The Sun. — London, England, 1816-09-02 00:00:00

eatfte he opeteitS; l'iley.tlolnot agree nmoitr,st themselves, and have no foi:ce to oppo.,e to the Royalists. The twik Portuguese 'rineesses• were to s-1;1 froth Rio for Cadii oil thti '2'dth of Jane, in a line-Of-battle ship, accompanied by a Spanish frigate. Lord BERESTORD was to sail at ,the same tithe, in the Don Pedro, a Poringuesc frigate, for Lisbon. • , • To the Paris paper's of the 29th we , • . space to refer. N' !M contain the notice of some 'new official .Acts of considerable importance to l?rance, both in her internal and external rely 'There is a hoaxing article 6oni.Cagliari respect- . ing an American Captain, and the Nephew to the Dey of Algiers., Rua the Neapolitan ransom money, not one %vord of which, ere will venture to say, tan be true. Indeed it seems the old story of the five carfitred Tunisian vessels, dressed up again With French sauce. There is annther rumour of the Americans Itating Prop(ised to the King of NAPLES to take an Island off his coast, in compensation tor their claim against MURAT. We are surprized that Such idle dreams can obtain currency. Tile next absurdity will be that they have obtained Sicily fora Warehouse. The ,threatened bombardment of Naples turns out as we suspected a mere fable. Last night we rvccived Hamburg!) papers.to th , ! 24th ult. As an article of miscellaneous in telkence, it is mentioned in one of them that the' Princess of WALEs, in her travels in Turley, had uhrvily adopted the dress of the Turkkh AtCoost * antinopleslm ‘vorepantaloonsanda turban. 111 r. l'Avt.oß, oar Minister at &mord, is fitting . cp his hotel for the reieptinn of the Duke of REN T , "l;10 is expected there. A Flanders Mail also cane to hand ; hut it brings nothing new. We rejoice to see trom our Pnrt Letters that The gale of Satunhy ni l ;ht, at le:t:t en far as ae- CpuntS have reached its, has not been nut:Riled with the ill consequences which it, vii fence as txroi ence d around the Metr TON cruised tr tO fear.—The tempestnoos treather seems to-thy to hate abated, but thongh clear ..ind serene, it is temiikably cold for the season of the year. ornmercial concerns are looking More clieeti bi.. ehbing back towards , our shores with great raintliq, slut the favourable change will facilitate the operations of Government with rolpect to the pew coinage. • • Aoo. 99.--. This marliet'hita.to..4 certain degrile, . Yeeevered fr im the late .oliaxiimpled depression that pryeeeded the mercantile %stabil and the value of foreign produce hav- Ing' fount, its level, the fluctuations in prtres4ill be neither .so frequent or NO inii,ortint as formerly. Evract. of a Letter from Naples...—" . l give you the following , reports, which form the inbjeet 'of couversatitio The higher circles. • A claim has bee,. made noon the Court of. Naple- by the Arne " alt.tioveriintent, ha' so large a scan of r.money . igoods (hiring the time Of NLIJRAT), it 'j4 jii i po?, s ibi e it can' he complied sr,vito...- satistaetio ll must, however, be given, atilt:4lli (tidy tileans:pretented is the favouring of the Ame sican trade, and it is repoitial the Government of the United Stales have suggested .the cession of gouty territory--say the Island of -- --, that the Americans may form a Seetire harbinir for tileic fleet in the Mediterranean, and an entreptkt ,for their produce, which can heat all times . trans rnitted to where there is demand, anti verfuips free ' 6l dutY• life only nation that will suffer , by rids arrangement will be the English. We hear that the return of General MAITLAND is ettntleett`ti it it h these American ,f and it is_ reported he is fully acquainted with every 'circumstance which, Las yet transpired." On Monday last her MaassTy was graciortly Plettsel to allow some of the "most respectable Spitalfields manufacturers to trait upon her at Windsor, and to exhibit 'specimens of the per ,: feetion to which thesilk-mai,ntseture, in various • artiotes furnittire and thein, is n o w brought.— lier AllassTY entered with the winos, hence°. • •*Jetice data; the present distresses of the matmfac 'tare.; she was pleased to receite thr Gentlemen ' *lvo pleaded the 'cause of the poor western and their families with great affability, and to assure them of eyegy protection which her MAJESTY'S example and .rountenatica could affot.d. _if the Nobility and Gentry Would second the example or Iler MAJESTY, and would give orders to theii rner . tee h for dresses :against the winter, thousands of • 11 !.claattiolis pet sous tn,glit immediately he enabled to-re:totte their employment. • 'Wtxoscia, SEPT. I.•'---Vestertlay the Dochesi Princess Sosnia, of GLoUCE3TER ,arrived at the Castle,ou a visit to her 'MAJESTY and:. Ow 'kuttica s , nqd afterwards returned to dinner at IlAgahot The Prince of SAxs CO/141URG gave an elegant • 'dinner on Saturday. last at Clermont. Satatday th e Dike and Duchess of CUMBER'. • 4 .,,A 1413 left Sl Palace for their ho use at • zew-gtern for tio• season. '1 heir Royal High. "wes t attentianis and domestics - left at the same r The Lotto cHANCLLLo I t is expected to leave towl, ,• —.morrow, for ins tient in Dorsetshire. Lieutenant-General Sir 'l'oostas MAITLAND, 11 , art, anti Staff ire expected to l e a ve Varrett'S 1 0-111OrrOW; for Malta. • KOWAII . I3 IGOULDEN . , of Deal, is appointed , :kpanishConst i llat that port.--f Kentish 6dzette.) Stlit NEWS. The gale an Sunday night 'does not sjiliesr, from the following letters, to hitie - clone so flinch' ,la mage on our coast as wits ekifected Ithadkia, SUPT. 1.--The 'hail, of Peniance, Armesi . , Master, is on shore in our Bay, with the loss Of.both anchbr and cable—=her fo're-mast and ho.vspri't are alien gonei The brig Jeanne, of Dunkirk, win Caliper, potatoes,-and talloy ott 14oard, is on shore nn the Nail and Itocklioth anchors and rudder gone. The ship Hervey, Hatißui*, it on shore in Hearn flay, with lois bf anchor and cables. The sloop Victory,' RICES; Master, with barley„ got into this harbour during the gale, with the loss of-her anchor and cable.— The wilt(' still blows a gale N,t1.2 DOVER, SEPT. I .—Came iti the Chanticleer, RIDLEY, having un , ct tier wiitfiNss mid slipped froni her cable: 'file Cu of llourdeanic called off this port, having been blown out at . the Downs, where she b.st ttn anchor and cable : she ,dot another here, and proceeded on to month, RIMSG VTR, SEPT. the nuke of Wellington packet, with the loss of both anchors aod eo)le2 ; she is from and has on hoard several passinger: DEAL, SEPT. I.—l'ilt, hack the French frigate CarTUVETY, from Brest, bound to the Baltic-. It hys blown a gale all day : tile city o Bourticatx, Srakve, parted! from he: anchors, and ran, to leeward,—Wind N. Rae o'Clock —More moderate weather. FAl.,tnuTit, Anti. SO. .-Arrived yesterday the Snake packet, with a Mail from the Brazils, in 57 days. By her we learn that the Portuguese ExpeJition sailed lath .Time last from Rio Janeiro.—Arrived the Walsingham packet, with a Mail from Malta and Gibraltar-24 days from the latter. On the littis of Angtht ;two days after leaving the Rock, and when off Cape Trafalgat:; passed the Expedition nod, r Ihe command of Lord EXMOUTII—Came in the Dwarf cutter fruits a craize,. and sailed again on do.—Also sailed the Prince Ernest pachrt, with a Mail for lishon,,and the Sandwich packet, with a Nlail for the Mediterranean. LIARWLCH, AUG. : l.—Sailed yesterday the Cas tlereagh packet for Holland; Leicester packet for Cuxhaven; and the Alliance packet for Gotten-. Surgic. To-a:ay the . Alliance 'and Leicester packers put l u ick ; and Elie Reattfoy-,front Cuxha ven, null :he Lark, from Holland; arrived, both Avith Malls. • • PoRTAMoUTIT,.:3FrT. I.—Came in his Majesty's ship Tyrian from a' cruise. Put hack the Re trieve, KING, bdtind to Bnenos . Ayres. PLYMOUTH, AVG. 31.--!-Arrivetl his Majesty% Algerine•frron a cruise.—Witul N.W. • !WON I'ON, SePT. Friday night, the Eliza packet, Capt. WATT, arrived frent Dieppe, with 24 pasSengers ; among whom were C. W,, TAY Lon, Mr. VOUNO, the celebrated ttagtedian, and three tespectaitie fatuiVes . , Euglishitrenowrettiroing ttome in greater M um,, hers than the departures from this . place. ' The circulation of the :English newspapersi in Pali/ bas given publicity to the account of the murder Captain PoTainos, and a subscription has keen opened in that city and at Dieppe' for the, relief of . the numerous family of the deceased.— We 414 likewise glad to. state, that through the interference of Sir W. Score, the tutfottuate at fair is not silent,ly hushed up.. .11t4ore the Eliza sailed on Weduesdarnight, an order came down ftotu Paris to arrest .six of the custom-house of ficers concerned in the murder of Captain PAR TRIDGE,' and they were tikett into•cti.todv ; hut we are sorry to learn that the felloar who actually shot CaptaiuTikaTionon was allowed to get out of the way.. ''"1". The Firth frigate„ of 40 guns, Sir,Tontsr is expected to sail on %Veda,. st.ny with Lord DALtroustEt and suite, front Portsmouth, for His Majesty's ship I-Irro, of 74 guns, will be lattoched at Deptford Yard on the 21st of this month. Jo 1809, when a great promotion of Generals place in Friocr, Mr. by c h a n ce . included in 'the list, meeting the C.4nosellor of State, li. * *; !CAW t "My (telt. (riend congratulate me : BUONAIARTIS has madelne a General." '' I heartily wish • you joy,", ieplied tke Nlal.dstrate ;- " they told me he had only named. you one !" The ilioniteur of Wednesday gives at cow,ider able length the proceedings of the counou-hall, with the following short preface The de magogue Orators had yeste.rtl ty.a fine occasion to signalize themselves at the C,ommon-hall ; hence there ryas . tuz• Government which they spared, not even their osiv,p,,tit,W9ol: be uns947 üble to repeat here all the'rialudnies they sputter ed against, the ditfet ent Power+, whilst .they spoke. in favour of the poor. But what we are going to extract from their speeches will still appear .mortextraordint!ry." Sic N •Waltxat.t. was on Friday liberated front his confinement in . the King's Bench prison. it is reported that the Balk intends to place it it the option of the fund-holder to receivea very large proportion of his January dividends either in specie or piper. A stocking manufactory is about to be esta blished at lisley, in Berkshire, the machinery for which, it . scents, is removed from Nottingham by a large mannfacturstr, in . consequence of the tlisor derly CONltlet of the persons , they employed at the latter place. ENotasw OPF RA.—The Quaker vias performed at this'Theatre on Saturday evening for the first time. The clutracttrs were altogether well sup . . ENtiitmAGEIiENT I'6 hmtditATE. In order to she how those, who abandon their oivil country for the chimerical notions of trans atlaglic happiness, are enable 4 to li've when they Their destination, we give the foitowing ex tract aft, letter from a moist respectable source in New-YOrk • fi The ivileat . crop of this State (New York) is calculaied to . be'sliort; tt,,a feet Of snow in the - winter to cover tie grAla, arid the I , t!eneis and dryiless of tha, tiring.. The old Beat is nearly'exillosted—it is, now worth two dollars the bushel, of sixty pOunds. Flour ii 9f dollars the barriA.— Abont four thonia - ad barrels' have 'been 'sought lately at that price, to he sent conveyance. to Camilla . . It i 4 said to be seventeen dolla i rS tha 6 . iirrel At Montteal. '' The crop of wheat, in Virtfinia, is said to be good. I un derstand they have been clot r.r.qing fur it at a dollar and a half, and upward% ) per bushel. . . " Floor made from the slew whe'at, I am told, has been said at Nutfullt for Nal ve.dellarS, and thht it would bring that price, but that is merely : for- the Bakers. Upon the whole, even if your ports should he opened, you have nothing to evpect'frout this contitrY;'ittilesS" }ain Shoup get up to the priees•of.ninetHUne." ' ' TIl M 111 K E.FS, &e. CORN-EXCHANCE, SEiT, 2.—Our 'Market was well supplied . this nturniiig with Wheat from Essex and Kent,. and notwithstanding the Un favourable state iit the weather, the sale was dull at l as t Mooday, prices anti Al.lt salvo" tlicif price ; Oats st)l(lan , snme terms As this fi.ty euk ; Grey. Pease at e dull , and Tick Beaks sold at Fridays prices (2s. per quarter lower di in this (14 week) .in other kind's 'at Grain there is no Foreign 'Wheat - 535. Os. Fine ditto► - --A. EngliAli„Wbrat fiii• 09s. Ville ditto - - 924. —4. itye, • - - 305. .3.7.. Fine. ditto - - 4131. —3„ narley - - - 4x34.32. Fiut+ditto - - 314, --s. Malt Fine ditto 604..—5. AVltitel'ease (bailers) 43i. 455. Fine ditto - - - 503. —s. Grey Pease - - 411. 450. ainr flrey Pease - 461 . . Tick Brans - - 32:. 38.. 'Old ditto - —s. tiniall 'Pick 13catni Ws. 41s. Old ditto --s. — s . Feed Oats— • -18 s. ies. Finc,litto - • - Poland ditto - - els. 951. Pine ditto - - 225. 274. Potato,' ill' to . - 345. —.. gape timed 341. 401. per last. Fine ' -70 s. 755. Srconds - 655.700. Saturtirmn, Strx. 2.-I'nis day's Market wis amply sop piled with prime Beasts, mid the show of Cattle in other re spects was tolerably good ; Pork was dearer ; Beef and Veal were cheaper; Mutton and Lamb sold at lavt,prices; and the trade in general was pretty brisk, The sales in the 1-lay. maltet were raticr considerable; Clover obtained last price;, nay and Straw have fallen in price. PAC lIIUNAIME DEPARTURRS. Edward Cil)tion Witt:e:tid.i, Eq. Secretor,' to hio Nto3c Minister at Turin, and his Lad , - with 'thother, Mrs. Pat tle, for Dieppe, Paris, and Italy 'Dowager \larchioneve Of Downshire, for Omberstry Coilii;Wi.i.eisterstoiret the Earl and ConntSss of Sefton. for Croxiel h hail, hear LiiirpOnt ; Sir Wni. and Lady Jane IT ntston, fin their Seat, Avisfurd, Sussex; Mr. and Lady Caroline Lamb, for Bruckot A nRIVAI.s. Lady Darnley, at Thomas's Hotel.; Sir John Itxje, Hart. at ditto; Mr. find 11rs. Hodges, at ditto;. Hon. Colonel Acheson, at Blake's Hostel; Lord and Lady• Melbourne; at their bouee, Whitehall. DAVI Anntwas.--COdnlcsii of Shaftesbury, Lord Vernon, Lady' Mary Ann Sturt, Sir . R. Hoare, Sir FL Smith, Lady Bolton, Col. Cooley, Lietit.-CoL Chapman, 'Lieut.-Cblonel . Mrs. and Miss Vinicomho ; Major Pant. • s • ' • . the Report of the Commio4ioners on tl►e dime!, saiaries,. and emnltimetl►s, •in the 1.110 Cofirt of Chancery has been piloted. It extends to 163 f,dio pages ; and specifies, among other m fitter, what Ices and /emoluments the Commissioners consider ought to be allowed, and what ought to beprnhibited. . The premises .which are fitted up at' rni•She§ter ,Castle for rile reception of (lege, tern fro f tily jVst.y:* service bving - fin mtv copkte, ‘tintriber within these few th,y4 been taken (tout the .pri;on ships at the Isle of IVight to that devOt. The Vicar of a parish near Ilunstflnton itr Nor folk,. at his late tithe dinner, remitted to one of the farmers the whole of the last year's 'tithe, in vonieven te o f kis . wife having brought him a Mil ebild within the year, and all the 10 children bring living. A similar in,t tome of Clerical beneficence took place suute years since at Little Livertnere, near A few days ago several' piec'es of coin were picked up by some boys'aft - tamsgate,off the Pier !lead, at low Water. lit size roll isr they re sembled shillings, and were':lnitire'sied tt ith the head of NAPOLIION. htiwer c , turned out to be only copper plated. Ainint'nlSo foiiml a hag of theta weighing Tliey are supposed to be:of Birmingham manttfacture;and that Bea. Masan often paidhis troops in: thist , colig. NIWCATA.—SOaIe apprOhension was "enteenin ed on Friday ;tight, that resistance *mild 'be upon the removal . bf the convicts fitim 'l4ewgate - oo board a boat at BlAckfriali.,bridge;'fo'r the' purpose of. being sent to the , lsulks; 'but it proved groutulfess for 46 of (hovel then,— among was the not orb - Sas : l;M &times; .veere moved in the caravan used for that purpose, abbut two o'clock on Saturday inornin*g, w;thraut the slightest disorder. VAXLCUTION.--tin Saturday last, pursuant to ,entence at the last Assizet,, Mot 'Herrick and James sullen , convicted of the murder of Wm. BAKER, Esq. were hanged at Bansha and, on Monday (the fair-day of Golden) the body ut Herrick was hung in chains. The body of Collet] was given to his rehttives.—(Cloamel Herald.) On Monday last, Aunt tight o'clock in the evening, as Miss ',viper, of Spaldington 011111410 Si was returning from Howden, a villain, in a sist'otit frocit,..attemptcd to lay hold at her horse's bridle; failing therein, the horse sprang forward, and 'the fellow sired after beJ, but without eticet. He then whisfletl, and another 'tams, a little advanced on the road ; attempted to lay bold of the infitle, but failed, end he also fired a pistol, which missed the young woman, and the got away hoppilx without WATERLOO. tit ...fate and geneiiims SubseriptlOn' ,of tits whole People of Ilritain, atld "ot its distant Co-. lonies and great Dependencies, tins enalActi the • Collilllittee for its distribution to assign u an,inity of 101. pri• annum jot, her tahole /de (not while she remains Unmarried) t, , every Widow of every brave private Soldier who fell in the Battle of Waterloo : an additional assittake is also given to such Widows towaris the support of ever* Orphan Child they are left with, who are inulet proifer cautidt'l, assisted . Thus ertry child who has lost its parent and protectOr in the defence of the State on those days of so great merit and Victory, bas found a parent still, and a guardian in a grateful conutry. . Puoitasx.4-Scrazgisr", theiveetit coligneror nE Church, is Matched . to fight Isle Of Wight 11411, on the 13th - of NovetiTher, within 20 miles of lion dont for it stake of 200 gnineak. Sereggin has attained a character eteatlyyrinal to the late Dutch San), and 41S now said S We.best II stone boxer,latt:tifelitt. a scientific pugilist ; but his not done mach in the ring, having only beaten a brother of the •and made tt drawn battle of it with o..utricily, in Ireland. The tali blacks, &twin And Robinson, arc to fight in fete dayt for 20 .goineat, a side. • • Our tendert) Wpl recollect the Sleeping Manly in the North, as she was tertned. We ty,a„Nimid she hits, since tier awaking, been employed on a farm • in the neYghbouthbod of Mo,,i rose. as a dairy-Maid ; and S•ttni duy se'imight did h r diity as timid, in nii;tiilg thCa, a , &•; at night shr her mortal career, by hanging herself With a d o e of yarn. • A young min, abont tWerity-five years of age, et ployed in the City, has been missinir sitiec Thursday bust. At that time lie hail property about Mink of England and Country Bank notes, and bills of exchange, to the amnion of nearly 8001. No trace of _what has become of hint lids yet been'olitained. The following melancholy accident happened at Brighton last Saturday hree fine youths, 'Mos .of Mr. KRANtI f upocritaricy-street, accom panied by a servant •in a tin sing (fowl% ‘Vest-Street, were overturned by the borse taking fright. Itdrotie'furiously vn the streer,until oppo site theccustom-house, when some horses standing in the:way, the chaise was overturned, and bro ken to pieces. The eldest boy had his arm broken, the second son had his skull fractured, and was otherwise dreadfully bruised ; but we are happy to learn ,that.. on. Saturday they were both consi dered by Mr. Bond as likely to recover. The third son afiti the servant happily escaped unhurt On Wednesday night a. fire broke out at or near the CoMmlisariat Barrack,' on the smith side of Stephen's-green, which was extinguished without any material damage being, sustained. On the alarm being given a number of persons assembled to Tender Mott aid the exigency of the moment rerietired--a crosed •collceted opposite the place, .when two fellows on horseback came gallopping along from the tijrection•of Donnybrook fait, and charged through the crowd': we are sorry to learn !bat two anfottithate nob' were run down by these drunken miscre , .nts, and were so severely wounde,l that surgical aid became, necessary it is reported drat they huge since 'died.' • In the confusion or.. rasioneti by such air event the ruffians escaped, butt .we entertain the most sanguine hopes that they may yet he discovered, and hrtnight• to the bar 'of justice.---(Dablin to . rte; pendent,) Two prionners were left for cTeeintion at GlOll. tester, John Williams, for robbing a house in the Forest of. Dean, Hod Dinah itiddiford, for a similar offence. The former, on receiving sett 'fence, id, ",11,1y Lord, I confess myself guilty of the crimes laid to my charge, and many more, I was led Into tljetn 'by.,t)nd company; and'l hops shall lie hangeit.as a warning to others !" Tbe lang espected Memoirs of the Public Life of M. FOUtHE (Duke of OTRANTO, iceretois day pnblisbed by Mr. ,COLDUEN. Jt COftlpril - e3 twelve Very jltipollBl3 itild curious Letters, addrtssed to the Emperor N4POt.IiONT, King JOACHIM. th• Dulie•D'Aftreits, rrincc IlLtxuErt, LOUIA XVIII. the Dnita ut :WeLL'INGTON, Count de 14.w.ts, &c. The 1 e tish papers state that the wheat liarvest hai ourtfierteed in several parts of the country. anti that it promisesto be molit abundant. The Men of Kent are. not looking with more anxiety to tha getting of it in, than are the Lottery Ativenturert to the rich hArveat-of prises which Dame Fortune will put her sickle in on the 17th of September, on .which day the First-dravvn,Prize ,he en. titled to 40,0001. mare, absolutely giring, - -liy this arrangement,. the chance of obtaining 80,0001. to one Ticket, • /The Patent.Trkint Cloth, sold at Alt, I.Vitto I.hapss, in Cheapside,• (where only it can be obtained Genuine, duly stamped with the I'a. .tenteei mune, Sm. all others attempted to be sold to! it,' 'being limitations only)' itt found to excel every other description of Cloth yet IndittlifliCillrvd, it sit pe es the Linens of dermauyin bentity and elfealineSS ; and those of Ireland and buotiand in the same degree,- anti IP-addition'to whirl', is its neeoliar adymittig'e of being ,much more healthful to wear, - sZ ingtoritlly promoting . the health of thtt wearer surpasses the jam;; -cloths at India Ala nutacture; dmrability, and economy, and does the highest honour to the, perseverance and inventive' genius of thin country ; and no fil thily should be . without it, ugr .Individual who travels - .—Whether used as Linen, or for Sheeting, or for Children's use, it has not an equal in ness, - and iileasautness, of wear ; it is fully steer mined never to cheek the principal anurcent the perspiration, in any climate, thus lessening the liability to take cold, its durability is found to be admirable, and in addition to its utility as Shirting and Sheeting, it 'can be used to great ad. vantage fir every purpose, to which long-elothes either India or British can be applied ; its price from 2s. per yard to 53. 6d. Tht Patent was • • • .111