The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-26 00:00:00

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ii A full-mouthed Negrete Ewe, Mr. Bourne
97 A full-mouthed Pautar Ewe, Mr. Brooke
98 A ditto,Mr. Comptoh - - •
99 A full-mouthed Negrete Ewe, Mr., Barclay
too A iuil-moutited Paula' Ewe, Mr. WeolS
tat A ditto, Mr. Broadh. td - - -

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• 37

soz A tuts-mouthed Negrcie Lwe, Mr. Wools
303 A tult.motaiied Paitlar liwe, ditto •

These ;0 Ewes produced 2„6i91. 15s. cr' more
thaii 371. 83. each, on the average.
A marquee was pi.ched, and tables laid opposite
the pens, whereon as many of the company as
chose partook of ham and veal sand ',Hies, porter,
brown wont, 'cyder, &c. An exprt waiter from
the Blue AnChor Inn, where the retreshuients were
provided, stood at the head Of the table lb a linen
dress, and carved fur, and helped the eompctoy,
Much more to their accommodation and contori,
than these kind of fie:d eatertaitiruent are usually
managed.

Ampng the company, which was numerous and
biglily respectable, we licitiCed—
The Dukes ut ClareilLe and Cumberland, Lord Castle-
reagh, Sir Joseph Banks, Sir Rome l'opliant, Sir kovert
Kingsmill, Sir john Sanders' Seabright, lulw Fane, F.sq
*lames Warre, Esq. hristohilier Towers, Esq. Cullen Smith,
Esq. .tev. N. Bare Dudley, &c &c.

MAILS.
Aaareza—i Heligoland, a Duhlin, WJterford.
pus--1 Cacti; a Li6bon, ribatertotd.

PRICE Or 5 i OCRS
THIS DAY AT TWsLVIS o'ctocic.
*onsols - -68 i s Rea. Ann - -69 i

TilE 6U N.

6OLEM QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT?

LONDON.

THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1810.

This morning we received German Papers to the
1 t h inst. The intelligence they.contdin is in ge-
neral of an old date. They represent the fire which,
happened at Prince SCHWARZENBERG'S as wore ex-

tensive, and more destructive' in its consequences,
than we were 'taught to belieVe by the French Pa.'
pers. We are inclined to believe that BUONAPARTE
has discovered or suspects some new plot against
him, for since the Ist of thts month an unusual de-
gree
of strictness has been observed in examining all
persons, and searching all carriages leaving Paris.
,Accounts fiom Naples state, that the prepara:
tions for the invasion of Sicily are completed, and
the attempt was daily eipeded to be made.

It-ports continue to be circulated of.a battle hay-
i.ig teen tovett on the frontiers of Portugal, but Nye
are convinced that they 1)1,7e not the slightest founda-
tioa in' fad. Our Readers may rest confidently as-
sured, that we shall communicate to them the ear-
liest authentic linelligence; if any such event should
take place::

We have been favoured with the perusal of some
Letters of- a very recent date from Holland, which
state, that the people of that country seem to sub-
mit to their fate with a 'kind of gloomy resignation,
the natural consequence of a situation which forbids
all hope. The French, it seems, do not adopt any
measures tending to disturb this torpid submission
on the part of the Dutch, but, on the contrary, en-
deavour to soothe them with intimations that the
yoke will probably be lightened by the speedy re-
moval of some of the restrictions on commercial
-enterpiize.

His MAJESTY came to town yesterday from
Windsor, escorted by a party of Light Horse ; he
was received at the Queen's Palace by the Dukes 9f
YORK., KENT, SUSSEX, and CAMBRIDGE.
About halt past twelve o'clock the Duke of CUM-
BERLAND arrived to pay his respe&s to his Royal
Father ; his Royal Highness appears .much better,
and is recovering from his wounds. He continues
to wear a blaCk cap.
At two o'clock his MAJESTY held a Private Levee,
which was attended by
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Privy Seal, the
First Lord at the Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer,
the First Lord of the Admiralty, the three Secretaries of
Stare, the President of the Board of Trade, the Commander
in Chief, the Lord Chamberlain, the Marquis of Downshire;
Lords SomerVille and Heatlifield (Gold Stick); Sir S. Cut-
trel and G. Osborne (Grooms in Waiting); and Colonel Davis,
The following had the honour of being presented
to the KING :
The Marquis of Downshire, on his going to Ireland
Lieutenant-Colonel Davis, of the zzd Dragoons, on his
return from India.
His MAJESTY gave audiences to the Marquis
`WELLESLEY, Earls LIVERPOOL and BATHURST,
Messrs. PERCEVAL, RYDER, and Yoax.
Monday evening, his MAJESTY, the Princesses
ELIZABETH and AUGUSTA, walked on Windsor Ter-
race till nine o'clock. The Royal Party was accom-
panied by Etuls LIVERPOOL. BATHURST, and HAR-
COURT; Lady COLLYER, Count MUNSTER, and
Generals GARTH and WYNYARD; a very genteel
company also attended. The Duke of YORK visited
rairincess AMELIA, with whom he staid about two
howl; at g.ix o'clock his Royal Highness set off for
Oatlands.

S;r HENRY HAtronD, and.Dtctors DuNnAs and
.13AizzrE, visited Princess AMELIA on Tuesday morn-
ing, and then returned to London, Her Royal
4Hiabtess remains much the same,

A ditto, Mr. Goldfinch
. - - 36
Afu I ' inoutliAl Negrete Ewe, Mr. Small piece . •29
A ' 11-mouthed Paula:. Ewe, Mr. Brooke - • 28
e A ditto, Mr. Lyster -- - 4. 42
81 t ull,lnuothed Negrete Ewe, Mr. Wools - Si
32 A full mouthed Paular Ewe Sir Robert Kingsrnill 32
6 A ditto, ditto - . - - 30
84 _A full-mouthed Negrete Ewe, Earl of Rothes - 26
8t Ai u 11-inoutheti Paular Ewe, Mr. !ones - 36
86 A ditto, Mr. Compton . - - . •25
87 A .full-imuuthed Negrete Ewe, Mr. Duckworth - 26,
8f A inll-inouthed Paular Ewe, Mr. G.ultlfitich • 35
89 .•.. ditto, Earl of Ruthes - - - 28
o-1 full-mouthed eaular Ewe, Mr. Lyster 1 '-, 30
2 A ditto, Mr. Dawes
93 A full-mouthed Negrete Ewe, Mr. Gale - 3o
94 A full-mouthed Paular Ewe, Mr. Aylward - 29
95 A ditto, Mr litcmuhead - • - - 1,-