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etc ( , iii; %R 1) UULII. to.—: We •iti!i . 6 ; t below a tester from Sir cl'ettAttr) .n. :Vows. to Mr WYATT, on the subject ait piopo sition mule to that Gentleman on the part of the 'brake of Wet.tattoTos, tar the purchase of Isis licate. Sir Gannon, for the reasons therein as signed, refus'es the utter, which, according ,to report, amounted to 'no less' a sum than six hundred thousand puilmls. The publication of, the letter will, certainly do away the . " sordid notions - afloat," and place this affair in hi true light, which Is extremely honourable to the Family affections and well-founded Family Pride of the writer. 'Tie following introductory envelope we also insert, not only as feeling the compliment paid to Tag SUN, but, as explanatory of the mutter in "TO TIIE EbITOR OF THE StS: "los-sfrevi, Aug. IG. IPa • livre is Solitething of more uniform *ood-hreetling in your Paper, unit of u higher tone of good spirit, which inducts the Co select Tug butt frbut all titlielt, foi the ;mime of doing soYself.justice With the as to the Sentiments With %Odell I receive the appr:catient alluded to in my Letter to Mr. IVYArr ; ‘vllich,applicution has heen occasiiy:eil by a saucy Advertiyemetit frosts the !lott,e of Alessrs. Noet., Telunett, and Co. trust merged in that of Tito.a.ts Cotirts anti Co. which Advertisement appears in the form of a notice front their Auctioneer, 11l r. lli►stttl PlittAnks, Newliontl-strert. " 1 have the honour to he, Sir, " Your.ttio3t obedient; very humble Servatti, GEttAttt) NOY.L." "Tu BENJAIII,I WYATT, EsQ• 1 .44 Y-Plare• C1,111,1u;i-strect, C.,vcridiih-square, 1 d i G. "Sin--*llie myttteriotis Advei thiemeiit in! cried il l the ri c o...pap.i., withma my knowledge, and against operation of Which I shall must likely appeal to the Court Chaneury i entirely - justifies your application to Mr. Burley Upon the sailposed necessity of thr Alienation of nil Estate: and the manlier of it is vorthY the Duke of Wellington, Indite and generous. I find in it a high compliment, and a striking illuoratinn of the valor. and importance of my firopert:, which Were it to go from my family, I should he Weil Pleased to transfer to * name and character most fit to follow a rare whose distingtiishud Antistor came basal Nor. mainly with William thi: Conqueror to Englund, where they liikee been in ountent Reputation, lVealth,and Dignity, units. terruptedly from that remote period to this hour of pet.uni9ry in6lirtune Wit let things happen as they nosy, ntpliitress !hall not involve my Family id disgrace :—in iscrsan, on the contrary, it Will bate been advanced in Mood; Wealth, and tichiitrl I ttrust is not tarnihlied in reputation, and by my marriage it will he restored to Nubility. • o' Hove the goodness, Sir, to nittke known to hisOrace, that ilirefe.r. its perspective, *bile 1 try to overt diem all the incideneto my actual sitdation, cheered at I am, fly honourable leeliugs; to comparaliee wealth, cloiged with the recollretion of baying basely persuaded my heir to anent to a diminution of the Lindell tutereste of our forefathers, in cedar that I »Ilia retain to the end of my dayi the luxuries of life, which thins eml!ittered I could never enjoy. " The growing tna *loteneful publicity of your honourable proposition from his (irate thy Puke of ‘Vellington require the prompt d,aeision of my mind on this par t of the situation to which I am reduced, us I Mal Sordid notions afloat con ctining my probable conduct. " I have the tumour to he, Sir, " Your most obedient mid very humble Servant, " GERARD NOF.L." The following is the Advertisement alluded tut. " A Csiacut,An to the toilowine porpott has been aunt by the ltdoking- house of Messrs. DAVI ION, Noel., TeMrlaot, and Co. to thelr hienda : august 24, conseluenee of the clEctining health of three of the Partner) 'of this liaise, tor have coma to the &stamina. Con of relinquishing our business ca Bankers altogether, and ire have therefore placed our funds in the'hunds of Messrs. Thoma 4 Courts and Co. Of the Strand, Whose tuiracs must he well known to you, anti have Mad? an 'arrnngement with theta by which the balance due (Nat us to you is carried to your credit at their house, mid it nt your disposal. We doitht not you will do us the Justice to perceive that in . maliing this arrangement with so respectable and opulent Grin, we have not been less attentive to your interest than to nor own convenience. We have considered this the best 'return we otiolil make for the conf)dencr. with which you hart )lithertn honoured "Any sorority of pities, which fir. , ';,',.. deposited with Us, witi he ready to bedais sr': to you at nor house, when we he most happy to afford you any farther information you sasy derire.—We arc, Mr, your most obedient Servants, " DAVISON, SitlEL, TEMPLER, and Cu." Extract or a letter front the Magistrates of a em►nty Town to the Association for the Relief of the Mitolfacturing and Labourlog Poor • 'there hre n o minnanetories in this County which tali for the p'rrticnitrsttenthin of the liaxiitrat es; but they hurt di- Yf•rMd their attention to the proridins n►tatts for th#tntpluv• anent of tt►a hamming eias4e6 in notion,: rush roads, anti such remit, their rtt;rh:t►lttirut habits I tut y best gonlify than to 11 ertalw Land it is whi► gteat sutisf.tc►tun they tun state, for the information of the Committee. that in some parishes the Olio:lion! farmers hove ftlreinly agreed among theusselviA to take into flick employment oil the Intootitintr poor' i►t prdpur• trons'eAteulote+l ttpoo their respective amts, anti here pets 'Weil objects of extra work , : e►uploy them upon," nlttottviti, Ave. 29.L-eY6stertFay the Prince Regent l a w het, Captain 'ilt.,tnelt, artily/eft' iron) Dieppe, with 16 passengers. We are happy to learn, that the remonstrances made against' the piratical conduct of some of the 011icErs at the Custom- holise; and the subsequent murder of Captain PAtITRIDOIt, has led to a more tletermin , . ell and sPrions iitvestig►ttion of the affair j by the 'tribunal at Dieppe, and that juitice trill not he withheld to .sagurs the dating perpetrators fruits: nrzs I‘l4\,lli [RECEIVFD INIOPNINGI Atto. I7.—The Prefect dresied the tol6wiilg Circular Leftier to the MitycirS of the Departnient MAY6U,;--1 111 M the Ma (hers who are tecaited, as well to make a part of the legion, U 9 to be incorporated in the other re giments which are organisiog - at Strasburg'', do not repair to their destination, and - in general do nut join till they have beet' compelled by the gens-d'armerie: This repugnance, it is said, must be attributed to the absurd reports spread by some foreign Journals, and that circulated in the country by some vile and obscure etietilies of public trungnillity, that !reds troubles are about to break out in Europe, and that France is raising; troops only to place them at the disposal of a foreign Power• You must neglect nothing,, Mr. Mayor, to remove from the minds of those under your jurisdiction impresSiOns %Illicit are as unreasonable as hurtful. Mahe OR ut perfectly underStandt that the organisa tiou of Ihe army can have no eolllleCtioh the tear of a will.; the improbability of which is shew r n ny all the calculations of politics; / but that it wholly Ur,Stb 11/u1 the necessity of fortning him force, u Melt 'do) , one day replace the Allied hoops, whose intbirde WI the frontiers of the kingdom has beet) rendetctl iodispeusahly neces, nary fur a cert,in period by the misfortunes of the tines; asul that the prudeut :,lowness wit h which this orgaoisation is effected ought •stif ticienily to prove how ill founded such reports are. lint _it is - principally, Mr. Mayor, to , wards the individuals who propagate and spread them that you must direct all your attentionr.- limploy to discover theta all the tueans of SUr• veilluttre which ate it' your power, and check them with severe and inflexible rigour. Do not tear to employ too, much tit Mattis. 1 approve before hand all the mea3ures 'that you may take. It is time at length to stop titis torrent of absurd re ports. uf alarming news; by which .sume wretches attempt to excite new troubles and sport with nu punity with the Police, ttri the dignity of Uovern-- mcnts - . You will please to give to this letter the greatest publicity, and to have it reatwo Sun= • days tollotving atter divine service." 'tome, eluo. —An Etlict 0 his Holiness or dains, that confiscations shall no longer take place to the profit of the 'Holy Office, in matters Loncerts the faith. This measure, which is toeless tor the States of his Holiness, where the Itpti ',Willi MI 'Unger ill'eStrirS the' scandalous process of confiscation, is inure particularly claimed for Spain and Portugal. It is to the enlrgint nt d Mind of his Excellency Count Funchal, the 'Mini ster of POrtugal, that the honour is dm.: of hav ing induced this important decision of Ilk ness. MustOH, Aco. 17.-"-Since, the conclusion of peace- this'capital has considerably increased in extent' and population. The late Viceroy of Italy is isuildmg a Palace which will cost above a mil limy and a halt of trestles. The French refugees, who reside here under burrowed names, pliticu lusiy ado to the population. Bacissams,Avo.24.—Private letters front PUN announce, that the approaching opening of the Session of the Chamber of Deputies employs all minds, and that a violent struggle is expected be tween the t.tti parties,which so strongly express ed themselves during the last,i t Session. It is be.. lieved that the Ministers are 'resolved to triumph over the opposition which they hitherto expe- rienced, and to snake the Charter respected, or to resign. 11*Gua, Atio. 25.—His rtgyal Highness the Prince and Prineess or Orange arri%etl the tlay before yesterday, at half past f9ktr, iu very good health, at the Chateau Loo, LAUSANNE ' , AUG. 16.—The news Which have been received concerning the SWiss who have go►►e over to America are of 14 nature to frighten the partisans of this Emigration. Several of these unlnippy people have fallen into the bands of the savngts, and will probably he unable to escape the fate th►it awaits them. The number• uf English at GClittla IS immense. 'CO CORRESPONDEN'TA. Audi Aileron shall apprar to-morrow. The Communication signed A. D. cannot be inserted in Tut; SUN. 1111 d to afford the ‘Vriter (at whom we guess) the personal as.oiranco of its being destroyed, which be re• quests--L - ;:r W. J. REPUBLIC OF VENEZUELA. AMON noLIVAH, suritEms CHIRP AND CALTAIN ENFOtitt,, up ALL Tillt ARMIES 01 7 VONCZUELA, betty tiIiANADA,' &C. i• To the Inballitants of Rio Carihet, Carupano, and ironsirtering that justice, policy, and our counter, im beriously call for the lutprescriptible rights of twine, 1-hore een induced to decree, as I hereby do decree, the entire freedom of all the Slitves who have so long groaned under the Swinish rohelor the ihst three centuries. Consid e rin g a im that. the Rcpuhlic requires the aid of ol lice children, we are compelled to impute on tile hew CitistCna theloilOwing con ditlons F.veryi robust man, Cram the MN of 14 ia *lO, shalt appepr in the parish ot the di..triet to Which he Millings, t,, 'enrol himself , under the banners of Venezuela, 24 hours after the' publication of th present oeeree, "211. (Mitten, Notion, ehltdren. all maimed periteps, front the prevent Moment shall remain extettited Trani the railltary, as well as domestic dud rural service in whieli they were foralerly employed fur the adrantale of thvir tuasterc. • A Mail from Flanders possesses , us .of a rather important Circular Letter from the French Prefect to the Mayor nt Strasimegh.' It is a document which requites no illustration, and the only corn- ment which we shall offer upon_it is to invite at tention to the simple and unadorned exposition which it gives of the real state of affairs. Atter the' Wicked exaggerations and false riimours by which the public nand has beer' harassed, it i$ pleasing to mark how n plain tale can put down all the mischievous plottings of the turbulent and restless spirits.who, banished from France, now • fester in other countries; yul disseminate the:r poisons through the medium of a worthless ress. A Brussel article states, that the Frenels sterb are resolved to remold) over the Ultra !loyalists oh the meeting of the Chambers,- • No nein. ll Papers had arrived when our Paper was-put to Press. Intelligence has reached town from Naples stating that an American Squadron, tinder the command of Commodore CHAUNCEY, lied made its appearance off that city, h wing on board Mr. PINKNEY, who has demanded of the Neapolitan Govrtnment it sum of four millions of dollar., as a compensation for American property confiscated by MoitAT. He is said to have accompanied this requisition With a threat, that it it were not com plied with the squadron would bombard the place. The demand, however, was indignantly rejected, and preparations were made for giving the Americans a warm reception. Such is the substance of a letter which we subjoin ; remark• lug, at the same time, that a French paper, the Gazette de France, of Monday, professes t o g i ve news from Naples of the 9th of August, in which there is not the least allusion to the arrival of the American Squadron. This, however, we Consider of no weight against the positive testimony of an authentic letter : " NAPLES, AO°. 0,1818.--. The inhabitants of this thy are in a great state of alarm, being in daily expectation of a Oen,- hardment from the ltmerican squadron, consisting of the Washington, 74 guns,':fava, SO, Constellation, 38, and Eiji, corvette, 'l:Met:the command of Commodore Chauncey, who brought here Mr. Pinckney, to demand from the Neapolitan Government 4,000,000 dollars, being the amount of American property conhscated here in the time of Murat; which de mand, we are given to understand ) this Government will nut comply with. The' Government is very naive in making ?re parations fur defenee against anrhostile act the Americans may commit, in erecting furnaces for hot shot, anti mounting guns of large calibre, as well as bombs; and I hope, ere they dare to commence an attack ,on the town, an English squa dron will arrive, as a brig of war looked in on Friday evening last, and the Captain, all er waiting on Sir Henry Lushington, act sail intmediately for Gibraltar--.we doubt not fur the par. pose of making Lord &meth acquainted with the Atnerican squadron being in this port, and their hustibrintention.--.Tlie Austrian troops have gut possession of the castle am& lathe forts, the Kin j g having taken 1 0,000 of them itVo hir pay ; Ihey h4VO -npw dunble guards in the batteries, mid Bur* matches lighted doling the night." Morning Pa*, And We copy the ab o b e f rom a have no doubt that suc,l4 letter was received by u highly respectable Mercantile House hr the City. It is, towever; worthy of remark, that preceding accounts Irmo Naples, vit. of the 311,. as welt as 'those above alluded to of a liter date, af- ford no grounds for.auppoting that tlie A me ritan Squadron was acting in a hostile matinee. They, spoke of these vesstk as near:6ol4i la ht• Order to comply with the - st.Civd Jury' of deferli.ig.his Ii lolly, shall rmuain suhj&ct to slartiry, not only himself, lint , also his elliblie'n undirlhe age al3 hlt infect 'parents. " 4th. l'he retgli:insS6f,the taiiitary empinyo. , ;.i.in the 111;111g Arm , 'All the rights of eitiv.-uship,. a of the rotiie fre edam Cijauteti to them by this Decree, issuet, i:1 tits H,t• 14 Ili% Republic of Vesteztichl. 66 fue,rut r,gttliitiou shall bie..e the force of law, and shilll he faithfully 4 , lwerted by - the lttiptthlicatt Authorities of Rio Carl:4 , , tampon'', and Coriaco. 4 ( fione in the I lea.l-tpnirter. of Carupano, signed by my ham% nm: scaled %%MI the Prorisioual ,Irms a fife Re.; publiv, and e,unttersigtted by my Secretary uf State ami t%nr, t.tiA 1;1 June, Idlo, and sixth Year uf Jude ',ends:nee. (Signed) (L. S.) • , " SIMON 1391.1Vge.. " I'EDIU) Iliasr.lNO MENDEZ.' MAILs. ARRIVED--1 Flanders, 2 Gist.; nsey and Jersey, 1 Dtibiln, 1 Waterford. Dui: --1 Han►buigh, I Holland, I Gotten burgh, I Dublin, 1 Waterford. () 1 1 .1 V Al . Bank Stock, 4t 54 9.16 • .1.• i• 1:14 I ~1 7;1 74 • Cent. N. P.m.._ l'unk L, Atm,. 10 1 I F STOCKS o'cimog. I India Stock. . 1 goi India Moots. Gi. pr, Exch. 2s. As. pr. Ditto, 3 lit 2s. Bs. pr. I Culib. for October, lIIGII WATER .‘ I.ON•OON MUDGE TO-MORRAW. Mpriiitig, 1 miliciles lifter J. I Elrchielz, Q 9 miwttes after 9. THE SUN. sntEsi ciuti 111CCtU FALSV:II AVDEAT ? LONDON;-, FRID.IY, ,lUGUST 30 3 181fi. h s trey as :r to Cwi6trtioltiA:3e, R 71,1 no t give the indictitiOn Of 111% hvii. 7 l; the hirmilibfile Er:trii; of a Vtaitit agal . t'st . thc politait-(;tivtrtsat'esii. itsert. • It co . curs st..ont l'iinelatriat l iWir rSiati.A n'y she luFurrcnt Leader, Ilot.lv:ka, and eopivil into preceditig thiit the Veueitiela have resorted fti the piri;olie ing, thnt..all the Slaves in thwt quarter shell he liberated at once. will, it is said, give li berty to 70,00(1 Negroes; and our i:: while they lentil atseet, that it will fur' nish " t, Patriot Arnie thttt may now bid tit:fiance to all the threats ati;l e x,rtiotts of Spain." Much do We question the truth of their angarlt and when we read this Ordonnanee, it is WO' 1 sible for us so to hoodwink our judgment as to join in the applau s e bestowed on thole front WhOla 1 it proceeds. These Patriots, so fond Of freedonit never thought of the " imprescriptible rights Of nature" enjoyed by the Slaves, till their aid lit came necessary to prOp the rebel 'cause. AO Why, - Low then du they- consult these Fights? fully, they call upon every man fioM fithrteell to sixty years of age to enlist in their arm withils twenty-four hours, tind if he Nils, these lover,i of liberty, and ad vocat es for imprcseriptial o rights, not only condemn hint to .livery, but ai l his innocent s• children, his wife, and aged • Pa rents :" to a slavery, too, let it he ob,ervori rendered trebly galling and burtliebsOtne by 11 '''" liberation of others, who were wont ,to share and lighten the same yoke.. This is, jade" a pregnant example of what the friends of freedom mean when they belloW for emancipation. 14 4 "" translate it into intelligible l a n guag e — "Juno us in overturning the existing order of things, "' Pi you shall be called Soldiers instead 'of Slaves; but refuse, and yoUr chains shall he doubled and Y(''' t guiltless families be consigned to the sfime miscra ble fate )", but, oh, this Patri o tism is a bali° 4 Thing I. . ... The Worthies of IVestmin4ter are oboe to emulate the.CommOn hull Worthies of L. ,, id"r• Palace Vald is about to furnish its quota of s ell ' Jinn aml folly for the bene:it of the Nation , A Morning Pu t /1 a 1" 11 ' 1 1 1 , reipectahlc men CIA not attend these Meetings,' and put (town 114 :: ruthless raggatoutfins," who usurp Ow P i " lie "ire on these occasions. Surely (be must have been aware that no re'P ect3bs man dare trust himself in si v h company. l II° Countryman who visited Nrw:gate soon lost h i• watch, am! it would be highly indiscreet of "/ wie with property in . his pocket, or a watch his fob, to venture himself oolong such eittir"" tors as form the patrintic-Ainlitory t ither at ales° London or ‘Vestminster Meetings. Ve ore cm ) ; vinced that the leading orators themselves mot.' avoid the dangerous collision, were it tint lb" they are separated from their followers by t ilt/ ominous elevat ion of a scaffold. What, besides, could well-intentioned or loyal tutu do at such assemblages. The mob ;voter ten to reason, and Jacobin mobs kart of any `Thaw t" - !trate a dissent fron t their own opinions. 6 freedom of•discuisiOn is a ll on o ne sides " 1 ' free enough they make with whatever 14 honest' decent, or good; with whatever is vdoable I ts “ nr glorious Constitut km, liberal, enlightened , 'e n " table and wise. No, no, it is better to Wave OA orators to their rabble, and the r a bbi,* to the ir orators. Despised by th e i r C A 2 11) 4 ) , they unl in nocuously do their Y exhibition, and stir a " shout, and' hallro, d an aY The villainous flag upon tbottrrauf',.. IS'hich rots itself in motion." The, r t e rd, i y the rtittiett RE6ENV r oc k out *Ault' , het ecti• three end lour o'clock. The ACCOltlit receitied he London Pi la f ; • (ley twetsing f r y ibs e mu l rt , ' to fosy, starei bis Rapti-fig/Yam was , going. 4)1). rensatkahly well. There is an expectittintr(civ4 t Q. 1 1 that is country the v 1 Z :T i l l i"1 : 14 1;11 I ft:: 1 Win{ Cr here.. rter Aldsittq-ty lies fregnentl/ pressed. a wills' to visit het gild 1.,14: 141 ' bra, since the poke, the stage mit her health' 1 " * often been unfitioiii•ahle for the jotreney. ri nc A i t ie t: l4 -r g n lee Cortez► Memo,,, of C(l)rrtt()ltfiCteiDOcif.. titer e-ty, 3tfttillg' rfom to n h lAjeeecitiniernt:hil."o"4:l(litt J3+'ll "14. by the various &on:4h 411111 fOreitta veels had pitreipitntely tledfront Al:tiers, there wit" son to presume Van the Al4ttines (let-10 11 2 4gblint the Sminish commviet. kle had , t lic Tfr . e , fore, received orders from (.4,trerronent to 141 :' / 4 the towers ' , who enist, to take baiterill°'!".",,,' creeks into Which Spithith vessels might serve' on being pitmen, HIPI I" OP P t ". 11: 1 :11 1 ,: ". ; Pgrtirt of .-CdVdity I() p.irpott them, sod prg— nay, nggression insuult. UvolothAntlt i s brother Jattoete, 'it Orr' rolls 111)111,1f Prince JEHOlklit ott 111.INTE0 14 T. " 4 ": is It Bv elliOg in Gertmloy , , nod about to trocertl Austria, the Entsperor having given 111 , 11 nna