The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-09 00:00:00

menced Lv a kind of I.7rnn, tbotit twe hours and a half before sunset., 11 Att'tf;(l n hokw iodetti eras allotted to them for tilt:h . din ner,which consist cdo: t wo .very small toi%%es each, of vetyindi'Gieli t t broad. During this scanty meal -a supaintendant . guarded theta, and at his Own Will and tdeasure, struck them, without cause or prOvoitation of any --,ll.any • thing like a fault, or such as h r thought pi °per to deem one, bad been, committed, two hundred blows were inflicted, and sometimes even a thousand. These blows were frequently given on the soles of the feet, tthdperhaps the tin, ',fortunate captive vas then :pot into- irons. When thii 'religions chaunt terminated, the Slaves were ,conducted back to prison, and, isfeir a• due exa -sc!: snination to see if none were missing, then they bad another supply of the same kind of bread. This bread, however, was not allowed by the Algerine 6overnment, but was tmiet probably the benevolent bppleSt of Mile AGA, who, to allevi,tte their misery, had appyopriated money for that purpose, • From the tame henevolent source they received a eimihir tefrf!shment . on FridHys, and on every Mahmoctlan festival, on which clays no work was done, but on which there was therefore tto supply tram the Government. - • • The prison in which ;they %vere confined had separate apartments, the largest of which was about . twenty feet in and about ten in breath. In• this place about thirty of the slaves passed the night ; but those for whom there was not room were obliged to rest as %veil as they Could in public squares or on stair-eases, subject to every change of season, however severe. The same. cientleman gives the following ac count of the late pelt of ALGIE'RS, (IIAGOL ALI DE1):—I-le was murdered by his own'NegroSlave) and but a short time before his death be wantonly put to death five Greek •chiPreit, the eldest . of Whom wins nom above 12 years old, and consequently could have given no provocation. Thiif sacrifice ~Citb too great an enjoymentior an inferior, or to be hastily performed, He therefore executed them with his own hand, whilothey were in prison, assisted indeed by ti,e Negro before . mentioned, . , Atathe diabOlical gratification I•1:;tecl - as many days as there Was a child to be sacrificed.. •, • ~ • , . Three of these unfortunate innocents, horrible to relate, lie burnt over a slow fire till they were literally reduced to cinders. He cut up the bodes of the other two, which he saltetl, and in this state they ►•ere found when the world was rid of such an► execrable monster. The weetch had previously destroyed, on many occasions, a great number of Negro Children, in different modes of cruelty, end their bodies were consigned to the common sewir* witSelt convey foul watvr to , the sea. In violation of the Law he had secreted two females in ilk Palace, both of whom were under sixteen gears of age. He had barbarously murdered the lather of one of them, and had ordered the slaughter to be taken into his' Palace. The MD tort tinit:e young Lady was it White, and the daughter of the Dr:v of This unhappy girl was fouad, on the death of iIAGGI ALI DEI, closely confined aed nearly famished. The other poor girl was a Negress. Sh e a l so was f o und in the same nearly famished state, without any coverUtg, and with her briny full of small 'open wounds ; and, according to-the statement of the Negro, it was the intention of the departed Monster to indulge himself every day in the internal antusementpU wounding her flesh in a similar manner till sit:,,altAtild he relieved fronthis barharities by death ; llein a ;laity witness to these enormities, and obliged tApartic,pate in them, the NegrO naturally apprehended that his turn would come .next, atilt therefore , took the opportunity of suffocating the wretch while he was bathing. We should not have shocked our Readers with the recital of these horrors, it were not to show to whit bitter the Christian Slaves were exposed, since v e p those who professed the same religious, faith were lint exempted from such dreadful ex- Celilea of caprice, revenge, and wanton barbarity; tied if the signal blow which the Government has meceived, and which it may be hoped will never :he permitted to exercise its predatory warfare ,again, did not reflect additional . hopotu on Great Britain, for putting an cud to, a,Keecile that has idisgraeed the civilised worlditt,lnfrering it so long to continue. A Limburg!' Mail received this Morning, brings various intelligence. There is a remarkable ac count of the ship in which BuotiArsturc attempted to be turrelled off to America : and which is now at liamborgh. The King of PRUSSIA has re turned to Berlin. There are enthmiastic details •Jot• the Emperor ALEXANDER'S rugtes3 thlough lit dominions, The Loyni Liver y, or or L.. 1 -, pifilion of them,. Owing 10 e ss & i t lief Count df4Nlt:e , writ, in..d its Lei eliciiun uf.ilie dtittytkitiolo its own body and the Public ) having now secured another year's reign to their luiciurite Nlagistratei it it nut surprising that they should become ;1;41.kb-bier, and pl ace theniselves at rince,as,t in t:ln attitude of incnace against the other Autlioii. ties of the country. The trew blosteting gogucs who lead Jhe Conttnon ti t til itectnits plislied a prodigy—z!they.hare, stink the ;lemocraty of the Capital lower than it was before, when in• fineneed by tire •• Old Slagert" as Mr.li.,lYAtTa. MAY very happily call, hiinsell.andiris associates. Never was there.any thing in the shape of polio lar Meetiog so ineffably contemptible as that described in our preceding colorant. 'The cele brated contention in Fleet Ditch, when under the, inspiring presidency of the Goddess tit Dullitess the lowest ambitiout floundered in mod, for the laurel prize, cannot compare with the emulous filth at the Orators whoie matchless effusions we record, Pore's 'IIIIIIIIOIIS Dutielati was outdone by this real Civic Donciad, in which truth, sense, and grammar, were cruelly matigled by Messieurs 111-rctmos, and BUMSTRAD, and other worthies with equally sonorous names. In the midst of much less important matter, however, the Public must rejoice to be assured from their ov.'n mouths, that Mr. %% T oon enjoys good braid!, and Mr. WHITE tolerable health, though it is elancholy to reflect that Mr.WArrn- DEAN'S is so indifferent as not to permit him " to give that attention to the concerns of the. Public which he has been in the habit of doing." Gra cions'lleaven ! who can be found to supply his place—who to fill up the mighty chasm he has left ? Must the' public concerns go to wrack and ruin, or is FLOWER, or WADDINGTON, or Horn . , or THOMPSON,'Or LICMSTEAD aforesaid, the Elija •to catch .the 'patriots mantle...we bad almost said .shata? Oh ROBURT WAITHSAN, loss Irreparable: Ub miserahle City of London, how thy honours and thy ornaments lade away ! We will not stoop to digsect the roaring§ ()Nile Lion, i. e. the Livery, which has, as the Orators said, been roused, because We do esteem this ssiid Lion to be more like another animal in a lion's hide, or a braggart assuming• to swagger in the noble creature's spoils , i 6 noir it fur shame, Ana bang a calf skin." We have this morning 'received 04 Chester Paper of yesterday, the Silt inst., and what is very remarkable, it forgets to mention the Meeting of the 4th, of the Proceedings a►►td Speeches at which a curious Report appeared fa the Morning Chro-' nick of yesterdayl The thing in the Chronicle is too (Intl, for a joke, and too stupid fora hoak, and yet it is strange that the Chester Editor should know nothing about this ", nnn►erou;; Meeting." 'The Num's Riollt4+ will, it IS expected, leave town Twat week. The Grand llake COi4STANiINis brother to the Emperor AmtaNrintt, it : potted,will not arrive irigngland for three weeks'. This Prince coltunkinded the Russian Imperial Guard during the war, and was the Chief Offi cer at the memorable Review of the united Rus. Platt, Austrian, and P1'1154411 Guards at Paris, in 1814, when the Duke of WiLLINGTON made his 'first pablic appearance in' that capitll. Prince Ci)NefAtiTIVE bears a great resetubldnee to his father, the Emperor PAUL, awl" has, therefore, is our !leaders will see from the portraits, a very small snub nose,'not unlike that of our Baton Nu. GENT, of poetical fame. Brock, Pelham, and Power, the three persons convicted ut coining in the caw of the three Irishmen, last night received sentence of death. They arc to be drawn to the place of execution bpou a hurdle, as the law directs in cases of high treason, to which species of crime coining be longs. Thus tines even-banded Justice return the poisoned chalice to the lip of the Inventors of evil, and an awful, but an impressive and useful t*iimpte is afforded of the retribution which awaits guilt. Yesterday the puke of CLAuttwcz, Earl BA- Tillntbl'i and COMA MUNSTIitt, i,ud alltlittlet4 'of the PRINCK ItaottriT at Carlton•house. The Earl of Ham WWl' arrives naily at his Of fice in Downing -street, where his Lordship trans acts business nearly the whole of the day, 4sxd in the evening retires to his seat at Putney. Sir JAMES BRISBANa arrived on the sth inst. at Portsmouth, alit' irometliately re.awn/le►! the com mand of the Queen Charlotte. . It is reported, that the Baron PAMUIVR, who has jest been elected for Paris, comes immediately into office, and that nothing big the li%eiliest monstrances trout the Duchtss, of Astoont.stitte tide kept . 011 t TA,I f t.BTRANO.Ue tvttS :Atiltittg, it is 11, to come lit as Minister of the Interior, the hike of itleaELlktl still beitrieg the title of Pi i she Minister. WIND' SOW. OCT. 8.--Yesterd4y being very wet the'ltoyed Family did riot leave the Cdsile. Thu Duke and Duclitas of Gt.fivov.iTart are rrtl trout liagshnt Park on a shit in her AIAJESTI and the I'IttNOESUS. Also the Duke of CANta 1%1 DOE from LOllllOll. Tlll% morning her MAJESTY tke VitivcEssEs 1.69 811 itt 4 Ctliit4, and tour to Suiting 1411. SE.III I NEWS' ;i - " 4 ""' • • 6: r vt d die but6t) fri lt)iflibtn4l)nrisntemtb, tdr Holiat)(1:, and remaint. Canle t'altrdiroal the rti.v'er, and salted; the Mo. Hsi Dixosl,. frig JakiAtea, and Lotilloii Packet, 1-1 0INAN , Cir (lporto.-IVind E. N. E. • H, ; .,.rj;••p . 6'C/wk.—The Sir Jarnestivary tutown, tor Cicietura i is preparing and will sal t• 111. i:!veniug 9 the Wind etnithittes - fair. P'orr,mouTiti Ocr. Si—Arrived from the Downs, nud. s iletl, the fleyWootl, wownr, fur "B.S. E. • -litivvtcx, OCT. 8.--Arrived the Lark packet .from Cuxhaven. Sailed the Jane packet for Got tetiburh—both with mails.. , --4Vintl E. Cow Es, theMllington, LYONS, for Bitrubay. ‘.. . ; The Jane, HofEis, from Aberdeen for Rot terdam: and the Dfatl►l, SHARP, from Sunderland Schiedeu;' fan oil shore the 2d inst. near the Buellle.. The sloop Industry, Cock, from Penzance for l'ildstow, has fotintlereil-:— . crew 'saved. r • Extract of a letter front the Agent at Lloyd's at Malta, dated the 13'.11 ult. and addressed to the Agents ar Genoa,, and by them tran s mitted tinclq date 25 di September I have this morn ing,Fr4pived a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at . 44;4, dated 4th September, ice which he men tions as follows :4-rliy a letter received from NA varino, dated 23d,Angust, it appears that two in pirates were ,then cruising off there, and tlostilm had ,taken a Montiginta and a Trahaco- Ja,distant five miles from the port. It was not known tinder what flag there vessels were navi toting, but another Trabacola, under English Co lours.", narrowly escaped the pirates." •It is stated that cite Low MAYOR wa3 re-elect ed by a majority of two Aldermen. hi,t accounts from Gloucester were favour able to the return of Colonel Wens hut the con tett,it is believed, w 4 lll 3t: cure Mr. COOPER'S re turn on the next election. - - - ,The worthy'. Mayor of Queenborough Gtts,pl . has also been honourably re-elected 'for anolier year, on grounds similar to those which le to the continnation of Mr. WOOO, viz. being most energetic, and active in the Police Depart ment: „lodged he seems 'to have surpassed even the LinED 81.si'oti, for thelatter only apprehended ()rt . :loos in , person ) , but Mr. GREAT flogged them into 111,e_bargnin. 44141 e is better than precept. It is said that, Chester is going to imitate the illititritin s vtrent of London, and re-elect it; Mayor tot a second. year. Mr. W Ttls►arl toll the Livery; }•esterday, that Mr. SAIITWS private character was '° pretty fair." !Air. St4Til is in ri returning the comphinent. His distress remiuds us of the old ,epitaph— Itere lies Sarah Sexton, Who was a good w.fe Roil never rex'dorie--. who eau say that of ficr in the next stunts? " Pretty fair," forsooth Various reasons have been stated why the Dry of A 1.011.115 permitted our ships to anchor so quiet ly, lonure be fired at them.. Among, others it is su. : gested, that he was sitting in , council in Di ‘oalmi:* which time it is death to interrupt him ; ;nail ExmouTu had anchored before the c.' 14 4 broke up. .The British broadsides brake ,on , Divhip, however, ,very uucereuiuniouslye anti wi4l.los?t,fegettil to preceded(' The ltoyalists.openlydeclare that they expect im vi i . u:icy. in the next Chamber, or, at least, such inniorit yas -the.Aliaisters - cannot resist. The. first (pest ion to come before the Deputies will, it is said, be the project of an order for regulating the the : deltates.; the purport, that no 5p9444,411 be 114bli,litakot .lirortler4.theCluisn, ;!ftod,tipon the success of this ,proposition will depend inlogreattul:asure the result 111 the conflict ire( the.two parties, , The Royulists have less (-Nisei:halve, but much More clogoeoce, if one may jititg,fiy the Members of the hoe Chamber. Their simit.of-tbe question, tob, and the boldness with theYktuay express themselves, .admits of Inpicdootiti,sentiments calculated to heat a peorile so.iuffanintable as the French. 'They therefore calculate %Vial reason that much : Of' their success ,depetni upon the publication of their speeches. Women of rank about the Erench Court are dinided .into two classes---,les entriganntes ,and les doactst.----Tbe loiter have not ut late, paid their ustial.eourt to the Ku's°, but crowd the saloon of Madame M K. A Uermais. Joornal, by way. of ridiculing the sway of .1411 army of Jews at Babylon, has added ,to it, !pot : accordingto telegraphic il)Telligenee frit ‘7:o4lstklntilsople, received fit Vienna and Trieste, a sanguinary battle took place 911 the 2Sth of August, on.the plains of the ancient Pergamus, in.. Asia Minurt between these istaelites a n d a Turkish army, which apilearcd , to have decided a m thi hag the Ottoman Empire ` . Eight hundred thousand,Maboutetans were killed iiird soil One , hundred and fifty thoosand women . made risoners. .According to the Same repurts it. is f u rth er added, that _ the Israelite aunty had a carps to f ens sly tliousrpidflitilints,.shoftnted on camels. A kplititre i, stiltl tri htie taken place between the l':rench Go‘crnineot and the PoPe. It ap petns, that an arrurgeme n t had been made* bv the Count, she Bt.scas with the Court of Rome, ivy Which the Papal dominion a iry `Frmince came greater than,. even: hvfore the Ilevulut ion W!s'lrly sent tOPatia, torlhe purp o se of b e i ng rattso,, the King,; but, be mtitvetty refused to crmn . ft, ambling, i t i s said that h e . sCould rofer Trott! the old maxim of .tte Crimson! •' Wit (the Mpg) ett uzie pertontut !0(0 erre th3ii telt, pr,(4)Ritt.i duet it fmitt t 0 nits baiTer Its quelq.‘t fop !DKr 4ekt The (Tvt troll 1 1 ire5 for the tliiiipl) way r, wtiich we mentioned yesterdny a , 'lag, accordion it, a entrrstet.w.to toe 4 , k - =t4v ,, C" 111 Pa"Y• will, it is stated, .ocr„upy I a 199 twd • requicu 20,00t1 touiCof atm/ "' I 000 tons of MiBc:!trAtcous. tolititkOnANOß; had but few IVesh arrlvals .his thuitting;.lbui the troth: ih gt. deral tias tolerably brisk. Pine Illieat and Oats suld readily, and fully suppokted y's pt. fe es dedishili n tc, rather cleat et. 'Barley ;1 Alatt *vie tittl as clear, Fide Flour 13 fixed al 85s'. pet sack. Foreign V'itettt, Os. 70s. Fine ditto - - . 1)49. Ka;dish Wheat -7;•:. ();ii ditto so . . Fine Rye Fine ditto • - =• - Barley - -110 i. aSs, Fine ditto - - - 4is, --s., Malt Fine ditto - 4 Gl's. Wllitellease(bollert) 4(. 495, Fide ditto - 645. —.s. arcyPen.Ac - - • 455. 40ss nil' tirey Prime - A 2,. Tick !km!, - ,Solitill Ileaiii ' 46, hOt: Old (Vows . —. 4 . Feed Oats iiied4to ditto - 3t4, sipeAtitto -30 s. Itifiegrett :1-11:11.)U. per last. Plattr - 801. Attcootts., - Os. 7th. : PkbESTRIANISM.--BARNET convicted .1w night at haf-yast ten o'clock 47 miles, and titit: morn ing be started at four o'clock precisely, at seven he had gone II miles, which, in the whole, is 1159, miles since his first commencement; LordSvnrrsv OSBORNI3, l!rOtllt'r tai the Duke of LE DS, who proceeded tin a tour in the Mali , . tetriineaN, in the Glasgow, relosed to go on shore at liibraltar, but insisted dti accompabying friend, Capt. MAITLAND; to Algiers; where he fought at one of the earronades, and a*sisteit at the capstan for. seven boom , : • A Gentleman orrivdd frontSwitterland says, he had frequent opporinnitltivni seeing Ilutt.rp.t , ista. litinNAriAttrn, the Ex;Qtteeti t,ll - follatitl, at Con stance; and that herseicretary•informed him, she WFIS in the habit of receiving , daily 150 -letters from Paris. It is pretended that she carries on a very active eorrecpontlence:with her ancient friend and confidant. The French Minister of Police has, it is said, taken into his confidence that Ao . nguitiary Revo• lationist and Regicide, TALLtitst, to whom he gives audiences of two hours at a time in his prig. rate cabinet, •Oulhe pretext of in-health,•ClAL* LIEN is permitted to evade the law:which bauisbeil ail Regicides from the French territory. TALLuiv . allowed. no respite to the brave Noblemen at Quiberon. Early in the tnorninp-off.Ttietilsy s'e'nnlght, the house of Mr. Tuttaeal, , tsf 4)castrington, -near Howden, was broken into by 'route villains, who, having bound Mr. 'l'. Intortanst toot in bell, pirt , iog. , H rope round his neck, and . covering Iris facet with at rug, threatened at the stme .time , “Lhan t r. him it he *aid a word : the thieves then proceeded to rob the hotmt, and obtained about in gold, besides notrs, and a quantity of silver, 4 kit tt :1101 they decAmped,leaving Mr. T.. in the perilous si .t,outon idiot (I described, front he WR'S relefltied during the for engort by. ale Assists ahee.nt tint tleigthont:S. ATraaat~x .t .\1 ugusit Torsiatiptsr ELI.f Satturda rt tiieutleman from fmtniout ennit do nn to Tonbridge-Wells to receive lent ot a man named Lancey, who, niteriniying hint, vi , ry 11)0k a pistol out of hil• pocket Itinl fried at The Gentleman was conveyed bed, and the wound examined by the surgeon of the place, when it was found that several S'Olit.shots had entered his temples ; but though he lingetcd in at very doubttnl state,' he was not dual! yet terday %then nor .*ecimilWVittne away. I. n. cry, on his examinationjTh'fhre', the Magisttatlk net4s o) . ) and Sir 0:'" 13 bObttitt, -confessed he hail long had the intetttitrtr`lo kill the Gentle» man, in consegnettee of an °Ph - parcel, uhielt htd haul not forgotten. Tile 'is, we under. stand, it wine.tuerchant in .Pimlico; and Lancey is a publican at Imam idge.—(cuunty Pap e r,). On Thursday morning, at sevvit u'ctock, %Vaal)) O'Brien was moldered lay a number,of fellows, on the high road between Brut} arid Nil. manta, !Oland .it . t appeared;from au 'lnquest held by, CfiAktLES IiENOTT, k,p . ,C9tOlier, sat 81:11tr, [l ' lo the deceased belonged, to 'ono of the factions which disgrace. ;hut !Wig! hour .hood. A verdict of ildfol ilarder was returned against two men, who, as tkviy ge,not yet Awe.• lienUed, we decline Rublisl.o% i t,heir names, Not. wit hit anding the aboNwiliVc tile MondaY;fol lwein.g_not less thanoQt lifl i teAsetutded at thetnir of Dromin, in battle . arrily.lnpFlt bloNsliett watt expected ; but 4y the interrtience of several gen tlemen, and itdetochnient' - a the., )6th •regiutetit, the disturbers were 'dispersed, mid order restored., --(Pubi:n Parer.) "Greta Sueeese.—G.CaatlOLL has the highest sa., iisfaction itt-nunonticing the great Soccelsrltar lore Uttemilvd ithe at his ()tikes- On Eti. any,' LiCt.Ober 4, tltu Lottery finished drtifying, ‘yllen capital Privs were all f 14.1 itt Shi:l , ' tut CARatiLL's Offices Nu. 7,781, ft Pr4Se of j. 00,40,), in teSlnvres • • . 14,010 1 4 0;+0, in It Stair r 3 1,34 - - • 1,000, in 6 bhBrt-s• - • k 1.000,in ti SiLtres esrvi - ' 660, in II !til,;tl et 5049 600, in it tiii;istei . With) • 6 500, io II The fortunate Adventurers may -rece;ve the Hilt's: of their respective Shires New Stott. Lottely, to be tirttonditfl:im Otte. ()ay, EIM Uctoberl euntoitrs 'Dote. nt.44(400t), AN.c. is'od Only p,OOO :kickcts.,T.tigir o es ore selitng.by CitkiltOLL. the gltOtatct,l4,l At hit i urto. slateWri ate tes, Coria l iti,.o, o l‘ 26, °Mord. Plitteet. Te Eighth Wurtfier of the nylly justly be called, is the o . latltt tirl.!ge . %4t Srtaticr;. 1-ind, being more thalt RA) feet aLovoic Mark, tat which Yri,tty (“- largr - Metl4.l, f il n y e%vcilte d ft.tr tiscf....s,Abistets_ot -the r.ttritrio4, itrtletneti to ta sty IN.retoiser 1)6, , IJcif teey, goitatil Vii , ltittrtott, ; ,pitril Ot bcooz, ':0(. 1 41 k 000/ - elk: being ' , wetit reiTurtiott f%rbotcrigHt , ic;it I%t.l“ta tq) Citeliticr it.oi :4) !lie ii i , l this itvc:litlt. 1) Tit lira V- ill b enti:),tl :71-IY,JO/ , tit 7501. ts Most yr ,"/ 154, 1 , 41v4.4 11 2,11 14•', i .04 ,rt.r, 37 - t,411* Illywurlivt,tattdl.ll, 4% , ),. ,, J=4-at.Autt# •