The Sun.
London, England, 1816-05-20 00:00:00

Lea: Sri! Lea"

Ai to any thing ferthsr,sGenrral, let us agree since Yo°
have teen the scitUqs of...them, tlisi the preparatiott for of
trials, the publicity of the proceedings, awl Ole freeduivil
the iiefenex, ledidnothireg to desire in the tiial of the a‘..
cusation, and I sh.sil ileein-it au ricotta
,lOnoitr, to have inf
opitaioo :trictioned b) yoor's.—l am General, ever most girl'
perely mil a trectiimately

(Signed) pUrIS.

There is a itupendOus fifasiiisktli its tral..*
front Dumfries to London, which it -is hoped wil
arrive in time for -the CoMmentoration of 808 1
next SatOrday. The "Great Chieftain o' thy'
Puthlin flace"certainly owed the memory of the;
Bard this-tribute for the immortaliiv be has be''
sto'xkl upon it, and
_no doubt all the true So°
in London will be prone to join in the saerfice"4
" warm, reeking, rich ',"
Last Thatulay his Royal flightless the Diike `'t
YORK, accompanied by tbe Adjutant-General Si:
11. CALvtivri inspected the Officers, awl 1:4°4,,
chmmissioned Officers, who have been instructew
lix Ir. ANGEL°, jon. in his nt.w sword exerei'ci
h s .oval flightless expressed himself p riail
-
iti
satisfied with the very gueat progress thel lint!
inAlle—and as Mr. ANGELO staled. that he c°//4
iitered them Nile competent to give instroCtint
__
theY will most probibiy return this week to the" '
respective regiment-.
The LORD C HANCELLOR It Ad fin litidienet Pr thill,:'
PUINCII REL:rENT yesterday at Carltoti.botd!' .'

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huON.kPA

[nom the Hampshire Coutivr.)
*XTRACT OF A LETTF.R FROM A a:tNTLEMAIkt AT IT.

GLENA, .IG, IEO6.

Since I wrote yon lasi, it has been very evident
that Buot,t' Aeiatt Is bit• iron') being coiitent with
his residence here;, notwithstandiug whatever as-
sertions there may be in the eoritidr. He wai
'greatly offended a short time hack, With some
orcief's given by Sir G. Cockauitt4, relative to pro-
.
anv individual entering'Long.‘.voco with-

out a pass. On this occasion, he declared that tie
Wpuld never receive any person bringing a pass
'from the Admiral, as he should immedimely
:consider that person of the same kidney nit()
'himself; and added, that the Admiral telling
him the sentinels were merely placed out of
compliment to him, and to prevent his being
,teazel by importunate• or curious visitors, was
only adding irony to insolti, he also expressed.
.that: 'richt to the British Government banishing
ltim'to,,siicb u detestable rock as St. Helena, he'
'conceived their sending him under the directions
,of the Admiral, to have been thegreatest injury
,they could have done him. Some time after his
arrival at this Island, and previous to his being
,6nally settled at Longwood, he ascertaiued that
a Chinese was detained here, and most tinwar-
tantably considered as a slave, he having by some
means been smuggled. on shore, and probably
handed over to his: first master for some paltry
sum of money, (and of such conduct it is belicv.
'ell that Ivan); instances could be produced), he
took an opportunity to communicate this to the
-Admiral; who immediately ordered an enquiry to
be made into the circuinstances 01 the case,• in
consequence of which tuber discoveries' have been
stcta le, and several supposed iihr'es, or perolls
ititherto considered is such, w r: stored .to
liberty, and most likely to their native countries. '
Buonap.arte .enjoys very good health, 061901
the west humidity of the climate, qinl the fre-
Tient dense togs, do not permit him to take as
'much exercise on horseback as he is -desirous
In this execrable Ishind, he says, there is
licith,r su' nor moon to he seen ; and he has
givcn it the name of Isle de Brouillard.,—.lle
.sornetinies rides out in the mornings ; on one
,of these occasions, iii passing, ,a fialti where
some men We're plong.hiog, he alighted and took
the of .1::e plough handle for the length
of the field,, anti on met timing' drove the team the
•same distance, remarking that it was fatiguing em-
rim nicht. Hi tyceivot the intelligence of Mu lives
death with 'considerable fortitude,
.Itol appeared
only,anaions to koow whetherheibitil [hien killed
in battle or not ; neither was ii possible to tks-
'Cover, from his manner, whether the information
produced any unpleasant ithpression on his mind.
Notwithstanning. tie. short -distance ,between
Intigwoott and James' town, it was ,chonnonly
-,reportcd at the latter place, that he',,broke out
into the Most violent invectives on -hearing it,
probahlrsuch has yenn the arConntiforwarded
'to •I - %Viten lie: was iiifOrtited of the death
of Maishul Nity, he oitiaved t(tat, he wa,s a brave
.man, a very brave man.. Sucii persons as the
approVe: of,,ha nve oW'liberty to at
%Da iwood to nirshal iIhitTIZAND
'(wito rs:Sitlutio,al ,HOWS Gatei abort a mite from
Loug,woutt) for a passim cuter the gates. Mar-
Shai Is,EaTamcp is much esteemed,, by. every one,
fur his great ennsiste.ncy„ and the honourable line
1. L. ,
oir• conottret he has Adoptefl• NAPW,F.ON is OOW on
bet t,.r terms With the Admiral than formerly, he
Las di.covyrtplutlit.the conduct :of the latter has
been Most shamefully misrepresented, and grossly
imitilaied and blackened, by some person to rr.
soul in their conominieations to him. Glit. Gonn-
a-kW) has beet) very. ditngerotisly till with dysen-
tery, but is now recovering.

The PrineesscAttot.trie of NAPLES was married
on the 24th tilt by proxy to the Duke of BEHR!,
LEOPOLD acting iu the ecclesiastical cere'-
utony as the proxy of bialtoyal Highness.
Subscriptions continue to be mtda in. various
parts of France for the families Of the brave Vet).
4iO4‘)S, and particularly for that of the celebrated
CATHELINKAU. It is said, that the King. has or-
dered-the portraits of that truly illustrious COni-
1/11alltieri 8% well HS those of the (generals LEP,
.CURE, 144 ItoormiAgoat.tN, D'&ur.a, ARRTTE,
61141.620HGE5, to be suspended in his -Royal Pa--
lace, in the Hall of the 111arshals—a tribute,
itv,ithout doubt, most justly clue to those brave at i
loyal warriors, those chevaliers suns peOf" ft, sans
teprochre '
somcWhat remarkable that, the Helstotte
Election kill, which has three times pasied the
lionseOf Commons, has not yet beets uoticei in
use House: of Lords.

Mr. Ketatba was yesterday much recovered,
but will nnrba taire-tO 'appear on the stage again
for some days.
A t'ai'ls Paper'has t!u folloWitig paragraph
s'tA new Tra;iedY,' entitled Bertrand; or, the Castle
St. "Maraud, has beep brought out at Lou.
don.. 'Chas obtained much success there; every
body ttgrces that it is the best production of the
hind which has appeared for- many years past in
Ingland : this, however, is not ttutamount to
saying that it i., a g ;
ood- piece for, if we may he
snowed to judge Iron) the analysis which the Lou-
(lnn Journals give of It, it bears, a great resent-
Caner to our Melodramas, anti probably hi. PIX-
RCOVIT has already laid hold of it, it), girder to
enchant the frequenters ot the Theatre de la
EDINBU twit, MAY 16.—Thistlay the General As-
sembly of the Church ot Scotland met here ; his
trace FRANCIS Lord NAPIER, his Majtsty's High
rominissioncr, went in state front the Merchants'
Bull to the High Church, and, after hearing di-
iue $-)pened .the Assembly in the usual
manner.—tuesday, the Court of Session met for
the dispatch of liminess ; all the 'Judges were'pre-
sent. except Lord Meadowbank, who was, absent
atoll indlrosit Oil,