The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-12 00:00:00

CEILIM PAPER t

13ANIt3 OP TII2 ELBE, JUNE 29,—A few My:
4g°, General Count MoLuron receive] a Courier'
tom Paris, with orders for his whole division to
tbreak tip from Hamburi,-11, and the Hanse towns,
lnd their, territory, forl,Spain.. In conseguenoe of
this Order, the four battalions of infantry, and two
regiments 'of cavalry, comPositig the garrison of
liamburgh, Boke up on the 27th, directing their
Larch towards Holland. It is impossible to ex..
Press what reluaance the French officers and sol-
e't-rs have for going to Spain—they look upon such
a March as no better than a march to the Other
chid.

Yesterday five companies of French Infantry,
"tiling by forced marches from Travemul'ide and
Lubeck, entered Hamburgh, and now form its tern-
-I:"'Ary garrison. In the course of next month the
l'ihole division of MORAND, near 20,000 men
4tr°Pg, is expe&ed in the Hanse Tdwns. It cob-
Illts of 7 regiments of infantry, and 2 of cavalry, and
long train of artillery. General MORAND- will
havehis head-quarters at Hamburg!), whence Gene-
-1.11 MOLITOR will take l)14 departure next week.
'Several private letters from the South of France,
dived by people in the wine- trade from Mae:.
Nismes, &c. speak of a considerable defeat
*filch the French army is said to have suffered in
in ; but they are • silent as to the particulars.
krench troops have also been ordered from Germany,
-t° Holland, in every part of which country the in-
habitants have strewn the most manifest marks of
discontent, aid betrayed symptoms of instiiteaion.

Private letters from Paris state, that Count MET.
ItENIcH wilt not leave that place till the middle of
/uIY, previous to which the Treaty between France
and Austria, relative to Turkey will be arranged and
ratified. •
VIENNA,. JUNE 18.—One of the unfoun2ed to-
tours here is, that peace has been already conclUdeil
between Russia and the Porte.
The Pi esburg Gazette mentions the report that
the Russian General IssArew; has twice defeated
the corps of the Paella of Widden, 'and took 1009
Turks prisoners.

Our Court Gazette contains the following para.,
graph :

" Among the long series of groundless and ran,
dote asser►ions f►oat and about Austria, by which
illaby. public Papers fill up their empty space, is also
to be remarked one, by which a great part of East
is to be ceded to the Duchy of Warsaw, for
e`quivatent:'

An army o 80,000 men is now going to Hungary

aid the darkish frontiers,
with 150 pieces of

tatillon. It is not thou;ht that, Atonic' it come to a
Witr between the Pone and France, Austria will
furnist► mole than .the stipulated number of auxi-
; the nn,inces prevent our taking a greater a
share in thus war.
Last night his Imperial Majesty arrived here from
Aden.

Sr. PETERSBURGH, JUNE 13.---The day before
Yestercfly, the most eminent merchants and bankers
'Were sent for to the Minister of Finances, who in-
formed th-:m of the measures for improving the
?Lances of tile-Empire : A loan of itx) millions of

rubies is to be opened, on winch account the Ern
Perot has pub►is.ied a man►festo, of which the chief
.lellor is as tollows

;• 91 the Establishment of a Fund of Liquidation of State

Debts.

As the property of the State ought always to be
Considered as a mortage of the public debt, part of
111' mass is to be taken off and publicly sold. This
Otoperty consists in lands, meadows, fisheries, &c.
tp forests and other territorial possessions of the
trbv.n. The mass of Crown property, thus de-
14clied, shall be sold in five years. All persons of
free state, also foreign capitalists, may buy estates,
ke. under certain conditions. The paythents may be
de by instalments of five years each.

[To be continued.]

The Madras Courier of February last contains the
following article We are extremely concerned
Iti relate a melancholy accident that happened to
'-aptain Siessur, of the 7th r,giment of native infan-
tr,rY, at Kissengunge, on Sunday, the 7th current.
:::apt.Slessor was out shooting; hts gun having missed
'"r,'s he had ju,t taken it from his shoulder and re-
Primed, when his knee touched the pan, the gun
fuli went off, andits contents passing through his
"cad he was kitlyd on the spot."
S me nine, since the Officers of a Spanish prize
,t Plymouth, built of mahogany, ordered a very fine
plank to be taken out of her inside lining, for the
PUrpth,e of Loty.erting it into dining tables. The
who had the task to execute discovered a
concerned between the plank and one of the
!Inibers, wnich cot:wined 7U dullart It was cus-
ilthl,ary the Spaniards to secrete their properly
1:41 Itits manner, aid the old prizes which are to
- broken up will, noubtless, contain many rich
uuarus.

'the Ameri( ail vessel, it heeler, is arrived at Fal-
etliloutt, how .Neo; 1 k, wish cargo of wheat and
Wuul• Sh. sane., od the nth of And brought
Lets anu papyrs the 4th the same wonth.
ney stale, that i ce John 4-idams had not arrived in
diupton-,dads urr (be Yytii of MI.

from Hull ; Thomas awl ; Translator,
from Guernsey ; and the. Nancy, SAXTON ; and
Sincerity,_BADCOCK, from London.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Bonne Citoyenne for
iebec,' Halifax, and Nova Scotia, with a few
merchantmen under her protection; also the Cale.
donia for Quebec; Mary, BAGGS ; and Success, ,of
Poole, fot Newfoundland ;
,sailed also his Majesty's

ship Nymph with specie on board for Li,hon.

PLY MOUTH, JULY I o.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Plover froni a cruize ; the Gearge,,RicHAßips;
from Cork, last from Falthouth, with a cargo of
provisions for this Port ; and the Mary, RtcfrAnDs,
from Wales.

Came down the• harbour and anchored in the
Sound his Majesty's ship Helicon.
Went.into harbour his 11,1.1:levy's ship Triumph.
Arrived two chasse mat6es. laden .with wine and
rosin, Captured by the Constant gun-brig.
Arrived the Constant gum-brig, from a cruize.

SHEERNESS, JULY 1 I.—Arrived his Majesty's ships
rigincourt, Hind, and the brig Mariner.
Passed by up the River his Aleijesty's ship Wool-
wich.

,Sailed his I\iilesty's ship Pioneer t0D,..a1.
Arlived his Mjesty's ships Nereus, from Chat.,
ham ; and regressor, from the- North Sea.

.DEAL, JULY 1 his Majesty's ship Fly,
with several vessels:pnder convoy for Portsmouth.

PENZANCE, JULYB:—A French schooner priva-
teer brought to one of our mmkerel-boit., on Satur.
day la4i, off this port ; took from them some fi6h,
and carricd them across Channel, near to the French
coast. The Frenchmen then gave them a bottle of
brandy, and sent them about their business.

O!7RY

NAVAL NEWS
NBT3MOEfTir, JULY 11.—Catte in this day his
' Majesty's ship Argo from the Downs; Venus,ToD, 111"" "
" tITEI4PO, TN THE STYLE Or tioDERN

LIN ES,

SIMPLICITY.

Once on a time, as story says,
A little ragged boy,
A chimhey-sweeper hight there was,
Who &celled bereft or joy.

,Says .I to him, " My little lad,
" Why dismal Most thou look?"
Says he to me, " NI y angry dad
.6 Will make me r:ati my book."

111.

" Thy face is black with smut," says I,

Yes, Sir," says he, " is,
"l'inforc'd to mount the ch.tnnq high,
" And that begims lily I hit."

IV.
The tears then o'er his little face
(The sight my heart did tear)
Began each other quick to chase,
Making .white furrows there.

" How now,"! says 1, " you little wretch,
" Your face is black and white ;"
On whielt he did his arms outstretch,
Aud said, " kind, Sir, you're right."

VI.

" On Sundays only, you may see
•• My wretched visage clean,
" Theo only happens it to ine
•• Not to appear quite mean.

VII.
" On other days my skin is black,
" No combs approach my head,
" No gorgeous cloaths adorn my back,.
FOT MONTAGUY Is dead."

VIII.
" Unfriended, melancholy, slow,"
He then march'd thro' the gutter,
His briny tears no longer flow,
And " sweep" Ile to sputter.

W. E.

Information of a ery.ingular and almost incredible
kind is said ti have nee received in town; from the•
IlaWc, we suppose. It st.ites, We acquiescence of the
late Ki, g of Swedni, in his removal to Si.vi .z.-rland,
to have been tacd.tat .:(1 by the pri,bible means which
it atfordid him of escaping to Etigl.qui; that in exe-
cution of this his project Ile had secretly returned to
the Baltic : and here the report splits, all agreeing
itt his escape!, but some averring that his Majesty
vt as really no.v in security on board Sir JAMES SALI.--
lk AREZ'S fleet ; while others state that he had only
iu
,rained tour days' start bctore it was known or att-
ned that be had wilidrawn : and that therefore
his reaching his intended place of security was pro-
bable. -- His Majesty is said to have left Ins family in
the care of his Queen's lather, the Elector of 13a.
deli i rather an ominous wardship this, we conceive;
if it shall appear that the son-in-law has really es•
caped, and that the father-in-law knew of his in-
.tention..

• A report was circulated yesterday, but we believe
without any foundation, that BUONAPARTE had en-
acted a law which inflicted the penalty of death
against any subject of France who should, after a
certain period, visit Englind. The prohibitory de-
cree against the exportation of grain has been ex-
tended fiotn L'Orient to Bourdeaux.

The new Phy of The Doubtful Son continnes to
draw a numerous audiet,e every night to the
,Hay-
market Theatre, and, independenly of the inherent
merits of the piece, it is in general sou ell support-
ed by the Performers as sufficiently to account for
its attraction.

Tricks upon Travellers went ofr again very well
last night at the Lyceum. Nine of the airs were
composed by. REEVE, and several of them were en-
core.l. Rotors has shewn much taste as a coin.-
po,er, in his sh ire of the tntisic. DowToN and 01(.
BERRY play into each others bands very success-
fully. .
'EMERY is now playing at York, where, his thea-
trical talents first rose into a degree of reputation.
that soon transferred him to the metropolis.
WRENCH, who performed the chief comic parts
last season at the Lyceum Theatre, and who was said
to be so ill as to afford no hope of recovery, is ab'e
to resume his profession, and is now playing with
success at Edinburgh.
A new
,dramatic piece, wa understand, is soon
to be expected front Mr. COLMAN, .and it will of
course "be recommended by spirit and original
humour.-

The, Liverpool Theatre is free from the annoy-
ance of theatrical Reformers at present,. and Mrs.
En wig is acting there whit considerable success.

The Subscribers for a- third Theatre have by .no
means relinquished their object, but have occasional
meetings for the purpose of attaining it. Several of
the old Drury-Lane Pertbrmers, are expected to as-
sist in the undertaking, if it can be accomplished.
It does not appear that there .are any vigorous
movements in progress for the re-building of Drury-
Lane Theatre, notwithstanding the magnitude and
multiplicity of interests connected with it.
Among the .causes of the recent 'failure in the
City, it has been said, not• unaptly perhaps, that
some of the persons concerned had been 'wool-
gathering,

It liaa been said that the populace cheered Mr.
COBaETT Vk hen he left the Court of King's Bench
on Monday last. This report is not well-fout`►ded.
The truth is, that he went away with ai:oost as lit-
tle notice troth the people, as if he had never been
heard of before.

VESTRI and ANGIOLINI are re-engaged for the
Opera next sea.,un, and DESHAYES is going to the
Continent to engage a partner, vice Madame DES..
HAYES, who retires. .

The company at Vauxhall were last night much
annoyed by the disorderly condu6t of several yoUng
men, six of whom were taken into custody. They
were this -morning examined before the Magistraies
at Union-Hall, and several of them gave bAii for
their appearance at the ensuing Surrey Sessions.