The Sun. — London, England, 1816-09-16 00:00:00

t's .tl, .Is 0 0 , L , BU'T'CH MAIL IRECEIVED THIS MORNING. 3 tfiUSSELS, SEPT. 0 —The Prussian Qerierill Van Ziet hen has now:returned froth Pit 49 to his head quarters. He has given 'the nedeikifry orders for forming . towirdi the end of the month tivo camps each of 10,000 men. The Piussiun troops will then go into the cantonments issigtved them for the *inter. They write from Lille, that ttotwithstanAing the orilers that have been given to stop the recruiting orthe regiments•of infantry and cavalry, it eon 7 thntes as before. It is affirmed that this recruit ing will tease on the Ist of October. We hear further, that the French Government neglects ho means to complete the. colonial regiments ; and it continues to be asserted that that Government is resolved , to send a• very considerable force *Mar- Coigne and GuailiilouPe, in order to beat all times able, if circumstances should be favourable, to mike an attempt upon St. Domingo. We ice many officers come ,here froth France, the most of, them give out that they are going to North' America, in order to enter into the 'ser vice, aO,I if' that floes not succeed, to proceed to 11Iexieo, to scree under Gen. Humbert in the cause of the insurgents. Ilnossets, Sarr. 1 L—The toast from 'Calais to Nieuport has been covered since the first of this month with the wrecks of stranded ships ; several dead bodies have been taken tiP, among which are those of two women and some children. The number of ships stranded is supposed to be eight or ten of different nations. rEOM THE MAINE, SEPT. !I.—There appears 'flow in Austria a Supplement to the Journat The Traveller, which Supplement hears the name of Iliag Courant, and in order to do justice to this name it accurately &tails all the ahsurd reports end news which are found in the English and Itrabant newspapers. The Dutch Papers contain long details of testi 'lilies iu honour of the Prince of Otange. HAnun, SEPT. following is the amount tot :the indirect Taxes according to the conjectural hstimate of the Director-General of these Taxes : Salt SwlLL'e. , 3,0 4, 00n wine Y'oreign Liquors Dome Ditto beer 4,000 , 000 Vinegar Turf. Coals Customs Transit Round Weights and Alcasitres (Pads et ~Veaares ROlldri) , . I • 96,000 1,140,600 Totai n.i v,t60,000 In the Sitting of the Second Chamber of the 3011 t August, M. de Le Vieilleuze, by another estimate, gives a total of 22,260,000 llntelt . Aorin*, that is, an limning of 4,000,000 more than the tstimate of the Director-General. TO-MORROW Tlll STATE LOTTERY, T3EGINS DRAW ING. THE FIRST PR:Zr DRAWN THAT nAT MUST RE MORE THAN 4.40,060, AND' MAY BE 4.e0,000. AILS. ARRIVED--1 France, 1 ITarnburi:ll, 1 Flanders, 1 !Tolland, 2 Guerngey&Jurcry, 1 rhiblin, 1 Waterford. L)uE-1 bon, 1 Gottenburgb, 1 Dublin, I Waterford. PRICE 0 F STOCKS wrLve TIM oAll Ar r . . tank Stack, !lint a prr et tit. li ed. glint Illtet Ct. Cillist 4 per (''cuts stint tr ver Ct. '4N.i. Anti. 9:,1 rnili3 liontl‘, Exch. MO. Bank 1,. Atm Coos. for 0ctuber,......,•(;41 . • , - -w------ , at.cmit —Arerne Price of Brown or hit,scorruln Sitgar . *ftinputell from tile Het nrris made in the week ending the he 1 at Aity ut September, 1814;, is 495. 5},1. per cwt. HIGH W.VITII. XL' LONDON niuDGE TO-NIOIIIIOW. lk,lurning, 5 !ointitt , s after 10. I E►ening, 30 minutes after 10 THE SUN. SOLEN! Qc rs DICZIIII ?MALIN AIIIMAit r. , LONDON, J!ONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1816'. Since our last we have received Foreign Mails 'from . almost every point, and French, lianibUrgh, rlanders, and other Journal!, supplrour. aolunnts tVith their tinatas of news% lint we have been obliged to curtail. the intelligence from all 16 tic sources, .in order to give place to Lord Ex ?,,o.y.rtes most gratifying Dispatches, which were brought to the Admiralty on Saturday night, and Yesterday prortudgaed through the medium of an .Ertniordbutry Gov Wt - These are the duplicates btought overland from Barcelona, the original communication entrusted to Admiral MILNE., in (he ittpultir, not yet having arrived. colouring of ours can add to the brilliancy (4 this exploit, as it appears in the unadorned nat.- e of. the Nobl e Cotionandcr. 4 hum -lot) Captain I.IR4SIIANU, however., states one in 7, taloCing Sect which the modesty of MOUTU ortlittea, naively, dint Ins Lorastilit re. ceivcd two wounds in this memorable action, one in the check, and another in the hat tap piiy fieitber of them of a severe nature. ' Yt vas on the 2NI that this Memorable cTiastise.' meat wat• inflicted on the BArbarians, and never did the thtinder of Britain's Navy roll mote dread. folly, or the valour 'of her selleirs thine with greater splendour. The boMbartiment was ferriblo, and the rockets, bombs, cannonade, and explosion of fire ships, formed altogether one of the most tremendous examples' of Mortal destinetiOn thal' o'er struck awe into a cruel and fulthleii Go. • vernment. The defence seems to baVe been desperate pis it Was unavailing, and it is now stated that six or seven thousand of the enerny perished in this dreadful conflict. Our loss in killed was 128.ktit wounded 690, and that of our brave Ally 13 killed and 52 wounded—Total SSzS. It. affords us graat"pleasure to join in the ttibitte or :,Ivplause which Lord Pottuoum bestows On . the effective co-operation of Admiral CAPELL.AI4 and his Squadron. They have acquired everlasting glory by it, ns well as secured to their country a degree of consideration which► will long protect its commerce in these Seas. The immortal result of all is, that CHIUSTI AN SLAVEit? IS Vcr. EVER AnotAsHXD AT ALGIRItS—• all Christian Slaves. in the Dey`s.Dominions have been delivered --all recent Contribittions re turned—the humbled Despot forced to mAke an abject Apology to the insulted Representative of England—and the lasting impression of our provoked venganee left, as a memorial to depart not one iota front these conditions, on the half levelled towers and.battlements of Algiers, and written in a style not to be misunderstood on her naval• wrecks, desolated stores, and smoking ruins. Private information affords us very lit;le to add to the official accounts. The Booth Vessels In. iernal, , lion.Ctipt.J.G.PencevAt. (Lord AnDmN'S Fecund son), Fury, Capt. C. It. Moottsbm to Admiral Sir R. Moolisost), and Ueda, Capt.. Was. YoPIIAM (son to Rear-Aihniral Sir 11. PoPnam), were highly distinguished in the Bom bardment. These Officers exerted themselves with matchless bravery in (Erecting the dreadful en g i n e s u nder their command, and produced ..n astonishing effect. But indeed the display of ta lent and courage Was so - general that it seems almost invidious to make a selection. A French frifeAte was for several hours a spectator of the business, but was too delicate to attempt to share in the glory with the 'rats of Old England. It'would do her good, however, to see how they acquitted themselves. • The French Papers, it will be seen, contain rather erroneous details of the action. The French Princes have gone to Chantilly, donbtlehs to consult with the Prince of CoNDa on the proper 11M13111T3 to be tesorteil to in order to counteract the late political Revolution. The Weather is now as fine as the warmest 10 ,v0 of his Country could wish. The last three days must have produced a prodigious effect upon the Corn, and.the labo;:rs of agriculture, we rejoice to bear flour a number of places, are now ptirsu ing with activity and diliance, augmented by the fair hope of being abundantly rewarded. We know not whether we should more thankfully acknowledge this providenthei change of the season, or . that triumph of our arms, recorded in the Gazette Extraordinary we have this day the pleasure to publish. The victory is a lions victory, -for it exalts the Moral even more than the Military Character of Britain. Perhaps it is well to acknowledge it together with the blessing of a propitious harvest, that we may feel at once the Divine Goodness which thus crowns our efforts with signal success abroad, and Ilestows out us that which should make us happy and contented at home. Mr. SILVESTHit, king's Messenger, arrived yes. tcrday morning at the Foteign Office, with dis patches from the Earl of HAIIIIOwBY lit Spa. Captain BRISRANP. speaks highly of the conduct of Mr. YORKE, a Midshipman, son of Sir JOSEPH VOLIKa, and it Ores us pleasure to state this, be cause it adds another instance of inherited bravery to those we have recorded in our leading article, so honourable to several Gentlemen of rank in our Naval Admitiitration. The Right Hon. J. 11. ADDINGTON arrives' in town this nsorning, and immediately rustuned Isis station at the Horne Department. .Mr. CRC& en, Secretary to the Admiralty, is one of the Candidates for Porttrnontls. His opponent is Mr. CARTER, the son of Sir J. CARTUR. Tlw health of 'he liing of SWEDEN, say the last accounts, is uearly re-established. o. The prices of corn have fallen in all the ports of the Bettie ; it appears that the harvest, which is over in Poland, has been very abundant. The Kinuersley transport has arrived nt the (Mother Bank from the lonian Islands. She had at Zante, where intelligence had bren rs.ceiverl , nt that place Of [lac plague having broken out ►n twovillasee on the Island of Cephalonia., i t S. „.. EXTRACT Of A LETTER rIOX DOVins "I” Zia SUPT. 3. . . . y e sterd4y, about one o'clock t rapt. tints- 7 satie, of the cf:;iiit Charlotte, landed here ont of an nuen boat from Boulogne, witiOlie Official DiNpatelies front Lord ErmotYrts. Copt. li. had travelled night and day for 14. days. Not 'only is all the Algerine lier . t, annihilated, but the city nearly laid in aslies, itnd the Mole destroyed. A great ninnberOf the inkabitantS arc stated to hare been killed - by the first fi►'e of our shiirt, ultholigh they %vele 'waved aiVity Previonsly, Litt would not dispeise. The Marines, bOth in Officers an•i men, ate stated to have suffered very considerably, and the bnprevoNe has si:stdined a great loss in FiC. The QuCen Chiuktte led; and, upon the whole, the bt►sitie.t' is stated to have been performed most 'effecttuiliy.—Mr. varrxe, 'the King's Messenger, also landed Itel . e from the Chichester pacltet with Dispatehca. The emigre- Au from hence 'to' France has in some measure abated; the errivals*from France have increased." DEAL, SHPT. li.—=ityrived 'yestehlity the Dro nictlal.y store-ship' fr'ion Danttie, • bound to Ply mouth, anti trailed thiii day with.tho whole of the ontward-lhotfod : the Dutch maw war und the Canton East Willman alone remain. FALMOUTH, Sr. 'T. 13:—The following packets with mails arc in our ltomli, witul-bmind :- 7 -Lady Arabella, for Lisbon ; Lord Sidninuth, for Hali fax and New York ; Prinress Marr, forltinaica ; dud the Francis Frreling, for the lirazift. PLYIkt(1(111. SEPT. 14.—Came the Larne trlgdte from a Ind the Telivaph schooner tram Falraimt S. W. PuIiTSMOVTIt, SrPT. 15.--fussed by the Hut: eatt linliiiman for Calcutta, all well. BUONAPAR l'E. Extract of a Letter from St. Helena.—" l ,uve little to communicate to you respecting BUONAPARTE, echo I baleve still continues ih tolerable good bodily health, thong], he is said to be, as wood, much discontented with his situation in the island, and which be does not fail, fre quently, I am told, to express in a very forcible manner. Sir H. lAMB and Itimself ars:fluid to be n very bnd terms, and likely to retnaiii so. %c see him very seldom latterly, as he ban, in a grearmea. sure, omitted his former customary exercise, be ing rarely now to he seen on horseback,-and not very Invent ly in his carriage. He is said to he er • tirely Occupied either in reading the books lately arrival from Elsgland, of which there are said to be six or seven thousand volumes, or in ,the cnntinti ation of his history, which is reported to be very far advanced. POLICE CONSPIRATOR are happy to an. nounce, that Government has token upon itself to conduct the prosecutions against the persons charged ►with entrapping people into tbe commis sion of crimes, merely to obtain the rewards. A Committee of Magistrates has been some time employed in investigating cases, and such as alt pe►►rs to them deservin attention have been ferret' to the consideration of the Attorney and Solieitor•General, for td►eir opinion si to the form Of prosecution to be adopted. We understand that several ihf the parties will be trie►l for eapital offences, and others for high misdemeanours.— , Among the limner ate the persons concerned in 'entrapping the Itishmen, to have them eh tvged with coining ; and likewise Vaughan ► Donnelly, And Johnson. The indictments against the whole sre now preparing, and are expected to be pre ferred, and the parties tried in the course of the ensuing Sessions. PETInN has been named President for life of the Soul h Pfibit of Ittyti, in conforinity of a de erre nt the convention, which had assembled to amend the;Constitntion. On Ihe Mit ult. mutt her squabble. on the subject of the tight of search, occurred on Lake Erie.-- The American brig Union was boarded, tibont eight miles below Detroit, by a British Midship» mart and six men, its quest of deserters, The American master would not allow him to Search unless he took charge of the . vessel, which the British officer did, and . upon 'nuking the search, Inuit the American he might resuole the command. The °Hirer called himself Henry Brooks, and said he acted under verbal orders from his Colllmaltder. Dining th e search two gunl, well manned, were drawn nut on the Canada shore, not more than 100 yards Isom the Union. Au account of this affair was transmitted to i ;Washington: WINDSOR, Saar. 15.—Nesterday her MAJEsTY and the Pat NCESSRS took an airing in .a coach and four on the Maidenhead-road, anti returned to the Castle to dinner. in tha, alternonn the Prince Regent- arrived on a visit to her. Majesty and the Princesses, and in. the evening nett the Castle for Hampton : Couq. Thil. day being re markably fine, after church her Majesty and the Princesses, with their 'Nadirs in ntiOdance,•toidi an airing to Frogmore, walked ,in Ailt: 11e4intiCal gardens, ind returned to the -Castle to dinner. 'nil:. Duke of York arrived at the Castle from ()e -lands, on a visit to her Majesty and the PrittcesSes, and returned in the:ts_vening, This morning the Third Regiment of Foot Guards marched from the Foot Barracks to the,Cavalry Bartriel, where the two Regiments hea_rd prayers lead in the Barrack-square by time Rev,Nr. !topper ! ~ BRIGHToN s Sr. rr.ls.—!•l,,estertlay Thorriting.Ote Duke of Volta., and ,the Avirolts, : estabijsirrnetrt 01 hit lioyal tlighneva,,Annk their departure from [ the Pavilion 44:L9044M. -t- . , :-,-,..' . I '''''' -', THE THEATRES. introthieed two irewi Perturin;ii 'to *the 1., , mt10n litoeirds. Mrs. 1c.414T,t,..!0n Vo*T.,e.atte, and the wif e of Comic /hero of that name, as ifgalhit, fro'in the 1.1141 i Theatre, as Bold Ileritilenhenit.' 'Elie) , Were . both favourably' recved, 4410 ev w iti'Ct3l loer's which fully entitled Y o ticiolo the 'flattering testitno4es of approbAtion. Which 'Were rewirtfel. The 14y ii ititere4ing in itrifiFeritnee, with face,- yoke, and • - person all sititeti to the stage, tint) It r style of actitig.-tli43 not ifise.reilit the lualifientions *she enjoys rront lIV st it ie. M'r. IS P . it aoV ti Is nil o sensed of a 'rood fikure, eountenatite, and vole*, and his deforftnent 'll4ll HS mnch gentlettianly ease o• ," al we ever witnessed . Ills Ba ro n H . IldeiMeir4 wits altogetlier a in:islet-1y . pertratit. othei pans were as host • • it closed 13 Ay NI Aar:ST.-7_OS eon Satin.- day - s alter • a Sli ,, ft, but . stio.es s -fill season. Dlr: Ttary•, Broke the tollowing Ai Tress, Wilk)) vert alludis to the al'.-swallowing ykt tri init-es• of the Winter 'fueatt•es !••••••;- • AND GENTL,Laa.x,—I hill deputed by the Proprie tors of Om Theatre to utter you their mon cordial thaaka fur the instriningLt with which yuu hive beruoired thr in during their itry short season. , " They biment that the ancreased, and increasing *pecula tions of Ligiier tbeatrical powers, whose influence at present must regulate their notions,. so very mulch :curtail the period of exertion tin this spot, to merit your fayour. " slut one Material in,,,'rediettit in Theatres Sfinuld be I? its juidOrerily, we are r tald, is the spit) of it : if so, the Pro- Prietors brre should feel 'partreedarly rbliged hours for rendering this, scot of dramatic exhibition wittier and wittier rvvo: yysir• lialia:PiTforaters,, r;il c tierptiemen, beg permissinra to join with the Pilipriers to exPressiiins of gratitude for your encolirrigeinent, and We, toust reipeot fully hid you fare well." Coßourto Tflgattei...--;—Satitrilay this first stone of "a new 'Theatre was Ht. the site of ground, oppoite the Pear Tree public house., ill L►titibetik Marsh. llo'yai Standard w,is displayed the 111 F, M Alt rs. :CPilYrtiClllo , l6t, S — EPT. sn.pply of Il'heat.,this morning from &Ise% anditent was not large, but owing to the fine State of the writilistr the prices areftill 2s. per 'quarter lower than this day %reel; ; Barley siippnrts its price ; Malt is scarce, 'tkAd ls. per 'quarter ; in Peas, Beans, aid Oats there is no alteration ; !lower is selling at the price we last looted, 755. per sack. Fol - eign Wlient • b4s. C4*. riae aitta - - . Baxlish kVlteat t as. ;is. Flier ditto = 945. —C. nye ' 89s. ati,. • 41c....5. Barley • = 04. Ws. . , 30$ -4 4; " . - Ms. ill. Fine . dit4o - 4 ` 4%, .--I*. AV flit ereaie, (WA Ion) dlis. 4tl. Fine ditto out..-a. Grey l'ea4c • - -41 s 465. Fine (trey Pt..%) e - 41. -.11. Tick - $4l. 4os. Old ditto - - - knitill Tick 40%. 4:%5. Oki ditto •• Few,' OntS - to 2:4. Fi int tlittn • • • sl*. Vtii. tiittn = 014. 2/t. 1245, 294. Potutnc, AM') 441, —.4. Aape Aectl $4l. 401. tuir fait. Pine Fluur - • 170%. Seconds • • IMS. 70, • *terrier' Str.t. ilay's Market witiwell. sup 4 plied with prime Beasts, and the sh o w o f Cattle to getterrti Was plentiful; Mutton and Veal ivere chapel.; Berl. Lamb, and Pork, sold ;at List prices ; awl the triole, fur the mutt part, was somewhat ConliWerrilble: Tito !bales 1n thr Huy. , mallet *ere rather flwelyrt Hay, Straub, and Ctorer, fetched last prices. , Lititt.-'genera} the Earl of Dottalotrsty, his fa-. milv, and suite, embarked on hoard the Forth. Captain Sir ions: Loots, on Sunday se'nnight, but the slip weft detained at - Spithead until Wed 4 nesdar, In consequence of a strong gale of wind froM' tlie . !s.. W. during which, on Monday night. five of the smugglers who•had, been put on board her for conveyance to Halifax, to be distributell to the ships on that station, effected their escape trOni thut ship; - hut it is. very probable that three of them were drowned,' as it appears that, after jumping overboard, they swam towards a merchant brig which lay about three quarters of mile trim the. Forth ; two of them reached the brig, awl were taken on board, and fancied early in the morning, having represented to the Master that they had been upset in a boat ; * third watt observed to drown alongside. A writ ofinquiry, to ascertain the valuation o ,the houses NoA. 10 and 11, Pall. Mall, the pro. perty of Air. ILLINGHAM. wine merchant, which are required by the Commissioners under the Nee Street Act, WaS on Saturday held before the De. putt' Highllailiff of Westminster, soul a Specie' Jury. .The•mitneSS93 for the plaintiff valued tin property at from 6 to .70001:, those for the Com. missionrrs at about 40001. The Jury gave a very dict fur fi,llll. • Apples were sold in Plymouth market on Salta ., day last at t WO , pence pet gallon. As th e fate of onethird of ail t he , Tickets which the Lottery:Wheel-"Contains will, be determinet To-morrow—and as the First,drawn Prize teil be entitled to 40,000(., and may obtain 40,0001 more, making together, the immense Prize a 80,000/..--we cannot be surprized at the grew apparent interest which ;1 he Public appear to take nor tit the numerous purchases hourly making it the Lottery Offices. G. CAHRok L, the Contractor, Las the honour o annoni ring to the Public the near approach t the doyen which the State Lottery wilt common Drawing. To-inorroW, the 17th instant, wV be the day : when Fortune will distribute he choictit Gifts, The Pint Prize drawn that d must be none than 40,0001. The Scheme con Mins, Two eitzes of 40,0001. Two of 30,000 Two. of 10,0001. &c. Sic and is so arranged, tha Prizes to the rot omit of 50.0001, - 00,0001.70.000 i or even. 80,0001 may be ohtaircd. by a k`ortu nate Adventure, at :No. 7, Corniiill, or No. !.?,6 Ch.ford•st Vol ions opinions appear .to prevail in regard ti die most propitions nonneot for .eottrting stnifes of Fortune in her Lottery %Sled a gene al pretererwe scents, however, to be given to tin Day before the Drawing, and not without -reason as it is well known, that wore capitals have beet sold on that day than on any other, one of whirl w‘,4*, the grAt) rriwg of 40,0001. No, it.1,64Q, shared by tite;pyesent Contractors, ItzcitAitollot;, (oont.ticx, - iiitti, Co. As the .Prize exceeding 04004)1. mast bt drawn To-ntorrotv, the 17th, the ,v,ibitori,lo the different .t)ltiees on the clay pre• %lons to the Drawing I'M no doubt be very ny mcrOus. . . x .