The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-12 00:00:00

tv11 , 11e: roe Ministry, divided in two partiesStitnityling • %tit h each other, has never po;sessetl i ,any:c . redit with the .puhlie, and even if it had,. :it:could not 'have failed to lose it by consenting to si'kti thelast Treaty' of Peace, so disastrous for France, its Pe:!sident, to Whom no one can deny the title ,of Ito upright 'man, a title very precious in the:se thoe:::, has at once to• contend with the nation witht which . , he unacquaiirted, and which con siders .him,as - n stranger, aittl wit 4 1 the i ntr i gues 44' the Court; as well as wino those of the late eager to resume power. Above alt he is oppoNed by the )Irirish Cabinet, de irons ut. weitheJtitig the influence of ; in addition to which, In• will soon have per ap, rn elleuttottr a 111:11 . 1jC4Ions of his unbounded u•3i..!:tilency over the King's mind, i‘,l„,qt ,Biaeas, rc ho, if is affirmed, will ere long astinmeullil?f"i wet' t iiost, the, only tote which her s huen 1 4rpt vai lo a , to tne present ..?"...linistry. Thu.; consi:p.o: (if hi s neeply critical situation, the Minis.cr not long sinee, t lint placed bet tveen y guilt., he should-soon be obliged to retire, le can be no anitht as to 'the choice of his . SUCCM , Gr ; but M. de Tallevrand has declared that he will have no ' . ,•commtinicat ion with the present Ministers of War or of the lutetior, whom the Kings witdies to, retath. . . . Tit e.Citamticit OF PREns,.—.The hereditary right 'vrtributed to Ifs ;Members, the intport'ince and 'Tien/him-of their fUnctions, .the interest which 'they h.r'e . itt maintaining he order . of things nutlet. which they enjoy such high . prertvgatives, had quieted . many respecting the dispositions of the Court and of the Chambee of Deputies, augl bad given reason to hope th'qt, they would iccep,free 'front the spirit of resistance, and coaiel.the Go ' vellitnent to the faithful observauce'of the Cloir. ter. Ilut all these fair hopes have vaailslithr. The 'Chamber, of .entisisting for the'grentet'piirt Id Chiefs of the Choinans, of Ventleanii,'"of tairati . • • lloyali'sts,.have . ctrinced that parit . stitrit is a 4.):0r3i01► to which eeei y 'thing sacrifieed. '.rite same obscreat hats tit iy be . irmilied - to , the 'Chamber of Deputies ; composed of 'tilt!' sante elements., it toast display the same spirit. 'Tie 'ilections of 'its I%lembers did nal take•place in 11 - nottoter calculatet[to conciliate the public esteem the first place; the King appointed the Presi. 'dents of all the Electoral Colleges ; ..itt•addition to which, he• empowered the Prefectii to add 20 Electors of their own choice to the .001111,46 of the Departments, and 10 to the Collei;es of the ArrondiSSements ; finally, as these nit ans were found-insu ffi cient to obtain such electio'lisuS were dt•sirell, there wAs lutrilly a College iu Which fraud vir,knce iverr not employed to' coutrOul the viertinns aecordiog to the wishes of Goviirtniteatt. 'thus, for instance, at Toulouse, the VrCsident of the College, though appointed uy tic lint appearing rt Itoyllist sufficiently pu violenrly'expelled, awl it wtis tribinst.the , nitir. ilerct- of General Ramel that the elections moll place. At 'Nismes also; the Electoral College.. was phieea unilcr the influence of a band of rob hers and'assasSitot stud' of the Members of the, Collegeti its were Prntestants Lad already taken flight to escape assos , ination. at Committee of •Infiarrt!Ct ion tutted the Electoral College to be *wet °united by arined bands, prepared to fire. A dozen of the it,tder4 of battik rwrinied thernielvcs into the eol tegY, awl obliged the Eleetors !o shew their vOtes before t hey east [heat • into the inn ; they treated several of the ' Electors, mid deciired. to ihe.Presidynt (appointed by the thlit if he ro he eteete•l;he should .not retire These few facts may give an idea - of the in , ll . l . lVer• lit which lliejlantbet• of Deputies CO1 . 41)9301. Thjwchlimher has manifested Ito revolutionary, So anti-con;tittitional, and so auri-royalt spirit., ,1 h at the I.l.litiistry iiiatmed,- thought it prudent to or ganize an opposition, by inviting (he ittwa tional mid , moderate Members to fi , cm a pr;vate club : but this opposition is still but iu it Sabin . The organization Of .the military force, 'lntuit b. standing the reiterated assurances of the journals, proceeds but with slowness anti difficulty ; the. greater nuntber..of the oltrouldiers refisse tt, reeve, ittul prefer tilling the ground. Government therefgre obliged to have recourse 19 vphitttary ctiiirstoleati, , ,and- to employ bounties,. The Who fICCV to serve us officers are numerous. canagh, hut they have for the most part no..sem 13.ince.ot military:service ; yet some of l titent, by ',Jeans of intrigue, succeed in obtainiug.rinik „and eVen superior rank.. A bankrupt 11 . 4(k:swan has ticen appointeda Colonel and an ()ilicer iff the Legion Of Honour. The Governmet4,..l,o4,eyer, Live so little,confidenee in the compositionot this mew army, that they have already postpoued.seve ral times the departure of the Duke of ‘Vellington, and,that of his troops. • The" internal administration proceeds be.tter in the'North than in the South. ,Yet such arbitrary titeasures are adopted every where, that it is int po;isible that the . same resistance ;shooid not he ,generally met with. Prefects, .Sith.Prefects,, and ..kothorit ies still more subordinate, even the Iltaytirs . I:o,e‘ upon shtioselves to impose 141 hit rary i.i is urn, their districts, and upon individuak whom they suspect of opinions contrary to their own, , : pure' • Royalists resist the payment of the. cy,tritordinavy contributions, mlct. 'the ,pretence . that they. should be borne solely by .the men of in„consequeoce of which.,' Many ii colle,etor bus given tip his office, tinder .the j ap- . . pt*hentiion that, in exacting payment of the eon sahatiotis according to he ,hould he 6 , 094101 ~iitli . 13non;4partisitl, and prosecuted before,a Cour rtuotaiefilthoitgli it be notorjolis.tinitwitli:the ex ception of the army and of it staitil nombeil,ot men, 3eltose vii existence is intimately connected with tiat Id' ;`;.apoleon, there dues not'exist a French. Pow who dues not execrate this tnao—the author of their atiscrits, Notwithstanding this circurn .stairce, it sort of inquisition is eu10:4 , 1 every witiere, which can only be attended. . with .tatalre sults : several constituted Authorities invite, by contideutoil fetters, thops . under 'their controtil to Wake hports dentinciarittis ; they examine witnesses, Ste. In 'Consequence of timse occults. private society, formerly solturrwrved andjgreeable in .France, .has lost almost all its silifiettuos ; people' kre : ' dividtd ; they fear' and . . "made; party spirit prey,cis even in iatnilitss land banishes thereiront all peace :and harmony. Public and private transactions have almost ;en tire/y ceased.; they : cam - ow yestone orditt.iiy. cottylr, untrL--rhe Governateot'sliall known the:Means it propo.:;es t o .. 4 >i,: n loy to enxi . ore the perfnrinancc ',f the engagements-contracted; by the thlfer,:nt sti'polotior!s . :or the 'l'reatie Peace. The transfer of property is beentne int practicable.; those whcr still :110*NeSS epeeic, con cvai it. fearful of the creation of a paper-money upon a property worth half a tolilion i of li‘ . "'S (about' 20,0001. sterlin4); it, tvi.ulti he very thai cult tit raise !t thousands louis=(l'tirs; even- at "a' very high interest. : Upon:these - general : considerations itt the de plt>rable situation of the cottony,. and the:yet more ,melatteholy _prospect with which it is menaced, it i.; impossible to itiond a hope of ameliorating it Situation, hot . by the tutioo the Allies', the occupation of Franee by the -4 Troops, and by their Irrotectinn, not Andy ui tinst 11t!Hrtentpt3 ol the ilefUnr('bins.bitt 110) 1;+:--( 1 :1:1:1 , i(v,14 of /4 ILiieidteLibi/IS, rt It 4), 111,111::' the• tna•k t)t re , :itgritarell torsilice the restoration of the d'fferent braoclies of the 11 .Ittt.! .131: littarbon, have commit red within tiiesc bi, : nteritths lit South, .och hor rors and cruelties as the whole course of the treorli It evolution scarcely offers an example. If, tinfrlrttutately the Great Allied l'Oivers' should not remain unitt:tt for a great : length time, if the collts;mt of their interests shoold . diyide them, ve must infallibly heitolttortitappv France again prey to tithie cffIiVIIIShItIS, by whil. , ll 'She has been .tot i li tot' five sod twenty years:;* and, in this ease, the lotirbotts woold he inevitably forced to dekettd it third time front, th.cir throne. Snelr, Lust, is the opinion :of :tr great Sint esman, •of (:astlereag It ; who 'ttrtste lo the F.ritperor Alexander on the Bth Angost that 1 " the re-estahlishment of the Bourbons, soch as it then Was, could not he con sidet ell as the term of the revolutionary state, aud that the rlorstion ot their existence depended trpoll the presence of tlic Allied 'Armies in the licatt of France." EY....erielice has also sbewn, and mire than once, that the cause of the Hour- . honseould not prevail sol , porn.'d by toreign bayonets ; that it lias be:en always vanquished every tittle that it has entered the Fiats itlope, without the lektf,t'lleeetiSity of.oppng ing the . smallest resistauce, arid wit hoot 'perialting eith e r i n thrir catt l e or against ir, , lit tine, this Nome, which eannotbettlways thus supported, 'apd which for that reasno mast of ne— rt,•if y all, by . rorns thrown down by the tuition r;iised nit by Iw ig nevi , tte rtiewtce•. Vrune{) With 14 Stirreol63ll of bloody fatastrophirs, whirls will be - renewed : until the min of. this, .line cohort,. he, holly eonstotonittell--a tragic; io n rect.rvett, perhaps; far uttr. posterity. ITt.rvilibrr 1815. • Mum:l.ll—i Li<hon . f M'altiA, 1 .liirwkica, '2 Guermey and .tercet'; Ilin. 1)1 , r —I Fr:viler, g Ilullutrd , iGotteir • Intlol, ilanibutgh, I Witterfuril. Tall 104 Y AT: "r Stock, pit t'unt. 1 Miler siii pCl' COW,. 7, 1 0 t•eue.A,rtM Amt. 1.1414 k I.t6tir K 111.1i3 iluuiti4 , As. es pt. Exgheq. MIN, al. 6s, pr. ' • Dirtulur l'oystl . rtit „ Cunt. fur o,tining. , .1-1,1(;11 k it f LONI)( TO-N1011.110A:. • mitiul ttitta J., I Evening, tLs after 4. T IF; SUN. 11 4 )1.1:Ni QV I E.!? 134.4 fALit/ Al!tol:AT LONDON . F 14' 1 7),1Y, J.1N114 1? 12, 19t6. Orders- blve beet) .imst.leil for dißembotiing the , whote of to Afilitia throughout (iront lltjtuitl -- with vvry ft: NV C*69)00118 . . , No 1.0.t10..r French l'aper.s Iran urr eil xvlieu our I . ';iper"%%'at; pot to Nire have. received Jatttaieit C;vrettes to the 19tli November. Rear-Admired .I)(;tir,LA3 S l oilted 1116 flog from the Shark to the darn, 74, ~11 the sth. The only pews, worthy. of' notice, touching the 1 shotti, ix coutflineti iti the f0110w . r.t..; imrltgraph . _ _ . Thursday, •Mr. Stewart '(of in his in the 1-louse, harilig nni4 etltaitt hugs against tire Muni John. ewiii, , Esq: Chief Justiee of this Island, in his xlta rad J . of Chier .ittstice, it ‘%asorriki.c , 4,, lqtgii)o, that the Ciontnittue, appointed to inapeet into fire state of the sevrral Court, of 4ustice in this inquire into the efrirr,..cs I,y 70:r.itewart ;of 'Crel.twily!, in his pi:ice, akiirp . lthe I.k ksq. in hi i clrir.toei of Chief 3ttstie.. ) of i4E.).. its, and flazrant •nii4coodner in h.linistration of public jostice in this island, and of gen, ru ine.no!,etency to perform the duties of titat high miff important station aoLI tha licy report wheth e r. in their opinion; there are SuffiCient grounds for the House to prOceed up`en the said clUlrges." Extract of a Letter friaa the Agento to Lloyds, at Malto, dated 49th Notcasber. t•3overnor gone, in, his ALijesty's ship Bombay, to 'rook, to demand of the 1.1v,y faction for insults oifered to our flv,. Two laigs of wiir are appointed, by p4ekeh, to sail between, thi s Ist:m(l.llnd Smyrna ; .►nt! also to kerp the Pirates in cheek." ' have received a Grexado PAper, of the November. 'Vile only tact which it ititimittices, is d ie Jecii of the HMI. ALIMAIIDER Coctcutnts:, • the age of 76. We inl.ert from tits jacobiit C , r.-01, , , Ite'po t e ascribo,t'o rOZZO Di Bottwip, it nevertheless, au impudent labricAtion, ad mits of scarcely a doubt. It bears the strong of forgery du cry line. A utunhcrof its allegptious :are,notoriously- false„ and could never have come 'from a person possessed of that real information to wit tlre ItussianMinister nurst have access ; and even if the facts were true, they" are - not - described . in the lane urge Which 1. 1 0 . zz0 D 1 BOROHo`or 'any man of his known prin cipleswOuld„employ. • The WhOle tirade i s i n the true . cant .style .of the ! Jacobin School—the very words the Chronicle and its' Correspondents daily use. The manufacutrer o'verliroked this. lie forgot that though a French or English Traitor !night assert that the hum rors and cruelties in a part of 4 , 7rtutee since the restoration were-such " as the WHOLE CoUI(SE Of the .French Ilevotinion scarcely ups an eiantple," that no maim of conititon undet standing, and - belonging to ally other class of would .ever insult mankind by uttering SolCand,aloaS a falsehood. In shorto here is nothing of the loyal Pozzo di BottC;110 in this prodOetion; it is all Chronicle, all fact ion, even to the ridiculous story of a marvellous Caricature which puts up an umbrella un the approach c.f a storm 11 1.! A Morning Paper, the least likely to know any t king atn,ut the tn:ittur; MRsules its Readers " that it is •the present intenticin of M. I ' A,IITTAKT to propusu to retain and make permanent a Five per Cent. Income ifax7-and..aiso_ to encroach, Co the amount of Seven Millions per alumi, on die Sinking Fund. We not of course pretending to unlimited confidenre fr o m Ministers, tdhe upon ourselvc's tt, contradict both these stories,— to guess that no•deteraiinatioti has yet been made. RS to any proposition respecting. that best of natice Incas:nes which could be,i.dopted,—a pro perly modified PropeityTaZ,ol4eseending too !Ow in scale; or bearing hard on the inferior order * *, ; mid that the ",iiititing Fnuti yet retains uninjured even by the intentions of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEWJEII. • The last letter's . from Lisbon 'intimate theft an expedition was abov.t to be fitted tint in Portugal, perhaps to assist the Spaniards. ~ . The Duke of Wean INGTON, says,o,'Frnch per, has issuLd the strictest milers to the troops under his conrmanti not to layout suinggling. • An Kvening.Y . Hicr sttttes, on theauthority of a private letter, that its the.uitair of : the amnesty hill M. Couutuans, who ;was charged to se, port the. opinion of the Comn.ittee, and who was oppointrAl.Attorney-Lieneral at Rennes, his native town, 'anti here he is tinkersally..es. teemed and beloved, bus been deprived a place,in ehnsentience of having voted 13 < , pposl, tion to Ministers. 'This net is parih.rly hut'ed to 1 aRIIE Ma M Tke 14ivtA: Made it visit. to M. nu Coals:at:Ls, for the purpose: of expressing their horror at. the injustice be has • tixpertocvd. The amensintent the Regicides in the Anoeity . Law - vrill iodude CANIAACERE, CMINOT, IiAItHER Ft, 14 1 01JCItg,.0ifeAt; aturieveral others, 16,i tsa i,V, in all, who lutist lay aside their tFtlei of Trince, Duke, Count, &c. and bec ome gnee inure irhat theysirotessed . W they sti wickedly murdered ,their . benevolent .t.)vereiga . *re eitiketts'of - tite world. Tills is a great and • a exam og; and ,wherever these exiles go, they trill carry it with. .;,lime throughout time world. - - It is said thin M. PANQVTN; the former Keeper: , of the Seal; and. 411-inisterolf State, 'was the per son who—most' courrihoted I.? the csespe . of LA-, VAIMTTP. he was lot-met:ly eery roach Connected,. with i\lattatne'LAvAtATTE, and he heloogs to the • Party..;. The I)ne FKLTS-14 his, it is •saiil, alreatly sig nified to Al:trihai Auostty.Au,,tliat iss consequence of h i Prodantinloll 011 the «Otis or March', the de;ertnisied .to dispense with his ser- Ores, und dit,cont issue the payment of ht pen- Aion. communications have been made. to Matliintil 'l4l,il , lllVltE, SOULT, SUCIIHT, • any) .llksWt:sa. 'l'-t• Merchants of Vienna have presented-a me. ntucial.tc~ the I,! . .anperor. of AUSTRIA, praying, that ps Austria is . uow possessed at a eery extensive ►-ea coast; the introthiet lot' of colonial produce by land ,may be prohib;ted. This would greatly pro mote the pri-pegity ut Triebte; hiuiue, alul Venice. '!'he divorce eatt,e . ot 11LY Li. is still in progreis at I'ol9, nor will jiniglnent tte pronounced till to-morrow. rri. agalnot.l.tevel ltavitig eoiichPicil a long:.Altelatitatiou ' again s t BUUNA.. VA tri.e,•wil b the clap-trap now so common in all' the French public .speakets.,...(v e W ea n ; the ex pression Pit.'t Roi--the whole audience echoed the words, and tilled the Hall of Justice with re peated and lond Shouts of tipprubation. Verily tiirmie Vrettch, ',Nlooarch WOuld be the most stable in the world, if Frencimaen is ere not as mud of 00r4..1ty as they :ire of noi! , ,e. M. Guy.rou- %Jay fiNU, the celebrated Chemist,. died lately at Ports, at au advanced age. - Loyd and Lady Cs.rt.Ette A cit arrived y es t e rd ay at Their house in Si .Jaitais's.stitatre-, from' litigh, ton. This "lay they are 'expected- to leave town fhr their seat, North Cray, Kent._ Lord and Ludy CAsTl,4itE-Aoir,in 'returning to town on ‘Veilnesday from SurtirELLY's, at Mick par'sed through Noinii e h, where the p o p u -' !act! sit IMO t hew with three elitteCS. Sin Cii MMUS SHIPLEY Governor (If Grenada tUe 2.Bth ult. we took , an account of the_death, Of this distinguished individual, f rom t h e J ama ica ' Gazette,-litit we have great • pleasure, in stating :That this intelligence was uttfouniked. The para.. graph orig.inated %%ith the Dominica Gazelle, ant i whether it .tprmung Iron) malice or folly, it is gra ifyi II a is copy unto the Grenade Paper, of t h e 1 I t h is4 . oveniher, the assurance [list " Sir CkiARLIRS SiItPLPY is not- alive, in good spirits, and improving ligulth.'• 1 - :, ;:_.: XJC:rr.I t tCT, OF A. LETTER FROM THE .1.611N17 Ledirii j t AT SURINAM, DATED NOV. 31, 1815. " Arrived, Oct. 27, the Dutch ship Cornelis and !Grin, - from Amsterdam ; on the 29th, the Princess Elizabeth packet ; on the - 30th, the P,ritisirship New C en t ur y, O LIVER , from Liver. • Pool ; also several vessels from the British Colo' Lies and United States, and prbeeetled in leach of better markets. Sailed the brig John, ll °A d fo 1.1.16.1,10c5, in ballast. Remain ( British shir Ping), brig Rambler, SCOTT, since the 4th.. 01 MAY ; Henry Celt RoxnunG, since the 28th of June ; ship SWAIIOW, FRITH, since the !It'll of July ; Argyle, APFLECL, since the P ith of S e p' tember ; brig Horatio, HALL, repairing ; Ladt Cootetvto load iinther to leeward; ship Eleanor., StiAW;,; the Clyde ; ship Elizabeth Sephia , ; brig Tient, LoNGaorrom Not!' CefitliFy, OLlVAR.—Saikit (Dutch vcsscls)'..: Pntzdatn, Sirca,. and Norgenstar, JOOSTRE, 144 ; Holland. $‘ Of the foregoing . 13ritish vessels, - it is pro' batik the Rambler, Henry Cerf, and Horatio,4!n4 possible The Swallow mar have to proceed to the -Wands, as there is no freight offering Britain, i n consequence of the nuruetons licence* grnuted to th e D utc h vesse l s, and the understand ing thlft ltritigh vessels cannot take in a eargoil Holland a direct, ;end th e circ umstance of the VW" Proprietors o rd er i ng the. produce nearly uf (ha Colony to b e shi ppe d to Holhml." far Great The, Co-npany's ships Rose and Slretall'° 4 sailsd,crons 31adras for the Isle of France oil tlis St it Aitipst, arrived at l'ott Louis the Stil .Sep' tetuUt r , Allld were expected to yetarn to 31:4 14 ' • . io At:A:ember. --- .. • DeAt., JAN, lE—Remain in the Downs, the outward-humid as before, detained -hy ° winds.—Wisid N. W.' POwriatouTa, JAN. 1 t.--It has blown very bard all this day twin the WestWiftt, but the whole (tf the *hipping appear to ride in safety. .. FALMOUTH. J. 9.—Arrived the. . Duke 4)1 • Kent packet, Captain CoLesnrottrll, Mat I‘ld ils : from *Lisbon, in ten days; Gitteenshury ac-k et :'.. Captain HANNA le, from Malta and Gibraltar, '"` la days front the latter ; .. .osho.ne packet, CaPta lu : liAttratriv, in ;..0 days : front Jamaica.. 113° ', Osbortr spoke the following vessels :--P e ."..•• - cOririe . i :3 , in tat. 23. 4g. long: 69. 20. the sloly i ,f. I Catlntai; of Glesgow from Norfolk for Jamaicit i', l Dec. 24, in-lat.-39. 14. long. 47. 49. the bri'',.: contrary Rui le ll, ,1 .-' and from Liverpool for New Yoi h., Lit lL ' s 2,Alays.—`4 . inti W..'3_ W. . . Zilty...ivicitt, I)ac. 19.---The following velgel,6. ere :-oz en u p and must winter h ere :---Chalontio Eiutymati; Henry, Christopher, and Fairteed , hound to Liverpool ; Cerey, Hair, and Levhithath, hound 'To Grangemonth ; the Minerv a , bound to Qhister ; and 'the Friendship, bound to Work" ingtoo.. The Lord Darhant, bound ro , tirrang'" /numb, sidled train this• port to-day, in companr: With the Nestor, THOKW ; the - latter ship b a ,, or-. rived.at Liverpool, and brought the above ac'. COUTIt. „•.. • • . • -- The Phoenix sa:.kdirom the Isle of France MI the 1 2°d of 'May last, 'With 'a detachment of t hc. Bouthon 'regiment aunt some invalids, fur FLirl'A tloes.,:4ibctonehed.at the Capt of Goad Hope °A the 24th of ..lone, Where the troops were dile''' harked,-to do gar'rison duty, inconsequence of 3 rei!itorcsrpent having been seat from that coiollY likinimin: army of Lord Alm tia. Y • , • estcr - clay the Alistiatches. were finaly closed 11:: the &L i t Jodi.t.ironie, and delive'red to the' F”' sers of the following ships, viz. :—Coi A wait, Capt. ToussAtNT, and Vord Lyiledocir, Cue' Clucuros—for*. Lielenn and China. . . • ort, Wedlies•lay I i - the Mayor * and Cominol! Council of Liverpool, .bertowed the freedom at tire 13ormigh On SFr throftott It. Cou..iett, D'ir t * K. C. 13. Captain in the 116174 Navy. AUERICAN Wrosic.--The de.ith of Nir.l3 o l" tian is Urns animumeed in tire eluroruNew fh.iner--" Petal:, has annexed lav seal to Ike 1;1's Josses Esq: one of our late EurOYs Gbitit;" acc. !! A Dublin Paper of the Sib announces the ' de. 3lll of Sir E.' CRorrosr,' by suicide. The Carrespou" dent of the 9th does not mention' the circutustatic 'M of The 'Magistrates of Boston, in consequence the depressed state of the tines, on Monclay.tic" dined granting a license to the Liticoln ConW"Y r of Comedians for the present season. The contract for butcher's 'neat, for tire use (}1 the Liverpool workhouse, during the ensuing g ilt months, has been taken by Mr. HtlNtawavand T. l'ALmaa, jun. at the rate of 44 , 1. per lb. for di best beef; in quarters. A DUEL INTER R urr Ito .—Mr. Sheriff AacHsor•i tthuut the innir of twelve on Sunday, while At' • ter.tting Divine Service at St. Catherine's Chtircht was hastily called Upon, and informed of a meeting going to take place, of an affair of honour, at the hour of one, in the Phoenix Park. He instantly, hastened to the Police Office, Uslier's Quay, fra i l .whetter: he took with him Ar. Irwin, Chief POO. Ol4cer,,and two or three others, and in a little tini * ieacileil the scene Of the intended action. Abo ut aquarter of an. hour. after, four or live gentlemen' in one group, made their appearance, amongst... whom was a Mr. C. who not long ago had an 'IL' fair of the same nature ohbis Lands. The' Sheriff it should seem, had only a confidential irttirnatiot i t his. intended duel, made in a. hurry, and'without preparatio n ; h e could not,. therefore, take eith : e r . of the parties i nto custo d y. The Gentlentren) 414 ' , .covering what had been done, thought proper to withdraw, ivy! thongb the Sheritfand Office': '! remained a lull hour afterwards in the Parki . a single %% Ito . could be anposed .40. a iparty i n t h e business, made his appeartinF e 4 ; N 9 titiA t j tin e of thi s m y s t er i ous a lf a i r . has transpired (Dublin Freeman's Journal.) . •