The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-02 00:00:00

TO coratt§poNuF.srs. A.-13; 'has unc *hanks for his , cornintticatien. 'fire . Letter silo le:f to wits inserted an the fair principle of hearing all suet, and • certainly did not speak onr sentiments on the We are, on the-contrary, thinly persaaded with bill that no : Frenchman, filial the King on the Throne to -the Beggar in the street, wits delighted ►elth our Victory .14 Alsiec, lt.was Tug SUN which originally contained , the' st: iteinent s'o diigracefol to,th . e French Is:4th - in and tinvertUnent, that orre of their frigatcsAltas a.patrave specta .tor of tilts glorious cooliict.—EP, AttnivEo-1 !Tolland. Ilrim—;l ?ranee, 11T.iruhurgh, I Got. .tesbargb ) 1 Fhkn I Guernsey audUerbcy, 1 Waterford. .'riticE 01 . , T4l I i MY A r r , 13ii . tili Stoat‘,.. Mint Siwr Cent. Itt,l shut a po Cent. Col titit 41.cr CefrtA • 111 , 11 . 5 per Cent. N. Ann..— 92 i 4 F . STOCKS ~,,,,„vy,, o•ci.ocK,,:„ .. . 4. u. Ilank'L. • Anii . .„ 5 . ,. st.b pr.t India Itiuut • . soul h Sea Stuck, 6 Fxch. 8i115,...... par, $t pr. Cana, for October, , 611 • COUir',E OF EXCIIANGE, TUEWAY, Otroßate 1. "piss erilitto .I.ls. I)itto, at Sight 4O 4 Aftistdfdain • , Oitto, at Sight 12 ti 44111.041 am ......, - 1.2 10 2 VI. Antwerp l2 frliN.Nlottey Itatuburgli 2tlb:m . 4 I , 4lris, 3 I.).ty's'sight I)itto 800, 'lra ftx, ditto kraitlifortou the Mitia Madrid Cad tt, gei . ilie 14il'ott • ' - . 34f liihraltar . I e'rhorft 3 '? . • tretioa... 41---Vorke 27 0 :titatit 46 -Naples I ) .llerottr .. .... Lisi),ii Oporto 8 , ~ • . Rio .4.lfteiro ... 3)01)16, ~..„ „ 12 --Curti__ 194; pet Cott. Agit' of the Bank on Ilollau . i 2 Vol tilgal Cold, in Coin 1.1 19 0 per Or Ilureign Cold, it' Bars . 1 10 0 New Doubloons ' .... 314 C New Dolitiri 0 4 10i ..-, Sifter, is Itita, Statxi.irt.l 441 G E 1 WATER , XL' LONDON MUDGE TO-MORROW. 'doming, 6 witloti otter I I , ,ve.tiog, 31 minutes Lifter THE SUN. 30LEM Ql.lls DICERF: F4L5Vig AUDZAT _ : LONDON, WEDNESIMY, OCTOBER 2, 1S1(. The Dutch r b jrerS to the 2th ult. from which 'the following are extracts, are rather more ma• trial than they liav recently been. The Law for eVppressing, the licentiousness of the Press has r assed the States by a . vast majority, of tit to 4 When this tne4stire was promulgated, we eNi,ress.; ed oar opieion that some restraint upon the tiftisions of Boonapartean Refrigeci nod Jacobin reigions was called for, but It would be a gross dereliction from our principles were we uot to state that we can only approve at sueb Shackles upon the freedoin of rhe Press cis legal •tlecisions 'nay impose ,on its abuse after an offenee.is comma !bitted. Iteeponsibility for what is published to the tlitioivautage of the State or of iurfiviatinit it Illy. only good and no censorships to lull. lyte th.e fountain at its source, no strangling the mental birth in its issue to the light, no Polite or linisterial Inquisition to quell the liberty of thought ! 'these are , tyrannieal, the former is just : Slxi. 27. 41 SP.CONn CHAMBER; OF TUE STATES-c atitirat- ITT I NGS 25111 SETTEMBEII. " The project of a ►aw for restraining the abuses of the Press was to-day discussed in the Chamber, and several Members having spoken at length upon the subject, all in favour of the law, It was passed, by calling over the names of the ?limbers, by a majority of 64 to 4. Batristms, SEM% 28.—The Duke of Wel lington, attemtled by a numerons Staff, has in &retell the Prnssiari Corps assembled at different points on the Nbese, and has expressed to Gcn. Von Zlethen, iu the eftost Goering terms, his thV with the filie appear,mcc ;Itnit the exact disclplim•of ibe troops. Ilu Lordship waseonstsnily t ut-rounded-hy a .great . numbee 'of OffieiTs of . 1:}1 nations it of this country. After the inspection his Grime went to .Me 7., where he %via received by the Frenth Au thotities with an the honours due to his rank. It. seems that in " order to pot t►n end to all the ali bold reports th►tt contir►ue to be spyead by the evil-minded, it has been •decided that no change he made in the cantonments of the Pt ossian and ittitsian troops, and 'list they tthati remain on their reseut.footing._ " Within these few days a desperate affray took ratace in a coffee-house in this ci;y, between a French Refugee and a Netherland Officer, which }sr evaded so tar that it would certainly have proved fatal had not the police interfered. An inquiry having beecn institnted it was fo u nd t i m i the Frenelnuitt alone bad provoked the quarrel, and he is aecordiogly in safe custody. 4)LSTS RDA Sirr 24 "—We iearn that his ;Majesty has given to Allatiaki Vou Capeiian the Grand Criss d the Order of William, and 11 , :ls conferred, lie •dig 141 y of Koight; of that order on the Cottinoihders 0 . 1 the Netherland bbipS, who were 411 the glorious battle at . Algiers.. Nfa jesty has also given the Grand Cross to Lord Enetunfith, and the link of Knights to several British Officers. His Majesty teviewed on Sunday with the Princes, nine battalions of foot, and one of levy of our city , gttard,, and expressed much satii, faction with their appearance. • " BIOSSELS, SEPT. '2,3.—They write from title-, that General Jumilliac has arrested a great many Officers of the Yagers of La Vandee, who lately opposed by violence the National Guard. The garrhou of that fortress consists of the Legion of the North, a Regiment of Yagers, one of Cuirassiers, one of Iltnisars, and some companies of Artillery. All these troGps have a fine appearance, and :Ire nearly complete, to the numbers fixed by the !loyal Ordinances," Now as ()ann., no furloughs are given to any one belonging to these corps. "'rte temiting for the Colonial Regiments, and "or the Foreign Regiments in the French ser► ice, s continued with great activity alt ov►rs Prance ; to a►cans arc left untried, and thus seduction of our -people to desert proceeds as before along our frontiers. The unhappy people so seduced are immediately sent to ,Lyon .(perhaps Lion is meant). It is to be supposed .that these proceed ings'are by no' means carried on with the appro bation of the French Government, but originate with the subordinate authorities, '' Within these few days several Vanch Re. ogees have left this' city, as it is said, to enibalk Or North America: " Baussat.s, SEPT. 22.—The Government de siring to promote by nllpossible means the na tional industry, the Minister of the Interiov has required front the Provincial States it tableof:4l. to establist►►nents of iiiditstryfliat existed trti the Ist of ►u;Yust, 1816. The questions put by his Excellency must remove every doubt which the Matuitacturers may entertain of the use to which the Government means to put this information: he Government h is no other vivmi than the,pro motion of our i►►dustry. in the two last coluu►us of the table, which must contain the state of mint iffitactores, the obstacles must be mentionett that impede the progress of our manufactures, with the means of rento% nig them." Of the'remarltrrble charges which the Liberals are prone to employ on all,:ocittL4Otts,, of conSict , one of the most curious is, we tlr:uk, that of ac cusing Alderman SMITa of being., iii the present contest for the Civic Chair; merely the tool Of a Party f" Had this Gentleman stepped out of his road to pretepti to any thing which did not come oat !orally and fairly within the serve of his sittratior6. did he rush out of the year when in the common course as Senior Alderman titt should be , Lord Aayur, and tlors attempt to supersede a prior right i , : or did be even, after fulfilling the functions id that office for its altatted period., endeavourto ixduria his successor by a dirty trick ; it would ho easy to see how the allegation of being is Party tool might be made. Bat when we only find him aspiring to what his character, hia past seri , icea, his ()facial plue, and the itrithentorist . custottrOf LOndon Qutitle hittr as a matter of course, it is really inure impoaent than 'decent to say, t hi s i s to be " merely. the tool of a Party," The opposite side in their zeal go a.little tocrfor. There is not an argument they employ for bolster ing Mr. Won”,,wlio like MALvotao haslionours t hrust upon him, into a 2nd year's Mayoralty,which is not equally applicable to his continuance in the Chair for bfe. The Livery, says a partizan,. are hound to give thepreference to tried integrity and known services. it so, ivhen once they have got a Lord Mayor to their mind, the argument is un atr,werable against ever changing hint to try the integrity and sevvices of another. itut it steam that. the 413.04114 Mr..WooD , has been disappointed of being created a Baronet. Mr. Wool" a Baronet t t Mom Dien / as. Mrs. Gins, says in the farce, for what ?. For spouting eniflty nonsense and bad politics at Crown and Anchor Meetings, or in Common Hall. A Ba ronet of Great Britain, which, he and, tlie. Fac tion to which lie banns so intensely vaify, and made by the PRINC3 whom it has been• their constant labour to insult and, deg rade No, no. They have one llaronet, the Piccittlil one, and that is enough for such a set. There is sometimes (see vulgar sayings) a wheel within a wheel, awl so there is on this oc- The Chief Magistrate for the date being hate so Much infittence in the City t that if tic stands for Member of Parliament he i's almost certain of success. Now an affronted pseudo Isfironet might console himself as a Svnistoridl Re presentative, and M. P. after II :11 Twine might make some amends for the Idck of 5,i I 1 Pc- CO 107 c it. Anotber year of IVrayotalty might agurd a thallell of this kind. Well. But the other Catulidate put up by the Party, Mr. Comae—he has publicly declined or. accowtt of ill-health. He is therefore a non-entity, cannot be returned as one of the Two for the de cision of the Court of Aldermen. Let the poll, therefore, go which way it wilt, Itir. Slttmt and Mr. - Woos must be presented to the Court ) , and should the Livery (which we think not) be Tale(' and n oit into an apparent preference of the latter, the Aldermen vill tedtify their judgment, anti do ji:Aice to their own body, and the civil constitution of ti►c city. Iwo another column we have copied a histo ricalsketch of the Magistracy of London, whicli will serve -as a supplement to what we stated yet . - terday, and we have only to add otir assent 16 its concluding observation. it was for that reasLin_we did not quote the precedent of Pluttscnox, which is indeed one cif those extraordinary cases which may occur in the lapse.of ages, not to Wrar rant a departure from established usage, but - to constitute an anomaly, which could, hardly be avoided. it is stated that the ,oyster merchants in the City, respecting the valuable bed of oysters lately found.at Dover, have so combined. that the oysters formerly selling at ss. per. bushel have. been raised to . I ss, atnl othe'rs of them t 025 or 265. Thus it is that the bounties of Providence are, in almost every case, rendered nugatory by the monopolies by whkh tl a eotintry is devoured. While stock • farmers are suffering exceedingly, butchers meat is at a higher price-to- .the consumer OMIT ought to compensate their industry: while arable farmers and landlord's are anticipating ruin, a junto of bakers and , meat-factors impose bread upon the Community at a 'rate ,which ought to do more than remunerate the former for- his labours, .and the latter for his capital. And iio4 eve bent of other forestnlling'and regrating systems descending to every branch of trade and every article of human consumption. The National . Debt is not one tythe so great au evil as t Yesterday, at three o'clock, the Sherill's of Lonann warted cn •the Pasture REOHNT itt Carl ton-house, to 'know when lie would 'receive the Congratulatory Address on the late Vlcrory over the- Algerines, when his Royal Highness was pleased 'to appoint this day at three o'clock. Yesterday . his Royal Highness the Duke of, Cattutantie, Prince EsTattnitzi, 'and tt select party, dined with his Royal Highness the'PezaCa itEGENT at CtOtott-house. Yesterday Lord .Mllllllol' transacted business tit his olliee hi Downing-street, and in the even ing retired to his seat at Putney. Yesterday Lord MR1.4114.LE arrived in town, and, transacted business at hi& office at the Admiralty, In' the evening his Lordship returned to his scat' at Isleworth. Yesterday the Duke of CtllkillgELAND, the Mar quis CitoLbIioNDBLEY, Viscount Sul:Jim/TH., and Lord G R ANTHAM, had audiences of the Pasacs I,{ E 4RI4T ta.CatitOn-house. • His Royal Highness the Duke of CissnuthGe intends leaving town ots the I,otlt, instant, for Hanover. The ,Junta ca Gazette of 27th July, mentions a strong sensation produced at New Providence, in consequence of a slave-ship being Wrecked on the „coast, and Captain Pax.ENnata, of his Majesty's, ship Bermuda, seizing them under the Slave Aci, and placing them for the present amongst the Planters, n'nder indentures, which was likely to be offended with 'serions consequences. Ara meet ing of the inhabitants of the Bahama lstands, they had count to the resolution of not receiving one Slave on any of their plantations. • Letters front Goree, dated the 171 Ii and 18th of July, state, that. on the last utentione4 day the French took possession of that place, having pre viously on the 12th of the eases month token pos session of Senegal. The Boston and Norfolk - Papers IaSL received, the former to the Ist tilt. the latter to the 2iith of August, state, that different rates of•dot" on Bti» fish veetels are .pa'id at brith ports trom what is . demanded at New York that' the collector 'had misunderstood the laws of the 'United States, and acted erroneimsly. The American Democratic Papers affirm, that •MuNno wilt be chosen President, and Mr. 'foram:vs . Vice. President, of the United States, at the uporoachiay, election. —They are :the Pe publican Candidates, and material changes, fa vourable to the above party, are :ftlificipated in the enstiing elections for the New Congress, which commence in March. A Morning Paper says, it cannot be true that 'KA vessels entereti the port of Leith on one day, becanse during the %reek before or after, the writer is not sure which, only 13 vessels entered that port!. Yesterday a meeting of persons concerned in procuring fi4h for the Metropolis at a cheap rare teas held at the City of London Tavern; wheir the Lox') MAYOR and Alderman ATKltcs successively took the chair. Several Revolutions were agreed to, which had for their object the interest of the pnblic, by creating a market fur labour, and of a supply of loud. Mr. JONES has returned to town from a short trip to Chelterrham, to TeSldille his place at Co vent-Garden Theatre. Madame Funott, with her husband, left ton- dun last week for the Continent. She is engaged for the Opera at Paris. The Laboratory of the. Dublin Society, Kildare street, has been plundered of one 11 , 1t1t4ed weight of quicksilver, and of a valuable galvaLic battery, plating plates, Dud other wizior @Jacks. 81fir NEM. Fmasourrt, Sam 29.--Pitc in the ARTHUR, from London for Teneriffe, with loss of tore-top-mast ; :also the Success, RBACEi s 11 012 London for Grenada. Came in from a cruise hir Majesty's ship Seahrk. Put back the Marlbow rough packet with the Lisbon rattil.-4Viad S. W. to W. I.ll,teriATE, OCT. large ship is seen from hence dismasted, and supposed to be on the Horse Sand, above the Reculvers. Quarler-past have ()lily time to say the ship on shore is the Fortitude, &rams°, from Quebec. Bab, SErT. N.—Vest erday ship Lime, of Lancaster, I.3LAtN, flow Demerara Tor Liverpoob drove on 'shore in the 114, and bilged. - Thecargo, which is sugar , co ffee, oats s' cotton, iexpected to be saved. at noon the Wilti•sitaVes, 29.--The ship Roses *STawAttp, of this port, from Antigua, last frool Dublin, in ballast, in making for this harbour, II a sudden shift of wind, was driven upon the Kura Rock : her masts are cut away. Nu nisistslo could be given on account of the heavy St's.; the crew, however, have all g..)t side-on'ishorvii 111. ship appears to be bilged, and it' is feared *llenrill be a total loss. PLYX9UTII, SEPT. 30.—1 t has blown co n " plete gale all day, but towards evening it becam e more moderate. The o n ly arrivals ar e three coasters, and the Bellona, WINSON, front Quebec' DEAL, 0cr: . 1.---cCame down from the River d/ the Swalloti 4 , fur Pernambuco, and the. concor for Gibraltar, and letll6ll t vitlr the whole of the outward-bound. Arrived this nioining the How, horn Antigua ; Eglentons, M'CROOI4 from Grenada ; and the Ann, MSoN, fro" 15gra Dire.-11 Intl W. S.W. blows hard. Fire o'Cluck.--.Wind more tnuttetate,..We nut hearof any ship in the Downs having front their cables, or suffered otherwise (104 the gale. BUONA VARTE. —..,:,_ By the late arrival ft out St , Helen* it oPre'rif b' that a conSiderable degree of high s pirits we s ° served to have been manifested, both bY I hr°Da be PARTE and his Household, some shot t time ii ble fore. This feeling wai , particularly ni"":; ) e ,„ amongst his slotnestits. }t is rumoured hat 121 fr a intelligence bad reached the Tex-Einper\" ;'''' , „ f i r his amiable Consort AIAArs Louts*. V' f t s 't this report be true or noti it is certain d uitlV. _A 0 4 7. 'WI 2 CaAND, the valet •01 it 00/4.ilirrei lw,r--61 : at letter from a female doinestiC in the set ce _r inc W the young NAPOLEON, in AuStria, with a .- -k re , the bay's hair inclosed. The servants, on tile tio - y , teipt of this highly•ptised token, had a ,g4t*re. at Longwoott.-7—We tinderstand.,l3bol44llo4 4:lti`oleti the Commissioners of the .A11:0111.10 c w o i: niz g c rea ; t . dignity, with the tXcrl )tie") °l f le' I3out bon CommiSsioner, flitn he 'tool . ' ''''' o,e , Isiand, not calculaled to make a very favoUrabeitl:go# thAeliCoftr3irt what i t i r i s i s be C e n n u c it if a 'c is usl'litrie;rinvl,' : °: ,ion either, on 13uOrraPARTH Or on Sir 3 1 ' 0 ,1a Lowe. It is said that the latter retpleet e : l3f the postpone his visit to BUONAPARTB un til t ' l !r t) filte l Commasioners arrived, his vessel havitog r ' o , l ol l ' before the - others. This was refused on th e 1,00 of - legal duty, which maile it imperativefnh; ,1114; draw tip an immediate prates •veybol or Le zootoddiy,o,fvattstlaocNtAuPaAußyTina.ugohencilitoisseitorrrii::_,tll (3,tijoii:iii; throniite. ii.ttl.l. O iciiinit : lop n 6::. B_ ls t i t .ll 7 , l .—T he trials yeaterds ewes 711:11:1' 4.--- a on 9 ' I~~it)T.-•-~,~ serious riot was occasione , 1,10 ,:_i___ .,,,..y re night at Banning, by haointitti.lobrll7!alblite; ml.l.7l,l appeared tio!utiliici t iih l r ii ri l le : these cz inert became di: 4 ' 3651i ' wo" o P c f e k t i i t i n i li p O!tcantic:: • " 5 cause 'i mut rn:cenlrPcbi:eri:i :54:18. iin:cren; m.t t r ey NO no' the activity equal to t il 1 0 1: ciis ll Illiol Pickilig e rn, ar hops, owl consequently (. 1 1, O ,A . orrli,illis duringthe seatatittlitilVtlaiSto:teglinZet:ilheealgYl)olllll°),:it:Chtfeli:4o4ll4` ,ehr-t. u tter 'cenifhors. The Irishmen ar)" woo iut : 6 ' l with bl•u'lgrons, and dr(rre the 4'3"11,1 0 ~,,:, '1,,,r*,...11i5's hnuse, sibicli they best(' t►sltit i'in-ti ~arty s's wurkmen from ILast Faricigta' ''''' d i tt 01 drove th em into ai► out.building• Farleigtjlert• uf the t t a le: e h en" v". eti•nringkatlets were seized and iintulcitb.e;',o9 mo: IEw TeSibtance, but tiltiouOTA,,iiiir 11 O*".lF — Y o 0 they : t . ve s r q v n .:a r o t e n A i II exrtttlte►ctt w i l c i l e t.p u r e ci n ° 4 tr9 ; i s I f ieli goo A tun►iutler discharged- ~› t of 1 1°1/ ; 11 ' e New Custom-flow for the Anr ~..iletiog : clan, t erected - upon the site of lII e old l'"" ce al 6"trYed by bre, tro►Y assumes ►tae nprarati it 0 ki pu blic edifice of considerable iroporlaneeibitoner quadrangular building o f fine brick 68(he Olt' trC:ill:4'ertilliilntailtiligti.n-°rittirts(e)etnti ‘Svitil'tiiii:r3i:*)rg:Tilitiete:tuf7o:::::',,,xlr:::l7,i'oriff:s: a a noble-appearante. Tile winto, east 811 00 0 1 n ' li re ili,tioguished ti" benntiltile9lolllls' P I 0 011°- 0 emabtature or the lenic osier, W I) ivc 14 stone h I tile ) .0 lOU ,ne _n_UStriltiv, The space itearest ._, 1 11l H slutelmis quay fur I,►ntiiog g()°(lsr,lrgir numerous apavtmeutS intended for oilce°„,i,er II r►ud cmbrilodiciiis, and the building ancg" . t o ting constructed its suit the multifarious dutie# 1.4 , 1 04 , a lto .!,,‘ to the e/miorts atilt itnpnrtS. It ni rOo le" asix► tm' And Sin'l l "Oa IN eNnented to be ►cauli" course of afew_xuontiod. . e