The Sun.
London, England, 1811-11-15 00:00:00

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,LONDON,
"EWA; NOVEMBER 15, 1811.

This morning two Anholt Mails arrived, extra6ts
from Whietl will be found-in a subsequent column.

We this morning received the following Letter
from Dartmouth, which we lay before our Readers,
wioout ph:dgms ourselves lot its accuracy :

"•DARTMOUTH, Nov.:ti:' Arrived the Unanimity,
KEMP, from Viana, in sixcays,—Tlie following is
an extra& from the log-book.of the above vessel,
wriiien by the, British Consul at that port
" General WILSON'S :paymaster has just, been

with me,*by whom I have received the important
infoimation that. a most severe battle had been
fought near Merida, where the Spaniards had de-
feated the French with great loss, and taken up-
wards'bi 1000 prisoners:amOng whom was.a French
Prince, and that Lord WELLINGTON had rewarded
the :Messenger who brought him the news with
one hundred dollars."

Many of the letters from the North of Europe
still speak.of a war between Russia and France as
inevitable. The writers are confident that as soon
as the British fleet quits the tfalt'ie, hostilities will
commence. We have so often given our opinion,
that weaball not now occupy the time of our Read-
er; by discussing the SubjeCl. One point at least is
;lent, whether a. war takes place.. between France
and Rtistna or tint,, a very large French force most
be kept in tile North of Europe, by which BUONA•
TARTS'S exertions in other quarters must bescon-
siderably weakened. But unless the information
we' have received is totally without foundation, he
i, likely very soon to find employment for no in-
considerable part of his army fiir the opposite ex-
tremity of Europe.

A new and an unexposed 'enemy is likely, we
understand, to engage the attention of 13tiolctr4iTc,
and the shores of the Adriatic will probably again
tst.e.n.rue the theatre of naive warfare. The
details which 'have reached us upon this subjea
ate not snfliciently distinct to be laid before onr
%%tilers, nor would it, perhaps, be proper to pub-
all that has reached us upon the subjea.We ex-
pee, however, ere long, to have some interesting
communication to make upon the subje& to. which
we hate thus alluded.

The iitit:ate accounts of yesterday *rely stated,
that hjs'.NIAJ.LSTY renialued in the same state as be-
fore. lits'nighia unhapp►ly eontinue'ttoe,' the most
part to be restless.

Yesterdar.ahout two o'.eloeli, the Princess CHAR-
t of WALRE airtived in town,. from her visit
tostW Duchess Of,YoaK, at. Outlands.
The i)uke of York arrived In town about half an
lir,or afterwards, from Oatlands.
We arp sorry to learn that the PRINCE REGENT,
in dancing with the Princess CHARLOTTE.Of WALES,
at ()Ain't's, sprained his 'ankle, and therefore did
not rettiri) to town yesterday, as, expeaed.
'Tuesday se'tinight, 'the. High Court: of Jutticiary
net at Edinburglim and Lord .Bova took the oaths
mg.d his searits Lord JustiCe Clerk,. in the room of
the Right , Hub. CO ARLES Hot4t, appointed Lard
President of the Court of Session.

We understand tbnt Licenses, Under a new form,
wens yesterday granted by ibe linard'nf Trade for
riiiy:s trading with'France, under rhefoliciwing con-
ditions'

. • For ekporting one hogshead of sugar, of 1200
weight, permission to import dne tub Of wine,
kor 10011,4. of coffee, do. •
For one tan of copper in sheets, do.,
And foi British cotton, cloihi;• or woollens to
the value of tool. one ton.of wine: . -

Licenses arc a 1 ) to be granted for importing
grain frorn.thp : the.vessels to touch at Leith,
and join convoy. there ; bait any deviation from the
voyage win render them liable to-seizure and con
demnation,

A National Society has just been formed, " far
the purpose of promoting • the education of the
I,our Em the principles of the 'E,tablished Church.
Of this Society the Archbishop, of'. Canterbury
is the • President ; the Archbishop. of ',York, in
conjunainn with the whole _Bench of-Sishops, and
ten Lay Peers, are Vice•Tresidents. Commit-
tee of sixteen, besides the 'President: and Vice-
Presidents, who. are Members ex officio, have
then ap.pointed by the President and Bishops to
manage the affairs of the Society. Could any' thing
be added to the heart-felt joy that every true friend
to Ctkurgh and State will necessarily feel on hearing
thece.glad tidings, -it - would' be to learn, that the
Prince Regent has in the most gracious manner con-
qlescended. to become the. Patron of this now, in
.the fullest sense of the expression, truly august So-
:ci4ty. This fad we have the satiafaetion to announce
to the public from the most Indisputable authority ;
and there, can be' no. doubt but this glorious and.
.goodly example. will be immediately 'followed by thy
sett of klie.Prioceth •