The Sun. — London, England, 1816-09-10 00:00:00

Vat Elvctorizi COlicir t es' A in older to prObteil ;6 the Election of a New Chambet• of Deputi:.!s.---7 Vor this purpose we have ordaika and do ordain at follows :-- Ist, None of the articles of the Conititutional Charter shall be revised. 2d, The Chamber of Deputies is dissolved. 3d, The number of the Deputies of the Del. partments is fixed conformably to the 36th Article bf the Charter, according -to the table here an. hexed. 4th, The Electoral Colleges of the Arrondisse. ?Items and Departments remain such as they have 'been recognized, and such as they were completed by our Ordonnance of the 2lst of July, 1815. sth, The Electoral Colleges of Arrondissement will assemble September the 25th of the present year. Each of them will elect a number of Can- didates, equal to the number of the Deputies of the Departments. Gth, The Electoral Colleges of Department will meet October 4. Each of them will choose at 'cast half of the Deputies among the Candidates presented by the Colleges of Arrondissement. It the number of Deputies of the Department be unequal, the choice shall be in favour of that portion which ought to be chown among the Cantliciates. The Colleges of Vepartment wh‘have only one beptity to hams, will hakille liberty of- electing ; birn either in or out of tire list of Candidates. 7th, Evert Election, where more than one I ' 4l f of the Members of the College should not essie, will be null. An absolute majority among the Members present is neeessary far the validity of the election of the Deputies. If the Colleges of Arrondissement should not have completed the election of the .number of Candidates, the College of Department never• theless will not be retarded in its operations. Bth, The primes verbals of Election will be ex amined at the Chamber of Deputies, who will de cide upon the regularity of the Elections. The Deputies chosen must produce to the Chamber the register of their birth, stating that they are 'lO years of age, and an extract from the rolls, stilly legalized by the Prefects, stating that they Pay at least 1000 francs in direct contributions. Olh, They will reckon, For the husband, the contributions paid by his *Ab although frotu property possessed in her own right ; To the father, those of his infant children ; 'i hose of a widow not re-married to that son! Tun ► sh e shall choose; To the son-in-law, r host of his tnother-in-law, a 'vilolt►, Whutie only (laughter he ha►l married ; Tel the son and son-in-law, those of the father and father-in-lew, if they transfer to them their I thli. The Colleges will be held' and the Elec. tiotts take place according to the form and rules Prescribed-tor the last Colleges. 11th, The Session of 1816 will open Nayarit l'er 4th of the present year: 12th, The resolutions of the Ortionnance of the 13 01 of July 1813 contrary to the present are re- vuk etl. Our Minister the Secretary of State for the In• otior is charged with the execution of the pre- lent Ordotinance. Given aCtlie Chateau of the Tuileries, Septem ber sth, 1816, and 22d year Of our reign. (Signed) LOUIS. The NI inister Sc. ctaty of State of the Interior. (Signed) LAINE. The Spanish Squadron sencont tb cruize agaipst ° le Pirates has returned to 'Cadiz. Four -of the 'South American corsairs, of from i.'o to 26 guns, cruizihg at the mouth of the.Straitii.of Gibral. egr. The Bavarian Government is selling oft the last c 't th e property belonging to the Order of Mo ira, thw. be considered extinct. The Preach Funds were f. 40 c. The Ring of DaHvlAnx has appointed a Com tfstiQn_to prepare a Coustitutiou fOr the Duchy or liol.tela "ás part of tire dertattilnic tonre deratiim. The Prince "loyal of StratSsk has rtiloun;_.ed the project of visiting- Dalecarlia. 4 The Emperor of AUSTRIA will, in 'November, ids said, marry the Princess AMELIA, daughter of Prince MAXIMILIAN of SAXE. She %vas Clirty its last. Rye have Jamaica Gazettes to the 7th July, from which we have extracted the principal cements whiek relate to Bot.tvAtei Expedition. Further Extracts to-morrow. His Royal Highness the PRIN6E REGENT aic titbd at itagley on Monday last ; lie appears perfectly recovc.red from his late it/disposition,and enjoys the pleasures of the country exceedingly;it is expected that his Royal Highness will honotir the Mitrquis of ANGI.ESEA with a visit at his seat at Beantlesert. The PitINCE will be absent from tows about a month. We are sorry to notice, from various statements in the Erne Packet, that the neighbourhood of Enniskillen has recently been subject to numerous depredations. The French Funds opened and shut on the rah of September at the same price, 55 fr. 5O c. (ex div.), which, with the dividend, puts them at 58 tr. This rise is attributed to various causes. The Dutch Government has propo,ed to the Legislature Fi new plan of law relative to the im port and transit duties on foteign commodities anti manufactures. The plan was introduced by a speech from Mr. Wicostts, the Director-Gene ral of Convoy and Lic:ase Ditties, which, toge ther with the r britf ot Customs, was ordered to be printed and dis . ,ibuted for the nse of the Mem bers. This topic assumes the more interest from the outcry which has been raised in the southern Provinces oh inc Netherlands against the intro, duction of Kt itish manufactures. • , po Saturday Viscount MaLVILLE and Admiral -Sir [T. Hors inspected the Dock=yard at Sheer lieS9, and the new works carrying on for its • proteMent Ind eninrgentent. Upwards of 800 Convicts are (illy employed for the completion of the arraugeomots that hart been formed. • The Countess of LtveRPOOL is ye!) setionsly indisposed at Coombe-wood. Several Physicians have gone from town to 'attend her Lady•hip. iTbere are, it is said, three hundred Euglkh 'residents at Havre de Grace. JOsigni BUONArARTE (the ci-devant Bottle King) 69 purchased the seat a STFrITEN LARE I Esq. called Polut ilteeye, about six, miles from New Ytirk. Letters were received yesterday from St. Jago, stating the arrival there of the : Congo sloop of war. Some trifling defects were to be remedied in the vessel, and it was expected that in a few days she would sail, to commence the arduous task of exploring the river Zair, or Congo, on the African coast. Captain TycKey, his officers and men, are represented as being in good hralth and spirits, and very anxious to proceed on their voyage. • . BRIGHTON, SEPT 9.--The Duke of Welling• ton, CoLe, arrived in NewlinVen on Saturday, from Dieppe, with 15 . passengers. Moth the Cuptain we (earn dna eight more of the Custom 'loose Officers concerned in the late murder of Captain PARTRIDGE have been 4rrested and con .fined in prison. The French Government have also issued instructions that the fourteen culprits should take their trials before a Special Commis-. sion of the Civil Authorities at Abbeville, übout. 14 miles from Dieppe. Their trials commynce this week. Whatever may he fte result of this investi;:ation, positive, orders have been received e fopa•Paris that none of the prisoners shall be re .niitated- at the. Bureau, or employed in any offi• tint Genartmcnt of Government. Additional re gulations are: adopted at the Bureau at Dieppe, than will prevent the serious annoyance to which English travellers arc subjected, and the too fre quent instances of shameful extortion. practised .on the deposit duties for carriages, and for the countersigning of passports. ma;rh which excited much pro liaketal interest wasiought iu Cricklade _meadows, Oxfordshir e , on Saturday, for 25 pintas a side, and a purseof lOgnincas, between Philip Farmer, ostler at the Mermaid Inn, near the spot,. hacked by Mr. Thurlow, his master, and George Horton, said to be a relation of the boxer of that name who fought Cribb. The latter is a sort of teacher about the ,eountry, and . was backed by Captain Fairman. Weight—Fernier 120. 81b, llorttm ist. 121 b. At setting to, 1 - lor:on spewed off, and planted two smart .hits on his adversary's head ; but Farmer got in, and a manly rally fol lowed, which lasted two minutes, in the exchange of hits, and both went clown in a close, bleeding from every pore of. the head. Six rounds as courageous. contested followed, and Porto!' fought very game against superior weight ; but as teachers cannot make their pupils game, we can say very little of his , seientific qualifications, excepting tapping in the set-to manner, with his left hand. Twelve rounds 'only were fought ire halt an hour, and the sides of both heads shaved severe round hitting. In the eighteenth round Horton made some courageous efforts and some good random hits; but weight told upon him Un mercifully; and in the twenty-first round he was hit to death, to use a hasty eporting _phrase, and was carried oat of the ring in a state of inscnsi ktljtv,: A subscription' of .151. was collected tor G. CARROLL, the Contractor, has the honour of annoOrciog to the Public the near approach the Day on which tie ST4TE LOTTERY will coin otence DrBWillg. NEXT TUESDAY, the 17th inst. will be the Day when Fortune will disiribute her choicest Gifts. The First Prize drawn that day must be more titan 40,0001. The Scheme contains Thn Prizes of 40,000/. Two of 30,0001. Two of tlff,ooo/. &o. Null is so arranged, that Prizes tl,tie amount of 50,0001. 60,0001. 70,0001. or even 'Bo,ooot. may be obtained by a fortunate adv,enture at 7, COgNiIII.L s or 26, OXFORD- Tag I.Tit.viatt. toVENiC i fiARDEN THEATRE opened last ttigllt with piza+rty, and The allliter and his. Alen. .Pre . , vifilis to the . coinineneement of ille'llrarna.'"God slr'Ve the was.sting, and thl: Perfarnters re ceived their niuttl greeting. of - welcome from a numerous mirlierree. Pizarro elevated by the -cir cuMstances -. of the times at which it was pro duced, though it he's now ceitsed to present the same applicability•ciesetriimerit, • is still neverthe less is -grand spectacle and 'reposi:orv. of loyal and patriotic feeling's; !widely:no change 'of tAtilittioll can ileprice of their •-sterling worth. Italia's speech can never beeottre'unititete.sting , to ear. the perfoimance's of 'hest night were excellent. Mrs. EGERTON'' guve more energy and force !tithe part of Elvin: than . we have recently . witne , ised ; and Tansy brought oat the character of Las Cases 'with grewer effect than it ever hefore teceived, Of Mr. YOONG'S Rolm tve i eeif not praise the variety and high Merit —.nor repeat the panegyric so well deserved by Mr. C. li:LinaLE's feeling allonza. Neither need ne dilate on the natural personation of Cora, by Miss BOOTH . The Public is 'already fully aware of what impar tial judgment would say on the occasion, Mt. ft/may:voile and Mr. EGERTON in Pizarro and, Malita, and in short all the other Actors, were most respectable in the various parts ullotted:to them. A very magnificent Gas Chan&her in the Grand Stair-etisv'attra.vted our notice as'one of tbeinost splendid Improvements since lust season. 'L i 'theatre, however; and the Scenery, looked di bi illiunt as when bran new. ENGLISH OPELA-Flousr..—Last night, lireVions to the performance t.t Rich and Poor, Mr. IiAIIT LEY came forward and addressed the audience as Inflows : L•vies .4ND GexTLEstEN,—Cirettmstances havitir, ren dered It liteemary that 1 sh o uld solicit the favour of your at tention fur a few moments, I calmest permission to.read what I hare to address to you, in order to guard against the possi bility of misconception or future misrepresentation." Mr. limurter then proceeded to read the foi lowing statement : " I.Aat6 AXIS is with great regret that I ant called upon to address you on 'a subject closely connected withlotir amusements In this Theatre. "l'he Proprietor has never yet obtruded on the Piddle the gi ievous iejurtes be has personally sustained from the opposi tion of the Patentees; bat thatapposition has now assumed so s'r:/ng is,chltracter of oppression and persecution, as even to extend to the instruments of your cmtiseruents—theiniotrend!. Intl Performers. The Performers, Ladies and Gentlemen, are thereby deprived of the niraiiS obtatuitig a part of ;heir subsistence, since they tire even prohibited from appearing before you at this Theatre on the' alternate nights, when there are no representations at the others, and when they cuitsequently receive no salary. " At the opening of the new English Opera-holm, this season, the Proprietors of Covent-garden Theatre perempto rily prohibited Mr. and Mrs. Llsa - oN (who had still a season of their engngentent here unexpired) front acting in this place. To this unexampled act of rigour end restriction they were compelled to submit, in apprelteuiion of the infliction of heavy penalties, or, perhaps, dismisial from that Theatre, although their engagement to the, Proprietor of the English Opera was made three years ago (anti tutted upon duriot; two seasons) without the slightest 1144 of objection on the part of the Covent-gurden Proprietors. Somenceonitnotlation in regard to Pet formers, visas, how ever, permitted by the Sub-Committee of Drury-lane, bet.auxe the Proprietor of this i Theatre bad the power of affording them an equivalent. This egnivalent consisted (by a ptiority of engage resit) in the valuable services of a young Lady, who never, iippears upon theta or.any other boards wit hunt re ceiving the wannest testimonies of public approbation and externs: • bldirs and Gentlemen,—The accommodation to which I have allinied is now withdrawn. An utfer hits berm tendered by the /Ntiprittor - of this Theatre, throtigh me, of malting every reasonable sacrifice of his iiiturests fitrour of Drury- Lane Theatre, in order toltromoto a good undersiandititt, and to this offer, notwithstotnio; repeat.. i uliplicatinn,4 have nut been able' to obtain in answer. " It is far from our intention to attribute blame to the Sub-Committee eater:fees& The Sith-Cuminittee is, coin, posed of Noblemen and Gentlemen from whom nothing :tint fah•ness and liberal feelings can be antipated : but I bave re ceived from u slag* iudividmal of that Committee a zerbal communication that none of the Performers belonging to Drury-Lane Theatre will he, by him permitted hi futuaa to appear before you on these Boards; and it has also' been in timated to me that the servieirof the Young Lady in question will not he employed or revr:ccd pt Drury-Lane Theatre by that individual, on his own responsibility, until after the close of the Fnglish Opera House for the Se;.son. " Ladies and Gentlemen—lt has been deemed necessary t 6 explain this utbch in order to accountfortlke non-appearanee of Mrs. OROER and Mrs. IttittoßE this ereniw, although their names Are in tlft Although D Drury-Lane Theatre Is closed t his evenin g , , and their sin vices are tow: quently required nor paid for, they hare received in, tiniation that to perform here would be at their own peril, vital would, perhaps, subject them to such severe penalties 'at they dare not encounter the risk of incirrring. Under such circumstpnces (which it is firmly believed could never bars occurred bad there bcen any presentmeet ing of the Sub-Committee telketfeely) i bare , the hollow most respectfully to solicit your indulgence towards Mrs. ( . 1/ A n-later in the chtiaeter of Lady effort Modish, and Mrs. PlNcorrin that of`Mi.r.s , Chatterall, which they bare Mildly undertaken to perform at a vel ) ( short notice.' This address•svas frequently interrupted by up. planse, and by exclamations of " &Cone! . Xhanfe Mr. 14timay then stated that he had, since his arrivai ut the Vheatre, received the following l etter Irons Mrs. OttGittt which be begged leave to read : tt. titan Sift, Sep.', MC. " It is with extrem e regret i am compelled to inform you, that Mr. KINNAIRD hits forbidden my performing any longer at the English Opera, intimating, shat, if neglyetful of his injunction, I should isppirar there this evening, 11. heavy tine will he exacted. I am, &c. " M. A. 01114E11,." It is hardly necessary to add, that the Ladies who appeared us substitutes were reeeivtd with the greatest applause. FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS. Lord Mehltle, from Sheerness; Majot Stapler, at retttnn's Hotel; Captain I.astelles, at the St. Petri-ski:o Hotel; Mr. and Mrs. Caroming, at the Waterloo Hotel; Mr. and Mrs. Harland, from Margate, &e. DEPARTURES. The Earl of Rhea, for CaAdointry Park ;'the Earl and Countess of Chatham, for Frotnall, Kent; Lord 'and Lady Melbourne, for Brocket Halt; Sir John and Lady'Reade, for Little Hatriptoo; Lord Castlereagh, for North Cray ;' Hon. P. Bettie, un a tuft,'; Lord Succoth, for Paris; - General Sir Gor don Droompuil, for Bath ; L o rd Charl es /IWO)), for Suffolk Lad} al Lur,gur Bedfordshire. • WiNoson, Seer. 9.—Yestettlay the Duchess of arrived at the Castle from Oatlands, The D u k e of Sussax left for London. • This morning the Duke of CAMBRILIGB left the Castle' for Lon don, the Duke of CL.kitithec for Bushey-park, the Duke and Duchess of GLOWCPST4a for 134g 7 shot-park, and the Duchess of Xoas. for °allow's. HIPEDITION AcAiNsT ALGIERS. Letters recei e(' mom Lard ExMouTir ssrpadron mention the preparAtionS made for the nttack tiport Algiers, and the expectation that it will be a san gninal - conflict. 'lke Mole batlet7 is deemed pa'rticularly stroiig, and it against that that the three-deekers,Mt . let. The Q. 1043 Charlotte is expected to lead the van, the Superb ii i, then, the linpregnabri;, lliirrrlerz. Albino, and Leander. The,frigates are to gn inside the. Mule, and burn, sink : , or tlyst'rny every thing id. theft. The mortar vessels botdbtiri the town, and the gyre -boats and ships' !mats do ail in their ‘ poxer, in - ennintictiOn iiia'other forc'e, to ftilhl the Aqirk of destro'eticitt. • - • Nithile the liter was at Gibraltar it-was employ ed in fittiM;ibliNt;int•boat for each Tide-of-bottle Ship, and sendolg• ashore the bolls-heads, lug gage, and spAre•stores, from every ship, the Ada miral reserving only a Small trunk for himself. The Dal had gone into the interior with most .af the 'principal inhabitants; leaving an army of 30,000'men to defend the fortifications . . The ma. rives on hoard the squadron, 1,000 in number, will ,be ordered, if necessary, to storm the chief • battery.: . • Upon the recent arrival of an Tinglisb courier to Lord STEWARt, the British Ambassador. ~t Vienna, it was reported that Lord Exstout4 had received in§iritctions tollettnuttlnl the Ilmgerscylof Algiers the entire , abolition- of *lovely, the sm.. render of the whole of their marine, and repay ment or all SIMS reeelied for the ransoui - of Christian shoves alma the last Treaty concluded on that subject. ESQUIMATA. We at; not r*Collect eve? to have seen so vast an assemblage. of Perim', of till raiiki at Leith to Witness any public exhibition . , as were collected there on • Thursday, to see the Contest between the Esquimaux youth and the six-oared whale boar. Not a part of the pier, the windoirs and roofs of house's, but %vete crowded ; the decks and rigging of the vessels were the same' ; the latter at the imminent riA ot many. hies. The exhibition cimutienced a little before two o'clock, and lasted lin half-pail three.' His dtxterity in managing his canoe was admirable, and he evi : &oily showed his ability to overcome his oppo nents in point of speed, by the advantages lie often gave them, and which he As often redeemed. He Was very expert in diving, which he did seve ral times, anti also in throning his darts. When at a CO6Videriibieldistancc frOM the beacon, he Threw. one of his darts; and struck the bulb of the beacon, 'with the greatest certainty. A raft of nomd impeded his progress down the harbontafter starting, when, to the astonishment of the spectators, he crossed the raft with his canoe, and again launched into the water. The harbour was crowded with boats, tilled with elegantly dressed females. Previous to the exhibition, the Public had an-opPortuaity Of inspecting the canoe, and the following• curio sities, at a Ware - room at Wet Dock, viz.— Two sea unicorns' horns, the sculls, of a sea horse and bear, the ear of a whale, and the pre served skin of a black eagle, The Esquituttux Wag dressed in : the fashion of his counity, front the 'waist downwards, in undressed ; his jacket of the same, 'only the undressed side in wards. He is a good looking healthy' young man, and epparently very docile. tie under stands a little Pingli,h, and 'when he overeffmes the 'method of talking common to his country (Lt species of whispering), there is' hula dOubt but that he may soon hetome a proficient in our lan guage. We were astonished to hear expressions 'made use of to'hitu on Thursday, by some of the creisiof theithip whieltbrought him here, exactly the same as we have heardin conversations. be. “ecen the 'natives. of 'the interior of. •Afriefi,—. Happily the %eh - rite passed Off Without any serious accident, tikangitPreveral people fell into the her boor, hut weraogot out safely, ,compictely Attek•l: I.3l.—.(Edinen.reh Courant )- , • SPORTING. 4 NMILLIGENCE. STATE OF THE ODD:4,-4 , EITING-ROOM, L.Eogn STAK Btu 1 agst Mr.O.ruulett'ai TholcAsTrit ST. a to 1 agst Lord Titzwilllanes two. • ` 1,0, —. 7 to 2 agar Nl:tritornes. 6 to t Waterloo. to 2 Rasping. 6 to 4 -- Lucifer. cult. (Ito t agst IVatheote tau. 14 to 1 - Citptain etilaid• 25 to 1 ---- Paulowitz. IGO to 1 --A--Rembrandt. , RACES N ll RANCE. Of the 19th (Prince of Wales's) Light Dragoons, on the , . ... . tllst Atignit, on the cottnoni Rare-ground. A Match (Or bogs. bet %%ern Mr. Colg.'s g. g. Young Giles, and Mr. Nay's h. tn. Florette—won by the former. Sweeptalies tor hall-bred horses, I ist. IS;;,. cacti. Hdu. A. !..truillope's b. in. the Yorkshire Filly 1 - 1 Mr. Cutest!. g. sutra' . - . 2 - I. Mr. Hay's cb. g, Sportsman .. dr. Mr. Calderwood's ult. 14. Quicloglit dis. A match between Sir T. Style's b. at. and Mr. Luwe's bl. g. *as won by the latter. A. Match for flogs. . . Mr..Flay's ch. g. Seger • t Mr. Mieklethwaitt's b. bl. !Ulm it Ilqszi. F. C. PONSONBY, . Mr. CLIAVVEJITON, Stewards, Mr. M ICKLETH %V JUTE, • FOOT RACE. The Mee between. Real, the woodman, of Castle Howard, Yorkshire, and Brierlei. the Latteashirenian, for Ina gionong siae, war ryin on Friday cast over the race-ground a t Pon tefract. They started at the time apeointed, and the ,each was won by,ll - tal in great style, he having gone the two mites in ten initiates' acid e,:t secoodA, leaving his antagonist far 1) - 611141. An iumeris: .J.lE:untie of people was asteinhled, and many into were maths at Claud 7 to 4 in favour of the winner. CORONER'S INOUEST.—List night 'an inquest was held' at the Cheshire Cheese pkiblic-house, Surreylstreeti Strand; upon the hotly of Ann Odle, who was blend twtleatli in the horse of Mr. Om . winey, of Nbefolk-street. From the. evidence adduced it appeared, that the deceased was ser vant to Mr. Ouvataney : she 'went out on Sunday, and returned about-eleyen o'clock at . night.. Uri the following morning (yesterday) at six (s:eloeic, she,,Wlta discuieced iu npaoagOcaditig from the cellar, burnt in ‘ a shocking neither ; the candle stick was found - upon the stairs, and a mall piece of candle a,,,sliffri diitance from it ; so that the only cOnelnave to..be drut%u was, that her clothes must !Ave takes tire whilst she was going StaitS. and she hod bileci in her attempt to ram .nto the air. Ye Death.