The Sun.
London, England, 1810-11-07 00:00:00

and the Princes who hart% by the same over-
bearing authority, been induced to exalt themselves
into Monarchial statei will probably, be happy in -the
.oppOrtuitity of reducing' themselves to their former
.
rank, as a more sure foundation of legitimate power.
Never, we believe, since society began to assume
a civilized state, have so many nations and so many
indi'viduals pined more .hcatiily in fervent prayer
for any prosperous event, than tlicY do for the death
of BUONAPARTE j and the . wonder is, that, having
been the source. of so much national and privatelni-
sery, and threatening, as he every. day .does, by
'his tyrannous and frantic 'decrees, even an hi-
, crease of that misery to nations .and individuals,
he should so .long have been permitted tc poceed
in his horrible. career. But this desirable event
cannot be far distant. It is ink osbible to: suppose
that human patience will bear the oppression Of this
man (if we may call him so) Much longer; .and,
when the happy day comes which-shall witness his
fall, it will no doubt be a .day of rejoicifig all over
the World, and prove .a • tremendous warning to
Tyrants in all ['attire ages.

The followii% is' the Medical Rei:ort of this

day :

44 Windsor Castle, Nov 7,131 c.
it His MAJESTY had more sleep last night, and
continues fully as well as in 'any p.trt of yesterday,
" H. R. REYNOLDS.
" HALFoRD,
to W. HEBEEDEN.
•
" M. BAILLIE."

Her MAJESTY and the Princess MARY, we are
hippy to state, are better. Their indisposition prin-
cipally arose from excessive fatigue in attending Ow
Princess AMELIA.

We understand that the King's' Equetelts, the
Queen's Ladies in Waiting, and most of the Trin-,
cipal attendants on the Court, tooether with the
servants of their MAJESTIES, the Prince of WeiLts,
and the Royal Dukes, in their state liveries, are to
attend the funeral of the Princess ANI ELIA. The
remains of her Royal Highness are to be conveyed
to the,ilent tomb in a-hearse and eight tior's:ts. All
those who attend the funeral are summoned to be iii
rea.lines:, at six o'clock on Tue•day 'evening ; but it
is sup sed the .procession wal not move till eight
o'clock.

The Doke Of CUMBERLAND taLes an active part
in arranging the fnte,rA of his late sister.

T;;e boxiogimitch between young Crib, brother
of the enanipion Crib, and Hale,
.w;il take pine to-
morrow se'rinight, for 50 guineas...
.The following is the inscriptior issued frpm the
Herald's Office, by Sir IsAAc HEARD,. Garter Ktng-
at-Arms, to be engraved Upon the, plat'e
of the Princes AMELIA. '

DEPOSITIJM •
Principissm Arne
Filit Sesta; et rratu
Et Potentissirrii Geurgii Tertii, Del
G rift ia, Ilritomiarutu Regis, Fictei
..• INttettsorts, &g..,
• Obit ~,tritt die overnbris,
Ann° ,lletnini NI DCCC X.
JEtatis sum XXVII.

All the attchilants.of the Royal Fatnily.put ork
mourning the day alter the decease of the Princes's-
AMELIA.

By accounts received in Glasgow from Rio Ja-
neiro, we are 'happy to. learn that a more general
vent is to be given to our manufaetures in.
.South America than has tor'sorrie time been expea-
ed. -The demand for brown and white linens, we
understand, was very considerable in July and Au-
gust,. and a profitable trade with this county was
expeeted to be opened in consequence of the change
of government at Buenos Ayres.
A letter from a Most resPeaable..quarter, contains
•the followink important particulars, still further
confirming what we stated a few days since, re-
speaing the • political relations of Russia and
France :

GOTTENBURG, OCT. 26.—1 n Russia all vessels
which were under sequestration, have: been given up,
and even the cargoes of the Teneriffe vessels are
ordered not, to be &old.
" It seems as if Russia' and Fiance would not re-
main friends much longer." •
The following is an extra& of a letter from the'
present' seat of the Prussian Government
" KONIGSB2g4,; OCT.. 1 I.—The Royal Counsel-.
for of State, M, Jordan, has been for some days in
this city, and when he has concluded his duties here
he will. proceed to Stettin and Memel. He bears a
commission immediately from theslc.ing, to examine
into the state of trade in the Prussian and *Pomera,
nian harbours, and to take such steps' as will effec-
tually stop the commerce of England, and to prevent
the transpott of Colonial produce. He has besides.
full authority to adopt the severest measures to bring
this matter to a conclusion."

We inserted yesterday the official account' of the
fall of Rucichuck. The success of the Russians is
Confirmed in the following ex'ra6t ••
RIGAi OCT. 9.L—The EMperof Alexander, by a
COM ler who has just arrivtd, and who left St. Pe-
tersburgh on the 6ih instant, • has informed the Go-
vernor of Liefiland that dispatches have, been receiv-
ed from the ,Commander in Chief of 'the Russian
Army in Moldavia, Count Kaminski, stating that
the Turkish fortresess •of Rudschuck and Glurgowa
surFendereilon tk2.'7th of September to the via°.
rious'arms of the Emperor. On account a this
important event the Governor of this place has or-
dered that Te Deum shall be sung in tbe Russian
Cathedral on the I 1 th."

On Monday evening last, at, a Genefal Assembly
of the Academicians, Mr. GEORGE ARNALD, lA:nd-
s6ape Painter, was electrcl an Associate of the Royal
Academy. 't