The Sun.
London, England, 1805-11-25 00:00:00

manner,

In the mean time orders have-been given to rein-
force. all the posts, which orders have already been

eKccuted.

A Letter has been Jeceived yesterday by the
+General from the Connnauding Officer TuItNEV, at
Post Orange, mentioning- to
,lmo received a letter
from the Officer commanding- at .Post Prince Witliarn

4-ederick, whe:uut he btate6 tu receid in..
I.orrililtion that the P 0.4 A:mil-1,11.1d mutinied, and
that the Officer and Doetur had 't:e;:it!led by five

of the Black SoWien, who, the 'week bet( ire hsad
been sent as Patiol tb the Pct Otangebo, and On
their return' cclulimitte:l this ;0, ,after which they
had fled, when they were joined by the remaining
Tfoops of the Post.

The Offievr after receiving this Informa-
tion, called his
,men before him, to whom.he held
forth the foregoing cireninstances, and-demanded of
them how they were disposed, arid if he eOuld rely OP
LIIM;40 whom they unanimously and with one accord
swore to be firm: and loyal to the Country, and would
never IcaVe* their OfficFr, and should obey his orders
pimetually. Hereuponthe:OfficerKLEl immediate..
ly sent an ExpresS to the Indians, cautioning them to .
take care of themselves, and tcs watch as close as
possible what was passing above, and also to report
the same lkithout delay ; which they had accepted
faithfully to accomplish/ Three men' had been dis-
patched for the purpose "of, assisting in discovering
what was going on, but who, had not returned at
the time this:letter was,sent off..

The Officer KLEIN, the other day in the
morning, had repaired on board of the there lying
Gun brig, and related to the Commander all that
had been transatied, by the Black Troops, requesting
bun same time to go on shore with him,
which immediately complied with. After they
had a.rri‘cd at the pcist, the Lieutenant KLEIN, for
the second tune, .had called his men before- him,
when they again swore in presence of the Com-
!wader of the Brig the same fidelity and loyalty as
the evening before.

It appears, from the examinations and deposi.
tions of several persons who were witnesieS to the
bittharous aas (but who, through favourable'op-
portunities, nude their escape and arrived here),
that this Mutiny only-exists among the Ringleaders,
arid not, generally among the whole Corps, from
which there is good reason to hope that several of
these Mutineers, out of fear or otherwise, will re-
turn to their duty..
By Order of the Court,
(Signed) M. S. SCHUSTER, Sec.

p 1 WE regret that we are still unable to communi-
cate any intelligence to our Readers from the Con-
tinent. We are unable to account for the long in-
terval which has elapsed since the arrival of either.
French or Dutch Papers, because from the state of
the Wind last week vessels might undoubtedly have
arrived from Holland. But though no intelligence
has been received, numerous reports have, as
usual, been circulated. Letters are'stated to have
reached this country, which contain certain accounts
of the Russ.ians and Swedes having passed the. Elbe,
for the purpose of co-operaiing with the Prussiang
in Hanover, of a large Russian Force having landed
at Venice, and of the French and Bava: tan Army
ta; ing, by a (apid and circuitous march, turned the
important post' of Scharnitz, in the Tyrol, &c. &c. It
can hardly be necessary for us to state, that all these
reports are founded entirely upon cOnjeaure,hecause
we again repeat, that no intelligence 'whatever has
reached this Country from the Continent. At such
an intereting and awful crisis -as . the present, we
should consider onrselves as highly culpable if we
were to la t impt to supply the deficiency of authentic
inform:ttion by circulating idle and unfounded ru-
mours.

Saturday morning HIS YAJESTY„ PRINCESSES
AuotrsTA, SorntA, and 45141:1ii., attended by Lady
WYNYARD,GreIIErai FITZIIOy, and Colonel TAYL,OII,
rode on horseback to Holyport. RER AIAJEsty and
the other Pittsciissus' rook an airing, in a coach and
four, by 'Wingfield._
. Qn Saturday nightthe DUKE of CAMBRIDGE ar-
rived at Windsor, trorV.ondon.
Yesterday morning Tits. MAJEsTY, PRINCESSES
AUGUSTA, SOPHIA, andViAdtiLlA, attended by ,Gen.
Ifyrzsov, colonels DRsnitow and TAYLott, and
Lady WN'NYARD, walked to St. George's Chapel,
and 'heard tin excellent Sernion, by the Rev. Dr.
DUVAL, from the 26th chapter of St. 14failltew, and
41st verse. After Divine Service they took on air-
ing to 14"rogmore.
His Royal Highness the DUKE of Yoax has di-
meted the follomiing General Order to be issued :---
'His Royal Highouss. die Colums,tvo g hi Curet+ has sig.
nified his usd, that an Inspection of tho Volunteer
Corps should be made with the roost minute attention, and proper Returns by the General Officers commanding
gades, in the following three Classes, viz.
Ist. As being fit to ad with Troops of the Line.
zd. As advancing in Discipline.
3d. As being deficient in Discipline.
With a statement of the deficiencies, and whether the absent
are with leave, from sickness, without' leave, or are wanting
to complete.

A muster of.the different Regiments, tbr the pur-
poseef ascertaining the objects required b)? this Ge
neral Order, will take place with the utmost dis-
patch, and the Returns for the London Distri& will
be made in the course of the next fortnight.
His Royal Highness the DUNE of CUMBERLAND
left town yesterday for Kew, where his Royal High-
ness entertained a small party to dinner.
Lord 'MuLOR AVE, Mr. CA.NNING, and a numerous
party dined Wth Mr. PITT on Saturday.
The Gazette of Saturday contains 'an Order of
Council for continuing, for six months from the 6th
of December nekt, the prohibition on the exporta-
tion of Gua-powder, Salt-petre, Arms and Ammu-
nition ; also, an °rai,x for continuing, for thro
months from the 30th'instant, the permission to im-
port sundry articles of provisions, duty free.
In Satnday's Gazette, besides the Address to Ms
nocarr of the City of London, are inserted 1' d-
,tr0,A.40.; from the cry of Exeter and the. Towns of
-).1.4ni,‘,4,,:zi.er a:4 Salior(l, tin the Lite glorious Viaory.