The Sun.
London, England, 1811-08-31 00:00:00

pr -GerieratAt..dgiCipfe,'—r, b.
ffrquetice; of the adyaltages he had obtained, he sent
in a fLig of truce ti.thp -Viceroy Elio, Oematitiing the
surrender Qf Wok' Video. Elio returneaa verbal'
ref 'arid ordeiecl the otneer
,wil it theAag'oT6tiCe
to depart imniediately. We are led iii:suppoie trout'
thee paperi;jhat though up in
.Monie Video he'
bas a naval ktee which gives Win, in some rrhtiiure,
the 'conutiand of the rivet,]

MR. SADLER'S AERLIL VOYAGE.

PUitTtiER PiitTlCuLAtte.

The balloon, 01.1 its fistrigJ, continued ,
ascending, and the traVelleria, flodieg then eaves
much inconvenienced from the number of things
with which the car was loaded,' immediately beguit
to make the necessary arrangementS f r th,ir pro-
posed experimentsin the course or which the flag
which had teen held by Mr. Deanfoy, and which
he bad placed behind ben on the seat, unluckily HI
over the side of the car, and,' as already stated, was
picked up in. Chuich-fields. Mr. li.t!atiloy described
the scene which was jtow for the first time present-
ed to his view, in the must glowing termS, and s.2id
it far exceeded any thing the most fervent imagina-
tion could have pictured ; and although the prospect
was considerably circumscribed by a thick mist, he
yet had a view of the Nure and of all the country in
that direction ; but front the density of the atmo-
sphere towards London, he was un ,ble to get sight
of the metropolis. On their passing °ler Waltham-
stow,. they distinCtly heard the report of several
minute , guns, which were discharged by Mr. For-
ster, the banker, in consequence of previous con-
cert. The concussion oecasioned by this noise,
however, had no effect upon the balloon; which
pursued its course in the most majestic style. At •
annut half-past thiee, while over Chelmsford, it'
entered a cloud,
.wl'ich was so. extremely dense;
that the, earl h MIS snon completely hidden from the
view of the aeronauts, who were now exposed to
the effects of a severe storm, which forced the bal-
loon to ;PA fro in n frightful manner, and twirled
it about with great rapidity. While in this state
they were visited by a hail storm, which rattled,
aeaiest • their vehicle with great violence; and from
the satbsequent rutting of the stones, exposed them
to all the iecouveniences of the water, Which
trickled' from the balloon. Notwithstandiog these
difficulties, Mr. Bourg expressed a desire to
fw( net still higher ; but Mr. Sadler Observing by the
compass, that they were taking a direction towards
the sra, and apprehensive of falling in the Water, he
thought it expedient to descend without Mar.
which he did by seff,rine a considerable qnat.tity of
iris to escape. ' They soon once more gained a view
at the earth, towardSwhich thi;v rapidly approach-
ed: Throo log out a little ball ist; they again.
&wended; but shortly afterwards they • determined
to finish their coarse, and taking measures accord-.
inely, 'they threw out their grappling-irons, which.
becotning firmly fixed in a meadow near East
Thorpe, they got out of the car with perfect ease,
and with tly aeristance of the multitude c&lected on-
the occasion, they • emptied the balloon of the
ra no_ .14.4. tie, 091 lass
in-
flammable air, and having lsi2. (1 0I
ntreadv bet -n stated, from KelvedOn, and fled
their aerial vehicle thereon, they proceeded to
Hackney.
Mr: Sadler
.stateft, that when the carrying pigeons
which he took 'Lei with him were-emaecipatedorem
the bag in which they were ungifted, they tpot.lc a
circular flight, Ind immediately returned to the
balloon, on which they perched, as if unwilling to
leave it. Six of them were,. however, at length
forced from the car, and they, winged their course
towards the' region from whence riwy had come.--;.
The srventh, oti.which the greatest dependence had
been placed fur carrying intelligence to the friends
of Mr: fieaoloy, instead of obeying the wishes of
his master, flew to the top of the balloon, and 'bete
kept its.station till the descent, when it flew. into a
Eve, fioni, whence it was driven by a boy sent up
fer ihe purpose. It did not atrive at home till yes-
terday Morning.

AGRICI7L7'URE,