The Sun.
London, England, 1811-11-25 00:00:00

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An account has just reached town, that Dr.
SHERIDAN, the first of the Irish Delegates that was

put upon his trial, was acquitted on account 'of a
defeet. of evidence. Th 6 Court were, however,

of opinion, in point of law, that the faa charged,
if proved, amounted to a ~violation of the Aa of

~We stop the Press to State, that an daholt Nail
is just arrived, from which we have made the fol.
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lowing Extras%
BRAUN, Nov., io.—Major General KRUSEMARK,
Ambassador from the Court of France, set out yes-
terday on his return to Paris.
NAPLBS, Oct. 6.—Thirty of the enemy's ships
have appeared off the Island of Portia. In conse-
quence of. bearing that this fleet might have on
board nearly five thousand men, it was sup-
posed they intended an attack upon • Gaeti ;, his
Majesty instantly dispatched his Adjutant-General
.MEr.car to Generil GRENISR, to engage him to
reinforce the garrison of that , place with a French
battalion.

Subsequent. information, however, announced' that
the enernydireeted all his forces against the small,
island of Ponza, which now is in his possession.
the garrison was composed but of a few soldiers.
We can retake this island Whenever we choose, for
it is not likely they will employ all their force to
preserve it.

A:kitty ii)-2 Dpblin, c Waterf,rd.' 901—i Cadiz,
in, 1.W,41010rd.

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•OLtl4 QUIS YICARt FALSU4•A•UDZAT?

MONDXY, NOVEbIBI3II 25, 1811.

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The Dispatches frum•General Hu+ had not ar-
rived when this Paper was put to press, btu they
area., ,hourly: expected. We'are most anxious to re-
ceive the citlicial details of his victory, and also (.;e-
-nerd •BLilattei account of the bat! Sagunrutn:--
Itt we shall, find ample ground for national
triumph, and in the other, we are convinced, ad-
ditional reasons fer admiring the perseverance and
by ivery of our gslaut Allies. '

Our Readers will perceive that the mediced
respecting His MA3ESTY, which was yesterday
exhibited at St. James's, was signed by Dr. Join,'
W 'Lam, in addition to the other Physicians.

It has been statecittn some of the Naming Papers,
that no less ttian,l9 privateers had been seen off
peachy Head, in waiting for the great convoy which).
' sailsd uu thert th ; but on referring'lo.l4loyd's List,
which is by far the best authoyity, we are hap-
py to state that not a single capture., had been
-wade of our shipping in that quartet; in the course
of last week, though several losses lied been su
tamed by the
_bad weather.

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The following/Bulletin was yesterday shewn a
S. James's Palace

• " WINDSOR CASTLE, NOV. 23,1811.
His MAtESTY continues nearly in 'the same

" ti. ['ALFORD.
" HAILLI E.
4 . W. IIIiBEIWEN.
4,J. WII.LIS.
"► IL. WILLIS."

Thia lino CHANCELLOR, under the veteran ex-
petit:rice and care of Mr. HAwoßTn,'is almost re-
coitred of the Erysipelas, and will shortly resume
ftwcitions.
Mr. Jon nAttr.ow, the new American Minister
to ti e Government of France, had his first audience
of 13ozo.pAiirn on din 17th instant.

On Friday last the following Gentlemen were
ralkd to the.. Degree of Barristeis. at Law by the
Honourable Socirty of the I.nrier Temple; GZOILCie
FBtillitorr, Esti:HENRY 1.11401111 AD YORKI4, Esq. H.
Lkotti), Esq. T.' LEWIN, E,,q. S. BAvvoan, Esq.
W. HjitiblTY, BERKIINiTUTH, Esq.
Report confidently' says, in the fashionable circles,
that Miss ‘LtH4a: has at tenth actually resolved to
bestOw'ber Ithn.d on,Mr. NVIII.LESI.iY POLE, whoite
charaler• and talents, by all accounts, fully justify

hvr chOice.
- A letter from Long Reach, dated NO. 20, says,
" I hat. e jult spoke a smack from the Orkneys; and
km ti that upwards of 30 sail of ves.els, from the
witic and kichangel, were in the differenvislands
there when she sailed."
The Havannah, Hon. Capt. CADOGAN, and Cleo-
palta, (frigates) Capt. Peciteu,, are ordered to join
Sir EDWARD PELLaw, off Toulon.
Letters from New Orleans state, that the epide-
olio fever, which had prevailed there, and)occasion-
rd considerable mortality, had nearly disappeared
on the toth of September.
The roof of one of the powder mills at Seddles.
cotnbe, Sussex, was lately blown off, ,hy the acei.-
dnial explosion of some loose pOwder fortunately
tie life was lost.