The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-07 00:00:00

partake of the honours of the Coronation was not
demanded as a right, and consequently the King
allowed her to be crowned two years after, as
mark of his Royal favour, From exeracts which
the Learned Counsel read froik the woks of.
Baco Coke;• Blackstone,
.&;c.. clearlixNpa,
peired the tlueep lia I only the derivativ'e. clai

The ATTORNEY GENERAL, at one o'clock, was
arguing the question in a most poW•erful mannery
and is likely to occupy the vihole of the day.

The Rosario, arrived at Portsmouth, sailed
from St. Helena the 17th May, with the dupli-
cates of the Dispatches sent by the 'Heron ; and
by an Officer who came home in her, we
are favoured with the . folloWing particulars
respecting the death and interment of
BUONAPARTE, on the authenticity of which oar
readers may place the fullest reliance, and which
come down to a later period than any which have
hitherto been published.---The death of BuoNA-
PARTE, which had been momently- expected for
some days, was announced from Longwood, by'
signal No. 3, as had been previously arranged on
Saturday, May '5, about 6 o'clock in the afternoon,
The corpse was not seen that night by any pergon
but his own attendants, who performed the usual
Catholic ceremonies over it. At day-light the
next morning, the Governor, with several of the
principal Officers on the Island, went up tp
Longwood, where BuoNAPARTE was laid out on his
Austerlitz camp-bed. A drawing of him.was take!'

by Capt. MARRYAT, H.N. at the request of Sir IL

LOVE, and with. the permission of Count MoN
TIIGLON and General BERTRAND, which is said
to be a very .fine and interesting likenesf-
Shortly afterwards the body was opened, and bis
disease ascertained to be one that would have
proved • equally fatal to him, whether i►e
had continued at St. Cloud or resided It
St. Helena, a cancer in the stomach. When this
operation Was finished, his attendants dressed
him in his regimentals, and laid him in state, 1*()c
every one to see. BUONAPARTE had requested to
be buried at the feet of two willo►ti•s, growiPg
near a spring to which he used to send for the
water that he drank at table ; and his wish was
complied with, the corpse having been first em-
balmed. His funeral was performed with mill'
tary honours ; the Governor and principal of4cer°
and inhabitants of the Island joining in the Pr°
cession, and all the Garrison attending on the
occasion. Capt. MAnayATT has taken drawings'
both of his Tomb,which is placed in a very roman-

situation, and of the Funeral Procession from

Longwood. The Rosario has, brought 101"
BUONAPARTE'S Will, and many other FRP'!"
belonging to that extraordinary personage, the
contents of which were kept a profound secret at
St. Helena. Count MoNTRoLoN, Genera} a"il
Madame BERTRAND, and the other members °f
his household, are expected shortly to arrive i°
the Camel.

The French- Journals of Wednesday contrail')
an article from the Austrian Observer, givirl43°
unfavourable report of the operations of
in Walachia and Moldavia. The c°rPi
n
of 2.000 lletaerists which YPSILANTI had st;li
some time since to Fokschan and Galati, o'Tpr.
the command of CANTAcuzENo,.has been entire -e
defeated and dispersed by the troops Of the
Pacha of Ibrailow. In the event of an energetlll.
attack by the Turks, Yesx.r„viin, it is said,- "'lte
o
abandon his position at Tergowisch, and retire.
Nimpolungo,where he hopes the almos tinaccesl° bl
defiles across the mountains will secure hialfrey,
further pursuit. One of his officers„Captain
GSKr, with 500 Arnauts, surprised a body Of I
Turks at Statina, who were either killed or made
prisoners. The town was reduced to ashes, a.!!`o
the party then returned to their .former
at Pitescht. All communications between -"co
charest and the frontiers of Austria have bea,
cut off by the Insurgents. The military Pfellre
rations of Austria on the frontiers of Tur1:01,;00
of the most formidable description.- The COrti,
of Austrian troops, or rather the Corps of Obser
vation, on the frontiers extends from Czerh°"'fov,
in Buckowina, to Mehadia,...: in - the 1;"'1
The- left wing of this . corps covers .
part of Bukowina which touches the
rei'
of Moldavia ; the centre extends from be
•to
ap.
which is the extreme frontier o.f this princif).
to llermanstadt, in Transylvania, and t!:;cii)2
wing reaches as far as the Bannat. The po 01'7
force of the Austrians is concentrated io t`, '
E Lc
virons of Cronstadt whence they, can reoclil t°
detached, according to circumstances, eit'i l The,
the frontiers of Moldavia, or in the ,llantot",cteci
frontiers of these two principalitie3 have Ilttr,
the chief attention of the Austrians, bec"usLare 50
are now the theatre of war. Other tronl's
rpS ,
stationed as to be able to reinforce, the ci,t'ose"
observation in case of necessity. It is
„s°`',:iburg
a corps of reserve will be found at Clll—
Transylvania,
f he
By a private letter from Madrid, 0-i to the
of June, we.are informed that the
Sesst
Cortes was to close on the 30th
of ti :tordinarf
i
The' convocation of the Cortes xdui;eeo.pub,
seems fixed, though nothing official :a I was much
fished respecting it. The public ,re-
-
agitated on. this subject, and it was aPI
hended that some great events
of occurring. Opinions respecting. the conv°a
itas the •
tion are very divided : some considering
,01
only means of saving the conntry, while
others
ary will
are fearful the Cortes E xtraocd i n were ou. the eve
(-9,