The Sun.
London, England, 1810-08-14 00:00:00

ay morning Priacesses
4usJ.A and SOPHta, 'took' an airing on horseback in
-Windsor Park. They were attended by 'Lords
WALSINGHANI, ST. HELP.NS HAIIROWEY, and
AR-
DEN

Yesterd,

The K.te,:d comes to London to-morrov‘,, to hold a
private Levee at the'Queen's' PAlate. -

The Coil: Papers state, ,that Mr. O'Suu.LVA-4,
'whose name has frequently been mentinned_ in the
PUblic Papers of late,. has become a Bankrupt. 1t is
stated that his Creditors in general were.disposed to
permit him to continue his. business. There were
some hower.tr who would not consent, and the con-
sequence was,, that a Commission was taken out,
against hint. In the hope that tre should be per-
mitted to, carry on his business, he had, - applied to
GoVernincut forfora Loan'of 25,0001. and obtained a
promise of that -sum ; but when the docket was
struck against-him, he wrote the following Lenox to. ,
Mr. NV. POLE :•••••
'" SI R, •

41 You will please on behalf of myself and the people
in my employment, to return our'sincere4thanks to his Grace
the Lord Lieutenant, for his hum inity in paying the imme.
diate attention he has done to the Petition laid before him,
and for the readiness with which relief was offered me, to re-
tain them in employment.
'6 It is with the most poignant regret, I have to acquaint
his Grace, that since my return from Dublin, occurrences
have taken place, which will' prevent me from accepting the
intended aid; but, that every effort will be- used by my
friends to alleviate the distress of the people in my, employ,
as far as existing circumstances will almit.

" You will also please to accept my most grateful ac-
knowledgments for the evident anxiety you so fully evinced,
to afford me 41 the relief I required, in the interviews which
I have had the honour to have with you.

41 I have the honour to be, Sir.
" Your obedient humble Servint,
4! J. B. O'SULLIVAN."
4! Cork, 4th August, tStol"

The young Prince of ORANGE is making a tour of
the North. On Wednesday last he left Edinburgh,
and will return to town the latter end of. next
month.
Yesterday being the natal day of the Heir Ap-
parent, the same was -celebrated with the usual de-
. monstrations of joy. The trades-people of his
Royal Highness manifested their loyalty and grati-
tude in the most zealous twinner. About 80 per-
sons partook of a sumptuOus dinner at the Thatched
House Tavern. The Prince sent 'them, as usual,
two fat bucks. In the evening', the illuminations
were very brilliant.
The Yellow. Fever Remedy Warehouse, at Char-
ing-cross, was very beautifully illuminated.
Letters and Papers have beenreceived from New
York to the lath, from Boston to the -I Rh, and
frorri Philadelphia to the 1 t7th ult. A gentleman
who arrived passenger in one of the latest vessels,
says, that the general opinion in, the. United States
was, that the Executive Authorities would not sum-
mon Congress before the usual period, and that there
was no expeetat ion that war would be declared either
• against Great Britain or France, but it was supposed
• that some restrialive measures with regard to com-
merce would be resorted to.
• In an article from Boston of the 13th July, we
find a letter from the Havannah, mentioning, that
the reduetion of the duties had been attended with
the most beneficial conseldences to thrt Settlement..
On Friday the 50th infantry marched into Lewes,
from Silver Hill barracks, under 'the command of
Colonel WALKER., for the purpose of assisting at the
grand review which was to take place yesterday ;
and on Saturday the -32 d and 36th infantry, and
Bedfordshire Regiment olMilitia, took their ground
of encampment it Spital Hal, near Lewes sand on
Sunday afternoon Major-General BaowN inspected,
and-praaised in the tiring motions these four Regi-
ments which were brigaded together, and which
Major-General BROWN Was yesterday to command.
Lieutenant-Colonel HULL, who gallantly fell in
the late battle of Almeida, wasl a telative4of J. W,
Holz, Esq. 'of-Great Baddow, in Essex, and Cap-
tain HULL, who was so severely wounded, is a son of
that Gentle Man.

Yesterday the 4th battalion of the Royals arrived
at Tilbury Fort, from whence they are to embark
for Scotland.

Capt.- J. W. AlAtm= has been appointed Go=
vernOr of the Island of Anholt, in the Cattegatt.
The Alicant Paper contains an article corrobora-
tive of the account of the destrutilion of MuRAT's
flotilla; but still uo official confirmation of the event
has yet reached England. The intelligence is thus
communicated in the Spanish Journal :
" ALICANT, JULY 17. The Consul of his Sicilian
Majesty in this City has just received from Mahon
the following important information :

•
The Sicilian pOlacre of war the Queen Char.
lotie is just'arrived here from Rilerino. She has on
board dispatches for his Royal Higliness the Duke
of Orle.ins, and is immediately to proceed to Cadiz.
The Capta n states, that on the day he left Palermo,
an official account had attived of the combined Eng-
lish and. Sicilian squadrons having defeated and com-
pletely destroyed a flotilla of gun-boats, which the_
enemy had just formed ,in Calabria,* for the purpose
of effeding a landing in Sicily.
4! 44 The labour of two years has been riemolished in one
day. —This will be the result of all Buonaparte's projects."

A Court-martial was to be held on the 19th of
June, 'on board the centaur, off,Tuulon, on two
seamen belonging. to the Success frigate, who had
been taken in an enemy's prit weer.
The Contest gun-brig, Lieutenant JOHN GREGORY,
which sailed with dispatches for America in August
last, is believed to have foundered• off the Azores,
and that all the crew perished. •

• On. Sunday se'nnight during the' performance of
Divine Service, Abercarne chapel, near Newport,
IVionmouthshirc, was struck by lightning. The
alarm that prev3i!ed among the congregation way
be more easily conceived-than described; hut we

are happy to say, that none present sustained 'any
material injury.

To-day the LORD-MAYOR, after inspening the
returns of the Mealwei,hersP was under the neces-
sity* of ordering the price of Bread to be raised Id.
per peck. Thc qusrtern loaf till then'-hoe Is, §ld.