The Sun. — London, England, 1816-12-16 00:00:00

FUSNCH CAPERS. Pdinis,'„nee.tt. CITA:MIER OP l'itOS, otc. In. A Peer submitted to the,Chomber a proposal to supplicate the King to lay helove the Chamber a )4Ojeet 01 law relative to tlie reSponsi')ili,ty of 41i• -tasters. The Cbanther ugretd to take the pro positi into con%iiieration. CIiANIIIER OF DEPUTIES, Mc. to. .The Bureaux oecupicti therwilves with the pro jects relative to the liberty of intlividitAls. There trill bi'oti Thursday, at one &dock, tt pwhiic bit • tiny;, to receive n caminunientiuu Of Alitti , rer* in the name of the King. DEte: t 1...-the '(liffert , tit Ooriliniosions continued their labnurs. The Chamber 'will hear to-ntorri)tiv the repot t of the (.4otnntission on ,Petitions. • • A ,Royal Ordinance of yesterday's date (tired% 11114 the exemption [rout duties granted to grain limo • be extended to rice,• which shall be brought into the kingdom either hyi seat or land. The bounty granted 9n the importation of wheat, barley, amt rye, is extended to maize, lii coast!. trieure there will he" paid oa that sort of grain. co rolog from abroad, a• bounty of. 3 fi aims per metrical quintal, . , • he. Committee on the, budget in the Chamber of Deputies bas t it it said, totaalmously k,sented to the creatiuu of the Obis, millit!ns of annuities 'propocri by the Minister of riitatiee, - • It is affirmed also, that the Committee of the . Chamber eltarg.:.ll With the examination of the, aw on elections has approved of it, with the :excep . thin of, a few modifieatfruss, whie)l.du hot affect the, substance of the law, The King has ordered the proseention of some woiks io the park of Vrr . salth,-5,., which will em ' ploy, during wiatet, itid,poor 4:thiasrers. lle has also gr4atell 800,0 tr, tn.: eiOloyeri in cleails lug the interior ot that town:.' • The scu lptor Canova is 'at resent -employed at Ittitue on three busts, with which the Italy Father - Meaas to petiott Lord Ca*tlereitKa, the Duke of ~Veilitit„tot►, ;end her. niniltna, t,he Under Secre , ...tary. of State of the Znglish Ministry. , It is well kttOlett that these ;Wee persontmost materially Contributed to- the restoration of the 'at ticles -of art to the Pope. • •:• The Mail° of Rome saysei.if: ft 'avail with ex. 'creme surprise that, on theldlilds November, We ow the hills of Algido owl Tooninto-coveted nit!' snirN mite flakes (alit evert h Itrinte. in our einutie, is au extfaritdittary phittoatei)On in the middle of Noeclobee,.. ViScootst Clustemitbriattil has just ptiblisherl the. speech and proposition width he delivered to the chamher of Peers ott the subject of the last elec. In an adsertisement, NI. de Chateattbriand stateS, that ter: went on the 211 instant to correct the proofs et Ditto's, the printer 1 that be found Vim pinch alarmed the theme that haul been held out to him . ; anti thar,lll order not to expose. hint to ne rs e cl t tionf„Jtewitinfrew_lllcpr9Y,s l teyt.s. jug to comprontke M. le Normant, he was under the necoisity of resorting to Dentts. M. de Chateattbriand complains' loudly of this, asking, " Where ate weiWhat have we to expect ? What 'loss haltened to me to“lay may happen to any other Peer or Deputy to-morrow." Bot after all, w h a t h a s h a ppeoeti Is not the pamphlet in a 4tourse of *ale'? What signifies it, whether it was printed by Didot or newt; ? The. public are not ,• deprived 4f,it r tlaishs decisive.:—(Jour. de Paris.) CAMSHAY , DISC. &—ltt Ap,ril lasts violent con occasioned by 14 . 0014 .f orge heinnitig to one of the Corps of the Eriiii s sfi army, destroyed. houses in the commune', of ,Vitinaine Notre- Dante, noir this city. At thertlitest of the Duke of 'Wellington, the English government has afford..el su c c our to the victims of this unfortunate event, Pod a slim of 19,91.?, fr. has been paid to them in various proportions according to their losses. The officeta hall previously atfordeol them some oid.„ • 613.140 A Nov. 30 .L..ll.ertr-Alitniral Penrose has written to the English. Con.til at Genoa, a letter elided Malta, Nov. 7,' on hoird the Albion, in 'which he informs hint, that 'tiner, the .glorions victory of Lord Exmouth over the Algerines, he had sent dispateht-s to • the floversinteots of 'l 4 ri• poll and Tools, communicating tit them the re*, c e nt etents, and proposing .to them at the carne COW to conform to the known wishes of the Prince :it e g c ut„ and voltuttorily to accept th'e ti.stne,eon•-• sbtionri which the Algerioes had been compelled to accept. ...lite eonserpteneei of Oaf intimation lots been the prompt deliverance of all rite Chris tonv douluell h slavery in these two States.— "bits there no longer 'remain 'its Barbary any ch e i t uf sio , hot those who choose' to remain there. The Admiral adds, that the chiefs of these two, .Staten' are perfectly ready to make peace with all •ilte Powers with whom they are at present en. gaged In hostilities. Roma, Nov. 23..--We learn front Florence that Madame 'Ney, the widow of the Marshal, has taken up her togitlence with All lice family, and 1.11,,t the French Minister, the Chevalier tie Vernegnes, had declared that lie took her under his special protection. This is a new proof 'of the generosity of Louis XVIII., who tuts no wish to loutish Alatlame Ncy and lier.ellildrett,for the crime of the Marshal. • - 1114111t1r), N'br: 28.--Otir:,forejgn trade expert.' •• corms a agont which b rakes ,ttkelf felt in this capital,. the venire of all relatinfts. hence re. sultlt a Very realtirkilble Want of ready money , not that there is not hoarded' in the Peninsula a m a ss wore than sufficient for all'its wants, hot that ig iiiirrrOillictire %%lien there is no lonoca An active A I the rumours of an amnesty to t/te expatriat. lave died a Wiry. Itome, Nov. 2-3 . ,—r,stretct front a, private Leiter, 1 4 The Consulie have received 4.t l etrer from the, Secretari.tt of klealth at 4idtu j . dared th e 4 t h n t November , announcing that a, vessel which !di, Tripoli on ( b e 2,i, has give!t theklllovoing pardon lyrs t—Oo the 20dt of Oetober,a Turkish ship left Constantinople whit 28 passengers -and 31 atalors, Wm . ! atriveil at tr,pri l :y, the I;lagitt was on, board, and , trotti the 29th to the :;I . ‘t, pitrsnns died, and sevett others fell sick. The:l-)e,Y fefo-ctetl' them to *paratttine, andult6y evert.- oh liKerl to dcpart. The port* the Nlediterrane.o; are warne , l to bold themsetves on their 'guard on ibis oceasion, • M. )3resi,dovernor of Prositione, is reCalle'd for not having takint;.the necessary precatttion ,- try titeastit es 'in di',,hantiin g the turps of Shirres: (Volice ()tfieers), Many of these',Oten; have en tered into the Iterviee of NaPlei:. yof, ft 11fRtiOg with ti), c'4,llC IS Stlll“lttliteti fOr . (1,10 Of impria~tl►utr , t, art the mode of pititishoteitt is he: eome tin frequent tl(e streets of this capitztl, that the pnblie view it witli the grem.ey. indifference. *"Try speak of a projeci to bring hack all the refl.• giousprders into' four . gt'attti tnounitic 11i14a, aml to commute the. es hole into the ptimitiee regulations, W expert a solemn notificatitm of the grand meet. stire. Tlik reform will contribute notch 'to the splendour of the Church, and he hurtful to sonic of the minor interestis l‘latty remonstrances have been' made in favour of the poorer orders: I.;'RENcti. FuNi)A, 5 tier Critti .55 f. 30c. 11,i.ith :Ic:thous 11A1,IIIITIWII PAPERS. Last night we receivedllamborgh Papers to . the 7th inst. Utrder the head of Brandenburg we learn that, the K i ng of Prussia means to visit his Rhenish protinces in the spring. and from thence proceed to France, where he will review the Prui siati troops itt person. In the mean.time, n eon segitence:of 'the high price of corn in. the Rhenish - provinces, the King has ordered '20,000 lasts, or . 160,000 qiiarters of rye, puteltased ilk the ports of the Baltic, to be sent for the consttatption of these provinees. It has been announced at Han-. over, that the' Waterloo Committee at LondOn "mean to allow the widows and children of the tion-kommissioned officers and titivates of. the German Legion, who fell in the battle of Wa..• (crloo,,the following eery liberal,pensions:--To the widow of a private, an annuity nt . lol. ; of a corporal, 121. ; of ...rt sedeant, .16/ ; . and of a set jeant-Major,, 201.; to their chatiren,, until the'v ..reach their 7th ypr, 41. each, until their 14th year, 15/4 at tlieclosie of which they are to re ceive tt presencof .151. Lt they'reaeh their 21st year, and the (ntibt l of ,the . commitiee permit, then the ion of a private is to receive an extraor. Binary present of 301., of a corpoe.4l, 35/. of a serkiatt, 451., and-of a serjeant-maior, )01. SrooKuot.,,m, Nov. 20.:—A new Tariti has been published-in Finland, in whicii.the importation of all foreign . twinuliictures is prohibited; ,but only .the tq'tottii.ifia at beaver ) ind otter hair, hair !titular horses, rags, Russian maney, and Bauk notes forbidden. . coi'emt.koe - N, MO. - 3 —*The NOlNVOgiall notes have nawlalleit e. 16 per cent. against haul; moneyi they are thus at the rate :(.1 ahnut 2500 - per Cent. - againSf bane°, a course tit occhange which is COlititily wit bout a paratterin all Ellrlipe. HAMBLIII6I4,un A,4olltioll— 35.& THEATRI C . A 14 R (3 'STE it. Ditrav•LAmE.--'rhe Iron Chest. Sir Edward \NI tlmer, Mr • Kean; Helen, Niri. Knight. tfter wliirh, The Nhaniglii Hour. Cewmit-SAangtio—King ,1010. 301,n, King of England, Mr. Kenible ; the tady Condanee, Miss. O'Nvill, Atter which, Love and the Tooth.-aehr. . MAILS. RIMED.-4 France, 1 llPlU4l)tlrtfil, 1 MaltA., I Gotteilburgh t Wm( rfikil. DU 1 1 .—';, Gatcatiargh, i 'ban. burgh, * Dublin, I Waterford. PRICE n TIIIS 1411( AT rev 9 per Cent. Reit. • ti3 j 3 foq' Celt. Cons Alit. pur Cents... . 7e 3 put CVO. N. &Ill) Out Wu* L. Atm...... IUL 8-itit littferial tf pereentvAntt.6l4 ' S'MCKS vt‘vr. Mir K. India Hough s6i. 164. pr. OM Ann. Exch. :1d......., cc pr. 1)11to, 314.:.....7t, 4,, th. pr. ,Cons. it.r ..I:Anuary, „ Price of 'Brown or IStusturade Sugar., computed from the iu the week cutting the I ftli Drevuibur, IV to, 4,49. Cid. pet . cwt. , . , DIM! WATER AT LONDON DRIDGR - TO-4i6ItTtOW, Nioriling, 64 minutes after 11. I Tarruiug, i 3 after I TIIF, SUN. otet*:.l quit. rticrit& •rA 1,4101 AV 13 KAT t LONDON, ' , MONDAY, DECEMBER 1'6,1816, The meetings of the Cabintt hAve 1 „ • , upbsuitlty irequent, There is i u iloAt d Cut! dtribie 'Wigton or business to be brought up previous to the rimterntding of Partin mew, and alt the Departmenti, the he'aile of which har4 been 'absent during the &twiny:o,e lire rims turiiy eugagecl, in preparing for that evtlit., little of the tout try too, find -prohably"of fu l r re . lations with France, require the niotrt.e4ElleSt at tentiou. In classing all the rethictiors of, expenditure which have been noiselessly and nnostentationily made ninei last S io new organiing IJ;st4blistinteuts, tlidocated Ity Mese redue tinns, rilittisteis are ftilly employed t write - when the result of their labotirs come be laid before the Voiblie, 'the Country will, we ate consiiiteed,.,;fi,Rl ample cause to approve uf,theic coif-duet t iliff rittay their measitres; txtraet - Private Isetter reetivid At t h e j lif ti tt Ffnose troui Cavittiti \VM. PArreksom, ,of. the . Grenville, dated 81. Helena, Oct. 23, 18th ' s just time to say we arrivvd krt. thick morning after k Vert. ati can4itierin6, c&ite tAving from NlacaoAbc 16th July, and were , detained a few ility's for Lord Astithasi.'s dispatches, who ,then prateeded on tnw4rds Tien-silg, Tienwas to be met by tome :llaia of high ciiiiduct hint to Pekin. Fenp i erorlikd yeti , favonrahlc 'titer, which 'was tetifived by his Liirdbhip while I was With We further:. Understand, that his Lordship was necotnpiinied by Sir Ggoitde STALJN'tioat, Mr. Mr. Toorttt, .Mr. Monatsotti, and Mr. MANNLNG, all yeiseti the Rese.langtmge nod gentral literature. The Paris .I'3pers to Friday supply us tri:ll few extracts, but there is nothing heyOntr ru mour in them respecting any political new,s of tmblic interest. From private information of the 'hog authen tic kind we believe we may state s that - the French GllVerillitent is likely to enter into an alliance with Pallor; ; to acknowledge the infleitudattey of St: Domingo under that Chid, reset ving several advatititges to France ; and to aid hint with an auxiliary Force 'to subtitle his rival Cittttsrorn . the Zebra we have been favoured with a let tro from a Gentleman at New South Viralei,.d.ited' the sth of March last, at which timethc Colony was lot recovering from the late severe drought, s calamity it had been afflicted With in the course of the Last' five 'tears, wore frequently than had previously occurred, and the Iws.of . cattliin can sequence been very considerable. Wheat was then •10,s, per hitsbel ; .beef and mutton, Is. fid.:a , id butter, Os.'per lbv; horses, 251.; cows,frti.ti 131.; sheep, froln 30s. to.3l.;,clieese„.3s..to3s - . 6d. per lb,,The.vesiels°belooging to the Colony ithille frequent voyages to the Islands in the South Seas,. and, are itll9 ,ttiploys4.l in lime. .1014fi.'fistiety. `Ea- . ropean °goods of almost e‘erfdeleilptiOn were 'rite settlers Were nothing great exer tion to improve the qUalitY • of their wool, and 'by ,saitipi the have in our pOiseiiion; it is Vt . :l . y evi dent they tvill, ere loog, export that attick.9,o. ll, e finest quality. ; Some interesting ex tra.el3 . trowilie Sydney Gazettes, a series of tcit h, to M,och, we :received by tbu, Zebra, will be given to-atorrow. The tempestuotti weather has retarded the arrival' of svveral of Gin . . prop inCial sources of intelligence. mini 111 the jotrrnils we have re ceived, however, we rejoice to. notice that the zeal ;I Cil 'of -benevolence; so far from di., streads over the Country fool gathers strength in every direct ion. The oarxaropted ex . ertions made to relieve the dist re,ses of the lOwer orders aft: truly n honour to the I.lritill name. A consitletable part of °tn. impression is tie= v oted to the further exmoin ttioit of the Itiotorr, .a sitbjtTt which, thtitigh little of tio% vity esti now Ile expected 11p011 it, is still of soffiLitot ituport. since to itttetersi our 11C11131:1'S. Front an .4.lr)nyinous Corresponcleni.--Mawrok4, ,v in his hperc,ll at the Mansion-lic.mc.on',s,LtWit e livi in d escr ibing the distr,esses ni of a rin titainli flowmto, stated that those distresses were aim: buthbie to tile Whirr of AIr,'PoN7IITX; of Shoe. little a FLU" thil Stiqvment there. not ILO Ot i viiM af,a lowntlatinn tim story is alingrt her t.r'sc, for lioyrsim never had a. wife, nor has ha Ocen• out of employment. r Mr, PLATT is reznYering 1, 40 'Yesterday Mr.' Ctout), the Kiuf4ti arrived in Downing-street, with clispatvite 0 - uto the Court of St. Ntersbitigh, after ntr t; itbsetic about three tuunth.4. Mr. (11p,r, the King's es senger, arrived at the satire , dispatches from Kuis. Atter the arrivdi of the Meiseu g ers, Lord CASTI. 1; ft[,dl.iit transacted business at Lis uflice. 3 , Arriveil in the American ship Emily, the 1101 1 . 1 , ClllllBTOYttaft HOOlies rind Fgliitty, tit ifd!timnre, , This Gentleman is charged with dispatcheit firth). the American (;o'vernment For" their respective Minitters io ince,, and Eng land, and is on his way to Stot holm to 1134:CeC4) the late Minister at the Court. of Sweden. . . • By ateoluntst from' Lyons we, lean, that the i‘fitgistrates are in — close pursuit of one pt the Ex.-Captains of the Swiss regiment of Taglior et ti, who hail concealed hintseti itt 't hot kity, anti Co. dearoured to eurropt the . sOldiery by bolding out falae hopes of a seditions itar.tire, and spre4tliog the most, iutproliable reports. 'lite Duke of Wri.t.lNGTow (tined . ; on, ti 4 ,011 ittst:. with the King of the NP.TII4ItLoMiD.Sii Its the evi•uing a brilliant hall wa • The Pr ince De LAViit. SION7MoitINCY k •Arn bassailorto.the-Court of -Spain; is i his , return to .Paris. Sir 11..\V0LT.11”..r5, the British Aut• hasstdOr, has arrived t The Priticesl WALEA:it is said, Jody paid f i . --,vtsll to the Duehe!is 1 -l Atetilil rii 'to the sfate of-the Dpeliess 44 - i2toinEttl..‘Nri's t 4 ttitla, If he answer yescetdaywai s '• 1-If:r It.)yaktlighttess the Duchess, .CukagatANb has bad a good night, hull is butitir tills morning. - The Captain of the .Gtunlis, whose note litsplieateil . a late nupleasant allitir, is, .tie ,ape: ittforrvl, under arrest; 'neater with his 3:rittotl,' ICantuin all .3111 a -tilt upon the ALaster to tile Ni.ws, EAsr INDIA SHIPPING. Tile Company's ship Thwanis arrivrd off the Wight on Saturday - evening : she from China the kith July, and front St. Helena, in company with the Surrey and Union, on size 25th Oetobur separated from tt.e forme' on ti.e 12t11, and from the titter fin the 7th instaltt , iii lal. 43. N. long. 27. W. The Surrey left .lava: oft rhe Ist Septenibir, and arrived giti Dover yester i'isy evening.. f. The private ship Albinia, {tom Battivio, arriveti the Downs thc.l3tlr,in,t. Tile gale of wind on Saturday night has been severely felt all slop; the coast, ai will be ,seen by the following letters from the Out-Ports AMSGATE, DEC. 15.—The Maria diros ar maas, a French vessel, from Fugal with oranges and count], missed' this harbour last night, and went 00 shore to the Eastward.. We have had a tremendous gale all night. The brig Camper (Lus, 11 t r r., from London to St. Michael's, is-on shore'between Brostistairs and,'Ningsgate. Tice French blig Lei Drux Amis, from LondOn for Havre, is on shore near Broadstairs.. An anchor nud cable has been sent off to a Dutch West 10- ! diamen—we cannot learn her name. The brie Perseverance, HiCoINS, of Port'solooth, trout Shields, got' into the port with ; damage. Alw. came in the Polero, NicltoLsom, withloss of two anchors and cables, and her stern stove in. DEEt.. 15.—We 1111,1 last night t in 6it tremendOns goie, during . , which the Alfred the Great, of Loudon,:. JOHN Davis,, Master , drove from 'ber.aneltors in Yarmouth goads one of her boats has come on. shore at Park, ivtl miles. Eastward of this, with tivii..tinen erowile d " the master unto two ottiCi Men !'tit; wet tl similar fate. MARGATE, Dec. 15:—It Inut blOwn a very 11 03 gale all night, but it i 4 4orliewlittt oderitte morning. The U-ilgrini, Dixstrs the Witrre, ehd several other ips, are at anchor [big ,o , oi Ito* in Pun Sand Hole. Two ships, suppo" to havt been blown out of the Downs, were geed this inurolog off.the North Fortiand, liriVillg uUs rILI teti. PCitmotri - et, DE?. 14 011 1111111(1ov it 1110 v a 1 tremendous :-6—five breakwater lig hts suck at their tnouringa. tics a* clock it'd S. W. blowing liard.-^ ktriVed" the litr:tsry, I.joNdati, front London , bound to the Cape. of („ilood I.lope. . 15 --Came dotyn from the Rite f last night the Ajax, for ; C for .St. :kliehJers, and Itnigley fail' 4t. I.)iisiiiiiej "'llse follow hig are the only ships we have beet" ' abte'to get the particulars from :---Ajax. Cliftoof. Tobago, nyder Ally; `1 le r- 611.1. %queen, tisilliam and Allred, Motley, A(I. mirttl Ciambier, Duke of Alaribnro.tigit, and Cs: r f t in i Ull Several of the small vessels have p:trted and gone'tti leeward. The Clatkson, .latniiiieti; hits I,n;t an anchor .:and cahle. 'D' 4 * l'..virlitt%oN, for 11010gtle, has i r Y 4 . forvintist and`bo , vspt it, 'We experienced'aitotr tremendous gale of wind last iiir,ht and morning hunt the We:t ward, dining which ships in the Dutviis bate -arnve . rotisikirrably , ''tity.t4e athwart each other,—tViol W. • " Ilastwicn, DKu. 1.1.--Arrived tlte -gem . packet. from Cutthaven, anti the Charlotte p,,c.! front <lot tenburgh, both with :nails, 'rite bootie, nonsoN, whit wheat and o3ts front taptlunt Cu T i utl4 l ? is lust on.the Gutit'ittcs Cre4;_soyed, , PtatTSll9l.lTll, DEC, by for "1" • DoITII 3 - 113 1: :Thomas 6renville, Irmo' f;tttttttt tit", site salled 15th Jetty, will from St, itel;'" . -„' Oct. 25.-7 A ri his IVl,ljesty 'a ship Aisgro °. front as Crilize; Kingston,, llulvrea, front Jetnaio wi:b I:tss of the Ili:beet:4, 1-lubp*lc r front Detuarara and ITeptuntts, ,Bouoti, yeitertlay 1114 Aldestyis 1101300, for Sheerticsi.-11rind Westerly. 14,vm.4,ruTit, DEC. 13,---Yesterday it blew gate from the S. E. to-(l,iv the wild is W. 0, blows hard.---Arrived 1 0 . 4 1: a y th e Chester licl i i packet, with a maihtuan 9c;bys'froto . artivod Ofel"""Ti • tbe Atltcritan ship Deußtroolitli tP DOVE ZOF .0 It ' ht ez."l' e j' e " Cil mast tremendous g i llp ,11 1 , 1 f il l ip fiord Of ta(tOtsattli froth, f4ttebec.-icta' ~.!.j a w ith &at pipe StaSe3, W3,.Wrtchett. 00 the rock 3 tri the*eit‘ Scald of tLis,vott. The cargo h os how pelt the morning, and a" part of irk 1Y0', 11 ::: 4 which will be laqtoi anti 14 ft-'°tt ;lig tyrceked waterfall : we Ore happy to " re Lttplaii), ::bite, 41e11 tt Lally passeth:er , tv e • all &tired. Fite veit,el separtrted,atoog the 141)° I r e !mods; the top at the 'veoel ca r rie d thent in.. is shore. his was a .::test fortunate instan ce' the sea was inontita:ms highly 'lwo tsthrr 4:l'e64e tit 14Lit learnt c a , e r 4 ‘ 1 1. 0 7 7. *A. war b b at tvc 41!a other partiettlatu 63111111" VI/ r ) CLUB CAI 'rl.9 Sag ;• --- " S'lttlt .4 l4 a lel Y krgif rottewffse Ot itorntlieat respertaLde recsoni, fit;elffled tiptl appvared highly O f tere; tett if t) Ofich t 111.-6 e, ill g I" oUtisa)iy fine show of cattle. t his! Chats, and the lietteordfmtwitretliitun l ilu" i fitte year drawl) togeriter. The , f ery atitrisii* ) ltd;, or a ;Diked b e twl,..eu f t ilet M erorti otr , ow, alfewo I. i jt r . ) ; - I ,i; ' : km! Shropihire c Sktmi wilt) ;vim the the chief pr ae, t,tott "!:"'Cti by 'way wito bantited it, to be the besL.o% ( • , , t 1 age .iiid feed they had e% er yard. TUE I ~. • ' 1 t : , 1