The Sun.
London, England, 1810-08-06 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES.

August 2S. George Raby, of Great St, Helen's-Chambess,
merchant.
William Barber, of A lnwick, Northumberland, brewer.
Joseph Aldridge, late of Nelson-square, lishicktr,acs-road,
surgeon.
Samuel May, of Great,Portland-street, haberdasher.
'Edward.Mac Cu!loch, of New North-street, Bioomsbury,
merchant.
john -Ishotnas Serres, late of Queen-street, Golden-square,
piaure2dealer.
Charles Cox, late of Nether Knutsford, Chester, innkecprt.
Neison ot Crescent-place, ciestlcerand campaign.

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MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1810

This.mo'r•ning: we received German Papers to the
21st ult. It appears that FOUCHE, instead of pro-
creclimg to take charge of the Government to which
.13tioNArAuTE appointed him, when he dismissed
- hurl front his office, has retired into private life in
Provence. Whether he has resig\ned his Govern-
ment in disgust, or whether he has been deprived
of it, these Papers do•not inforni us. Louis 800-,
NAPARTE has arrived at Toplitz under the travelling
name of M. DE ST. LEU.

Yesterday • Dutch and French Papers reached
•town, the former to the 3d instant, and •the latter
to•the 30th ult. They contain the official aecount;
by MASSENA, of the taking of Ciudad Rodrigo. It
doeisampte justice to the, bravery of. the garrison
and the inhabitants of that place. "It is impos-
sible," says 11,1AssENA; " to form an idea of the,
stile to which CiucLid Rodrigo is reduced. Every
thing is battered down.and ruined; not so much as
a, single 'house entire." The loss of the garrison
and inhabitants is estimated at 2000. men ; that'of
the Trench is not mentioned, but there can be no
doubt but that it must haVe been very considerable.
The Queen of Prussia died on the 19th Ult. of an.

abscess on her lungs.
There is a report,. but it is given in' a very'vague
voy, of the Turks_hoing obtained a viCtory over the
Russians. The report is not, however, to be en-.
tirely discredited because it is not stated in an. of-
cial form. The Turks, it will be recollected, pub-
lish no Gazettes, and the German and' Dutch Papers
are entirely under French contralti.;
All the Dutch troops havebeen compelled.to take
the oath .of fidelity to BUONAPARTE. The Dutch
Flag has been battled down .in all the ships in the
Nellie and Texel; and the Imperial :Flag hoisted
amidst reiterated shouts of " Long 'live the Emper.
rer,". from the delighted Dutchmen !

A Letter has been, received from Alv—erca, the
Headsquarters of pc Dritinli Army in Portugal,
dated the 19th ult. which states, that every thing
remained perlealy quiet, and that a battle was daily
expected. From the information, however, which
has, readied us, of the movement of the French
army, we, arevery much inclined to believe that
there is no probability of a battle, at !east lot some
time.

A Gottenburgh Mail arrived this morning, but it
brings no news whatever.

' Government received Dispatches this morning
from Smith America. It appears that the province
of Buenos Ayres has adopted the sameline of con-
duoi with that of Veneguela, in consequence of_the
late events in the, Peninsula.

. About the end Of-MaY, the Spanish Government,
and Viceroy (here, were deposed, and a Junta of the
natives appointed in their stead, pcofessing the most
loyal allegiance to FERDINAND the Vllth, but deny-
ing the authority' of the Regency.

Yesterday morning his MAJESTY, and Princesses
AUGUSTA and Somi.A, rode to St. Geoige's Chapel,
where they heard Divine Service, and afterwards re-
turned to the Palace..

Princess. AMELIA continues much the same ; not

W OISC.

- Windsor Theatre 'is at present chiefly sup-
.porled by the exerions of EGERTON and RUSSELL.
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The Cypt:'iis arrived at Cork on Monday last, from
New, York, with a cargo of flour, in 26 days;--
the master ot her, Captain HOWARD, .states, that
when.he sailed, a call of Congress had been deter•
mined on ; ar,d that the people, the mercatitile ire
terest in particular, were clamorous for a war with
France. LIN, or placards, .were posted up through
the city, calling on the Executive to adopt mea-
sures tor.avenging the injuries and .insults that had
been heaped upon them by the French, whom they
emphatically style, a nation of unprincipled pirates
and robbri. No doubt was entertained of a war
being inevitable.

Tice Commander in Chief bas lately. issued an
Order; that the whole of the regular army through-
" Out the different districts of England, shall undergo
stn immediate inspection, in order to ascertain- the
number of men fit for foreign service ; conse-
quence of whiCh the whole of the Fobt Guards now
in town were inspected yesterday forenoon, by their,
resi;octive Doctors.
That noble regiment the 15th. Light Dragoons are
to he reviewed on the Qotil instant, by his Royal
Highness the Prince of
:WALLS, .upon Houndow
Heath.

'Yesterday the three Regiments of &jot Guards at-
tended' .Divine Service at Whitehall Chapel. The
Bands belonging, to the Regiments attended in furl
riniforin, dud payed several select pieces of Sacred
Music'