The Sun. — London, England, 1816-12-14 00:00:00

VIENNA, NOV. t 8.--We hope to see the Royal Family of Ilavlria here by the end of December, when there would be many entertainments at Court. The Emperor of Russia and the King of Prussia are said to. be ' invited 'fOr the Carnival. flniYttsat.S, DEC. 7;4-4wo couriers have arrived front France, one with dispatches for the Wit of Wellington, the other is to gb to Stuttgart!. In the Sitting of the Second Chamber on tic 6th, Mr. Iloffschtniat Made it discourse recom mending the prohibition of tbeexPortation of corn along a part of the frontier of the Grand Duchy of Limetuburg, where there is a real , scarcit y of wheat and rye, where it is difficult to, import curet from the other pro Onces of the kingdom, and easy to export it by the opposite frontier ; 'and he con cluded by offering a Project:of a Law to that effect, to be submitted to his ISlAjesty fur his ap. probation. Mr:Pylie observed, that he had a notion to tnal%e similar to that of Mr. Iloffseltntidt, The itdrvest, he observed, had not been less abundant than usual, and that therefore there bad been carter to believe that the extraordinary rise in the price% had been owing to tetttnnrary causes ; but that this dearness still continuing, the King of France having offered, premiums on the itnpor tmion of corn, the te oables at Toulouse and else as here on fiC6ollllt of the 'dearness or scarcity of r‘oo and the consequent speculation upon these articles, make it necessary to adopt minim and elk:scion* measorei, and therefore he proposes a 14w t o prohibit the esportation .of.corn and flour of all dcicriptioos fr(im any part of the kingdom, both by sea and land. Mr. Van Akin sctonded the motion, and both pr, , posals were rtierred, on the proposition of the Presideat of the Sections, with an invitation to examine thsni and make a report 'on their con. teolt RGISTER. Po/firmed Last DittittY-LArE.—The Maid atilt Ai pie. After which, Nota . Mcnr, and The Review. Covio.r 7 GAnoele.— Fie slave. Atter whicil ,first taus), Luce and the Tuotli•eelte. MAILS". Mint . t , r).---1 Dub tilt, 2 WAtrttuni. Froce ' I t 11.11146u/41i, 3 Civtteithurg,l), I OutruseyaticiJgrbry. fItICE 0 F wpt,ve o'cuic if • Ittpi PAt AI . f &ink 219 iii ittr cent. avd a pei t tot, Cti • . sinit 4 Fur eviits . 7ftil 6 per Cott. N. Atill Wuit , L. Anti......16.1-16tirs Ituvcrial ecto, j tm.fi l d I nth.' Bonds 16s. la,. iv. I;xnb., 91. pr. tuu , ,. fur JarsUirrYs.• • •• COIIRSIE, or' EXCILINUE, 17.1..%Y• ,Dc• E:ttar•tt 13. A.,.......1..... 40 ii ii. .2 Lli. 'Ditto, titN ,ight• 3 9 6. . ' • Amsterdam :rile), at. .idyl ...... , otteidafit . _ Antwerp l2 6 Ex.Milhey Huiriburgit ......... ..:................. ... 36 10 •2 [%a. Altona Vans,. S I.).ly'b iight .. . .. Vitt() Bottrtirimx, ditto Fl auhfort on the Mitih ....... • . . . 1,4 t.4. 1 .11-uptly• Madrid ... . Cadit f 3-li' Etlect'i've . , ' Sevillw.. . ... ... • . ,-. • :34 • ••• . Gibraltar Leghtith ..• 46: , •Genoa... .401- - ,--Nenieu . , e 7 - Malta . O. .........„ , ,N o pick-, 37: .. ; , P4ln leio 14isttots - Oporto Rio Janeiro Diti/iit)........ 10f---C0rk..... 104 per (.;out. *Liu of the itatik on Uoiland.:... 2 .l . • .- • l'ortutial aold, in L oin ' l. l Ifi f; Per Oz. , - 'Foreign Gold, in 13,1 i i 3 in 6 _New, ,liollari . . - , , lirtal ‘I'ATEIe A r 1.0N1)0N 114.11)91. 7 ...p1- I .\lolt l lOW. i Nlokitinv,t.o mitooli aftei 10.1 Evitiiillie, 4 tliqiutus iiltei 11.: „ r •i l 111 S r: lootr.” 11;1,1,4 otermf ►Apftli`i 'ACT 1 !" T f . ~,: ..LONDON. .., 5.111.4? Y,` PErEll f ft/1 1 4, tBl it. a tkm. rat.i-s.PAiper!, have( arrived ,to•tday, titippolePfio 'the late violence - or the Iwta ther. he other colititientol arrivals ai.c of :little, .:~,' 9t the 11in a rhitii I'Apers in'ention it its °' ,repor 011 • Chitrige yesterdiq a Abatotgothitionslor Atilt conshimible 1,03118 were --e.iirryiog oo with Mertathtile tli,itse In Loivioh, both for th e French urtd Anwrical4 99vcronients. It Odic Iteadcrs r e er :to the L ctrncta fr o m the Journals of Paris and Nevi York, insetted in Tint SUN I%'itilit, the 11W • I three'days, they will Ethel ` that this is not tt mete. Money-market rumour, but it fact,nuequigocany and CirCUIDSt ant ially stated tronc Atnerie a Fin d France. `!'se firit wants doliats. to , ;openits Na tionat Banks, and the second accomiundatiou (us is stated) to pay its War Contributions. IYe do not kuow, 'commercially and politically speaking, hut tbat some pallia-tives • forthese tn easitres, beeanse.t there is no UIIIIIIXO with good. But on broad iniuoiplOs it dues appear the specie which is so much wanted to ,:revive drooping industry at inane. The depression vhieb such extensive loans must cause in our (intl.:is is much to be . deprecated. Trade, and Commerce; and Agriculture, and adventure of every ki ad, either absolutely wants or would be much improved by facilities for augmenting capital, which (nein ties are all destroyed if you make the holding of tack, with its public security, the most' pro , ductive.as well as certain mode of vesting money. No Man will lend his neighbour at 5 per cent, (the legal rate) if he can obtain .54 or 0 in the Funds. Therefore, without going more minutely into this business, we may. express a hope that Vatriotism will beat Avarice, and put art end to these negociations. The state of the Country is so interesting to all ranks of the people that we should justly be re proachable if we neglected to assure our Readers that all the accounts of this day are of a satis factory nature. No symptoms of disaffection or disorder had appeared in any part. A letter front Calais, received this day, states a strong suspicion that Young WaTSON had ar rived in that place. Ii so, he probably went without a passport, and, in that catc, the vigi lance of the I'O would soon lead to his detec- it is, says our Brighton Correspevident, A cu- Timis coincidence of popular, notoriety, that Ci tizen Hu NT 6110111C1 iiavf figured away in this town ahOut in years ago as H fashionable character, and eloped whit the wife .of Major who was . the eldest daughter of , Cal. ---, and just aboitt the same period, ,WATsoN lived in East-street, as a professional person au medicine, and that his son, whose discovery is now so much sought after, was born here; TQWNSEND and SAYER are both keeping a good plant that he shall not escape in this dir,:etion, - Letters frbrn thel3le of France, under date the 31st of Aueuseand c9tlt :.'eptenifice state t h, it the colonial schooner (instil:suet: Lout been seized by his Majesty's ship Tyne , Capt. Cueu,tx, with , 64 Africaus on board, The naval squadron have: been sincerely active in repressing this loeg-con tinned outrage on humanity and British law. — The slum of war Mosquito Was, ertlisitlg betteeeti the and 1111 !agasear ; Ond the frigate Orontes had 'fitted `Ont tier boats to iittercept the chasse-maties debarking in the various creeks, — The Frew:ft authorities' for Pondicherry had ar rived at Port Louis on the 17th of August last The expedition had not. returned front Madagas, car ; but the latest accounts thence are reported: to convey intelligence that it altogether tailed In it:rdjecf, the Native Chieftains refusing to enter into any negociatioe with the British Commis- - 'sinner, Lieutenant Li SAGE, notch less 'deliver up :the agents in the lute Massacre at the settlement of-Port Farquhar. • 'Private Letters front . Pariti seem to Confirm the 'report that the L‘iyal 'Population of La Vend& are'Anlignant with the' present Administration of their CountrS. Proclamations arc even published, as loving keen: • issued by the -Veetleans and . the Public Anthoritie3. M. de MAYNARD, otti (if the Velidetin:Chittir, 'says this rumour, Lately posted a Peoelaination in the Contimilie of Sullertaine, in whieb,atter reprobating the present French Mini stry, he alludes to , a 'costes', which the Veude a us erteexpeeted to begin, hi the name of The KING. •Pi elect of La Vendee has replied to this, in u'hoelamation tending to tramptillize the minds -nf the people, and M. ale MAYNARO halt been stun-, mimed to Paris to answer for Isis conduct. Titestirty another Cabinet Council was held at the:Foreign-Office, al-12 o'clock,- being the third :since Saturday.' Among the Members of the Ca birieepreseet were the Earl. of Hsettowev, WEST: -,rorh.AND,llAvattroot.:, Rod BATHURST,' Viscount 'CAsTCß'itEtiGif;'&c. The Council did not break or till near kitty • , , A letterweeireceived yesterday at each , of the Police Oakes, from the Secretary of State, re commendingi by Way of preeautiou, in ease-of any further attempt to disturb the public peace by -elots; that notice be given to the different gon sinitirs;'sword cutlers, pawnbrokers, *animate's, , andotbersv who have-large quantnies of arms iu , t h e i tu oi sto sion, to deposit the same - in:the Tower, :where:theyewill:be kept sefe for thee!, and deli vered out to them as required. It will:apeeer by our report frtim Uniou iliac this reuumtheu dation :has already been acted upon. • It is I.ld that another daughter of the Emperor of AUSTRIA. Will 110011 he - married. She is in her Leith year, and extremely handsome. The destin ed husband is said to he the eldest sot, of Prince MAXIMILIAN of Saxtmy, and presumptive beii- , to the Throne of that . kingdom. The Duchess - of IVfmtANOToN has returned front tunihrtlYeand is at house in Ilamilton , place. .By itecounts.from Hamburgh of the 3d of De cember;:welearn,- t baeln consequence of the re tern of mild weather, the Lower I'ilbe was then ftere - of Wei l :anti the shcps at Cuxhaven would be ettabled'tO get . • Thu whole of the diseiehollied - Stei' , of- Non e.Ornmissioned Officers. of the two regiments of London - Militia have been on permanent duty since ilce:riptson Monday, 'the 2d inst Ant, furnishing .trout; guards at ail the principal prisons to themeteopolis; and theseprecautionviry it is expected, will mint-be discontinned until:after the , meeting :of Parliamem. The Loan CIIANCLLLOR has decreed, that .a Rule of Sequestraiiim, - .Nisi, berved et the house of Lord ItucTeve:,an Stanhope -street, Mayfair, shall be:a good service (hail; hi* Lurttsiiip!ii settee in .trance, - - rent'aia, the Nerina, LACIILBN, from Demerara ; PATTON j and ,tritlee from The foilawit4; is 4 list of ships that lost anchors HMI 'eables lit the Downs last night ker, Caroline, George Hibberts, William Add Al fred, Daphne, Alhirin, 141ora, Paper() ) Ptirteus, Roebuck, henry, Viscount "EXmouili, Vine, Lark, Dorst, and Ryder Ally. We are happy to report that the rentainder of the fleet rode out the gale in safety.-i--Thc mines of those that have rode out the gale are es follow :—darnes Sibhald, Cornwallis, 'Malabar, Hyperion, 'Duke of Marlborough, Admiral .Gainhier, For titude, Clarkson, Planet, Piersons, Old Maid, Union, England, Thetis, Camillus, John Shand, Ajax, Reward, Earl St. Vincent, Riga, Denmark Hill, Montreal Packet, Nantibis, Name, Betsey, and Lady Harewood.---AVind PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 13.—. Arrived the Sisters from Quebec ; Hofitiong . front Palermo ; Swift from 'rrepano ; Tantivy from Leghorn ; Cordeltat from Cephalonia ; and Ruth from Gnernsey, last front Portland Roads, where she-VeNS obliged to cot from both anchors and cables. Sailed the Frederick, BARBER Henry, Moses; and Ehina, It'ITI4ERAL, for Landon. The St. 1111try's from drove out of Cowes Roads last night in a heavy gale of wind, and went on shore on Hell Head, where her cargo oh rum'and sugar is dis charging. The Shipley, for Botany Bay, run foul of the Ocean transport, and carried away her bowsprit, sprit-sail-yard, Btci and oblie,ed het to cat her cable. The Ocean will be obliged to come into harbour ; the Shipley has not'reeeiVed! much damage.—Wind W. S PLYMOUTH, DEC. 11.—Arrived the BidefOril, BuTrAa,'from 'New Brunswick. i IVEYMOUTH, Dec. 13.—Itblew . a tremendous gale last night at West, The whole,of the ships in our Roads rode it out in safety,. except the Roth, of Bristol ; she was driven out of the Roads with loss of anchor and cable, and it is supposed to run for Cowes or Portsmouth. MmtGArg, DEC. 13--Artivetl, with of an chor and cAble, the Pilgrim, of Lo.mloo, .from Sierra Leone. and Gurce. It wits tit heavy gale list night, but we (167 not hem. of any other acci dent. BetsAsT; Dec. 7.—We cannot yet ititorni you: of the name of the schooner lost yesterday :—the only persons saved are the C-ipt.titt and a boy; the boy is not here; and the Clptain, who last his wife and daughter in the vessel, is out of his niind, and We cannot learn tmy thing front him. St-11F.t,ns, DEa. 14 —The Henry Morrcs, Fu front • Copenhagen fur London, hay put in here lea%y, and having lost one 1111411 aver bo3 t The Milwnod, BAYLv, from Ciona, has at.- rived ut Cowes,. bond 14.1 A msterthm. MATH OF TilE 'EARL F. 4 ,FFINGIAASI.—Died of Wednesday, io the 69th year of his age, at his seat, Gratige HAIL neAr Rotherham, the. Right Hon. Itictimin llov,,A1t1), Lill EFFINGHAM, held the of of Treasurer to the QUERN. PLATQFP.—A tlamblirgh Paper, under the head 1 Novorscherkask , in Russia, Sept. 30, notice s in the following terms the return of the lletman or Ataman PLATor , r to his native seat To tut high satisfaction our Atatnan of the Cossacks, tile - General of Cavalry, Count . iNlatwei I vanovitch Plata returned; here on the 20th inst, Ile was received by the ad interim ,Ataman of the Cos-, sacks, Lient.-Gen. Ilawalsky, and other Gene rals and Magistrates, together with an innume rable coot nurse of people, and conducted to the Cathedral Church. There, alter hearing - thariks-' giving, he saluted the holy images. Atter leaving the dwelt, a circle was formed by the Cossack colours, in which was rrad a rescript of the Em peror, thanking the Hyman and the Don Co%sacks for t he memorable services they had perforated in the late wars with Fri;nce" The fielder frigate will be at 'her station off the Tower on Monday text and the LORD MAx•oa yesterday 'put forth a Proclamation upon all the Magistrates at the ,MetrOpolis and its vici nity to . Serul . ti board this vessel all distressed .foreign. and soldiers found in their dis- trios, to the end that they may . be, lodged scuts' fed there, until thvy ettn he sent home to their native country.. 11 is strongly reeomtnended Lordship, Avith a vietv. to the ultimate benefit of these untortionste men, that after the present notice, the liberal and humane should Farah) from affording temporary relief to any person of that description %chum they may meet in the act of soliciting alms, as such assistance could only tend to protract their stay in .this country, and of course also their misery. The Prochtma tion informs ail seatnen. natiVes of tilt. United Kingdom, that if they will apply a(the MinSion- ItotNte, they shall be furnished with the means of returning to their respoctive homes., are sorry to learn that there is the appear ance of a fever in the prison in the Poultry Comp . - ;cr. The Loar).lllAvon has taken tke prt*Cautit!ii off . tint. increasing at present the number of I totters in that prison. ..1.77:7-\Vennderstiitni-thit foneg ntson, n hai rendered li;niself ~,() notorious [)), his conduct in the late riots, lived in this cit.! .1 TL alpitit three years slice, as an assistant to two "Gentlemen eminent in the medic;:) line. lie was :thinsidered a youth of superior abilities, read a ` . o.eat deal, and was well lambed on general sub jects ; but was scarcely ever known to enter on political topics. He was of an enthusiastic die.; position; but towards the latter part of the time he remained in Bath, he became serious, thou'ht ful, and depressed it. his Spirits; and his employ ers at last pared from - him, on account of their finding under his piliow a pair of loaded pistols. — (Bath WWl' WATSON, SiN..--WC have received from a Cot , respondent, upon whose veracity we can rely, Ilse following information Mr. Watson, sen. of Spa-fields notoriety, now in custody on a charge , of footpad robbery, about seven •or eight years ago resided at Cheadle, in Staffordshire, *here he • remained about a year and a half or two years, and practised as a surgeon and apothecary.—He was received into the best society, and treated ill every respect as a gentleman, but having a large and • expensive family to maintain, he wasgreatly embar rassed in his circumstances. With K view to alleviate his distresses, he had resort to an expedient not very honourable. to his character ; he ch•coloted a printed prospectus of a book which be announc , ,ed his intCifliolk of publishing, and by that mew procured subscript ions from his friends at Cheadi.:. Having collected as much money as he could on this pro.speettils, 51r. W. suddenly left the place, ,but his book ite,ver made iti appearance. He hai ever since that period resided in Lundon."— ,(Shrewsbury Chrohicle There is reason to believe that many 11000 %yin not elapse before the apprehension o r yonng Watson will he heard of, inasuntch Rs the Lou" MAYOR reeriVeti 8 Ft•cmul letter yesterday morn jog front Mr. WoNTNEa, the Upper Marshot, Apprizing his Lordship that he I,lil no doubt his having traced the fugitive to wi _miles of the place from whence the letter 'wit:3 -dated.—or W'atson had stopped at an inn' in the' toxin , and drank a pint of ale. The Mayor of the town in tpieStion, on the application of the Marshal, tenthly furnished him tsith sock assistance as be , deemed 6ufficieut to secure Watson under any rir cunisrances. Mr. WoNTNttit's , fornor letter to the 1,91 in MAYOR hod ;acquainted his LordshiP , that the person of whom he wit% in pursuit had passed through Tewkesbury, ht Gloucester hire. A shOrt time since fll min arrived in,Erotre. blowingit horn and wearing blue ribonds in hes hat, eniblazolied with " PetitiOn Bco. and .ftVrio 4 the Nottin_ham, Stoe li p Ort, Live-rpo,l ltesolotioh:, r ioted ( 0 1 . 0 •111vr, for sale, at 2.i, each, and of which he slated lie hied sold ii great number at other rliiers. 1-le had sold about , for in Froate, when the eircionstatice watt Well tinned to the Magistratvs of the iiivis‘inn, tour:.of whom were hoirlingla Petty Sessions ; and be svog infortned.by them that they vrere mitinimously Ity a !alit th►u if liC l"" r i o Le g It n e ' crud 4s 111 a uj ::p i g ke ttt l i l i s in ed il l ; e ' +lid. not immediately :snit the totted, lie would t)e effittittitted to the house of correction:` 11e se xortliitgly left -the place, stating t o the 30ticel that lie was not : a m t re tif illegally ; so" producing some liiitUiredi of these pope's's, which had.heeis printed at Bath for di'stsibsstiots,—(Eeo' ink Paper , • \Ve are glad .to find', froin anthority on w} can depend, that the'variotta,leiters by the 1:o 1 Dutch and to hold ou r, every proSpect 'of 'considerable shipmenit of co-o and flour to .the English posts. Such supply. addist to our own growth, with large arrivals of rice NMI/ to be reckoned upon from the !':gist give the surer :hopes of is speedy reilitetion its th 4 price of these articles, so essential to the solriio" eitee, traniiniliity, and happiness of the commit' pity. Rumour states th 4 m t a matrimonial a lli ance he.' rween the two roost 'ancient 'families in Wales. it noon! to t a ke place, 'namely, Sir ‘VATKIN WIL' 1.1A1.1s IVYUN. It4rt. of. ‘ltynnst4y and Llanged , I)enhighshire, to' Lady eldest itaitgllter of, die Hight lion. the F,ot ill PONVIS, of l'ovis Castle, Montgomeryshire, aticl sicot, Shropshire. The Captain of die Guards who %vas ist d)r . charged with violating the is'es.cois of N Yl!,111.4; d true' tC' male servant, .at a T avern where holiolge inglite has, we understand,- put "" " 41 (9 all pi ocredings ag:tittst 111111, ity on amicable cuiit:. proniise. A serions'affray l oo k pl ace i n Ray's ;angling grounds near Teildington, on '1 bvtweell' three foot soldivrs nod a deserter who was 'ktiowl to bit working in the fieltk, tool who the incomied. Ao..apprchvtid. 'll.e de,,erter escapee it'ons the preiiiisil .with the men tit war lit pursuit% former'seste. joined by h*lll4o hrothtf trutktltel s nod navigators who ivere votiking. near the spor ,- - mitt the sf,htiera were oierpotvered, one•of was seriously hurt. The deserter effected usal.° A tire most destructive in its consesnences I on m 'll.to•sility at Marsh_ Far, 1.-lerts,,teT W i:"; ilia Cottage , the residn ece a 0, 1 ‘ ..4.111 ': •,.. I(I,E,NE, Which consittned the w ho ;e triildings, together with wilt of tliv, ( I `t cl ' . hot6e , situiiteil to the eastward of t f 4..! 'S l3 tty head of clittle were de,troTed .or 'rite wrss occaii.oted by two'. biiis 1..)eir 1 4 e t a tttoted w ith a candle in tile stable, to g t tt ready to go out at four in tile ttior r = in g . . °',e tic "'how ieceived , 'lll4ll [l,O of t. , t l it ti ew ut i e u :t t i: i s i t u r r o e y . e ti ti nt l i i t a l : inlastpertayntemeettitaatibtr:ti en loot. ;~: