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

'GERM AN PA VERS. Vittt4, lUT,Y IL—The Ban rolititittd3 its 'operation's according to the new regulations. For These two atiys post tire .Rank is uo lunge!' he .2ieged as it , was *by the crowd which asianbted there already at midnight-, and nobody is allowed to be there before day-break. Stimtentiott, JULY IJ.--Several Paris Journals, and after them some German ones, have related 'that the Ex-General Rigout!, condemried 'to death in his abliCtice as being convicted :of having dis otviimted, previously* to the 2.61 of March, 'ISIS, 'considerable sums of morrey to corrupt the 'troops 'of his had been arrested here by order of the Prussian Gt)vernment, for having key►t up a crim►minal correspondence with other refugees; nrd that he hit been 'sent to Cohlentz, where lie bad been put under the care of the Military Ati:. tharilies. These details are uot exact. It Is true tl►nt the rek-C4lierafltigauti has hest► touvicteil of keeping t►p an Illicit correspondence with the disaffected in the ititerior, and of having publicly cututnut►i tbute►l it to the at refugees who arc here. Upon the report which the Comtinan►lant made of tldi to the Prussian Government, he received orders 1.0 have hint conveyed to Wesel ; but in the nte.►u time General Wpm! bad left this city and tone to Deux ponts, where he still is. It is not known what the Bavarian Government will decide con- cerning him. STRASIM AMY 15.--The price of corn has, fortunately., not kept up it fell 1 . 0 francs on the last market day. The same thing has happened on the right bank of die Rhine. The winter barley is already put the bat'n in our neigh; bourlintul. Vt ENNA', AMY 12.---The harvest, which has been delayed' in Austria by the continuation of the cold and bad weather, has at length begun every where. Though the grain has suffered by the last frosts and the damp weather, width has an long prevailed, the harvest is however much better than was expected. The wheat, the hurley, • and the oats, promise well. The harvest of these 'rinds of corn will he particularly plentiful in rile en virons of Oedenburg, and it is hoped the the har vest Of othel'.grain will be more than moderate. It, is the same at Itattbatt, which is generally considered Its the granary of Austria. But the vine in these parts does nut give any hopes, either with respect to quantity or finality. In the Counties of tipper itungery the winter 7 ' 1 1 • ' at ;oat of Goinor it has suceieded us well as can he %visit ed. not.the summer corn promises every where. 0 ,4 the richest harvest. The frost has h ere and there tintched the vines, but they in general look well. The hope of a good harvest causes the price of torn to fall ikkily. • C A sso„, 3u,Lv 13.—A very long °renitence has been petblishcel here, which is much to he come metr►iell under the present circumstances, of which the substance is lib follows The Elector observes, that there Is reasoti to apprehend that the present scarcity is in great measure owing to speculators, who lieep back their stock from tnerket i &c. &c. he therefore orders,- .0 . " 1. First, that ail thOse who have corn in their ilosission, whether it he their own property or not, shall deliver an exact statement of their stock of bread-corn of all kinds, remarking brmi lima they :want for their own tnie till the - next h a rvest ; anti the Comotissioners Government ore authorised to examine into the correctness of ,ihese statements, particularly in the houses, &c. of those who have dr) ns iambic quantities, and have traded'ln these articles. " 2. Each of them is tb sell his disposable stock the end of August to those of the subjects who ere in want, at the mallet-price, under pain of cOnfiscation„ " 3, Thc Commissioners are authorized to give those ‘vho need It, assignments In Writing upon the said distioseable %toe's, upon delivery of which the owners must give them (but for reaity-money) theliiitotity noted in the assignment, upon pain liotvy tine or imprisonment., " 4. In case of concealment, the informer to ituve half the vaine of the corn concealed, and the • poor the other half. 5. Every subject can buy only for his own use. Alt dealing in corn is prohibited till further orders, on penalty of conliscat►on and rigorous imprisonment, "Q and 7. • Contracts already concluded for next harvest are mail and void, nor can riny c - tion he maintained upon them ; nor shall any such contracts be made after publication of this Or dinance. t and 9. relate to the exportation and im. portation ; and 10. to the prevention of the dis tillery of !mldy from corn. " NAPLES, JUNe 24.—The harvest promises well. tiitiiteen robbers of the notorious band of the V111:11 - ;.:1/1, latLiy Then n gat intt cavalry at Ripalto hastened to attack them; they fired for tour hours at each other, but the rbbbers, being in a wood, anti the Hungarians in the plain, they could not use their.,sseores. They therefore sent for. some Neapolitan Infantry to surround the wood, but they never came, and . sti.the robbers escaped. The same Vardarelli, with, VI horsemen, lately attacked 60 Neapolitan foot, under-. a Cap who were sent against them. They took 25, with a Lieutenant and Sedeatit, prisoners ) , shut then) up in a errantry house,. gave, theta a good supper, and made them drink " Long live the King 1 Dente to the lliniiiers !" anti then let them go on their word of honour. The soldier, excuse themselves by saying they' bad no cartrit ges. A kind of convention iy made with the rtibber Gittseppe de Forks, who infested the bridge at llovitto, where the roads to Apulia and Calabria divide. The Government giveS him 300 docats per month to protect the neighbour hood which he before alarmed by his robberies, — General Caneelltire is sent out with d corps to scour the cirut►try. BeaLIN, JULY 13.---The Prince and Princess of Orange are not yet arrived here. On the 10th instant the sum Of 500,000 dollars, in Saxon paper currency, which tell to the share of Prussia, was publicly burnt here. BRUSSELS PAPERS, Bausse t.s , t wenty-one fine horses, among wl►ich is a beautiful set of coach-horses, which were landed at Ostend tl►e lit of this month, coining from E►►gland, and destined for the Prince of Orange, are now arrived, and have been conducted to the stables of the I'a►k of Tur- • A courier has arrived at the head-quarters at Cambray, who brings advice, that his Cir.lee the Duke of Wellington will not return to France be „fore theiniddle sif Angnst, COBLENTZ, JULY Excellency Liente mint-tlenersl Iliadic, to whom the King of Pressia has confided the command of the troops in the i'rovinces of the Rhine,,atrived hereon the Idth. They write from Mentz what follows :—We shall cull,' our situation as much happiness as the relations at the city will allow. The Governor of the place is charged with the high police ; the token militia is also under his orders. A battalion of busser troops, vial form part fa the garrison. M.srspetst, JULY 141.--The day before yesterday, arrived here the regiments of, .Austrian dragoons. of Kruswieh - ; and yesterday the regiment of Col l.lredo, coming from Mentz, and going to the continued its march yesterday—that ut In:gored° stops her. The most deplorable accounts are re-. ceived from all quarters, of the damages occasion ed by the overflowing of the Rhine and the Necker. VirtttiA, JULY 10..—1 t is said that General Czer nitheil is Charged with very important dispatches front his Court to the Emperor Of Austria. A wrwEar, 3oLY I9.—Some pigeon fanciers haviug united to send 501115 &Colts to LOVIOII tiiry Were let fly there last Sunday, the 14th, at nine o'clock, and yesterday morning, the itch, at half-past nitre, the first pigeon arrived here, with a, little billet round his neck, mentioning the , thne of bii departure front Linnlon, duly certified, and so gained the first of the four prizes to be given. Of the others have returned. It is suppoi . ed,.the stormy weather bad made then) doiate from their course. Jut,} 6.--The accounts from Leghorn say,ihut several Barbary vessels have been des-. cried front the tower ; but two frigates and five brigs have taken under convoy the merchantmen on the coasts._ JAMAICA. The following la nn extract , from a letter were ceived by , tlteiantitica (Wed the 14th ult.:— " When the alarm of the insurrection at Bar badoes first Arrived at our island, we were struck with terror indescribable, and immediately adopt- ed the best measures for ottr safety. Yet the hor rors of St. Domingo presented themselves to our imaginations, and whoever has read the account of them, if even our bitterest enemies, will feel exactly as we felt ourselves. But it was no time to thiuk—we had to act : arms, ammunition, and troops, were immediately sent off to the several strong,holos in.the Island; the Militia were or dered to he,oo the ri vice, , and every precaution ift our power was taken, as we fully expected the i'no the. present day all has been quiet : some had and evil disposed Negroes .have been appre hended, and some few examples had been mdde ; hut, upon the whole. all accounts agree that the Negroes throughout the Island appear very or derly, awl no symptoms of discontent have as yet tostillested themselves. " Vile are anxiously waiting for accounts from England, in consequetice of this business, which we Ernst will put stop to the Registry ; aucl we look for a strong declaration from the Minis. try and liorliament disavobling all idea of man.. eipation, for nothing sloo t i f ihat will undeceive the negroes, as their ideas are most strongly im pressed with the opinion that thi s R eit h i t t y Bill was to register their freedom : the very name gives it this colour, sod it is therefore not surprising, that those ignorant people should suppose that the King and Parliament intended to make theta free. •• • • " Notlong, In fact, short of this declaration will rentove the strong impressions that the Re gistry liin bas wade u 4 t4eir minds. AL all events, - silence that seems to prevail throughout the coon try, I fear bodes ►►o good." MAILS. AFtaterm-1 Flortders, t ntilllih, t Waterford. five- , -t finl lafiti, I tlamburg, 11, i Mahn, Guerutey.ttid.ferwy, I Oita t Wotertord. PR ICE 1) 11118 HAY AT 1' 3 tier Cent. fted. . :6111 64 3 lier 4 lwr Cent,. .. 7Aii fl pet Cen:, ti. Anti., .04111 I.' S'EOCKS 'vvia.vx .rict.oci. , Hanti T. Arm • t India Bonds, is pr. Fogel:JlM., 3l. tis. pr. toils. for Aiitist ti-qt / ffiral WATER A C LONDON TO-NIORItrv.V. 411111111ei , after 4. I F:Vellittg, 31 minutes T 191: SUN. lttls rm.sum LONDON, MD3I% JULY 26, 1816. By an al rival of German Papers this morning we have more satisfactory accounts of the condition of the Continental Harvest than we anticipated front the ate of the weather. In Austria and Hun pry there is every prospect of a full average crop ; and from the South of Italy the intelligence is equally favourable. The rim upon the Vienna Bank, it appeati, has ttiderated, The Besiegers did not for the last two days previoui to the I Ith, assemble before day-light . in the morning. The Elector of Cassel has issued a very strong Decree against the Monopoly of Grain in his do ininions. It ordains that a return of the stock on hand of every dealer shall he giVen in to the Co vernmeht ; that the said stock shall be brought to market within a limited time, and soltlat the cur rent price ; and that in case of concealment it sball be confiscated. , One nf tile Vrencli revnbitionary Generals, Rl- OAtio, carrying on the old trade, of sedition, has been arrested, and placed at the disposal. of the King of BAVAiIiA. • Lnrd EX?4UPTII did .nut return wish psis Syn.: ttroplesterday to.Portsmotith, as wits expected. • Letters from Rio Janeiro, to:the:22d May, con tain the following :—" In six or eight days an uxpedition is to sail, composed of 4000 men, be-• longing to the troops lately arrived from Lisbon, and commanded by General Lacoa. Theclesti nation of these troops is Maldonado and Monte video. We also• learn, tbat ou the frontiers a quantity of troops are in euutonissents, whose number is not less than 000 nsen, part of whom have atready made an hostile movemeso ;so to,. quarter of Missiones, Every thing indicates that the plan is to gee possession of at least the East side of the River Nate. . Opposition against so formidable a force cannot take, place, particularly if the army of Pazuxi.A is stationed in the neigh bourhood of Salta, as is expected to be the case. nil crisis will not last long, and after it is over, the Western shore will remain uninbah'itable; and on the contrary, the caitern sitle, occupied by the Portuguese, will shortly be the most interesting point of their whole monarchy." The same JetterS add ! 'Fiat the Portuguese Prin cesses were to soil in the month of June, the tn;a• trimonial contract having atseacl, been reeeiveil at Rio O. Report flays, that a furtl►er diininution of our Military Force, to the extent of, 10,000, is übont to be carried into , effect, by reducing two froops in every Regiment of -Cavalry, and two enuipiv. nies in every Regiment of Foot. We are 1111f1- quainted with the authority on which this rumour rests. It may be true that a reduction is intended, but it cannot be true that it is to take place in the tn.toner stated. - Private Letters front BarbadoFs state, that a brown man, JOSEPII PITT WAWING-TON FRANK LIN, the principal ringleader of the insurgents, bad been ,apprehended, and was in coufinement, anti it was genetaily sopposed thitt he Would be the last that would be tried, that be might witne/is, the execution of all those deloded people, whom he had seduced from their duty to the commission of the horrid crimes, for which they were justly suffering the sentence of the law. While the Public are paying, according to the Dakirti Assize, Is. 141. far the Quartern,Loaf— the same Loaf is furnished by contract to most of the large establishments in and about the metro polis, at better than one-thi►d less, viz. Under Eight -pence There is a Meeting- called for Monday the 29th, at the City of London Tavern, to consider of Means of some Assistance to the. Labouring Classes at this time in want of employment. This meet ing, so well intended, deserves equal favour and attention of the affluent and easy part of society. inquiry, in what manner some Issistaric in the best way, afforded t') the prior of the diffe rent districts, by the efforts of Local Conimittees throughout the kingdom—to the Agricultural, or oilier persons distressed by t be loss of their tvinal employments of industrious occupation. To enter on the extent of these wants, or their cause, in thii place, quite superfluous ; they arc admitted. The ninigatinn and relief, as far as possible, by public commiseration and assistance, is the ob ject sought for and highly desirable.' This re• quires deliberate and prudent consideration,which probably be referred t o a numerous Commit teo of high and respectable persons of all ranks and parties, to unite with diligent and anxious care their endeavours to he extensively useful in dot relief of the want and distress of preseot time of change and difficulty. Exaggerated ex pectations must not be hastily forme,l, nor el" pitical pretensions listened to, front any quarter. No doubt should be entertained that the discre. tion, prudence, zeal, and, patriotic character of this Meeting will be able to effect much useful good in the various daises and conditions Of the poor. :e C ,~ i . 11 L I 1 Antai., the Essex Pedestrian, was going 00 in good spirits at-half-past six &cinch this 'morn ing, when he finished his 592 d mile and a half. Yesterday tfittl CASTLEREAGH and Count MU? Mitt had audiences of the PRINCE REMINX Yt Carlton-house. We mentionedin onr Paper yesterday, that the QUEEN and Princesses on their catty Windsor. ors Wednesday, stopped at Twit:l:eat-0 to dine with the Duke of ORLEANS. The Dukes of CLARENCE and KENT, the Duchess of YORK , au!' the Princess SOPULA of GLOUCESTER were also pre" seta: All the branches of the Royal Family weig away soon alter eight o'clock. It is antong the reports of Paris, that some hi' dividnalt -of much more s eight than Pt.soeirr! and his associate?, are to be brought before the Caur eriissize, in its next Sitting. Chant Banat.oisnert, late Ambassador. of r e v„ r• _temberg at this. Court,. has been most. graciotiof received by the King on his return, and is O W appointed his Majesty's Ambassador at Peter" burgh. s ad Sir ROJSERT WILSON and Messrs: Bence —, • HUTCHINSON (says a letter from 'Paris, of Ju ly 22), are to be discharged on the '24th, 1 1 ,1, 1 6 acquaintances are allowed to visit them fritly• only thing necessary is, that the person wish, i4 to see them should present himself of the Pro f of tore of Police, Oltere eta accurate desetilitionyri his person is ta ken, and the ordet for athai ss r c t given, without difficultit. They complain rat 1 .. , ; of caprice than harshness in the Frenchloaer4 went; they are allowed to receive all the O% newspapers from the British Ambassadors, 0 1 an engagement, on their p art; not to lend o r re p ss them to the French. Sir It. WILSON has a 211 esPds iii in the Rue de la Paix, and proposes rern ahn" Paris ; but it is said that he, as well as M — : Hance and HUTCHINSON, will receive o rders - i v quit the French territory without delay , alw itb" mg discharged from confinement. eta There is report that SAVANT. WhfY "C.„11 from Malta, has been arrested at Constaatinor:i The Duke of WELLINGTON, iS shortly "Pelfto Mulgrave Castle, near Whitby, on a a rse ,'" 1 : 4 " (1. AtuLattAVil ; and it is . said to be-his Orsewb, intention to proceed from thence to Scarbornogij Yesterday the East India Company gave aln g dinner to Mr. CANNING, at which all the ° Ministers in town were present.' • . ü ba The Agnes is arrimed at Liverpool from mu t "" sufled" 28th 'June. The letters and Par', brought by her state, that the i sland was gi tranquil state, but martial law still existed: The Jtinow frigate is arrived - at Piy0100(11 Jamaica and the Havannab laden - with derabte. quantity of specie ' for Government ten -tt private individuals. She sailed front Jamaies 1 7th June, and tram the Havannalt the.l9th. She does not bring any thing nevr•• .The following extract of a Letter from $ tie r tain of a ship now at St. Helena, to his, uw the io Newcastle; shows the severity of some regulations now adopted ut that islan d:** are regulations here re very . strict?; no boats -a d suffered to land without an order from th e it hn i pt ratty ;no boat to visit from ship to ship ; tjO -it. to be doWn after ssn-set ; if so, they ore selie b t The Jelanial de Paris; ever ready to attlic',ol4. countrymen,: makes the following reme r itsP o i'l rested (it says) by this a ccount of Mr. 80119!", tt death in the London papers. We havenotuf:p observe. apon them except' in the words of 14 SPEAlia—" Let the galt'd Jade wince'r", hr gi 131 - 1 d for ever ! that countly of letters and 01 4 7 0 flow talents are recOmpensed there ! 11 , 1 1 „ . 0 lupins in. Great Britain has just died at L on 's ands hi a' coodition bordering on wretcheancL and hi s tellow•countrymen. allowed that his 'T moments should be disturbed by the dread 1 0 .personal arrest. But as soon as he is deA d ' hnn" rs are p aid him the most distil - 101 s . personages fo llowed him to the grave, and c , pitted the,honour of bearing the pall. In Vil r e ti we make less fuss : men here live quietly, ort,ii ep too. If I had the misfortune, says the *-Cos sian editor, to be a Man of genius, I should OW to=lire in Paris, and die in London." It appears .that the present excellent SberifT. to pay above 70/. for what is called Ileac!-raol that is rewards for convictions at the last Sesslbe but one; and the average of each Sts 3lol4 ror lieve, amounts to bet swell 6 and 700 1 . T his - tie is repaid them by the county. It become" n . ° oll • .of serious inquiry, whether some *therm snut to the course pursued in Scotland, migh t ~ 1 1°, adopted. There, ; a public pvosecutor, on a b ci o . name of the Procurator Fiscal, is Mrl ied " ' persons to trip ; and as in the first s instanc e A expellee is incurred- by prosecutors, n o reivor'' given them fur conviction. r