The Sun.
London, England, 1811-04-22 00:00:00

Mott, Sbut,r, and SI.:BASIVINT, ate npoi better
terms : Vtcfott openly Ohio es I tw lost coentlabe',l
Generals lor their ,recent :movements, rrnd uE tonrso
they, in return, will reerifpinate upon hitu. Wti are
an ions to know how. lietotPA re will ael tinder
these circurnstance3,, and whether he will proceed
wish any, of his Generals as he did with the gallant
but unfortunate Adtbiral VILLENLVVE.

This morning we received German Papers, from
which we have sevetal extraets.

Una Saturday another. Council was summoned to
attend the Queen; at the Palace,"Windsor, to take
into consideration the weekly reimit of the l'hysi-
clam, Soon after ten o'clock the following Njetn.
hers arrived _ .

The Duke of Montrov, The Archbishati of Canterttury,
The Lord Chancellor, Tim. Araibishoir of York,
Lord Elleaborough, The Earl or Aylesf.rd, , , ,
Sir William Grant.

They assembled in the Caneen's And.ence Chant-
ber, and Doctors Revriot.ns, DUNLIAS, BAILLIE,
.and Sir HaNnY HALroan, who (Nine from London
the same morning, were CX3lllllleCt.' The, result of
their deliberation did not, transpire, but it is confi-
dently reported that some important decision will
be officially announced this week. Several of the
Members had an audience of the Kt o, and at three
o'clock' the Council was dissolved.

WINDSOR, Arum ,morning '144 MA-
JESTY was aceonipanied in his regular walk on the
Terrace by the Dukes of YUEIC And CAMBRIDGE.
On the KING'S rearing to the Palace to dinner, we
understand the PRINGE REGENT had an interview
With his Royal Fathrr. fits Royal Highness ar-
rived here this morning. The pokes of Yon& and
KENT retUrned to London this afternoon.

Yesterday Morning the PRINCE RadENT Well
down to Windsor, where he had an interview With
his MAJESTY lor about a quarter of- an hour, and
afterwards passed a considerable time with the
Qualm and PuiNeassas. His lioyal Highness re-
turned-10 Carlton. House in'tho evening. . •
On,Satorday the Dokes of Yorticzn7lKrtttT arriv
ed at Windsor, and, joined, biS MAIEsTY in his
ininning's walk on the Terrace. • In the afternoon'
the Duke of IVlowraosu and the Earl of .A.,iLes..
FORD had t: honour pi a long aud.encet•ceith the
KING, and the Royal Faintly, which proventtd his
I‘4,t3E;illt from restnniog his walk at the witialaitne
ott ihe Parade. The same,eveniog his Royal High!
'less the Doke of CAMBESLWE arrived, to remain a
few days \Vitt) the Royal, ViTinily': "The' -Princesses
Sornta. and Atintis•iA, and Lady J. THYNNE, and
a tin.crou6 train of attendants, rode out in Wind,
sor Gloat Park, and 'did not return to the ealace till
thi've o'clock. •• •
On Satut day night the Lorin Cirorecta.ort, after
his rpturt. to London, froth attending tilt/Queen's
Council at Windsol, waited urn his Royal High.
IlriS the Par I4ICH RUGENT) at Carlton-House, to Ri-
pon to him the proceediugs of the Council.
Gevernment has succeeded in raising in Ireland
the lon for the se.rvice of that part of the United
Kingdom. Two millions and an half have beeh
COW awed for upon, the following, terms
,Ciso .0 pr,imt cejit. 114vi4A IC4 4
rtoary MU. Do. pII Q

For every root. 44 :IP 9
So that the money has been borrowed at an interest
of 4L t as. 9d. per cent.
Two millions was the sum originally intended to
be berrowed, but the contractors took two millions
and half.

The Parks were yesterday thronged with Sunday.
pedestrians, displaying all theleasonable novelty of
dress. We noticed many elegant females in sidii
and invading, bat the clouds threatened a shower,
and the general exhibition of, costume was not of ti
description iiktly to become tlic htanda rd cif spring
fashions. The carriages aria horbeinen made 3 good
tboiter.

Lt;ttillS haver been received in town from the Me-
diterianean. hey eeinniunioste a eircurnsiiince of
interest to the. Commercial world'. • The Dept
of Algiers and Tunis, whose gnairel has already been
mentioned, had determined upon, Bahia) hostilities
against each other, and were fitting out fleets to
carry their designs into execution : the fleet "of the
latter, it Was supposed,,would quit port the middle
of this rnttrttb.

An Amel-icon Captain, who left Bayonne at the
betynning of last month, slates, that there were 13
privateers fitting out at that port at the time: of his
departure), six of which were' Ainerican.hinit yes-
seh!, which had been seized and publicly sold. The
communications between the military posti in the
Bay of Biscay was extremely aeto e, and maintained
by vessels purposely built to draw little Water; arid
enabl4 to stand so close M.shore as alwaya to be
tinder the protection of land batteries.
Letters had been received from Rio de la Plata to
the Ist. ultimo. The squadron from Monte Video
had rescrrned the blockade of Buenos Ayres, but had
not attempted to interline whh the English ships :i.e."
The Junta had raised 600,000 dollars to defray the
expellee of equipping a naval ardamont. They
were hl:ewise busily employed in se-organizing and
recruiting the army. Notwithvianding, they had,'
ay some recent executions, incurrediheitnlula-
tioo of cruelty, their prineiplea-Were popular, their
partizans numerous, and their conduCt in general
excused by the urgency of their all'airs rendering it
neeespary to adopt rigorous MeaSures to crush the
intrigiaes.against them. • 'ln addition to Chili, which
had likewise formed a Junta, the people of Cochin
Bombe, one of the most warlike provinces of South
America, had deposed their Govern-or, and pro-
chilli-led their independence.
The•draughtsmen a Plymouth Yard are, in con-
sequence of orders, to that erect, eogagedlj3 prqpar.
ing drawings for the loapoetion of the Navy Boatti,
of a 'finn.rate 'ship at four decks' with a circular
stern, round which guns will be planted. This ves.
sel will,' of course, carry an immense numtk of
gum, and: will be the largest ever built.
Sir RIMARD, reLLaw, will hoist his flag in the
• Cnierionia, 1 to, and proceed in, her , to, take the
Command ,in the Moditermienn.—Lieetendot.Ge
twit Lord W, Wasryktk, Who lai been wointed
to .succeed Sir "JOIN STyART at Sicily, goes out in
the Catedania.
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Another detachment of Poor Caards will shortly
quit town to etnbark at Portsmouth tor Wilt.