The Sun. — London, England, 1816-11-25 00:00:00

VRENCII PAPERS, IRECEIVED LAST NIGHT.) Psuis, Nov. 21.—The state of his Majesty's bridal continues to improve daily. There was 'yesterday neither a public Sitting nor even a private Committee at the Chamber of Deputies. The Members met in their hnreaux to ..contione the pretitninarydiscussions on the budget . Two jouroeyntan printers, of the names of Ge liOn and Gaillard, and a master printer of the name 'of Chassuignott, were lately hrocght before the Trihnivil of Correctional Poliiv, on a charge of 'baying talsified the King's speech pronounced by *him on the 16th of March, 11315, at a Sitting of . the Chamber of Deputies ; of having printed that speech, on which they had made ituch additions and .alterations as they thought proper, as it it had been delivered.by his Majesty on the 31st of July, 1616 ; having made this sPeeth a preamble to the administration of the oaths to the Marshals wattle 31st of July last ; anti of Awing thus spread alarming news, by entleavouiing told : kg the belief that the situation of the tiingdom was the tune on the 31stot July, 1816, as CM the 16th of March, ISIS, during the invasion of the Usurper. The charge was proved, and Citlion Was sentstnc ed to two years' imprisonment, thassaignon to six months, and Gaillard to three months. All three together were fitted 5000 francs. Yesterday his Majesty presided at . the Council of Ministers, which sat from one till.five o'clock. We are assure(' that the Duke of Wellington will out visit Patis before the middle of the next 'mouth ; it is certain the part of his Grace's Secretaviat which remained here quitted Paris yes- terday for Caiiihray. Oit the . oces.sion of the ftte of the 18th of Oc• Ober, Marshal de Maltzi.an, Hereditary Seigneur of Pentliti, in the Duchy of MecklettberghSchwe. tit), abOlitiiieti the vassalage of all his tenants. This is the first procedure ot, the hind in that ex- ter,sive ►:uchy. They write from beipsie„' that the States of the circle sit Thurin h i a (ceded to Prussia by the King of Saxony) have transmitted to their new Sove• rei ► ;nc P-.tirion against the introduction of the justiciary organization of Prussia►, which is refire. stilted this Petition as very oppressive. This s•=:p teat awls some noise at Berlin, particularly the States have made comparisons which are ill in favour ot-the Saxon Government. An article from Vienna states, that the Count Sitttill is named Ambassador to Madrid ; and Prince Stalirentherg *to Rio de Janeiro. Mr. Whitbread, only son of the late celebrated M♦mber of the British House of Commons, has been hi that city for some days. The brig Adelaide, Cept. Lrloq St. Ma►►re, which set out for Marseilles from Havre, with 4100 hogsheads of wine and 300 che►ts of soap• was lost on the coast, near Perpignan, on the night of the 27th► ult. Tht Captain and two of his n.►en 1 rished ; eight others 9f the crew were saved, as well as IJO hogsheads of wine, and Z 4 chests of soap. 'Extract of it Letter front Niort, dated Non. 16 :--- s. Aztec a dr rather moist than cold, there tell ; here, i I e night of the 10th inst. a great clout- 'iv' at snow ; a phenomenon the more surprising,. as many years r,trietintes pass here without our svei-an any snow , anti when it does fall it falls in small 'quantities in the months of December and Satotary. The night following it thundered and rained a great deal. A. circumstance not less singular is, that we tee at present in several gar dens of this city a great many spring tioWers in full blow." Iltnat,tu, Nov 9. — Professor Schleierrnacher, tifl”i is elnally esteemed as a man of learning and *, preaelter, t4ttii who _served as captain in the Letwiwihr in the cartspaigns"Cif 1813 end 1814, I , iirety;" in one alas termons.eccalled to the mot► leetion of his hearers the.prentise made by the Otteernutent to give Prussia a repituntstive Con. , " I ask;"' salt) he, fi for what other. case we have alted. our - blooteati that our sons ,at Leipsie, and on . the liketzhaets D a p : swan, Novi. B.—With respect to the-tsvga elation' here, the Prussian, Commissioner* in the fttiildle of Septstathey, tratornittetl to the Saints Commissioners an tlbisnattiarr, the adoption of whiett ti,ey &mended within Meets slays. Oui Court immediately sent this Ultimatum to Vienna. Since that periotl, thee verbal conferences have teased, and a written negoclation has beets sob stit used ; after ham ing received from the Court of Vienna 30 an.wer to the contronnication made to it, o'er Commissioners transmitted to the Prus sian Conouissintters a costre prujet, including tleir answer to tht Prussian Ultimatum. We flatter our , elves that the Cottreid Berlin will adopt this contre projet, evttich is !Ai(' to he very equit- stir ittion. RACITXIII7, NOY, 15. —They write from IAII4- *iCi4 that r SOtya us the froutiters of the iiavat monarchy are definitively estahlisheil,the Govirn ►nent will convoke a General Diet of ad the Pro vinces, to submit to it the new Constitution of the Kingdom. ROME, Nov. 7.--Seseral congregations have AS bembled bete, under the direction of the Cardinal Secretary of State. It is sa d that important com munications, have been made to them respecting the Churches of Germany and It eland. GALLIPOLI Nov. 4.—Several vessels have taken refuge in this port, to avoid the pirates who swarm in the Mediterranean, particularly in the Sicilian waters. It is not known to what nation they belong, hot they are not Algerines, the vessels of that nation having received orders to return. BRUSSELS, Nov. 16.—Count De Luton', is ar rived in this city with dispatches from the King of Prussia ; he will also go to England on a mis sion for that Government. STK/48MM Nov. 10.—The Duke of Cam hridge, who• travels under the name of Count Diephola, arrived here this day at noon. His Royal Highness viewed the monument of Marshal Saxe, in the church of St Thomas. In the even ing he attended the concert, and to-morrow he proposes to go by the route of Carlsruhe to ,Stuttgard. MAottio, Nov. 9.—Our Gazette of this day contains airorrespondence, which, besides what we already know of the defeat of 1301kar, ex presses the acknowledgments of the Captain-Ge neral of the Caraecas to Count Vaugiraud, French Governor of Martinique, who had enabled the Spanish Royalists to t .,,, O use stores and supplies of every ki n d at Martinique. These stores, it appears, artived most opportunely at Guayra, be ing just at the moment when. the Royal squathon, appeared in, the roads in want of every thing, and reduced to a small allowance. ViesniA,Noy.9,—This morning the discharge of artillery announced to us the departure of our fun . - press from St. Pollen. Tier Majesty had lodged at the Episcopal Palace, anti after Divine Service, set out on her journey at ha,lf past nine. The Ens juror had gone to the Castle of Schoenbrunn, there to give her a public recepthin : this recep tion took place precisely at half past one, in the presence of all the Imperial Flintily. A great mal. titude of people of all ranks had assembled round the castle: a quarter of an hour afterwards their Majesties showed themselves Iron) n balcony, and were saluted by lively acclamations. The Em. press will make her entrance into Vienna to morrow. FRENCH FUNDS. 511 f. 90 c. $ per Cents. Bank Actions ••• ••• - HANIIIURGI4 MAIL ERRCEIVED THIS MORNINOI STUTTOARD, Nov. 12 —His Majesty has issued a long Ordinance respecting the organization of the Ministry of State, which is to be called for the future the Privy Council. DAMOTADT, Nov. 14.—The Grand Duke has issued a Proclamation, stating, that to remedy the inconveniences arising from the various systems of laws prevailing in various parts of the Grand Duchy, he has resolved to have a new C o d e formed for the whole state, which is to be founded on the Civil Code of the Austrian Hereditary States, and he hopes his toiljects may enjoy the benefits of it in 1818. Critint lIOGGENDfIIW, Vice•Prestthnt of the Council of State of the Netherlands, hat retired from office on account of ill health. lle retains his title of Minister of State anti other honours. SLAVE TRADIL—The question under the Apt of Parliament. for a bolishing the Slave Trailei'mak ing the traffic in Negroes felony, and subject to transportation, is a bout to be tried. Res weeu two and three months since, Captain Join; B. HANNAY was taken into custody, and underwent several private examinations at the Public Office, Bow-street, , charged with feloniously being con cerned in, buying and selling Negroes, to make them slaves. tie teas then admitted to ball, .Itint self in 10001. and two sureties in 5001. to appear before the Privy Contscil, to be finally examined on the tutbject. Pit the clay appointed for his esamittistian before the Council, the Centel') did not appear. appreiteasions were then entertained that be had absconded ; it was, however, ascer 'taint& that he had sailed from London in his ship Jarnei in the Liverpool trade for that port ; and in consequence Taunton, the flow-street 'Ol - was dispatched in pursuit of him. The Of. Rear arrived in London about a week since with -the Captain in his custody, and lodged him in Tothill-fields Bridewell ; front which prison he was conveyed to the Council Office on Saturday, and underwent an examination before the Lords 'of the Council, who assembled at halt past two `O'clock for that purpose, when his Mate and seve . rat of his sailors were examined against him.— Theyproeed that he had been concerned in carry• ing a number of negroes from Calabar in Africa. The Captain was in consequence committed in the evening to 'Netvgate, to take his trial for the offence. On Saturday last as Mr. WU . Ann. of Hing ham, was ploughing, be was attaeltefl by bi 3 n ephew, aml so severely beaten about the head, Is to occasion Itis death. P7CTU.4 LING.BFFILNE, Noe. 113, I gig. TiiE C O MMISSIONERSfor VICTUALING His MAJKSTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, OW Alrfrillians Reeks, their 4grnt at Portsmouth , will he read!, to receive sealed Tenders on Thursday, the litle hest. for the supply of FIVE HUNDRED QUARTERS of WHEAT,for the service of the Victualling Department at that Port ; to weigh 56lbs.per bushel; to be answerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders; and to be delivered, one half in a Fortnight, and the remainder in a Fortnight afterwards. 4ad on Thursday, the sth December newt, for the supply of FIVE HUNDRED QUARTERS .feLose-nrusu AM- BER MALT; to be delivered in the space of One Month, and to be answerable to Samples that will be exhibited at his Office. No regard will be had to any Tender is which the Price shall not lie inserted ix wards at length, or that shall tint be delivered beflare Twelve o'Cloch on the said Mk Instant and sth December respectively ; nor unless the Pirssn who makes the 7'ender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer whet called for. 7'heConditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Virtual litirOjtee at Purtsericiuth. THEATRICAL REGISTER. Performed on Saturday Nigitt. DMIRY-LAN!.—The Iron Chest ; Sir Edward Mortimer, Mr. Kean; Helen, Mrs. Horn. After which, The Bridal of Flora, and The Weathercock. Comgr-GARDEN.--.The Slave; Gambia, Mr. Meeready ; Ze linde, Miss Stephens. To which was added, A Chip of the Old Block. ARRIVED--1 France, 1 Hamburg!) ' I Flanders, 2 Gotten lourgb. Due —l Holland, 2 D ublin, S Waterlurd. PRICE O; grocKs THIS PAY AT r 3 per Cent. Ited. per Cent. Cons 1 per 7ii 5 per Lent. Is 4. 95ii rEtar. '4N :smut. 11.14 L..lnn. .16 1-16th a ludi4 Muds, .... tbs. 16s. pi. Exch. MIN, ss. 9s. yr. Cons. fur Aceount... 63 Silt:Wl—Average Price of Brown or Muscavado Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the neck ending the I:Uth day of Aurr►uber, IDlti, is 4bs. Op. per cwt. HIGH WA'rErt AT LONDON MUDGE To-htointow. Morning, 44 minutes after 7. J Evening, 9 minutes after THE SUN. 110LIIM QV'S DICERt rokisust AtrugAr t LONDON, MONDAY, NOVEMItER 25, 1816. An Opposition Piper of this mornia contains what it calls " a confidential circular," stated to hare barn sent to the several supporters of Go vernment, announcing that Parliament will meet on the Second of Jdnuary. We can positively assert, that no such letter has been issued, and that the whole is a mere tabrication. The Paris Papers arc to the 22d only, and as dull and uninteresting as could well be imagined If " no news" be, according to the proverb, .g good news," we may assert, that the French Press produces nothing but the most satisfactory intelligence. We have made extracts from a Hamburgh Mail and other German accounts, but there is little in either to require the particular attention of our Readers. The Continental Papers have fallen into the general repose, and furnish us with fifty opinions for every tact they announce. Lord COCHRANE still remains in confinement The Friends of Purity, &e. have now resolved to have a Meeting, and open a subscription among themselves to pay his Lordship's fine. No sum of more than one penny is to be received ; and if 24,000 of these pence are got, we may well esteem his Lordship one of the Greatot Catch-penny Pa triots that ever existed. Mr. Orator Hunt, it seems, presented his Pe tition to Lor►l St nssouru, Who has communicated it to the Pat wee RECUNT, and transmitted his Royal Highness's answer to the Orator in the Must manner. Lord Peunnoz, the second son of the Duke of NoKTttustaet►LAr'o, has just arrived in this cann ery, having made a very extensive tour through various parts of Europe. This Nobleman, who US likely to be a distinguished ornament of his court try, came list from Russia. according to his ac count, it is almost impossible to describe the wag. nificenee with which the ancient City of Moscow has been rebuilt. It will perhaps be one of the most superb cities its the world in point of archi tectural grandeur. The Cren►lin is nearly rebuilt, and with peculiar elegance and beauty, at it is understood that the Emperor has signified his in tention to reside in that Palace for a certain pe riod every year. The LOSID - CIiANCELLoR had it long audience of the PRINCE ItROUNT yesterday. The Duke of Volta., after dining at Carlton House, left town for Outlands on Saturday night, to meet the Princess Sor►ttA of Gloucester and a select party, and will return to London to-day. The Duke and Duchess of CUtIBBRI.A,ND appear ed in deep mourning yesterday, on account of the death of the Duke of Metcs.Lasattakm, the Duchess's father. Yesterday Divine Service was performed at C►ttl►ott House, be the Rev. Dr.STANIER CLAIMS, CHiplisin to the Household. Sir Itltakt , :cts BUttflitrr does not intend return ing tt. town for Some tittle. The health of his ton occupie* him, and he has taken Col. nut• tine villa at, Hastings, for thu winter. SHIP NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 24.—Sailed yesterday file Libertas, SMITH, for Bahia ; Timandia for Boin. bay and the Santos Mares 101 V ana. Sailed to-day his Majesty's ship Prometheus on acs uise. Wind N. E. PLTMOOTIC, Nov. 23.—Sailed yesterday the Killingbeck, Elizabeth, Duke of Bedford, and Vutusia, for Jamaica ; Berwick, for Barbadoes ; Aurora, for Grenada ; Edwiird, tor the Cape of Good Hope ; and Euphemia fur Madeira. The Elizabeth, STRIDES, from Southampton, bound to the Westward, upset yesterday in a squall of wind off Penlee Point :—the crew have arrived here. FALMOUTIt, Nov. 22.--Arrived the Camper down, Lssuu, from 14:.gliurn for London ; Bg ton, PALLarr, from Gijon for ditto ; and the , Oak, Wttass, from Aberdeen for Bilboa, with loss of anchor and cable.—Wind S. E. DEAL, Nov. 24.—Sailed yesterday the Fames S►tITH, for Ports►nouth, to repair; And Duchess of Bedford,' WILLIAMSON, for Nevis. Came ►town from the her to-day, and sailed, the Harmony, WOODALL, for Dentarara ; and the Grenada, APPLETON, for St. Domingo. Severs' more ships are in sight, but they will not be dor* in time to report this evening. RAMSGATE, Nov. 24.—The wind continuing t* the Last wild, the remainder of the outward.. bound sailed from hence yesterday's tide. _ GRAVRIEND, Nov. 24.—Arrived t h e F r ierld• schaft, loosen, from Rotterdam ; Augustus Fre derick, Maikins, from ditto ; Good Hope, Klockr from ditto ; Brilliant, Coveark, from Hamburgbf Courier, Cook, from Dor& ; Zcemew, Pkg. from Ruttertlam ; Frattkina, Rutter, from Gro ningen ; Notlernaning, Blook, for Brok ; Vrow Jacohioa, Burk, for Gruuiugen.—Sailed the Si mon Taylor, Meek, for Jamaica ; Lord Wl' grave, 'Tindall, fdr Cape Coast ; Rosina, Caitb" ness, for St. Domingo ; Lascelles, Robertson, for Gibraltar; Josefa, Burtron. for BMW; 14111 Hill, Bond, for St. Sebastian's ; Ibbertsou, Linr dels, for Hamburgh ; Industry, Avrys, for Dun" kirk ; Aurora, Nichols, for Waterford. The Lord Glenorchy, SCOTLAND, from Dant . ' tic to Perth, struck on Falsterbo Reef the lOtb inst. and was abandoned by the crew. The Emulous, Mason . , front London to.fla ala burgh, w a s stranded on the I sle of Aileron 10 14th inst. The transport Mary and Dorothy arrived at thi ltlotherbank on Wednesday; she sailed from Be" muds on the 17th of July for Trinidad, Wig' with other transports , th e late Colonial B at talioe • of Roy C al Marines on board. It will b e recollect' ed these men (blacks) were raised in the Cho" peake, in the year 18 14 , by S ir ALE/Ag solt. ORIOr tarts, and commanded there by. Major Gau LRWS‘ : and being native Ame rican refugees' Chef were promised, when the service vvas at oh of they shot" have grants of land at the island Trinidad. They have accordingly, and with gr,ee t faithfulness on the part of o u r Government, when conveyed there, and, about 30 miles from ra t D'Esp.igne, each man has been put into pon e. '" sion of ten acres of land , a nd furnished w ith ier ;dements of husbandry. The Mary has brought home a part of the Staff of ibis. Corps, under the command of Major Kossstka'' When she was off Guadaloupe, on the 3d . of tember, an hurricane commenced, which cart away all her sails, and obliged her put brut Antigua; whence she sailed on the 240 o'f month.—The yeow (ever ‘yils then very re vs ; lent in the town of St. Julta.s. The Mary " L Dorothy was 16 days under quarantine at "' month, previously to her,arriVal at*Portstoooll' , • Two cargoes o f wheat, of 700 quarters each' have been recently iinportedinto and Doroth.t and the Dock-yard mechanics, we understand' car go, have freighted a vessel _to Hamburgh) for a ic it 1 for manufacture into flour and bread, at 0 1 e i t new mill, for the use of their own faninies! the Prussian brig Minerva, which late!Y . P tit 00 . Portsmouth With damage , left Datrtsia , t e soth were nearly 30 sail of vessels hiding the r Portsaloattl-_i w e n erva or. wheat fur London and Liverpool ; the 4 " l ' bound to the latter port . 51r . W' The Pate Raotbrr h a s appointeflw 00 t,si: CoN V u oaeva to attend the Gr and for the purpose of sho win g and elc hurlt'— in t lt ctblb el illustrious person all the objects ot°4 science in this country . Sate, • Prince LEOPOLD cam e to town."'" fag yeth, and atter attending the GRAND DUI" . w , s pi 0 61 / paying his respects to the PRINCE 1t5..4.: re' inquiring titter the Duchess of Cusisitat•a" ", , turned to Claremont. t, that he bo lt " We are sorry to announcet , sic. • that much esteemed member' of societal otos JOSEPH BANKS,_ i i in so very p_recarltsl! seergli • that his friends. are apprehensive of his dissolution.—(i"llorning IWO.) g ~:,~