The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-30 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS, [RECEIVED ?MS MOWING.] `Aius, Oct. 27.—The Count. Deepholie, ac companied by the Ambassador of England, went yesterday to the Grand Gallery, of the Mnseutn", where be remained npwards'of two hours extt roining the chef d'otuvres of this establishment. they haveining up in the blue Saloon a whole length portrait of his Majesty, whet' about i 5 or 46 years of age. He is represente4 as,in the dress of Colettel of the Regiment of Provence, at the plotnent when the Regiment is defiling before his Royal Highness. The Prince bolds his bat in his hand té Isiutt the colours. We learn by travellers from Languedoc') that eight days of extreme beat have, to the great as toniihment of every one, lust only ripened the stapes, bit they have even increased in site, so as to render the viotage very productive in these count rtes. - TO facilitati And accelerate the verification of the Powers, Messrs. the Deputies are requested to leave with the Secretary, Ist, the register of their With 2d, an extract from the register of the contributions, stating the amount of the taxes , • paid by them for 1616. They are also begged to ;make known to the Secretary their Ogee of abode at Paris. VteNNA, - Ocs. appears that General Count de Mime it'charged witha private mission to Piedmont. • It is km u that the King of Sar dinia obtained, in the indemnities granted to Italy, a sum of 10 million: of (tenet, upon condition of 'keeping the fortigeations in hit kingdom in good order. It is supposed the Commission of the Ge ueral is relative to this object. • ; The ward-rube and effects of the late Empress will he sold in the course of this week. They are estimated at more than half a million. According to letters from Constantinople we learn, that the English Minister there has had several Conferences with the reis Effernl4: relative to the Expedition to Algiers. To several questions, the Tut kish Minister replied, that the Divan would remain neuter concerning the affairs of the Barbary Powers, so long as they undertook nothing contrary w the Treaties which existed between the Sublime Nile. ItliS 6 i4, and Austria, anti that in this case alone would the Grand Seigneur interfere. An article trom Constantinople mentions, that in the list of Govtroors of Proviucts, the Paellas of Algiers, Tunis, and Tripoli have nut been confirmed. NA rites OCT. 13.--AVe have reef it'll' very satisfactory news front Sicily. The raising of the National Regiments goes on with great rapidity. -A great number of deserters from the Sicilian 'Regiments, in the service of the English, arrive every day. The hive of their country is awakened in all their hearts; and thanks be to the Prince who governs its. The South of Italy offers an interesting spectacle by the progress which it is making in civilization. The ',unarm)l is quite another man. Several associations for fishing are formed, under the pro •tection of the Hereditary Prince, which employ a great number of that class of people. The great question of national representation continues to occupy his Majesty's Council. It .appears that particular elPeumstances have re tarded the resolution of his Majesty upon this subject ; but every thing causes us to hope that , the South of ftaly will, like the other States of Europe, enjoy the representative Government. PA It 'St 1 Ocr. 13 —Two En;;lixl►nmen, Sir I?oberi end Sit:et,* I►,ive heels here some time, mind visit tk h great attention our Monuments of the Arts, Aluseumi, and Library. They have been to the ruins of Vetleja, and nere present at some excava. During their visit a fine bas-relief teas cnverek:placed over a fountain. It represents Ca%tor -and Pollux, anti is composed :of four filmes. MAC Lama, Antiquary, thinks it is Greek, and executed in the purest, time. The English. &weals have had many conferences with the Abe Derossi, one of the most learned men in the Oriental languages, stud who possesses an unique collection of bibles. The Emperor Alexander made offers tor this precious library, but it appears that Austria wishes this literary monument to remain in Italy. M. rikrossi has tious. refused t( make my terms with Sir Robert and Sinel, who bad shown an intention to treat with Lill) for his biblical library. NI,)D2NA, Ocr. 1.5.—A report haft spread that the Align idri troops were upon their mivelt for the AtirtitAtii It) evdendte the kingdom of Naples. Vie !rive reason to think this news premature. Dcito tint' bluetit in the Attit; isti troops. Alitutto, 15.—An r4or.lindry Gazette fn file tiny hcf•me yea ter(Lq put/tithes vast number * Whn may they be of-pardons and promotions, which signalise the epoch of his Majesty's marriage. CONSTANTINOrLS, kaPT, 1.5.-4.9 a the night of the 23d and 24th of this month the Palace of the &rand Sultan fell a prey to the .fiames. The Sultan, his son and wives, ran the greatest risks. A bath of tl►e Harem, not extiogt4shia; the cause of this fire. Ettastmittr, 20.--They •atq - that the English Cit;lntnercial'house at Frankfort, which failed for 800,000 florins, will arrange its affairs by ,the sale of a great qoatitity of merchandize. The fourth preliminary conference, of the Mi nisters of the Diet , will take place in the coarse. of next week. TO-MORROW ALL THE STATE LOrI'ERY WILL BF DRAWN, - 1 -THE SCHEME, WITH ONLY 6,000 TICKETS, CONTAINS THREE GRAND CAPITALS OF L. 90,000, &c. &c.—THE DRAWING BEGINS AT TEN O'CLOCK IN iHE MORNING. MAILS. Haaaburgh, 1 Guernsey" anti . JeAti; ThiSliti, 2 Waterford, PRICE 0; STOCKS THIS DAY AT r Bank Steer, 9101 per Cent. 6O 3 per Cent.. COll3 Glii I per Ceuts. 7U4 5 per Ceut. N. Aun 95/11 'EIJI: O'CLUCIC. Hank LAnn.... 15 13-16tbsi India [funds,..... 14s. pr. Exch. lOs. pro Cuus. fin Novesuber,...tiii et cotntsE OF EXCHANUE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29. Amsterdam nitto, at Sight 3B 10 Amsterdam lA►tto, at Sight ll 17 ttutterdant l2 1 2 Us. Antwerp ' .. 31 to Ev.Moner Hamburg!" . Anoint Paris, 9 Day's sight Ditto nom deanx, ditto Frankfurt un the Maio Madrid Cadiz iestilir . .. . 34 !Him Gibraltar Leghorn Genoa... 41 ---.... Venice 27 Malta 4ti —Naples 39 Palermo , ' l'l4 per Ot, Lisbon , -1 ,51 Oporto . 65 Rio Janeiro Dublin .. .... 114*—C0rk..... 114 per Cent. /Iglu of the Bank un Holland.... 2 HlOll WA'IsER AT LONDON 13111DGF. TO-MORROW, Nlortiiiig, 26 minute. after 11. Evening, 51 nittnites after 1 FRENCH FUNDS. 3 per cents. Bonk Action; 1134f. 75c. AMERICA. We have derived the following information from the New York Commercial "hire:titer of th e I s t October. We do not remember to Sive seen the same published in England ; and it being highly interesting to trade, we depm it right to give it publicity : • Commercial Advertiser, Oct. 1. IMPORTANT LATTER.--4 4 0r the following letter, enclosed under the Liverpool (late nt August 19th, and received this morning by the way of Boston, we are indebted to a very respectable commercitil house in this city. Should the measutes adopted by the Lords of tie British Treasury meet the 8411Cli011 01 the Patthithellt, our tiovernment will doubtless manifest the same accommodating spirit, by repealing the extra two per cent. auction duty upon goods imported Irons England in British vessels :--- 4 ' Liverpool-Office, 'Westminster, Aug, 23, Isle. " question having arisen, whether the equalization of duties on the produce of the United States imported in American and British ships, established by the late Commercial Treaty, ought not to extend to ate auction duty on the first sale after importation for account of the importer; and a recomineifiration having been addressed - by Ihe,,Foreigt, office and the Board of Connell to the Treasury, to adopt that construction o f the Treaty most favourable to the ',Lips and products of the United States, notwithstanding the opinion en tertained by some law authorities, that the auction duty, being an internal and (to the parties paying it) an optional duty, and not a duty on importa tion, is not fairly within - the meaning of the treaty : the Lords of the Treasury have this- day order. ' ell the Board of Excise to direct their., Solicitor to prepare a bill for the next ession of Parlia ment, to legalize the sale by auction of American produce imported in American ships, on the same terms as it imported in, 111 itish ships. And they have further directed the Excise, henceforth, not to require the payment of auction ditty on such sales' of American product, soul to refond all such duty ; ifittty such shall have been' paid since the 26th of Arigust, 1815; the parties in both cases giving security for the amount of the ditty so unpaid or 'refused to them, to 'abide the derision of Parliament. " Tilts latter condition, you will feel, is tine voidable in cases like the present, it being in the CoMprteliCe of Parliament alone to impose or re mit Government mules ; and if the nominal liabi lity to the ultimate payment of auction duty should have a tendency, as it probably may, to prevent individuals front availing theinselves of the indulgence which this order is ' i nstentled to convey, it must he remembered on the other hand, that there is no instance of the Government hay ing failed tti redevin such a pledge as is virtually given by the order in question. " I ant, with respect, Sir, your very faithful and obedient Servant, ".1. BACK TIOCAE, Jon. "To the Chaimart of the Alum ican Chamber of Cuuluirste, SI•I1I' NEWS. TORBAY, OCT. 28.—Arrived the Charlotte, F4NCOUItT, of and from Petersburgh for Rio Ja neiro, with loss of anchor and cable. Sailed his Majesq's ship Larne to the Westward, awl the Alacrity, FINDLAY, for the Cape of Good Elope. IVind S. E. DEAL, OCT. 29.—Arrived the Isabella, Gape• SON, from Bremen for Cadiz, and sailed. Came ►lawn from the Hirer, an►l sailed, the Antoinette, Itocu ESTER, for Buenos Ay►es.-- -Wincl E. VORTEROUTH, OCT. 29.—Sailed the Russian igate 'Mercury to the Eastward,—Wind-R. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 28.....Citint in the Norway ship Solertia, Ullmann?, from Longwood with limber and deals ; and the French schooner Phoe nix from St. Meloe's.—Wind E. FALMOUTH, OCT. 27.—Arrived the Statirs. THOMAS; Hope, ----; IVillin g Maid, PRATT; and Active, flocxeNt, (rota London ; Polly, BRow N , anfl Fortune, BADCUCK, from Plymouth. Wind S.W. strong gales. Eight, p. m.—The wind has backened to the . Southward, but does not blow so strong. GaavaseNn, OCT. 29.—Arrived the industry,. Roy, from Rostock ; fiche, Jameson, from Bre. men ; Three Brothers, Vanderplass, from Rot terdam. Sailed the Ganges, Falconer, for the Isle of France; Hero, Morrison, for New Or. leans ; Malta, Brooks, for Ostend ; Hoffanus, florstman, for Bremen Agenorin, Legott, for Amsterdam ; Wow Gysberta, likasnobt, - for Rot terdam. The Hero, of 74 gun*, recently launched at TN.ptfnrd, ll* since been coppered, and is to kid tq at Sheerness. THE SUN. 501.P.:1 . 4401s vt:HE Atlnt:str LONDON, IVEDNESD.II, OCTOBER 30, 1816. RIOTS AT BiItNIINGHANI On Monday evening a set ions Disturbance broke out at Birinie. ‘ lhain, but %which was suppressed in an hour or two by the activity of the Magistrates, seconded by the zealous co-operation of the Mi litary, who were called in after the Riot Act had been read. We understand that it commenced by the mob breaking the windows of a loyal Book seller, who had circulated some Anti-Jacobinical Publications, to his infinite credit. The streets 0011 became crowded, and stones were throtto by the Wows at the Officeskand Soldiers, one or two of whom were, we regret to say, severely hurt. Parties of the 15th Dragoons and 711 In fantry were the troops employed. Some of the most active Rioters were taken, and sent to Whir. wick Gaol. By eleven o'clork all wds quiet. Sir 11. PANE was expected at Birthingham every minute. On Monday there was a Meeting at Manches ter of 5000 or 6000 of the Lower . Orders of Peo ple, but who separated, after some violent speeches from their Leaders, without disturbance. There were no accounts from Ireland, w•e un derstand, this day ; and hence we hope, accord big to the adage, that " no news is good sews." The last accounts, as we stated, respecting Lord Wurrwoimi, announced a favourable change in his disorder. Rear Admiral PLANIPIN is appointed to suceeei Sin. PULTENEY MALCOLM in his Station at St Helena. We have the Park Joothals of the , 27th. It is oted, that the 2‘linisters may try to imskain their influence in the Upper Chamber, by the creation of twenty new Peers, sixteen Ecclesiastical,. and four persons of Note during the revolutionary era. A private letter even mentions two of the latter, M. Du CAzR, anti CiLIXPAGNY Due tie CADORE ; hut this is too gross for belief. Ano ther report is, that an-addition of ten millions to e Budget, in fnvonr of the Ciergy, is to be held out as a bribe, to reconcile that body to-the disposal of the Church Lands, for'the benefit of e State, The French Clergy are the most respectable body , retraining in France, and it is impossible to . imagine that they could be brought to degrade and impoverish their Order, already it, too low a state for the morals end happiness of the country, by entering into such a compromiac of princijle, and at last subscribing to the doctrine of revolt): tion from which- they have suffered so much. Very flattering accounts of the South of Ita!y are given in these Papers. There are also some curious notices of the politics of the Sublime Porte, but as.,.yet they are mere int/endues, and assume no tangible shape. It has become a subject of discussion with some of our eontemporaties, w:lether 40D0 mett, , sent front France to recover Saint LVmingo, will, by joining PETION,-be sufficient. for that put pose? and then, whether the Island hid better be under Francla Dowlufou, or a free Negro Etu- Aire. Upnn these points, more important in prokpect of years than immediately, we 5 1 only observe, that no such force has as sailed frora France, and that whatever might thought of the restoration of Ilnyti to Froee a Colony, there is a thous►nd times greaterddn; to our Vest Indian Empire in the formation that African po►rer so cherished by our Metbedi at home. _ A Iforning Paper publkhes a long 'Woe of the arrest of Mr. IA.PGILLIERAY and Wilt(' pi ties (entitling themselves the North West COl pithy)", on Lake Superior, N.A. by Lord SaLKIR and a force undef his command. Their Fort W also taken possession of. The whole p a rtners said to have been made prisoners, and all th;e papers, and merehandize, &c. seized. The narrative of these transactions is 50 er dently ex-parte and exaggerated, that we Wa n t consent to give it place in our impartial calutaill The Transport Board, as a separate establish ment tinder Government, was entirely ab''° sbel on Monday last. 'Tice shipping concerns o v i Office will henceforth be conducted by iti 4 '7,, jc ii Board ; a nd th e Sick ant Hurt Departal eat Victualling by' the Victuallin Paper.) There was a. further considerable fall in the se,' veral exchanges- yesterday. That on Pa ris olienel b about 25. 20. and was done as low fis, ls ',„ wards the close of change it iecovered little, left off at about 25..10. . The variation in the reign exchanges is ascribed, with great the .expectation of the ports being upenciV ll°4!l .... for the importation of corn. Sugars rose-(1 21.1"" cwt. yesterday, in consequence of - the' c ige which the tall in exchanges giver xOll merchant in his exports. The g reat exl o it — , .there has been of late has given r ise to pinger",7 ll hills, drawn on .foreigners, money have found it their inlVailtage at the regular course of exchange. 111.4.14e5el 4.1!„ atit" titer: 'has been -ConiderablieOntilh!liw".itt t e lately, and the nunterOui 3010- of stuck w 4 1 have recently been made probably took !dike a view of raising money to lay out in Ill ' e r s le t i lon i)nke of CAMBRIDGE; though Hader 418 r title of Count DEEPIioLITZ, is universally r.Cel; nixed with all time 11°114111.s of an ILitglisb i r r ( t h a t his suite is some what mote dist ing" i ' lledl " ° of the Duke of KENT; he is attemled by so riot fieer in British uniform, two 'the flau ° .,,- tis , E uniform, and an nglish Gemleman out of ou'u the The accoochement of her Royal Highness Duchess of CUMBE RLA ND is Said to be dai l l g . reef ed. ' td WIG The Duke of I\rosTanSit, WC are tutu is seriously indisposed with a violent attack Pit" gout, at his seat, Buchanan H ouse , Scotlan d. fro r u . lo r itt la ly y ,alool ,, irQ b vei s si , t it ti t::n e l, ot t l t s s i k s et , t )f li lt is tb i a l e o l l:::_ ich n r : f t g li t e Eb i e t t e rn e pastst those ße f a vourite xatTili A y yo ung n fi e s a its Greec e, La m y, of c019 1:4 1, he has traced such vivid pictures. ll • leo* accomplishments and fortune, front Ireland, et°23; ed. 'on Saturday last, from the residence "f Gentleman's Palet f( d )r ee G it r a e n t l i b i 1 a Green, 1111' pthat i eler t u The crew o f th e Gl a sgow f r igate, one Pliant Algiers fleet, I I • ff 4. .red much in if eer, Kr )1C Sty s t attack, were paid WI yesterday, on boar" Dept far a d. ."" '' 11 °RBID I NII AlojulaY 5 c ver , a nets -born infant was found in the River ti ; s Northwich, wrapped tip in a handkerchief wi: i , " tic i stone tied to its neck. We hole Lk" . t . s t i r e. mother may be discovered and brought toJoi I OS' The poStillan front t o gxeler , vi e s' robbed last Wednesday night, still lies in etP' pita!, with. his skull fractured , e nd altog a very dangerous state. d N ab Miss IVaLsTEIN played Jane Shore, si n 0 4 in The Devil to Pay, at the Dahlia Themit , Monday night, for the benefit of Mr. &PS' ', die DARING BURGLARY.—Between tile hours Of rtla' yesterday morning, a tttoit of . , b sif b a tetii n n uatil t r is) l e g iti l t yt a l it: ' r i r ; l e : : :: rtnl; was cumlttlit:eft in the hois t to Jourtiaine, No. 4, York-place, City-ro3ll' co iat barn pit ttse Clay, 9iii ) rf borne until a late hour, after which the '" i lt s . 'ita been effected. The villains tR the yard of Mr. Jctrilaine's house; 1011) 0 0 marks it was !discovered t h a t t h e y,strore ! bis .,to open the hick 'door, which not being , ( 14 y e a ff r e t e i t t , hr ts , .. ) i u t i l g t h tl t ie he ll i c i l i f i t e :f crow-bars, cbi s e ll4 . l : 114 hatchet, they cut their way from a will . 1 hot, very high trolls to .10,14# t o m ve a r r ll s tla sz il: ,. .VY A h n e l r o e n t x ilLy th b e r i t r A s e pa g o a c i t ut : e c y 'llrili c sk a i‘t+ r 't( r ''' i r e lli i c` i. e o il i be l l silver coffee and tea pot, a silver ntillyriicti, w bio t they. robed, tobgreictikiesrvawliiitt;:ottbtelerklaticico; 'a v er tea-bpoons, twin silver salt-spoons. 2 ° s hts, handkerchiefs,' &c. soi l two Gent i, i neit's 00 4 leaving two old hats behind cut in picc‘ fr li sv ia ;il f r t : r s% ll : l l f l s es e t ffe trace el tlmir whichescape, WI t fitt° covery. twkr u CoaoKEß's INQUEST.—An To/ at the King's Arms, lidgware-road, bri°Wroay MAS STIELiNG, Esq. Coroner, upon the e s tns Joseph Nelson, a waggoner, who was in t pad' ploy of Messrs. Deyk in end Co. whar6ilifer4'xior and was found dead in his bed c ' s , '24 "Y morning. Thomas ',Vass, snrg et) . l. ; c ite Brown-street, Edgware-road, said, fhli i tt a tha t mined the body of the d e c e aseti, 9 1 )( 1 ,, f l r i : l l,cart: there was a substance in the task " 1 j j c itase ti which Prevented the blood tirculatittg. an( . , r• his death. Verdict—." Died by the 4 15 i God." rro The present Lottery terrni n4t r 1 - ' Sr rl isel °f when the 6,00 with the m Iht; 0 Ti‘kets, 20,000/, u'C. etc. !trill all 1w ,dra"'l l i n k • i „th* Drawing begins as early as Tot °' l; ' g o To M ' on*: ti , all the Officts will -rmin P night till Eleven o'Clock.