The Sun.
London, England, 1811-08-09 00:00:00

We fervently hope this Itlform4tiot may 'rolite
col red.—Freeman's Journal."

" li/LX 12.,

((From the Fed rat iteptiparan.)

" ItEt.siqo NS %%ATLI Escmkini.....-Circuinstances
have reached our knowledge el a nature to prOdUce
a settled opinion, that the principal negociotion with,
Mr. FOSTER ha commenced, but a rupture or Sus-
pension of further discussion has taken place upon
sotne—,preliminary pOint, which will. not be resumed
until fUrt bet inslruaions from Ent;landi-
"Ltitters from Washington state, that the Pres'.
dent's Proclamation, convening Congress.on the first
Monday of November next, will appear
,in .a few
days ; and that the President will •recoromend 'to
Congress the extension of the Nun-Intercourse Law
to Vrance."

The Adelaide cartel, has arrived' at
Iron) Moriaix, with an American messenger, charged
with diipatclies. • .

The Lelithn,, arrived at Liverpool from New York,
whepeo she sailed the Alb ult. has brought an a-
t:outit of the arrival in Amerie:), Iwo or three Week,,
previous to her departure, of Mr. FOSTEit and Mr.

The 'following decree has heen.igsoed-,at Monte-
vich;o
. •
FROM: IFIS EY.CE:I4LENCY: TIM VIORROY •OF TiIESE

PROVINCES.

•

" Every ship or vessei,mtvigating this river, pin,-
vided with a licen,.e.from t he Junta of Buenos Ay resi,,
shall be considered lawful prize ; and ,this ordt r is
to be deemed retrospetitive from the commencement
(4 the Revolutionary GpVCrilitiellt iu that city.
J.lll foreign strips laden in the ports subjed to
the said Junta, are to proceed to Montevideo, there
to discharge. the public duties, and to, give an tic•
count of th,irploccedings m the said ports. Those
winch shall sail .for, Europe, or to other ports, re.
gardless of this ord r, will. sutler the conserraetices
of their disobedience. ,

" Every ship !hot shall have entered the said ports
subiectio thelonta of Buenos Ayres, posterior to
sth March last, the day mentioned to the:English
Masters of vesselS, shall become lawful 'prize, as
ignorance, cannot, be pleaded of our declaration of
war, and is sufficient time has been conceded for
their departure.
(Signed), " XAVISTI ELIO.
JVAN.BAUTISTA ESTKLLItti, Set."'

The China fleet has brought home two million's
sterling, in dollars, (win the Chine4e Goiernment,
to purchase naval stores ; a measure' never known
to have been adopted before by the Chinese 'Govern-
ment.

'His Majesty's ship Fortunde, Capt. Vansittart,
has captured and sent into Cork, the Ametidrin ship
.111etrur, of and tor Philadelphia, from' Bourdeatia,
►aden. with titandy, w►ne, and silk ; she was taken
011 the 26th ult. and arrived .at Cove the 2d inst.

Wnria, arrived
,at. Liverpool
on the 7th init. from New York she sailed on the
16► h ult, antl brings an act:plant that Mr. Fosrart
And Mr. PiNxNEy had .arrhed between two and
tl►rrrr weeks Wore. • , • -

The Sylvia cutler is.arrived from Madras with.
dispatches. We regret to state, that they announce
the death of Admitai'DttuttY, just as he had corn.
pitted the, nayai preparations for .the expedition
ag„pinst Java, which was on the point of sailing.
, It was expeOod, that the as and Be'vgel. dups,
would sad (tired fium the !wirier place about the
!Mier 'iod of Mareh, tindt.l- convoy of the Di(Male
frigate, of 50 gons. •
The following is d cnrrea htt of paisengers ly the
uudernamiotied 001:—
'Per AR ISTO N —Mr. PlOWden, writer'; Miss Sophia
Ttrinwr, an infant.,

Per Az. k - Mr. and Mrs. Mingayt Ensign LOA Mr.
1, Alleu, late fourth'ollicer or the E tninnstone,
Per (2 L' F r N,ELL. s • Lieutenant t. Maugnas, Bombay Ma-
rine , Don (ennuis, from Manilla.
Per Ex —ColOnel Williamson, Christoutier Wten,
Esq. Civil Soviet,. and Lady, Mr, Tintbrell, Captains
Pasley, Cibson 'Barnes, Courant Lieutenant,Byers and Lady,
Captain H. Garden, late of tlto shirr han Camden, Mr. J,.
Minnikeri Lieutenants Lord, Cocksedge., c;rant, Newman;
Nlessrs. Llarke,,Endorsby, Mew's, -Hallett, banes, troin
Ceylon,. Mr. Taylor and tarnily.
Per ,W.AX W. Roberts, supercargo, Cain; Beaty.
The official kind of manner in which the Abbe
CIIA tiyir,trTtlitt contradicted the report of on intended
marriage between ;an English. gentleman
.and the
daughter of LAICISM ,BUONAr4RTit, seems to imply
that the Abbe thought such an union would be de-
grading to the latter. Every true. English gentle.
man, we,trust, is of a different opinion, and inclined
to adopt the converse of the supposition.
111 r. SYPIiNJIAM has btOuglit:over a French lisle,
the history of which is as follows Eagle-
bearer was shot in the month, of March last, and
fell into. the.Alvrt, when the enemy, under Massenw,,
precipitately passed :that river, closely pursued by
our troops. This -cireumstqnce•waa.knoWn to Lord
Wellington at the One,- and .attempts were made to
find thek:Agle but the river being then vety full,
andi he pursuit olth? French contirmed, no further
nctice was tal.tet, 'of the Matter, tilt recently, when
a reward being offered; for the finding; oi the Eagle;
it was fished out by some PottngtWse, 'And is now
.41 England. The standard of the Eagle has many
marks of shot in it.

Mr. Muoi,E, generally styled AN CliaOsti MoOlt
has, we underhtand, .presented a Diana tp 014 Pro-
.prietors of the. Lyceum, , The poetical genius and.
leartiing of
,thiS Gent:ern:tn are well known, and
• therefore sornetlihig of a .superibr quallty may be
expeaed from his pep, though it svoul4 not he sur-
prising if. it were to prove crtuiere to t;ici
Yet, fronl the experience and obseivation of this
writer in various countries, he rill indeed- he sttps
posed to be' thoroughly 'acquainted with the popular
taste and charaaer..-
'Ib:CU:DON and Mrs. DICkONS are, still warbling
•
to the good people of Dublin.
MN. Mpl.ftiTAINT has resigned .ber situation at
Vauxhall, on account of the more.aaive duties of
the Lyceum; She is now one of the very Dem of
our vocal performers, as well 'as a very likteres;ing
adrebs.