The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-06 00:00:00

FIVE PER CENTS. '

Tuesday
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22d Sept. 91 1. —c.
42d March, 1818,
22d Sept. 1818, B7f. —c.
22d March, 1819, B5 f. e.
2!d Sept. 1519, B2 f. 95 c.-
" VIENNA, OCT. 21.—8 y an order of the
Aulic. Council of War, the whole of the Landwehr
are to be disbanded, and sent to their homes.
" MANII End, OCT. 2.7.—Queen Frederica of
Sweden arrived some days since at Wurtzberg,
where the Palace of the Count d'Estz has been
taken for her.

" FRANKFORT, OCT. 28.,-,4111. de 'ratischeff,
Russian Minister at Madrid, is arrived here from
Paris, on his way to Petersburg}.
PRAGUE, OCT. 19.—Field Marshal the Prince
de Schwarzenburg is dangerously ill at his estate
of Worlick.

" FRANKFORT, OCT. 29.—Several Journals of
France and the Netherlands have announced that
the Emperor of Russia would, on quitting War-
saw, proceed to Vienna and• Berlin. This report
is without the least foundation. The Emperor
was to set mrt from Warsaw to return direct to
Petershurgh,where his Imperial Majesty proposed
to arrive previous to the 25th October, which is
the birth-day of the Empress Mother."

(Prom a Boston Paper'of the 29th Sept.)

TEXAS REVOLUTION.--ThE following is a Let-
ter received from the Camp of the Republican
Army, dated Aug. 26:
" Prospects here brighten on us daily. Let-
ters from different parts of the United States pro-
mise men and means; the Indians are clamorous
for us to advance, who have certain information
that the brave Creoles of the Interior will join us
to a man. The great want of American troops
now is to keep the Indians that are %%NI us in
order, so as to prevent the:m from killing pri-
soners, as well as women and children, and plun-
dering private property, which we are determined
they shall not do. We shall advance in a few
days for St. Antonio ; we have large parties Out
in that quarter. Colonel COOK is dispatched for
NCR') Point, to bring •on a large detachment of
troops collected at that place, and will form a
junction with us on the Rio Brasses. The Adju-
tant-General and Major SMITH have taken a party
on to Galveatown, agreeable to arrangements
there, to open a port and establish' a Court of
Adiairalty.
" The pay of a private soldier in our service
is 13 dollars per month ; Corporal, 16 dollars,
and Serjeant, 20 dollars ; Commissioned Officers
in proportion, besides a bounty of ten sections of
land to every Non-commissioned Officer. We
have flattering prospects, as we advance for pro-
Abtx.“ 200 persons have taken the Oath

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of Allegiance to the New, Republic, en o
d more -
less every day take the
o
" The Council has passed in Act, granting - t
actual Settlers, before a certain period, to the lict"11
to
of families, 640 acres•of land,-and proporti"
the number in family ; to 0;(1 Maids and B3che'
lore 3,20 acres ; the Settlers to pay save little to'
wards the support of Government, say 25 centper acre, in several annual payments."

If there are still any admirers of Buoxas'A"'
except fools, who know not how to estimate I°s
.
character, or Rogues, whose dispositions are con=7
genial, and who would, without scruple, int/cPcf
his steps if they bad opportunity, we would lc'
commend to them an attentive perusal of the better
from IGNOTtTS• in our Paper this day Tl'e
testable conduct of this Friend of Liberty towards
the poor Austrian Captives has been ttbscureir
mentioned before, but was treated in the
cal Prints, at the time, as a wicked invent°
to tarnish the reputation of the " Libel't°:
of Nations"—the " Child and Chanle-,
of Jaeobinism "—but the particulars serer
were so fully developed before, and we can ssitir
our Readers that our excellent CortespotitletTr'
(with whom we have the pleasure to be pf,rso"3"f,.
acquainted) had the amplest opportunitY
knowing the whole of the horrible t 4osacti°t'°
and is totally incapable of misreptesentillP
in the least degree exaggerating, whatever Ise
relates. We shall say nothing of his
to examine all necessary evidence anti draw .I°s
conclusions, as the learnim; and talents stbici)
his productions display have so often et/P'
tributed to the entertainment and• iii,tyuctiali
of our Readers. We hardly need comment nlj
the different conduct of our late immortal N51,5°31
and the Naval Heroes by whom be was 51
tended at the time, and who so nobly cc' ,
leased, and generously treated, the poor Austrisitu
who otherwise must have passed the miserl,
remnant of their lives in the most laborious ar'_

deplorable captivity, 'excluded from the glori°dl
light of the sun, and the salutary breel°
of the open air.—We should severely contklizil
ourselves if we closed this article without, express'
ing our sincere indignatiorr against the Spanish
Government at that time, who could endeavour it
avail themselves of so infamous and so horrible

ransactiou.

The Earl of EGREMONT has been appointeat°
he Lord Lieutenantcy of Sussex, vacant by tb.
unwed death of the late Duke of itiCurdosP°

The popular Parish of St. David, in the COI
of tba City of Exeter, has recently issued a 1°Y°
Address to the PRINCE REGENT, signed by 3 fills
merous body of the Inhabitants and Landholder°
of the place. We shall endeavour to find I'oll
for it on Monday.

Doctor WATSON.—This despicable RadicaLS°
our Readers will find in another part of our Parr'
has again obtruded himself upon Governlnen
but he has taken no notice of the charge 01)14
we brought against him, on authority which 440
0
are permitted to disclose, of having offered t°
his political silence for ever to Governments if I.
would provide him with means to O pea a shop,
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or to depart with his family abroad. We data io
to deny this charge, and if he perseveres in takiPg
no notice of it, we shall repeat it as often as be
obtrudes himself upon public attention. VV",,g
must the followers. of this wretched Radical

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of himafter such an offer, or what most

[Kight of them, if their delusion should c°c'
inue !

• AasEssED TAXES.—The following is a COPY of
r,
Letter to the Commissioners of Taxes, from 'La
LUSHINGTON

" November d" f,
" GENTLEMEK—I am commanded by the Lords Coult,:c
sioners of his Majesty"s Treasury to acquaint you, in
to your Secretary's letter of the ad-inst. that. it is their Lo'it,
ship's intention to submit to Parliament, that tile time l' tot
ed by the' 14th Section of the Act 59 Geo. 111. cap• 51, e%-
entering into Compositions for Assessed Taxes, shall ocher
tended from the 31st of October to the 30th of Novenw,
instant: and until the pleasure of Parliament shalihe 111°"0 1
I am to desire you will govern yourselves accordingly.
" 1 am, &c.
" S. R. LUSHINGTON:

• A Cabinet Council was held on Thursaal af
Lord SIDNoUTH'S Office, which was attended
the Earl of LIVERPOOL, the Earl of I.3.vrittlash';
Lord CASTLEREAGH, and the CHANCELLOR of EP

EXCHEQUER.
Yesterday Viscount MELVILLE presided at
'
Board of Admiralty, for the first time since "

Lordship's return horn Edinburgh. • el
Mr. BAKER, our Consul•Gencral in the Volc
States, left town yesterday to embark for tir""Cii:
JOHN BOWLES, Escl —The remains of Tali-
truly excellent member of society, were yeste,r-,.-.
morning interred in the Ahbey Church, 138". re
The Bath Herald has inserted the humble tribu'
to his memory which first appeared in THB -
but we trust that among his numerous c01111;iirl
tions a more adtqu•lte tribute to his merit9hiic,
services will speedily be presented to the PH"try
as the Constitution and Religion of the Cc'uner,
never had a more zealous, enlightened, and
.forth
severing advocate, nor mankind in general 8'
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