The Sun.
London, England, 1811-03-21 00:00:00

NIiNtattANDUNI.

Lientenant.Ctiaawiek, of tip 19th who vv,as super-
,
tne of the tinn nltinlo, iS :viol,.
stated in 111 Rank. -

Rentov,ll of I:tearer:lnt lohn Marth, from the art, to
.the tztlt ttn-y4l.Vetet.nt battalion, as stated in t.to CLlseite
or the nit isno, itts not taken place.

The undetawititimed t )fiLers are superseded, being abstmt
►• onithuut Loam,
COsigOMuUrp, of ,the 78ti1 foot. Lieutenant lyn.ls, of the
7th 6Ve4jochaltvilineut.

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CoininiisiO sig a
oad by his Royal Highness y!' Prinvo Re-
veni, in U. Name amt oil Khan' of his &finasty. I),mM
1,.;b. ij, i4ii. ' ,

John Allen, Gent fl Aitjut..nt to the East Devon Itegil
went of Locoi vice Price, whoit..l4plaintment
beep ca:icellu,i.
G,rtt. to be Adjutant to the Ist.Eastern
NortOi.k f:ctioleta of Local rice Coolibuirat> ru•
signed.
Cotrunissi:uls signeil by the Lord Lietttenan: of 1-lants.
Niorth !tants Regiment of Mit,t4.,
To t)7 Q3piain Licuti:nant riloM43 Ltet:ti! views Duttly, re.
To Int Eil:;igt,—;Pct, r De'lersty, Cent. vice

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1.)4; Malu, t Watcrfora.

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TIRMSDAY, MARCH 21, 1811.

IVh)4A4 CasllC, March ii, (BLs.

" There has been no tnatertal difference in His.
.NiAiRSTYI.4 state within the last eight or ten days."
Signed as usual.

This morning we received the following Letter
from Htligehind.:—

If aLItiOLAND, MALICit 15.—Although the wea-
ther has been very favourable of late, we have had
no arrivals from the Continent, from which it is
supposed t he decrees prohibiting all intercourse with
this place arc rigorously enforced.

The 13:it Hatuburgli . Papers received here an-
tiounce that the new Antboritici esiablishect at Ham.
burgh liaVC enicred upon the dischirge of their tune.
. .

it is said, that the greater part of the ci-divant
'Senators have been placed in sitneions.under .the
new gev4roment, for the purpose, no doubt, of re-
conciling them to their degrildat ion and loss of their
former power and importance hi dal State. •
The fkilice of Hamburgh are at present extreme-
ly busy iu viewing all the places that can be spared
for ti accommodation of troops, from which it is
'naturally ink!rted, iliOrtt troops are. about 'to be SU.
rionto -in that —coy, iti,,ogh perhaps it may only be
part of the routine of duty attached to the F'terich
Pace,.

All 'the accounts latterly revived continue to
mention t'ttE march of the French ,troops toAaids
the interior itnd thl confines of Prus,ia, and speak
Punt Confulohtly of appwaching hostilities between
Russia and France,

Tho conscription is expeacd to' be elided into
execution at Hatuburgh with the utmost rigour,
aito ~o exceptions will, it is' said, be allowed.
rho distress oL;c3sioned in that city, in a mercan-
tile point-ot view, is beyniA description ; money is,
twcorntuoilly bcarce, arid nomcrous bankruptcies ore
exportod, In I-I,lstein the quantity of grain upon

bond is irotot,ow, fo):1 t 13. facmlat„ iti eansecitlooce
of having ro mariot for 1ye.3.1116(1f, are redi.tveti to
itlch great Cliititiis I hail the gi'eaier pail Will nut be
r;l),d 19, po tjaiir

Thu numb:!r of ito4ps tliis part of the Danish
territory is stated at iti,ooo men. •
'3.:he old report of an attack on this island has
within these few days • been, revived, . Xn the
Jalade the French have 25 armed vessels, (Write
of whien are brigs of the size-of otw sloops of
war; and more are expeaed to rt:ndezvotA in the
tteighhouri“; tivcrs front Ant‘yerp,,. whetue , they
have a 'sate by inland naci

P. S. P. e hive 'Jost received poittive
iolotnititioo tti.tt the Fr, tielt aad g,att..bo.tts
(,even in nerntra) hAve got rotittil to the Elbe, tiriti
are now itatiooed in Cu xb:wert,, so that for. the
present We, can expea little rrr no intercourse
from that quarter.

Admiral BERTH?, ,Irivca y,ste,vd,:y at Spit,head in
dfricaine fro to ihu Cipe.

lis Majeity's ship Africairie arrived, added
from St, 421erta the 2(1 bebtoitry left there 'LW
extra aldp 'tligr.it; from Bengal.

The &Was, Juliana, Ann, fiarriet, Sir 'William
nensiey, and Indus, arrived in Bongal the 7th No-
venaber.

His Majesty's ship Nereid arrived at St. Helena
"the tltith January.
The IVindhato *as to sail from Bourbon the first

week in January is h a &ago.
The Comp3ny's regular and extra shipi were on
the ;mint teuving the Ible of France foi India on
the it of December,

The troilism/nig eight country ship were engaged
if) lake the. tu'rettelt garrison to Europe, v:z.

Lord C4,ticfratcl),, tintPn Cad?le, Lady 114rlow, fleicne
llu~ at AIM; litirri,owes; Good .tiopc, I'orti4. • ,

Accounts bre been toceived by a private vessel
'from Eishon to the li.?th hut. at that Owe the
armies remained iu thtir'former positions,• and
410jos still continued to hold mit. Whatever maibe
the ultitufne issue of the war in the Peninsula, we
cannot help noticing haw completely the. prediaion,
of the Oppmitiou Papers upon the gobjea have
od. • 1r caurtot be forgotten, when Lord WiLLING.
1•6t4 retr'Cittillg to hiS Strong position in Twre3
Vedrss; with what confidenco we were told ..ihat nil
:attempts to make a stand against the French wonh-t
; t nd fit was added, that it would be fortonate
if dzi 1,.)f (Wily could succeed in cffetiing.his einErrk.
swion, When, however), it was found that .111 A-

ERNA did not'think it prudent to attack the strong
position ;in which ill,. Bluish Army was placed, and
that, instead of driving the &Oil) into the'bea, he
bad fallen back to Santarem, it became necessary to
have recourie CO a new' prediction, and to assign
a new period fur our expulsion from Portugal. Ac-
,
eordingly, in the beginning of December, the Public
were assured in the most p'olitive manner, that " for
two months all °petitions would Gease ; but that
in February MASSENA would be so reinforce.),
as to make the pro action' Of Lisbon, much less ut.
the Peninsula, hopeless,': In :eatummenting upon
that paragraph, we said, We have very hide
doubt that this prediction will prove, just as
well fouuded, as the one made by the same
Paper on the I ith of August last (respecting the
impossibility of. Lord WELLINGTON maintaining
his strong pbsition in front of Lisbon), and that in
the mouth of February, the ChrOnicle will be again
under the necessity of postponing 'lie complete
triumph of the French in the Peninsula (or a few
nt,ntlis."

We feel it.linite pleasure in being noW able to
state that our prediction has proved.cortea. A col,-
siderahle portion of the mouth of March liaielapied:
,and the proteCtion of Lisbon is so fiti from being;
hopeless, thatMAsssNA has not 'attempted to resume
his operations. Nay,. ituotiA conyinced,
of the difficulty of expelling lie English trout Pop:
tugal, that be has inisigned soine years for the ae-
Complishtneut of an: object which the Chronii:le
stired us would be effe6led in little more tlian two
motitilS.

Yesterday. his MaiesTY, as usual, walked on
\Vmdsr4 Terrace before and' eller ninne.r. Iti his
tuinkr win, he J 44. as ae,,ompaniod by lluduis
;tanner; and BAII4IEI and to the tuner, by Ge-
nelal3 MANNEES And GARTH, his I!,querries in
• •
Yesterday being the day ,appointed (or the Public
her MAJESTY and th. PititiCESSESheard Di..
vine Service hi Windsor Ca,tie.

Agreeably to. public Ildveriiiiernent, a Sermon was
also preached at Windsor Church, by the Bev.
Mr. GOSSETT, for the Benefit of the
.Britisti Pri-
soners in France, to a large aui respectable con.
gregation, who contributed eery 04,1;14 upon the
occasion. The, Rev. Getitleman
.took. his text from
the oth chapter of the 2cl Book of Chronicles:---
The Windsor Volunteers nl ustered. very strongly,
and all of .thern subscribed then. day's pay to the
Fwd estabiiiihed fOr .h 4 Belief of the English Pri.
son-rs in Foni;e, except one. The cancers 'sub-
scrib,:d itbetally. •

-The Lord Bialloprrrof Litchfield roil COventri
preached, au etcellent sertoon ye,terday before tho
Houl,e of Lord i tiom rthetotlowing text, taken from
tho ninth Psalm., 20th verse, " Pit them itl feitr,
0 LOtd, th,it the coyly know thern3elvefi to
hl but men." Few itleupor',4l attoicled, bit
we do not recollect haring sr. en, ,any similar on-
cas',on, so grcaL a nuinber of 13ishups,

,The Speaker of the House of Commons proceed!
ed in 4i3'stalceyriage to.tho,cl welt of St. Matgaret,
where an excellent S,ertnon was preached by the
Chaplain of the House, of `ornmons. After the
Speaker was escorted by thii St Margaret and St.
Johil',s.Voluotcers tO his door. When the carriage
s;apped; tlie regiment presented arms, and the Iland
perfornle'd ". Ciod gave the 'lcing." The Spepker,
in rvtUtO for this-mark of respeet to the Commons,
pAitely thanked Major Jones, the Officer ,who cum-
matided in the 'absence of the Colonel. .
The Lord Mayor and Sheriffs iShio went in State
to St. Paul's with the East London Militia Itegf.
went, heard Divine ,Service, and an excellent tier-
moo preached try his. Lordship's Cliaplaine—The
Vulunieers in various parishes also attended Divine
Servi :e; and the seletnnity of the day was duly oh.
served.throughout the metropolis.

, .
The efforts Of 800 NArAliTi to ann;hilate, if possi-
bte, the Latin language is easily accounted tot, as
the ancient writors in that laugo,tge incolctite a spi-
rit of freedom, and record the punishweut of
Tyrants. it, would not indeed be wonderful if,.
besides abolishing the use of that language in sill`
.legal Matteis, and all the forms of religious wor-
ship, he was to order the destruction of the. Classic
Writings of Antiquity. Never sure did a yyrant
exist who was equally not only to,subdue
the world, but to reduce it again to the lowest state
of ignorance and barbarism.—But in this respect
his urn will be defeated, as a taste for literattne
prevails ad over. the world., and as, according to the
opinion of a modern wins, the works of Str.tkus•
ytitkitz may hereafter be repeited by tire PC4s:.;l3ls
Japan. Hence then the Gallic Despot, by his
,fruitless as well as despicable atteMptS to extinguish
the light of literature, will only bring it with gkjier,
terce to illustratohis climes, when mankind shall
happily be released from his detestable yoke.
The highest hopes of success are formed on 'Ge-
neral Grabitas Expedition., of which. Ministers daily'
expe& intelligence. Should this diversion fail in'
its important objet, the relief of Cadiz, the attempt
will he made without any material risk, as our troops
may hill back tan Gibraltar, should a .retrogrado
movement become advisable.

The PITT CLUB, we understand, are already very
naive in theirarrangetnents for celebrating .tht ap
proaching Birtla•day of:the enlightened and virtuous
Statesman who gave ucasion for lively institution.
We are glad to find that there are a great number
a Candidates for OffillifiSloll into that prod
Ilia the more the character of Mr. Pt r r is consi-
dered, the more it wit' be held M esteem and vt,
.
Tier:mon bi 7 Mg countrymen. Out it has baen de-
t‘alnined that the most scrnpulow seleetiou
take place, in order to' render the Society as re
spea4bie as possible, to ensure its permanency, amid
estimation in the tilablic mind.