The Sun. — London, England, 1816-12-09 00:00:00

~ri'....'~", FLANDERS MAIL. ~....m05i0w...... . t rtausseLs, Dec. 4....aetterai Vanilantine, who is irictuded in one of the Ordinances of the King of France, and who had resided several trinuths at Gistut, was arreateil in that city yesterday' -4stosning,iiindbrongist kititcr, in consequence aaf 144equisition made tot-kat effect, , - He baa already its oat nixie/ .escatt to, be, cosive.sed to tile (roo tlet's (it Prisstia. 1 - Lette,rs front the frontiers of Spoil', of "li. ''very ~. laae ‹l4Ae, infos at us,. diet severtit - Officers anti Oefter iptii4disals, who are r eonlitied fa the citadel of l'anipeinsia 4u, the char g e of a conspiracy , ~ issrinettzut reicut tiot:ertintettt, 'art gottle to ue 4.(intifieli t 4 BarcitOna,:wbetkiiiivet kVldikid be Co -14444-41 1S ii,' be iii i sitoitcd* r tO''tbe strt ~t ~ earsitett , . to • iig Isinistl,Oftexilane gfeislistiiiie Yetands; ' titset:e'iliiii''aie itirt4l4yr's4;ikiil'aitisiti• era4)4A eau .. Isi;*lieis'iiiiii4itarie:d ifiiiiiiii ° 64o r iiiii t eitiAA' i di ': " - ;-!,. i , 0 - i , I=. • ,-.,,i . r , Coota. ia c : i.-- r i Ft; Gv ' acie :' ' ''iiii' Mite : 4 ii 7 aiiiistai, . ..,!--,....,,,„ ~,.: , 2 4704150 in . this city yesterday afternoon At foist 1b:411`4'!,4;11r, ,1 . . 1 k .i4g;e11,0014,e 6 ateiiii..— 1 - 144,!atcaaimii . at 'top ieteurcit; ,this 06:3ei4'4' the !1t.,a4p 1 4 rtiltipi!' Vei TeCt t c4 MI I ~ , T lrc '94itiat J0i44t41,1 eV, 4111444 fivia ,the law vaf the 311 OttOiter. coucensini tire alaties an im. Fay L'ition 4,4 estrotts 4 ion, ~ a . e i gii.to wed by the: ruif of t.,lr. .Rats ~it is co4o1;14, of 257 acrieiefi t give! fills *wave iltiettts. , 1:14 , e r4lo6lAllls ° lintocTbaireluat presented ' 0 ti !liifievlS a very .itiiitiivive , lacponisi., ii,i i,- ~ . • , , • , ~,,.... v .:, , • ;4 , 041 nt t i c retrospective clittet seen ta tt4c octv • ~.,,, . , . 4,,, ,` • i• . 4 rsteso of 1,414110er laces,. tbc VegUlistilts ts, sillsicti' thlty tmliatt Ifs , / honi‘koele:, iniedita to flit; ~, -- I,', , ' t*ss ?vile, to itriik chea t to 4espast to make Irk lists • tit; rsfisolie of !tsibictisla sisare laid iroi: «.- ' 4 '•` ' I ; . ' lil •;' . , , '.l te% • Fat. arc, itliki , eratoressoits' two clotted by tlettreattu% , ~•;+ r.; ,_.ry Oi. * `. • ' - .; Wit 46 Otity ta , to *ow roortontosssoes, t., ‘l4 fo e 's" say shay, 44 !flit tititg4:AiNas of eitt rai-ii: thartrs ?ex:picnic tglevt a tau I.4iir hicceir.'" . Wcto‘rzgwv o l , Nev. ,2741--We have received (emu unito4, AngtibuFg, and, "NuFeasiserg,,, irlae nmst saii4wAni.l accolints el the't4U, in site prices rat , r; ;'% tilotlesti ,"Now. 24.1-44'ne . who are .ttliciett eit , -64‘ trattitiillity , which "prevails .iu ,:oittiqQ.i„' 'here taken witrairtsige et" the ciretiot stanee dist Sevoisl Ilegiateotiti itetioneel io ann. - 41;at:y the 441011 etteitAlitsg tiltloseivestosravkia the , Sou!'ll, "'Steil as t tot ,orsitrizilar tatoretuent, *shies' it saki tc( beeit a by thi . Ritesislis 'troops 'in the iagiverp *hero l'fOitile to the rotite4 The , trot ream* is, thatAlte ;footrest hay. To Softie pin, of Hungary gaol oifitgelt dikAts ' Vqtii4e having „ . tiefered hi the 'iussarlations, a. change.take itr the t #taatetiits ,the" troops; Particularly l ek ti i te si;ttry, tati,elt tVilltake op 'etOtottoitutit ict the ;lirotiets.ithentforars is the amt abundant. foi,sizti 14437; ?Noe. 2$ ,—(11 the rich Sitting of t ,taut tj4t , , tit.; tb blot, the tlattoVerlio a't'oll sepamrt os the l'ettsioits of this ticoileilitties of the &oft Sank the Rhine, mitt 'ets44,s ici that' service ; a t Object on' which a vett warty petitions hare beat clelivere4l to the • I)iet. lX twilit judged iteeetsary vatoe * Coni itiia4lesis to ematuitse every thing relative' to this soSeet„ the litattovetiau Slissister was unanimously .ch tiled 'with As for tLe petitiott prettittoi to the Diet by the Pzlfev 5t...x.4.4 Jerosaleibl •, to? lewe;td itr roeqermeation ant well es the teatitOtion of the pre-' heriongl&ig in it %ehietiis put yct slittiate4, 1,0, 4it ; ae itra'FiEicomil retoercefor the suppnri of in: 'centimes who are still iii existence . , the. Diet, at tb,,,t iiinposst of the Minister of Oldenburg, nituit, Awl Scluvariburg, has pissed on the East point itztlicularlr die following resolution : " . 11 "It tti Ct.tcad. to the Alen ut the Order 1 cat Sr . ,Yo the diepositiot!os of tl u Frith Articte ta,K krtderil Act concerning the Teuto Mc Order, 0.4 roieltnZtilet and pk.tations wiiiat are due to it, evii% iloctiti44 .or thQt orttre Kitighte of St. 41.3%.,‘ vrottLi be taitra ivao cartsideration. that teitort Amoy he tva. -; .e la 4 de,,i,sion missed ou this *tAlrot.e..." v Vi.ah:o4tos.-4. 1 , No 7. 30.-1111 iv piepati3A 34 Ps-,; Ain; ft.ir ate nutting 'of Eke Soon Diet. tilicre ,s . tAitt of nioditlc " r i , .1 itic representativt tvOetn of the, kingeo ;',-. A. .Idiire is slim% to in . trodoce into the Ilie:iiirvititsviivvs of the wer e h 'tali an 4 invatafalturers. _ . The Obfriof Cczet le of Mon Sas jtilt pub * LAW, *4l 100 Arcides, %clic', the Ein.of fignt4 st itinictry. 1111')-SSE Oct:: 5.--;—The of curt in ite part"; /if ~,Antwerp h*rc cause &cline ha titc price. Jr. the'lifarihrA 30th Nevauber die Mao, P re o f (Jai t(;l . ab t. 7144 ssettl of ryc'23 FitZNCII PAPERS. Pao. Dgc. 5.--The gouty affections of his Ntajeoty become every clay less severe, and no thing prevents hint ft.ont aqending to the business or the Cabinet but the humidity of the airand cold. His Majesty continues to hear mass in his apartments. , ----.llt-Sbe-RoiltOtiitt the affair cieColOnel '1 er :ood, accused of seditious peactieel, was - furtha.. 'considered.—The Court confirmed the judgment, . ; And• distisisted the appeal:; ordering • :the Colonel to pay the cslienees:. - ' • • The Martinis do ilionuty, Peer of . Prance, and 'Minister to the Court of Prussia, has returned 'from tierlits. Piitekney,'Minister Plenipotentiary front the United States to the. Court of. Russia, arrived at I tlentla on the 2lstof Noventber,•on his way from Naples. Madettioisellode Condi, who ltas long renounc ed the world, and embraced the austerities of the nionastialife; . was unable 'Until lately, not with... g her wishes, to resume the Cloister since her return front lingialtd. T.l;e 9repacations made at: the bowl of the Temple, which his Majesty had given her wherein to el Ilect her Mins; beistg how ,ever at last finished, she entered that building . on tltt 3d of November last , purposing never to quit, it agaitt,oud :to observe the rules with the utmost Strictness. Oise'of the rooMs,' which was, itccuf pied 4y &oasis XVI., Wisest confined there, has beets converted into a Clolpel. The Princess- ivill fittil there solemn recollections of her Wilily. Tne Citatoiser of Commerce of Lyons has re etived otfiCial notice, that out of the la milliOns devoted hi the King from his Civil List for clot vitable purposes,,.*Tautof 786,000 fr. will he ap propriated tn ihe•iiirelluse, of Lyons silks for the wardrobe of the crown, and to give employment to' tis a rsufact tyre ts Roue, Now. 1 Holiness has paid ts. vi t to Kilt filiollllltl of Savoy, he was accompanied by, tiszteardinal Matorti. The ,Sardinian Authiti sailor was present: ite, believe his Facellency undo souse communications on the .part of his SAvvereigo, on the negoeiatioiss relative to the Jiliote :and to the 'Jesuits. There it room to be hese' that the last are not more protected by the Holy Father than the 'firittio , . Thsritrrival of Ref/4110.4d Father NOtice,. charged With a *fission (faild,, she : Ala:4S Of the Mpg of Naples, has eon firtneir itte disfavour which the Society has Wien. •It is certain that the members will not be re,-et , viMistit4 kingdOnt. We are as• lured that the hopes which they-h*d conceived of being sent beyond the mountains arc vanished. n *article from Frankfort, of the 29th ult. states that t .D uke'of . Cambridge set out on the preqed ing 'day fur Hanover. VAENCII FUND'S, Dic. 4. • S per CCM. Bank Actions 11:16f;' }I4IMBIJIWII PAPERS. SWABIA. Nov. 24.—The States of VSfurtemberg ire, we bear, adjourned to the tith` of January, flex*. (Its , the 7tis the Definitiie Plan of the Cottltitution is to be published. Hattovaa, Nov. 26.—flis Royal lllghness the Mite of t acubli4e; who arrived ;at Stuttgard orr the 18th, inter... Jed to leave that city on the 251 i, to stop one day at Prankfott, and one day at Cat so that we may hope to see his Royal. High ' ttess here again on Ole 2d of next Month. liattatitivo, Nov. 26 .—Mr . Mellish, the tisb Consul here, has been appointed, by his Roye Highness the Prince Regent's permission, British Charge d'Affaires here, in the absence of the A.rahassador Extraordinary ; and accredited in that quality to the, Senate, mid formally recog. niged as such. tontesms, Nov. 18.—Accounts have been sent in, stating, that wolves have appeared in several places, which leave the wootit and attack the docks ; they have already killed many sheep anti swine, but have not yet attacked any person. The Government has therefore recommended partien= tar attention in keeping the flocks, and announced that it will speedily publish a multi of poisiming the wolves. These animals have also appeared in the territory of Cologne, which has induced the Government to after divers 'rewards for killing than. The vintage was this year worse than INCA in almost all the countries on 'the Rhine, kind wines already begin to rjsc considerably in 13170NAPARTE, &c. The .Iripitetts, which arrived oo Thursday at Portsmouth, did not leave Park Louis until Aug. 14, when the Musquito ond Hester (the latter has since been broken up) were lying there. liar ing safely reached the Cape, site was ordered to , Proceed ,resit Sitnott's Bay to Tuttle Bay, to take on board live stock, for supply at St. Ifelena.--• Sift kit at Simon's Bay the Horatio, Spey, Fal mouth, and Zebra. The Horatio watt to sail in about eight days afterwards lore England. She sailed from Table Bay on the,27qt of September, and having landed the supplies, - sailed frotn St. Helena on the 16th, and from Asiension -on the '22a of October. M St. licleitA were lying the Phattott, Gri i ffou, Podargits, anti , Ca . nteleon ; at Ascension, Racoon. BUONArra,ItTg Vrlt)tilitit4i in good health, but was very Sullen and dissatisftek„ He is said to have conceived a per sonal dislike ,to Sir ilvosott: Lowe, and, there fore, even the enforcement of the common yeces eery regutations for his safe custody,. was .41 per petual subject of complaint awl disquietude , with hint. fie had not accomplished the sale of his plate the etttleats had all been .beaten nir, and the whole was packed tilt io readiness to he sent to a London market. ft wits rtimarred that Count Vostrowsluiphis Polish attettriatit_was to,be sent from the Island, he having beet; Aiscovered tam venlig with the soldiers atationed tteat to raftlll: l 4 rettue7;ce. TIIEArRICAL ItEGISTE.K. Perforated Satierfiqy Chtumv-LANK.--:1160 from Chest; Kdiviird Mortimer, hir.;. Kesn ; ileltln, Mrs.: rfarn. After which, The Midnight Holm COVEKT-GARDEN.—King John; John, King of Engitind, Mr. Ketuble ; the Lady Constance, Miss O'Neill. After which, Love, Law, and Physic. ~ . ell : Wont of roue► compels us to postpone the insertion of tautly Articles interule4t fat publication. MAlts. Assn/so—l Fratlee, 1 Flataders. 4 Dublin, .L Watictiord, put--1 Hallam!, Limuburgb, Guttcttburgh. • PitLC4 F STOCKS . WELVZ ("Ci.UrK. . Kalb L. Ant5......16i 3.1013 lodic Bonds, les. pr. Fach. Dills.. es 11s. pr. Cons. for January,......Gliti THIS pAY 3 per C,ent. Itt , tl .. GI t it 3 per ettit. C0n5........ abut per 76i 4 b per Crat. N. Ann.-- shut WATER: Nl` LON IION 1111MGE TO-MORROW, Morning, SO minutes after .61 livening, 1 minutes after 11, THE SUN. SALEM QUill Plek:Rfe: it.kt,iUM AMA:AT : LONDON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1i316. - ":= The accounts received by .Government this day are, we understand, of a favourable nature iu all the lately Disturbed"Dlstricts. Dispatches ` were received by Government this day from the East Indies, but we do not learn that they,tire"of an interesting nature. THE :SHEFFIELD DISTURBANCES. (From the Shrgield lthrotry, Dec. 7 On Tuesday fat4' the 'inhabitants of '.this town and neighbourhood were thrown into considerable alarm, in consequence:of a number of people haw'. ing assembled together in` i.field near the Wicker. There h s bceti a Meeting of .this kind in agita tion for some time, among the mechanics, and it ,s conjectured that they used no other means o Collecting the people together than what arose from a by-meeting the day .before, which pro. bably consisted of not less than one hundred per sons, who effectually circulated among the work shops and publie.houses then intention of meeting in the open air as above-mentioned. Two or three persons addressed those assembled in the field, with a recommendation that they should depart in peace sari meet again no the fol lowing Thursday forenoon, when would he known the,result of the London proceedings hi Spa-fields. Disregarding the wholesome advice of going to their respective homes, a few hundreds of men and boys paraded the principal streets. At the head of the crowd a man carried a pole, on which was placed a loaf that had previously been steeped hi blood, and attached to which was the following inscription Bread or Blood I" They directed then coursu to the new burying-ground, sfirence' after having resolved . to meet there ligain ou Thursday, they returned in larger nuMbers towards the Market-place. . The Magistrates,, hiving had early information of the meeting, were assembled at the' .Tontine Inn, and pact called in the assistance of thuivil and military powqrs. With them wise• precau tions the populace, on their second appearance, were received by- the Magistrates in the Hay. Market'. Here a dialogue ensued between one of the Magistrates and a man from the crowd, which ended in the Magistrate ordering the latter, ore * John Iliackure/1, alias "hacker, a well-known ehae racier, to he.seixed -; and he was immediately es,- atnitied, and dispatched to York Castle, After the 'most friendly advice from the Magistrates, the populace departed, having committed no act Of outrage but the breaking a few panes of glass. tECOND MEETING. Thnrsday another nicking took place, ablot ten in the forettoon . ,',obiliB new btiryingirOn; , d, INV was broken up by the..appearance of the dragoons, front the barracks; who; passing tip Broad-lane :about 'fotlf-past ten,, were followed tit) Crooks-moor way' by nearly, the whole of the populous assembly, The lenders remainA be. Lind, waiting the return u their cotnrades till shout eleven necleick, when the expectituts increni-, 'lug in number formed a pretty large concourse of nico, women,. and children, About , this time a ring was formed, and one of the. i keaers said something; which we " : believe was •an invitation for some one to addrestr them hut no one coating forward, be pint it to the vote that they should go and invite Mr. Rawsopt to l ,preside Over them, which 'Vas carried by a Abow of hands. They in., 'tacitly proceeded' towards the town with an tentitin of executing; this proposition ; but it seent3, by the time they arriyed they.tiad ,learued that A9r.4l.kwsoat was in Lon don. Their course 4 , 04 afterwards dirteted to the 'field, between the Wicker end Atterelitie, where . they Eat Wet an the forum occaslun. Here, ‘,Len a few hundreds arrived, they came to a de termination of meeting in that place at 5 o'clock on the same evening. Notwithstanding a heavy fall of rain, a pp.. lout meeting took place, about five o'clock, in the field near the Wicker. They returned to the town about nix o'clock, and though considerable noise and alarm were created, we have heard of no serious acts of violence. The Magistrates had .used every precaution to preserve the pease of the inhabitants. The Sheffield and RotheAsam troops of cavalry were on duty, and the town s speedily assumed a tranquil appearance. To the time (early this morning) of our Paper going to prrss, the town has remained perfectly, peaceable. Wellope to heal no more of these meetings, by , -which the lives of thoughtless persons are pliced in danger, and the peace of the iubabitantsis de stroyed. , By a Flanders Mail we have Bruss'els Papers to the 7th. The Duke of WELLINGTON arrived at Brussels on the 4th, and was received with great- distinction. The new Dutch Tariff appears to excites coma. , dcrable ferment among the patriots of the Ike• therlands. -- Corn is still falling in price generally over th* Continent, The infamous General VANDOIVIR has been ar rested at Ghent, and sent towards Prussia. Se veral snore of the Spanish rebels have been shipped for Formentera (one of the Balearic isles) whi ther, it now appears, the prisoners from Ceuta, atom whom so much noise was made, had pie' viously been transported. The Frankfort Diet is occupied with claims 4 Ecclesiastics and Knightly Orders, sufferers bir the late convulsions of Europa. The Park Papers to the 6th contain nothing worthy of notice. The American Papers to the Gth ult., which came to hand yesterday, contain► some more ate tempts to inflame the popular mind there against the Spaniards, but apparently without much effect. The accounts of the civil war still raging in South America are must distressing. Upon the whole, it would seem that the Royalists bad the advan tage; but the conflicts between the opposing ps►l~ ties seem to be equally aimless and inconclusive. We Are happy to observe by our Report front the Corn-Exchange, a considerable declitte in all kinds of Grain : Wheat is from 6a. to Bs. per quarter cheaper, and Flour has declined ss. Fcc sack. A PATTERN FOR TUE DISCONTENTEO. Placards were stuck up in the village of Airdrie, Scotland, a few days ago, calling a meeting for Parliamentary Reform, but the inhabitants ar peered to treat it with great indifference. The Operatives, who, much to their credit, refusol some time ago to accept any gratuitous assistance , but mere anxious to be employed in any kind of labour that ivould afford them an independent subsistance, arc again happily employed at their own trptle, and not one individual in that papa iptts district left his loom to attend the propased meeting. Yesterday evening his Royal Highness dig L'RINCS ReGINT arrived nt Carlton-House from , Brighton.- This day his Royat Ilightotoo WILL hold ,ft Council, and receive the City Address. it is expected hii Royal Highness will return ( 0 Brighton this evening, or to• morrow morning. The Dlieliess of CUMBERLAND, we are concern'" ed to say, continues indisposed, and confined to , he r apartmennt., Her Royal Highness ,sees only a few select friends. The Prioress CHARLOTTII and Prince Leorntto are expected to leave Claremont House to-day for Brighton, and .to retort' about the 15th instant.. . previous to Pr ince 141lOPOLD'S birth-day, ‘‘ihidt will be celebrated by the Prince *utt I'6 ll c-el" tradesmen in London. -. , grand. The PRINCE REGENT has been re-electe d Master and Patron of the Freemasons of Scotlandt. Sir Jont.t. MAJORIS&NKS Acting Grand Master Or lei 5 Royal Highness, and the . Marquis of TWEEPO 3 g . Depitty-Oritrid-Aloster. Woterday Lord CAstr.aar.Acit vitiited the Doke' of Yoatt. Lord k;set.pLartaStLiniilin:Salricearnitahliisuggott)grre.hay it:deitptisprftOuVr; eel* tic't ;11013 f:'4llsi Cliff to Richmond, where he has taken Abe abri v is Of SYAII , OIIO . S house ou the Terrace. - '.rite Gazette of Saunas) , announces the Earl Of pito/k i s advancement in the Peerage, with the. , title k t e i t ai 7- I : ;e o er r rifl ;E :rtr n tsels :; i l 3le i i ti sl) i fierlot ( At i ni r eS dry goods. INlg:44eo4d%olsvd; t ak ork en state,he exchangeil'tthbea:24:l: London bad risen from 5-r d to 71 per cent. std vance. The Hon. Col. LYQON Ms 00 Thursday elect.. ed to represent the County of Worcester in.Por: liament, .in the room of his Brother, now Lori BEAticeiitbir. A reward:of 2301. is offered in Saturday mgt.' - Gazette for the discovery of the peisota Or per*qn s tvi/o, on the 25th of November, sent a t hreaten, ing fetter to Mr. HEAD, in Chippenhum or ° L those wig) set fire AO Messrs. GASP end DO W° 41 P iti's irrthe same place, on the Ist instmit. A free pardon is promised to 41 1 , making' such discovery,'