The Sun.
London, England, 1818-11-09 00:00:00

[The Times.]

The Mosquito sloop of war, Captain Brine, ar-
rived at Portsmouth in the afternoon of Saturday,
with dispatches from St. Helena, which island she
left so lately as the 2gthof S,plember. All com-
munication with this vessel having been inter-
dicted for twenty-four hours, the only thin; stated
positively by the Portsmouth Editor, with regard
to the dispatches which site brought, is that they
were "of very great importance." Capt. Brine,
who left Portsmouth in a chaise and four for
London, at half-past three o'clock. on Saturday,
arrived in town at an eat ly hour yesterday morn-
ing. Earl Bathurst being at his seat near Put-
ney, Captain Brine proceeded thither ; and soon
atter ten o'clock a meeting was held, at which
Lords Liverpool, Sidmonti►, and Melville were
present. The Council lasted four hours.—
Various rumours were afloat in consequence. The
illness, death, and escape of Buonaparte were
each successively believed. We can assure the
public, howeter, that Bnonaparte was still a
prisoner, and in good health ; arid, although Sir
Hodson Lowe's dispatches were such as to call
fur the prompt attention of Ministers, we arc dis-
posed to think that they related more to matters
of internal regulation at St. Helena, than to any
object or incident of general importance to the
empire.

We have heard, but we should be sorry to pledge
ourselves for the fact, that Mr. O'Meara, who
lately officiated as medical attendant on Briona.
parte, has been removed from his Britannic Mlla-
;;sty's service. The circumstances from which
this alleged removal has arisen are described to us
to be of a nature which will not admit of their
being concealed. It is said that tl►e Doctor has
charged the Governor with a proposal to him to
poiso❑ the pi isouvr. Sir Hudson, we may ob-
serve, would be a ♦ery foolish man indeed to wish
to destroy Buonaparte,' by whose death his own
employment as Governor must cease to be of va-
lue. It would have been like the cat's wishing
others to destroy the mice upon which itself had to
live. Sir Hudson's better way would have been
to induce O'Meara' by all means to keep Buoria-
parte alive, that he, Sir Hudson, might remain
his Governor. The whole charge is ridiculous.—

promised to take their observations into consi-
deration.
" Atx-LA-CnArELLs, Nov. 2.—The Earl of
Guildford is arrived here from London."

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed on Saturday Night.
TITEATICF. ROYAL, DIIIIIIY-LANE.--40WO and Country: Reu-
ben Glenroy, Mr. Kean ; Rosalie Somers, Mrs. Robinson.
After which (Mb Barinecide.
TriKATIIE ROYAL, COVENT-GAIIDEN.--Othello: LIZ°, Mr.
Yates; Desdemona, Miss O'Neill. After which, Paul and
Virginia. To which was added, Bombastes Furioso.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
A SON OF THE OLD BARRISTER, on Tuz ACT of INSOLVENCY,
To-morrow.
Wm. M-N, on the same subject, on Wednesday.

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MAILS.
ARRIVED-1 Dublin, 1 Waterford, 1 Hainburgb, I Flanders,
I France.
DUE-1 Dublin, I Waterford, I Sweden, I Holland.

LORD MAYOR'S DAY.-11oliday at the Bank, Exchequer, East
India, and South Sea Houses, this day.

WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE To -mottrtow.
aionthig, 10 minutes after 12. Evening, 35 minutes after 12.