The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-19 00:00:00

Fit ENC II PAPCIIS, moltwismej rmits, Majesty has' resolved, Uth o f September bit, that the Military who 'bad obtained unlimited 'forloughA at the time of disbanding the ancieat army, ;ma who since have volmitarily enrolled, 'or . shall enrol, shall have 'certain allowances matte them. These tuilitary,' according to fcirmevOrdonnances, hail no right to these advantages since they were definitively dis • • snissetl, and have received in eau enrolling them . - selves the customary gratuity. This new mark of the paternal goodness Of 'his' Majeity will he, Without doubt, an additiontil motive for them to rldouble their "zeal. Ittik reittoratfy. tutirety et.!capieil 'with the expiatorY cereMony of t I,is flay, zsbe'prepareil liersvir "for it by retirement. • tier Royal IllglinesiOitie will not go to'. iTkiy to the Cli'apel of ilie Coucirr get ie. trel liiglinem will tit'kenti,te set vice of the thatemi, where only tl.e ittittesticstf the !louse will he present We are assured That the Duke or Cambridge in tends travelling in France under the name of Coma (le Dip TheDoke of Kent %vent voterdav to the Theatre Frydean. This Prince appeared pleased with the performance. We are even assured that he gave s'o look t the Cashier. • • P4IIIS. OCT. 15.—IIis Royal Highness' the !joke of Kent had .the hbaotrr of dining with his I‘l4 . iesty yestelday. This thy, froin'six this morning till twelve, the bands• of several military corps. celebrated, by a serenade, the' Fate ot 11.1adante the 'Duchess of , . Angoolene. .• To-day at one o'eltnL, ns the Duke- of A. ;can lone Was getting into Isis carriage, p -soldier a the first regiment of tl►e oyal Gnarl presentad a petition to his Highness, in,ortler that he might obtain the decoration of the Legion. The Prince received this young man wit:i kindness, as he bad bee►► badly wounded in the South close by hi* aide. They write fron t * Louishogli, Oct: 3, that hit , Royal Highness Prince Paul of Wartemberg. ar• rived unexpectedly from Paris, on the 28ti► anni. votary of the birth of the Prinee Royal. The ling has ordered him to go tdMergentheim.. - They write from Corenhagen; that on.the 234 ef. September last an American corvette passed e 'Etiund with a cootier on hoard, charged with dispatches to fetersbuirgh, from the Government of the United States. 'there' is now at Dijon a depht of about . 2000 tstiss soldiers: 40111 e Wear the Ohl swiss,unitorm, - end the others the citizens dress. •They are ezer eisect every day alit of the city, 4111,1 are going to 'have tt.,netv' uniform. When •they are ,equipped they are going, it is said, to . Paris, to - compose tart of 'the . royal'guard,,of which tl,ey'will.form t‘rt .. ). regiments. /n all the neighbouring communes of Lyons the vittii look very fine. If the fine vießther mats every tiling announces an excellent. vintage. .:` , The Marshal Duke of Reggio arrive►l on the 7t II of October at his estate of Jeandheure, Department of Meuse. ELECTION OF DEPUTIES. )fauted-Mpes.—M.' Angles, Visit President of the Royal 'Conn of Grenoble. Finistert.—Nt. Bdree de Villemarque. reir.—M. Miran, Ex-fiepuri. Vaucluse.-41.Soulier. CARLSRUME, OcT. D.—The great Agricultural fate, in Bavaria, was celebrated on the-6th of this month at Munich, with the greatest solemnity. All the Royal Family were present. The prizes were distributed to the Prime Minister Count. tie- Montgelas. The partition was preceded by gymnastic games, end horse-racing. The Commissioners of the Diet of Wurtembcrgb, thierged with "treating with the Commission ers of the King, corumanicated to the latter , a project of military organization intended to make part of the future constitution of the Itingdont. The King has rejected the project, declaring that by the manner in which it was con ceived it could never become a subject of ntgo ciation. In thecommunicition upon this subject made by the Court, the King has formally ac knowledged the right of the Provincial States to complete the army, as well as the necessary This affair has given rise to smart discassioos. In general the affairs of Wurtemburgh, or at least the deliberations of the Diet, do not take, the turn we could hope for. 'Their minds areirritat ed, and it is to be feared that this Msembly will not finish the work of the new organization which it commenced under such favourable - auspices. ' GHNOA, SEPT. 4 —We have received news from Africa. The Algerines are all at work in repair• log the fortifications. The, Dey is the same among the labourers as he was in the battle, order ittg Ina enenaraging every 6ne. l,e theck which he has received does not seem to diminish theln c and confidence lw po:sesied among .his Ile has sent an agent to •the'lLmperor of Morocco ; it appears that the latter' did tint regard the Treaties that existed between theirs, and the Dey wawa satisfaction ; he accuses him of having fa voured his enemies. It appears that the Dey wishes to embroil him with the English, which is a pretty certain way of revenging himself with out risk. The Preach are upOn vcry goml terms at Algiers. The Consul of this nation is the only one who is admitted to the Dvy whe►►ever he vvittlieg it. CAMBRAY, Ocr. s.—The Dl►ke of Wellington ii expecte►! this evening at Mont-Saint-Martin, from Itocroy, where I►e went to review some tt ()opt:. ' VI OcT.s.—The itinerary of the Princess nt 13 iv ltla is kitoWit. She will 'sleep the in 'it at Brltilit,tit, where the Prince of Timm titanstiorif lief, the SCCOItti tikty at Ens, the third at Sai►►t Poelten, and fourth at the Chateau ot Schoettbrunti. The -solemn et►tt•y into Vienna, Awl thi celebration of the marriAge, will take place on the Lath. The Idles will last with out intermission till the irth. littaLtt4, Otrr. s.—The Grand Duke Nicolas arrived here on the 3d,' at ten in the evening. This Prince left Petersbsirgh on the 13th of Sep ten►ber, and has travelled night and day with the exception•of one night which he passed at Narva. BANKS or THE MAttlE, OCT. B.—The Senate of Frankfort has taken into consideration the no- ices given it by the INTinisters of Austria, Russia, Prnssia, and England, relative to the demands of the Jews that they might 'Acquire estates in any part of the city of Frankfort. A mixt Deptnation, composed of the Members of the Senate, and the citizens, has been named-to-dis cuss and present a general report upon this affair. It is thought, that in spite of any powerful 0pp0., , sition, the detnands 'of the Allied Ministefs benreed to. ti;ENcil FtJN I )S. pet= CentA - • • • . 57 f. 75 c. 134111 t Actions 1 l 6 f.. 25 AMERiCAN PAPERS.: Y • : (Oflite tif the Frernicra'N Journ4l, Slt. 15—Noon.) ‘.•# FAum • Max:co:-A Gentlealim direct froni the kingdom of Mexico, and the province of Vu. cut3ie, iortirms us,ibat all the ports hi both king doins are shot against all foreign flags, by a Royal Order fi+onthe Spanish qovernincnt. Their own vessels r are also forbidden horn going to any fo reign port, " Campeachy was alone open, for. want of suf ficient force to enforce the order ; but a new Cap tain-General was daily expected, with 1,500 or 2000 troops, when the port would be shut at the point of the bayonet. " The Royal Army appears to he victorious al-, most every where ; the Patriots theniselvei almost despair. , " 1u Canycachy it was reported, there wereil privateers belmiging to the Patriots Cruising in the Bay of Mexico': they had captured a number of Spanish vessels ; the crews had been released, and arrived at Campeachy. " A Gentleman who came in the packet front New York has infornied us, that the Alritish con sul at that place lately employed two s hipt t o ta k e distres3ed British subjects from thence to Eng, land—upwards of 700."--(71alifax jquirica; Sept. 16,) CHARLESTON, Ave. 27.-7,Captain BroeLings arrived here yesterday in the slOop Jane, five days from Havannah, informs us, that just before he sailed, a report, was in, circulation that the cat , thagenians (or insurgents, as they were called) had captured Pensacola. This news was said cn have been brought by a British man of %var brig, in a short passage froui the mouth of the Missis ,., sippi. The American and British Commissioners ap pointed to settle the Eastern Boundary, says the BOStall Celtand, are to meet in Portland in a few days, and proceed from thence to St, Andreuoi by water. They'rue authorized to appoint their Secretary, to employ surveyors, &c., and it is ' probable will not be able to finish their, busiess, under one or two years. It the Commis:Blonel* cannot agree, their report is , to be referred to some friendly Sovereign or State, whose decision thereon is to be conclusive. After a short stay at St. Andrew'a, it is probable the Cottlaisiio' tiers will adjourn to Uostou. " • The following curious paragraph is from a New Ycrk paper of Sept. 14 :—On Tuesday, ai the British Consul was about to drive from his' door in town to his country seat, a Revenue Offierr stept up to his gig, and ordered him to stop, to ' open the box, and produce a certain bag that had just been put publicly into it, for he suspected it contained smuggled goods. This affair seems to, have been conducted by the Officer with peculiar and unprecedented delicacy. If any other Indivk dual had been suspected ot smuggling in a ,similitr' manner, if presume the ordinary step would 'have been to have wafted upon him in 'his fOffict. 4 .-Or cotintiog-house, and told him ot the eu-; tertawed, and, if circumstances derfanded . ' starch, to have Made it before leaving 'the twin. But - here was an opportunity too good to be lost —a chance to detect the accredited Agent of his Britannic Majesty in a dishonourable act—at tempting to cheat the revenue—and it could not be too public. It was resolved, therefore, to de tect hint in the open street, aunt the presence of u'ittlestos : the Con ul obeyed, Opei:e4l the));kg, ► fl pernsi tett the Officer to search it ; whea,.to grestt ( I;s:spiloissitrient dad mortifirstt lion, he discoverdtl neither more *tor less thin a line saloin of beef. • TO COIULESPONDENTS. The continued press of temporary matter delays the in sertion of ninny valuable Communications. Some of our Correspondents may observe that their Essays are written upon subjects which do not interest the Public se much at this moment (occupied as we are with demagogue assaults upon the Citadel of our Strength) as they will do shortly, previous to their discussion in Parliament. We cannot insert the parngraph respecting New Regulations at the India liouse on anonymous authority. r MAILS. An niven-1 France, 1 Gottenburgh, !Dublin, 2 Waterford, Gattcuburgh, I Guernsey and Jersey. PRICE a STOCKS THIN DAY AT T 'svat.vr: o'cLoc IC• Bank L. Ann..... 15/ 15-16ths Indid Ituusis,..... i 1.. 13s. pr. Exch. 8i115,........ ss. 7s. pr. Cons. fur November,. .•:.Gitif per Cent. .... 6 1 f per Cent. Curia... • • • • ($1 -I per Cents. 5 per Cent. N. Ann.... 931 !:i4 COUtI,SP. OF EXCI-LINGE, Fat OAY, OC;TOOtft 'Amsterdam Ditto, at tii,ght - Amsterdam Ditto, at Sight Rotterdam Antwerp l2 14 Ex.Mottay I lainburgli 32 2 2.i Us. 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SATURIMY, OCTOBER ►a,.191G. - The Paris Papers of the 16th arc n good deal occupied with Essayaupon, and accounts of, the Religinus Ceremony appointed to be observed-on that day in memory of. the beautiful Ware ANTOTNIAT::, the butchered Quevu of France, some Of whoie murderers—as if ikthe hacl over- Bowed the Country, are now aiming at power and influence under a Bounsom Sovereign. The tin ostentatians sorrows of the heroic Duchess of As , 1 • OOULENIR touch our hearts more nearly than all the: public display of grief. On the preceding day this Illustrious Princess, devoted to grief from her era dle, tutored by adversity, and often placed by fortune in circumstances of almost unotampled difficulty and trial, adorning every Nation, and admirable in all, ,devoted herself to t h e secret MeditritkTlS of her closet, and prepared her mind for the More - solemn approach to 'leaven on the Commemoration of her ilia ther's Murder. On that day her Royal High. , ness joins 'not the throng who fin the Churches with expialory prayer for the martyred Queen in the Private Chapel of the Palace, replete with so many recollections,, and surrounded by the faithful domestics of her Royal Progeni • tars, is the Duchess of .AtaGout.elaa to be found, pouring out her chastened soul to the Divinity, and, intinlgi4 in all the luxury of virtuous woe: What a picture for the Artist ! What a subject for contemplation to the Moralist The differences between the King of Worram: EMIG and his . Diet seem to be arriving at their It is stated, that his Mssiszv hat peremptorily rejected a,plan,for the Military orga:. nization of his kingdom, as not even admitting of discussion. Prince PAUL. too, returning pectedly groin France, has been ordtrecl to a distance from public affairs. The King of Fiance has conferred some nett/ marks ofiaVonr on the old soldiers who have vo. lunrceredintio the Royal Army, and promised the same to those who shall hereafter fellow their qui ' There is a whimsical article, under the date or tretiha,' to the Gazette de France. Its rails otk 4 tilP, Boinbardtne.ot of Algiers, a Check, to the fat; Who is, represented as a pertect Moorish BUONAPARTH, repairing nil past arils, en- couraging all present exertions, and inspiring atl future hopes Among other things, he is said to he trying to embroil the Emperor of MORtaCCO with the English, beeable the said Emperor-has i oirendeli him, inc be tbioo, rely neUrally, Check from our arm% wroth! be the severest vLc geauce he c0i.141 get iu iittt d apou him. The German l',ipevs hare A Letter' from tl.e PciNcE REGENT, giviiig his Royal ilighness's most cordial assent :o the Holy and as surance that he will m aintain its principles, thottglt prevented by the British Constitution front af4- lug his format signature to his accession. By Letters from Wuitemberg we hear that an attempt has been made on the life of his MAJg , ?* 1 sceeral incendiary hand-bills had been 1d stuck up in different parts of the city. A Procla mation was printed on the 23d ult. by which his MAJESTY offered a reward of 5( 1 0 florins fa the arrestation of the individual, giving a description of his person, but without mentioning his name , (Galignani's 3tessenger.) The following interesting intelligence crltn" from a quarter that entitles it to credit. It is t in additional proof of the very irritable state of 111 0 popular mind in India on all subjects connected with their customs : " Advices of the sth of May, from Calcutta, contrnunicate a eiccurnstanee of an unpleasant t' l. turdewhich -had just occurred at Bareilly, C o "' sequence of the introduction of what is tailed in India-the Chokey Daree Sy s iem 1 00 t h u it a nd the other-barge towns in I.lohilettorl. The peoPler it , appears, resisted:Mr. DyMBI.P.TON'Saauthorit y ! attacked him in the town; . and in tile f'aY be Moofta, who was on tbe,:popuiar ' s ide, w as "" fortunately ww"ded• 'This circumstan ce was ea gerly laid hold of to give the affair a religious chg. racier, and in the course o f the two followf u g days upwards.oki 0,060 men were assembled fret* Iturnpoie4lXPillebeet, and in spite of every efOrt at conciliation t." Messrs. puMFILETON, LOCO' T r " FRANT,, they proceeded to attack i" rrriil military force which happened to be at Ills place. The rabble began .their career by tner der : ing 4 son of Mr. LEYCESTER, who . rwt hig unarmed between the, two bodies into that force had been divided, and iturnebit` • comtnenceci a general and desperate attach n' 1 ,,, r5 , It) them both, hoping, by their supe rior Duni— annihilate the whole. ' " Captain Bose %WEN commanded the infaatpl' consisting of three companies,, with tac o g ui ' one Of which WAS nearly capture d on the nec"si`'j of their making a desperate i=ffurt and be l " into his square. • The other- :party consi,-.ted of ° corps of Rubilla horse, Wbo were useful in ' a o ls ; persing the mob, but who made no attempt (051% the blood of their countrymen, except that of 419 of their own companions, who was cut down in i t ''' act Of deserting 10 the insurgents. One slightly wounded tin theoccasian :10 sepoyskilie`fi ed by at and about 50 woUuded. The military amounted il nos" all to about 500; and this gallant party wer e ° r% . 4 least 10,000 persons, of 1 c E e r p4 e t r s. y coei t re l t i a i m l i t ri g out l i i fl a taa d ts w . l oto 2 01) '''' s, killed, tOol.abont the same number taken prisoseril date of the last acconnts ; and it was saijs cl° • to returned to tranquillity st i ri .. m the misch:eL" nseoeituned'ilvii°d"lails:L:Yli °rci.ftioo,iicilice,err‘t,‘l'cl.l.l.,, t el l Ad a!flitiCß Gazettes to the iOth o f Attgiti• ed nt this morning, bat they tio not bring $ • intelligence of importance., Tbc follpli" etttadts tia g te c t;* ‘ th l i c e it 2 " "2ll re t e :t i t v . e s il tat n es ° , vis CitY froal C.:115:11.r/' after 'Butting with 100Wmen t a li t dt 0 G c:; c:cis:re4-111:s , b.trhed upon hearing that Genera I \ l°/$l4l "F lo tipoo him from St. Carlo, mid lent d s . I ftera lt cs, Borotire 'With 60 of his foltowers . - it is "lid, made it second - landing at ° " l7l 2! i lig with 15°0 men, and Souleite "' s 1111°--1 Extract of a Latzr front Cottons, dated- 0) g r . ; ,01 01 ...0.41% lir:on was here last Suuday in a 14r g e ad; toruril With t r a n w i toC738:1):Vainlirrlicia7);:g:lia:11:11;;:do sa t tec titit:o tlll Extract of , by Nell..'! Birch had proiou3l7 been boarde d 40 1 ge&an ptiratoer, of ;ix guns and goo Ina, and Ph igaere a variety of articles." PIMP COrace2t. toe n eirt : i e ur,tierstand ti Ntioo b all t4l4e c il i, t ----.dap..-- - hat 0 ndw reg pl4ee in the graot;ng of French nissrerts, \v1)1 it 10 1 Ir:quir" some notice anti imestiptit'n' III) they e, y % n ijci r etE e 3r.lee t ct o :err b il:e e :nae l e ) i r lict o ills : te i li t i r ec :t ill : ; b tr:e l n:ntl t cetid:.:;;lictei::::(l):::;l:illitt:(ll4:ll:l; who chart es , 05 i0.,1 future appiy s ten front's for cock P 4llrs cfittiltietildiitaniiittelyt,ciii,hBpmecirrse:tiiistelt)nnerntitnglia,;:astprre:r:o64::::::i Q 1 ' t to thc rt ettch Copsulateultsial:o;l pn4ttpotts. Tin! o ffi ce %till, of cotirse , " 6 ti het vfc the two cot t i l t s t i t .d ti e c r s it : 4: l l ` l h e i: ,l :i Brtctitnotter,trAc:cur:eco-nibil.l:l: with what recently °come(' respecting tile re=