The Sun.
London, England, 1811-06-11 00:00:00

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QUiti utetits. FALS6M AIiDEAT?

LONDON.
TUCSDAV, JUNE 11, 1811.

Letters from Copenhagen state, that Marshal
NRY had arrived in that City, and that he had had
at) audience of .the king. It was supposed that the
object of his Mission was to' induce his Alajesty to
place his troops at the,dtsposal of fiance. When
the last accounts, however, came away, the Danish
Government had not given a final answer to NET's
•
roiluest.- It wati.generally belie 0.1 that Nttr would
gO to S.ved,ftt, ay' soon as his tnissiOn at Copenha-
gen was 4.tiislied.

We We given an abilract Of the proceedings at
the Mewing of the Refurnios, at =Frernasonst
Tavern, amt we are convinced thatqw.r Readers will,
upon reading the diffesent.speeches that were made,
mere with' us p the.otbervatithis we yesterday made
ul)on the stibject. A-great regard was proleSscd.tor
the Cutrititotton) but we-are con vinced.that no two
meii that were present entertained the same notions
about. theCJostttition. Tile tact is, that almost
every one at them has some particular plan of alter-. _
mien, or improvement,- or reform, or w hatever he
may please to call it, without Which, .in:fris opinion,
, itoe GsnStitut ion will not be pertett ; and. there can
be no doubt that if Incite .wild them ists' (to use the
mildest latigo4ge) were to succeed in destroying that
venerable fabric which now the object of their al-
tacii, they would never be able to agree upon any
system in its room.. in pulling down the edifice,
under the old pretence of repairing it, they would
,all co-operate; but in the re.4:dificalion'they Would all.

difftr, because each would insist Cipon the actoptiOn.
of his own plan. For the work ut destruction no
great talents are necessary but to create reqtitres
powers and attainments very supei tor indeed to those,
of the persons who yesterday assembled at the Free-
masons' Tavern. ..they, appear. to have all IDC: pie-
sumption,•all the rashness, of. the French Reformers
'at I he begititillof tne,Revolution, but they arevastl%
behind them in abittties at.d in 1.. tio.B Irdge ;
.and if
the 01 this cuutitry vvero ()lieu so Illtalaiited as
to to th eiu, they in all human probilbi,
ljty, be led, like the people of Francs, , thrOugh
every species .of misery, to ,a slate of
.the rowsi
abject stavery. \Ye, were glad to perceive
that sCarcely :any of the 'Whig pally who. supported
Guru Cißti,Y. In his plan of Parcia:nettiJry Reform,
attended this Aileetittg Mr. Bytiu, iitclued, was
there, but lie met witka reception which we should
would give him o..distasle to such meetings la
future. Alr. BRAND, the avowed advocate tor, Par-
iitimeotary Reform, did not attend the Meeting;
r von sir it'aaNcis BURDETT left them ah early
hour. It isi true he aL; he was obliged W. attet;:l
his duty•in the House of cothiuians, on account of
a motion which he had to bring- forwaid, whiCh
atotiuoyhowever, he afterwards put off.

The Russian prisoners set ;Sail from Portsmouth
oii Swiday,in several vesstils ; they are to be liinded
at Revel. l'hishas strengthened the idea of a good
tintit!istanding being.oo the point of being re-eata-
blished. t:.(weett, ars country Russia.
Yesterday being Trinity Monday, the Corporatioo
of the Trinity-douse held their anniversary meeting,
and proceeded in barges to their Hall at Deptford,
where the. Ilight.;l-ioo. Earl "CAMDEN was ottani-
inouslyre.elected Maiter-lor the ensuing year ; and
after attending Divine Service ut the church of St.
Nicholas, where an ..excelle'n« sermon ,was preached
by the Rev. Rofittar HODGSON, Chaplain' to Earl
CANThttl, and Rettor of St. George's, Hahlover-
, square, they returned to dinner at the City of Lon-
don Tavero, where were present runny
Admirals, and persons of diatinetion. •
Letters from Buenos Ayres, of the 27th of March,
state, that blood has been spilt in the River Pane,'
between the flotilla of Blioi and two armed vessels
winch were sailing ,up tie river with ativounition
and scores for; the letnnant ut . the army returning
from Paraguay.. The two vesseli defended them-
selves very bravely, but were overpowered and taker,—
The greater part of the crew 'were killed in 'the en-
g'l'geguriceanteLst
dread o
Tim'pet a onmd
oplecol:4Biluenos Ayres. -were in
lira
attack from the
army coming down from Paraguay, under .the.corn-
triand of Valasco, and the forces under Elio, which
lately had increased considerably.
From Cameo they write, under the date of March
28, that the Caraccas was in the most unsettled'
slate, as the Creoles and People of Colour had dr2-.
madded a share in the executive and national repiv-
sentation, and that it required the greatest address to
ward off the bloW. The, accounts from all parts of
'Terra Firma were-of the same description.
The, House of Commons are expel ed to adjourn
an Saturday, to give the Lords time to get through
the randaring business of the Sessions, so that Pat-
lidtbeiit will probably he prorogued by Commission
in the cuurae oldie next week,.