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

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

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INsoLvENT MuTons' ACT, as the subject has attracted par-
ticular entice to our Paper. One of them shall certainly

appear To-morrow.
LITERARY itErl Ew also To-morrow.

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THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERE FILSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, ISIS.

HER MAJESTY.—The following Bulletin was

issued this morning

" KEW PALACE, Nov. 11.

" The QUEEN has had little sleep in the night,
and Her MAJESTY remains very much indisposed.
(Signed) 'c Fa. MILMAN.
" H. HALFORD."

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Sunday last. The following are extracts :
" Pants, Nov. B.—The King went yesterday

to Vincennes,

There was yesterday morning a grand hunt
in the Bois de Meudon, at which the Princes and
the Grand Duke Constantine assisted.

" Cardinal Dugagny, Bishop of Porto and St.
Rufine, and Sub-Dean of the sacred College,
died at Rome in the night between the 19th and
20th ult.aged 80.

" The following is an extract of a letter from
Strasburg, dated the 3d instant:—
' To-day the Austrian Regiment of Infantry of the King of
Bavaria (formerly of Benjowski), arrived in this neighbour
hood. It will continue its march to-morrow towards Mar-
colsheim, in order to pass the Rhine. The Wurtemburg
advanced Guard passed the Rhine to-day at Selz; to-morrow
the principal corps Warm& will follow. Wissemburgh is
already 'evacuated, as are also Haguenau, Saverne, Mols-
heim, and other towns, in this Department. The Duke
d'Angoulerne is expected here very shortly.'
" A letter from Carlsruhe, dated the tat inst.,
states, that the Austrian corps d'armee in Alsace
would march in ten columns, consisting together
of 21,677 men, and 7,660 horses. After having
passed the bridge of Sponeck, they will march
by Endengcn upon Friburg. The march will
continue without. interruption, till the 14th
instant, on which day the headquarters of the
Baron de Frimont will arrive at Friburg. By the
15th or 16th all the Austrian troops,' will have

passed the 13risgaw.
The hearing of the cause before the Correc-
tional Tribunal, between General Cannel and
MM. Fabvier and Sainneville, has been postponed
till the 28th instant.

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" BERLIN, OCT. 28. Th c report is revived of
an intended marriage between the Prince Royal of
Prussia and the Hereditary Princess cf Denmark.
" AIX-LA-CHAPELLE, Nov. 3.—There was yes-
terday morning a Conference on the affairs of
Germany, hut it duet not appear that any retain-
tion of importance was adopted."

The detention of BUONAPARTH is of so much
importance to the World, that we do not wonder
at the extraordinary solicitude which has attend-
ed the arrival of the Musquito, and the extraor-
dinary reports to which it has given occasion.—
The Morning Papers teem with rumours, and the
reverberation of the sounds are hardly less faint
than they were yesterday ; but, from what we
learn, they are not the echoes of truth. That a
Conspiracy for the removal of the Prisoner exist-
ed, and that it has been happily detected, we doubt
not ; but we do not pretend to have been closeited
with Ministers, and we heartily approve of the si-
lence which they observe on the occasion, fully
persuaded that, as more conspiracies for the same
purpose may be expected, they will adopt every
measure that may ensure frustration of any future
attempts to let loose an untameable savage, whose
ambition thirsts for new havoc among mankind.

'We lately inserted, from a series of The Royal
Gazette and Bahama Advertiser, several articles
relating to the unhappy disputes bettvee❑ the

of
e
krovernor of that Colony and the x.-us tice
Assembly, in the hope of drawing the °°t of
of Ministers more immediately to ase to
iv to
the highest interest and importance, 0(4
that Colony, but to all our Colonial Possesig'%i,
Our particular attention will at all times be eel
rected towards the prosperity of the DePendenc.%
of the British Empire in general, as constiteti,„
integral and essential portions of that EmPife. rs
We find that the Editors of the Jamaica°/Peye.
have taken up the Bahama Questions
more warmth than our own neutrality allov,"' t.
However, with the same impartial desire of dein.
justice to both sides, we deem it our der °poi •
sect farther Extracts on the subject frac!' ,
Bahama Royal Gazette of the 30th of lost Sep")
convinced that the Noble Lord, who so ahlYre;
sides over the Colonial Department, has "e
but for the general welfare of the British Set(le'
ments and the happiness of their inhabits"( 9.
which, in this particular case, can only be pry,"
noted by a thorough investigation and full k"-
i;
ledge of the causes that led to the dissentious
question.