The Sun.
London, England, 1810-09-25 00:00:00

TN Il' ACT OF A LETTER FROM rA It Li, DATED

AUGUST 31.

MAs-t t, Pruce ryf Essling, has
mr..v.(1:1, rod 1-1 such a in tlincr as t 5 f"iCe Eng.

II a 4 i :.; poi ,me to a baffle. We it
I).:tiently expert ,bese operatic s."

MILAN, AUG. :t7.--"A hen the Duke of OTRANTii
(VoucHs) pavaed through this city, on his way
ti Legh.irn, a report wa% circulated, that he uas
rt c dlyd &inn to Paris; but it' is ni.w understood
that he is ()lily gone to meet his at Lyiitis,
stn i w.ll return and settle in ti,e tieigt.bourhood of,
Floteure. •

Stcrr. 2.—Twelve squadrons of light ra.
valry ate colleMing to this vicinity, and vt ill began
reir warch on the 14th, under,General FOURNIER,
by'the way of 'Barium', for Spain.

iAR R t ,'ED - I GottenbutAll, t Heligoland. t New-York,
t Dublin. t Waterford.
Dui—t Cadiz, t Lisbon, t Dublin, z Waterford.

.I'l4ll 4" ST4iCKS
THIS OA% AI TIv.LVIL O'CLOCK.

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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBFR 25, 1810

Ttj,, int,tnintt a Gbtlenburgli Mail arrived: The
printin2l article of intelligence 'tvl-Ich-- it enntains is
an ccol:lnt of Abe -er. w of solve Engi.sh men of
tcar'b brats being r-soners by some Sw,-dish
'Mops arlVlarstrand, while • they were endeavouring
to-cur out a Danish privateer, '

We 112ve recFived some wore German Panes, from
which we lime made .five extraas. BUONAPARTE,
it. said, k's postponed his intention of visiting
till next s! ring. A letter from Paris say.,
that MAssENA has 111 •11Cet1Vred so as to torce the
English to a battle in Portugal, and that the result
is impatiently eipetird.

We this m irnirg received .dmerican Papers v., the
tn,h uir. from hich we hate m..de some extratts.

They conrain, bov ever, no new. of importance.

We love extracted from a Fetich paper, called
Le Jourvil de L'Empire, some &-,5.-rvation• upon
the relative state of Great Britain at d Franee. No-
thing can offer a rronger proof of the degraded
state of the Press 'n France, than the article to
which we • are alludirg, bemuse if there was the
slightest ve-ige of free discussion Or information in
France, BUONAPARTE dare not insult the people of
that country by such atrocious falsehools and such
gross ahstudities. There are some passages in the
article alluded to, which the French nazi, n, et,en
deprived as, they are of all political information,
must know to be false, and feel to be insulting.
When he abuses our impress service,. and praises
the French conscriptiofl ; when be says, that the
former is often resisted, and the latter is carri.
id without the sl girt, st c ,mniotion, what cart
the people , of France t,,ink of stch language,
after hrt it youth dragged , along
like felons, chained get her, and shot like
dogs, 'iron 'the sli,htesr tests mice; BUONAPARTV
boasts of the. 1409 erity and i,crease of power of
the allies of France—Does he allude to Holland,
which he plundered t-r se% eral years with the most
trerei,eting cruelty, and then converted it into a
prev ire e of,-France ? Does he mean Spain, which
exhausted her Ire saies, and sacrificed her best
tore-ts. to prom to the views t f the Usurper, and
whet) he has converted into one vast scene of de-
vastat:on and carnage. ? Or does lie mean his vassal
King to Germany, who haVe.not oily het n deprived
by him of their dignit y and independence asSovereigns,
but who art' not e,en treated by 1 itn with the re..
sped due to private Gentlemen. There is not one
of th. se unfortunate Princes who is no. daily in-.
suited by the French Alilotary and Custoin-boo.e
Officers, who have in fact the real commaird iu
their territories. With respect to the observations
iiiCh ;oil article contains respecting our beloved
S,l;,_•reign, they are too stupidly false to deserve
toe, but w hen BUUNAPAHTE boasts of his Own

couragt., and says that he constantly exposes
li itself without a guard, he says chit which
eery ma' , a inian, and child in Paris knows to bi-
f..lse : the pieLa lions which he adopts are innu-
nierible, and ht., tears for his personal sitety are
cam, d even to a die loos cadent. Mr. Ci iDSNIITH
says, that some tine ago he met JuSk.PkillNE.i
(wo, h .d been sent for to bring some malue-
rah. cirt.s,,s) in rune of the corrdors of the Palacr,
whin ii was ticaily dusk he was .dreacifiihy alarm
ed, whys s, tit the. unfortunate woman fo pri-
I.). for s;x 111 1)111 ,

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