The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-17 00:00:00

FR ENCII PAPERS, CRRC LIVED TIIII, SlthiN-12tei.1 PARIS, Oa?. :13. —They write from Stratburgh, that a man 'lathed Hoerdt has been lately arrested at Hajoeneau, accused of having made false de positions of iihats which had never existed. The Doke of Kett! will Tilt Paris about the Sth, 'for tembray'i. Where his 'brother the Doke :at Cambridge is expected from England-4kt the b.tille period . The Doke of Ric!mm& Peer nf France, has stthrtictl In Pads from lii estate in D'Atibigny : he tt•ill immediately st+ 011 for 13ro,sels. OcT. 14.—TbeCotiot (le l'etelada, Ainbassadm- ot Spain, ycsterdhy l>>ui a private audience of du.: 8.11 i,tesentva t,, ;th• liont,ci. the iintrriage of tile King his master, mid the Infant Don Carlos, tl;t : King , ('Spain, ‘rith the Ina ritat l'ortngill, ISethelle :\hrie-Frant:oke ettltlMarie-Fritncnise•Asiise. 00 - 1. 4:2—A great witii'oer 4 Dep.o ties for tlit different pr(ivilicec have "arrived lieut.., for the Assembly of tie States Avllich (11 , 4 4 11 to-multu‘y. lids, Assembly will be tinich more witurrous than the preceding nue, because many parts of thellOgilnin which - liithei - to have had no Representativo will now have , Depoties. , . STLITTG,ARD, SETT. 28.—The Prince-of Molten lohe Las hcrit leprk , eil by the King of lel his places, tor h:ivilyg introduced a deputatiOn of the citizens of this capital into the hall where the States hold their Sittings, and for hating permit ted the OrAior of • this Deputation to pronounce a discont se. AUGFBURGIT, OCT. G.—Letters from Smyrna, dated September 2, contain the following :—The ''Captain Padua has been here some days, and caused our' Governor to be dacapitated.•., TWA' seveleAneastire has not exited any trouble, and We eujny the most perfect tranquillity and safety. WULTSUCTItaII, OCT. B.—Her Highness the Princess Royal of 13dvaria was safely delivered of ti Princess last night at nine o'clock. The, artil lery of the fortress announced this event, which overwhelms with joy his the Prince Ito Val, his august family, and all the inhabitants of the kin'gdom. PRIV:I'rE CORRESPONDME. PARTS. Ocr. O. the nominations cootinue Pottring the tttwspnpers give yon them ; shall ouly wake* Itwarks 1111011 Some individuals. in the Alcuse is itahled If..m,tire, one of the be,,t modern Latft, poets, but %eh° sent of by the Police of Buonaparte, iintutdi3tely arrival in 1815, to influence the public luiod the Meuse, the Meurthe, and the Mosclle. 11l the 'mire his named the Count De Bandy, Yvilo was l'refepit‘ of Paris dating the hundred days, Attd a Alettiber of Ilnonapartt's Chantlyer of De put Cs. . In the Nord is named the Duke of Trevise, pelled the House of Peers on the . King's return, for having hear; Member of Buimaparte's House 0:4 . Peers during the hundred ►lays. It %vas the ill-judged conduct of ►his Duke (to Call, it no worse) which de nixed the King of,tke possibility of stopping at faiale , instead of leaving France. 33tlolltlpa►'te paid on this occasion, in the Malheur, t i high compliment to the patriatiarit of the Duke of Trevise. • At Dijon the Assembly broke up without num- ITT any Deputies. ' At Evreux they named one single Deputy, Mr. Ligot, and then broke up. M. Ligot is decidedly Ministerialist. At Beativais the Duke of Estissae, Ministe rialist, was named, and afterwards the'Asseinbly separated. In the Allier Moulins) it was much leareti that the Royalists would be beaten;- but two at-the former Deputies, both of the majority, M. Au retit Durand and M. Preveraud de la Boutresse, both re-elected : thanks to the generous conduct of M. Coeflier tie Moret, their former col league, who might perhaps Ita%e had as many votes 's either of the:o, bqt who gave up all his pretensions in order to help the common cause. What is the most surprising to Englishmen is the open influence used by Ministtl, and above ail the use their agents make of the King's name : in England, any returning officer acquainting thv different electors that his Alajesty`g pleaVire was that such a person should be named, and- that such other person should not, would probably he tailed to the bar of the House of Connunib to auswct for ilia coothiet ; such, however, has been the conduct of many Presidents of Colleges, and of many Prefects, and, I take it for granted, with out .my authorieation from his Majesty, as he is certainly too much attached t© the constitution to approve of such proercdings. It is astonishing low slowly the pews of the, We rejoice to See Alta the acconnts from ne,trly all parts of England, Scotland, and Ire , land, concur in stating that the late fi l m weather Lis 11,:d art ainiost incalculable rffeet in enabling the Farmers to save the Harvest. The tone of despondency is dropped, and Lope and activity go band in band throughout the Agriculture of the • \Ve hatieteettiveti this month% the Vials Joni - 7 !tali of Maimlay. Thry sersreely supply a pita ! graph worth the trouble of traublatitig. I n our First Page we have sciections from East India Papers to the `2sth !tray, but they contain Diu news of consequence. The Mendieity Report produced a good effect in banishing most of the filthy and loathsome beg, gars front the streets, of the Metropolis. But these Scapins have not left off trade ; they Only assumed other shapes. The prevalent chit. meter at . present is that of a decently dressed t h oug h. kcayed gentleman or tradesman, one who has seen better days, but reduced by misfortune_ to solicit relief. In this garb we lately recogni,zed a Mendicant who was wont to play the Old. Soldier in rags, and covered with wounds. lie is now a distr9se,tl Gentleman, and acts it as well as Mut:lnsist does Orainworm. One of these unfortunates only yesterday, begged from a Lady entering the door of Mr. STEWARD SON, the Portrait Painter in the Atlelphi, who un luckily replied that she -had no halfpence. • The pride of tilt counterfeit *as wounded, and. With the utmost insolence, he exclaimed " halfpence, Ma'am !to me—a Gentleman who has been better off than ever yoti were." The Servant opened the door anti put an end to further insult, or, from the menacing tone and attitude of this scoundrel, iris likely he would have used still greater violeOett. We specify these facts, !within our own know- L..dgc, to shes , how dangerous and uncharitable it is to encourage these Impeqtors. The Venders of Milk, like the Brewers, Bakers, and Botcheis, have thought proper to raise the price of that article of consumption. We do not know' whether they impute this advance to the rise in the price of Grains, as the Brewers (hi their's to the rise in Malt and Hops but if they do, .it will be I.lore just, foi we believe that more Milk in the Metropolis is made from Grains than Beer fro in MU. Several rumours have been circulated relative to the stopping of the Distilleries ; but as it is a matter of sortie• importance, we cannot lendour implicit concurrence to any thing we have yet hetird. There are at preient no Distilleries at work in Dublin ; but this circuntstance is tot' con clusive that they are not to work. • Applications Were mile oik &Mildly I ,Q► t o the Polutnissioacti of Excise, for ~'~[Tlli different nominal ton t iroto tine tnn'tlt ; !)e ituyalists flatter theniselve 3 that this is a g , .nd sign. The art ivkil of Ipod Ilarrowhy,ao of Canning makes them hope that oar Cabinet thinking of erninierbalaneing iu some Suit' the alarming influence of .Russia. It appears certain that at Evreux 10-I Vectors signed a protest agairw the proceedings- of - the Assembly, as having been under undue influence. The Ministerialists in society will hardly allow that r t *ere victorious at Algiets, and establish positively that at 414 our victory ! will produce no result they threaten us besides with a famine and int6tine troubles. The !loyalists, or the con - - trary, seem at once to like and esteem us ; and though they ‘Vonld not hesitate one nurture, at the order of their Sovereign, to 6ght US in the field, they do not think it necessary for their na tion...ll honour to r4lunvliate us during peace. Nothi n g could show so strongly the real opi• !lions Of the French nation as the difficulty the 'Minktry find, with all their intim:lite, in deciding the ekctions in their favour. Aionbieur has beet, unwell this rr►►►rning : he has bad repeated vonlitings, but this indisposition it not looked upo►► in 4 Serintfi NJAII,S. A aP.lvr )--! France, e G•tt.: and Jrrscy, ^ Waterford. Dvt.-1 Holland, I Guctrublirthi 1 Hamburg!). 1111(:E 0 STOCKS Titlll I , Ay AT r Dank Stock,.... 216 2144 e i iwr Cent. (;I 04 pry Cent. Cim. 6244i our CvLlt4. '774 4 pet . Ct. N. Aim...94i 9304 Kiwi; c'uvrel:. Batik L. Attn...... 151 15-1011 is Imperial 3 per Cent. Ann. GI India 1 Is. F. pr. Exch. ss. 7e. pr. Cons. for Not ember, ...62i41 lIIGTT WATER Kl' LON:TWIN BRIDGE, TO-MORROW. hluruing, 1 I minutes after 11. Eceriiil;, 31 minutes after 14. THE: SUN. saLrm qvss incEtte FA !AVM AVOCA': LONDON, ITICESDAY, OCTOBER 17, ISI6. nittlners to crontii erste work. it is , liat the Commimsioners iteSitated to give a defini t!ve answer to the applicants, possibly in consc pence of the titieertnin state or the harvest ; awl it is also reported that orders were sent to the coonqy on Saturday night, to Suspend Distillation throughout Ireland, tin:n au accurate knowledge be acquired of the real state of the harvest, and the promise the weather may afford. The policy of stopping the Distilleries at pre sent, we cannot help thinhing, is a lithe doubt ful. If any apprehension of scarcity exist—tor ‘ibith there is no absolute reason tit present per ceptible, it would; of the two, be better to open the portsAto foreign importation, than to stop the working of the Distillciies—for, by the latter expedient, not only would the corn prices decline in the bottle market, which would rather enhance the prevailing agricultural distress, but a consi derable source ut revenue must be abandoned, which, under every circumstance, must cause vast inconvenience, and give new vigour and violence to the love of clamour wbich is so prevalent, it is generally undo stood, , that there is a consider- able quantify of list year's grain in the country, and hi the hands of Distillers and Brewers. The holders of distilled spirits, in several parts of the country, encouraged the expectation that the Distilleries would not be allowed to work, and raised their prices accordingly, and not 'over con scientiously. • Some of them are reported to bare used their influence in the Provincial Popers .to procure exaggerated •statements of the unfavour able appearances of the harvest. The accounts received in town tO•day from dif. ferent parts of the country are considerably im proved. In the Southern districts the weather has been unusually fine sines! Tuesday night Inst, and the lips of saving the Oat ernp bare revived again. The Potatoe — crop is atm tld Ant, and yet uninjured,—( Dublin Correspondent, Oct. 1.1.) Modest Order.—YesterflAy the LoRDMAVOR (I), and Lord Exmotyrti (2), transacted business at the Secretary of State's'o2ice fur the'hforne De part Mellt.—(lllorning Chronicle.) Yesterday the Rt.:SIAN tISiBASSADOR MIS pre sented to, the'PRINCI2 Itf,GrNT by Earl liATEtutts7., for the purpose of introducing Prince Kon..--Axorr anti Colint WITTCF.NSTEIN; upon their arriild in England. They were most graciously reteivell. Count FICIINAN NUNEZ. the Spanish Ambassa dor, wins introduced to the 'PRINCE REGENT by Earl BAff!VHST to a closet audience, when his Exec Holey ennonnnieatell in the !teach s. the mar. riage of Iris Sovereign; tire King Of Sruirr. After the audiences; thel'atscr. REGENT went tint in iris carriage to pay a morning visit to the QUeEN kind VI ineess EI.MAAETH. Yesterday Prince LktiPOLD Game to-ldwn, and visited the PAINCK lilit:ENT at Carlton-house. The Duke of CAMBRIDOR, 141111 a party, dined with the PIIINCE. REGRNT yeverday. fa letters from Nassau, New 1 4 10 6(1 ( . 11m it i s stated that no ICSS than fourteen sail of pir Ate s, well armed untl manned, arq cruising in the Gulph of Ploridaoind captive, desttcy, or plunder every merchahlman coining through the Gulpht of Flo rida, eitlier from Jamaica or the Bpanish colonic*. One of these piratical vessels monnts - sixteen guns, the commerce of the Bahamas consequently sufirs greatly. 'Mani , vessels belinrt!ing to Nassau, b ound tt , t h e navunuah with English manufac tures,.have, says the report, been captured and stripped , o 1 every article of value. Many merchants of Nassau have been ruined by their losses The pirate's rendeivous at, the small ishnds or kevs called t h e d r y Tortugas, %vilich` overlook the pas sage through the GAM of Flotida :it the southern extremity of the Peninsula of East Tuesday being settling day on the Stock Ex change, much business was transacted, but 1141 (ICIIIIIIEO' Was announced. A inaterial rise has taken place : the 4 an:l per Cents; ? per cent. since Friday ; Reduced and Consols 1 per cent One reason assigned for this advince is the con fidence created by. the Official- Notice •in'the Go , :tale, of the prorogation of Parliament. Tice large dirjdends also received by the public are mostly laid oat in tlie purchase of fresh stock. Advices.from the Continent concur in giving a more favourable report of the state of the markets for the principal articles of colonisi produce, and some improvement. in the demand for British nsa nnfactures. There has been a Parliamentary Reform Meet, ing Int Norwich. The Poor ask far bread - , and 'he Reformers give thetn long -speeches holing philanthropists would be the very ttiing lor a nation of Cameleons. A mere:l'l6l'ol°l)Be in Liverpool ims, it is said, received information from Copenhagen that the trade to Iceland is now laid open to all notilms, subject to the regulations prescribed.by the-Royal Ordinance dated at Copenhagen the 11th of Sep , tember Nottingham ought to be a warning to nll the rest of England, No where else has soch'wiNl and inflammatory' language been etnbnilittiHn . Public Resolutions and Petitions ; and no wher e else are its fatal effects so distinctly risible in in subordination and conspiracy; it) the ruin of the master,: anti the misery of the workman. One of the French Palters calls Mr. CANNING Lord CANNI NG : but, by warof amends for this Wunder, it spells Lord HAaaowev's name cor rectly. We look upon this es HO 6,oll'l4i:rote -411C111 iii the hograph y. coosideru:li lte Worksnit duty made with his Lordship's name about ayear ago. , • The Trinity [loose Corporation have, h is laid, determined to place the tVidnws of the stamen killed at Algiers, end lurch of the wounded sea men 03 may become disabled from doing their duty, neon their list of pensionets, to receive the usual mulably allowance imade b►y that Board. SHIP `ET#B. DEAL, dci , . 16.—Came down from and smiled, the F.lizmnet DKR w, for Si. Kit . and Grantham, Utit)cavvoon, for DelilerarA; Chivies Mills, CnetsTorticx, for Calcutta; his Majesty's ship Cl4nyinede, from Slieerifesq; Alain in the Downs. A Fri vvd, for River, the Success, '1.)..am7, from Chcsiel %%Intl S. E. PORTSMUUTLI, OCT. I G.—Arrived hip Maks ship Prometheus from Plymouth, and !lope ft a cruise. Sailed the Prince Frederick Dutch ti of war from Batat Sootherly. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 15.—Arrived the Lord ‘1 lington, LumLaYi from Quebec'; Covent HoRNE; from St. Luck. Sailed the PVioetit sloop of war for Portsmouth.—Wind FALNIOUTIIi 'OCT. 14.--Arrived his Ilklajest ship Sealark froth a cruise. Sailed his Majest ship Telegraph on a cruise; and the Enterpri: lIOSK EN , for London.—Wind S. lhawictr, OCT. IG.—Sailed the Castlereo packet with a mail for Cuiliaven.--Wind ARIGHTOV, OCT. 16.—The Neptune (tack with Lord OXVORD and fifteen pabiengers, Ca in this morning from•Dieppe. The Thomas, with fourteen passengers, came last night. The persons landed front built Ves' were principally English ; our counts ynieu, fore, appear to be rapidly on the return. • esterday a Court of Directors was held at I East India [Joust!, when the following CO"! were sworn into the command of their resPectil riz': Captain A. liamit.roti, iinutbay and China ; Captain H, SCOT T, Crial: Grant, for Bombay and China.. A beautiful new n East Indiaian , of d' e 141 class, being fourteen Inintlrexl tonsineasuremer and to be called the Waterloo, - is j us t fitiltO c Sir ROBERT WIGRAM'S Dock at Black Wall. will be launched on Monday n ext. The navigation of the river at wooltvich,xeh!' was formerly considered as not sufficient ffir e , vessels passing to and front the Von!, 11 ' 1 4 '; drily free, the whole of the men Of war 11 been removed to Chatham nun Sheerne g. f. King's ships in ordinary ate, it is said, for Vl' ture, to be moored o ff th e Docklard al WOU THE ARMY. . The fnllowing Circaldr Letter was sent 1° CrJoints of the several It ish onlharsclay last I •. Dublin Cactic, Oc t ' 16 '. , 1 81 1 1 )—referring to thc nt It Sertwii o r the 'Net, 49 Y" 00 chap. Hu, I bare it iii command lions .the. Lord I ", i f dr it% t "“LT' 3 in t P.ll, tlint his Eseeliriti.y iloo not 4 " (4 ''',: r l ot prtfierit: that the Nlilitia of Ireland should be ca" ~,,,,I, trained, and i•xereiwit, for the pettud thereby I)W°' - the„contat (.1; the eurrvit veal*. • - 4 g r ' It will consequently he utincstttry' flint the gerier 3 .—ii i,ngl anal other proceitlioitt.glitiete.l by ihe biloi, elaoa i,"' be td-utight into ~lit-r,tion within the focomil ni,tutti. 1 Ltve the buitour to be, tke• ,„ it. r''' Militia. COlone' Carey rentAi b ir :: l , :th... ll , l . l , ,; , :;i: l i i e h r e iip n t l irts to . the Watcrloo 'likely to tr i ) n no tI rle li * ; .: s t l iti I II I : (15(t3:0°11:Cj1 : 1 : 1 NlthOil Ounz stsbscribetl 10,000 sietnt vire' T., Coinnel cumwandin; The 'Parl and•Countesg of i'esttneath and 51 ., arrivv i l 'o i Nionday last at Cionyit, 109 , /4°f g l il :1•1 1 1 seat in the -county of ll'csinr ea th.--1 1)41 21 ;* v • L meli P k l'"s glint: to Ireland for the P'ff ll :''f, i ornring tnt "roOkottneut with his ionin ti l ." :_; , uieriek, trot)) whom he is said not to love re i 7: ri tbd tiny recces for th e last 18 Kionths.--thl I t ,,, , , nay last Lord Vise/taut FOrhLS 88(i bU irC '' l l i j ,til altiJalbes-i:lie!:se:;11u1.1:::):1,8.9:::10:lic;:t.t:y:It1(.11,—Ai the ( f il i c el rlilv y l h il'3 1 6 ' : " 4 1 i f :p:; ‘ ;; I T : ::: 1eilr: I 'll. :: : : : : ' : :, of , „ l orro :i . nd suite ►are expected tolenve town 1 0.- r r..., 1 . 14 ri5 , on their way to Madrid. i •.. l osit :in t :\ , l ll l . l .e ‘ er a l s , t:a l i b yll ';' :; l l oi t il i v p ' a ls nv si t ' : ) t i S f‘ c ir ot ' tTsi t i ll l e tr i c j l ii'lelli.::°l°l l'iltlay,.tk silver ar• ow, g iven hv id- fr • : ,),ere , 1 Legacies of the late I)ake of 4, 1 1) . rE : 4- , e ''l° Z .l :' t; try S:r nvritti.:K iim.A.= , a. ~, . T • le ic 11 ' i t I , ' c , ( t i. :lt l i i i o a ii ce ' tl iil l l ' le t l iii . al li c et i . n ec t it . b( t n : et b ‘ i le i t e' ini Pt c ) i f i s i t i li t l: , ::e fe ll e 'l :t; ' : A .B : l 4 : : u l 3 m) n l it i t i t tr sl i t ,l T lc i l ltr ; i t.:l g. : ., (l ::; , t i s eill' l l4l:l :: ; r:: : n Li t r g v , e , 411 , 14 s l'ir the renew.:l of their lel tqc. ett „Se s A ttO , brr - chilttren - are pi„joi 4 s, a , ;( f f;otil \' 611 i l ' c f l et , :tali ptheri are titfriteleir;ts,' is Oil! in ilefl ent v bt n ib a I,"Trailions ot interest oil OW in'" e ' I: l tel : ), l l.)( li r t: t i t: x lo i l v , i . e i t t:s: co, h,lllo:slllTiettws.:lag'..,etsißnipti:l7,):::vklutrtieli,illitn'..‘'ir.,Nsee:ici; u,ir'l.t.?;!:ai:ocstuilisi,:.e.srr':::::!ll,:4,,nii.liet:tigJliCt::4s 5 4 Ln•D , on being t•lktzti to the Prefect"' ; ~. 10 1 0 i y t: .A t , hi e, I :t, t a :lays ndo i f , ‘, 1 , • , $ 5 , t i t c h e ; :: keeper t b o, e t c : h rr e i : o •7)•:t t * .l: r o s ' i ' cnt his thre - tat v.ith U taZtir ; the il'attBB '' iii ,,,iii 1 , ..18(tA11- lane wos convicted in the rx os' }u l „,,), tl' nit Cots, tor refusing to take a siiP c '" * .iccio l coil eta coin o .ira f the realm, This -A'c''r • t 4PL ealentated to iosnre a recirco ri ° f hitio r t o ' I L ~04 Ceenrcc: : .illtleed it seems stratv:t*be the}` co o: he refused, 1 I itas been i tit iltortePhal ‘ ll ' ,r I to . 7 () ed,uSell tins COIIViCtiOII ii g" i " 4 I , „ ki' oi t p Cl , l t;:i)tilitry perhaps tot the twofold polio - i bo ra are advantage to himself, and Of gc f. "" to the public. ~! hot be f , / q e . • t . rate'ctia. P,trsnos itl the City ei Arloog' ' i t iot V ly 6ned i o°l. each, for haviug illicit $1 ) their possession. .rti laP"' ,' ntilti 40g tnade its appearance Yegt c " i i.Y . : l ing at (Ail Bruiupton, and thong'. li"rif,, pl ui; , t i t i t } a g u s tb i e u r tuli f atpielre ' sji, , , , ;:sb , at t i , r ll o it o ti d, w a r i a „ : l l6 o : l l) o l , ) ; l l :oli•sii road. t P clll lire catch of herrings tins been so gre s- * ' that they l a ne been sold J 4 lo t f 7);PenCe'