The Sun.
London, England, 1810-11-09 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

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.I)I:ARANy.
,Pc;T:, i.--Souse very unfounded re,
po,r
.are circulated with gte;lt industry, that their
Majesties, the;Emprors of France and Russia', have
had disa&reerripms, respecting various provinces .of
Poland,
..and,,th.it„,ol,lnt. Metternich, the. Ambas.r.
trout Vienna, has been engaged, though un-
successtuliy,, as Mediator.—We can, 'assert that
this sta!em..-nt„hasno .other .foutid.ition, than in the
winds ~f incitviduvls • who would gain
by every disturbance. . • ,
It is quite clear. tlnit: MI the
troops .4 the Puts. .. empire in
of :beitg;Cerl-lected uu lb:: .Puhodi
have been Sent in, • ".I.' urkey, and only; enough re,
mains to garrison
.a W towns.
•
The movement of troops in. Poland, and,lhe fre-
quent,reviews they have uudergfint, wh:ch ave so
satisfied the Prince Pontatouiki, have:be_eon-
tended to prepare them for service in the poNti,a,long
the halt c, wht cher they are to beinarchecl,tp oppose
the English commerce, and to obstruct tlr eut,rartee
of British goods into' tne Continent. The Emperor
Alexander fully concurs
,witp his Majesty the TM-
perm; and. King, to this laudable design, ii)d,"the
time is not distatLt when'liiitish ships. under Amen:.
can flags,will be excluded from all the port?..
By the same means we were favoured withh-the
subsequf;nt patent, imposing 'a duty. on all mist
produce, conveyed by M the domains of the p.,1;..t
pt Mecklenburgh.

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In the week before last, an immensely large eagt
was shot by a Looker belonging to Mr. 11ucon,.11
Greenboro' Marshes, in the parish:of UpchurCh, !it)
Kent. It was, in the first instance,• only Wounded;
and for a time kept at bay botli the man and his dug ;
it soon, however, became sick, and threw up a kitten,
soon after which it waskilled. It measured, from the
bill to the tip of the tail; three .feet and a half, and
with the wings expanded eight- feet. The colour:of
the hody, from the head to the tip of the tail, was of
a dark ash colour, bordering on black ; the feathers
of the wings also nearly black the bill about the
nostrils thick—towards the lip very sharp ;. the ta-
lons and legs yellow. and very strong—the latter-
leathered only just below the knees, and this cir-
P3tilStanCe seems to indicate its species—that of the
Sea Eagle or Osprey.
Wednesday evening, seven o'clock, as a cart
loaded with woollen cloth, was passing aong Not-
ton Falgate, it was robbed'of several pieces of the.
• same, to the value of 401. with which the thieves
made their escape. The robbery was el:ceded, al;•
though a porter was placed in the cart to proied the
property. •
Wednesday evening, about nine o'clock, alrouth,
about fourtegn years of age, taking to'a Gent letti4h's
house in Earl-street, Blackfriars, a suit of clothes
from a tailor's in the-neighbourhood of Shoe-lane,
was defrauded of the same by a genteel essed Wo-
man, who gave the lad sixpence to deliVer a letter in
Bridge-street, Blackfriars, when she escaped.
• A gang of robbers have comm.:need their ncrtur-
nal depredations at Chelsea, and the intwabitaets
about to adopt an alternate watch nightly, for the
protection of their property.
• The take of herrings on the north west coast of
Ireland, has been the largest ever known in the me-
mory of man : thexivers up to Waterford and New
Ross, have and still continue in such abundance,
that the smallest boat brings in fr.om 1.5 t 0.20 maze,
a tide (a maze is 520), selling at from. Pa. to
14s. pet: maze. The fish not having reached their
bay, the Wexford fishermen bad their yawls drawn
on. carriages- to this part of the coast, the winds being
too strongly adverse fror them to work round, and
prof:veil exceedingly by. their adventure.