The Sun. — London, England, 1816-09-11 00:00:00

NE‘l' [Prom fhb Jog).4al deTia . ell of the 3Cith August.) ! we have. now a Sad offair upon our hands! ,After having braved 'the frowns of the Times„ ankher, jo,.ru'al, the Courier, overwhelms os tt it h ir, h lught y and out j ` ituc ; , u s i n ge f ; :17 +lst, y ‘;rritingS 04';ntite English Mini ",fire o pp .si ., ; o o it,trf could not attack i mitt; more absurility and indt.e , ney. IVe plainly sue thlt though &ghat!.d y e s lessons' and eSAmples of morality, we must not look to her aonrnalists for I.e:siinti of pOli nets. The Courier continuing the •s'amtrain, and •Nvitic srlauglial& arrent honours us ‘vilh the tiiie of Fivnis.ll:„Lviiterf.. ~‘Ve thank hint f':; , r tlitallficAtions 'and .senecility. His abuse excites our gratitude and clattrrs Our pride. We kne'iv well, that in (14'friuling the interest's of our country t‘'. should encounter the h ltyt t d oist rangers wbolabote r at its ruin. We accept their gross oggee,si oili A s 14 , 1 hifiloorable. rucompence, and . coo:iuue to met it then) Iripointing out , aS true ;tad loYal 'Flemings .their, destructive corn bin:Pions against .o.ur. industry. ; -and if in this pa ti ii to we should need courage, we wil! draw it horn the auk nowledgnent•they have just ,ci een of an aversion we deem it !Immutable to justify. Assuredly, Mr. Edi . or of the :Courier, the ills !lit& ( . )f your Ministry is know n and lap, • reclitted through the nitole of Europe. ‘Ve ,that in opposing the power of France it war inspired solely with the porest love of hu manit v. The resolts of-its *snecess is known over the ho!e ftee of the globe,' and Who is there t1;11 does not reader homage to its generosity it has even become- as' proverbial its the ancient Ptinie faith. The Netherlands, Prussia, Denmark, Russia, Gennany, nod lit I till wanted valour, none aided the fall of Boon.tparte, your nation alone did all, . it is she who annihilated the French array in it is she who conquered at Leipsiek ; the Spaniards and Port tignese tvrreidle both in' Spain . • and at Wmerloo. Every one knows that the de votedtiet.s of, our illuhtniona Vrinee Royal, the eonrage • of the Flentingi, an 4 ttiii::artival of 'Gen, Billow were altogether useless. It is then you ...;41(nie Whf, aye valiant, it is to you ;done that longs tjte glory of 'baying delivered Europe . ; and what•disinterestedoesk! Yoo-gathered nn thing; from so many sacrifices, you did not t ne f hli e wit II the •rfi'tir t s of any other nat,ion, your iiillneoce ' n th felt in any par . ! - •The• whole of Fairope - 'Would he very ringratetol It. she did not raise at GOor'nhage'i which yoli preserved ; in Portugal whirls von freed ; in the lonian provniccs'to which yeti restored indepebtfance ; St. Mn)ta ; the Cape of Good Elope, and in so 'Natty Dutch and French rah:snits which you delivered iminnmeots to your 'Viefites' and dicintereStedneis. ' The new 'World will soon resound with the 'time acknowledgments of gratitude.. The Ante:. inscribe in letter's of - gold upon - all the ''traoniiments of Washington, which they rebuild, mipressions of their gratitude lad attachment to En t dand. The rnplil:iti(!ii and Sovereigns of the 'll9ies tran , mit to the most-remote posterity the remembrance of our ars, of yotir solisieode for the happiness . and liberty of the East, Your _will remain for ever upon every sea the standard of.the :independence of Nations, and the. guarantee of the priviciples of universal morality'! 'But 'what poor . Flemish Josnatalis.,S, dare we enter the lists with the Courier kith the noble -representative of the Emperor Christophe, Alt ' , what a noble action would' he have done if he Shad sent us a cargo of 500 thousand pounds of :Saint Domino Coffee. We would not fail to expatiate less upon the, mildness, homanity, Red legitimacy of the Government of his Sable Ma lesty, than tit; would continue to exalt the disin terestedneSs, morality, and vii cues of the English 'utlinlniStration. • ,tree 'llse English Jottrnali.st 'concludes front all Vs . de( !amnions (what the greater part of the Trench,Journall have repeated), that the real re sult of all our reasoningis, that'hy making an alliance with' England the Continental powers follow a false y. and that it would have been better for Europe if the power of Buonapatte had nut been crushed. These absurd' inierences ere set its the fore groend as the data on which to calumniate - the putest'intentions. We have proved, the flambeau of history in our hanis, that for many centuries England has so trificed every interest to her pert); Experience rand the actual state Of Europe demoustrate to tvety multi who has good sense and makes use of it, that there is an essential oppoitiou -between the interests of England 'and those of all other ;nations, and its this respect we are right in say ing, that. by following Euglish policy the Cabi neis wander Irons. that which is best fitted for their penple,.the safety, mull dignity of .Enrope. E oglaod has beets menaced since 1793, and, as a celebrated writer,: said, she has' saved herelf und‘r of death. tier perses•eranee and tier efF.ru, have been protligions. ller sacrifices (lave dug under her feet theliii of an exhaustless d e bt, bet however, in praising the energy ofber• resist ftece may ,eve not soy, that • she knight for the r i milire of the World, nod that the tenaeity with which- she roilinued this dreadful strife had no other end .hut that other own interest; Its effect - , the odious domination of littonaparte has been replaced by that of Englatni; •who did 'not wait this decisions, of the .Coegtoss- . appropriate to ties self whatever she thong lit , Convenient. liefdre t `the Congress-at Vienna riset she , scized upon all she coveted', and she did not itttervose there ex cert to raise a system coisforamblteto her politics; But Europe delivered from the yoke of Buoria. parte willSooll free herself. front that arli.;ngland. Let tile , English Journals declaim- and he angry, we hater s till, HIM we , repeat i t, tuat egotism is th e dhitioctive charaeterist it; of this tuition (the most asttinittidug, and Motenwr the greatest Iliac hastre 1;1;4 cite %% lit ii area the whole ' *,,tht rerm itt e d : fleet h ry • v ib so h,t, k ,s.ery thing to he u r u'n lotcrests anti I )sully, t;Ftt site: Cloud 1161 act I;() MOW tot` utherd os Vt• h e re only the merir of sßying wblit i 6 kactwil ta t lfe witutu,w4l44:l'4e.' CrischivEn TIBS tIORNINOI A .41 ( Ansrksvci, Avo. 2'2 . .—A report has been' 014'1 nu the arri+••ti of iris MAiesty the'Eniperirr Alexander, two other Snvettignar tlan►r(y, tier Emperor of Austria and King of Pritoa, ate ex pected here. • Our Sovereign, it is affirmed, will arrive here on the frith Sqt. at the latest, .comiug from Moscow by way of Odessa Bud Lion), atul, it is supposed, will remain here about two months.— Width! these few thys Wt: have had 26(legi eel cootrar)• to all i•xpectation the corn harves E►eAc ; turns nut petty gond. His Inil►erial Highness the Archduke Cotistan tine iS expected here nn the 26th inst. , , • A spi.ing, sai.:l to be like Pyrmont, bits been discovered nt•ar thef little. town of Kusow, iu the circle of COSI'ANTINOVI.P., Jut :213.—Ftwn a Letter.— The ilagne, which penetrated into the hotel of einbaiy at Bajakelen, has earried off tett pets - 011S. It has now ceased. Count halimit) , himself, was not •ittfecte4. After a quarantine, tvhich he has imposed t;poil himself, he will re pair to his new post at Rome. The Porte has recalled it,srrcsent Cltarg6 d'Af. fakes from Paris, and sends in his room a Greco, n4rncd Nlanno it i 3 paid that a new considerably increased tax is to be laid upon the. Christian iobabitantm in the whole Ottoman Empire : the present tax is eleven piastres per head. VIENt4A, AUG. 12.—Upon the represt•ntation made by Prince Jerome and his wife, the EM peror has been plem , ecl to allow them to fix their abQtl not at Brunublit at Graz W1011:440111S I.tionitparte formerly resided. - FROM, rue MAINS, AUG. work, which Pas but lately been published, atErms,.-/hat by no accurate doicnimion there are 13,000,000 of .1v in Europe. The Austrian troops, - :'returning home, are not six regiinents, hilt six bnitalions, viz. tht , tbird battalions :is reserve o f' th e regi ments that rennin iir Alsuee, and which are on the complete establishment, so.• as toy form the corps .of 30;000 tuen, accoriln4 to the conven tion oi Paris,. titt)SC that have been hit hello stationed, not nn French but on German tertitoi y, now ceded to liavaria;and. Darmstadt:" ST. PETBRSERIRGII ) AUG. 17.\--The Government town of Ufa bag' been alniost entirely ((elf roye&l by tire: The'Entintror has given 40,000 roubles to assist the inhabirants„ and has allowed the Privt Chanedlor, Prince Gutowkin, to open a subsarip , . lion for them. - . • ..• itu0..:31.— , A , • great Astonomer,lm Jerorne.Schroeter, died on the 29th of An4nst, it ten O'clock, tin die last evening of his 71st year, at Lihinthal, near Bremen, after a few day s in disposition. Public papers. say, that the people in the Six Cantons are greatly dissatisfivd with their 011. garchical (.iiuverun u and with, the Diet, awl eageily desire a union with (Jerifi . any, which .cer :ainly cCultl. not make any more riduable aCqUisi tion than this bulwark. JANIAICA PAPWIS, ifIECEIVE.H THIS SIORNIZ4O.) JAMAICA, JULY 13.----The Tay post-3100p, Of 20 guns, Copt. S. Roberts, C. B. whose return from Carthagena and Santa-Martha is mentioned 1 our Marine List, arrived at the Utter place or the 14th ult. where she found the United States' frigate Macedonian, after returning from Cartha. gene : she had on board several British and Arne rican subjects, whom sbe had received out of the dungeons at Carthagena. Capt. Roberts claimed the. British subjects front Capt. iVarrington, of the Macedonian, and they were immediately given up, in a most shocking state, ,occasioned by their close confinement in prisnn, and the stocks, ehains, &c. On the 20th nit. en expedition, consisting of a frigate, u sloop of• war, anti four schooners, sailed from Margaritta no the 2 . 2t1 a frigate and a large schooner returned twit, being unwateorthy. Ou the 28th the Tay returned back to Santa Alartha, where, two schooners of the SAITIC expedition ar rived, the other two unaccounted for: Such is the)fate at the grand expedition against Margaritta. It MO confidently reported from 4411'01'Ve that the Arubies (your brothers well knowwin this city as traders of considerable extent of moms) . had been executed by Morillo. - _ Air. 'uiu Rismainen, of this city, detained in the interior, bad bet...l - lA:kilned by Capt. Rubel tsi told his liberation promised by the Viceroy, but linforttioarely Afordlo bas to be consulted. 'rwo-Freot,:b ho were at the .battle ttf Alraterhro, and who . won afterwards-to New 'Voris., are loth'? to have . joined the etanirle4 nt l'its force, atoontiting tor about 70110* effective men', ii:ttelienfleot of those left to g i ft rison ilitiet•ont pl.tcvs, w;:re on their ntarci; to tilt c 43. briny is stilted to .be much I:3v the TAy we nave tlitto erecived the tolinwritg infotlnAtion from 'ianta AlArt ha Geiterpt entered &data Pi on the 6 -h L tth,without bring a s ingle foutni the 1'0114413 tit WC THE SUN. soz:Erg tau)s DlCEitt; F.it.•l; AUDEAT! LONDON, PrEDNESDdY, SEPTEMBER 11, 181 G. No aecoutit of Lore: ExMoUTII Lad been ,re , ce:ved at the Admit al,y Ellis day. 'The following additional proof of the ruined Sate of oar, Manufactures iS lruu► Jlail 41T1Vett this morning. "lite rest , o 1 its coo. teats are given undei the usual ' S FRANKFORT, AUG.'.. 1. --it is alit Med that the value of the English manufactured goods. which the English will have sold by LittetiOn here itt large luta, On 'Lite sth of September, aMoUuts to the sum of a million cud a half:" Jamaica Gazettes to the 14th July, received ►l►ih ►Homing, supply us with further information respecting !Ise Spanish Alain.--Sec a preceding culhain. Our Liberales arc all, agog at the triumph of their brethren over the hng of FRANCE. They shout because no Wall under forty is to be athnit- ;rd to tlte.New Chamber of Deputies, and theret fore they must be all persons who have taken part in thaJtevolutiOn, without .the impteguatiori of younger yirtnes, Thvy burns, and well they may, because the Princes of the libotl, -Royal have bean excluded from the Presidencies of the Elec. toral Colleges, and the CAMILLE JOU RDA!•I3, ANGLES, PASQUIEICS, BLItQUAYS, arid FAGEL de IlAtiass appointed in their stead. They exult because this decisive proof of the unsettled state -of the French GgVelllltlCUt has been given.— They howl fur the prey they again expect' to hare—and, with true consistency of character, these advocates for fcforin and for the rights of the people applaud the measure by -which Returnt is preset kbed, and the people deprived of the bless ing...l4f reprentation ! .tv.e shall h&& 'e ,Andels Orr uffer on this truly momentous change which is reported to have been effected by Russian in fluence, combining with the remnant of; the Re volutiQuists. The wisdomof the ‘Vestusinster Meeting has not,l,Keti eyitienceti to iiermit Us to scud tiny particle of it forth for the pzeldio good at tile hour we nitiet g 6 to press. How utilictiog Into a' preceding column we have. translated oat t Ghedit Journal a diatribe against Eng- and, and against two of oneprin6ipali,:etvsinspe-4, know , not wlietlie'y ,the rel3exions to his pt'tfiltivion Oren rise in our ti n;1 tri*y eire.tr str importdut to tire Public as they do to it- - -lout n'e will bowever• 'venture tkein, in tile Ivictioll (hitt they will 4 -1 " lt l fbt ebtdithAtt One ue wa points 01 'ennsitiet ablefe t i segneru i e , „‘,.. ttrroonti even among onifiefees, and ni4st Inisappeltintled 'Ton tile Crintilleilt. aitsay itr (tie Juirrnal tie Gaud" unjust and intenwerate; but it i 1 well that we should custom ourselves to heat what otti• etlveivirie love td say to our Itre thayltarr. tie to correct our cerors from hearing Whit env) or tlaligtrity may urge against us. • t . tea Tuesday, the 3d inst. %vc. candidly expla!acd the spirit in which we thought British Newliat. Yels should meet these attacks. We woldt) pre' serve our temper ; meet angry declamation by facts;46Ssessing the conscious dignity of recti. tittle', we Would not descend to altercation ; li4e . • enlarged iii our trews, we would. despite selligit invective ; and relying on-.the Ruck of our well' known national character, we would laugh at the poor Foreign scribbler who run his goose-quil l full tilt, like a QuixOtte's spear, against its jot penetrable and ,adamantine front. With these opinions for our guidance, it is itc• possible for•us not to acknowledge that our able Contemporaries rather expbsed themselves to die, assault, now Matle, by want Of forbearapce and magnanimity. *he' Flemish or Flemings (we c f in. a n ( o i,: t .asn t c e ot l la l dg ‘ e v a of i t sf l o t i e : y i.nm s d v o ct ut u b ld .d be, called) har e take° ween." 6311. neigbkourbucj There is perhaps no worse general Politicise I° existence than a well-informed Alerehant or 11sfity facturer. His particular interest is sure to in' terrupt the view he WOUld otherwise have of r as AVHOLE. If all the spinning Jennies are At the Cotton Manufacturer believes that the COati' try is in,a state of p e rf e ct prosperity ; tvlic"n -g it may be alive in that single branch alone, aq'l dc# c.,7ning in all ethers ; and the Iron•fo"'“ I ' lvill , tell you that it is ruined, because three-ot 111 1 ((Jut blls ' n f t u i r y nae b e t s ic l; n a: s e s t t oppe d e G f l mi n ) t a r l r l o 'f : c e r r t b th i s C(r:SS ViSifltl. He seen British Industry r►vallitlr inish, -and in the bitterness of his soul he for, all t4at : Britain has .done for Fianders, and tltt Cattle of the World, and .he imputes the b ascl motives for the noblest acts that ever a dorned t" history of a people. Not that we. are 80 Siuf as contend that all our•eflerts were purely c"; flu I (ed eed by consideratiOns of our own edvantege' Sir t. we ourselves proclaimed to the liniVerie 111 t t Fog' in Sifaits we were fighting the •battics of ' land---but is it no merit that we 5 1111 14 141 1 , that giorinos career With - the unanimolls f`e l• :iitg.or enthusiasm, which despised me re 53" ill our iea . girdled Isle,: and milted to tn c° "' -: cre the' lite to liberty, %vitere other Nations •, to be.saved, and, spite of detraction, %y e " g ' by the valour and conduct lit Biitous , 10 % I , IVELLisiGToN. Every part of our bigory - • " lt the late mighty struggle, m i g ht, without '.sd, v.anitY, be, appealed to in the—sante Yvtilr 1 , 1 ; s lostrate• curl fame ; but .We will l e3ve ,: ', l ► to the imp:grin) voice•of the,'prespit rice 01 anti the stall more impartial' jmigment 01 li wie" of It will at least be Confessed that We and consistently, and, assitted or lone, ,let h()ltily anti co . :istantly, and trittitylitglitili::::h.i4 gloriously in the Good Cause. There is rote ov.'her tOp:c cohneeten subject lo \t . belt' We must now °saving written more at len g th than we anticiPs 6lfe fine 61,F remarks. I t i s the pre , cl i c e of 34' 4 A •ripott , the statentent of airy New.p'sper a' was tbe avowed sentiment of Government 1 1 As. ICVVIF to the world through an accredited oilfrie 'r nose nciplainted with the 11111111'e of ° tit ' Press know that there is no fouti(l' li°ll irt s • this" theory. Certain Journals „ Whirl% treat 19,1:, ciphe getter ally support the tia , asute's don; may' be favoured with Official Itltei ll '''' c oe of •facts, but for . the reasoning 111,011 thesible. Ealitor of such Journal' is entirely Lto Tionst t it he courier fior be stliiiw' et. ;1 ( authority- 'when t"" tel : lists legainst the Duke of Yogic "th; ' ti t o( S t fi ty s 'i t ,no 7 rt l e i i ei,gnoni bett Countriesr e ee probated no tl i t e e ill. s 0 1 ' s o " i i c „ ald stood, „and it .wtould save! the t i' u t i l e ie cl a c t 'si i l? 4 : abroad 'from Much delusion. Instou l tr however, pans are taken by the Opr) , •'. l '',, nals to . increase the daritrtess, and oft Chronicle will hiind its readers by caning " j ot Chlicial Article ill the courier (35 it aid tv No" the " few days) which was Cto ji iecl from a Pe ,err. shire Weekly Vint'. From int creotirsc ". iII • j ) 1 t•!; 7ons - fn•orth't.,wirat are calred the tees, bt s, ‘L i tt ill g ti e p 4l Ere r e a t 1 i 1 1 1 ; s ) ( 1 ) )c t euuld wurrraut their vvritittio .14'" piatircrceit . upli time avowals 'of (iurecou'er" are compelled to break ('lf. • •••••••••••••4,...... ter , A Mortiirl f g Paper state,s, that the gl i e ll'Att , at the Admiralty were ordered to he vp in e.aCliov 3 s to leCeiVe eUtpatcliev foiln follo bai d4 , MOUTH.. We tt:nst, that if the state plir er , s the ar keeThtlim,op . to-night also, it ¶Vill or 0 6 " d ol t tc;tttspr a okler tefreslonen's. The (r"th is '. thrit4 j filere is great atlXiety V lid :4;1 ode , ""; o : At . t le ~ A dmindty Devitt ttnetit of Gover.l ll " -- , r ,0,,, , . eNpectation Of those dipatches, no I) 1 : 00 ,/, - ,:raeFi . iftve been issued,. omitere tho4l.ght (7 ~ ; , r 7 .( 7 , ,,, c, ,, L , , 5 0 i ,..)., ,,, Bing ,.. „, 5 , er „,,,,, ~,,, ~..,„,..i ., ,,,,,, ..,„, Ri g ,,,, ,„c„,„, Lt9l trCASTIAR/SAVH.4 41 - ° for i t r 3 l, kind thellCe R) proceed Ivir:i dicoott:lo %rllsit94 V !Kith*, roturnio t t bk , Vet, rftimrgh• • , s 1 1 , 0, 9 I il. I. rP.9Ya. L l iglioes% the Pattie of eL.Afte', h i I iln )" .4111 . 1 1,, ,P ) C(.111V10 ely rtir 1401 ai to V1it"": . :1,4, to i'llply Ote soc :et „ t 1• f • 1 y‘tyter4l,l, ' , )► t; 113 uetlcs• ,)arook, ef a •.l • r • . ~.. _ d Mrs , ~,, . ~ tionhy Gamer Wllll Pal• ..“ COUTTS. 111 Strattmi•street. 1 , ' l l i fe lit,6cH tilt was eXpectca at ILlmbor#ll 0' ilOth . . iesnrgetit ainiy 'having retreated a few hours be fore. Ile arreited several of the Insurgents who had remained behind, souse of whom have been ext.6ll4A, ,aniong them Captain Villoiconlio * . a natite of Old p;titt, ,t' to bad heen o Se pit 0114 to New Grenada as a Pacificator, and had clubriFed tile-independen't cause on his arrival in Santa F. 1 " The country may now be said to be - 6' n = pletely reduced to obedience ; the remains of be. Insurgents in Popayan being so considerable a( not to create the least anxiety. Thus has New Giena , da once more been *educed to subjection by a handful of men, as really is the portioniof General Nlorillo's army, which went against the Interior; a most convincing proof of tire . want : of union anti incapacity of the people, of New Gre nada to govern themselves. " We may say that the - interior of New Gre nada ha 3 fallen without a struggle, if we except , a few rent:mitres with a handful of CarraCe; mans and foreigners, under the command of the French Chevalier de Serviez. Report states, that Gen. Serriez has retreated towards Cumana, vid the Rivers Metz and Oronoque, but we are nut inclined to believe that 'he would engage in ,so perilous an adventure with a handful of men, without boats and without" money." . . The sloop Patriot touched at .S.lat‘garitta on the 2d instant. General Bolivar hall .obtained pits- session of Clunana and Barcelona, on ihe• Main, anti General Ariseneutli ltatl taken Painpatar, the °cc:ovation of which have the Independent ATMS ent,re possession of the whole of the. Island of Margaritta. NEXT TUESDAY THE STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. THE FIRST PRIZE DRAWN TI I:Y1' DAY MTJ4f tiE MORE THAN ,C.43,00J, AND MAY BB .60 ,Goo. M ILS. AnitivrD-1 Ilamburgh. UottenUurgh. 'TICE .0 N'rocKs „vciovr 4.4cLocK. TIIIB pa y %1. r Hank Stock,,. .. . I .rir Uceit. 1C..24. .. shut 1 I. i. , t - i;ent. Cllll4. 1191 64 bli I ,er tieuts Shut . pia (t. N. Agiu. 9Ji 9-2 i 9db timilt L. Anil shut I utha ..... >. 83. Exch. Lith... • 3,, S. iv. tur c;i4 aft HtUH tVATEIc. AT LONDON MUDGE TO-MORROW, Ilorning'• d illiinnvtattev 5: I E.veraitg, a? minute, .trier L.