The Sun.
London, England, 1811-10-02 00:00:00

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NI: AV YO AUG. 21.---The Captain of the
Herald is the bearer' of 'dispatches (tutu our Chatg6
d'Atiaiies, and likewise from the British Govern-
ment to Mr. Iti)ster. The following letter con-
tains the Cietaioi' in,truaions relative to his dis-'
patches

SIR,

" Amctican Consulate's Livcrpopl,
itilY 8, LSI!, •

" You have two diipatches fortbe Department
of Statei I and 2 . in case of war, ;a,td you
be brought to by a cruizer.„49o,iwill sink
No. t. . ,

f Your most obedient Seivarit,
" JAMES AlApity,"
"To Captain Jilin PriCe;6l the -American' ' -
ship Herald.",. :

No. 1, probably contains dispatches from France;
and they, evil), probably. contnin.:a more. specific
otter f. arts luonaparte,•.of ~a French .squadron, to
enable us to capture In his lost speocn.he
says, " America is about inaking,an: eft oa for her
maritime , independence. wilt assist .13er !"
Yes, I dare swear he will. ..lc-del-son, we are in-
formed, is aotit, making a tour through the Eastern
States:: -
4-I..ucius! —7WA a , wrril NI/. The .
news of 'an-English sqiiadrMi'of force being about
to appear on our coasts Cre2f tin trifling sensaiiiin.,
fitmdreds, who have loo„ been clAnorous. for a war.
With England, no*, when they discover ':the clouds
rising in the distant horizon, seein'tb,he sls lunch
alarmed at the pro Teti at War as other folks.
SArdc SUTO Adininistration Piiids still
keep op their Coinage, notwithsta mliog the s:ortn
evidently approaches. 4(l4,,qtiscr
serves, that the menacing' and warlike attitude.
which" England li3s. now aisSiimed, r. will, it is
hoped, ICS.)111e119 folal:e a (loci-Mined 5tand."......
This stand, it is presumed, is tw be taken in can.:
junaion with a goodly number of French .troops;
comMimled by French Officers.— ". Fralice (said
the Monitor, printed at Washington), France will
aid us not' only with hercounkels, but she will es-
sentially aid us in the supply alarms, and a suitable
train of artillery. She wall al,o aid us with some of,
her best oflicers and engineem As the crisis now
is, this (I 'copy literally),, this is the only
.ratiogal
choice we can make. Let the, people of the middle
and southern States accept the aid of,the French
tion." Such, reader, is the language of a news-
paper not long since` published in the city oWash
ington, , and devoted to the views of our Govern.;
ment by that very Colvin, now,eniployed in the
defence of the Administration against the attackS of •
Robert Smith !

etTizitN illpomened bird of
Citizen Genet, once more, has come forth from his
foul and clink retreat, to attack Timothy Pict:cling,
and teach Americans the law of nations, in tclation
to .neutrals and belligerents. He who, once,: With
worse than the 'ridiculous ostentation of a French'
coxcomb, declared that he despised. the,worin-Eaten
writings of Vatel, now proposes to teach us' the
law of nations,
,as recognised in Great liritaini, that,
is, as found in that author. He who, in lie last
contest fur the Presidency between Governor Clin-
ton,: his father-in-law, and Mr.. Madison, wrote a
pamphlet, to, prove that the latter was:a French
citizen, a Member of the Legion of Honour, &c.
neon comes boklly forth to treat it as a-calumny, that
should'charge the Administration with partiality
fi•s France.. In a word, this, fellow, who formerly
threatened Washington, that it he would not join
France in the. war against England, he would appeal
to the people, themselves against their own Govern-
ment, now offers himself the champion of our na.
tiOnal rights, of Arnerian rights ! and in twocO.,
• lUrnns and a half of blntarous French and English,
coinctiences an abaci, on one of the most tried and
Tillthful, and able and patriotic II lends' of
.0131 rein).-
lutfon which those rights birth.

MA I I.S.
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Pit tC. V. 01' WrOCKS
THl$ DAY AT TWIMV t' COOL9CX.
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&OL&M Qlll5 DICIIRS )ALBUM 11,13Dekr

LONDON, •
WEDNESDAY, otToisitiC2, 1811.

Mindsor-Castlii, Oct. 18 11.
"The KING continues in the same state.
•c Ni. BAT 1.1.1 E.
•• W. 111.:1q.1: I) f.ll.
• 44 10 WI 1.1.15."

OUT Readers will see, by an article entitled" The
States of Jerscy;', that our snit:Omni' Of yesterday
respeaing the in tended attack upon Jersey aod Guern-
sey was well founded. Every precaution • been
adopted to insole the enemy a proper. reception, if
he should really attempt an invasion of these islands.
It is' rutrioured, that BooNkrAwre mearts to make a
„
sitnultaneoes,n rn roveent with the befiehit flee‘, the
Boulogne. flotilla, and. the force which, he has col-
lected in the• vicinity of jersey. and Guernsey ;
. ,
may certainly entertain se phi all intention, and.Go':-
vernment, we have.no doubt, adopted the neeessary.,
measurds for counteracting his designs ; but we
are stronc!y inclined. to fear that I.l.uoio‘i.iti'rE
whit not Vellillre to send any part, of the force
which he has colleaed 'to sea: objetl' Vcd
have' no doubt, is to compr eni 'to our
troops from the Peninsula. He boasted that lie
would speedily drive the 130tish army into the sea,
and, we really believe that When be Made the
boast,- he thought he could 6417 it iota .elcecutiou•
•Therpreparations he made were:ccrt ainly of a gigantic
nature, and so convinced. '..,;ere the'Memberil of the
Opposition that he would gueceed, that. they treated
the ideztof defending Portugal cs chimericalyand
surcd Ministers with the grcatestasperity for not..btan.

dobbit that, f4:ttt hqe. The
NAp,lara and the fears of the Opposltion,
turned Out to be unfounded ; the Frknelr Arn-,y
driven out of Poi togal with loss and dlEgrace,,anil
liasteen defeated in every attemlit which it hasiaivq.ry4
made to renew. the inVaSibri.- It- appt•nrs,tros•Os,
tiierefore; highly 'probable, that they French R ler
has renewed his threats of ii.avasion in t'h'e..hfipe.; of:
inducipg the British Government to. w ithdrawlhose
troop'4,-for home:defence, which he has found it 'lb-
force Of 4rrne,...l.o,cifivc mit of the reran-
.This phri,, we. trust,, will not succeed. Our
:naval force is sufficient to frustrase any attcniptt hat
he-may inake.43t 'but ev6 it it •vcre
thttliiitary fet Grcat 13r.itain ;641-rel. Intl,
aideci.by.tt brave aad loyal pooulation, is amplyisiii-
fieient 'to defeat any fOrce that" France cat{' Vic;
. • . ,
. .ft
a6aini.l us. •
•

. ;.•.dv; '
• The Oppositlon Papers, artt-ng the variouftutotfes
'of assatilting M % inisters bleb their
.ingenuit'y stig-
_gests to them, I:,•eriedie,illy renew .a rePrt that there
are • clifference4
,in • the
_Cabinet. The Aforiiing
Chronicle 'of this day sneaks of 'a ruinous In the
pontical,...-cirelts, that there-has been " a seiieu:s
di,niite", between the. Marquis. W9,LEiLEY:and
Mr. PERCRVAL. We Should not hare thoukillt is
necessary to advert to• this statement, if it ;were
not for
.the Vity whimsical cause i.vhich is said
to have. occfisioned this Very " serious dispute," viz.'
that Mr. Yotmn is disSatificd at the " insult" of hav-
ing Mr.:ROBERT THORNTON.
,put upon hiM as NI Ir•
and bas expressed a wish to quit the
rally, and that the Marquis WELLESLEY was! de.'
sirons of having his brother, Mi. WELLESLEY Pc,L.c,..
plaCed there. For the future, 'we can'"Only recoin_
mend to those who invent these " serious di:-.ptites"
between Ministers, to take the trouble, at the same
inAt, to invent plausible reasons for them.

Thin morning American-Tapers to the 2Li ult. ar-
rived, from whielt we have made the follovt lug Ex.-
tra6ts

)'Rohl THE i'IIILADELNHA AVEORA.:

" By a letter Item the seat of' Government. We'
learnt that it is expected that a Proelamatior., laying
an embargo on all Vessels in the 'ports' and Lit-bottr*
in the United States, would be issued by the,Presi-
dent of the United States, in consequence'of ad
vices receiVed by late dispatches from the United.
States. Charge d'Affaires in L.Ondon."
New-Yom, A G . .f.l7e-" The city 'of New.
York is at once the most' vulnerable and valuable
part of the United State's, and wilt be a particUlar
objea of attack. Our general Government, aware of
this, hase given more than a proportionate share of
their attention to the fortifications which are now fast.
completing. Btit much rernaini• to be done. by our
own Citizens, as well as, our State Government,, in
order to rueet an'aaual attack on this City"