The Sun.
London, England, 1810-06-04 00:00:00

BRltintY AND CORRUPTION.

Mr. C. W. WY E brought np a Bill for the more
efe,•lual prevention of Bribery and' Corruption in
the Election of. Membes of Parliament. Read a
first-time, and rn'dered td he read a second time on
Tuesday, and to be printed.
The ,Reports of Supply and of Ways and Means
were broUght up andagreed to, and ti Kit ordered to
be brocgla in agTeeably to the ..i.lesoutions in the
lat ter.

A Mt:ssage Was reveil.ed from the Lords, stating
that their Lordships had agreed to the Work House
Bill, the Overseers Bill, r:nd the Neo fOnndland
Fishery Bill..
Thy- Scotch Clergy Bill, and the Engliih•and 1 islr
M:ers Pay Bilts wee committed, and or-
deri-A to be reported on Tocsday.
'The Irish Stamps (Newspapers) •Bill,, and the
Woollen Manuta6tures Bill were revorted and or-
dered to b: read a third time on Tuesday.

I'Le East, Itidi,t R,cruits IEII, the Bill lor.grant-
ing ',menses to Distillers of Spirits iti the Lowlands
of Scotland, hnd the -Irish Loan Bill, were read

third time and pissed..—Adjourned.

MAILS. •
I. I ARIkIyED -1 Got tenburgh, 2 Dubin, I Waterford.
• put - r Gottenburgh, i Lisbon,, 1 Dublin. 2 Waterford.

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gOLEM QUIS DICERE FALSIIM AUDEA'T?

L 0 N D 0 N.

MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1810.

The following Bulletin was issued this morning
resvaing his Royal Highness.the Duke of CUM-
.
BERLAND

" His Royal Highness the Luke of CUMBILRLAND has
had a bet!er ni, than any of the preceding, and is quite free
from feverish indisposition this morning.

'' Eight o'Clock.

" EVEAARD HOME."

We have received Paris and Dutch Papers, the
former to the 30th ult. and the latter to the 2d inst.
We are glad to find that the accounts which reach-
ed ns some time ago of the French having entered
Carilngena, is unfounded. The details of the opera-
tions of the armies in Spain are not very interesting,
excyCt as they tend to chew that the firmer accounts
of their successes were very much exaggerated.,
In' Holland the, French have carried their tyranny
and oppression to such an extent, that even the ,pa-
tient Dutchmen haVe been -roused in.o insurrection.
The inhabitants Of Rotterdam rose on the French
GaHson, on the 23d and several lives were

lost on' the occasion.

. A Freach liocrof battle ship and a frigate are said
to have got into Brest, but from what Port we have
not beard. There are: now in Brest three sail of the
line and font- frigates ready 14; sea.

A GaiOnt4rg,.4 Mail and some German 'Papers
qtriv,':fl 01i4 tnosniog : the latter are, of an old date,
contain pO pews: The only article-of any im7
r,rirt,:ino.o in the foraley is ore fann Gott( nburgh,
vihich oato that con; berable alarm hai be

'excited there by a notice from ifte tom,
tnandcr, that he would nut suffer any vessel to enrer
a Swedish port, that came from a port that was not
open to BritiA vessels.

Since writing the above, we have rece.ived some
more German Papers to the 23d ult. They contain
the f,Alowing singular article :
I" BANKS OF THE MAINE, MAY 15.—The Cou.
rier Illyrico formally contradicts all the reriorts of
hostile attacks on die frontiers of Bosnia ; incursions
of the Turks into the Illyrian prOvinees ; murder of
the sick in-the hospitals ; the taking prisoners of 300
French, of whom some were stabbed and some be-
headed; the march, in consequence, of Marshal
MAED4ONT into Bosnia ; the storming of the fort of
Sisbeg; the massacre of all the Tutks, &c. In all
this, 'according to the above Paper, theTe is not a
word of truth ; it has no foUndation but in the plun-
derings and affrays of some hordes of robbers in
those parts."-,-(Correspondent, May 22.)

- .Yesterday the apartments of the Duke of CUM-
BERLANDwere opened to the public, and were vi-
sited by a great number of persons of distin6tion.
Every thing in the apartments remained precisely in
the slate in which they were left when the Doke
was removed on Thursday. The bed, the floor,
and a considerable part of the wall are nearly covered
with blood; and the Duke's shirt is completely dyed
With it. The padded-fillet which 'he wore round his
head was completely•cut through. Upon exatnin-
ing the situation of the bed, it appears most sur-
prising that his Royal Highness should have escaped,
for it is placed in a xecess, and is only accessible on
one side; the Duke; therefore, in getting out of
bed, was obliged to come in conta& with the assas-
sin. It appears that SELLIS. muit have made a most
violent thrust with the sabre at dig Duke as he Was
attempting to e•cape, for part of the frame of the
door is cut away; but it seems rather to have been
done by a lunge than by a blow, as tic pehit of the
sabre is bent., Mr. NEALL attended during the
whole of yesterday,. for th 6 purpose of giving every
explanation in his power.
The thanks of the Duke of CUMBERLAND were.
returned yesterday at St. James's Church, at both
Morning and Afternoon Service, for his providential
escape.

We "this morning received the followini; Letter
from Bermuda, dated April 7 :

" Mr. GEORGE MUSOUT • DYNE, Purser of -his
Majt.,sty's ship Tuurtereile, *has been -dismissed his
Td,:tcsty's servict, by the sentence.of a Court Mar-
tiai, on charges orgen-eratanci;lect
,of duty, exhibited
against "Mtn by Vick:-Admiral Sir Tour; 808 LASF,
WARREN, Bart. ancl.K.B. Conituander in Chief cio
the North American station.

The works of the arsenal, forming at Ireland
here, go on with much rapidiry, and GrasSry Bay
has now become the princip;►l anchorage of the King's
ship, ft equcnting the Bet mudas.
" The dispineS between the G:tvernment of these
Islands and the Inhabitants still continn., which
renders every article (particularly Df provisions) ex-.
tremely dear .to the Navy and Army.
" The American Papers-received here) up as far as
the
.12th instant, contain nothing but attacks from
the Northern and Southern States on each other on
the subject of Mr. JACKSON'S WISSiOII.

'" PRomoTloNs.—C Iptain JANE tO the Observa-

teur • Mr. EDGECOMBE frOllj the Admiral's (Mice
Purser of the Tour let ette„ vice DYNE, dismissed ;
DUFFERS, Midshi,.man of the Flag Ship, Lit.iitenatit,
vice YouNG, invalided from said ship ; • BROWN,
Surgeon, gone home lo pass; WESTENBURGH, Sur-
geon, from the A telynte, in his stead."

Saturday, about one o'clock, her MAJESTY and.
the Princesses AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH, and SoPHIA
went from the Queen's Palace, to Carlton-house,
to visit the Duke of CUMBERLAND. The Qutw
recei• ed at the door by the Prince, and the Prin-
cesses by the Duke of SussEx ; ,they yearaine) there
till about three o'clock. The Duke had a slight
fever on Saturday, but it was only what was expeo-
- it being the third day since he received the
wounds ; tlfvy,wetedressed on Satutdar. Luis Royal
Highness had a nanoW escape of being thrown out
of his open cartiave, in Greenwich, on Thursday
evening, a little bet Ore eight o'clock. He bad
dined at the Naval Asylum, at Greenwich,—As• he
was returning home through Greenwich, with Mr.
GEORGE Rose in the carriage with him, the postil-
lion was turning a coiner yt irhout the coachman
being. immediately prepared for it, to guide the
pole horses in time ;—the near Wheels were off the
ground._ .

Princess,MAßy remains at Windsor, to attend
in tLe most affectionate matmer udon the Princess
AMELI.A.

We have advices from Ostend acid Dunktrk, to the
date of Thursday last, by w hick it appears, that the
price of wheat at those Owes,. exceedej the maXi--
mum at winch the exportation is allowe&shd ,it was
in consequ'ence expetied that orderi wOild be issued
to prohibit its'export, We have since learnt, that ,
.one ship, which was par!ly laien vi it h corn, is
orders to rciand the whole she bad received otibbardi.
Tl; Hon. Mr. WELI,ESLEY, son of Lord
,WEL-
LINGTON, was on Ft iday chosen Represen4ve for
Quei•nborou; h, in the roam of Mr. HUNT. "

The She; id's of Middlesex have appointed p M
et-
•tle of the Fiet!hobiers for neNt, at Hack •C'so::'