The Sun. — London, England, 1816-06-24 00:00:00

DtITCII AND HAMBURG MAILS; ST. PV:lsett,Salitt(H, MAI 30.—1 n. a few days a SclinAVOO %yid call Cronstadt, to perform, the usuarmanteuvres in the Baltic. - Admire) Crown commands it.—About one hundred merchant ships, of different stations, haVe already arrived at Cronstadt, chiefly . with tatgoes many with fruits and oysters, which being of a perishable na ture are sold cheap ;. but in most other goods no particular falling of the price is observed, though this was expected to result from the freslLimporttia tint). NOVOTSCUERKASK, Antic, i.---On the Mk of March an eurthnoake was perceived at Minsk Sysk, in the country of the Don Cossacks. Bow populous and how'lively Moscow hoist be, and how I..;loriously it rises from its ruins ; is evident from the single circumstance, that on the usual promenade on the Ist of May, there ,vere above 3000 eqtriliageS. ilANOtEll i JUNI?, 14.—Dis Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge will, immediately after the solei;snizatiot; of the Anniversary of the battle of Waterloo on the )Bth of June, leave this city anti go to 13erliii, .Stuttgard i Cassel, and so by way of. Holland, to Erigland,where he means to arrive in time to by present on the Prince Regent's Birth-day. Mom aon Jona 18.—Yesterday afternoon, at tivc o'clock, we had, for the first time, the 'pleasure of seeing a steam packet, the Lady of the Lake, toter our harbour. en it sTta 104, MAY 29.---The King has allowed the Storthitsg, now assembled; to continue it s sitting till the end of June. Exchange on London, at Hamburgh, 35. 5. BaUSSIILS, JUNa. 17.—Many French refugees have anew received orders to ittlit this city, and two have already departed.' It is observed that these refugees'eamc Irma Switzerland, from *bids country they were ordered to depart. FRANK.F6RT,. JUNE 16.--o-To-day we expect the steam-packet from London. • Trade has becomea little more brick here with. - - to a few days The colonial goods 'are more trt demand, and theprices ate rather better. • They write from Stottgard• that the King of Wurternburg has establishes a Sioking Fund • (Coale 4' Amortisseatent) for the extinction of the ziational debt of Wurtemburg. BatisseLs, Jubtst the dinner given in the All6e Vent yesterday, it was interesting to ace the foreign soldiers Of various nations who had :remained in the hospital. 'At the same tabl::s s iris our soldiers were seen Priissiiimp, Irlirglisli, Scot 4, llanoveriatts, anti sorne Cossacks, all r m,ered.with lionourable wounds. 'Tice greatest part of them' 'were brought in carriegeS.—Near the tables fro• shies were erected, composed of cu i rasses, het ttleta, muskets; anti sabres, all found in the held of battle. - The whole city was magnificentlyil lawiumed. The number of persons gone to Wa- , tarito this morning ' to attend Divine Service, is to great that carriages are not to be hail ; Itta francs have been offeYed in vain for one. • TA. ./. T•••••••••••• - • S• Solii•••••••••• - .••••s. •...i •••••• tame :nomeiit a great numbeg of armed men, to the anl,,unt of abont 5,000, some of them ou horseback, issued from the town, and fell upon the seamen of the said barks who were on shote, massacring all without distinettan of flog. I escaped front the massacre, because, being_happi ly at some distance tram the town., 1 bail time to embark, as well as three passengers only who bad arrived with tne i abandoniog all dur fishing stores and prev ions. As far as I could observe, Icalculate that about one hundreil of the said ves sels fell is prey to the Algerines, with the grentet psd of their ciews, and that 300 men were in this unexpected attack of these barbarian.— Tyre brother of the Ernglisli Vice-Consul, resident at Bona, saved himself flig4, after being wounded, ram ignorant of the Vice-Consul's. fate. It appears evident that the Algerine Go vernment was' a party to this aggression, because the cauttort of the forts at Bolus kept up au laces smut tire 'on our barks." FRENCH PAYERS: PARIS, JUNII 20.--The Luke arid Duchess of IlettaY waited on his Majesty at six, to pay their respeci4. On the ray rif the Royal nuptfals, the 17th ; Siteen orphans were married at eight oterock in the morning, in each of the twelve municipalities. The Magni* c}e Yrdndeville, Peer of France ) died last Monday. JUNE 19.— , The king returned td St. Ctond yesterday at nine o'clock. Pit Majesty presided ici•day at a Council of Nfinisters. The Fauxhourg St. Marceau is lrt inture to be named the Fau%bourg Artois. The Papers contain Ac!dresses of Congratula , tion on the late marriage. An article from Milan, dated the 7th of June, states, that a Censorship had provided, that in. future all political works, and those relating to temporary subjects, shall undergo the formalities of the last Edict,. The Works published ,or translated since 1813 are to undergo a revislon. The city enjoyed the greatest tranquillity; -money began to circulate freely ; the fineue,s of the Season attracted strati 4reri nod the factioue were amenable to the seve rityh of the Police, , Beatatt, JUN B.—Ths Prince Regent cif Eng land has presented to hie Majesty a great quantity of exotic plants. Some papers have announced, that the French painter, David, hes requested to enter into the service of Prossia, as Keeper of the Works of Art, but this proposition has not been accepted, 'EXTRACT Or 'A ?MATS LETTER ram LEGHORN, DAYRI) JUNE 4. . following k the , depositioll of Jaques Vit fano, owner of a felucca, which has arrived "here fr6:ll Bona, faqir Algier3s 011 the Barbary coast " On the ( 23c1' May 350 harks of different la tiwis were, as utua), off Bowl moil l; for coral. TO-MORROW AT TEN O'CLOCK TI3E LOTTERY BE- GINS, AND ALL THE CAI O I CALS MUST BE DRAWN, AS TUE WHOLE IS DECIDED IN ONE DAY. M.l . itsv r.ll-1 Vrance, 1 Holland,. 1 Ilamburgh, 1. Flanders,, IJab.Ull.. Uultenbulgb, 2 Waterfurd. ISitinututtele-DAY.-11011day i at the lianti Exchequer, Eat“; India, and bomb' 3.14 u H ouses. Strimit, -.Average Price of Brown or 1 1, tivicovailo coutputeil Irani the Iteiorns Lawle in the wtelkeniling the iptt. ties' at J mic e Shill, is 414. 70. per cwt. 111 G El %VAT ER Xl' LONDON Dlt DOE To-mott Row. qo minuu4 aarr I Eveilin,r, 4:ioniiitute4 ..itlvr 2. 1-4 L; SUN. 111)L4 ,~~.~rl LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 24. 1816. • A ntrarls , er of Cor►tiuental arrivals bring its the journals of Germany, Holland, and France ; but they have a gveurer variety of intelligence than in terest. Marriage Fetes and Waterloo Camtnemo. rations possess them wholly. Our only task is to refer to Lintlt. It is generallT believed that 111Ansittst. South., who had previously taken up his residence in this city at the Lion lun, embniked from hence in the William Ileary, for Boston in Anwrica, on this 18th itioani. , —(Bristol Journal.) The Party Organ concludes a long tirade about the Barbary Puwera to-day : " It is full time that the C3ot•ernment should be compelled to adopt It course more ssitable to the eltateqer of the age vas live in, anti the nation they rule over. Nor is the . period far tlistant, it _should stimuli when they will be called upon to maks* their election between the thanks anti the contempt, or rather the indignation of every . good man. The Algerines are said already to have begun their depredations on our countrymen and, our allies. 'lire accounts received at Lloyd's have been but feebly denied. It remains to be ►een, whether the Ministers will at a;1 themselves of the apl►roaching recess to trudc the performance of their duty." We seldom notice the,smeinatic attacks upon Government, the intemperance and folly of which are antidote enhugh to their purpose. But we should really lihe to hear any plausible or possible reason assigned for Alioisiers being guilty of a ne glect aduty; form) other inducement than merely to oblige the Amines, or curry favour with the Hey of Tunis! I The allegation is solnonstrously stupid, and absurd, that it is worth nothing more than a burger to point it out to ridicule. The pittriii tabour, uf the - Special Commission at Ely ate at lcmgill concluded. cutence of death them have been particularly 'marked out as likely to undergo the dreadful sentence of the law. Little can be, urged, indeed, in favour of men who engage in scen t s of. such outrage without licifig driven to it by the pressure of distress : but wlicre distress exists, amt is generally felt, there will never be wanting men of turbulent passions to take advantage of it for the worst purposes. Tait Dome of are concerned to state, that . the Duke of Yong has been confined to 'York House since Wednesday with a violent Coll, his face much swelled, and a slight fever. The Duchess of Nark came to Lonrho on. Wed nesday night hi consequence. The Prince Regent was with his Rikeal Brother on Frith!, evening •from a little befOre ,seven o'clock till near nine, 'Saturday the queen, the Princesses Augusta and Elizabeth, Went, about half-past two, to visit the Duke, and remained with him about an hour and a half. ,'Yesterday they repeated-their visit in the afternoon ; and remained with his Royal Highness about the same time. The answer to the num6. roils inquiries vesrerday, we are happy to say, was, his Royal [lightness bad a comfortable and was ,rush better. Letters have been received overland from Bom bay to the middle of February, which annO4mee the'Arrivel 'there from B'atavia of Major• General Sir IVItLES Nip-ItTINGA LE, and that he had assumed the constnaml of the Bombay Army, in pursuance of his appointinent. , --The alterations in the General Staff have also taken place Major I,ntouTion,. of the Artillery, to be Conunissory of Stores, vice ,Lientetint-Colottcl S3lllll, of that Corps, de— ceased. Lieutenant-Colonel LLEWELLYN. to be Apia for eloatinur the Army. . . Major Atictitsax to be Adjutant-General. Lieut.-C'ub'a.{ .lonNeorr, of the , Engineers, to. be- Quarter . — NLasttr,Getnural. . Major 13,tanit to. be (1 . oniniimary-General, vice ieut.-Col. Cower.ll, returoLog to, England. 'MajorWK. HuLt, to' be Aiiiaant Coauelisary-Gerteral,, fund to take charge of that.Departintut in the Deckau. • Both Itottses of Parpament sat on Saturday,' contrary to their usual practice, for the purpose of expediting the remaining business of the Session. American Papers to the end of last month state that business Was complbtely at a stand in Boston, owing to the scarcity of specie, and ti►e SOspel4- Sian Of discounts by the different lianks, i►r con sequence of a too upon them by the holders. of their paper in New York. One commercial house in that city drew from their coffers upwards of soamoo dollars in the course of a single week.— The anti-federal: party have triumphed over their opponents in the election for the State of New York. Yesterday the LORD CH AMC:ELL:OR and the Earl of lavgalioot, hang audiences of th.e. PRINCH 'REGENT. Uu niolay the Duke of GLoucasTEn had a long interview with the Pitsz4cE lteuv,s.r at Carl ton-house. Saturchty /3uton'JAcol.ll Kl.nesT. the Prussian Anthaematior, Count Muus-Igs, Hwl 11,e. C a rl of LIVEKPont.., hut! audiences of fGc PEINCEi ItIiGANT as Ca rtt on-house. Tire Duke of CUMBERLAND paid his respects to ,be PRINCE REGENT at Carlton h ouse. Yesterday the Princess CH It LOTTB and Prince LanroLD attended divine service at Whitehall chapel. Saturday the Princess CHIARLOTTS andcPrince Lao PO I.D rode in their curricle to Blackheath, &c. FLANDERS NAIL. FItANKTORT, ATNIK l —Two of the principal' Powers of Germany have positively declarcd that the Ministers of powers not belonging to the Ge'r roan Confederation, not be admitted to the Diet at frankfort. His Majesty the Hing of Davarikis going to visit has newly acquired provinces. He will arrive tit Landau on the 20th, then be will go to DeuX Pout, and afterwards to take the waters at Baden., ,Utttstitins, JUNe 19 —An immense crowd of peoplef ‘ F ettt yesterday to .the /Mee Veite. NU thing'Could be more magnificoll or better ar `eanged than this ate given to our brave gar. rison.Ainont , l' the equipages were some vary elegant ones belonging to rich English families; already the evening befixe above 200 Catniige3 had arrived, many with foreigners. liausiELs, Jura. 20 ---General Collitert, who, was wounded at ‘Vaterloo, died on the night of the 10th. our whole city was rejoicing with pa triotic enthusiasm on the anniversary of the bottle of Waterloo, the, Nnitt Jaune put nu mourning-, and in his profound affliction changed the eoktir of his cover ; it is now the tiluck Dwarf. The ill-natured pretend . that the author' wished to give to the outside the same tint the dlstingnishes the inside of this honest prodoctinn. Ft is said: also that the little man 1,4 s v9‘ed.to!go can a pilgrim , ' age to St. Eleieni . iu expiation of ISth June, as ,soon as he can pick up money enough for th e ex peace of the voyage.' • £bey returned to Caineiforti-home to dinner. The Princess CnAitt.olra of WALES and l'rince LoomLv are expeeted to go to Weymouth- about he eiyi of this month. Ou Saturday his Royal: nighties* the VRItiCE ILIGENT honoured the Earl of lialstussar with his company to dinner. Among the company invited to meet his Royal Highness; there were preient the Doke of Mootrose, Marquis of Anglesea, Efarls Westmoreland, Liverpool, Limerick, liar rowby, and Lord. Castlereagh. Yesterday the Prussian, Ambassador hail a long audience of the: PaiNcs Rt:ostir at COVI:On. hOitSe, The',Dliae9l of R uTte4o and 'the young Martinis are indisposed with the measles. '['lie liish(;p of LONDON . is indisposed ut his hons , esst Fulham . . Lieutenant-General kIEiqUY LALLIMAND arrived at 'Philadelphia -last month, iit the flora, from i ant b La ig A German paper states, from Switzerland, that General Rare - 11413 purchased from the Argovian Government the Castle of IVildenstein for NOM francs : Lind that Madame STAUL ha t s returned to Coppet with her son-in-law the Prince of Ban°. t.to. General ilom:slt lives in retirement at Vaud. 3d .Dragoon Guards have embarked at Li verpool for Ireland ; and the 54th .Regiment, which oecopied the barraeks of that horongh, are now quattefed In the town, us the barracks are to be given op this day by the Governtuent.to the corporation. A letter from at► Officer of his Majesty's ship Magicienne (on her passageto India with Sir Its. OHARA KING) says.-.." Santa Cruz,.2gth We arrived here on the 27th inst. tram Plymouth, to take in a supply, of wine fur the 'ship's com pany ; and l we intend to proceed on our voyage on the Ist of May. The inconstant, Commodore Sit JAMRS YEG, has touched here ; she proceeded on the 10th instant for the coast of Africa, where her stay will be tour months—then she Will go to Eng land via Barbadoes. The French frigate tier mitme is arrived here she has the Due de Lux» emhurgh on board, going to the Brit4l3 as Am bossador to the King of PORTUGAL. it Will rather astonish you to hear, that tMedeira wine, at that bland, is selling at the enormmts price of SOL per pipe. This great increase in price is wbolly attributed to the small quantity thet was made last saasun, ant mnme than 6,790 pipes having been entered at the Custom-house. lite average, fur the preced ing seven years, was '?5 .000 pipes annually, and ter► ypars ago even 40,000 pipes were nunttfae tured. EAST INDIA SHIPPING: The eoritpany's sldps William Pitt, Lord ltftl vine, Marquis of ‘Vellington, Rise, and Strathain, sailed from Point de Guile the 14th February, and arrived at the Cape the iBth April, under convoy of his Majesty's ship o.dsette. The Lori► Melville accompanied the Salsette se far as St. Helena, where she arrived the 14th of May. TheSalsette is arrived R t Spithead, she left'st St. Helena the Lord Melville, Marquis of Wel" lington, William Pitt, \ Rose. Strathant, Nor": thuwberland, thumberland, Minerva, and Apollo; also two ships, which arrived at the tinte of the Sale sette's departure, their names - roc known, bile they were understood to be from Chian. Vic Lord Ehlon and Sir William PulteneY "eft Stile. Lena the day before the Salsette, and all the oth e r ships were expected to sail within a day Or two after. HARWICH, JUNE 23.—Arrived the Lark packet. with a mail' and passengers front Cuxhaven. — ' Sailed tilt Auckland packet with a mail and pits" sengets for Holland ; ,beard Nelson packet witil a mail anti passengers for Cuxilitto ; an d the Thetis packet with a mail and passengers fur Gottenbargh.—Wind S. W. DEAL, JUNE 23.—Arrivea the Ganym etle fri gate, 'Alert and Cadmus sloops of tsar, item tlif ferent cruises—the two tatter have sailed ter the River ; Swedish schoimer 7lngebory, 11-1/4T. from Stockholm for Oporto. Came down frt,' l3 the. River, and remains, the Arab, BARCLAY: I"' the South Seas.--Wind S.W. `PORTSMOUTH, JUKIC 23.—Arrived to-daY th e . Regalia transport, from Quebec Arrived yeste" day, tLe MiVer ye,. from Youghall. Northerry. Jug 22.—Lord EXISOUTIr, With six 9ail of th e line, may be daily expected, here from the Med i ' terraneart. A letter from his Lordship to a Go" tleman in , this town, limed the 10th tilt. express ° his expectation of being at Spithead about the • middle of this month ; it is, therefore, suptr ej that the - late prevailing easterly winas have re tarded Ore progress of the fleet, but that his 1,011143-11ip Aril!, in all probability, 'arrive in t bc course of the ensuing week. • Major Gen. WIDDRINOTOti, who f's appointed to 'command at Canada, and Cointriodore Sir- Mall, Commander-in-Chief on the Lakes t Canada, are expected here in a few tinY' the former will 'embark in the Wye, Capt. 11A11 " 1 :; and the latter in the Dee, C a pt. Culotta"' " II sail immediately fur Q ue b ec , Th e ii / Ye and De° It will afterwards proceed to Halifax. The Severn, Captain Hon. F. W. AYLNIER, to ordered to Brighton, to attend upon the It i e after which she is to proceed' to the I r ish station. Pt.vssourn, JUNE 21.—Passed up the Channel. the Medina, ICENSIRDY, from Jamaica, 52 days' passage.—Wind S.W. FALMOUTH, 4108 :21.--Arrivsd the C o niston': tine, +111.1., from St. Domingo, for orders. S a lk the Duke of Kent' packet with a mail for Lisboa' Wind variable from S. to N. The ship Suwarrow, Capt. LAZAROTV, belong' rug to the Russian East India India Companyril rs* rived et. Spithead on Tuesd a y, 'whence she sail s on the 10th of March, 1814, on a voyage a Ihr coveries in the North Pacific Ocean, bet WI with a view to ferns two. military and commeltie' establishments on the West Coast of North rica—nasuelv, at the Island of Rodiak, in kit' 7,: t N. long. IAO. W. which is th e neares t part of . American Continent to the Russian establishme n i at Katutshatka ; and /won a neek of hind e gile‘ California. Front these they will • be enabled iti; carry on their fur trade with China, with w n g rcs ,, lc e , advantages ; a nd their horpeard-bontl with the produee of China, elritl be likewise Va t " facilitated. Tlie SuWarrow has been so fsr as 53. . 50 . *rtil lat. 190. 50. &Ist long. She touched at 11..nottl• chalks.On the 10th of October, Ist4, She vered an Island is lat. 13. 10. S. long. 163.29 ; e It is about eight miles an d a h a lf l o ng, noel s-1 r e miles wide. Cocoa-not trees and sea fowl we ar found upon it. The rocks ,around it l e wu , formed of solid coral. It ,not being l ! id ," a iter in any chart, Captain LAZAROFF neaten tnr his skip, Suwurrow Island." It aPP ear ti; 4 l ;lo 4 the great VANCOLITEV S track, upon his pttv'" t ba chart, that he m u st h ave passed this Wend in 0, night time. The. Snwarrow b as a va l u able collg a, of furs, which she took on board in Norfolk Sio tu o f with many articl es , t h e products or the Cys t Peru. She lay two mouths at Lima. Theca--iaio „a not estimated at less than one hundred thottgioi pounds, and 50 pr os p erous l ies been the ensirse l of the voyage, th a t sh e h as not su st a ined the 1 1 silo even a rope or spar of an y description, Liticerel° sailed from..Spithead. Site has about animals on board, species of the Lama, v en iV t u y and Alpaca. Th e y are int en ded sa " Pre s " .t a b t : iy Eu r e s r t o . r pe n t f er H st ozs:it i: She On Saturday last two frigates were ort 0,4 be laid down at Plymouth Docklaiei. "Pl i o be largest scale of any vet built. rhey are i n t ros called the Lanea::!er and Portland. Th eir l bo ar decks are to be flash fore Prid,Aft ; I°bc tu lid without cieiing (on Mr. shpetsos . at filled in between the timbers, filiti to he 1 ,. es c • 50 guns ; they wilt, however, carry tit ) got" 110 0 and the s . will saili:ed t° the lotg gnus to carry 32- suns 41..1ioonders, be;:ks up 615-poun,lo;r'