The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-15 00:00:00

• $ I IIP:j 0; M ; r) 4. • , ,I , fib. A • 4 y - '' s . ..., ,•, • . .. ' v tWotl' 4:4R 4 :', 4 , '-`7:4 o' 'm ! - , ) 7 ) Alittf.),a f I -, 1 - ' -- ,-- : --,4 .e,' 7.- ', ; , ,F :.!-•---..... . .... ,. , i ,, 4 -1, .1 $ 4. aili t\ 4 \‘‘ At . , . . , . . ..~ 41' '4l ito) ' 4 l 41 N 7522.1 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, .1816; rPrtTr ' N SE ET, PENCE. TII E STATE LOTTERY, to be ALL DRAWN IN ONE DAY, 31st ouronEß. • • ritiHE PATENT 'IMPERIAL 1)1 NI NG-TA 1 11 LES wd PATENT: ArA LO Alt SID I.; ISO A t it ns and DINING-TABLES, in one eleitAnt Piece of Enrnittire, ang, upini Five new different Plans ; the Pattntl improved Sofa • Beds and Civiir ells; firm's-screw Four l!osl, and Tent Beifetendt, Viirviitiur6 and Bedding complete ; Portable 014114' with several other hew invialted and 411.pruved articles of fitriiiitire; alio a general and very extensive assortment of Upholstery and Cabinet Articles for tarnishiin Houses eisia. plat!, ready itiannfactored, where Families may-select al4 furnish a Whole Hoe- e in a few dayS, avoiding the'extretne inconvenience of waiting several Months in completing their Ebtablishinent. BOMUARDMEN'i OF ALGIEIts. on by Exmouth, and Supported by jits , ice a,:d fita oit)i, awl in an inspiring cruse, well xt orthy of British sentllCA ? At one p. On . the'29th we turned tic hands up 'arid read the Admiral's thanks f ar their noble and gallant belie vionr, and tuld them that pet/6. had been signed with the enemy on our own terms. Our tars received the welcome intelligence with three chters, and then resunit:d 111eif:, tlttty With that ready t beerfulness which ever characterizes .tits British sailor, On the ensuing day, the ‘follovi‘'ing , correspondence. took place between otir ship and the Grunion Particulars of the Action between the Combined Sam ' drams of Britain and Holland, 'find the Datteries . env rAms aintEE ratzEs OF TWENTY THOUS:OO VONINDS, And only 6,000 Tictets. GRANO SCHEIN' F. 3 0f....... L. 20,000 3 pet Ct. C0ng..... 1.60,nnt)., , e,ono ditto - g,OOO 3 V 15 .., 20 . ... *0 ditto 1,241 rf Algiers., on the glorious 27th of August, 181 b. taken from ►ninutes os board H. iW. S. Superb. ejltlo Stock and 'lnnel• k i'o;,!.)1 Nast and West India Articles, Army and Nary, &e. &c. by klorgart and Sanders,. 1(1 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, on terms the emit moderate, for prompt payment. TICKETS; and STIARES fire Selling by CARROLL, Contractor, No: 7, ef)4NI4LLY., and 46, - OX. FonosTßEgT, 'Who has the satisfaction of atinounein4 the following Grand List of Capital Prizes, all sold iu Shares iu the Lottery just Finished, viz. NO. 7,73.5 a Prile of 30,0001. 14,530,...1,0001. 1,001. 1 6,800.... 5001. 1•2,8 10. ... AM.' 1 3,00.-- 5001. 1 1 . • 11,1 SEVENT-ONE I' Bay, Aug. 29, 1516.. ' 1 The ship`a company of the little frigate that had the honour to lay between the Queen Charlotte And Superb,* on the glorious ilith of August,'lBl(f. beg leave to express their high admiration of the noble fire kept up by :hese ships ut Mat glorious day, by which, in a great measure, the enemy's, tire crtss drawn from his Majesty's ship Granieus:' SUPERB'S •ANS iVER. - . This Day was publhamd, Vet.; lot tallsoatiely printed . (from a new Type cut fdr the Work), on fine paper, in Two large Volumes, Qusrto, price 71. 73. boards, JOANNTS SCAPULZ LEXICON GRECO LATIN tiM ; ex Probatis Auctoribus Locupletatiant, cute Indicibus, et Grteca et Latino, militia et earreetit. Additurn onotarinan Dialeesorion, fat Tabula% etrine.endiose redactarum. Aceedtatat Lexicon Etyrmilegicam, cum flaematibtas Inresti gat% Dialicitiorilms et Anomalis. Et *Naftalis hleursii Glossa rium contractum, bactenus desideratum. Editio nova, in qua, none prinausn, Vocabula ex Appen dice Askeviana secuntittru literarnm seriela inserdotur. Glasgme: Excntlebaut Andreas et Jacobus Duncan, Aca demia Typooltplai; impensis J Cuthell a Longman, Hurst, Iteesi Orme, et Brown; J. Nunn; It. Priestley; .1. Booker; Law it Whittaker; Lackington et Soc.; S. Bagster ; G. Gin ger; J. litawman ; Ilnidtviu, Cradock, et Joy ; T. Hamilton ; Gate et Fenner; lt. Saunders ; at Rudwell et Martin, Lou. Algierl liay, Aognst 29, 1816. "The ship ' s company , of the. Superb return their many 'lank! to the ship's eompany.of the littlf frigafe for the high, compliment they have been ple:isell Id pay them, :toll have only to hop. that should they veer again go into Aetion,•t hey may have a Granilits to support theta." SARMXN'S.IISAD INN. SNOW-HILL. UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING. Tll 7 , LORD EX\lOtlTll, a POOL and RIN(M001) new light Day Coach sets out (rum the Saracen's Wail Tim, Snow-hill, Loudon, at half-limit Five o'clock in the morning, anti arrives at the London Taverit, Pool, only the •satue evening, through Farnham, Alton, Alresforrl,. Winchester, Rowse'', 0,041 ‘Vimliprne. At the re crest of the Inhabitants this Coach runs itt a day from Pool, itimhorne, &c.; previously tot his Cnac It starting, Passengers wire_ohlieeed to travel by night. The Proprietors will endea vour to to merit the patronage. of thine Friends who.have kindly intiovated their desire to support this Concern. SOUTHAMPTON, Lymiugtnn, Winchester, and Basing !tote New I..'ette Ineitle Coach at Eight in the Morning, to the GeOrtre Inn, S4ll.lthltlllooll, only night Ewers oti the road iltreakfaie in• London and dine at Southamptonl.—Tliie-• is a roost Conveyance to, the Isle of Wight, St. Ma roes, Havre de Grace, Cherhurgh, - • • . • W).l MC Bland ford, Salieheer, Andover, and Ilasingetoke, new Post Coach, every Afterttoon, at Three. The Weynneglv Packets to uernsey, Jersey, Cher but7ll, St. Manse s, vixrglit,oo Nt:w Light Four Inside Coach to Leeds,: illetitex, Bradford, and all Parts of the North, sets out at Two ; Is:elm:kin the Afternoon, nod arrives at the Golden lain Inn, Leeits, twit Evening nt Si'. o'clovh,throngh Stionforti,,Gratt, them, Newark and Doncaster. This Coach is intended to ac ute:Weed:we the Towns of I.eeslts, Bredford a nil • Vat einiee. it will .leave Leeds at three o'clock in the AfternoOn. Pus-eget-% may conveniently bottle to Leeds from those pieces Stud he itt Loodon.cnrly the next Evening. • . Ttee.UMPIIIIL.:, a New htvrittpoor, Light Coach, O n ly o n e ' Night on the• Road, carrying Four Insides and•FourOotsides, lets out every Day at. One o'cleek,'arrires at Liverpool neat Evening before Seven o'clock, by way of Dunstahle, Wobititt, Lathbury, Northampton, WelfOrd, Lutterworth, Hineldey. .ethelstinte, Lichfield, Stone, Ridgely, Newcastle,Kuutsforti, Wareiegton and Prescot. GOSLING"tt MARLBOROL'6I - 1 _Elegant Pent Conch, through Fientterforti, Newbury, and Reading t sets out at 'Seven o'clock in the Memiing,-nrveres ut Marlborough.to dinner—comfortable cons eyance fur those travelling the West Road: "E'lliTEß, Plymouth, Wevhsvldths Dorchester, FalosoUth, lasetineutht tarot Salittioey, New Post Coach, every Morning, at Sik n h el Oct., thruegh eloniton, Axminster, Bridport, Bland- Wird,'lresittgetokt, trod Bagahut. Only one night out. between intidott and Plyntonth. nosTrlsr, s v amin g -, Peteiborough, Stilton, and Hunting* ion, new Royal Mail Coach sets out every Evening.--Coachee front Ittistou to Spileby;Lotlth,Grintilsy, and Hull. BATH anti BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches through Chip. peobam, Caine, and Marlborough, every Atternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound late, Bath, arid the London 'Pavern. Thomas-street, Bristol, next Mueuing.—Coaehes to 'Wells, Bridgewater, 'rannton, LEEDS ne .le,.;:t Coach, called The Rockingham, sae out 'Tug hioruingat Fklit o'clock; carries Four Insides only, and goes reatarl , ablv easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stlonford, Newark, Rexford, Doneester, and Fern*. Isrisige, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next day at noon, Not- Withstaitelitee the uncommon leeeedition of this Coach, it is alleveed to the n voet aetceable and complete Public Con - *evince on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommo datiou by any other.. Only two guineas insists to Leeds. • G I,ANGOW,, Longtown, Gretna-green, Annau, Dumfries , Brimahilt, Thornhill, Satiquhar-Kilat, Canatock, kingiwell, anal all parte of Seutkutd, Camper down Coach, daily. Newcastle, and Edinburgh New Coach, performed with a Gt.' teed throughout; sets out' every Morning at half pest Six o'clock, by. way of Newark, Retford, Tadeetster, Dar liiretow; Northallerton, Durham, :lltupetb, and Berv*k. Paseengeee hoeing themselves fatigued from the length of thilottroev, may rest what time they please, and then pro- . emote without any additional Fare.--. 1. Barber ' the Black swan,, C'einey-stre`et . , York, ems Coaches to Sunditlaud,; Searborongh, Whitby, and other places. BULL, Nort leave fiteten, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post - Coati, every Moroi: ne el:at. halt-past Six, to the Urine Keys, Hub. raart:oar), Ware, liodireedott, 'Waltham Cross, Brox been*, and Wuentley - , each every Ninrning,. IiItIntIIZORTII and Walsal Post-(:each, every Evening . CARLISLE, Pertrith, aml Whitehaven, a. ost-Coach, goes with Your Horsee, and a tieatti all the way. Passes through n e ,, eg n, Appleby, tireatabtidge, Itichunetti, Cetterick, N,, em indeeeeze. ‘t , etherhy, Aberford, Donintster, end Gran. them (the neareet way by eighteen miles). Sets out every Mort:tog, alai point - ins the journey with the greatest faci. 110. Passeigners-deteitred no the Mewed by business or plea tone, have the peculiar advantage of their Seats being kg:- anted In the next. Coach. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsferd, Stone,. and Litch field, Post Coaelt, called The Exptess, every Evening at Vkve to B. Brotherton's, Saracen's Head Inn, Dale • street, Liverii/yul. titirt.(l , .(l tuvuogtiwit. Post-Coach. every Morning, at half-past CITECTFP and rArtli GATE new Post-Coach, daily. tALLIFS.F., a new Flying Post -t.;oaelt, to York, Sunderland. Mti4txt3tlt:, and Edinburgh, carries Emir insides only, every Aftyr , oon 'few' O'clock ) , by way of Dunrasteri Grantham, ar“t ttl.N - DXL, Lweaster, Preston, Kithy.Lansilale, Dolton 0111MA:irk, aiol„tiarltartg Post-Coaches, tivery After *our., Five. Guarded. S VAERLINI), Stoelitriu, and Ynrm, new Coach every to Abe Georgeinst,'underland. Nc. Congletini, Newcastle ' Wnlsal an:' l'oA-Coaelt, every Afternoon. (; Wellington 'arid Shittlial, Post-Coach, en—ltoFal Charlotte, ever) Evening at Five o'clua. G uar d e d,' • 41! Mei Airy I'o4 touch, with a Gnard, . its 610 every 2+ tternonn, and rgaeltesßirosinglatto next day .ti Pat,, , es by Oxford, Enstaii and tittipstunos, to tit , NA:Aren's llea6t , Ball-street, liirtning - hatn. iIiEFEI and Rotherham Post-Coach, cul le , l the Roc - every • 'DOVER, Peal, Margate, Ramsgate, CanterhurV,,Fitrer. haw, and Rochester l'ost-CLuiches, Morning 3,(clii Ai:ei noon, Ftissoigers Ana Parcels boolred for the tlhoee Coaches St test New NV bite Pireadilty. 41' I t,LI Aht B. MOUNT:tr. , : And Co.- tio.pertfillly acquaint tluir l'netal's and the Public, that they will not sl'le or any Partials or Luggage, sic. of min. than Five' i';oto.ts Vali.e, it lost, stolen, or damaged, tiniest mai red'at itarti fur 444(44'10; 1 ti .v 1 tilt St tattek UMW_ Ina, Ilium-kill, Loudon. ' • On t 1 c Kist of May was published, price U. THE NIONTtiLY GAZETTE of HEALTH. This poplar periodical work, edited by Dr. REECE, Author of .the Medical Guide, &c. is published on the let Of every inotitb, on the same plan as the Gazette de tiante of Paris. It gives a popular account of all new di tcoveries made in . ditrerent parts of the world; that many relate to the means of preserving health and curing discuses, promoting economy and . domest►c Comforts, &c. The Fifth Number, to be piplisbed on the First of lay, will contain Practical RetoiMs on the Causes., &c. of Indigestion and Bilious Com plaints, and the best known means of prevention .and cure, tiv Medicine, Diet, &c. New Ili:medics for Piles,AsCaridess It:heumatisni, Cutaneous Bruptions Nervous Head-ache, Croup, King-worm, Corns, Tender Feet, Scurvy, Itch, an Account of the Bengal Antibiiiiins Pills, !Wail: Powder, the 111suagement of Newly-born Infants, &c. &c. • Published at the Chemical Hall, 171, Piccadilly, and sold by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row, and all Booksellers in the UMW! Kingdom. TO THE ADMIRERS OF GLOSSY LOOTS. TilEsuperior qualit ies of WARREN'S JAPAN ....).thAcK,No, have induced several, base nu posters to sell spurious Compositions under the above name, to detect *Oki), observe nuns are genuine unless 4.4d#l'wwi, is signed nn the Label. •t Ladies will also find by the use of this Blocking to their half-bOots and walking shoes ' they will experience) a lustre equal to the blithest Japan Varnish, which preserves the LeAtlier soft, rendcrelt waters-proof, and will not soil the clot tics. Sold, wholesale,' by ROBERT L- WARREN, 14, St. Martin's lane, and retail at Birmingban, by Wood Liverpool, Rounthwaite Manchester, Sheldon , tact:lest:i, Wildgooie Brighton, Lawler Lecil., Benson Toailin • Hereford, Lockett HOniatt Parker Swansea, Jenkins Bristol, Petiltney Ludlow, Peach kVorwick, Holmes Cheltenham, Smith And in every Town in the 11 16d, and Is. 6d each. N. 1.1. for W. Scarboro', Marshal . • • French Glasgow, Osborne ------, Baxter e a Oxford, Carter Hull, Wiltion Edinburgh, ltitchie Dover, Coletttn, Weymouth, Morey Sant liiimpton,' Rudd Had ton Aberdeen;Forsythe - Cniitity - CI tiikshaOs ingthnu, in Stone llortlis, 6.1 'arren's Blacking. RUPTUItS; INSTITUTION for the TREATURNT and, CURE of RUPr 'TURE,Nu. 10,CARLISLE-STItHET,SOII O -NQU. 4 .RE. lir EPSON and Co. Surgeoort, respectfully inforni 40 the puhitalhat they liftVe opened the above Instittltlon ter the Treatment and:Cure of' the abnee alarming and dan gerous Complaint, the fatal consequences, of which are too Well known to requirea particular decription, confident that a generous Public will fully appreciate the merits of su great a blessing cis that now offered to the world in a Discovery of Process for the CUre' of Most Cases of redUcible Rupture. Jepson and Co, have in the course es( an extensive . practice performed Many important Cures, which hare been attested y..ProfesSimid,Gcuttlenters and Persons of tise brst li,espeeta7 bility. game of these Cases, svhich may he seen nt the *bore In. stitution, were of long standing , the persons, impressed with gratitude for being restored to perreei health,htive per mitted Jepson and Co. to refer to thee, nod W whoa; they ricommend those afflicted for raid.' - JEPSON unit go. may he conetiltefl• in the most private manner by either tie)f t from 9 in the Morning...till 5 in the Afternoon. Letters; post paid; incloiittg a One-redid Nine, 'immediately answered, :and the Process sent to all parts ot the United Kingdoni. Thqse consulting Jepson and Co. by letter Ore requested to;bo eery particufurt hr the Delicription of their croup, end those requiting - 'Proms must tend the Girth round the Midyeertiss the Hip, 404 the exact Measure front theCentre of the Protrusion to the Middle of the Hip' , JErSONAncI CO. Nb.l4, Carlisle-street, Soho.squarre: hUPLIIIOR ADvice. T is Of_ the first consequence to ascertain on whose talent and interity a firm reliance maybe placed in affliction. Mesire; CURRIE: and Co. Surgeons oVeinf. nence, and high professional attainments, Metuboss of the Royal Colleges of London and Falinbltruk, present toThe Public the result of 30 rears experience in the Cure of VfPI-111.ITIC CONIPLXINTS; 'and' those Debilities - svbiell not unfroptently embitter life. In the vigrous gradations, from recent infection tit confirmed Lues, their treatttlent Vraltnaatts very often a speedy and always& radical cute. In iltiliions eases, their long: and well arranged experience giv4l them a proniptitudef of 4ittisiottthat secures- the patient troll* being mcrcortalized out of existence, or having_hisconniin tion rindcrinined, and the vital principal destroyed by* latent, but insidious disease, or a blind and fatal confidence shallow 'pretenders. In Nervous - Debility' , Vascular relaxation, nod ,honey of the. Organs, arising from iininiencie,, insalubrious climates, or solitary :ettsuality, the practice gives new life and energy to the system, inArvery ease. Strictures**d isther de rangetnents of the Urethra they remove in a Mildand.effectital manner. Slight and recent cases of infection sire cured in the slum, perttui of two days,' and in those of the inmost in veteracy a proper perieteratice in their 'plan of treatment, insures to-the patient a permanent and radical Cure. „Patients treated with candour, and invinlahle secrecy. , I .lli:nrs. Curt ic"and Co. may beconsulted evriy day, at 'their House, 107, Hatton-gardel. -Letters (rent the Cininttr. stating minutely the cute, noida of, licing,sike. end enclosing .tymittinice f q s Advice and Medicines, will irtatt.d with 'studious atteutivo.o.lo,, • The morning of the 27th of August; 1816, pre sented to the view of the combined squadron - rite city of Algiers about 4 leagues on the weather bow. Anxiety to combat vt as depictured on every coun tenance, and every bosotit throbbed high to cover themselves with! honour, and rescue their fellow . Christians from ignominious slavery. Evyrysaii was crowded with alacrity, and each ship of the - combined stradrona cleared for action. At 7 oh ,. ~ served n !.frigate standing out of the bay under French colouiS. At 9, the Severn went in with a flag of truce, the fleets beating to windward with light variable airs, , under all possible sail. At,ll, 30, the Admiral made the signal lor diil ner, to : which We piped accordtegly,'' and at 12,' 25, P. ss we beat to ltiartcrtt, ont"..witic boats and manned and armed them, eased the anchors down for letting go, &C.', the - Admiral havbig matte the signal to prepare to anottor And engage the ene my. At 21 we bore up in the following order of battle': Queen Charlotte ; li t eron sloop as tender ; 'Superb.; Britomart tender ; IMpregnable ; Mu- tine tender ; Minden ;. Cornelia tender ; Albion ; Ii Leander; Glasgow ; Granicus ; Setern ; He* brus, and. Promethe,us, At 2, 50, the . Admiral ; • anchored, and moored head and stern about sixty yards off the Mole Head. ,At ,3, 10, being cable's length froM the Admiraj, and,close un- , der the batteries, we cletred r up the topsails tri the mast...head, and let go two,hower and twOstkoan- % chors, when the enemy fined a, shot, supposed to be, eitberat us or theQUeen Charlotte: The Admiral in itatitly return'ed it, with a broadside, and a most tremendous fire commenced from the whole of the batteries, the ships nacho] lug in succession and entering into a general 'action, with, their star- board broadsides, except the Dutch ships which engaged on the larboard! side. The Superb and, Granicus were opposed to a battery of I g*.and."32'- • . . . pound - tit; 'shout...Oa nuttitriff , tft:t 4we Oise tv v d that our shot made a considerable IRil ) i't'S3iAtt On the Works, that they flinched itt thetr tipper tier,' and had a great. '.many guns disabled,. ~.At.D.4),nt 'erved the battery,a-heatn. ceasit4firing -their up. - l'er tie,r, their gUas' het' ; disinqunten ; : but the i! enemy stilt annoyed its fronilt)teirower tiers aaurl will, musketry, with as mach fierceness as At 6, 50, the -whole of the enemy's flotilla, con- . sistiug of five frigates, six . corvettes,„ brigs, sehointers, gnu and rowboats, &c..were in one Ethic, and the Queen Charlotte, to avoid danger* as they drifted out,' . was obliged to shift bettbirth northivatd;- The-tipper tiers were now altogether silenced, and the lower much slackened, tbe tfli9')Y !rallying at their guns at : intervals,. and [ening tis, .wit li 'initiketry front their embrasures. About - 8,, 30,from keeping tip such a- brisk m and cotint! •flre, we !found our powder getting rather short. Orders, therefore. were given to flte only at these embrasures, which continued the, action, and to spell some of our —guns.— Dnring ell this time the bombs and: gun !mut . rOcket-boats h a d p er f orme d t h e i r ditty ,on 01: 4nerny's town and works, with visible effect. A i ;eleven our Captain, first , third, and seventh Lieut. tenttiitit being wounded, and the Admiral, sending,. 4twat for ships disabled,to be taken in tow, we, slipped our cables, anti OitY Shattered state only a llowing us to set our Mizen main top- Mast and sprit sulk were towed. out of gun‘shot by theJtritomatt, at-the rate of about half a, knot an hour, e*posed ti it the other da ta, to a rakinti'flrelCain'tWo y guns. On get ting out '01'1;60'11e' range, we found our three loweriiiiiits 'and bon -sirs it, hilt-masts, lower and top-sail yaards,< driver boom, s and gaff, jib boom-, 'cm. very Sevetelrinjured, the' riOink!!ilkaiifnify cut up, our ►bair n nine largeiltot through the heat of :it, liesictes being-otherwise much cut Up with grape and langridge. nine shot het ween Wind and water, independent of many hi the' anti our s lass in kille&andwoUnded.neariy }ta— me appearance of titer, fleet standing out, with the glare of the enemy's burning ships and arsenal an their shattered masts" and' sail's!, added to heart' peali df thunder and vivid :flashes , ot• lightning, together with torrents of rain, combined altnge-: titer to form a scene awful' and sublime bey-anti deScription. t seemed as if Heaven 'itself 0,4 - deo - Mined to pour down its , vengeance and , terminate these savage:- barbarians. A t 1, 30, , A we anchored, with our only reinaining.an yhtl, the rest being left behind; and lifter giving our wetiiied lark a few hours reit, we turned them hp to clear . the decks and repair damages. in the morning the Admkralsent in ,a flap; 01 truct , and the Dev returned word, by the Stittedish Con sul, that he would comply With any irm9. T ire day lo.fnte he had told his principal trtiVet - S that be would hate us to whitewash his wails iaa less titan halt au bout atter the cOmmencent of the an iStlt what could Withstand a squadron len • The enemy were not very nice in their use of missiles. Broken giasi, old nails, spikes, and other articles of a similar nature, were fired in profusion, and did no little mischief. ,The number of the enemy's guns amounted to 1,001, of dif ferent calibres, one of them with seven bores on the Mble Gateway, while that of the attacking sqtradron, exclusive of six Dutch frigates, lour bombs and five gun-boats, was only 702., idquiries.as - to the amount of loss on the part, of the Algerints, it appeared; i thar iu killed only, 5000 Janissaries. and trtith 5 to 6001) Arabs fell, besides'women and children, A shell thrown Front one of the bombs burst itf' a house, where nine children were assembled, and unhappily killed the whole ; and there was scarcely a house in the city but' what had suffered more or less in-. jury from the bombardment. LOUISIANA. tFROM A FIttNCH PAP S L 1 We this (lay publish ,some extracts from a New Means Journal Louisiana, ntiw .fornas a part of . the Amc!jean • . Union,. but it was originally founded by' men, antlits inhabitants bay.. presq!ved.ttie, ners, the religion, and the language Of theit,fitr' •One remritkahle that. they arc commencing, itl.e its, to.„enjoy, though under tilt forentioilinsi a Repieseritati . ve G,ov'ethrhent j anti' tnat.they are strotigliattached to their eootitri.• .tional.lostitotions. titer/ rite of l opinion that their repost! r their lihelty., ; and 'the - prosperity of. theig . country, are attached co tbe stability of those-tigo- , bvrol institutions. • We learn - trnii !tar. 'nit . `they etected.tbfar.Etepresentatiwys, both for t I ) e Li . ghlature ot i laiptiOnna pod for the Cougrees trlictt intiets.tit lirasliington.. In that t:poptry, the character of, the press is sobj,et only to -restrictions:the inerit of the cat unlates is pit hl.tl y ; discussed., and the choice falls only-iiii'men . of .ackuot4dgea inirit. The prineipal quitatleiitjoris they require for a Representative are, ali c!onest heart, a clear head, a Fittol‘ ail;1 ter. It' Must be ditlieult for intrigue to soceeea iii SUCh a country. In vain would a candittati'' .preseut himself at the Electionsnits) a partition teat' full of letters Of recomtneUilati - un, if he be not previo4s*fecorninitileti by the esteem of hit fellow-eitizems••,' It appears,. that In Lnuibiana. men are jOged of, not by their speeebes,butlry their Conduct . .10`that country the' lineStphliises; the mast bril liant style:, , have lota weight than it goodietfort and proofs of real patriotism. They would laugh at a non pronouncing a porripus culogium on tho' cOnstitution, and propoSing . at the smile time to deprive'the most nunterouiCpart - or thi . peopits' cf Its benefits. When the inhabitants of Louisiana pass,ed under .the protection of the United States, some divi sions arose among. them. 'The privileged VIRSS of ich proptierors regretted the colonial ,syiteta kynicu lavoored their private interest_; but the !greater nornber rejoiced at on event which :rep tiered ail citizens egii;il in the eye of the 'law, and 'iiouronteed public liberty: divisinits no lOnger exist. The minority, after some vain at, tempts,. wisely yiirldedtothe general will. They f;onside.rectthot It wos'uselt,s and dangerous to Struggle against the irresistible: Three or things, gird conviocdAo: be free and happy, tviLli the rest of the nation, All men love liberty y but tome love it so ten thAt they wish to keep it altogether ,to themselves. None 'of ,there exchrsives arc irnit longer to he found in Louisiana, or alt least they liAve.ytuod, sense and modesty enough ,to ke,.i.) silence. • . • LOoiliantl? as we have already, slritl, forms vile of the ..pineipal. SlFlles of the Federal Is in insportitht acquisition for the lihited States.: It 4011)1110f:3 the line of their tiel,nce po the west,- slid opens an advantageous end nosy cotortitiptel• tiou with the Atlantic ()cello. rt ties4uptiv4, who know f .vvrteciiy web the l'aitte o Mitifury posi. • tioll, itt all qiiarters of the world, attemotedt dor ing the I3St, WM', to take k'sitiv , OrleitnE Theis* effoits were lroitless, nod the ioltabitaats Of LOnit'ifillti proved that the Frelicli blood bad oot been entirely drained front thek,vents: The Ed g . Batt, who disolayed.tottch toldress and rOttrilge ticA that occasion, have throe jitMitce to the herl'io valour of the militia of ,14quisiatta. We see with file4stire that the irittettal4 Off..-Wt'itstn 'OP it good % Ire. T . e 1-t'reocii language is .aintaitind there it. its pori• The saute obser‘. tltttt a ppli. a t 4, Cti,othi, has hen , r tor more ccut4t y ItuticLl it; 11;116614