The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-26 00:00:00

MARSHAL Sliefirr.

fUllow'ing is the subject of a caricature that
lies appeared 'in l'atis.:—AlarslialStnit ET is look-
'ilia with an air of eimtenipt em his new truncheon
(hlitoO de Marechal) ornamehfed with the tleurs-
Ae-lys : you see his old one bn'ttoned under his
coat, undpres'aed to his liearre
, with one .of the
ends peeping out', 'firt which is the imperial :
in the buck ground are seen, on one side, Tarra-
gona, and On the Other side lledouin in flames ;
underneath are the two first couplets of a popular
song Made against the rebel army ot the Loire
Uui je suis hiigand
Je reviens de la Ire ;
deuK fui* triad non Rim',
,Par anima de la gioire.

I)e Ilayai-d, tie Gngtiesclin,
Les Emus neeffarottclient
-Je ne connais tine Nlatnirin,
Buonaparte tt Cartencite.

TRANSLATION.
From.the hanks,ol the Loire 1 atti cornet

A rubber right famous in *tort';
Twice my King I betrayed, Sir, but-'—Munt—
'Twas all from the pit siiiun of glory.
Yfitir Bayurds, Dugueselins, and stilt,

Are names at Which sicht ns my heart ;
My mottu is, Mandrin the bluff,
Grim Cartuuclie, and the grand Buonaliartie,

MR. SI]ERJDAN.

LETTER isROM MARQUP.SS WELLEfir.EY TO Ti EARL

oP LAUDERDALE.

" East elftfLodge, Tlauraog, Jul,/ 11, 1816.
"MY titan Loan,—l return you my sincere thanks fur the
trouble which yon have had the Foodness to take in cut»ton -
nicating to me Its. SHERIDAN s very flattering wish that I
should attend the fiteral, of the late Mr. SHERIDAN. Thu
same kind disposition will, I trust, induce your Lordship not
to decline the office of expressing to Mrs. SHERIDAN my grate-
ful sense of this most aceeptible mark of distiottion how-
ever unworthy of inch an honour, tam et least capable of ap-
precixtilig it, No person could entertain more admiration of
Mr. SHEKIDAN'S talents, more respect for Isis eminent public
merits, or more regard for his amiable claim ter in private RI.
Cie). t although I had the misfortune often to differ with him
in Political I received many teitimonies‘of his fiivriurablu
opinion, which are now must valuably continued by Mrs.
SlizawaSt's distinguished notice.
" Withllitse tentimetm, I must feel a particular 'anxiety
'to avail myself of the opportunity, which your Lordship's
obliging letter presents, of manifesting my respect for Mr.
SHERIDAN'I mentory,syut I am unfortunately compelled to
remain nt this pliee to-morrow and Saturday on Indispensible
business. If the funeral should be delayed until Monday, I
could attend it t and I would, with the greatest readiness, go
to London on Sunday for thatpuipose.
" if, however, the ..arrangenients already Made .should he
unalterable, I request your Lordship to assure Mrs. Sit/Ii-
:JAN of my unfeigned solicitude to concur realotisly and ac-
tively in every public and titivate tribute of affectionate re-
spect to the memory of a person, whose genius was an orna-
ment to his country, and whose couversation was the delight
of private society.
" So deeply do I feel the distinction of being considered
among the number of Mr. SHERIDAN'S friends, that if I
sbotild be deprived of the honour of attending his retunins ttl
Westminster Abbey, poor Lordship cannot confer a greater
obligation on me; titan by coniainuicating to the Public my
sentiments on this occasion.

:
"' I am, my:dear Lord, with great regard,
" Tour's, mast liticerrlY.
.
" Earl of Lautigkaat.rt &c. " ill ELLEM,EY •
" P. S. If the funeral shoald happen to be delayed, May 1
requeat a note from your Lordship by return of post:'"