The Sun. — London, England, 1816-09-23 00:00:00

sure path for public credit ) beret once troddenduting the Revo- Lakin, your late DepUties had the glory to enter. Let to follow their footstep:ond we shall infallibly extricate ourselves from "She gloomy labyrinth in which we now wander. Thus onlycau we hope to relieve the land (rift the excessive burden of taxa tion, and to rescue ourselves front the fangs of an insatiable Cupidity, sOlieti loads the public treasury with claiuts impos sible to be satisfied. Thus, finally, and thui alone, shall wie be enablettto relieve. our Vithappy conttry from a foreign yoke, and to place it free and flourishing in the hatids of our beloved Sovereign. When we bare regaineil our independence, Chen we may 'frame thoie honourable alliances, which, while they enable . tos t te act our proper'Part on 'the great thi•ittre of Europe— t4-5 protect the weak, end to resist the opprelsorwill sczore /Is against the return el those *sanguifiary wars, and the re vlial of that terrible conscription, 'tinder which we have so long groaned. Choose, then; thuie Deputies Who, dwelling midst of you*, have he a rd all ritir sighs and complaints 4-I,ati.e piii4d The miller deprived of her children, and the 1; easant Arisen from his' cottage—wls6 have un interest to iaaintain the laud in 1;01Ce, and have never prostituted their votes to the adulation Ofrt destro}ing despot, fur the age of l'ause places and emoluments Which .weig Sapported the ilwcat and blend of the people. Above all, Electors, choose those Deputies with will pre serve you front the miseries ) and horror's, and certain ruin, of a new ecvoltition. dhboite riot ttf.)sc tvlia think all Governments of fact - equally There is no certain guahntee rtguittst pCri;etudi bat tht Government of t he Iltiorbo(nr. Choose ant those , who c4rry their tievA out the hereditary tine of sue ission—the only leiritnhati Croviinineht tinder t►bich FrAtice tido risli eil for io many centuries. Choose not those Who . do not !Dolt 'With hii . :ror v oh tfir exe cr4b:c murt: trs of 'Louis XVI:, hi; ainii►l;le Queen rind sister, his snu; and that brave Pilacc, the lamented heir , of the great CuntU. Such men, and such alone, would havewished. to be confoinidoi in u common amnesty with those wielied ilegicides. Wixom ttie lute Gbutuber of Deputies afincist ogered to driVe from the countrY. diooie not the friends, the ,deptmdeuts ) ; the, partizans of Ottfre •. choose riot those, who, disregarding tha religion of oaths, wi re the first to set an example of taking tht oath of allegiance to the Usurper.. Choose not tlpsa who - avo the enemies of all religion. The i'bruier has consecrated the liberty of worship, hut it has not conseyrated, and could not &insect:ate, that impiety which lirealit the bonds of all social dirty, and which was the first and most Total cause of our ttillinplißeVoluti?n. ru not, Vectors, choose the leaVers-of thatiterolution, its apolog4ts, its admirers; but ebOose good turn and true, ilia faithful subjects of the King, the bait lovers of the coon iryjo.nren 4.1:0 cat, Neitlidut a blush - prohoutire the sacred dionimor ct Patiie, and tehosv cry in the midst of dis tress and difficulty, a s in tht hour 'of joy' and triumph, is Pire fe Itats4liand • 1 PA ti S , Wednesday iforning . :4Tlie COnstitution.. *hits, who were ill tiisgrace last year, anti ordered outfit* :Paris, are now venturing within the .sphere of rench pnlitieti, if not of the Court. Lanjul. s*is is already restored to favour, and will, it is *aid, take an active part in the Chamber of Peers, *t Whieh he is a member, in support tsf Om Mt tlistry. The Abbe Gregoire; ivho had long retired front political life, is also received into favour; for the first time, by the present Government, and will probably be returned a member of the Chain btr of Deputies. The great charge against him his having voted the death of Louis XVI. This he - has frequently and publicly denied. SE2r. 18.--Vha publication of M. (IC Chateaubriand, so long and atixiously'expected, is offered for sale this morning.---it is 'entitled De Monarchi* selon la Chah - lt,' and has for motto Le noi, Gn Charte,, et lee honnetes gen s.' The author offerel to his Majesty yesterday a first and splendid copy. This homage was accompanied with *letter, signifying, that his conscience im periously urged him, for the benefit of his coun try, not to suppress this production, and that all the instances opposed to his determination were weak against this monitor. It is rumoured, that it was intimated to the noble . Peer, that should be persciere, it might cost hint his place of Mini- Ater of State : but he was 'inflexible. VILENCH PAPERS. fAms, • Saar. 19.—1 t having been stated to hie Majesty, that the efrective force of the French infantry of his guard ,was sufficient for. the Or dinary service about his person, be has decided, that the measure relative to the suspension of re cruitment of the army of the line shall apply like wise, and for the same reusons, to the regiments of French infantry of the ItoyaliGuard. tieneral :Brayer, un officer...who was one"of the tirst to declare for Huonaparte at Lyons', bus been tried, par conturnace by a . Court-martfal, and capitally convicted. It appeared from the evi: dence,,.—that Brayer attempted to intitnidate Marshal Macdonald at Lyons, by telli t ng,hins that measures were taken-. to ~ preveittlltis'leiviog the town. 1( I have a sword'," replied 'the Marshal, " and I shall know liOivlo elear.lny way." - PARIS, soldittrts . .tif the Royal Guard have lctt ,the Capital on furlough. . The proceedings against the , assosins of the Royal Volunteers of Avignon were Yesterday heard before the Court Of Cessation. Thii tail!' is nearly the same with that of the agiliS6l , 13S of Ar. paillargues: • BOLOGNA, SEPT. 10.—The Tribunal of the holy Office bas aciZed the whole•of a work called been chefi to appear ; •at-Rome. The Jews of Mantua (at .least 20ir00) have- ad,trvaidd a 'new me/initial to - the' Emperor, on tlie,4tihjeCt 'of the persecution of, thiEir brethren hi Pletlinont aril in the German States. hl ARS ET LIAS , 'Sept. . (Extract of a Letter written at a Count4•house near Algiers the SUth of Augabt,) " The forts and sea-batteries, which were con sidered as forinidable, are ahnost all demolished. The Algeriuc fleet, with the exception of a brig of 22 guns, a galliot of 14, and a half-galley, has been burnt, together with die gon 7 bolts and boinb-veaseli. The English bombs and balls have very much damaged _the houses of this city. Those 'of the Consuls were all more or less injured. The Consul of France and myself riot being in a great hurry, We left the town amidst the roar of 300 pieces of artillery, to proceed to a country-house about a porter of a league off. Vtte Were follow. ed by an itWmense crowd of Moors, Jews, and children, who fled froM the balls, and especially the bombs ; . the latter, and even some 36 pounders, passed heyoltd the town, and struck some of the pool fugitives'." FRENCIT FUNDS. Five per Cent. from 22d March, 1610, shut the 4th Sep. teraber at 57 f. 40 D. Ditto, from the ,22(1 Sept. 181 G, 57 f. 50 c. 40 c.' bO c. 40 c. c. 57 f. 40 c.. 50 c. 45c. 50 c. GOO. Actioni of the Bonk, from the Ist July, 11()0 f. 110 i I. 25 c' 1100 f. FLANDERS MAI r 4, [RECEIVED Tlll9 MORNING.] • AMSTERDAM . , SEPT. 14.—A passenger just ar rived .from Demerara, on luirtrd of the Bellona, • Captain Crawford, and who made. the Voyage in four weeks and five days, having sailed on the 17th,July, informs us, that ut tl►e time of his de parture.the Colony was perfectly tranquil, no ap pearance of insurrection among the negroes, and the crop of cotton and coffee highly:Trotui,sing. BRUSSELS, SEPT. I9.—Among the numerous petitions presented to the Second Chamber is one from the Straw Manufacturers and Weavers of Tournay, who complain of the loss they:sustain by the smuggling of English and French articles, which if not stopped will wholly ruin their" mann factories, which are already reduced to two-thirds of the number that existed in 1512.. 11r. Gendibien brought up kreport from the Committee.of.Petitions ; gave an account of a petition from a great number of Spinners of the city of Ghent. The Reporter employed. the very words of these workmen to•shew the importance of those great establi*hments, which giveemploy- Ment and support to 15,000 persons ; he showed the necessity of protecting these finemanntacto riet, by adopting strict and. prudent legistativemea sures against envious neighbours who would wish to destroy them; and concluded by saying, that the CoMmittee thought they -Ought to ernpl4r the expressions.of the petitioners in a rnafter of such . importance, and proposed that the petition should be deposited at the Gretle (lie on the table), that the Members might read it during, the dilcussion s on the Law respecting the Customi, in wllich the - elections were actually engaged. The Russian frigate the Prineclilneher has.ar rived at Helvoetsinys with part of the dowry O r the Princess .of Orange. 1.11,1,E, Stpt. 17,-ORDER, OF THE DAY. "Notwithstanding the repeated orders that have been given, that the troops of the line should re- -frain from troubling the tranquillity of the city of Lille, there was •yesterday again a quarrel after an entertainment given by the Officers and Sant terns of the Hussars of the Nor* to the Officers and Subaltems of the (Masseurs of La Venae. The General commanding the Division is going to have those Subalterns brought, to trial who resisted the National Guard, and drew their, sabres upon them ; but to prevent these disorders in future, the commanders of corps are ordered to hinder these meetings where excesses are in- (bagful in ; which a stare of intoxication - aggravates . . still more. They are ordered to take the -neces sary measures . for this purpose, and they will be mule personally responsible for the disorders which may arise in figure. , .- "The Lieutenant-General commanding the 16th Militat y (gigned) "?ammo amnimoz. " Lille, Septembet 18, 181 G." iViansou, SEPT. 22,—0n Friday the battened Duchess ,of Gt.oucas T e tt arrived at the castle trotn - liagshot Etnk.. Lord and Lady Aariax'and daughter arrived front their house near . .Epsom. Fier i4Jasry and the Royal Family, With a se lect ?arty, dined at frogruore, and in the evening had a party of the neighbouring Nobility. This morning the Duke Bin, Dnchess of Walt and the Duke bf Sussilx arrived , at the Castle. 1n the afternoon the Duke and Duchess of Yottx returned to:Odtiantis to dinner. This day being the Anal- Versary of the Kixo's Core nation, the wag ushered in u;ith the ringing tet . bells. 'D i e day being rendirkably fine, after Church her 1 4 1 - JESTIC took AU airing CO iktiACeliS ELIZAWIC4 COttage. MAIL 4. Annie En—l France, I Flanders, t Gottenburgh, I Gnernser and .lir4ey, -2 Milian, I Waterford. Pt IE.- I Ilaintinrgy; I Li,ison, I Floilifid, I Ciuttenburgl); 1 Dublin, Water- KING GEO. 111. cttowNim.-1 I olidny at the Bank, Lictettuei, East India and South - Sea Houses. • Snomt.-;=-Average Price of Brown or MnscorndO:Stigar,. computed from the Returns made in the week ending the 1 bth day of September, tat:;, is 475. 4th per cwt. 1.1101 - 1 ‘VATEIt Al' LONDON MUDGE To-monnow. Mottling, 15 injures after 4. 1 Evening, 40 minutes atter 4 THE SUN. 2411.11'11 QUIS DlCEtte F tI.4UAI AUDEXI" LONDON, MONDAY, :SEPTEMBER 23, 1816. Whatever the French Nation may have • re co v erect by the return to the Charter, it is very obvious that it has 119,t , recovered the Libeity of s.he css. The Journals to the- 20th ate among the most jejune and dull puLlieAtions that ever professed' to tell the ne..vs or convey political in formation. ‘Vhat they afford we have, as ; u4nal ) translated ;but if they continut.in the same.tract, the tusk of doing theta into. English will become " a custom more honoured in' the bleach than in the observance." It gave us great pleasure on Saturday to aid the measures of Government, and of the MagiserAcy, by publishing the OvrtcrAt. Notice reSpccting the 'Silver Currency, which appeared in a Se , bond Edition of Tna SUN, and materially helped' to re-assure public confidence. This Document, which was eagerly pernsnl ip our columns, and generally circulated Ibrooolollt the Metro polis', being pnsied from band to hand with the utmost avidity, thus..contributedessentially. (we 'rejoice to know) to the tranquillity and 're-, gularity with which the business of 'Saturday evening was every where. conducted. While we discharged our public duty lollies instance, it is .safisfactory'tir observe that there was no slackness,. but on the contrary the'greatest alacrity and zed, in other quarters to avert the mischief which . WaS too mt , ch to be apprehemir4 from this .stltien . stoppage of the Circulating INTedinm. The Loan MAYOR promptly and iodic:4)o4y placarded the following notices over the City SILVER COIN. Notice, the Baiill of England do not- refuse any Oil lings or sixpences, on aeconninf their hriti* phin;provided they are English. 13y Order of the Lama MINK, ,Satordey Morning. FRANCIS 1 - 10III,ER. la the after - tioon the following fresh notice was posted at the Bank and Mansion-House : SILVER' Cara.,—TatkC WiCe--Ml Shitliu g s auil .Sixpencev of the Coin of the Realm, whether plain or not, will continue to .he exchanged at. the flank of Enghtml as lwretofore, till the issue of the new Silver Coinage, which will not tie place before the month of February next.—N.R. Thine who refuse to tate the current Coin of the RealM are liable to beprige. euted.—llani; of England, Sept. 2i, 1818. Aftcrwaids a third Notice was issued : WOOD, lidnyor,r—SzLvEn Coil.-13y authority of his M. jecty'S Secretary of State ,for the }Tome Department, Notice isitereby . that all Shillings and Sixpences that can be considered as of the Established Standard in fineness will he .exchanged for new Silk! Coin when it is issued ; anal it ail. pears that large proportions of the Plain Shillings tend Six fences no in circulation are of this description. Brorder of the Lord;lgaytir, F. tibnu:a. Mansion-house,- Saturday, 21st. Sept. 1814. In 'consequence also of numerous applications by trhdespeople to tbc Police Magistrates at all the offices, for information what was to be done, bills were issued from Qiieen-square as follovrs S[LVE[t. Public Office Queen-square, Westminster. . . • September In, The Magistrates of* above Office inform the Public, that all kind of Shillings, 410 W or lately rn circulation, are taken at the Batik Gf• England, with the exception of French or base tnet al ; they therefore t ecorninen d to a l ,chop-keepe rs, and o!..hers, in +leder to pterent any breach of the public pence, to - take - such Silver above nanied, as usual. Sighed by Order, ' • NV. M'ILLEr., Ckrit: All thew preenotion 2 ind eAteran. B I, a d ; h e d c .,. •Ir • • sired etrect, and-,the! Silver Coin is this morning eireula,ting with us little impediment as hereto fore. A . Worit has , been recently compiled and printed by order of , the Board of:Agriculture, entitled, "The Agricultural State of the Kingdom i Re- ! &mat-0, Maich, and ripri/, .1816." It consists of the answers retitrned to , the lloa - rd by the mait, (Talent and intelligent land-Owners in . England, Scotland, and Wales, d escr ibi ng the (Nitres* of landlords and fariner,., and the extensive and gene ral ruin which was spreading through their re snective districts. This publication will deserve some of our at -ten/ion hereafter, though we are to-day precluded from entering upon 30 extensive a theme. The Plan itself appears to us to resemble the ape_ client of a man who, being unable to see throlJgiv. , a pair of spectacles, INt p raultip4ying glass to :5 Il t :I Inok tlirobgh, in order that .be Might see stina i , more clearly anti distinctly. The angles of this novel assistant to - vision inliCith cases multiplies) diversifies, and distracts ; and we need not wondei . that after as confused a pair&rotna ps lever, Wil s . presented .to the " mind's eye," we shoUld risC frOni perusing this manifold instead of manifest Report, filled with byrtheses, problems, Er positions, theoriei, and visions with just as spare . A sprinkling of facts and as slight a dose of infor mition as could Well be expected froth the coot% blued prodtiction of - so many wise heads. . . According to the very best fairy tales, when th e hero or heroine child was born, every kind fairy gifted it with some accomplishment ; but still there was some disappointed GnOrne who thre/ in a curse to discomfit all its advantages. Even 30 it is with this birth of the Agricultural Report ' One benign Being gives one quality, sad °.- other another ; but lo ! the mighty. Magic ian CLASH waves his necromantic wand, an d initetidot all Twining smooth and with even tendency to one good end, the f a bl e b eco thi s i n v o lved, the Wl' ness intricate, the issu e i ne xplic a ble, and all th e means huddled togethe r lik e the letters of th e Learned Men of Lap u t a , w hi c h w e r e to be throw n into form and p r acti ea ll ut ili t y by a very igge"iau f piece of machinery—rnore ingenious, we fear, than any mechanism our Board-of Agrieultore can eto. ploy to give equal intelligence to their ReP°ll* It is not only properly but highly recessary to notice the shameful price which the Public are at this time Paying for Butchers' Meat, %Odle the Graziers anti Farmers are' veheMently complain , ing of, the ruin that awaits them on account* the fall in the price of Cattle. 'To skew the int: position now practised upon the Consumer, it is necessary to inform the people in price of the Contract entered into for provitiirl; the several Barracio and Garrisons in Great Bit tam, which is for a supply of 'the best-beci Allmon by the 'Carew, without the offal. At ttit folloWing rates for . some of the principal Coont` el fi 'viz. Devon and Dorset , at 21-4. per'pound Gio" c r e r, ter and Hants, at 2d. 12-1 h. ; g„sesp cre p e whole of North Britain, at 3d. 2-3ds; at 4kd. Surrey, 1-sth ; Leicester, fid. general the same of 'Bread to the consumer,. and the price by . Corn the mat ket, and.. this shameful iturrl; sitlew vylneh fall so heavily on the Poor is t 'cause, anti the only cause ilia the e i x pceitteli l) : o the Public is disappointed. in the result ot long-desired return of Peace-. •. , .., . The Princess CIIARLOTTB and Prittvc C 681 : 44 givt- a grand. Entertainnirnt ro-nw rrow a t LK; moot. The Duke of Cumberland's Banal left °lv. this morning for the occasion.' Count de G O t:T Z , PrtigSiai)llinistcr 0,1'0'5; is, ne la , ar,• to sneered Mr. JACOSI K 1 . 059T $ Minister 4t the Court of London. i I t Yesterday, at two o'clock, Divine Serviee w performed to th e Pure'e's ltEGENT'S 11011SC1100 A Clillion-honse, by the 11'eli. Dr. CLARKE. t he Yesterday the - Duke ci CA:',lfifiiiiGE ViSited 28 Egt Letters fro PRINCE REGENT at CIIIIIOII-house. ttf April, and the beginning Of Al , 'Y 13" i7 A ft. reported to convey intelligence of Governor ea ' laulT" hat 4 t ) g fitted out an expedition, entnehis nallie Isle of France, under ilatetlr): ;of' Creole Volunteers, under the command . ut , t 'Aide-de"C"4l),- Lieut. Le S .n an, ‘22,c1 regi me : ; r : :and Lien% VINE, of the !loyal N A yy, fa t he r q .. pose of enforcing the surrender of the na tives , r : gaged in •th e rnas , inere of the Europe ou a t l. 'id late settlement at Motwascar. eni A Gentleman who 11117 ed towards the l a tter s tenon''.. oillf'tAt l eu : tll's' :: Y f oont the N A hoardail ia: l o e s r t i i: c e a s r tl i al l: tlei r ss a i l : a i a ' i l t' l l ) gi :l tt : tat'e:::":74t: clgen i ii."i i :l:l; there with his squadron until the negociation. ' o , the Neapolitan Court was brought to 4 " Tr t li te ll tory close. He had • been joined by t he u,' b • ec a -tares frigate. M r . PINCKNEY'S &Wind 10", the referred to the other European Powers.; dni heil t i\l a ni :::: r re o l rely ;i t: a g e N aplei, but its tenor had 'not transpile d. no ..calliCahs cqntinued their defensive P re ! . l of French Government had resii,ite the Austrians than upon their OWII efforts..~"( • day Paper.) - • - n yolk' Vivo more, how4ree, Ryon the el" sro , u tint Exmourit is fi native of CP" f t he ' c f a county (s3ys the tespeetahle EtSitorr'Proists ontiva; Gazette , in felicitating .1) 13 ','''l, 7 ol l IteKiters an the Victory at. Algiers) ",` c ,.• the Eire'' mitily:Ueroes to bleed and conquer T - lif , e r t l y,and honour of the British Empire.'" . e l / le South American yrivatects have car t ; „1 , 41 :1- I -in the ocie l b our i zon d of t h e ci mn i e s, eignt : , , ,4 0 , vessels, and among".them the Carlotito, 111. 'tot cargo valued at 500,060 dollars. We . sia- % ltt sure_ whether these arc new captures or Owe' S t { w 1 , 11 . e h 1, ~tie were More acquainted. t on _ e4lituNttE ItaosuT's stag hound's will "re ` su s .L ri turstiaY , it Mein;; IToly-rinid env, at Ii 1; '•" c o .. i t le, near Breck'nell,ot 10 o'clock. i ulth - 13 Y the Mariborongh packet' arrived. 8 t F'l filf 'Tom Li It . shoo, we have the loterestiog . yat the Portuguese frigate i'larl woo. to 5'", 01 . e tlt l e4th jot. for England, with th e plate P" ej i ~.., by the. Govcrnment of Portugal to the Dal''' %%• ELLINGI-I,s, valued at leo,oool. , ~it a t Mr. CooPatt is reel:oaten- serctue of hi' f j c- ' I . t nt Gloucester, though Coloutl Wron li-11 i g ! tr e ► all the Corporation interest: The contest if. 1 : 110 . v erthele4 s expected to he a sharp one , °all '. a' poll to be prolonged probably to die w bole tiVe r days allowed by law. ' " r ' " 0 511 5 6 IltnniEs, the late IJr,-71.11da of —' v . e" b e Brighton 'stage. . r or. • Patric* Byrne and Patrick Scanlan, tor' r a i i e g ~t. the horrid murderers of Dillon and his witi•!, ---v ,,,. : been -- rotlig . 14 1 1, - • - • k a nd nteocv4 try 4 , 1 t, ut =enc.. se iliforni,!tli::::