The Sun. — London, England, 1816-11-04 00:00:00

FIZLNC l'A l'EaS, ticucuivcr) THIS M011.N1440.) Tiiey write from Germany, that_ hisdamnis elle Caroline Viirat is. about to be matrieti to s 11.0 . 69 Gentleman. Site brings fluke tuillittus as tier dowry, accruing, it is added, from the property of her mother. Letters of b very recent (hoe give us the follow ing details upon lligypt country is greatly advancing muter the government of the Pactut Autuud-Ali. The city of Alexandria is put in a `good state'of (let - elide. 'the troops ate well treat ed, dud more soldiers presented themselves titan were *au ed. Ainiuutt-Ali is about 48 yeas at In age. He was at tint only an adventurer, wholol ed piracy to a vet)? small Ship. His succesi attracted Six hundred men; by whose swans. he soon governed the chief cities of Lower Egypt. Tits artily is now considerable He has tile , ex eluNive eniunieree itt provibinns, and recdves the . duties upon all other mereliandize. Arabians collie to hint in crowds tor permission to cnitivate . the tallow hu n ts. He welcomes isll straugvrs, but e'recialiy the liuglisis and Fretich. Every thing Ivatis (55 (0 believe, that if this Yacht continues to rule Egypt, that country IA:CO(11C very flourishing. ViBNNA, OCT. is said, that a Fiqlsgariars Diet will be called in the commencement of next %ear. 'flitArchtitilte has declared.to the Hungsarian tltat it they would come torwas it :act:Wally to the succour of the Alistrino finances, they would suppress the great duties upon the "Thereliandize and, goods which pass from Hungary 'Awn the German and Austrian States, and vire Carla. The reducthm of our army goell on slowly. A great number of soldiers liaue obtained per. , ollssin to return borne. In tipper Austria all Abe ,illagt:s arc filled with .suldicrs, pos4es4ing lurlouglis viix mouths. AGRAIif, OCT. 14. —Two thousand Cr oats have • • arrived here thry compose p ar t o f . t h e regiments disbanded vu acco of the peace. We are as sured they will form companicb of veterans, des- to occupy the frontiers, Lula will there fur ttish permanent brigades for the safety of the -highways and Other purposes. The coast of . the being yet often the scene a the robbe .ties of the pirates, redoubts will be erected to pro .tect various paints where the anchorage is secure. NAPLIF.S, OCT. 18. , --.11. Pinckney lies taken leave of our Sovereign. We have reason to think .all the diifetencec between the United States and ow Court are ttriniiiated. Our honour has not ieCtltrecl any stain, and It 'Would nut receive any .:under at Prince tvkO feels all the dignity of his Crown and the rank he holds in Europe. Austria has skewed upon this occasion that she was ready t'. SUWill oni just pretentious. It is 'thought a Treaty bettrtyn our Court and the 'United States has heeu proposed, and wkicit will be very ittivai,tageous to our kingdom. Some ad- vanruges I►rlve been guaranteed to the Americans in the parts of Sicily. FRENCH rurips. b par ('ertic, 67 r, 4h C. MI I, ;,',oc. r*VCE:IVED LAtiT NJOOT.) PARIS, OCT. 31 —Mr. Pinckney, Ambasiaddr nttritric•htial y from the Utti% (.1 :Matra of Ame rica to the CtV4ll of _Russia, armed on the 13th tilt. at }tome, Vom Naples. From thence be has set off to repair to his post at St. Petcrshurgh. We are ;pinata whethcr Mr. Pinckney has _effected the object of his mission at Naples.. The supply of provisions or the allied troops in. the depart Meta of t he Lower Ulf ,ne had experienc 'ed some obstructions. The Prefect - hat. seetwed the supply, by causing the grain to be emptied by the couttnunes into the niagthines. 'rime culti. 'enn -were ready money for the grim at t h e prices tit tie department. Tines the sup ply o f f m .visions to the ?Obi a troops has hecu sc ented, and they have pot hecn iAticed to spread themseiveo met the department, Conch Getinai;i, Pretect of the Seine and Marne, having iFeen informed that io some churches destitute of priests the inhabita , ,ts had •ItsSellib4ed to chaunt the °ices, and cti‘btatv PARIS, Nov: I.—Lily Urdonnance `of the of Oc'to'ber, the City of Aix is raised to the rank of •one of the good Cities of the Kingdom. PAats, Oc.T. 31.-ext Sunday, eve of the opening of 'ht.:Chambers, a solemn mass of the liboSt will be celebrated in all the churches or Paris, to beseech blessings from Heaven upon .i is Majesty and lvs kingdom. It is said that our augutt ; Monareh t accompanied by the Princes abil Princesses of the blood, and 'the Members of the . two Chambers, will he present at the Mass, which will ;be 'celebrated for the opening of the next *slow? it the Metropolitan Church. It is thought that this important ceremony will be performed at the saute 'hoitr and in the same , lI:UMW as last'year. The theatres will be sbutto.morrote, All Saint's Day. the surrounding gaMens. Tie Grand Seienor, informed of the danger; ot'tleied all the avenues to be shot ; and it was only after three bolas of ravage, and after the women were conveyed t o the aparttnents of the Sultan iktothet, that the fitemen :were permitted to approach'. All the damage done by the flames, and the total want of arrangement, could not be estimated on the day following. 'The interior of the principal wing is absolutely destroyed. The loss in rich furniture, clothing, &c. is immense, 6E14104, OCT. 11 —All the valuable articles of the Princess 01 Wilei; tvltich there oti hoard the ship Stewart, and Whith she •brought fron► the t,evant, depart its waggons to-day for her coon . try-house at Como, Our Court gave orders that they should be subjected to no visits, florid the . ordioary duties, and -that Some gendarmes should escort them to thefroutiers. Among the individuals in the service r of the Princess who accompany this convoy we rentalk an Arab, wieose employment it was to take care of the camel on which her Royal Highness crossed the deserts of Palestine This Arab seems laba- Han enough, knows no language bat Ida own, always sleeps on the 'ground, and absolutely . leads the life of a savage. BANKS OS TIIE ELBE, OCT. 18 .—The complaints against the commercial matici , ivres of th e become dai)y int:Herons in aeiroany. They flare been entertiiiited by several Courts, and it is probable they will give rise to prohibitive mea sures against Httglish inainifiictiires The Cirtutuu Journals are fall of energetic articles °a the im mense loss which the free trade of Eiigh io d need sions to German industry. MAIL% Franey, t Lisban, 1 Hultand, I Matters, I Waterton!. Oux-1 ()Orenburg!) 1 Lianiburgli, 1 Guernsey and Jcrssy, t Waterfurd. KING WILLIAM LAVDED.—.litslidAy At the Exult, Exchequer, Emit India and Suet's Sea llou.es. MOH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE To.i,MoRROW. 22 minutes Atter 2. I Evraitt4, 47 ittinuteti After ft. THE SUN. SALEM QUJI DICElig rALSUM TJOIAT , LONDON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1816. The Paris Pipers to Saturday are translated' in 'o our preceding columns; but there is such a press of temporary matter, that we most not only confine our notice of their contents to a mere re ference, but delay the insertion dt two curious artielei from the Moniteur, one relative to the Prench Clergy, and the other quoted Irani, the Journal des Praire:, with some strange arguments, respecting the Liberty of the Press. From a Dutch Mail received this morning we have extracted a few further partic►►lars of the . Review of Denalu—a Review which, considering' all its circumstances, is likely to be memorable in the.history of Europe. Di:sides the aboVe"; 'this arrival furnishes us with nothing worthy of ex tract but-the following : " Waft* ILLES, OCT. 26.---60 h account ` of the increasing dearness of corn in Englund, large quantities are already buying up by the English in this country, and clandestinely exported to Great Britain. This is chiefly the case in Brit tany, and further along the coasts of the,Channel. Near Boulogne there has even been an engage- , meut with the Dottaniesi on account of tlsis Sui‘sg gling. Trade is still dull. M presetit we clonal see to many English families at Paris AS some tittle ago : a great many have gone to the South, or e.en to Italy. It is observed, that in general the ervoititu. °nal spirit of the Government is leis evident in ie Delidrtments thin in the Capi; A l. Hi m i h n Igoe Depart:rents titose Win ant not iiicliited ,~::~ ; other solemnities, written to the Mayor's, di recting them to put a stop to every congregation t,, . of this kind which 'shall nor hive been formally multi - KW .by die eishop. , A plan is at present in g.tat.Atillu Pt —trarg f9r issuing sliares' r • o f which the amount is to arm grauarv y of abundance for that city. Sir Chitties Stuart, the English Ambassador, -pave a very brilliant ball the night batore last.— ' The Italics Were covered with diamonds; the gen men were in uniforrn, or in, the 'FrCheli dress. Monsieur, the Duke and Duchess of,ingouleme, and the Duke and Duchess of Berr,i; were present. The latter Princess opened the ball with the Eng lish Ambassador. She danced successively three English quads illes with much gsiety and grace. • It was reported at Palermo on the I itlt of Sep tember, 'that a pirate xebec of 14 guns had taken a French gun-boat and a Sardinian brig, off S 4 Vlljilana. In consequence of orders from the Minister War, the recruiting for the cobnial battalions, which is forming for the Isle De Rhe, will iw tniitiately cease. The Princes went to hunt this Morning in the chace of Ramhoulllet, whither they Were Heroin, parried lty the Duke of Cambridge. in the evening his [Loy a l fligh tl ess will dine With the King. h is Alajvsty has granted Letters of Nobility to M. Dc rit)lme.l,ll 4 l t hle, Mayur of Anrillaci itt Consideration of the services he had rendeked to the cause of the Bitufbm)S in the. years 1814tind 1315. VIENNA, ()CT. 19.—The latest news frolli'Con., stautinople, under date (tribe alth n' September, give at details of the conflagration in the teraglio._ The fire spread ivith such rapidity, that the Women had only time to save theinselties in . _ support tie Cilatter Lire great inilocmee. Ifo-x ever, the meeting of the new Chanther is exptcte withinit npprelet►sio►►." The Duke at Kent Packet La% also arrived wit! anntll'et Mail, ITonly four days—: , the stiOatesepas sage almost ever rentetnhertil. We lament to state, that our Irish Newspapers to the 2d instant, which arrived this morniiig, contain, more painful accounts of disorders and murders in that country than we have recently re ceived. At Kilkenny the spirit of inSubordinatioa has again become too manifest. At Boyle and its vicinity there is a system of general outrage—and, worst of all, there are accounts of several of the bloodiest assassinations which ever stained the annals of a civiliZed country, at Ardee, at Costello, and at Four-mile-Water. The present State of England is distressing, but of Ireland it is horrible. THE KING'S lIEALTH.--The following is the Physichns' Public Report of the state of his MA 3F.Cfrlr, which was exhibited yesterthy in St. James's Palace; VV; mnsna CASTLE k Noe..2.—His Majesty was rather less composed than usual during the former pais of last month ; but his Majesty hat since resumed his tranquillity, atitlis in good bodilylealth. 1, 11. MILFORD, M. B "W. ILEBERDEN, It. KILL'S." LORD WU ITV:MaIi. [From the Dublin F.,Pening Ccrtespundent, The follow iug Bulletin way issued yesterdity cresting " Pheruir Park, Four o'Clock, p. tn. " The state of his Excellency's he4ith continues the same (Signed usnal.) " Thursday, October 41. " The Lord Lieutenant had rather a restless notwithst meting, is nut worse to-day." (Sigurd, S.c.) " Phenix . Park, Thursday, (k-tubte3l, 4 Vrti,c.6, p, "The Li rd Lieutenant has had a r , ()I night, and is going (Signed, &c. &v.) Upon the - seconcl of these Bulletins the Editor of the Correspondent; whose iilOttnation upon all subj ec t s i s of the most atlthentic kind, observes-- " The above Bulletin being official, and from the best authority, should • be veceived by :the Public as the proper of their anxieties and hopes. ire canwir, however, for oitr own parts, rcfraitt froto avowing our sincere rev et, thAt Lou] WHlTivi)ll7ll's rt It, ireattli, since the ex treuie crisis ot his inal.niy ;vas stitninwited, has tint beeik .i$ ripla could he desired.' Sultle lever, kve are inirry to learn, yet abut,' hint ; and 6 howeer the pEoportitoil tat it, ttil4 Lt's Cdtll:ti, t'l l lil,4 it rt'lttrhi t , e . ?itt - fe:i'rs wholly tti b% e. his Mlle s it, his snit•red glitch ; but Mist lie snflirurl , he has en dured with such tt mitti snit silent fortitude —s uc h a modest strength and y of spirit, as have raised the admit atioli of all those alto h a d au o p_ poittlttit y of witnessing his behaviour, to the hizhest pitch." as yesterday." LATHST PRIVATE ACCOUNTS. .114 have, however, the pleasure of assuring the Public, that the accounts of this estimable Nobleman, received this day, cn►atitm those taf Saturday ; and though the Physicians have not absolutely pronounced him t& be out of danger, yet they do not discourage the hopes of his Lord ship's friends, and we may say the country in ge neral, particularly as he has suffeted no relapse, and I►a►s enjoytd more repose. MunwroN, Nov.' 2.-11 is confidently rumour ed that the licocsrr will honour us with his HrE sebce about the middle of this month. The erec tion of the offices, and other improvements, at thesouthern extremity ofthe Pavilion, are nut quite completed. Prince LEOPOLD RIO leis Rdyal Consort ate both liberal .encouragers of the Fine Arts, and Clare mont will soon be decorated with several happy efforts by living Artists. h is said that the Duchess of !JERRY experiences °an indisposition, of which the result will he the accomplishment of the Wishes of all good Frencii men.----(Poris Paper ) Several persons have been arrested at Lyons, amongst others Colonel Aux. It is supposed that these arrests have resulted from the declarations: of Monello, who was lately .reprieved at Paris, when about to be executed, in consequence of his making some disclostires. A letter from Cnraysts, of the 31st of August, saes, " The solemnities and festivities last Sator- . day, to celebrate the birth-day of our beloved - Sovereign, the King of the NETHERLANDS, EX.. ceased any thing of the kind that we hake ever. seen here befoce." A German Writer pretcnilslbillie has ot”ery ett signs in the muon which unriontice a wild winter. BELGART is, it is said, to he proposed by Alinfiters us Pretident ut the Fiench Chant !r_ .te sire sorry to announce that letters were re ceived ill towli late on sourdav horn Cite veiling, which state that ...Ford ~ :4 ' TANHOPIt was not expected io survive Dimly boors. FATAL DUEL.--A Aid took place last Mood y ut I, c l l , on th e borders of the Cowitirs of C. nod Kerry; hctwcen ALEXANDER M'CAE7fiy, t)I inch , atid .— ._...KA~lKot vn, g i s t' . of Milltown, iu ..nt}i of Ketiy, lit whiz!, the former meek , 11,11.1 of his :tt:s, r ,ary'n pistol, .and expile4l . , w Not wicli Company of Comedians are now oittc , At the Colchester Theatre, and the tvor has set nii example to his more dignified 4'oiliee Managers, by announcing a clear the: relief of the poor. (lie Co ed the The perforli IflOT . Noe. t. The town now appears to proceed ill its nia:l peaceable state, but the Hampden Club wAn to be endeavouring to poison the minds of the P en• pie, and although so COl/10141ptib e in nutubrrand ability, yet as they address the passions of ill°s c reilo, having -till less ability, take every astral" upon trust, they contrive to erect; e some coddle" among the lower classes. A person named Lowe, who (as stated in the Birmingha rn 110 16 appeared to be the Chief Agent who propagated °. report that probably brought the mob upon M r. J 's house, has made the best apology whi ch it was perhaps in his power to offer, and it is hope d that the whole business mil l i mieside, unto , i n ' deed, the Hampden Club should blow the embers into a new flame. It is thought by the ut-- - and really patriotic people of this town, that ther e .cal) now be little difficulty in conceiving die m 0 lives of those who labour to reduce our Milits r i, Establishments at a time when they labour 0 ° to excite discontent and turbulence among l l° lower orders of the people. The great numbers who have been throrin at once into civil merits have contributed to increase that discoale4 and this circumstance may be considered. as °lll of its cisief causes. Government, no (WOO ° • ,every thing that it can do in these times of culty ; but without deviating into any hn 4lici t prejudice it may be suggested, that the %s .l !" t o oppoi (unity for the exercise of Orthodox 1401 duties has led th e i n te r i or c l asses into Pt )litici disens3lous. There Fire in this town, lll` vit" standing its vast p op „ho o „, only three clitodle and four chapels, itt all capable of admitting (tut more than 80(.)0 crowded qu;te close, and tt' c r li ist) !I is vet y near UU,UOO ; and all aratu ld place tie situation is the same. Religious (Stara. always kids tu <flit:Fences Th e ur 1 M r of our Free.Chureli has sltetvn that ' b "' of would flock 'to hear the troths and tioVri a ' l t (36 s I laid I y', •it k bey hail opportunity . to btf hypcd s that Guveriphtlit, Which Sect/1$ wise, vi g il ant , en d proVidept in all other (04Ito! w°lll4l direct its attention to this sultjeet, is nil Ow 411- Ilse "tinO , t MiStAncllee tv tiie tempo eternal tt ttiire of itooki,lil. T i ic Birtniilluom Herald ou.staini the foli'lif4 1 14 r 4 g , apt] retaitve tlic It:ot • Tile ► t,1% it Intl) sonic-contusion t;ic rio,on ) c a . 3 l ; duet pp o l dees w ho a :lat . :lied I,i.ey completely destroyed ; holt tic c rowd . • o r l ll d. ' I)4 ; 6 ' e " bctitt . - the artiv,(l 4 , 1 the c4"l.rY, "10, 'upon rife tits( notice, I ) iAtt e a fore" ia:treti train 111.4 WWI. " 'lhe Lich/ield ifereUrii of •Fritliav says---. 44 i ' Dot e4clied tills y'tt)-(144y, hy one at tits'- corieto s , Of a riot at Not(ingliatti, V i e " I"likadce at the B " Ai) atracks, ; i t a (k:tr"Y 11 " 11 . litvc nrisoilers we c ClCOrte,4 yesterday, for riot OM; 110/CeCtilligsll‘ s a , St". . 11 . 10 t was occasioned at Titchfie lds un """day night last, by 14 prat v Irish reco"i; wl,o were their tv:i'y to Gosport to join I} , le a reg,in'eur, ,4 11 1 1 it WilS tiOt until the most sPiri te l erme.svouts of the inhabitmos beet) roll used "'""luillity wits restorca. Seen of the P r ;; elpais 'were taken before the Counts' Magi sird e c i "t Fa . relt,ato the next day, mid cotnLiittcd to 1 ) ' autl.(Morning Paper.) VISCOUNT SIDMOUI'FI• •, . . We have been favoured with - a copy 0114°ra 11 ° tll° mouTit's, AlibtVer to he Vote of Thank` ift/,/hicit Magiatrut e s o f t h e C ount y o f G ronoriou, '6 ( 00 we think it doe /o those resln 4 etahle riot's individuals -t o g ive t o the Public. It '- follows ORD Cori or A LETTER FROM TUB litcOßT N R" ; L vIScotINTSICIMOUTIITO BENJAMIN HAtio'4-. 10' " Trakhit/i, 96th aiofre, "Sinl'L bare- fern ~untittred this day with you r the 24th instant, it:closing a coo+ of an tittanimo ul tiun of the aglittates of the County of tilaaiurgen , at Merthyr on that day. " It is Very satisfactory to me t o receive Inch a t""" of the sentiments e n t er t a i ne d b y per so ns per spec-table, of the Inai.:er in which' I had d ischarged otticial duty upon - receiving intelligence of thl :tnevs which had broken out In the County of (713- : ( and I hilt you . to acnclit, and to //resent su Brother Magistr a t v 10i f, -sincere 'chunks fur th ' ho l : t1 tbps conferred on me. }can, liowei - er, with Pi 4 " / "-° assure you, that I b urr fa r gr e a t er ~itishelion in k r apf . 'that the suppres , iint of the late Co ~Le, county, and the restoratiOn of °Orr . ' and tra , i'l ( "'"': fillet!y to he ascribed to the pro, ptittide anti rigour of Self a n d the other Magi , t ra , es, than if the aanie result 'itif been oceasionidy any b ,x e ,t; At s o f m w y on; being fu ''' convinced that eti , :ets, u , pet-altar importance ot ttlig timciare likely tu'tte iii - uttnctd, iu oiilyrent parts of the kivgdolui the conduct and t:.e Magistrates of the. cottuq Giamurgail. " 7 have Om honour to be, Sic, _ " Your most obetEent humble ISigned) 1E gmmof.ll7. BENJ. HAM, Eaq. Mert:tyr-Tidvil,Otainorposiiirv.' LA w,--The aT ,ttgeft of the Court "r The : Bench sat °a :"...ItAtiday at ,Scijeant's I n "' cv cre tiao teh the (toy in bearing tire.", :newt on re%cova points nt 1, %, none of wi 1 " ` wvrc " 1 Pat"' Int , , u,t. This thy they will ceeti to the !ma iog t<f tno.otts for J 1 111 * . *lauding ulei flout last 111.