The Sun.
London, England, 1811-10-07 00:00:00

employment to whicit mint ryl rack is -attached, be
shall be considered as deprived' of *tile honour;
which, by the ,aid. rank, belong+ to him.
Signed, by tile five_ Gov'rrours,
IkflortN AdAtant.Geueral.
Palaee of Comment. - •

pacnee 01, GOVEtill MOAT T.
- It being indispensable tor the speedy adminis.
tration justite during tl‘e campaign, and expedit..
,ing the Wittiness...A:4_l4' rurrlornarlial, ihst - a certain
number of Judg;,,e.Advocates; be appointed, who for
the above purpose shall .accompany the different
corps of the-assay—in their -11iNiChiS ; and the Prince
Regent wishing,,to, countet this measure with a ne-
ccs,ary. economy. elf
~.his public., treasure; he has
thought fit to order, 'that, during the-continuant:o of
the present war, a ludge•Advocate shill be attached
to eyery,brigade of, infantry of the line, of cavalry,
at d militia, when assembled in corps, and employed
in atlual service., Ihey shall ,be selected,: by the'
Jodge4l'dvocate. General from men lio. are„
skill-
ed iu the law, and, their monthly. piq shall be totty
thousand rein:

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".The KING continued neatly in the dame state
throughout yesterday. Ills MAJUSTY 1109 slept
during the last night six hours.

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IVILLIS."

" Windsor Castle,, Oa. 7
i‘lfl MAstsTY Las bad a good deal of sleep,
but is not materially improved by it,"
(Signed as above.)

Paris Papers to the 28th ult. reached town yester-
day;buf they tio'not contain a single word of news.
It appears that Msar,t not accompanied
BUON&PARTE in bis.nortliern tour; she arrived at
Brussels the day after she had witnessed the cit.,
plaits of the Boulegne ilotilla...»—We have not re;
ceived any detaill'ef tUONAPaRTE:S progress. since
he left Antwerp, but we have no doubt that-we
shall very soon hear of hint. It seems to be gene-
rally believed, that he Will cull Upoit the' King of
DEttatAitt to admit French treopi into -Several of
his fortresses, or, in other words, to surrender such
parts of his dominions us Buosusr.strza_ may .think
proper to demand. It- is said that BUQUAPARTE has.
demanded permission to occupy Holstein, Jutland,
and Zealand,with French troops,and that Denmark is
to receive as a compensation the Duchies of. Meek.
lenburgh, Lauenburgli, the Principality of Raze.
burg, and tiro towns of flatuburgh and Lubec ;
that is to say, that the King of Detisf.tett should
give almost the whole of his hereditary dominions,
and receive in return a precarious Sovereignty,
without even the shadow of . independence. If
these reports should prove true, the King of Dice-
NARK will have ample opportunity to reflea upon
the happy consequences of the wise system of
neutrality which he so long persevered In.
The occupation of Zealand by the Frew :Jr, will
place Russia almost at the mercy of France. It will
'enable DUONAPART.a to exclude Russia from almost
all conneaion with the rest of Europe, heeauie she
will' nor be'able to send a ship out Of, the Baltic
without his permission, unless under the prote4lion
of .4 British tied'. Ike lies already invested Russia
as it were on the side.of Poland, and the possession.
of the Danish Islands ,will e'nable him to coMplete
the blockade. There can be.litile doubt hut that
BOONaPARTR is determined, if possible, to reduce
the -Whole North of I;ttrope ..to a state. of. absolute
Rubjeaimi ; end, unless he is vigorpesly opposed,
he will succeed. if the Emperor.of Ilusszit sacra
IitiONAPARTE to make himself master. of_Dentnark
rail 08, he will virtually surrender his own in-
dependence.

The gdsingliam packet has arr ived at Falmouth
frotu Lisbon. The armies remain nearly in the
same positions, and there is no immediate prospect of
u battle taking place; Ciudad Itod rigo is bloataded, but
the regular%siege has not commenced. It seems very
doubtful, whether NIAttmoNT will risque a battle to
relieve it. Lord Weit.r.itsoToN has,lhowever, lately
issued an order for all Officers to join their tee.
meats.

From Spain the news, is intisfaelory ; the Guer-
rillas continue to annoy the French in all direction%
Although their exploits have not the eclat of vic-
tories, they are almost equally destructive to the
enemy. The superiority of French ladies is of no
avail `in this species of warfare, while the local
knowledge of the Spaniards gives them a decided
advantage.

Dispattles from Lord Witt.r.twatotr were receiv.
cd,by Government this day, they are dated the 21$'
ult. they contain we understand nothing important.