The Sun. — London, England, 1816-11-26 00:00:00

CII P.A.I ) ERS titittal,Bl) %ASV tatunt.3 PARIS/ Nov. 21.--Tliete has been no pu sitting of - the Chasubet of Deputiee,for these two days.; but to.moreow there will ens, when the 4 , • aouttal resort will"be delivered in respecting the Sitiking fund) end s report will alsitbe Yeceived from the Committee of retitions. It has been oiltially enontnteed to the convict Monier, that his sentence of' death is tonimuted in consequence of hisilisanserres• 'l4 - Artalversery of, e the 041 Natal Day'will be celebrated With the greatest military and reli• gloom splattlour threughout :ill she departments , At 'Brest caltibitiroi will sake lave of a tuns' reifying natore to the Royal heart -a Theatrics Representation ,will he given towards the reliefs' the distressed itthtsbivarsts. Aeccirding to intelligcnee front Madrid, Genera lisrond'Broles, whose appOintutent to the Mi. ti etry'of War wee announced, has been csiletl for Oro years toltaly. ?'Cons the demo( the Isth instant, the in:por ta:66n of grain into -England isauthorited., Some Seson Officers , quartered at. Armentieres, in the department of the North, lately performed st: concert rivr the benefit Of the poor of that town, who are said to he redoced to extreme misery by the dearth of provisions. On the 12th inst. at eleven at night, a merchant vcseel. richly laden, belonging to Liverpool, with a4eisr of 10 men and, tour pasiengers, name U. %toad Castilla, was wrecked off the toast of *relt„4,stri n ct of Montreal. It has not gone to pieces, irnd tieeteeew h stave remained on boord. - Ad the atio will be slaved s but it appears that the eitipis itilraildesl in the sand, and has received se molds dame**, es not to be got off. A c onsiderable convoy of small coasters front ROebelle to Uourtleaux lately suffered greatly trout -the stormy wratiter, and 11 seamen were drowned. A large French vessel, the Comtesse Dupont, 4i* traced at Havre, from Rio Janeiro, with a valuable lading of cotton, sugar, Icsuite.bark, and precious stones. The late eclipse arcs visible at till abont 'italfl•past ittitteln'the 'owning, later which it was isiesitati by time chords. hiesm. Arago and Mat thine. two tronotnessof . the Cbseriatory, went to Ills morning, to the Tuileries, to assist the bake and Puchese riAngoulents in. viewing it. Tits Corrmetloaal Cows of Complaint lately On'lCAlltd one Vintlissme, riterter.master to a regiment of cuirassiers, to 15 moptits' imprison• ment for having shouted "Viet l'Eropereur !" on Meeting an old 'comrade of his. Letters from 'Marseilles state, that by the last accounts the Isle of Bourbon enjoyed perfect trantrillity, and a brisk Intercourse was carried on with the Isle of France. All the accounts from Vienna are full of the festivities, processions, &c. on the marriage of the Emperor. The Deputies of the Lower Rhine having • written to Count Bootheliar, Prefect of the De partment, who had been admitted to present their homages to 11,Ionsieur, his Royal Highness replied to them—" Alsatians ! We are aware that a good spirit reigns in your department.—Yon have - suffered much, both from the stay of the Allies and the• Intemperance of the season. The Go vernment always recognizes your situation. We are truly happy to contribute to the relief of the people.—The Allies behaved well. At Strashurgh you have a fine National Unard, of which a firm and prudent Commander is at the head, who is also active end devoted. I have not abandoned the desire of seeittg your good and excellent coon try." The other Princes said to the Deputation the most nattering things. The Diike de lierri observed, that he should never forget the proofs of thaotetluess voltielt ha had received in Alsace. Coattmatallsort.a, OCT. 10.—There lies been another violent fire here, which brake out at Topchana (the eennort-foundery). It lasted from midnight to day-hreak t and would have consumed the fine mosque lately erected there, as well as the barracks, had it not been for the exertions of the artillerbts, animated by the presence of the Sultan. Vatme, Nov. B.—The brig St. James, which I has arrived from Gibraltar, was spoke with on her voyage by a vessel which the Captain called the Independent Spaniard, and which took from the brig two swivels and ten muskets. This out. rage done to the Austrian flag proves that these corsairs are in revolt against all constituted so. cieties, and that th e seas can never be safe till every Power in Italy shall be in a capacity to check them. STRAsau AG, Nov. I7.—The Duke of Cambridge was yesterday complimented by the Municipal Body, and this morning received the visits of the Civil and Military Authoritiee. The Garrison efterwartia Arifute his Au i yal Highness, who then etc out 101'ft/ening rdt'Stlttigeth 'SCUTYGkeDj Nov. a.fr-Retailtiastave been or derea "by theittiwKing..whieb teal operate a very great diminution in the public e%p,nditure. Cowry WTtMtOPIJ, OCT. 10.....11115i11y I.ey, Cb rtsuant Reis 14treudi, set ant for Smyrna itt‘trality of Cornmlssioner front the Porte. There have entered this port eight chaloures belonging to the Ottoman fleet. The pirates have been de, strayed in the Turkish, seas by the Captaiutbacha. FRENCH Piti,EIO.—CRECE&EI, THIS MORNING.) Platta, Nov. 23..—An Ortlonnattee of the King contains the following Regulations with regard to the introduction of Corn iota the Kingdom . " A premium will he allowed to ►tll foreigners wilo, from the 10th of December next, shall bring into (lur ports. either inGrain or in Flour, Wheat, Barley, and Rye, viz :-- " rive fralies per quintal of Wheat ; end three trattts fifty centimes per quintal of Rye. " 'Two francs Sfty centimes per quintal of Barley. " The same premium will be allowed for Grain, or Flour of Wheat, Rye, or Barley, introdoced by the Rhine, 'Moselle, and Meuse, end by the Custotn•hottses of Styx:burgh, Merck, ♦itle, and Loner' alone. " The premiums will he paid by Receivers of the Customs in the ports of the kingtloM, or the custom-linuses of the frontiers, where the Corn is brought in; and proportional to the quantities entered. " The Orernistm of importation, fixed by the lit article, will cease to be pahl ota the lit of Sep tember, 1817. t' Our Ministers; the Secretary of State of the Interior, are charged with the execution of the present Ordonnanee. Given at the Palace of the Tuileries, No veuther 22, 180, &c. is ,Loris." (tiiipc4l) Public tranquillity has been distuthed for some days at Toulonic, by the attempts of .-same disposed perionsto pro fi t by the dearness of pro viAttus, by exciting the people on market days to distnrhance, anti attetnpting to fie arbitrarily the price of corn. But the authorities, seconded by the National Guard, soon re-established the peace of this great- city. P.y order of the Preetwal Court, Jean Durand, native of Toulouse, his been condemned to five years forced labour. to - stand in .the pillory, to remain under the Surveillance of the Police, and to find securities for 1000 francs for having a s.. Insulted the civil force, by throwing stones, &c. Tranquillity is restored'. • The King's health is perfectly re-established. The Courier de Strasburg/I relates the following anecdote of the Duke of Cambridge during his stay in that city : • " At the moment when the Prince was pass ing before the National Guard, x Corporal, named Dubus, demanded to speak to him. His High ness deigned to listen to him, and.he recited the manner in which Ile had been to fortnnate•as to save the life of Prince My/aril, ,some years since at Geneva, from drowning: The Duke assured Dubus t h a t h e would recall this net to the Prince's mind, and he gave him hopes of a pension if it had been promised him as he said." Letters from Marseilles inform us, that the Isle of Ascension, Which is but a barren vpleanic rack, is taken posseition - of by the English, and has been garrisoned. Various reports .are in circulation ;concerning Mademoiselle George, the famous Aetresi of the, Theatre Frangais ; some say that the it gone to England ; others, that she is gone . to!the Visited States; but it is certain that the leasieof absence which she obtained expired n month ago, and no news is received of her at the Theatre. Fikasmittrwr,' Ncrt.7.l7;l4.4lfertleceneltilgtinek i the DuChess Dowager.of Nessats:Vilngen died yesterday at one Welaek of ao . aptipiesti. This erinceis is universally regrettede—Forjsome days psst no variation bat been experienced in the , price of corn. The sPeculators seem confounded by the measures which have been taken in bring provisions from the pone of the Baltic and the North 8 . 4. A marriage hat been announced to take place between a German Prince nd Danish Princess. FRENtIi II rm. Dank Adkins On Friday hist, in a complaint brought by the Procurator-Fiscal of Kirkcudbright, before the Steward-Deputo, agAinst two farmers, for < a bread* of the Stibbatii-day, in carrying in their crop; on a late &noisy, the Steward fined and arnerciated them in 10 pound* Seats arch, io tenni the Act 1681 ; holding the plea of neces sity, urged by the defenders, as no justification it) , their breaking the rest of that holy day.—(Editt burgh Couroit4 luarssrets NI Alt. litusirls, Nov. `03.--They write from tam- bray, that the Duke of Wellington, as soon as the arrangements for the subsistence of the Army of Occupation during the winter arc completed,- will leave his head-quarters and come to this city, and afterward.; go to Paris, It is reported, that the Duke's absence will be froth two to three months. It seems that his Grace wished not to be. at 'Paris before the opening of the Sluing* of the Chambers, that it might not be said his pre sence had any influence upon the King and his Counsellors. Haulms, Nov. 20—The French bovernmen continues to organise the army slowly and with caution. All the regiments of cavalry have the necessary complement of horses, but the men are not received till after * very strict examination. In general the spirits of the troops is very good, yet some people think they have observed that the measure of naming former chiefs from La Vendee to be commandant of corm' Aispleases and gives frequent occasion to complaints, par ticularly at Arras and Lille. M4911/11004, Nov. 21 .--Ativices have been re ceived from Java up to the 16th of June. The surrender: of the Colony to the Dutch Commis sinners had vat vet taken place. Fe ‘N KFORT, Nov.l4.—They write from Saxony. that his Majesty the King having been informed that a scarcity began to he telt in the Ergebirge, imtnediately assigned the sum of 150,000 dollars for the purchase of corn anti potatoes, and 50X00 dollars to be distributed among the indigent. In the neighbourhood of Manheim ',corn has fallen considerably-. THEATRICAL REGISTER. Perfumed Last Night. prtunv-LANE..—.The Iron Chest; gir Edward Mortimer, Mr. Kean; Helen. Mrs. Horn. %rtes. 4-hich, The Bridal 64' Flora,*nnd The envENT-GAnDENT.—The Slave; Gambia, Mr. Martestly; 2e - linda, Miss Stephens. Atter which, The Putty Thieves. M Mut. AtilitlVED-i France, I aria, 3 Dublin. Dat.-1 Lisbon, I Malta, tt Waterturti. 'PRICE 0 STOV KS Tllllll Bank Stock,.. . ....t ISi per (*Litt. Kett.. r ....... eii .1 per (cnt. eons.... —GI; al I per 4 per Cent. ri. rimy?, o'cs.eticit. Bank L. Ann......1113 - littbs indi. Minds, I Sv. Mg, rr. Old Ann Exch. Bab" 94.1w. elms. fur Accuunt.....62l • turn; WATER., A'r lA)Nl3O.ti 'Maga: r)-MOltitnVt . .,. %Inntitsg. NS Kites B. I Kireitibg. 2 wisautes atter S THE SUN. 110 LEM vats DICE AS FAIAVM AUDSAT t LONDON, TUESDAY, NOVk:MBER 26, 1816. We have the Paris Paper's to the 24th, and Dutch to the same date. The former co►►tain a Royal Ordonnanee, granting bounties for the im portation of Grain and Flour into France. ..ri►cy also notice the contrivances of Speculators to keep up the prices of the necessaries of lifts and the success of means employed to defeat the schemes of these—the worst Ei►e;vies of their Country. There have been some ►listttrbances at Toulouse, anti slight comn►otions in other places, on account of the high prices of provisions. In deed, it can hardly be expected that those who safer most from this cause will remain quiet.— The Baltic Ports are still open, and great quan tities of Corn are exporting from that quarter. For getting into, and out Of scrapes the Morn ing chronicle is unquestionably the cleverest pa per in London—probably its ability iu the latter iathe natural consequence of its facility in the former ,way. The hoax, iti the present in attOce'i • ,tlint of . the Meeting of Parliament,- . • . Which we yesterday contradicted officially, does not boast even the charm of novelty, for the Morning chronicle published an equally authentic and confidential circular only lust Session of Par liament, It to-day boldly defends the practice as a spur to Ministers to do What it thinks they ought to do. The falsehood is for good, forlooth --it could " serve no sinister Purpose! !!" No truly ! Would it not raise corn or depress the Funds, to answer the honest purpose of settne friend of purity 1 The most if:not-tritest thing In the world is your lie political. Nay, it is .ft virtuous equivocation, for it might lead to the more speedy assembling of the Legis lature, and the ignorant are taught by the wicked to believe that this would relieve all their sufferings. %Veil do the workers of mischief know that this is a phantom, hut they speculate on its exciting disconteut at present and distil , . poirttment hereafter. It is Et food to feed the un quietness of these times j the best means which a Ce t inns print can adopt to promote the iugammation of the popular Th'ind, and excite ingrain. .ort di sc ontent, i n stead o f that rit i en ee aud a uhlui ;onto events which w ould now ncoderate speedily cute the evils with which the nation Is visited. Of a similar levaleney is the following hand-bill, placarded and distrihoted a Lioot the We wish she Chronicle j o y of its allies, a tid tote to assure thew all, that the firinnesi of the Government, and sound sense and pa triotism of the country will ilefeat their m Met* machinations :--- " England expect* every Man to do his duty. —The bag in Spa /chit takes place on ISlonday,Deceniber and tafir Lb) receive the answer of the Petition to tbe Prince Rival. detennined upon at the last meeting held in the same place, and for ether important considerations,—ilie present State of Great Britain: Four Minims* in Pistress:!!--Four Mil lions Embarrassed:: :—Oi l e Million-and-Half fear Distress!!! is Half a Million live in splendid Lintury!!!—Our is Ireland are in a worse st ate, the Climax of WWI is clan pick, it can go no fedi:cr.—Death would now be a relief to Million*, Arrogance, Folly, and Crimes, have brought id' fairs to this dr ea dCrises.—Firioness and Integrity can •Diy sore the Country !!!—.After the last Meeting sotue &orderly People were guilty of attacking the Property of they were ill-informed of the object of tbe Meetinifs it Na not to plunder Persons suffering in these Coleslaw ° tlg/ei in common with others; the Day will soot* arrive When tits Distresses will be relieved.—The Nations Wrong* lios t be redressed. " JOHN DYALL, Chairmaa. " 'ittoNi.AS ritESTON,Stereta‹, In our first page we insert a report_ophe Penny Meeting. We hare no ridicule for it surpasses any thing of the ludicrous which our, wits could tle‘ise. 'rite shower of pennylired descending on the table is a subject for a pent p tr a s i n n s ter or ; l :tnd after ages will view the p icture will' p when Jupiter's descent in geWe n . rain upon the lap of Datum is buried is oblivion. The Pence may be represent e4 . B9 ` tailing from a cloud, on which thetiotitiess b efek\ herty is seated (the King's Bench in the sek' ground, with the Gates open).Lord CO'csias pate and languishing, the Dense of the E 1 1064 shalt appear as the recipient. Mr. 0 10° , 1 1° Ponta Was.£llß, & c. &c. can reatifly be retc's ell i : to Heathen Mythology, and shine as CIO' A villas, Ste.—end nothing need be wanting rt.ntler this one of the finest production it of di' rt lint the hint is enough from us . . ut .160 Lord Cocuttatte's whining letter abO t convenient ill-health, which disagrees finentent and indisposes him to keep his to II: really ton contemptible even for the .00)1 1 " 11 ' which it was addressed. Were be a poor Vi rcic who et-mkt not pay' his fine, it might e3,ceite 01, 1 but when Mitt 'weallb anti a bility are considerdta; is obvious that obstinacy i 4 his only (;anal with coo*- dist he prononnees the %ent("tr e is,of on himself. Let him learn to submit to 'he of his country, and not obtrude himself alv n e 11 , the disturbers of its pea ce. ilis path is casY; s re : Übe finds thorns anti d a ngers in it he mu* member they are of his own planting. Our last tbo I , t Patriotic and charitable efforts making thr a ll " -(}d page contains further accounts v. # tbo the Empire for the Employment and Relic t ''' Lower Orders, the contrary, _ We are amred, uotwitlistaniling 01' 6115 t sa ° • in C 111/ recently executed, and whose conduct °•'-‘ 1 cquvicticm, had manifested a foil sense or .0 /-i' onit of , desirous of making . some reparation to:bit ..-- D u i, that Towle, the Luchlite, who hal actually been iitrinceil. ti) reveal l' n ia l rat o portant particulars respecting his coofe4"— 41 and their debigns. These particular,' " yes to ilef course, been ‘si,tly suppresseil, in 4 L id r lot r, enable Government to watch the.ir 1"-filii eciseti and to girartt against future _ inf.-ono:ohm .i s t h e more • arrant,unp beCilt be ii V there appear ii to be some link of conns•iftll PO tweet, the LUDDITES and other e vil-1 11014 : ::iii hi various parts of the empire. 13y foll aw. so o clue, therefore, which the Malefac tei* ga" 1 ~, o t 4 l will, most probably, be fount! t he 111 1: t - , the whole rainifkationS of intetultiirms'_4ll,44lo4 either to awe the misg uided nten from o=riator anee in their wicked aloes, or to V 741 public justice.. the The Quo Warrant° rase for tleterntils"ll,o i ho Tr right ut appointment to the cl e rk 01 ,- 00 0 , e l f) , ntinoes 'to occupy the Court at Clerk his they the Sot.ttiTott.thrissAt• O re r . .„ c g 110 e a of the fittest pieces of forensic elmill— ler ws a °beard in a Court of Intik** in hii i t -1 'te a the Crown. He resume , . ou I ° 94°l ' 3. „.., ........(DuLlin Corrshoondent,'Sniotimi, t ei, ment r. Any busty itn y tb*t wts change mil Ole Itir• 1180()Ks. next door but one tO ale 91 % o at in the Strttbd. If no Change i 6 Wilnialif :lir not how mittry of them come to the Or s ' ' ' 4Co f i, t f0L,1,.. , . , arrtorrirry is the tip tinw filed Iti'imitviii Irrli ItOIONT'S jaitriley to Brighton. nil l' h " Ito 0 1. 4 licis, WM ia have gone on 'f Itursd3Y, '',".: . onto:, for the arrival at Lord Co.routiotGii. 1 '11%14y, la anti Princesses are expcctett in town order to receive the brood Poke Nlcli°