The Sun. — London, England, 1816-08-13 00:00:00

itY •.•:•-•*,„ • •t• \C I s . • , PA • • icti4:4 A l 1,771 41. • • *AA -4 • - , 1. 4 A: 4.„ 4. in )..tnu ;*- -.) - gitt, " f ~~ TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1816. , • I : NVIVInER 7468 riaRICE SEVIMPENtn. 1 1 .1CTU..17,1,111tp- VI 14 laS, .40g. tr.!, 1816. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING ; • Ills .111.elJESTI"S N. 117. do hereby give Notice, ,that on Friday next, the 1601.'iststattl, they-will be ready . to, reteire Tenders in writing (sealed upl, and treat for Three . l'housand Sachs of Kiln dried HOUSEHOLD FLOOR, to be loVert to the usual frarranty of twelve months to be delivered into the Victualling. Stores at !)eptfo,..l, one half in the coarse of a fortnight, vial the other kV' within a ' fortnight afterwards; and to be paid for by Bills, payable ,Vilh Interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the. Contract may be seen at the .Secre tolls Office. - - • INDIA RHAWI.S: MILLARD'S EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES, A M E It 1 C A. CO:TINF,NTAL INT, I,LIGErT.:O. No. 16, CIIEAPSIDE. TA -D IES lilying more Presents than they have ; ,111 4, occasion for, moy . exchat.ige theta for other Goods to ad vantage, or receive thew utmost value in Ca i sh, by applying as allure, where the greatest variety may he inspected at tire first. prices; together with a peculiar choice of curious Imita tiOns,of ditto, in Cashmire, Angola, Teheran, &c. together with the new I'olandiee and Sclavouian Travelling _ihrsorl. ' We .learn : ' from lii mbiltgli tind2r (1.1 t.;:. of the 2d instant, that titivellers who arrive rocre ;ring daily reports of a misundcrstantling bet ‘teett Den mark and Sweden Great activity of preparation is displa.yed in both countries. The Duchy of Iltrlstein anti the environs of llatuntirgh are almost sitqler tesiter.froin the late incessant rains.. The inibittni,ants of Larsetiborg complain itio6t bitterly of o:e'netv chit which has been initstle in their political situations by thtir ' .tranoser to Detimnrk. . This Day a..as published, in 4to. price al. Oa. 6d. boards, 1_ EOttY :sill the CLASSIFICATION -of BEAUTY and DENJBMITY,und-their Correepondence with Physiognomonic Expre,.iun; exemplified in various Works of Art and Natural Objects, a 441 illustrated with four G . eneral Charts and thirty , right Copper-plat!... By MARY ANNK SCIIININMPENNINC%, Author of" A Tou; . to ANAL" London: Printed for John add Arthur Arch, Cornbill. Alo regard . Le had 1. anv Tender in whieh the Prim 4 hal!not Le insetted in words at length, or that shall not le . *leered to the lifiard tefore Half:imst Two o'Cloch on,the ' 144 1t: Aida!, nest; the 18th Instant; •nor unless the Person *.lo makes the Tender, or some Person on his behal attends, answf,r when .called for. This Day were published, ill 1 largellobinse, 12mo. 9s: boards ONVERSATIONS on POLITICAL ECU. , NOMY in which the Elements of that Science are fa expkined: By the Author of "- Conversations on Chemistry." Printed for, Longman, Hurst, - Rees, Orme. ansi thrown, Paternoster-row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New 'l3prid-stiec.t. • . , Of ~ , h orn may be had, Conversatinns on Chemistry; the 4th Edition, in 2 vols. 12tuo. with Plates by Lowry, price 1.58. Boards. ,OPPICN OP ORDNANCE, 2, 'MG: E PRINCIPAL OiIICE RS' of Hig , 31A. • . 7- Rs7.r4s ORDNWNCE. do hereby , g .ive Notice, that I'mlutals wijZ , 6e Waked at their: (Vice. to Pall-Mall, on or before Friday, the 16th fustant,,from, such Persons as Inati be willing to undertake the .Supply of COPPER HOOPS for Service of thi s • Department, for a period of _ Patterns Vibe Artieles may bt viewed upon application 0 eke principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and farther Parlioultirs, together with the Terms and , .conditions' tke Contrnet, may be known at the Secretary's O,fer in Pall )141( eiloresaid, any day between Me Hours of l'en and Four n'Clock, where the Proposals must he delivered, seak . np, unit endorsed " Proposals for Copper Itaps;" hut ,so V 14.• VOSIti can he admitted after the said IGth Instant, at Twelve o'Clock: al Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender &noticed, unless the Party making• it, or an ..fd•ent in his Watt, shall attend. By Order of tlat Board, R. 11. (41E117, secraarg. MR. 'WEST'S PICTURE'. OF CHRIST REJECTED. . ANY LArlies and Ciericlemeri wiroti , ,!..4 tire thmmirvis who have seen this PICTURE (which is "' lil a:EXHIBITION) having expressed a Wish' to be in formed 'rhea it was Mr. ‘VEs'l"s Uncork,' of. POiliShil4: . a I'RINT 'from it; I airs authorized resiii;etfiillq to arolonint then , and the Public in g& ii Ihat.. , 4..PRAWIN( .. Ito"( Sitithed pr e p aratory to that Miect, IsLiced in the with the ORIGINAL PAINTING, at No. 11A; PAC.L , MALLi tor their inspection; where Sulicriptiotss are recrivcd, 4 114 trinted particular* roal be had. • 123; Pall- O L&* ,y CIIARLES SMAR T, Secretary. • Mill 1431 . The 'ViIII9ITION openk as nun% from Teti till Five. rum DRAWN PRIZE C4Ct,030. SWIFT and CO. recommend to their Pileinfli the Public, the GRAND SCIIEMI: of the present lt ICIi LOTTERY, to begin on thi. (7th'of Septelobt r, Math Fulhia„s of only 14,000 Ticket*. nod contains Priz of 40,000 r; • 11.0.0 a . 10,200 AnJ 2,834 nth v i Prizes, of 1,000., 'got., &C. &c. 1 (7.ontols loth-money; The whole will be decided Irr'tbree days; an R4ttnl nullifier of Tickets t, oe I each Day. Thy First brawn Prise the First ffay will reeeire4o,oool.; and ihr FirYt plum Priz e on each of the other Days. receive su,nuoi, Mitts tool Sh•are ..ir at kiwi r• • tid ari e llll d 0 91110,3,. NO. 11, Poultry, I N. 31, Alkipte.High- IA ) . le, Yharing-crossi street.. Wh ere a ll titotines, ;lithe Public-Funds is carefully transact rl.—Priza4 paid_uti demand. ONE TICKET most gain more than 4.40,1)00, It may goi-I,Cdso i coo ! Ou the 17111 of ',NEXT ,NI•ON'r li. ,ti uisp, finding Irstiti ihe tittprecrtle'slfeti Sales th,st the Lottery oliets ' ulth., itwersal approbation; b 'ls Icier to call the attention of liis Prienttt to the near op. prohth of the Drawiag, which CO 'AI TUESDAY, the Vtit of N; XT 3,IONTH,TINe Scheme consists atoll). 1.1,000 ' ic " l4 l Containing 2 Prizes of 40,0,41., g i f ao, ooo l. 2 o f 10i001111., St.c,erx.umottuting.tu-205',V,u1. iit-titock and .honey. * 4' 'Eh , asfonishing success which inertia-14y attends iISINI-Ps Ott: :es is so universal) known that it would he ow. t i ftelvary to state it, lean if thelimits of an Atlverreletutitit *oUld admit of it; suffice, it to say, he Sold in the last L o tt er y trust finished) One Prize of SO,OOO Pounds. . as I L QG (Abet Capital 4, and in the la•t twelve Months, . , r r\vo Pt , zes of 45ff,CQCI Pottl4lS, One of 40,000 Pounds, '4.t w , • Four of 34,026 Pimmis i, s is numerous l'ri?‘,s of '2O 0001. Rzc. 84c, os Vasty he %t•en . le ' Sclretnes winch are to he loot gratis at his (ono t 4, IP, CO rnhill, i%llli 9, Charing-Clrias, wliexe 'rickets and shares ire titiW stilling.' . . - ' fIUMON Y. VEOPLE (If every rank pay adoration to the shrhke of Wedlock; bt}t, where the Constitution has Steil taisittalhy disease, or .debilitated bra certain habit, Lontra clo t a t h it rally age, it rettovatiuti of stability prcrious tiotstritir that state i. intlispeu- Ably roquisite i,l ret tve lite *" l otbering !paths of lite, and to reanimate the , ystent. d isorders have contrilnacd timiv essentially to th4stroy i•r l 'i9kvitl happiness shalt those wt.tch are the conse,viciiceil l un ilOilidOil pleasure. It .1;:t3 tilt, COVlSlderalltiti ill* 1114 441 t: essr*. -CU Rll 1. and Co, Sisrgeolis..al ell); .4m l professional attainin - ents, Nientbers of the Royal Col uf Lornhitt and. Eilintuir4h, to present tothe Putilic the FII",t„ sp of thirty years vericnce in the Cure of Vein.real' )4 t ,4 41 P 1411 ' 1,1 , told those Denilities and I),..f.en‘ticies which 1, - 1 --„l. , ol frew.tently„prevent or iathttter inattrioorial state. 1. 41 ": 0 varions gradations, from recent inlet tion to confirmed at a lrettlineut commands very (1111 II a speedy, and icxl corT, dubiou, cas t s, their ieng.w.o,l well. rteea r g "zPerleneegivesthent a peotaptitude deet-wai that 10 4 ,„ el tilt Patient from being. nierearialiged out 01 . Ili> CV ,tid"ctes or having his constitution undermined, and the et broleiple deutroyed . latent, hut insidious disease, in Va lt Vg,. ftl. !tt fiituAS4ontitlettco sittllow,Pietenders. lit Iti,r -'•l'dits t. • tti.hx..tion and Atony. Of the Or :It:1'1e% tree, insalubrious , or solitary sensuality, their pritetice,gives new life and 1 ,• 7.,gy i tm.sytetit, even in cases which are verging tt"tr. Ntricturcs and olhei deratigeittertl* of the Urethra, tittle); tetuove ft mild antl-ellettetitl manner. Skin and re ot Venereal Intec:tiuit ;lee send lu the short perinti days. To the peilui r it Will he ' consolatniy to +low th at, th„„ , D • • ti Icl vinier t , t l„,, luny be cur., 1,109 v 4...31 nies % awl sap the lenotamiou of I, ,, uttUlti kr ak ° . 14 ,,,troolcti Stith tandoor i delicacy, and ittriulablo th t 474 4 ," 1 01. torriz nod (:,o.' i a 4 iy consulted every day,'at st At i t rwust, 1074 latton.gardan,- , -I..eitet iron) the Count ry, ',Mouldy the cur, moat of &c. and onelosing. iit,,, 4 , 714 "1'i11ve fur AdVire and . it letikines„ Will be treated uitlt ."14"11,/4 ‘9" 11 .""li s ;ot XO4 toll-iorgrth MR.. SI-lEItIDAN In the Press, and speedily will be published,embellished with a fine' Pairait and is Fat SiMille of his Iland-writinf, .A 1 C HOIRS ot the Right Hon. RICHARD lIRINSIKY SHERIDAN. Drawn from authentic Documents. awl iilustiated with original Corre.pontlence anti a variety a interesting Attvcdut us ; to which will be prefixed, a Biographical Account of his Family. liy LL.T): esc: Printed fur Henry Colbourn, Comlnit-street. This Day N•a3 pahlishedi Embellished with two engraved Plans, price 4s. V. boards, V"L.. FLORIST'S MANUAL; or, Hints for the ColiAtructino of a Gay Flower Garden ; with Oh sea vatiolis nu the best Method of preventing the Depreda tiona Of Insects, KC. By theAutimres's - 4 Botanicalpillogiies," Sketches uf. the Phyrriulugy of Vr sfrt ahle Life." Printed 'fur Henry Colimn!, Condirit-strevt. 'Poi) Day was published; n Thrce hint, price IL Is. EDQA NATIONAL TA La lly Nils.: ,t.pt.§ToN, Author "of 4 . Pi ivdtt• Etlue.tt ion " The most smith., the most ioNttl, the most heroic senti ments heam throughout this wort: ; the finest, the purest tes sous. of .rourtlitv Are inculcated iu every tine. Ptintea for Henry Culburn, Conihtit-street. Of whom and alt Iloolisellerimay be had. by the g.tille Mahar, PRIVATri 14 . 1)UCA'tION, or a Practical . lan for the Si d4 . .4 Yount; La(lies, u:ith Atiaresi to Parents, P0.,;4 0 Gov et itlld 11,6 . 1 rupils, 2d e , !itioll,rer;srd, priet:, Ts, 841, hoards. • - This Day was riVisheil, In 3 viols. 12mo. price 11. 4s. t , nlliellished with Vignettes and • Yiusic, • • .14 EN !A -RN' N.:—.The Thin] ''Eolition. Wish,P*AtexplanstorrPrefAce. The Pubil'khet Wails itiSiiselfuf this opportunity to cention the puhtiF egisinYt tbe crrtineotts isnpr.essi.ms wikkh hoer pre. v,ailed in the tr,Vtitls of some lwrson., respeeting this uorli; the most tionir rind nnfvundrd iiiterpretni ions imeisiK been put olmn nr.rny .1 it.. Amongst tatter misrepresentations the ehP•ravt et of Lady Margaret Itnelianan hos ben ettrihnt tl) 0114, to whom neither in manner .nor Au mind it hears Ote I , ..ttst te , eniblance . . The P eface t,t the present edition contains 'it stetement of the extent to which hints; for some of the etiamt.ters. hove tieert taken front Actiml observation. `Printed fur Henry Cothurit, Conduit-strot.t. M. FOCCUE, I)('KE OF crritANTo. culliorn will shortly put:lists, by Authority, in French as well nit English, flat .two following important produc tions 1. A LETTEIt tit the 1)IJR: Ell tit' WELLING - '.CON, widressed to his Grace from k)res.deo, by M. youche, 1.1,1;e of Ottanto.• 2. A of the PUBLIC LIFE of M. FtIUCHE, Thar comprehending twelve Political Dornments of the highest interest, now first. printed from the .origivals. This sorb portrays this celebrated than as he really is. It exhibits his ntrtat. secret sentiments. the spirit of his public life ' lint' the principles which hove dir e ct e d hi m at a lt p er iod s tintlet Initiations the mutt dirrrgifitd• 'The . l'u Docoolerits kilt he tonnd to throw great light fin the personal relations of the Duke and on the 'history anti character of recent events. • This 'Day was published, the edition, pt ice tis. i. i t D01411.1E. By BEN.1, 1 1:1,11N DE CON. sTANT. Author of the Tr,twerly of Wallstriii, This work pvet(eots to Lek ren w rimi l le hea u t i e 3 , tt e m u• Tuts us to think, MI its eliaracters. Are drawn with the hind tir a Master. 'Clio writer . penetratod deeply iuto the lianian heart, he has exhibited it quite nalri-ti. I-le Nt has re- Insented man' 6 1 101 At ht . i's wunhitt-ii and his irre solution!, his presumption and his generosity, his littleness anil his grundeur "—Oazette (le Frativ. e. ADELAIDE. A Tragi•ily in tire Acts, dedicated ti Miss. OiNcilt. By RICHARD SITEIL, Zitiii....Petfurtneti at the Theatre Royal, Covent-pu t tee. . 3. The TALEN"I'S RCN MAD, er Eiioitten liutnired and Sixteen, a Sutirical POetu, by the Authaeot 'All the Tithruis;/ stil edition, 8r: u, st. riit. . . 'ie poetry of this Smire 1% sunnier to that of tl m far . frueed puttutts .f literature ; and if the notes ;Ire less Worn• cd, they have the merit of helng more witty and eartstie!-.. Lit. iteg l'tinted tar Henry Calburn, Conduit-street;` HICSMAN'S PILLS, Tor the GILAVEL and STONE, LUMBAGO, ,flec. • OF the liartOtis Corn : plaints ihcident to the Ltutwdn Frame; these are risme more dreadfol in Their nature, tiny ,more 41 - aratiog if& their, onsferittentos. t hut the (1 ' .4 " 1 4 " 4 Sto ne . Tbuy ttrt eumphdins I. ‘ ) *Mob every per. son, et eft the most abstemious, is lsahlr, acthis stater we drinli is impregnated with particles which ate a cell."' of these exam:lifting tortures. HielintenYs Pills, composted of the mo,t innocent iogreskents ? hoe berm found of sifigninr cacy, iu strengthestilisilte vesseli ,solit,iiising the 111-iii,!_utlet desfroyidg the petrifying - whilst' , rernorist4-tite or gritty is•cret sons, tend imnishoig. evol pernicione tendency ttr those disorder,. Ns:it:lout cositilsvolosit.. • They.ere thettiote with greitt ‘ontii:issice viscommensied to tlik algseted ,as 'the most tatte:tci utt s remedy they can feSisft if', tit thititrivt Com' ,plitints; at welt 'as tor I.lttnhago, in the- Bitek sas4l Stimpitati tof urine, and disstrtlersi of that Kidneys and Bladder. S'olti in it,lxrit at tt. 91. and fl by Mesits.ler r.;q. 4, ChC,,tils;dc., I+uadtlii ; atlit tutiot, 10.0 thCrinCipiti ;Nit: 41410 c Vtlitigri in trary TawLs. ik letter from a Merchant at Nem York to his Correspondent at Gloucester says— , " Things are very awkward here—your last consiconnent .ot goods %yin not fetch the pt ices they are worth in England ;, the market k completely overstocked ,with till kinds of English and. Scotch mannfoc= tures, such as broad' clot Its., maslint, Myleliester goods, Birmingham., 6hetheld, Siatfordshire ware, pins, Bristol . glasi, and almost every thing you c,ka.meotian. ,The imports are beyond precedent front France, Germany, and 6147- ;4la,ces : they not only rival you in.theTta lityof the attici:"... but undersell in price, all:for cash. The only scarce fin tries arc salt and coal ; it costs one a guinea sterling per vt - rek For one fire in winter—we have it from England. The produce of the country I can semi you very lovr for money (11 bill at 70 (rSW, sight), but barter Crude is at present extremely bad. Mutton Is. 6d. per pound (about 10111.• your money), beef Is. 4d. to 2s. per pound; house. rent dear—a ware house which might let in Gloucester for 201. a year would bring 200!. per annum here." Nate YORK, Juts 9,—Captain Taylor, front Havannalt, informs, that on the 24th of June an embarro was laid at that place, to continue on American vessels for three days, and on all Spanish' vessels 23 , days, in consequence of numerous Cur thagetritin privateers being :off that port, which had caPturt and burnt seven or eight sail of Spaniitt „vessels. There was one frigate in the port of ilavannah,.but not in a condition to go to Sea. A; f new.Gov'ernur, it was said, had:arrived at liivannals. (From the Litahimure Pe t,•;61.) - „ eIADHID, MA lug' s.—Our diff,:rences with the United .`states are about uSSliiiihio , 7 a serious cha meter, in consequence of the refusal of the Ante .. ric - an Government to t estor e provisionally that part of Florid* which is the object of our demand: It trill be recollet ted that linonaparte,' obtaining Louisiana, by his • partians in - the then Spanish Moistly, sold th.t vast province to the United States -tor 16 ; 000,00 dollars. Our ineseut Go vernment tines not mean to contest the validity of that tittle but it desires to lose nothing •b oc Louisiana itself. The United States consider, On the contrary, part ofWest Florida as being united to the Government ot Louisiana, and followiug the : condition of the principal province. Mr. Jefferson, the former . President of the 'United StitteS, declared that this difference should he the subject of a negociation ; but Mr. Mailiion thought that he could negueiate more advantage ously after having taken posSession'ufAbe object in dispute. This usurpation Met with 911CeesS during the: trouble:l of Spain.- Nov we reclaim the territory which belongs. to us in the most amicable manner. Instead of ncgoCiating, the American Government declares, it will. keep the territoty„. Here, then, is the conintenceniQut of a rupture. leis doubtless very disagreeable to us to See ourselves menaced with a war by the Unittd States,' at a time when we hove to combat the ludingents of Buenos Ayres and the Callfcces .We ha, e no allies against the. United State—we calculate cm the justice atnl energy of our cause. The Fisheties on the Bank of Newfoundland and in the Waters of the British Settlements in North America continue to he the subject of much di3CllSSitia in the United States. The fol lowing toe extracts :—, " Portsmo cth, Julie 27. " T;tr, Frsticates.—Tweitty-one sail of fishing vessels hare arrived at this port Mid NtWeaht.le. the present sestet) the 14 which, arrived here brought 2,6b9 gointals, Mid the'StVell r • at Netlivastie, 101. total 4U-11; the total number brought in lest yar on the tut t,l July was i 2,4u° quintals; set down the lOss t 4 Clay's Trtaty. • - .1. Oovoral fishiniversels arrived front , the Day of Pultrly have hod their papers indorsed as follows Warned front fishing in the waters, or using the shores of Ws. Uriturinie :lajei,iy's North American Ctiloi.ies for the purposes connect ed with the 6ilieries, by lets Majesty's ship 1:spoil. ; this defy( Jane, 11116,' AFFAMS OF HAITI. • E.Prons Me G2zettes of C4J4 Henry, to Me 'Wit 3ftty.l They are ptineillaily filled with well-written articles on the internal affairs of Hayti. , These Papers represent PRTI,ItI, the of Ctt IsTorit AV ha Kay ertm in another pate of the islatail, and is to mulatto, as 5i enemy to the freedom oft this blacks -.,as being tile tool of Frtittee, and desirous of . returithig under her dornittiott , -- - and as capable at every sprcies of crime and dissimitlation. On the oilier hand, they exhibit Henry (Christoptic) as the pattern of 'every royal ekce/- lettee, &,c. lie haN a place in the motititainsohout 1g mites irons the Cape. which is 'Strongly font . . fiod, in which are e‘oustantly kept bunions - a quan tities of munitions of war and provisions. lie is now briildi4villages roottnil his ipalaces, can be protected by its powerful` batteries. His ifOUN arc said to amount to nearly 30,000, well trmed, and paid. The Kitig fi ly iai .ttis palace of San* Suud. VAccitiat ion has be to illir(411CCII bit Cape Ilenry; By the last accounts received, at. Hamburglt from Berlin it appears, that tiie PretSsians of late have .- been ekeet-dingly clamoroni fOr the new tonstitntion promised thein by the Government Ht times of exigency. The Nobility oppoie toe mea sure ‘vtl) all their influence, heeause the 'nem constitution %would bring. with it the loss of their privileges. Ilfuettna was daily expected at Halo burgh, on his way to the bath at Dobbnyan. The last. accounts left him at Nlag(Lbtlrg. Severai of the mot , t dist ingnished inhabitatit Hambnrglt were already preparing for the . Prince splendnt f est i v i t i es ; a nd they were determined to Shew how much they appreciated the presence of one of the most dirt ingiushetl (4-Hymns Of Europe. In cnnsegnenee of the bad prospects of the corn harvest in many of the districts in Germany and Holland, grain had risen considerably in price at Hamblirgh. "1 he old and respectable house of. Mr. At,.ei. ANDF o t BU R RIMES, at Ilamlnagh, has been com pelled, by the distresses of the tines , to strap payment. PIIIVATG CORRESPONDENCEi. " Paris, August 8, 18)G. c" The Duke of WBI.I.INGT9N is exlite(ed heti in the course of the womb, '!'Derr it Ito ne‘‘s - stirring; t NIT patties nr looking Uti to the month 6f October, Bowe with Iwpcs, and sonte.witli too-3. t•;,,s v e c . s w o rk is in the press, and will come Out, I suppose, very shortly. " At last tkie fine weather Vents to have set in twee.. 'lhe fears of a bad coin harvest in Flanc4 have vanished :, it is even expected, it this wentlrer should lust, as !nay reasonably' be expected, that the cr.pip of whew and oats will be very great. The first, crop or has been almost universally destroyed or spoiled and though the r‘tinS h a ve, ronlettd the second crop wore 'productive, dust will not he sollicient : the tie :ikewke t ‘itim Ont b.HI and out abundant, '!'ha wiuts prohably ,w ill he s eat - .. „ttird. bad, " Trvc. foods ipdeoed to-day at a 7 tr. 50 c. ; 4nd ; et halt; past two Ivcre . th e sanie price. " There , is a most ektraordiiiary tise , io filepricc ,of gold coil) : iu Common limes you net for a tiv.ni 4 - narsd franc hill, or a thoosanil francs in silver`, is the same thing, a thOUSAIId francs it) gold, for t \.vo or at most three francs t for bonne o we this price has been gradoally rising j hut within foot or tivc days it has risen so rapidly, )lint tel the looney clikingers otfcredfoorteeu francs a thousand for gold : to-day, however, they sell it for thirteen, Ido not attribute this to any political le4rs, b,nt only to th e course of exchange, which inekes It poke adrantkyeous to send gold to England and elsewhere than teinit accident happened this morning at the Palais Royal : u Lientlemati went into the shop 0f,4 gttnz.satith named ; he was snap:. ping the locks 'of pistols to try them, when one of them, which . hy some extraordinary circum stance ~ va s loaded, went of and killed on the spot the nephew of the master of the shop: lir any other quarter Or Paris 80ell on event ~ v oot a have caused .io great sensation; on that spot, under the eyes of every body, it becomes the topic of conversation of all Paris." GtaNIAN PAPERS. Vl2lf!tk, JO' 1."( 27.—Xiadaine Murat not haying been yet able to find a suitable house., is going for The present to Preshurgh. She must -Nava Hinnluirgh nest week, httatise the ftluglish Atn. bassaduri. LorilfStewart, wishes to take pObtios. skiti . by that time; the assignees Of Bayou Fenno: having let" tire chateau to 11441,0 tt higher rent. SVIrtTZMU.AI4I3. JULY popfihtion or the manufacturing Cantons con:it - rues to stiffer by the obstacles Wile() the neighbouring count tie throw in the way`of their industry. '`heir losses • are estirnated at ahoVei seven niiiliOns of fiorins. e price of torn has fallen this week in all the markets in the East of Switzerland. The 'fine intripect' of the harvest, which is about to hegin, will make it fall still lower. 0,1 the Maine and the Illiinothe.peoples alarms beg,in insen,ibly to subside. Several etnivoys of grain, whicls apecit lators hail tent for (rout Italy, hove soddenly re , , eeived cottntotortlerti on the read, on account' of the unexpected fall in -the price. Ntißio3BKrea, Atto. sail that the Orii# man Princes have given orders in their Chance. rics; not to use, Or to take, in the titles of Bove.. reign Princes (nut Kings) in French, the nnsuit» able title 'of Monseignenr, because it degraites them, and pots them in the ryes 01 lor , ignertu k particularly the Fiench # on k level , with (hely Dues, „Maiquis, .and Princes ve„ and in France. and Italy every Liialtiiip and higher Pdieer of State called Monsignori: tort Monseigneur. Some public paperst say thAt the EX- COfigtil Angelibi, was eutoluctrtroot ot VrAtter by Gehdatrno. Ile hoot rerkoovil oh the protectioti of the liloglifyls (torerottiem., b•tt Lord Strw." had it t him ti.tto'w be cooll not flumes him. 11:v et , tuse of hi* haoiihthent it stsid to be i ettroitral corit'spootient With some E7tgli)ll revolottoirms.