The Sun.
London, England, 1811-10-17 00:00:00

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austittio, Sarr.9.—The frigate Eursdice which
has this day arrivt,:d from the Niaese, i 4 entered into
the'west:rn Scheldt, and came to anchor in the Road
of Flushing.

ELSINORE, SRPT."2s.—Yesterday arrived a ship
and a brig from the southward, Yesterday tolerable
good.beef was sold in the market for ita to 30
skellings (14 or 15 pence sterling) per pound. This
price, which in the present times is reckoned mode-
rate, it is said is in consequence of the apprehended
want of fodder for the cattle. All other kinds of
provision rise proportionably in pi-ice. In many
places in the country there is a real deficiency :of
water, nor can the plough be put into the ground so
long as the drought continues. On the 20th Inst. a
fleet of vessels, consisting of several hundred sail,
which came from the westward, passed Nyberg, and
steered to the southward.

CONSTANTINOPI.II, AVG. 10.—The, English. hi-
gate Le Pomone, which arrived at the Dardanelles, to
take outward the. English Minisier at Tetregrau,
Sir 1-IARFORD JONAS, who arrived (bacon his re.

turn from Persia, and far which permission bad been
solicitated to choose a place of anchorage within
the canal, bas been tetused by 'the Porte.
ANTWEItt, SEPT. morning arrived here
several detachments of the grenadier corps, and of
the Polish lai belonging to - the Imperial
guards. An hundred horse belonging to the F>4l-
- household and equipages ate also arrived
here: 'I hose of the horse-guards and the equipes
depart' to-morrow for Holland. In every part, of
which country the needful preparations are making
to receive their Majesties.

ANTWERP, SEPT. 17.---Several detachments of
the Imperial horse-guards are arrived.—The fine ap-
pearance of these several corps is much admired here.

AMSTERDAM, SEPT. 21.—According to our in-
formation, the 21 st of October is the appointed day
when we shall have the happiness of seeing his Ma-
jesty, our illustrious Emperor, In our city. The
greatest exertions are making to
for the 'receiving anc
lodging of his suite. It is reported, that his Ma-
jesty will remain here_ ten days. Our Mayor
has invited such of our inhabitants as are at
present in the country, to return as soon as
possible to partake of the general joy, and. make 'the
necessary preparations for accompanying the princi-
pal persons in his Majesty's suite. It has been offi-
cially announced in the camp at Utrecht, that his
Majesty will arrive there on the 30th September.---
The Dutch funds. have experienced a rise within
the l ist'two days, in consequence of the favourable
measures taken by his Majesty with regard to the
said funds.

STRASBUitGIi, SEPT. 14.—Gereral Count IsTAN-i
itouTY,' Principal Master of the Horse to his Ma-
jesty the Emperor and King, has, according to our
G.izette, arrived here. He is making a journey of

inspection. - •
The Duke of PtAcabizA, General of Brigade and
Adjutant to Majesty, is still in this oily, aid
employed in organising the conscripts.
MaTz, SEPT. the 7th of September a
fire broke out in Douze, near. Sarrelouis; which in
a short time laid in ashes 47- houses.—Threemen)
a woman, a girl, and a child, lost their lives.—
The. toth regiment Of Cuirassiers made every exer-
tion to assist the inhabitants, and with difficulty
saved the remainder of the town froM destruction.
This sad accident was caused by a min 'smoaking
pipe while emptying a sack of straw.

PE T, SEPT. 6.--441 the ad inst, a fire suddenly
broke out here, and in a shoit time leid in ia'shes
3u houses.

It may be 6bseived that the sth was the day
when the subutbi of Buda suffered so much by fire
last year.

AMERICiIIV P.IIPERS.