The Sun.
London, England, 1810-10-24 00:00:00

GENERAL ORDERS.

" Head-quarters at Sellla, Sept, 26, aro'
SeLnriis,—The'expedition to Sicily is 1i°1,7,
pones. The object which the- Emperor hrld
view, by causing that island to be threatened, bas
been accomplisbed ; and the effect of thtvattitof
w bid) has been maintained upon the Strait o'l'l
so muclr dignity for four months, has even surpaoe"..
expeCtalion. You are about to enter your winici
quarters. And you, also; !nave sailors, you at:
about to return to your families. Yon- have done
more than your duty ; you have supported, with a
courage above all ptaise, more than fifty combalsci
against a force three times stronger than yours, and
the success which you have constantl
obiained:
proves what you would have done against an ecid"i
ot.e. Above all, you have solved one srat,cl Pr;),:
blew ; you have proved that the enemy's foti";
cannot prevent even the smallest boat from crassinft
the Strait, and that Sicily will be conquered wile/le
its conquest is sei iously set about. RCCeiVe
,testimony of my satistaCtion. I also testify the
same to the land forces, who have powerfully Se;
conded you. The zeal which you have shewn
-answering the call which has been made to you, 11
a sure,pledge for your king of that which you
always display, when snmnioned for the benefit
his service, 'and the good of the country.
• (Signed) JoAr.:nivi NAroLEoti,

(Attested) '6 COUNT GRCN IBC, er
" General of ,Vivision, and Chief of the Staff of the Aria'

• :
Foti-TAINELE4u, Ocr. H.—Orders were gtda
yesterday for placing relays on the road of G,lndi:
piegne. It is said, that this for the arrival of a' P
reign Prince, who is expe&ed here. Her Moile3o
the Empress, by her goodness, her mildness, ang'l'e,
graces, gains the hearts-of all. who appraach.wr
hold her. She is the object of incessant praises. 11:Ce;
body is rejoiced at the happiness she is about i°
ceive in a few days.
Great preparatvals'are making for the Fite w-Ici 04,
is to he given here, either on the 15th or the I'l4
The Halt of the Hundred Swiss is magnificently
fur the ball. All the gardens will be illuminated'
Their Majesties htinti.d yesterday at Beau Tilt°.
The assemblage was numerous and the sport Off
fine. ltii
The Prince of Neufchatel set off this morning;
absence will not be long.
h
ULM, OCT. 7.—The Annales Europetinnes, w'tla
ast
are published here, contain a memoir on 11161 :Cr
compaign of the French in Germany; among °`;c,
things, it refutes the famous letters of Gen. Grull-
in which that officer pretended to skew that ,
riba
plan of operations pursued by the French w'as
faulty : it is proved on the contrary to M. Grua •c.
that all the measures proposed by him were iroPra
ticable and contrary to the rules of war.
Turd PRESBURGH, SEPT. 20.—A corps of
troops, consisting of 15,000 men, has made an nay
-exoetted irruption into Servia, committed the grew
est ravages, and forced the Authorities to asse(t'cr
under their colours all the men in the coentli bet
pable of bearing arms. It is stated, on the °ire
hand, that Field. Marshal Kaminsky has receivelv
inforeeme;nts of 20,000 men from the Polish, 3
vinces. He is, however, compelled to etnl3',.°)o,
part of it to form a cordon of troops upon the Jr ;pi
tiers of Moldavia and Wallachia, in which 900'
feetious disorders have made their appearance.

',foto
Dusux.—At the City Quarter Assembly 1367,00
Friday last, Mr. Gifford opened the business 6
the
day by proposing the thanks of the Meeting to 0,
late Lord Mayor, Sir William Starner, for his e%,,ie
glary condutt as a Magistrate and a man. The -,red•
Lion passed unanimously. . Mr. Gitford then 111°;04
that the thanks might be accompanied with a Pli• glig
of plate, value One Hundred Guineas. 6;leo
opposition was made to this motion, on the edr
that it was without a precedent ; but it wastir7llo
that as the King had bonowed Sir Willian)'ist',cir•
Baronetage, as a reward for his good condoe, alc of
cumstancu also without a precedent, the 013.„,r
npa
Royal favour should be followed up with a testiP've
of peculiar respe,:t from his fellow.ciiizeos• ksPi
motion then passed unanimously. The than
the Meeting, upon the motion of Mr. Nugentv oleo
seconded by Mr. Gitllird, were unattimousli,,resl
to ~Lord Wellington and Field-Marshal Carr
ford, for their eminent service, in Spain and .1.4° 40
gal. It was then proposed anti unanimous)}'
to, that a-Jubilee should in due time take PO_Acr'ill°
honour of her Majesty, who has nearly reacb7, Sit
fiftieth anniversary of her reign. l'hanks t'ciffsl
Edward Slaniey and Sir James Riddall, the Slitlo4
were then passed with a slight majority.
debate then took place on the suajea of the oil°
Lion for the repeal of the Union, in which Mr*oitti
ford and Mr. M'Auley, opposed the measull,oe'
great VII and ability. The Meeting was at
ended by the arrival of the Lord Mayor, vi-
niecliately dissolved the,Assembly.

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