The Sun. — London, England, 1816-12-11 00:00:00

HAAIBURUII PAPERS. CONSTANT[NOPLS, •.oer. 25.—Accnunts have been received Iron) St. Jeati d'Acre, of the 7th of September, according In which, the Governor,: of that pia,Ce., Solintan Peel's', has been for these loor montkis past pnrsning with Ere anti sword - , in the - 11101401'1ns which they inhabit, the sect of the Ansarii,tonof the most fattatie or the MM oho- ruetan titelsl;, se r vers' of their villages were burnt .to the ground, and it was hoped that so severe a e l itastioetnetit Would; if not annihilate this bar bat:otts race, at least render them less formidable. Marauders of this sect rendered travelling in those parts very' insecure. . w .Victswa, Nov. 29.—The Archduke Anthony, wito,hOs been Viceioy of the hiugdom of Lotnbavtly, and Vatick.ivill,lit is supposed, not enter on, this - nfiiC;2; l ed it is reported tha' the Archduke Rainer will go to Italy in that tits:ll4S/, Prinee Leopold, of Sicpy,;.lins been to tinfortn- State as nearly to loss his eye=sight, from having imprudently looked too iong . at the eclipse of the anti on the 19th of this month, without the pro. tection of a canned glass. - FrA:14(1110R. DEC, .«.--.The .regulae post boat from Starburgli arrived and, depurted ngain to• day tor the first time A, number of pilots have el-o 'gone down to Coiliaven to fetch up7the ships lying there,, so that if the m. ; 1 ve.. t einains as (41/0141H side iyi'at present, sod the leg on the Upper Ellie does not break .up at once, We him/ expect the altios'up to-inorrotv. . With the milli weather the herrinvs have also returned, and many . fishermen hive taken, large sr hies. The navigation of the Upper Elbe is 111 ) 4 1 1111 4 1". Exchange on Lan , wr,- . 4oth Nov. 35 7i 2. M. 35 1(1 1. , • I? It; . 'l !:^ ' Cfiritt4l.l44lo4. No v .ir 146.,..45ec0rdi0g to *letter front Tatigi; r, of the jst of October, the corn harvest in the Empire, of Morocco ha s been nu. 'commonly productive; but the exportation of corn is prohibited. . . Ilattov es, Nov. 29.-..0n the notification made to offi Asset/0)1y of ihe States, his Pool Highnetv the Prince it 'l , ,eut hid resolved to appoint Hs Royal !Ugliness the Dt!l , !. of Cambridge. to be Governor•Generel Of the Iliogdom, with the Pre• cedency in the Ministry, and in the Privy Countil, without making any change in the Constitution of the Government; mu other res ; eels the States not only resolved o 4 an ;Address of thanks to time Prince Regent fur tliii'iliWintiof of his paternal tare, but at the 'saille ilnie l iipreoeed in a letter to the Duke of Carnliiiillii their joy at this happy event, and their Mut COCO to his Royal High uess's person. The Duke has been pleased to return thse-fol. lowing. answer ;... s't With the most sensible emotion 1 thank the assembled States of the Kingdom of lianover for the sentiments of confidence stud warm attach- Meta which they have expressed for my person in their congratulatory. Address of the 3ist of last mouth. .It .will ever be my earnest entleavonr to answer as far as paikSillit to these Settriiiiviita. I am' fully sensible of the weight of the exalted du ties which will in fist ore he incumbent on me, and 1 fiely.confess that thstcxtent of these might have deterred me from, % tbsuseoeptanee of my itnpor 'ant end htmouralilelpffiee,' had not the ardent wish to be As ‘llso4l;A44.litifiiiibie to the Hereditary States of my family, and the intimate persuasion that t should be powerfully tepported, as well by the States of the KingOom as by the l'uhlie Au thurities, in my vitorts for the general gooa, en . einirtived sue to cnteply, with the wishes. of my.be. . loved llrother, the Prince Regent. ". The idea ,ot labonring .fur the good of the eonntii, wbien has been, the object of my warmest regui;il,::will Make eyetyttacrifice of time and la buil( easy, and in this, entivictiou, I look with eager 'expectation for Abe day which will lead me !muck to the people, _which is now confided to my pectiliar rare, and whose prosperity will be hence. forward my first thonght and my sole study. “Stuttgaid, Nov. 96, ADOLPHUS fIOWERICK." hAVY , CORN* ) ?'rfrTr ill""" Mr. HATonerr, of Itoehampton, has made a variety of experiments no grain, to discover a method of rendering 'that which is musty, or o therwise impaired in watehnuses, perfectly sweet ; and has communicated the results in a letter to Sir JOSEett Ilastas, fart. whi,ch has lately been read to the Royal Society. The following is his process, which, it is alleged, can be performed with very little expellee, anti without in the lOW reddeing tbe quantity of 11 "" 14 : Tux Princass,—Put any quantity of wheat in a vessel., then pour 00 a -double quantity of boiling water, sod let it, stand till it cools, The totally decayed grains swim nu the top, and may be re ntovetl, as being not merely useless, but isijerious to the flour, The wheat is afterwatds to he taken in a ‘ kiln and well dried, stirring it during the time of drying. Mr. Ilateltett has found, that this simple mode sufficient to remove all the mouldy appearatice told bitter taste from thegrain, that the most , very , fteldotnlpenetrates far through its skin, and rarelyinhe theittnylacious or starchy matter. The most malty grain which M.r. Hatchets has been able to find this season has been rendered perfectly sweet by this immersion in boiling water. CITY Busiattss.--Yesterday'a Court of Altier men wae-held at Gitilditull, at which were prf:stot the Lord Mayor, 12 Aldermen, and the City ot. netts: The half-yearly DOltlend to the Orphans and other creditors of the City, due vu the ialt of January' next, the Chatnberluin Was rec ted to pay upon the 11th of that month. • Mr. George Thomas Robert Reynal was acimitti:,l au Attorney of the Lord Nlayorss Court, le the room of Mr.. Win. Jones, lately deceased. The usnal Orders against ile4xars, Zee: knfestini the eireets,, were oliretted it) be'putliihiA and enforced. f THEArRICAL REGISTBR. Performed La. vi ,Mght. flaunt-Lawit..!—l , lonel and Clarissa' Lionel, Mr. T. Cooke Ctutiasa, Miss Mangeon. After which, Thu . Bridal of Flora, and Raising the Wind. COIT4T-GAlllll.l 4, .:!'he Gamester; Beverley (first time), Mr. Macready; Mrs. Beverley, Miss O'Neill. After which, Love A4s-M ode. MAILS. A,sittvtp—i Lisbon, 1 Malts. I)nn--4lTaniburgli, 2 Got tenburgb, 1 Gurrnseyami,lersly, I Waterturd. PRIcE 0 r' STQCKS VELVt .1 ULttCtt. Built A-ll;ths Itt4,hit thmtis, ... . 14,6. pr. Etch, Willi,. 10. tic pr. Cum. fur J:wt81A7►........ti0i TIM I)AY 4T • 13an1 Stock,—,.... 2I pi tt 10 per Cent. ttett..... • • •ti2jil 3 per CCM. Cunt shut put Wits 784 i 8 pvr Cent. N. Att u ., ,but COURSE OF EXCILANGE, TuEsnitv, Dv tmatn 10. Atusterdain .. 40 0 D. 4 Us. Mtn, at Sight . 39 6 Ativitertiiiii) Ditto, at Sight l9 2 Rotterda Antwerp m • 19 a Ex.Matier lizaiburgb * 86 10 VI Us. Alibuis Paris, 8 Day's sight..... Ditto .a• • ' I natiltilipilf:ditto .• ••II • • 1 . 6 ' •*• • . 25 70 Fraattrat*Oiltim Main ^ ..... 159 ELlAlimey itiadrid Cadiz 5evi11e....~ MMus •••• ..... 36 Gibraltar •• 3l Lei/lne tienue.....• ..... 4 $ —o....Vir;;ict , ....;:, . 91 • Mafia Paha - mu •• •• .. . ..... 114 per Or. Lisb4ll •.. 5 5 0 art. a .liolcletl .. .. . 53t Mi 0......., 104--Csirk..... Ioi per Cent. o or the Bank on Hollitud.... 2 Pottitgal Gold, in Coin ..... .. L. 3 18 6 per Oz. 114"11E1 ( "dr in Dail ...... tit. pathos iiirter, in gars St4lld lir d ..... 0 4 lli f__—......—. WATelt AT LeN DON BItIOGF: TO-MORROW. Nioraing, n ululates alter 7. I Evening, J initiates after THE SUN. imi o gg QUIZ Mlciote VAI,►UM AUPS.II' LONDON, ifEDNEJDAY, DrcEwilittn - ; 18115. Our Readers heard something of " The Spen cam ?lan" last week, awl would perhaps like "to know what the said plan is. The Secretary to these Philanthropists has enabled us to gratify curiosity, by publishing an account of the Mao ciation and its , principles. We may premise that this Officer was also Secretary to the Correspond ing Society, fut. his services in which capacity he suffered . atingt three years' imprisonment twenty years ago. His zeal 11113, however,. reeled, / The Spent-Tana then, 01.00001dr worthy Se cretary, deny the divinity of jags Christ,' whom they call "Joshua," and learnedly assure us, that the former was a Greek name ! 'Having on this datum disposed of our National Church, and slimed its possessions among themselves, the up right Spenceans proceed to develope their scheme of Political Rdortn. This scheme has the advantage of being eminently simple : 'it con sifts in the short process of taking the pro. perty from the Rich and dividing it among the Poor, giving every man a share of land, which on a. general calculation, the honest Secretary states - roundly, will produce to each person four pound( per annum and throwing the whole pos. sessions of the State, Bodies, and Individuals into common mass for dm twat of those who want money, and are too to work tor it ! ce4r , witb itto abolition of all taxes, and .a wet , sponge tooth out tite twattoson De bt atone wipe, ar e the eutira areanyt of the apencean Theory for ameliorating the condition of the Lower Orders, and elevating Great Britainto an unecanepted pitch of prosperity! ! We regret to think that there are a few sliest obstacles in the way of carrying it into effect, to the removal of which we advise the Spenceans to turn with all speed, that the world may not be long deprived ut the benefits of their admirable Plan ! Jamaica Gazettes to the loth October reached its this morning. They contain. wsibing of con sequence. Sir JAMS% LVITa had rostuanimously refused ,a Pension of mot. par Ann. altered by the gratitufle of the Barbatiots Legislature to 11110, on their meeting after the late Insurrection. We have before stated, that a Finn for the Reception of Foreign Seamen iaas been Acceded to an the part of Government, awl that ► Hulk is now preparing for that purpose. But we hear also, that a more comprehensive Mau for the ultim►te disposal of these distressed otifetits, who now crowd our streets, and are generally dive• garded by the Consuls of the severs'. States to which they Wolfs, Is in 'the contemplation of Government, and WO !Mitt 110 doubt that it will forthwith be wrier! into effect.--This is is me a sur e of domestic policy, which *hews that I%liiiisters are incessant in attotion to srhatever can tend to preserve public tres3quitlity and alleviate disttiess SHIP Nk..1% S. FATMOUTU, DEC. B.—Arrived the following packets with malls :—Countess of ,Chichester, from Malta and Gibraltar ; Lady Louisa, from the Islands ; Prince Ernest, from Lisbon; and Princess Charlotte, from Jamaica; and the Ross, HARRISON, from London fur Jamaica. Sailed the Sarah for Havre, and Triad for London. — The Princess Charlotte packet sailed from Ja- maims the 24th, and from Crooked Island the 30th October; on the 7th Nov. in id. 32. 22. long. 69. spoke the Neva transport, and the Kingston, both from Jamaica, out 26 days ; the former had 400 troops on board, and only one month's pro- iSit/11$. Porrsmourit, Dec. 10 ..-"Arrived 114 Majesty's shipi Zehra from , the Cape.—Sailed the Georgia packet,' •Trtootcrom, twin the Downs) -Wind S. W. • r I'Lltig(itliql, DEC. 9.--Cams in the Amphitrite frigate and Elk sloop of war from the East In dies; and the Ban Vento, from Malaga for Ha vre.---Wind S. , DEAL, 'DEC. i4.---Arrived', ina sailed for the River, the Ocean, frOtn Batavia ; Orient, -from Bengal; and Venus Isom ilie.South . Seas. Came clown frOin •the River, and remain, the Venus, and John Shand, for Jamaica; Cornwallis, for the Carie; Mbion, for Bnitrdeate'L rtoieus, for St. Lucia; Henry, for Gibraltar; Roebuck, for Senegal ; Denmark Hill, for Rio-Janeiro ; Ad miral Gambier, for Ceylon ; and Viscount Month, for Hayti.-4 4 he Dove, Rortaisra; v laden with iron, was lost this morning one 144,lobdwin Sand.—Wind N. W. :,,:• • fim fil! yt, The Morning Chronicle soya, that La Vendee is in a state of insurrection. Letters from Cadiz, receiveVby the Mail n yesterday, notice the arrival thercof the Spaiiisl merchant ships La Perla and La Cairtabria, front Lima, with .dollars on board, belittl ing tO the Mercliniile interests. The safe arrival of these vessels, which had ran so much risk from the abundance antiboldness of the insurgent pri vateers, had tended a little to raise the spirits of the people of Cadiz, and the Merchants of that City are said to have appropriated the um of 200,000 dollars, for the purpose of i t ug l put as op: force to protect the kitt fl i ng, Paris is represented in a privaik 1 . 419 so considerable t , ...rment, owing to theit'Ailetee,Of B rea d. The :,unisters nte every means te stithfy the people, and %‘..ep down tumult. It is further reported, that by , t rnanceuvre of the anti-mini• sterial party the Duke of Beans was made a wit neat of the ferment in the two faintbourge i Sc. Marceau and St. Antoine, on Saturday last, w hich had such an effect opon him, that kir returued di eaatly.to the Tollariet, bad en atillanee of Lk* KING, represented in the strongest terms that the KING was deceived at' to the reel state of the public feeling by his Ministers, sad that the po pulace appeared in the same temper as at the be ginning of the Revolution. 'lt is reported that a schism has arisen among the French Ministers themselves, on the proposed new Law of Election. Changes are consequently talked of. The Law on the Liberty of the Press is said to be rather a modification of its slavery than a re turn to its liberty. Letters received yesterday from Holland,nn the a uthenticity of which we can fully rely, stat e, that the Sovereign of the NaTREHLANDS Inn! withdrawn the Decree which had in' contemplation to pro hibit the exportation of wheat, &c. The • prohi bitory Decree had not been acted upon otherwise than by detaining vessels two or three days which were ready to sail for England with cargoes 'of corn. To this assurance of increased. supply to our marketS; we have to told the statement of a worthy Magistrate, who has - recently travelled through several counties, and who assures us, that from his 'observation, the cote any places was more productive than in commrso ,f i case ears indeed were smaller, but they' n re more nume rous. This Geotlemsn ulrtr,Oi IttkaigsOth person who pretended to be sent round ter pro cure intelligence for Government of Nictitate of the crops, hot who took his information only'from parties interested in keepiug up the prices or : 00, markets, and not (rOm ocular insipeeijon.r--. (Morning Asper.) Several changes are about toitakeOace.in tire Ministers of the King of the . Navitiet..ol9ll, Baron EVPRBURG KePar., Cinvenior of Apt-, werp, will Ile- llama Minister .st the Interiste a al several of the Members of the Southern Provinces will obtain places in, replacing the Mcouhersof the Northern Provinces. This is, vie have no doubt,• a wise and neeessary.measure on the part of the King of the Nstmaat.ntans, to eilltent that union which is so essential in the provinces, of the same kingdom, and to preserve between the Northern end Southern divisions - of his kingdom eo mity which has been so ht)tig deatred e dhotovhieh meets with messy obstacles het be difteee use of tit glop, and national Itabit.—(6ciligit4ragasaettger.) Tat.tavaatt a still continues in l l 3 nita ab letatitdoes, not go to the sittings of the Chambec.44 Peers- The common opinion is, that he foresaw,:aod stilt foresees, that the adunoistration, composed as it is, cannot last. The Convent of Sisters in the Temple, Paris, Of which Mademoiselle Cotton is at the head; is called the Religious Sisters of rerpetual Adore-. tion„ .4., The Abbeys Shallots and rt iwi r have pres4ra,- . eel petitions to the Chamber of Deputies :—their petitions have been re terred to the Bateau at Conitnisslons. A new political and literary Journal lies ap= peared at Jena. in Prils!.itt, elluitted " The Ida ;" it hots *heady excited much 64115110044. thoogli only ire ita heat stage. t -tit; • BRIGHTON, DEc. 10. The various movements of the ROYAL FAMILi during the whole of this day have been some* what interesting, the beauty and mildness of the weather contributing additional animation to the numerous circles of fashion, which enlivened an agreeable promenade in the advanced mouth of December. The gratification of the spectators was considerably enhanced in viewing the happy evidence of domestic affection in Illustrious Per sonages. Very early in the day, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester were taking their social perambulations in various parts of the town, and along the Eastern cliffs, without any, formal pa-' rade. Such was the case with Prince Leopold: and the Princess Charlotte of Wales. This truly happy Pair lett the Pavilion soon after twelvo. o'clock, and for near three hours they continued to walk in variou►t reified parts of the town. The! observing eye of public curiosi►y rather impeded the progress, and perhaps annoyed the Royal, Couple ; yet the condescension of the Princess Charlotte.antr Prince - Leopold continued to return the innumerable congratulations with the utmost aliability,towards all classes of people. The res. sure of the crowd became excessive at one time. yet their Royal IlighnesseisWould not avail the►u selves of the -services of Townsend to check the ------ torrent of popular respect. le can almost be anticipated that the Step* wopld present a concentration of rank and fashion, and for two hours the ingress and egress of com pany, distinguished for elegance and beauty, wair. remarkable in the town of Brighton. .Iler Majesty enjoyed a carriage drive to and from Rottingtleae, accompanied by the Princess Elizabeth, the Duke of Clarence, the Princess Sophia of Gloucester , and their Ruminate.- The Prince Regent likewise rode o ois horseback for some time, in the [tiding hol, accompa nied by General Sir B. Bloomfield. All the resident and neighbouring Nobility and Gentry left cattle at the Pavilion this afternoon to !: the Princess Charlotte of Wales, Prince Leopoldo and Princess Elizabeth. A numerous party of the Nobility are invited to the Royal Concert this evening at the Pavilion. ORATOR HUNT. We had resolved, (says a Morning Paper) 4 0( to take any serious notice of the Spa-fields Orator again; 'but he has attempted so laughable a pieta of quackery, that we own we cannot resist indalg ing our readers with a laugh at his expence. It is well known. that this worthy Gentleman hid attempted to discourage all charitable attempte h whatever to relieve the distresses of the pocir' Make them comfortable, says he , ass tey will never join in my riots. However , somebody will to have hinted to him that a little humanity, fession at least would be politic, especially %Omer ell time world WAS imputing to him the chief guilt o ,` the late riots. So out steps Mr. Howl . , witli 11 , 4 'clime of relief I And what do you think it is, geot' D reader Why, th at he, LISNILY AUNT' ' li:°4luire# should be furnished with two stout able-bodird seamen, delivered free of ex crimp. near Andover; there to be set to lac, througuout the winter, to and fur the sole two benefit, and advantage of him die said H uNt j he, the said HouT, finding them in board sn it lodging 1--ar, in other words, pocketing tit' wageii. This,, to be sure, would be a Pets! re t ; lief..to ,HistatY Howt, Esqttire : and, truthe say, :be sites for it most piteously, is fo - P r rr o , Penis. He represents, that be has been redo cc" pence at Middletosis reside in a thatched cottage, with only one rned*, lle e vant,autl two riding horses ; and that be hos lon e since found it necessary to dispense with sloT *II the luxitries of life. We had understood tu lle s t he had been obliged to intrude on a friend for particular species of luxury ; and we grrstri "c t , meat, that a man of his merits shoul d be so °2 6 , 4 1 , 8 limited in his pleasures by the distresses ;; .Middleton-cottagc, we suppose' 16 I t sidence . far inferior to his deserts ; but we tli" P - 0 befog i know that old farmer HUNT'S mansion Olt so Much superior to it. in magni fi cence. to 6°1 4 we had (mistakenly it seems) concluded that t o Orator was one of those who bad ",fattened ' 1 1 ) e the war ;" for we reasoned on the princir diet it it had not been f or some extraordlosl pies in farming , which g ains were ineressed by the war, lit would in all probability 14f , been at the • present moment driving the test inatead of, titling the hunters. We cestajoud give Mr, HUNT great. credit for the ingeo'liti with lie .has, contrived to di ve rt pnbiio tendon front big connection with the rioters, s .. the tonsideratidn of his n o vel a nd ingenions oflelief.' The Lonu AlAvott, however, twr ,jitrty gives bite to understand, that however coo "1/iettt it -may be to obtain workmen without! .Ming for their 'labour, there is no absolute _nye_ cessify, on the, part of the men, to let themse_el Otkt. et quite ao .cheap, a rate. Mr. lie INT att ui e :4 to believe that sidlors willitatte:folight sui t ts oi in the service of their : ioiftitry - see left "/ without support, and big their 1 1"„t es i the ifreets,--sarstarve on thelirghways. st flowers:of betoric the' LOlll 3 hi ANOR *IIOIV3 I°. , d ; like all the rest of Mr. HUNT . ** 14 only-the inanateriol qualities of truth amid sense ;•, iuestatieft sit the wounded British "Ol e o bare pensions,• and those Whil are not' tvtioltki, have parishes , to whit 1 1, on application to th e gistrates, they er always passed for relief. [We shall giv e ethe Letters to-mot-row.) I lot s Monday a Cabinet Council OW. ° which Met yesterday at twelve o'clock :i t t" ,, : oi reign . Office. It was attended by the end 1.4/VERPoOI. i . HARROWIIT, WESTSIORI,SP, BATH uttsr, Viscounts MULVI LLU;CASTIj "-- il" A° o , :and SiDiauUTII, Right Meists. VAtigk:r and CANNING. tO Earl BATHURST carats to tandyn porP ° , — ut e a ttend the Council. front Asitiitige' Fork, n'to of the Earl sABRIDGIiwATRII, near Hamel sl—') stead, Herts. he FrenchAMllßSodOt tats in attendanc e , er log the sitting of the Cabinet. No A ti . was ordered to go abroad io coniequeoce, was widetstood one would g o oo a avetialiiiiisl°Pl