The Sun.
London, England, 1810-12-27 00:00:00

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• Dec. 26,, too.
HE commtssioNEESfor VICTUAL LIAO
HIS' MAJESTY'S' NAVY do 1.-.ErehY give Ncaiee,
That pnTuesehfy the lit y Y,1117162 ydrart , t y w.ll he,
receive naffs in (sealed zfpfetni.ire.n f?t "line
dyed Quarters' of NEW 1 , and for Tb, re k).yi r.
tees of NEW C LOS Ef6f.tl E A MALT;tote sl';1
.rti,er.ible to San•ples (.4./ no! less tP:ot one Oar," each) to 14
dim d sidth the Tenders -1# be dilivered in the.spac4 of a Fyyr-
night into lair ijesty!.s Vic:zeta:ling Store,. at Itlyptfird, avd to
be paid for by Bills payable, with Interest, A7ivey Days "Pry.
date.

the'Conditins of the Cantt.zs7 niay bi seen at the Seereney's;
No regard will Ge bad to any Tendrr .n rzbicb tri.• price
not be ins, rted in wyordsat,length, or, that stall nt 6.' ,teliv.ted
ia the Board before One.o'Clotk on the said uesday, the ist of
Yanuary next, nor unless the Pers6n Tuba rake; the Tenitr; or;
some Person on hi:bar:llA attends, 7o answer when called for.

NEW MUSIC.
TRANSFORMATION, or, LOVE and LAW.
This Day was published,.
• •By Skillern and Co.' No. 2y, ;'reek-'street, Soho, •
The fhree following Songs in the above favourite•Musical
Farce, now p.A-torinini; at_the Lycdurn,—
rr 1-IE. TEAR of LOVE ; (a Ballad) Sung by
. Miss KELLY.
The TRUNK MAKER; SUng by Mr. KNIGHT. And
MANAGER sTrtuT i-sung by Mr. MATHEWS.
Cotnposed,by.Mr. CON, DELL.
"
' The above Sono are publishedsingly, at Is. 6d each,
and w be had at, all Music Shops.

This bay was published,
In Two Volumes, foolscap, file Second Edition, printed- by
Baitadtyne, price 12.5.,60ard5,
'LIVES of ANCIENT PHILOSOPHERS', trans-
fated from the French of F EN LEON, with Notes,aud
a Life of the Au;hor.
_ By the Rev': JOHN CORMACK, M.A. _ •

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'Art. I. The• English. Considered as a thinking People.—
The •Ref9rmers,' or Wrongs of I welled. —3 . Shak espear
Sermoo.- 4, On the perniciotii Ends of Methodism in
E•oreign Possessions.—•;....-The Law-Student,--6, On' I •.).
Staifortrs Niobe.—s. Week and. Ern;lisk Vett-
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• Sliakespeor's Tempest —l3. On early :anti-i7late
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ot ;as; Century.-I;.• On the Spirit prOper tin' a luting A•r-
-'tls•:.---14. The Trayeis- Of eason.—:7. , *War.r 18.
. Bentley, ro. Atys, the Enthusiast.--20.-On the Catholic
Remarks &lithe past„ancl present State in the
Arts in England..---22. Quarterly Retrosped of the
—23: Retrospect of •Public'Affairs.-24. Short IVlisi.eLauc-
ous P-knee. . •
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ELL Eit' ML PARLEIMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 26.

About a nuarter before four the LORD CHANCEL-
Lon took ins seat•on the Woolsack, and several Peers
on-both sides attended in their places.
After prayers were read,
.The Earl of .LIVEiPOOL, moved, That the House
do to-morrow resolve into aComnaittee, to'take into
1 consideration_ the State of the Nation—and that the
Resolutions communicated to the House by the
Commons, in a conference with their Lordships
last Saturday, be referred to the consideration of Ihe
said Committee, ,which was ordered accordingly.
Earl STANHOPE took the opportunity, as he ob-
served, be said, some Noble Lords in• their places,
whom he did not see the last time he attended, of
mice, that he proposed to move an Amend=
anent to the second of these Resolutions,
The Earl of LivEttroot, further moved, That
the Report of their Lordships' Committee appointed
to examine the Physicians attending his Majesty,
be reterr,:d to the consideration of the Committee of
the whole House' on the Slate of the Nation to-
morrow.

Aliso, That all ihe Lords be' summoned toattend
the service the House to-morrow,_ which being
ordered, an adjournment immediately took place.

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bOLENI QUIS DLCittE EAL.SUM AUDEAT?

LONDOEV,

THURSDAY, DECEMBER' 9.7. 1810.

" Windsor Castle; Dec. 27, t 8 to.

• " HIS Mir has passed all, indifferent night,
and continues much the same as use was yesterday.'

." I.I..HALPOBD.
" \V: HEBERDEN.
" M. MULLIE.
" "

Notwithstanding the Decree
,issued by the Ptesi-
&int of the United States, in consequence-of, 800-
NAPARTei pretended repeal of the Berlin and Mi-
-lan.Decrees, we have some reason to believe that
the American Government with all its partiality to-
wards France, is not disposed to place much confi-
dence in BUONAiPARTE*S. professions. The last let-
ters from New-York state, ,that the merchants,
taught wisdom by the dreadful losses which they
have recently sustained by Fre.rch
_perfidy, are
• „
afraid to venture upon any mote commercial."spe-
cuhti.,us to France. Since the arrival of General
ARMsTROV:G 'in America, a -considerable change has
taken place in the language of those who are con-
tithed x% jib Governmeitt, and it is gneraily under-
--Sto,d that that Gentleman has given it as his decided
opinion, that the rescinding Of these' Decrees by
BUONNPARTE was a mere pretence, for sinister purr
poses:

We received this morning some more Cadiz Pa-
Ihe Cortes have determined, that the mar-
riage of a KING of SPAIN, Without the consent of
the Nation, shall not be valid. This resolution, i►
is supposed, vas adopted to counteract any plan
BUONAPANTE may have formed of seducing FERDI-
NAND into a marriage wi►h one of the Corsican Fa-
mily.

pers.

Orders have been received in Spin for seizing
and destroying all English Colonial
,Produce. The
Orders are issued in BUONAPARTE'S name : pool
•
King JOSEPH is not once mentioned.

The KING'S pulse at ten o'clock on Tuesday
night was reduced to 7-5, and was at abocit the same
state yesterday morning.
Since the relapse of the I,IrNG, a Bulletin every
evening has been sent from Windsor. to Mr: PERcE-
VAL. It is written by the Physician who is in close
attendance ui.on his MAJESTY, and is in general an
enlarged account of his state during the day.
The Archbishop of CANTERBURY did 'not go to
Windsor on Ckristmas.-day to administer the Sacra-
M.,rl to the flovAL FAMILY. The QUEEN and
ROYAL FAMILY, however, received it from the Hon.
and Rev. Dr. LEGGE, the Dean of, Windsor, in
Windsor Castle.

Yesterday morning her MAJESTY and the P/in-
cess ELIZABETII took an airing to Frogrnore Lodge,
and Gardens, and returned to the Castle. The Duke
of CAIVERIDGE, Princess AUGUSTA, and SOPHIA,
took an airing on horseback in Windsor Great Park,
from eh ven till 0.,e o'clock; accompanied by Lady
ELY, General CAR WRIGHT, and Colonel TAYLOR.
By the .farze, Captain GI Bus, we have received ac-
counts from Alicipr to the 16th ultimo. General
SLAKE had arrived there to embark on board the
Dried frigate, sent from Cadiz to convey him thi-
tber,in order to fill the office of President of the
Regent-7y. On board the frigate were a number of
Aide-du Ca :,ley, &c. We are sotty•to learn that
diVISIOII of II:e army of :Murcia, under- the imme-
diate.,command of General BLAKE, experienced a
severe repulse a few days before, in an attempt to
surprise the town of Raxa.
The division of BLAKR was defented with the loss
of 500 men Mad, anti six pieces of cannoa. The
saine letters state, that the French swprised the
town and garrison of Teruel, ta(iing all the cantuni,
and dispersing or killing all thu- troops *bicb com-
posed the.gartion. •