The Sun. — London, England, 1816-09-25 00:00:00

HAMBURG II MAILS. IValsv.v, SEPT. 2.—The day before yesterday his Highness Prince Constantine arrived here Prow St. Peter,burgh. • His Majesty the Enweroreaused it to be signi fied by Count Sobolewski, the Polish, Minister, Secretary of State.. in St. Peersburgli, to the ViceroY' . ,.:Oli the llth July, that he wished the iTittintity'y iiitiscrOioni which the inhabitants vnatle io — del'ritY the expellees of the trintnithal arch which they int,end to.ereet, may be vitt irelv applied to the support Of the invalidi mid the poor, as • Lis Nlajestif would not enter Poland as a conqueror staidtter of nations, but es the father at his. tent subjects. The rain, ‘vhicli t continued for many days, 2 iias greatly injured the hay harvest. The hitter vi t ituits of rhe'fiehl,, %Odell are still on the ground, Stiffer much : only the earlier Fruits havu been happily housed during the tine weather. The 11ainburgli Papers contain also inyik ab . counts of the enthusiasm inspired by thejrres'enee iif !'`rind: Bhichir, in ,the inh'ihitants ht Haw a'nd Attiiha,* 'and ;if the v.ititma• Won Ours iinid to , the vetietAhle Herd. On his . 11"1'111Al, reeeteed by h t!eputation of the Senate, he return ,e'd thanks for all the honours that had been aireitly: - iliewn him, and declined the guard of honour, •saying, I .‘ my' - friends yon need not guard me; Visit received:: Me formerly so well (viz, after: his •i•lpitulation ar Lubeck) thiat i could not refrain. • from visiting my old friends and acquaintaee, -fc'etis it I wereltmidst lay own family therefore let - 0 Vavena guard Of hunout." Cu London, 33-11. • MAINP4 ‘StPT. I3.—The Duke of Itddinirghattsett has, of his own free will, receiv- Xed into • the; Assembly of the ~States the class of Titania% who hitherto had no eprosentatives.— tirhe Ambassadors of four great EUropean PoWers have delivered, us ‘siehear, to the Magistrates of Viiriltidrt OH 'energetic Note, on account of their Proclamation of the.Bo July (that forbidding the Jews to purchase houses), it is said that in fu ture ©n entire liberty-ot the press will be idtrnauc nd into the 'Kingdom of Siircohy: • V:'I:NN.S., SEPT. I I.—Ttte 'RUSSI4II General I'uin is still fiere ; it is saitl tlitit'the Court ,tas fornit,lly atiliwinced to oiti A,:outt, 0 well as to that of London, that the ltussiaii is ieducing to the Peace Eitablist. lent. ST. PETEnSieittin; sarr. -i.--On`tlie 27th Au gust his Majesty arrived in good health at Mos cl,lS: at four in the onirtiing. lie watt teceivect in t 1 e Li:ft:m . llo, by !liC Governor General Tormassow *and his Stuff, and by Prince Jussupow. At nine o'clock, the Military and Civil Authorities of the five first classes assembled there. All the streets to the Kremlin were filled with carriages and cotottle!:s throngs of peoplv. At II the Ent- • peror, with the'Grand Duke Nicolas, went to the church. A universal Hurrah ! burst from the people at the right of their beloved Monarch. On . . . entering 'the church, the limpeior was received Iby thi Archbishop Augtistine, with..thethe Cross, who rustle a 8 1 eech, describing the sneering of Moscow, as well as the relief afforded by his, l ikia . i:csty, concluding with the, solemn ejaculation,; )lo,olnalt to the Almighty! blessed is be who cometh to the name of the 'Lord! . Masi .was then read ond thanksgivings' offered up amid' 'the discharge of cannon and the ringing of bells. The Archbishop and Clergy wore dining divine service the inagnifieetit'ielvet garments eqtbroi tiered vvitti Crosses, Witic the motto " With these is victory," The Principal Officers • had after 7 wards , the honour of dining With hitt Majesty. • Ihithutru Sarr. po.—Prince IllneNer left us on Sunday forenoon. lie will arrive ut e 25 tli Hum burgh Papers to the 21'st ) PAais, SOT: 21.-51, Scum!Or, pianoilorta maker, ant' des Dons Edam, Nu, 20, bas just invented a nautical machine of the greatestsim- Oicity, by which a man may set shipwreck at de fiance even. in the must violent storm, Ha Will teak; a trial hefote the Authorities next week of which he calls a fauteuil prtrapqn- Vivre. He proposes to go on foot from Calais to Dover! A new class of spies . toe said to be at present itetively iniployed by tI Police of Paris. Their tdsin6s is to eittroine niinutely the dress of the iieople in the streets', 'aidi report the lea s t p e e n .' liarity «hicfi tbey may observe, The - object is to di•cover any sign, that tray 'be adopted. by the secret associations, of which the Parisians are so pinch afraid. Upon the estate of Madame Von EL'ISIGRVV, isi the Government Of Wroronesch, Sha4 , ls and bor. civil to them arc tuanilfactured, nfhlefi‘are nowise itiferiuf•'to tfleThrttisli finalitranit beanty: the Minister. of the Interior bus shetvn his Majesty %Ohm of thein as specimens ; and Majesty, as d pi i ritil'Of his satisfaction With these' productions of Russian ingenuily, and for the faitlier ert. couragentent 4 . ll7ndame Von ELisiGew, has tint Ler an Etui enriched with diainolidi. By the Way—this is 4 Mist4iie.. There are to he titily 260 Deputies in all. . ISIAIL3. Aaßtvcu-214aulbur;;41, 1 Dublin, 2 ‘Viiii.rfura. Dc r.-1 L 1 110 U, 1 LiOtteliburgh 1 Vtittellurti, PRY E 0 T/Ili d,AY AT r Bank Stock,.... , vi.per Ceti!. lied , shut 4 d , pet' ens.. I per Cetus • , ....shut 5 pea Ceut. Ann.:— STOCKS kv F. Lys: 1) .. 0 LOCK. ISalik 1,. ‘lllll „ . shut tii, es. pr. Exch. ss..pr. Cw.. tin Ottuber,.... 614 04 , . COC'RSE O 1 EX(;11:1NOE, TuRNDAY, Serr, ~ 24. A to.ctertiato Ditto, at Sight Ati,tertittsts Ditto, at Sight 1 ,2 ti Rotterdam A twl•ri, Itthil4tir4l4 . Be . / 1 ' • 91-Uv. Alttiiia. Paris, 3 Day's iiglii. . 25 SO Ditto • - 2ti U :2 Us. liourdeatix, ditto. 2U . 0 F, :Ink tort mi the Midi) Mail' id Cptliz 1n11) , .~1 Pit), .4t.3r . , Legliera (iCittla. . 4 t4 —4'eltiek: - 0- Matta .4 ... ..... ~ It, —Naples Pitiomo 1,ii1),...14_, ... . ().1)0t1p, .. I t 11l .I..tv.:i I . () LijilAiit ~.. v.. 41•21,----C0rk,.... lir . per u t. Agit) of the, Iiiit)1:: u4l 11011:mit . 2 • I.).,)titgal Ciold, ill C'oill 1 3 1!1 0 pu . Oz. Voicigti Gold, in limit - . Jl9 u Ncw Duul)ioutis New IN)lluri ~ saga, in liars, Standard • HIGH WATEh. AT LONDON BRIDGE.TO-MOIMOW. Alonting, 44 minaret; after 5. I Erei.itig, 9 niiiikes :titer . • G. THE SUN. snr,m QUIZ DICEUE VA4sUM AUD}I.II LONDON, TrEDNESD;9I I , SEPTEMBER 23, ►SIG , I'Ve had yesterday the satisfaction to sob tl it he followingintethgetice to the Piiblie " Su!; Orrtcr., Three o'Clock. " We stop the Press to announce, that Admiral Sir 1). Mu-Ns hai just arrived in a Post'.6lla4st; and four, at the Admiralty, with the Dispatches from Algiers. Of eour!ie little further has trans pired I but we rejoice to add, what has not yet Liven stated; that the iVoundeil were doing as well us their friends could wish, and the shortness of the time permit to be ascertained.'' The Leander arrived at Plymontli. on Montlily morniug, and . iinntedbytely landed Sir ])As•ta Altt.NE. Dispatches from the Dutch Admiral, Van CArELLEN, were received at tke same time by the Baron FaGELythe Dutch Ambassador. The triumph of the Con:titulionafists iti,l'tariy i> for the present complete. ne c a use a man , de voted to his King, has maintained the doetrine, that not the Monarch personally, but his Advisers, arc responsible for the dissolotion of the Ch 0, 1 3- his wio.k is selzek and berg, be is degraded, his person is insulted, In this s i ng l e tiansac _ . tion we have the curious demonstration of tilt' Constitutionalists viotating the Constitution, the Charter to which thersay they.have returned, in three distinct points. The Charter declares that Ministers are responsible, the Parliawent recog. nixed and confirmed the principle, and M. CIIA pIAuBRIAND repeats it in a pamphlet. For this OFFENC9 he is arbitrarily struck off the list of tiisters of State contrary to the Charter. His, publication. is , stifled contrary to the Charter 'which guarantees the Liberty of the - Press.: - His privilege, as a Peer, is violated contrary to the Charter. Never, in short, was a more glaring act of illegality committed by:the pro fessors of liberatipn, alias the 11-lep,itimates of modern 'times. , , iire:bave often nodded the influence of • mere names in giving certain ideas of things, which if called hylficiriproper appellations, would appear, very. liffcrently to the world. Thus we find the , Constitutional Ministers of France spoken of as being really what they assume to be, .while the following notices of their acts directly contradict their pretensions - • Out of rye 84 Depart:llol4 (says the Moruiug Post), thil%linisters are sure of 70 Presidents of Culleges, : and of 300 Deputies* being returned for them.' • Speaking of thccontemplated measure, the Morn ing Chronicle pronounces "It (tbc Chamber) would be restored to its former number of Deputies, 2GO, and fresh elections must ensue. Ministers might then, 'by influencing the 4 eleetions, succeed in forming a representAtive body, rwhich , from the choice ,of its members, and the smallness of their number, would be, in reality, like the Corps Legis . • latif of 4uotrAt'Attr#, a mere instrument iii the hands of Government." And tirese . are' the men who rule by the Martel, the whole Charter, aid nothing, but the Charter Truly.onr fellow labotirers in the Press seem to have two -sets of notions as to what is constitit. tit (Ay opposite, for France. At any rate theytare Si) obfuscated, that we despair of producing any clearness of donctption by the beit argatneittne could employ.' , • EXTRACT on A 'LS T TEtt rift 0 Nt-7,11111 DATED SEPTEMBEE 24, 1816. "‘ By an Evening Paper of SAN:Hayti "pfr- - ceive that there has been to report of Riots at Birmingham, which I am happy to say is totally void of. foundation. Indeed there is not the slightest symptom of any disturbance." The interesting 'f ri als of the Conspirators oc cupy our space to-rlaY, to the enelusion of other mutters intended for publication. The Leedsinteltigencer having very_cleverly ritli ruled old Mother CAtiTwatoitt's divine revelation (divine, because it was traniMitted to the Mob by a Reverend Oracle); respecting - I udis cribable Misery" of that Town, we coped the Essay into a recent Number of Mr Su N. T I►e same 'Journal received this morning follows up the subject much to our satisfaction, but we have only room for its concluding paragraph They prove our wretChedneSs by the notable fact that we have ut this itioinent, 'an accumulated surplus of rocit HUNDatI) PoUNDs in Cie Poor Rate !'. ahtlihnt 1 there are, not in Leeds, but in the whole WEST HIDING of 1045 men wit litint:wot !! " • Of the•eciahliy indescribable misery of Man chester, where U.ie of the Orators himself saw With his own eyes " /bar lu tlreil able-bodied men march, two by two, in silent and gluon)) , procession ; to the workhouse; (which - he told`. the Meeting) was an 'appalling sight, such as Englishmen not suffer"— the foll Owing: statement proves the titter falsehood : Weehly Repor (13th Sept.) ut the State of our Work-: house :--The totpt . membar of paupers then in our wartipcuisu; tt•ls 514, Of u lieu J 53 were composed of pertins aged, In firm, and incapable of work, children; and lunatics; out of; the remaining On there Were only 49 wets, and of these not inure than six are 46te , haled Ren.—.l./ancleacr Sept.2!----Thege Westminster Gentry semi to have been steulyiug I . alsta i r lately. They sce!neu—in hal:kraal." TO 'fliE EblTOlt OF nu: SUN. It'e4!ues4Ay, Sept. 45. St a,—ln your usefnl notice on the lilarve, , t,&e. of evening, I see a material misprint of ,5e15 per acre, fnr 15s. per acre, which 1 obierved in your Paper of the 19,11. Corresiondant, Mr. WILLIAM FOlttliS, Staled it tohe.itete enoug h to provide manure And secA• for an act e, on an- itn proved plan.ui<iillage—it is I.s6,atraere•timt con trasts sq•wklely , . with ! Your ter} , Innnble Servant, • • • The capture of 1r Li;erirool . ship by the Spa niards, as eounintuicated by the BritisiiCon3ul at Cadiz for the information of the Committee at L ,excited a considerabl e sensat i on i n t h e c i i t G y rii ;:4 sr d it y but without any very sufficient reason :.for slitedd be remembered, that .the Spaniards have done nu more in detaining this vessel , than oar awn cruisers world' have: done, *luring the late war, 'tinder similar circumstances. 'The ship in question had been/trading in the river Plate with those persons whom-the Spanish Go verninent thinks proper to deem rebels anti insur gents, a nd it was supposed that she lied enetriieS' property OH board. The Splniard's consequetnlv acted on the generally received principle, " that free ships d o not make free, goods." Besides, two 'well-known Spanish .subjects were on board the British vessel - when captured, who were generally 'considered to be the owners of the cargo. 'MSc. persons were imiediately thrown into prison at Cadiz, and no doubt they will .be immediately brOught to tiinl. The British Consul observes, that lie has ouritted no pains to liberate:the vessel, cargo, and passengers, and to obtain adequate satisfaction, but doubts much the success Of his exertions., By the term passengers, it was sup. posed that some British subjects were on board. A private letter however states, that they were no other than the before-mentioned subjects of Spain. Captain ButseArts, of the Queen Charlotte, was on Monday presented by Lord Met.vit.t.e. to the PRINCE REGENT, who couferred on him the hu nom. of Knighthood, for his set vices at Algiers. The Madrid Gazette of the Bth July, contains the official details of :the success of Cien.Moalt.t.o in' New Grenada, the chief -,particulars of which .were .contained in our. Extracts. from the: Paris Papers , yesterday. The PHOCCES CIiAIIi.OTTR and Prince COBURG gao e a grand infertaiument yesterday, at Clel.- mom. 'Lola CAS'rLERE4tGII-14 preparing to visit Ireland for a few weeks. The Specnlatists build a thou sand "Castles o' air" on this simple cireurn- Btatlee. The Times Newspaper, with ii usual formula of " Adveititteluent " in frotit of the itifointation, tells the public that Sir EYBR CoOTE, 'his Lady,: and Family., have arrived at Southampton flout France ! • The Bible Association of Denmark is going on very prosperously. • - The crew of 'a vessel bound from. America Smyrna, having murdered the Captain and Super-- cargo,- at . length put into Christiansand•vltere, they were disctivered and attested. • On IVednestlay 144 Air,Ttiouls PitouT of Ply mouth, porter-merchant, aged - 26, was throw n from a vicious horse, aml killed npoh the .spot.. This unhappy circumstance. is embittered to, his friends, by the. fact,\that the day of his baitti had been appointed foriiis , PURTSI4OI.ITH, SEPT. 24. ‘rrived 11:3,1lJajesty * ; shipi Larne and Grecian from a lyesterly. , )11).am.., Sart. 24.—A1 - rivet!, and tailed for the ItiVEr, the Charres, RUSSEL, for the South Seas. Vt: atne down from the River the 'Wellington , liNoNs, for .lionabay..'Wind HARWICH, SEPT'. :!4 - ..= . -- - Arrived the tat 4 Ne e pearl packet front Cuxhaven, awl Castlere4b from ditto. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FitOM ON Ok TOES or THE STEA"!-LOAT COMPANY IN HIM TO A FRIEND. . • 19th Septembet#lBl64 a Dublin "'Yon Will have heard of our grand expet ment;but not of the interesting circumstances -0g the voyage to and from Holyhead: " The Hibernia steam packet worked•mitut Howth harbour at 9 A. M. on the 13tIt fust 43/ ' and intentljd to return front Holyhead nexttuuw itsg at eight o'clock. We. wet e well freighted.wi lb philosophers, eiperimentalists, directors , ,. 6110 rew of our letter-carriers as ballast.. Away oc went with every flattering prospect; bat " sooner had we of into the bay than some itarer". !inept and n e unnecessary waves; with great rode nest; disconcerted part of our appa-ratus. CO' •fess that our nerves, although braced' with science and expectation, welt; somewhat diseornrlct ib)° this circumstance ; in filet, it so Mitch ta 1.19 C 1. l 1" and the live lumber in the hold, that we ileKr' mined on returning back immediately to Hough, where we happily arrived in safety in the eveni n g ; " Not dismayed with our clay's exploit ,' sallied forth astain..on the 14th, and proteedc.l happily about fve leagues, when a sudden slloc3 from a heavy wa%e hrpke part of onr to,fellinc. A council was held, when it was determined to lu o• f recourse to jury masts, Acid to the vulgar fu' d dietary machinery of inasts and sails. A. b re `,l frosts - the V. S.AV. then enabled our spurns poc ke t , to rear!) Holyhead in safety, anti we Od r die tisfdction of accomplishitt. the'rvyage its 6b" ! 13 hours. • • '. . 4 f Q.ll rile 15th it ryas mit . . intention' tb'ref ur6 to Ilowth earLy.and crietly the tvorniirgi the of ghusahf" Jury tnnst, but the ee °6S , i orratlier the wind which had brought US SO g4' kW port on Stiturday night, had most 111 acconindatingir not shifted., and in nor az•ter a r li° 4 to turn to wituftvard the steam-boiltinifortaraft.- slAys, and we" %Vete tinder the necessi t Y atLrug imok to. liotyllead, howev er : the. pleasure to see his Majesty's packet Spend 1 proceed to sea. ''tVe spent the Sittulay in nolyhead bot!Our; touch to ottr:satisfaction; and it is only joti ce , f „ ihe Commanders of. his Majesty's parfte o r; ^ tinned at that port ' to at: k w ledge-the tialite4 tensions and ussistanee which %le rei:cived.l r f l i t ! came al on board the Hibernia - " 'Colit'le of trial derv. " The wind tintiouttely troael'ated tild e in!, 04 1 Canie round r 6 - the S. r an° tit . o'cruck • on k Alcunv theli:hproia sn- P oiCk . .sai Ted for 144)•wth, At. 144-$4; bird IioPP U T Ila n lived oil Alood4 itilzht,, ha violf aceolitphe", ui vuyage to and fronll4owth and 1 - I(.lova d S 7 hours from the tinge of hir first depqrtor..- tiowth, on Friday ni o tninf . ,..., the iostitt: "1 intend- t(' . 06 .% 0 . 1 ) out ill atlaw thut Wall last ill I FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS: TI": &Id and Countess . ' of t' rake, in Arlityton" tr6fr from France;- the Marchioness tiretieiler and Mr. 11 ' 4 " : !' lksl eY*fiali Aroseis and Spit ; Hun. Captiiiir arid . Cad Inli ogie, at Cook's Patel, if Paris; Mr. and Mrs • rc nosh, at ditto, tro lls ditt o; Hon Mr. Justice Monti w ina's, tiutei ; Masc z y I)itsvits, Ei.i: and fam il i . ' it/ °44.'".*: ~ at l'tv" ter.r rum DEPARTVRI , 3. Cr f,f "a;;,hOltrn, fur 1-lottield; Lord Tiiroblestool'i Captain Fitzgerald, llth Hussars, for Maidstone th° . ! Earl and ConOtess of Darnley and family, fur Ird ari4i il l ; IN3a•nall, Dart. on a tout; John Duff, Ewl. forl3l.::th' ton ; Mr, and Mtn M. Burgoino, forF.isrxi Lord iti v " ...6;' Hants., •-• pi, p y l e t , t i nv t T: e L c A r N o ß o T . Fil a C L A le 'r e lt d a. T — ' ... y, L .a ; , l l 6 . : :\ Ir • i° o 4 : 4 :. kiti his aC..- v I36`'GUt~GH tas the King i_ e z d e 2 r ; li re . l a tt n :l l l :‘ , l l rs li: g i e• r4 Lott ! the Q u "Y; holt) acquitting themselves io nereteditable to their royal Sittiatir7ll. AI) f!! " , ) , c : 1 , Was made furNlr., liAtt, whose continuo) o'l'4'4 sitian • prevented Isini from re.Tinuing the rt ( e t Richmond, and Mr. WALLAcK, who %vas 7 4, 1 ', 4 , 11 1 , 4 at 'the beginninA of lite night, otilt :4l it a' :,l, - e ic tio mond instead of . ;Mr. In both care—J.. 0i performed with soect—s, and Ar.as rewarded %slot several favourable ustimunies olthe satifacti°ll the audience. • th c h ; c !:, Ideted last night, , ,at,2o luinataii-after.7 0 4: 42 miles,: having at that time gone. starting on- S , iturdav the 14th instant, 4 '''r 414 ' li and this toot-Mug, he set `i)!l' gq.toin'nt 4, ni)i ) he went to breakfast, at had nerformed more. 1 , 4 'of CORN ,. EXCIIANGR, 2;1, 1%4) .4 4(1 fresh mcrivals. this morOing, and 511 c twili'''t,;tj New Nt'heat beings() interior, there ti r") far it ; tnit is %lull at .11on,laN's pt ice; ain.l.Alatit Are dull, and,,rather kw:yr ; P support their price ; hi other (..;1. 1 . 11 ' t in,the ,:priceS , charge d -(1r , the UI the Aletrouolis, for,a# 1 • 4 1:01 mmccniintable " I • 1114 " 11 ' ilejti; rir,;l4l' thit,lCC'. ll ptutze hailveinty, others nue t-1 41w ' ) Holbyrti . Pr 'ce "ic ` - 1) ;rim . • tunclience lialfpettny., he 1 . 10115 0 in 13 "' tt'r .:,: i . to ilk6e lihkeil and sold IGO saclo ot 11 ` )t" e‘i cOur - iie.of the latt . ik &vs. .cattri' -A.‘cypent, 'seven feet lung . , and 22 itTlir I , „ thE#Mytiwas ki1142(1 a teo, da 4 ys Into by , "I Air k, !It chan, in the I.le olltog4.4`i„ o iiiZoivied t'se 111011 waft •