The Sun. — London, England, 1816-11-22 00:00:00

. [.ru3T‘.ardElVED.] ST. PRTERSBURGU, O.T. 30.—0 n the 25th his wllfajesty ~.:ryived in gim‘.l Ileiilih 'at .Gatehnia,, where be cr 1s eNpected by their MA jesties the Empresses Eliiabeth . and 11 trip, and _by the Grand Mite Michael. On the 26;b, the birth-day nt . the Entrre4s Mother wets -celarated there, and yestet(hty we bad the happiness to see bet. MiliCSty 41 . 1114 Clly. F`'.l(ol linusbet.s, Nov. I ti.—The French Government ? bias appointed 4%v0 Lient,•Gencr,►ls and two Mare. Camp,to inspect the troops in the French fortresses on the North Ft ontier. This inspection comprises the troops of all arms ; they expect at Lille the 71st Legion, from the Interior, to rein •fotce the Garrison. Still' N EWS. rid.I4OUTH, Nov. 19.—Arrived the Laan, Rm. ney, Lonisa, and Queen, frOtn London for 3s. maim' ; Melrose, from Low!on for Grenada ; and COO, from London tor Denierarn.-Wind S.W. Ponstoutti, Nov. 21.---Arried the Mary and Jae_ Dorothy transports, from Trinidad. P ut 14 bis Majesty's ship Leda. Sailed the. Sir G. Web ' titer for jameica ; Garthland for Gores ; and In ' trepid for Barbadoes.- 7 Wind S. S. . PLrtdo.UTH, Nov. 20.—Came in the Berwick, Com Pros:, from London for Barbadoes ; Au , tore, SMITH, front London for Grenada Luphe niia, ReNNtvt, from London for Madeira ; and the Killingbeck, from London. for the West In dies.—Wind S. DEAL, Nov. 21.—Sailed like William, Lux• rntat.tA, for Tobago, and Pereeval,lmatosTaig, for Grenada. Caine down from the River the • joho'Harry,-Caritline, and Rhapton, for Janiica, a nd. Charles Milne for TObago. Arrived the Ma ..tilcia, SOMEHVILIA, from notteraton for Ply; month', and the. Friendship; Gosson, frotti Hain+ burgh for the Havaitnah.—Wind S.E. Five is now .due East, and. the - outward-hound are rreparingin sail: . THE (WANE) DUKE NICHOLAS. Yesterday morning, at ten o'clock, the Grand . Duke NICHOLAS held a It at St.Albati'..-Imuse, to receive the congratulations, upon his arrival in England, from the Atllbitssadors, Ministers, &C. from Fareign. Courts, exe. The company came in full uniform, and were received by the Prince Re grut's attendants and the Master of the Ceremo nies, who conducted them into the Drawing-room. They were presented to the Grand Duke by Count racket', the Un ian Ambassador. The Rev. Mr. • ,Stnitnowe, the Russian Chaplain, was in attend. Vice. oft the Grand Duke. with . Asnong the company were Prinee.Esterlinzy, the .Attlltrian Ambassador, the, Spanish, the Danish, and 13ayarian Ambassadors and Ministers, the Se. cretaries to the Embassies, the Consuils4leneral in England, Baron Strandeman, RI. Potitica, M roggoupohl, M. John Smirnoive, - Pankratieff, Aille 7 de-Canip . to the Emperor of all the Itussins, M. Daubatchesky, the Duke of Mon. trose, the Marquis of Chohnondeley, Sir Bellia.. min Bloom Acid, Lieut.-General Sir Ili!grave Tur ner, Earl Bathurst, Mr. Croker, tic. The Grand Duke speaks the English langnage very well, and received the company with proper affability. " At twn o'clock the Grand Duke rode on horse- back, attended by Sir - Benjamin Bloomfield and Baron Nichnlay, through Hyde-park, St. Jamrs's • park, the Horse Gnarl's, Charing-cross, Pall- Ice. His Royal- Highne.s 'corned to St. Alban's.hottse to dinner at five o'clock. In the . evening he Went to *het:mantes. Leiven's party at • bar house in Illatley-street. WINDSOR, Nov. 21 'Yesterday morning the Duke of YORK nrrivetl Ott the . Castle front . LOntlOO, the'Dtike of Clarence from Rushy-pack, the Duchess Of Gloucester and the Printets Sophia' of Gloucester frOni Bagsilk - park.. "Che Royal Viiitors •remained hot 14 shot time with the Qncen and Princesses, and then left ..fe‘r.their respectivirresidences. Princess Slivibetp went to her Cottage near %114 The weather proving fine this morning, the ' , Queen atxl the Prineesses wok an'airing inn cotioir and four .throngh *Slough on the Bath rood.— 'Princess Atigoloa tode un)lorseback, nitenckii by tgivnt Spe4teer y Sir 11. Catupben,inti General lsqlt4r. • ROBBERY..--Some (faring thieves on titrve..o'c;ack, broke into . the premises of the •Lark•-littil Tavern, South Lambeth, kept by Mr. liunsetv. .They. regularly brought a hors, and cart, and- took away several large eos, containing brandy, rum, shrub, 4c, and got clear off. Sorely the turnpikes might be of some assistance to the pqiice in the detection ~.Of robbery, if they were more eireantspeot when carriages and, carts pass at.so..mmasonable an . boor. .No_duubt it was part of • the satire sytt terMitic corps of maurauders who in the same ,41flanilor robbeil the .premisesyor Mr. LislooKao, tlie Roebuck, Hammerson th ; a short time since Whether it is owinc , to the ion. b , nights, which of eourse git.e more time to dream, or wile:her to.the rieliness of the *.Mine of the relen,t,Loutery, ,tee know nut but :we tire credi ly informed there never was,. at this early pc. riot', do many particular ntittibers bespoke at the Lottery Offices : tunny, indeed,. that we advise who may have a predilection for fancy num. ~ beys to lose no time i n their application, other wise their favourite may be sold.. . BULLETIN. nedlarn; Thit!selnil, 2 1.. NI. There is np abatement, in Citizen itutii'a dis order, hut he is rather more fantastical than Something - )►Hying been said in hi. pri.s . ence sporting Lord COCH sc,lie only ed io be brought . to hint, and appointed a Cell I'u his place at Court. (Signed) ,101 IN 1)1':11.1., G. C. O. THONIAS PRESTON, See. LORD EXMOUTH. At s Meeting of the Mayor, Commonalty, and Citizens of Londonderry, in Common Council as sembled, on Saturday, the 2d of November, IS In, the following Address was unanimously voted to the Right Hon. Lord ExstouTu, &C. &c. " MY LORD,—At the conclusion of a war un paralleled in the British annals, for the brilliancy of its Naval achievements, we trim with Peculiar satisfaction an exploit, whose only and avowed object was the rescue of suffering humanity. " The conquest of Algiers has stamped tin perishable value on your Lortfship's character, whether we consider' the' cause for which it waS undertaken, the judgment with which it was planned, or the gallantry with which h was exe cuted. " Permit me, therefore, to add our mite of ap probation to the well-earned gratitude of applaud ing Europe " lu the early part of your Lordship's life you resided in our City, we then esteemed you as a Wall, we respected you as a Gentleman, and we gave the most decisive proof of our attachment, by enrolling you amongst our citizens and now • it contributes not a little to our pleasure an d our pride, that in congratulating the Commander whose proMptitude and conduct broke the fetters of slavery, we address a Preemon of London. derry. W. ALEXANDER, Mayor of Londonderry. " the light, on. Lord Exmonth." . To this Address, so gratifying from the old Friends or the herdic Aholisher of Christian' Shivery, his Lordship returned an 'appropriate answer. Teignmooth, i Gib November, 1816. RECEPTION or ADNURAL I,OII.I).VIScoVNT Ex. NIOUTH, au, his return from AIM I EItS. Yesterday, between two and three o'clock, Lord &mount arrived at Teignmouth by the Dowlish road : the principal inh a bit an ts o f the town and neighbourhood, Alesirous of expressing their admiration of Isis great Hellievrineutb, on his return .trom the necomplishment-v4-an ardisons• service, that .has cornier! him to the hating gr►t titude. of many Geatlesnen, on horse. back, met him at some distance from the town, and preceded hint to Clitiden-hunse, where - twelve gallant tars took the horses kilos], the carriage, and their tackle, moved on with three cheers, in the order of procession previonsly ar. ranged. - Aa the entrance of Teignmouth a tri umphal Arch was erected, with suitable decor». having a motto On it " Welcome Home." When the Noble Admiral hove in sight, a Band of Music . struck op " See the conquering Hero collies," and the procession then moved on, 24 young women joining the ,music in the National Sung of " Rule Britannia." The following was the Order of Procession:— C:4% nleade of Gentlemen, on Horseback. Inhabitants, Gentlemen g and 2 on foot, wearing dark Blue Hiltbons its their Hots. St:onsets. • . Shipwrights wish th e i r H a g (guar d e d .) Other :Mechanic, following the hhipwrightS. , . - . . Twenty : 4We . young Women, dressed in white,_9 end 2, .with a Branch of Laurel in one hand, and a Basi.et of Flowers in the other, which they strewed . . as 16 procession advanced. Sailor heari.ig Lord Exmouth's Flag. . Sailor tw•ith his Lordship's personal Ilauner. Two. Sailors bea►,rin Admiral :slil►►e's and the Dutch Adniiral's Flog. Sailor hearing the Flog►, • Queen Charlotte.' TWenty-four Sailors hearing the Flags of the respective . . - Shipi, two and two. Twelve Sailors, with blue scrolls on: their hata►, 4 1 4*”. 1 to drilw the Carriage. Four Sailors supporting (.'row►► of Laurel o►vcr the Carnage. • At West-Tcignmonth Church a most pleasing sight presented Itself : all the Child, en iu the School, educated on Bers principles; and to which his Lordship is so liberal a contributor, keere assembled to pay their humble respects - to his Lordship. The vain' wry exertions of the babirents had erected Arches in various rirts`ol . the streets through which the ptocession passel, which; with the variety of Flags displayed in all parts, the fineness of the weather, and the united feelings of joy, respeet, and honest exultation, which lost forth from alt the spectators, formed altogether a scene truly British. His Lordslsik WAS teteived at his own lionsell the gallant veteran Admiral Schanck, in foil nni. form, :tlr. Giinies, his .secretary, and the Rev, Messrs. Salter and Newman ; and on .alighting from his carriage, the whi,le of the procession pre ihrce hearty eliecrs, which closed the. day. This day it deputation Of the inhabitants Of this place and its vicinity, with the two Reverend •Clei‘gynteti.at Weir head, Milted on his Lordship, at 12 o'clock, to present - a suitable address ; anti to which his Lordship was pleased to make , a very appropriate and dignified reply, modestly ascribing his sot:etas to the gallantry of hisofficets anti men, -7-always placing a devout teliance on Divine Prot itlence at the great primary ClitlsC,..•-• and, as we may truly say, in_ tte pious and ester getic words' of b 1 own Mutto—Deo .141 . ticuitte-- Fortwia.seviatur. CoRN-ExctiAwoc, NOV. 22.-'—We hitt lint a Ireth arrivars tnoining, OW what ndie Wheat appeared was readily takeii t3IT at tin Ad; ranee tot I'l'olll ss. to 6t, per .tinnrter from lasi Almaay ; Rye is' `ls. per quarter tteuivr ; I~At ley supports Its price ; Betin Aild Oats bkve vetnced 2i. per (porter : in other kinds of grt'tin there is no alteration. Parogil Wheat • '759. 359. rine tit - - 11.Ss. 1204. Whvat - 80,4. rim. ditto - io2s. (11,1 With) 1124. 'I It'. 'kyr • - • • •-4,114. 45, dittu • - • 0.14. sis. attriey - • • - Out. 445. rlttti) - • • Ctl .0...4. NrwdOto • - r 44c. 524 84s. gB9. Ville ditto . - 90,. WhitePeage (130iietS) 609. 704, Fine ditto - - 745. --9. Grey Pease - - - SOS. S;L Fine Grey Pease -- 484. Tick licatts - 525. 65., OW ditto - - GOs. Soiall Tick . Beans 58, 64 , . OM *ditto • • - 70 s. 745, Feed Oats • • -20 s. 245, Fine ditto - - - Bth. 40s. Poland ditto - • 945. •30s. Pine ditto • - • Bth.. 44,. Potatne ditto - 4tis. nape Seed 421. 461. per last. Fine Flonr - pes. 965. Seconds - • 86s. 90.. IjMuiltrint,n, Nov. ti..—This day's Market was tolerah:i well • supplied with the ditterept hinds of 'Cattle.; fleet, Mut; ton, and Pork, sold at last prices; Veal was cheaper k , AO the trisile, for the-moat part, was nut very considerable. The sales in the flay-market were somewhat dull Hay fetched lastjpricr ; Straw and Clover hare got up in price. • The follo►wing prices and numbers are a correct State mein To sink the Offal, per AfilTit of filb. 'Beef, 3r. Ott. to 4 , 1. 041. Nlotton, Bs. 4d. to 4s. 2d. Veal; 41. Od. to s'. Oil. Pork, As. 4(1. to 54..441, bruits, 910. Sheep, 5,700. Calves, 240. Pig., :No. 11.‘r-Nl.list:ET.—Hoy, 31. Ot. to 51. 15s. Straw, 11. Si. tt 11. 141. glover, 41. O. to 81.8 s. AGRICuLTurtE. I ' A Correspondent Suggests as a mode of temporary relief to the Farmer, which is now absolutely re quisite—"• The Postponement of Rent-Day."--=He reasons thus :—" The, corn, in consequence of the long continued wet weather, has been gather ed in each plight, that it cannot, without great loss, he thrashed nut , on this side Christmas— (whit little ought, by chance, be rather better got, will be wanted for seed,, and cannot - be brought to market for flour);—should the Farmers be. obliged to thrash it not sooner, at • least one third will he lett , in the ear. This will i of course, 'be a most serious lass, both to the Farmer and the Cooommity. •Again, of the corn, which may he thrashed - for the purpose of sowing, where, in a good year, • two bushels would 'suffice - to'sntiv An acre "of land, there will, upon an average this year,• he three bushels required ; • thus preventing the sale of one bushel in I htee to those whit . . have , wheat fit for•seed, and increase the necessary pur. chase in the same ratio to those who must buy. their seed corn, and, consequently, taking a propne. tionats extra-sum:out of the pockets nOh e Letter. Jf the Landlot•ds will allow their Tenants to nay • their revs at Candlemas. (or, perhaps, somewhat Sooner, hut rertainly not till after Chrisirtines)-,• they will lint only act beneficially to their Te-• molts, but it will enable them to bring a .far gle „ so . (I...unity into the market, which wilt, us•-• suredly, be a benefit to all." pIPLOYMENT and RELIEF of the POOR. A iiber►tl subscription Iles been raised in Salis bury and its neighbourhood, for makingimprove mons in the public roads, and particularly for re ducing the steepness of }tarlatan' 1-1111, on the great Western road. One bundled and fifty men belonging. to `the iron works of Williston, tu Mat tunbErlaud, hive !wen set to work on the roads by the inhabitants of Ryton, assisted by the London subscription. The Plymouth Committee for employing the Poor contemplate the cutting a, Canal from that port to the neighbourhood of Tavistock, where there is much waste land, which may thus be put in she way of, future improvement. At Factor einpluy.ment may be had...by HIT who choose to apply for it, at ,the Brick and rie Ma nufactory, near the . Workhouse, provido Il!ry belong to the City. This c:xceil64t,Anstittitiolt is conducted on behalf of tbe7Corporstiow'of ithe Poor, In Binninglista, list • week, a ptivate Soup LAiablishment Was opettql by a few, seell , dit-Posed persons,. v. - here a quart of most excellea soup, aml penny, loaf, will emu bine .to be served out gratis, onc e a week, diOing .the winter:to a li•- mited number of poor people, who, for, 014 most pair, do not taste animal food at Roy, other time. The -example, .tve are happy - to heae, has already I 'o- the effect of stimitlating.others to sultilin acts ut benevolenee. Amongst other employments for the poor,„ it recommended I hat parishes shoal& furnish,them,.. selves. with hand ; that parish bahe office's should he established ; and that cite wo. tnefi and . girls Should be emplw i ed iii spinning and carding %init . ,. :In Essex many 'mink haye veep gnip;ciycd to shell beaus in the fields. At York there is to he'opened a *Dap establish me 4, similar to that in the scat' 11E03, whieri•fitt many ,moothst afforded so muoh relief to the ite• cessitous at that period. A must hoodlum sub. scrip:inn is already begun, and there no doubt will proceed with the same spit-it and liberality. which has on all similar occasion s distinguished the humane nod benevolent inhabitants of that city apt! neiglibuorhowl. The soup kitchen in Newcastle is again opened. on Monthly we k, that excellent estahlishmeot. the Soup-house at LUCAS, WttS opened for the dill. tribittimi of soup to,the poor, at : the tie of line pettily per quart ; and jt i, t.s.iilvtit from like in creased demand or each succeeding duy, that Elie itubistOotts pour properly appreciate the kindness ,ot t heir wealthy neighbours, iu Airovidiog such nutricions Band at so low rate ; the, made in the coarse of the week was 990 galloo4, ss hieh at Jhe ttreSetit price of beef, it , itt ettiCtl hoed, cost the Cjoinatittee something *more 111,iii 2il. per (pouf. Proceedings were last week hiStittltrii it, thr towns ttt Alsucliester pin! Saiturt), totrsclis tillli j;atitt;; the sittferitigs and the teatits of the distreitted pour at this peCtilittr YesterdaY morning, at :;,alf-past eight o'clock Mr. SheritfKi tidy and the Under,Sheritf, urge„ titer with the Under Marshal of the Athniralty l at tencled'isi Is7ewgate preparatory to the removal n Rubeit Sothis and Mutes' Forney, who were of Monday hentelie ea to death for the wilful murde of Thomas Johnson, Captain of the C reo l l schooner, tAbout 30 leagues front Algiers, to Exe • 1 . cation Dock, the place appoioted to tarry into of tent the last awfol, mandate of the hi iv. Almon immediately after the commission of the !ionic tier, the deluded in alell4ctors became repentant and continue,' rt'to the hist moment. Some firm previous to their trial, Forney had so firmly mad, up his mind to 'die, that he manifested a Wish tc be placed with the. contletnned, nod he wrote to Mr. Newman for that porpose ; bit Mr. New- ManConld not acquies c e in t h e request. One oh themost singular circumstances that hits attended any person hung „ lately is the folloWing :—Both the prisoners being (pore ctittspitset:, and resigned CO their fate; laydOwn to sleep between 11 and 12 on Wednesday night, and slept very sound until 9 when Forney awoke in much perturba tion, and the noise with which it was oteotnpa- Med awoke his comrade, Smith. On the cause tieing inquired into,:he - Said, that he dreamed that ,Brock and (icillman (who were some time since eZecl t teed for the mutter of two of the crew of the Fox revenue cutter) were to have their heads cut off in his (Forney's) preseilee ; he saw the exe- Cotioller lift,the axe, the fatal blow was given, and he heard the. twession of agony that followed it, and the drehdial Coo “rptencer produced the hideous s4trick he attired': They were 'attended by the Ordinary of Newgate, -thelle. Mr. Baker, and th e uev. Mr. Vasscy, - the latter of whom accom panied them in the Cart. A little before nine o'cloCk they were ushered to the cart : Forney had a prayer-book in his hand, over which Stuitla looked with great attentittn. , The cavalcade Or rived at 'Executient Dock about half-past ten, anct .before tl, the'awfol ceremonies 'lfeing complete, the Unhappy men were looncln.d into eternity. COIIONEWS%INQUEST. „ . CAUTION to ond the PUBLIC., Un Wolnestla7;.evetting lilfter two aajoutn ntim) an Inquisition mistaken before the Deputy Coroner of the Liberty of the Tower of Lnridon, nn the body oillarliati, Thomas why, Alegi 01) SittvittlVlnactling , ..i4-st at their 1011g 'lags irr liing-smort,'Tower,hill, in conFe4inenee 01.3wItlowing !ti iturintity-of.oxiilie acid dissolved ♦ruler, tt t miutAlieforptirgative salts. Mr.43effrge iclitttsop;-surgroir, in John-sti err,' Ainories, delo”,e4l, that he attended the devehs4-,1 in consetinince of an 'application from her hus band ; lint that site w.as dI Od.hefore he reached the irOgiogs. Ott: it virytiilt,o the &Ilse, be was gbown a cup, thC. Notilt24l3 id, Willa, he was in- formed :die hail drank :,clip examining the par. In the cup, 14 he had since subjected to All actorste attairis, he found 'bear. tiale ro be oxalic arid, which, in its cryst dlized state, n sold. by ehynti,ts mid , droggi.ts, bears a very eloie resemhlame. .comatott Epsom salts :it is. article,io very fretptent, domestic use for eradi catillg.stain trn:a linen, cleaning boot-tops, and other Ir4e • Nn.vostrs, ; its poinnoos property is, b e nrlirreir, - itntf 'bilk known by many persons, tile tpittlity ut half on • ounce, and pethaps less, heinglittficient to prodtice almost immediate death. In this ca -4e of its effects was hilly evino.ed,.Bs the 1111fOithinat1 ( li e d w ithi n tea minutes 'atter takiusg, Ilse dose, svisi n ts, by o th er evidence,. appeared to is . .sve been 3-4ths of on. no n ce ;. and Mr. -Jolosson gave it as Isis opinion, frond the internal appeurances of the,body, thac no antidote, though taken immediately after the poiloss in question, ‘vould !save been sufficient to SilVe her life. The account given by her linsbatsti was, that hr was walking w ids Isis wile on Smut— day evening in the. Borough-road, when he kicked. hefLre ;he foot- lid vement, a soiail packet wrapped .in plain bloc paper, and tied rotinti with string, which he picked up; hut, supposing it dropped as H trick, he was throwing it down. again, when his wife took it out of his hand, and - - - - urged hint to laplt at the. contents L'on opening the. paper, his it wai titteTpsom snits, and just what she. want, (I, and she took tt haute. Slt continunieitte.,l `what Iter husband had found to a fellow lodger,. but urn her she nor the hus band, tentonstratid against her using the article to found, supposing her to haw(' a sufficient knowledge of it, she tatvingliNed itt ttii allot In:tatty's ser vice be foteher the %fallowing morning, she. comphiinett lof a pain it, her !towels while dressing, and said she Avontti take tire supposed she then -dissolved tireni in warm l%'ittt:E, anti after some hesitation between her hus h:mil- and .lictiicif as to which of them should take the 'Hi:gore .(they • both occasionally be ing n,need of ptirgatite medicine), she drank. tfia fatal dose, %he singularity of the e i r . ttoe , t,trieets.pssidtitiftlo a .stroug stnsation of suspi cion lit . the:ttc,iglihtputimoil, sis to the conduct. of the husband, tnidence , wait ctirroliorattut young men residing in the bent- roa d, w h o came :in all the m a t e rial parrs , Anti particularly by two I;s l s a r: i r c a i r i t u t s i e n d et4f)titilliisvtitli'bentitfeta iltind.hill !! Mich Fii};e , by whose evidence it appeared, that the oitc hail, on Saturday even ing, piitellast (1 tut article (wrapped in the man tier above narrated), tu•stler the name of acid of sugar, at tbestiop of Mr. lrish, druggist, in black.• man -street, for the pm pose of making a solution to clean bout-tops, whielr he delivered tri his cons psitsints, %los lost it out of his pocket in Isis nay losnie t , they pursuing; the Collt'SO which rttgit -0. 10 tiffs wife iifterwards took ; and in consequence ut lOiltlg tie packet, a(tertvacils moque(' tool purclia,tei 'knottier it/lawny ot the sante urticle itt tick. sante 6h0p,“101 wlsich they both stint(' to harts it siniihst appearance to Cp...oin B.otll. Foga heart A very goon cisarttear kit the Alitst, vrinrre he is employed : utid uifc nod klppt'ill et! 1141, ° 6 pet Ittrecrpiluitit teStii6,. Tile .1141'y, after *e vent! l i t; ( iral inve sigation, returned it vettlict of 44ccideintol * Death tut: Jut yttsets, With great propriety, intitnatcit tits opinion of the tie. eiz,isity cif itie svoril " being tl ritten ot tin sift.: of ittl wraniicis artivi v s j ug k t io property, wait* it none itt th case would, iiv7,tudityt;ceirthe Howls of preventing the nittortunate etttaWupbt: thig etfsurit.