The Sun.
London, England, 1816-03-11 00:00:00

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Kokroifithto, Fttb.2s.This afternoon, at
o'elock-, aka,. 'ttf ttt iiifhitirmatMo tivthe.sitift*,
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Count 130.(4 Vo4;rlE'\Ett%iT ,Ba in t jUst
attatned the 'Olst year of his age. As a hero, and
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one of the deliverer's ,of Germany, he had attained
the sminnit of gtory and fortune. not lie was
not • Merely a hero in 'the field-L4it vas a tender
husband and: father, and Wlli:V6"69.rii'e is .fathrr
also to 44 city; be. liHtl joined the trvil Crown
with the -Laistel. Wreath. It bat et few weeks
since he reittilietl-front the field to enjoy, in the
bosom of his faniily (and we were all his farnilY)„
the .rewarciof his
,exploits... ,The sound of the
acclamations that hailed' his 'return had scarcely
died tiway, when outlay was7'converted into ge-
neral mourning. • •
Maack 2.-.-1301iirbas espechal reason
to lament the death of-the revered COunt Bulow,
and grateltilly to honour' Itis.tnemory, for it was
he who defended this capital from.,,a French arrtiy
that was advancing against, it in 1..813; on the
4th June. at Lnckau ; oh the 234 of August in
conjunction with the corps"at Gross Buren; and
on the 6th of Septemberjo the saint mantter, at.
Dennewitz, on +hick account,
,he received the
title. of Count Bulow of Dannewitz. On the 12th
-of June, 1815, his corps hail thegteatest share
in 4ideciding the victory at .I.AI Belie Alliance. The news of his death has caused a profound, ins
pression.here. It is said that the whole Prussian
Army will go into mounting for three days for its
revered General;

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tnti3t ever enter our prated atairist; this doctrine.•:--
ilat tie of W atiq lou_waf drcidvd 11 lint kit vzilour,iLutigii
the ival of our brave .‘lll,4`greatly eanti;loutect to the aw.
Plcg'.tt'fmel of tin. 11..cest 'ut Victury.

TRIM, O 1 M. GOEILRES.
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ConLi;Nz, I ire. 19.-I'he trial of Mr. Goirres,
editor of the Rhenish Mercury, came On the day
before...yesterday, before the Correctional Tribunal:
(as it is called).
The crowd was in great, that the Hull could
contain but a small portion of those who desired
to be. present., Mr. Goerres appeared at length
with his Counsel, Mr. Korbach.l—The latter
preried ttt the outset that theaCtiiin *was brought
befare the wrong Court, and the Tribunal had ne-
glected to decline the triat•of :this cause, which it
should. have done he tioW ptopused that It should
declare itself incompetent. .4•
renounced the great advantage of, proving this
fulitshouil cif time smillegutiptm, spa ally justifying
the character of • Mr. Goole& ; but; however, he
pr'oposcd the declaration of Incompetence, out of
respect for the office of, M.r. Von:Sack., for it the
Cause was pleaded at, length he should be forced
tih touch upon tnany• very 'delicate points, n;, fos
example, whether the' illegahlrbittary imprison-
ment of a citizen (lid not nuske other step oeeet:.
Lary, by which, the authority of the Admiu
lion would be. more .tturt than by 111 r. (snores..
bitter, &c.---The Public Procurator then declared
that the Chief President; the Von Sack, had given
orders to prosecute the affair to the end, and Irk
must, therefore, insist on
,the contpliauctei
jita:hiet
Tribunitl;--4he Court then: tle,claret4 drat
would signify in the neititi isitting.(l.?.3tl)' whether.
it held itself competent or not,. out ‘iiCti this sit.
. ••
tisigs were 000,

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11111cilifON, NAR(At If.

Yesterday afternoon the Atthhishop of Canter-
bury, the Lord Chancellor. the Earl of- Limpdot,
the Earl of Uarrowby, .V.t.setittnt te'lletwynd, and
the Itigla Hon. C. Longs arrived .tit the Pavilion.
At four o'clOck a Cog ;ii
.assembled at the Pa-
-
Vilion, It was -attentlefby the Duke of Clarence,
the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Chan-
cellor, Archbishop of York, the First Lord.of the'
Treasury, the. *Preident Of the Connell, the Lord
Steward of the Household, and the fiord Cham-
berlaith—Viscount Clietvvynd attended as Clerk.
It is supposed that the. Message to be presented
to Parlianient, respecting the intended marriage
of -the Pruseess.Chatintte, formed apart of their
deliberations. •

Before, an►d after the Council broke lip, the
Cabinet Ministers and the Right lion.
had priVate audiences of the Prince Regent; and
they were inVited to. dine-with his Royal haunch
and Prince Leopold of Saxe Cobwirg.
This morning the Lord Chanc.dior and Viscount
Chet wylid returned to LondOn.
Yesterday morning Anil afternoon Prince Leo
pold promenaded through the town and on the
prides. His **serene Iligiuttits is perfectly re.'
covered.

Baut,m, FEB. 27.---The icing has purchased for
Prince Blucher the heantituL honie called the Berg
House, under the Linden, at the corner of Wil-
liam-street. Atter the Prince's death, hi% tarnily
are to have it for their lives, but attar this it is to
revert to the Crown.

There was a dreadttil thunder.storrts at Lang-
tat, near :tlarket beeping, on Monday inat,
shoat two o'clock in, the atiernnon. when a fire-
bail was seen to pass on the turnpike-rmid, near
the church, which tamed pl one of the willtiOWS
and forced np the lead lead,
over, and made
its way up the church leads, through the steepie,
dr; Wil into the church, without doing any material
damage.