The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-28 00:00:00

FlttNClt PAPERS, tnerzWzr• THIS g4ttnt4oa Palts, Oct. 25.—His Ttoyal Highness the hike 'of Cambridge, travelling under the hilthe of 'taunt \k polio, Was -expecitell esterclay iveriftstat this capital. it it thought the Duke oftitelliitttop will return to Paris in the course of next n►orttb. lii the .plain of Derain there is a mnotinfent erected in memory of the victory that Niarshal VRlars gained o'er theAllirt in 112. The Doke • .of Wellington-, says the Journal de la Delgitiae, bat ordered that this monument be scilopulously reverted at•the .triAte of the review, which will take itl4tt-e in this plain. 1 4 1t - rcg lilts of lionioar,' one Oening a 'e At clap tqtice., went into an inn dancing and singing, vviteretheYao pleased the girls bf the house, that they suffered them to . join their sports. lint in the height of . the dance., one of theni slipped astray to the ekautber of the mistress, and in the dhrk foictd olYtn a dra*rer, whence he took 100 crowns and same iewels, ttic. then tetttrued to the ball. Soon after its termination the three dancers gaily went anray..—They are now Pursuing t!tetn. I:astnit.ty, Ocr. 20.-114 Highness the Doke of Kent arrived this morning in this city.— The Authorities have had the honour tit being pie • sented to him, and the Bishop has been to comp!!- meat !tins. The Duke of Wellington gave a dinner 0f , 613 covers, to which the Bishop and Under Pre. feet %cone invited. The city is filling with Orficers and Generale, who come 1 set list mint-turret, and assist at the (ties which ttili follow.—Gentral firaduth, Lora itzroy, the, Ambassador Of fingland, and Sit Henry liirelleAley are here. Vaibutkoitt, OCT. 16 famous robber Gi•awl will at 144 pay, the penalty of his crimes it is found, that the Alilitary Tribunals alone are competent to tty the Wirtetuberg Stuta hart formed a Code uniting the different dispositions tat the former Chaattitattion of the Duchy of IVirtvinberg. The States propoted this Code for the acceptation of the King. Qu Ole other hand, the Royal Commissioners have proposed to the Provincial States at new Constitutinit for their acceptance. Count, Ocr. 100.-Stime corsairs matte several captures iu the buff g hut the English are in ilkirruit of thew, and several of their ships wive been seized without tword to the honour of their Sag. FRENCH FU NIA. S Ptr Ceos. .. . ....... f. tt 144 AAtion6 . rapirm pApF.R.s.-3.(e xctitrun YESTERDAY.) rAtitti, ocr. 1:4... , 4-1 he Martinis de INlarialva aet off yesterday for Vienna, where he will espouse, in the name of his Sovereign the King of Portu gal, the timid daughter of the Emperor. It is that he wilt spend the winter at Vienna, and will, next spring, eanduct his new Sovereign to le...lium, where she will embark for the Litligils on board u Port oguese vessel. We are assurei that an august Princess, whose beurficence is ineelnitiatible k having learned that ttirtveral Protestant tatni:ies were in indigence, has enode*:enned to send to the pastors of that cola- . suunion a litttil at money for their relief. , Yesterday, during the review, the King and Madame the Duchess of A;itgouleme appeared up on the balcony, ,and the troops defiled before his Majesty. '.`he Orark of trossels has announced, that the Ardia-lautte will be discontinued after the 42d number. Have the proper Authority at length put stop to the inflammatory declamations of the nhurt. of that paper or have the Editors them selves clone that piece of justice ? ' Some of the German Journals state, that tile frontiers between France and Prussia, which were en have been in the first iiiseance fixed at Basle, 'Krill he fixed at Sarrebruelt, and that a mixed com mission for this purpose will assemble at the latter town. Vesterday , ¶n the Place Vendome, in the pre seacc,of the 2.lth and 2Gth departmental le4ions, tu.o soldiers of those two corps were 'degraded t one is senteaced to ten years in chains, stilt the th re e others to lice years forced labour. F I SINKFoitT, OCT. 19.—The 15th instant the thirst confereoce took place Of the Nlinisters of the Diet. The question of the pitblicity of the t hi c: , .tssiot s was agitated, the most liberal prin ciples have been adopted by the Alioisters Hein preatiary. It appears that the Journals will. kitVe the liberty of publishing at their pleasure whatever they cats learn respecting what passes at Sitting; ; but the ar4eies published by order of the Diet, will atone be considered as official. It is tent flue that at this conference the Count sic 800 l Sehattenstvin, the u tiau l'ie. riipraeottary, artrl Pres,itret4i of the Diet, made a s;precti. These cottferenrcs are cut rely corifi us tiettiAL It it atso tinttue `that Acre nits Wee etty question as to admitting Vorilke MinisteTh ts) Diet. A 46ntnal bat announced, and it 110 been ; coisied 'into 'others; that tbe Baron d'Anstetv, the, Rust an Minister 'Plenipotentiary,' bad dielered that his Court did not wish tti interfel-e its the affairs OiVerniatiy; seeserthirt . his MiSsiOn Was siMply con fined to what related' to territorial atitangements. This aesertion is as destitute of foundation as the two preceding stetementa. . Toting, I.s.—The following fact serves to prove that the Barbary Regencies are disposed to iibservt the cooditintss of the Treaty of Peace which they have concluded with us i—The 14th September last, a Tunisian vessel brought Into this road a zebec, of Genovese construction, which had been met will in the Adriatic, without crew or papers. This vessel is painted bleck with a white binder, its cargo consisted of wine, vinegar, citrons, &c. The Bey of Timis put the cargo tinder sex!, and placed two sentinels on board the vessel to keep guard until it should be claimed by the Captain or owner. - Helsoven, OCT. 10.--The harttilt has been more abundant here titan there was reason to hope for. The price of grabs, however, has risen pro» digiously, although it is known with certainty that it great quantity has arrived at Halftime) and Lubec, from the Baltic ports. hetestc, OCT. 12,--e4Vithin the lest week, our fair has been worse than it was at first there is a want of buyers. The number of sellers has, be sides, hot been so great as usual. For cloths there is little sale. Linens are very dear, although little is sold. The number of English dealers, and quantity of &ash merchandize, are prodigioni, end the latter at a moderate price. The English cam/ off much gold from this fair. The hods d'ore have risen in price, and are at present at more than 9 per cent. premium. It is generally remarked that the English at present draw ;nisch ready money flow the Continent. There are at the fair a great many Jews, wits, have a great steal of money, but hitherto they have purchased and are waiting for a stilt more favourable mu. theist. 'elan) , traders w.ll nut cleartheir personal expenees. The causes to which the badness of the fair is ascribed ate the great number of biro sales by auction, which have taken piece in (lido rent parts, the increasing deatth of provisions, the scarcity of ready money, and the redaction of a great number of fortunes. Colonial produce is in little demand, though et a moderate price. The pound of good coffee costs about seven Saxon grossehen (2 shillings) ; sugar is from g to 10 grosschers. The labours of the harvest are nut yet finished in our neighbonrhood, which also tends to diminish ;he number of retail purchasers who usually come ft am the country. AIADIIIO, OCT. 10.—The Class of Spanish Grandees have had a meetiug limier the presi dency of the infant Von Antonio, who represent ed the King. All the Urandees in Madrid at tended, and.those who n ere absent sent proxies to the Members Who werepreaent. The meeting circles! a depination which is to be Ilermenent, and formed a eci et +whit out of seterai oft lie Melt' hers. This Ass..mbly, which, tecurdiug to the orders of the King, is so meet ammally, is a tiew institution, the results at which may prove re. nesrealde. An organiention of the same wine, formed on the existing deputations of the different towns of the Kingdom, which have long herd no duty to perform except that of attending at the coronations at our Kings, would nearly complete a system of Representative Government. if we meykulge, however, from the speech of the Secretary, Itubianes, the functions of this assembly are not to he political. After paying a high compliment to the Spanish Grandees, " whose privileges were never extravaput of barbarous," h e bAys, that by the new existence and force of u nion which they have received from his Majesty, " they have ceased to be confined to the empty pretensions of court etkpiette, to which, bithato, t h o y s eemed almost exclusively 'destined. That now, thanks to his Majesty, the people would hod its this assembly, and in the spirit which animates i t , t he necessary assistants demanded by the pa triotic societies of tbe country, powerful helps fur realizing noble theories, persons best fitted to di rect esteblisbinents of beneficence and c h ar i t y, inspectors of public works, noble examples for forming a good national education, models of honour, &c."' lIAMBURGUI MAIL, FROM 'rim Matta, OcD. 16.-- , -The spatula tion with the unction of Vinglish maimfactared goods, at Frankfort, is said to have failed, from the circumstance that it was discovered that the Ettglish had made an arrangement with flews, who, by pretended biddings, were to raise the goods to high prices. Upon this they had but few real purchasers. FahnKPOttr, OCT. plan is said now to be its agitation, by which Bavaria will cede its Principality of Aschaffeuhurg to the Grand Duchy of Hesse, anti obtein in return the former Palatinate of the Mint, with the city of Mentz. This exchange will, It is said, be negocinted here. The day after to-morrow (the Nth), the Senate nntt the Citizens are to take the oaths. STOCKHOLM ) OM Moerner left this city on the iGth, and arrived on the '23d of September at Christiania. On the 29th Count Von Essen left that city to return to Sweden. His Excellency will not, as some Foreign Papers have falsely stated, wholly retire from public af fairs and reside On his estate, but will retain his post as Field Marshal in the Swedish Army, and his office at Court as Marshal of the Kingtlntn.-‘4- Besides the most flatteringtestitrionies () fo e f aAvour and esteem of the King, our beloved C rown Prince has also given Count Essen a convincing proof of his regard, his Royal I.lloms-having eft at his disposal ale estates from u-bieb arc del rived the revenues of the Chief of the . Brigade of the Life Guards, AA the annusi amount of which ts said to be 8000 . dollars banco. The Crown Prince, it will he rethembered, ja h;►►►self cl►ief of the Brigade. 11.0:tt/IttlIt, OCT. 22.---Captain Iven Petersen, who, on his voyage from Lisbon to ilamburgh, was captured and carried into Tripoli by a Cor saiibf that place, has written a letter, dated 12th September, to Messrs. Hasche, Mothers, and Banks, saying that be and his four sailors bad, by the intercession of the English Consul at Tripol!, whose hind behaviour he cannot snffl ciently praise, been released from his imprison ment, and with tiO Christian tlal.es, conveyed on hoard of an English transport to Malta. After four days quarantine, they went to the city, and were given up by the inspector of the port to Messrs. Graben and Stresow, who are establiblied. Their Captain, took a great deal of pains at Tripoli to recover his ships papers, but he had not been able to obtain either these or any pert of his effects. The 18th of October" was celebrated here for the third time, with a degree of solemnity and en thusiasm suitable to the most remarkable day in the modern history of 'our country. CONSTANTINOPLE, SP.FT. I2.—Thc arrival of the Russian frigate the Minerva, of 44 guns ) in this port from Odessa, with Baron Strogonott, the Russian Minister, on board,is considered, here as a remarkable circumstance, because hitherto the ships of war of nll nations have not beeb al lowed to pass through the Channel.—(flambar:h Correspondent, Oct. 23, a day later than i 6 Mail ) IVEAT THeIt!IDAY ALL THE STATE I.OrI'ERY WILL BE DRAWN. —THE SCHEME, WITH ONLY 6,000 TICKETS, coNTAINs THREE GRAND CAPITALS OF 44000, • e ,s' Many Articles are unaroiJablj postponed. MM LS Attatern-1 France, 1 Ilarnburgh, 1 Flanders, 1 Duhliu„ 2 Waterford. DuE-2Guttenburgh, 1 liollaod, 1 Dub lin, 1 Waterford. • Si'. SIMON ANOuDr.-11aliday at the Banc, Exchequer, East India and Suath Sea Houses. SVGAR —.Average Price of firow'n or Nfnscointdo Sngsr computed from the Returns made in the week ending the tied day of October, 181(1, h 455. lid. per cwt. lIIGH WATER AT LoNnoN Br.mcvt TO-MORIMW. Murning, 35 gni nays after 9.; Evening, te minutes After 10. THE SUN. IMEM QUIS DICtRE rAutun AVDRAIt LONDON, MOND.4Y, OCTOBER 28, 181 G. We have the pleasure to assure our Readers, that the accounts received this day front South Wales are of the most satisfactory uiture. All remains quiet, and the misguided men seem to be fully convinced that the best way of relieving their distresses Is a quiet return to their duty, and a p a tie n t stanniision to the present state of thins, soothed by the hope of better times antler the protection of a parental Government. The reports of the State of the Harvest gene rally are also of a very favourable description. . The continuance of Weather, as highly favour able to the hopes of the Patriotic as it is possible to be at this advanced season of the year, again demands our notice, and our acknowledgments to that Providence which, in its own pod time, brings the fruits of the Earth to perfection, and rewards the labours of the Husbandman. Hamburgh Papers, so late as the 23,1, contain sonic accounts relative to Sweden, evidently in tended to meet the reports which have hem afloat respectinf the unsettled political state of the Crown, and its succession in that country. The Park Journals are to the 2eth, but con vey no news of importance. The follossing are Extracts from Dutch Papers to the 27th, just received : -. " BaussaLs, OCT, 23.—The Duke of Wel lington has given orders to form magazines of provisions at Valenciennes, Carnbray, and other places occupied by the allied troops, in order to relieve the inhabitants of the French provinces, whose provisions have risen to an excessive price. " Orders have been sent to the Baltic for large quantities of corn which are expected successively in Antwerp to be forwarded to their destination. Tin• purchases made for this purpose in our pro vinces also contributes to wise the price of corn in Belgium. His majesty has given orders, mean time, for an inventory to be taken of the corn in hand, which will doubtless lead to adequate mea sores, and, as We hope, to a fall in the prices.— Large quantities have already arrived at Antwerp. •i Count de Thiennes de Leintize is appointed by his Majesty► Presittsat of the First Chamber off' the States General, and for, the office of Presiden of the Second Chamber, Mr. Membrede Of dr Province of Limburg),rg), who had the ruajoriti 0 votes. " We learn that the public expence s, dl whiel were fixed for this year nt 82,000,000. will bC minibbed for the year 1817 to 73,400,000 florins, beinga saving of near eight millions. The Duke of Kent is. expected about end of this month, and the Duke d Wellingtoi in the course of November." LORD wi-trrwownt. The Bulletins published on W e dnesday relpeel! lug the state of this excellent Nobleman, but t 0 &amity confirmed the alarming intellig hedence fri received by a quick couyeyance, and publis ill THE St.Tte of Saturthiy • Ballegia rf his E. 4 celtenry the Lod liiutenetAi's Health. " Masai% Park, Wednesday, R o'clock! A' ll "'Me Lord Lieutenant had &restless night, and is oat 1 41 well this Tuo..iinge" (Signed), Sze. Throughout the chi the accounts Were eq unfuvonruble ; Gut it is with sinCere.plee!'l" Ns can add, that on Thursday his LordoiP Ir d* ! 4.3 iePO l4 much better as to inspire new bute s in his fr The Dublin Correspoiderit of Thttrstlity " The painful apprebensions under 410'0 labottred ylten our Paper wa, pot to Pros i terdayi have been much relievckby the forP" lag Bulletin, which was issued this nlOrl! iti r,_ and subsequent accounts tontintte t0106,k..11.;-; vourubly upon this most interesting sur).o.o e :4! ‘',.. " Ph nix Pnrk, Thursday , 9 (Aka, A!1 7 " The Lord Lieutenant had a quiet night; is 1414 better this "Twain'," (Signed as, 11101') [LATEST FROM DVBLINI 11 It is with much pleasure we:learn) b7igtt!" "0 1 the 25th from Dublin, that LortliVtall. health was improving, and that hopettrert O v er : his tained of the complete recovetY of t Nobleman, whose conduct ha's d on e soo c ' flour to himself and his country. Tempora illutantur.-;-4Not a single min °, arrived at Portsmouth (luring last w eek. , . • litere , ---•matami........ 4ltge a.: tro and some o f ' was a report this r.lorning, that ra , ,„ _ his associates hair -escaped frata.Pritii 4 , bat we do not learn that it has anYi °ll 1 :. gwe lion. ..• The_ French Papers and letter.; aliordi'S- Art #4l' ei , -aim conw q . • According to a 'Ale f ri : e l , l ;(i' tittle hope of the mutual accoMmodation of 1 0 . r .i0" t,ectioos published in the Monitenr, 11 f)e,,i,.. iat: the oomber of which the Chamber "fi'ai, ties ‘t,. sill eoo9ist will not be more- tio4 1447 1 i t i t! 13°111001y 60'itte new members. Tilel44l° sitti; hers, % belive, arc pretty exactly bialiS e ' ./ ,/ Oa it i is hinted that the 'Ministers Will Itof fillaio O f C .. l7lMber It, me e t u ntil they have felt tile P_„,,oti, ':in t he t IMtv members. To some, it is * ll l'r it . nett' s° b,elet.il, K ING will cite private au:kilo:a; -, - ,told t riled with the prospect of bent; , • , .the Peerage. 'ln 10 1 Se On It 1 1 s tl , ll ta e al e' s l t a e Sa r r t t i's ; a e e d :l c e ltli s t t ot t ( o a ulA b aYe l r i sttni:teeett:ll:iti:llll:ll7:list:si:rxiri°ll.lll'll Health, ::cie°.l:llrtTtatfr le:i.lelis:e;f1114:. Ihe PRINCE agGs,s.r, we rejoice t 6 leff.-40 H mpton-court: ltioe London 011 °i l l s t h °r:e:lir NAl°l:°, about four o'eloelt. t *r ga i s: i t i a le r l e iZ l i le a t r ii r t i i v ° e l t l l lg at 31.1i'llasottattha%rirnintictea9t ill7s°llll..ap.' _ Colonel KEATING, thelate Governorof Pgilt.; boo., left town yesterday for -Irelaml, 01104" settee fil of fifteen years froth his nativ e ail° ha i l° te'Prtiss4tn General litt.NcoatTroato 1 iiii of the Cietieral Oilieers,who were conteltin : 44 amts of the Great F d ' k • .* t deddist*-- re cru; , IS iiiS tit sevent y-nine. . • : t o c r et a ' S v e ;:l e o r' r t i d e i r ' s e : r t s o ffi q l s o lot fPertaeurltsbi'iro!glsi'n:dsell:lltadi;7l.l,l' s. sail, and others to Tolxilbk. • , ' 1 cOW ill_sruluine_ CONDORCHT, wlioSe liiiSuollb 60410 the k.ionvention to send LowsNl/I. tiotilc,l'Aieril G w, u t s s oat p li ,c r i e rH s dy e e t .y tt i :i t t i n t g l, e t I t i e r i A a I n n o ilvehrse r a r t); ( o , f t 1: t o r: :::: L E m t e o r p e r t e t r s y s , at ai ltusia,'s birth, the R us'sjin7f i Vitcri f ill; Portsmouth, tired alertsalli t , e ,. ill' guns, mi d h o i ste d ii i i t i s h and D t:010)'", tof conjunction , with that of her own H att pea tatter was in compliment to the Dutch sl , z ir n ithl til Frederick, whi,:h was then returning tO 'r„ . Pl' The IllgaTitry, Russian frhitite, Cort n ' h e lf' CHALOFP, arrived at Spitlieaci 00 Sins 1 ,tlfe r night, from C ron gtadt, With Prfse lltil " r° e! " 114 _.ruperor ALE, I t'4NISEn to his Royal Nigh ° . i , t of PRINcE REGENT of ENGLAND. .TifeY a°l olif i ll three Perian and one ittabian horses, brn7;,..tit; the R"ssiall fraoSpOrt Ship Philadelpliia, "Ilorsed protection of the said frigate. One of t he I ' l4 l valued at 30001. The ()dicers and she tl°l.,so of the frigate are from the Emperor's plc bldg t o k E ire the Sante WU° made the ' collP4ol;viie osl Emperor during the last three years of 1 is ol against BUONAPAIITB, by laud. Pla t i ' o g ne o i present of a table IA Siberian porP h Ylo tontilci the leaves of which is estimated at 1: 0 ..,00 11 000E4 Th e same ship brought voluabie.Pctest .11 front the Emperor to his Sister, Ille r rt A o llo ll4 ' theNETHEBLANDS, which Were liirldeti la (fi e Several cases of Statuary, brougl it in th t e ell tit intended as a present to Iter 'loyal flib3Pri 1 re Princess ELIZABETH, have been landed, .fi_t6tott warded to London. The lilercury has,fired.! cony of 21 guns, and is Oressed in el)1"rs':of 1° meivOlute the aura; mrsary rodino. - fre'l nn I t f ~ V Six irttosports arrived a t Dover — i.„,,,, o, Calais, wilt!of the kot tle about riot) discharged met .11; do] vatids from our Army in rrikisce. %Ile 8 7.; co joil Lord HILL and othea thNcars clabarked..lo4