The Sun. — London, England, 1816-09-02 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Aug. 31, 1S 1 6 )lANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Henry Woods, Liverpool, 'merchant, from Sept. 3to 7. nArsauturruEs SUPERSEDED. William 'Halton, Ainsworth-Mill, Lanciphire, bleacher. •Jarne., Jones, rathftrinc-xtrevt, Str%n , d, cahinct-malict. Johnl:lash:ivy, Nelson, Leit.ester , iiire, butchtr. lalwerd 06141,y, 1., i lli is it, Kent. grocer, — Sint on Jacobs, Shade hill, hiancholer,,warehousemait. BANKRUPI*S. David Ilieksagi'lstatichester, and ‘Altlermanhnty, London, dealer in eotton goods, to surrender Sept. 16, 17, and Oct. lit, at nine, at. the Star Inn, Manchester. Attnenies, Mr. Ileslop,' Manchester, or Messrs. Willis, Clarke and Co. arnfotd-court• Caleb I)uxhurv, Tockholmcs, Lancashire, calico-printer, 'apt. 28, 24, at itineond Ort. 12. at clever), at the Mosley ,Arms lnn, Manchester. .Attornies, Md44rs. Willis, Clarke and Co. Warnford-court, London, or Messrs. Barrett and Wilsim, Manchester. John Gvedwit4 Liverpool, merchant, Sept. 24; 25, and Oct. It, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Liverpool. Attor . rues, Mr. ltadcßffe, Liverpool, or Messis:' Adlington and tiregory, liedfnisl-row. James Jones. Catliatioc-str'eet, Strand, cabinet-maker, Sept. el and 28, and Oct. 12, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Vincent, Bedford-street, Bedford-square. " - James Kilvingtnn, Banhside, Southwark, coal-merchant, Sept. 17, 18, and Oct. 12, at eleven, at Guildhall. Actor airs, ITes,ri. Crosse and Allen, Great Suliolk-street, South wark. l'Atilund armies, Robarts lionse,, and Samuel Marcher, jun. Poi tsaiprithi, coal-merchants, Sept. 18, at one, JO, at eleven, and Oct. le, at one, at the India Aruis Intl, Gosport. At.- tortiles; Mi.ssrs. Briggs and lissexLstreet, Strand, . - or Messrs. Mita:llin and Weddell, Gosport: Bobcat. Davis Smith, Lad-hine, µ loch:sale hosier, Sept. eh. and Oct. 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. [its; , Croydon, Si:rrey. 00l ford, Gloucestershire, stone-cutter s Sept. 17, 18, and Oct, 12, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Atfornies, Mr. Williams, Dyer's-buildings, Hol born, or Mr. Morwent Barna, Colton!. LJames Malyon and glary Hargreaves, Liverpool, timber • n:erchants, Sept: Vi, 2 , 1, and Oct. 12, at one, at the George Inn, Dale,ott eel, Liverpool.. Attronfes Mesq s.Stanistreet and Eden, Leigh-street, Liverpool, or 111 r. Windier, John ' stleet, , Bcdford-row. John Vichers, LatigLarn-Slarsh, earroarthenshire,farmer, Sept. 20, 21, and Oct. 12, at two, at the "loyal lintel, Bii . - ntingliant. Attornies, Mr. Vuitton, Wine Office-court, Fleet-street, or Mr. Mandsley, Birmingham.. Thomas Hart, Stosvmarliet, Sinfolk, corn-merchant, Sept. etl, . at six. 27, and Oct. 12, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Bury ' St. Edmund's. Attortiles, Mr. Ransom, Storeamrket, or • Mr..l)ixun, (bay's 'Thomas Story, South Blyth, Northnhtherlaitil, master-ma . finer, Sept. 10, 29, and Oct. 12, at eleven, at the Commer , dal /jute', North . Shields: Attornies, Messrs. Mitchell and Francis, Powhe's-buildings, Twaer-street, or Messrs. Cocker ill, Not th Shields. •Juhti.Weeks, Wellington, Shropshire, maltater, S e pt. It?, at nee, 17, and Oct. 12, at ten, at the Falcon Inn, Ilaygate. Atturnies, Mr. - Edward Bigg, Southatupton-buildings, Chancery-lane, or Mr: Nock, 11olwit Sawnson Langdun, Ycac.il, Somerselshire, bookseller, 20, at nee, 21, and Oct. I'2, at eluveo, at the Innis./ oi William Lanibert White, Yeovil. - Attornies, 'lr. Whits;, ux 111 r. But fool, Slieentim, Rupert-street, Pitrikial het, Nurse -deater, Sept. 7, 14, 411(1,(Yet. 12, at twelve, at• Guildhall. Attorhey. . . M. Downes, Nor Narth,Carmarthen, dealer, Sept. 13, 14, 'and Mt. 12, itt one. at the Commercial goon's, .Prlstel„ Attorniei, Metres. S;Neet and Stokes, Ausinghall-street, or Oen., Parisi 0, -J antes Carli.de, Thomas Bolling, and Christopher Fell, Bol ton in.the Moors, Lancagliire, cotton .spinneys, Srpt. 2u, ut tire, at the.. Commercial Inn, Bolton-lc-Moors, u 4, at lett, at the Star Inn, .Manchester, and October 12, at three, tit the Coinmerciil .Inn,• Doltutp - -le.Mnors. Att tank*, .:11ews. Kay mid . ISu,ling, Iloltun, or Alesirs. Milne and Fairy, Temple:. Viiiiam.Colalen, • Midhurst, Sussex, Inaltster, Sept. 1.2, too, 13, and Oct. 12, tit ekven, at the illt4el - Lou, Alia hurA. .Attutnies, Mr. Ithoncles, Chieliester, or I...tft s. AleXander and flUla“., New Inn. I.4VIDENDS. • Sept. tt, .1. Gibson and J. Niicoelr, Ball-alley, Lomb:mi sts ilwrcliiiitts—Sept. 14, It. °swirl;firr Nortim-street, Vitt' utsiiii.ire, insurance-broLil;---Sept. •43,; J. Lust, ,All South Elinbatn. SuIfollt; shopkeeper—Sept. $ J. r;.y, fiardwaroinuit-- 7 supt: 28, .1. Mimi, r 'Oxford-street, touncler—Sept. 21, J. 11. ItogerA, Cavendish, einutran carrier---Sept: Bird, Pereeval.strvut, Clerkenwell, 'l.l3istErer--LlNov. 16,' T. Ptak, Walbrook, nicr di:tut—Oct. IL. Sehrtwito . , sugar ri6ner-- I)cr. S, W. &Owning, St. Mury.Axe, wino-inerchant...—Seo.3. .1. Petrel, Portsmouth, niercliant—ept. 03, C. Clitio read-street, Chroridei•trillo*-eliandlet , =—Sept: 28, J. allies; Vartiforil-streist, *1 lirogniorton-Atuet,:stovic-broket,—.Oot. 7, *W. Blacliliorn,. merchant— " Sept. 23; S. AN, corn-inercbuntiritt. • J. ,r denier—Soffit: 48, 'T. Loyland, As Won .Loncoste.r, grocrr—Oct.9, (.great Tor rington, 1)von, stiolilkeper--:-Oct. 3, ".r.„l l o,loic . r, Leaining-, ton Orin', Warwick, S. Render, Lci.(lo, dr.tpvis—r.Sept. W. Rogers, show on th►a Wind, Cloticesftri.hirei dratnir : —Srpt. 21, M)ttun, NI. Jones, and 'l'. Nlytton, Pool, Montgomery, bunkers—St:o, 21 . 1, A. Girton,. and W: . 1./istral,•Lliiirrpool,.inerchants—Sclit.i2 J. Kelly, W in ill : stroct, Finstiory-pittare, merchant--Sept. .L Cilouct‘stersliirride : olvr—..l4ept. /1, T. anti Stfilroitl, A. Johnson, Mauclpester, dr0015...4 kt. 1. B. liuleroft, snul 3. Pick ering, opholsteivis—sepL 18, It. 'Whittington, Neat!), Gl.ittsors4n, I iiioor-selict. CItItTIFICA'fBiz—St.Pr. 21 . . . . T. liniitfutil, livetham, Woreest'erstilre, slater—J, Semi and P. Ilannsfolv, thm•mill-spinners—j. Neweastle-upn-Tyne_, s4cliller---.1, Wheatley, New Windsor, krocer--M. AntireW, NLinehester,.brnall-maker—W. 'Spring, Nwasistm, taasnorgnnshire, eabink-ninker-41.. Wikon, Ito liston,4l,:le, liret.morelatnl; 41 rorer--.W..Pattersun, lietaggil I, West mon•likoll, AtTil.tritl9-I.Wiliditt.nipoingbant, inkstand mu tilet tlaytoti, Live: you!; iitereb4lit----T. Tom i - sou , it ititertnu, Lincolnshire, en: n-merehti'at.:4, 1I e t 1,, Bile. ford, Oxfoi &Aire, grocer—J. Smith, Manchester, ttilor—lt. Haw, Sileenliamland, Berkshire, timber-dettlet 3—J . 3layer, Vetter-Line, furrier.: • PA ItTN E RSHI PS DISSOLVED. T. and S. Holdey, Panbitry,stat64-11. Bradshaw and JAto- Lerts,ifildersfield,stirgeoni,—,W. l'etl mann and 'l'.Cartwright, hani, Kent;larld-siirveytir--(+. Miles and J. Ahhey,Catillier well, carpenters—W. ;inn I, Vmeg., I/14-s1 icet, Portland- Eletley and L. F. Loftus, Stam ford, FoAsett, Is. Cooper, and Howard,. Lower Thames-street, giiopowder 7 iiiiintifacturers—T, Payne ittol -N. I ttoderti, Long-alley, Moor-fields, wiwelwrigtot,—W, and t'';. Llarnley, • I)rury-lane, boot-niakers---1). Sliver and 'J. I'arlie4. Lindley, glass-cutters,-}L Su-holes and J,.Whitalter, carvers—J. niioraonch., Berkeley, Cilouvi.stelixt,ire, and 11, Sliamonds, Birtninshara,. werchatits---- Wancy ant \V. Staniforthi Mincing.hine, .brandy-merchinitii—W. Orgathorpa, Laicesteribire, anttl3. Muusley, Chiltoar, De - .hyshire, lariners- 7 0.'llonitau and J. ltrhitrrie, Liverpool, spirit-nier.chantsL-W. and J. V.411E5, Sheffield, Yorkshire, merctottits-i-D. Darias . and C. Wilisins'aw, filaelinnui-0 NOW-Mark, sect-lino:l—d. Cox and J. 'lVetherlivad, Derby, ironmongers-1 Braucher, Atahertson, and G. Mhburrier —l`„ Matthews and W. Itoskritgt, St. Tees, COrriwali, ship wriAlits—S.-Mindletowaint Johnson, Kingston-npori-fift)l, linen-drapers-,M. Hill and W. l'aring,•Daptford, tree-nail merchants—J. Warre and J. Finning, 014 South sea-huuse--- jun. acid J. Scarr, Durham, mercers.. , BURIAL OP MRB.II.IRIEiY, &c.—The afflicting ac., cident which On last` Sunday evening week betel Mrs. limit, of'Comptoli-street, Soho, when she was recnruing to town, near Hyde Park Corner, twist be fresh in the public, mind. yesterday, at a quarter past four &Clock, her remains, together with those ()Hier infant son James, were Wetted in the Chnirti-yard of St. Aniee,Soho. Mr. KIRBY. way evidently Much affected, as was also the, TnOiller of Mrs. K. who, while site looked into the grave, was beard repeatedly to exclaim, " My child ;my poor child !" Owing to the unfavour ableness of the weather very few spectators at tended, but every one seemed impressed with the troletunity. • V' aEN CH PA PER S, tRECEIVL) LAST WIGHT. Potts . , Auo. 29.—Vesterday • the D.slie of Wellington had the honour of bunting ‘vilh the Princes at Compiegne. The Mentz Journal assert!, that those of the M ttnelokes Who formed part of the usurper's Kuard, asol.wlso after Isis fail replired to Mar had left that city by stealth to proceed to folds or Algiers. Oo'Sonday last Madame Blanchlird, 4i c rtc•rn mot , one hour after her ascent from the. Chantr Elys6es, descended safely at Limuors, Lit le;ig!tes from rtiris. The . officers in garrison at Cambray, and the English ladies now in that town, having express ed a wish to see the piece called Lcs Anglaises pour it was played to them On the '2:-;d. The Co t, Royale of Paris has rently decided, that French tribunals cannot declare executable a decision-pronounced by atorcigo tribunal in fa- . vourof x Prunehman against a foreigner resident in France; and has thus annulled one of the tri bunal of First Resort of the Seine, which dif ected the execution'a of tkeision ina,le in Y4,,y, 1814, by the (:ictiit. Coliet . 'of the District of Alassa chwietts, United States, between one liolker, French subject, and Parker, a 'citizen of the A Ro?al'ardonnance, dated the 21st inst. t ar e: . declaring in the preamble that, from information received, there still exists property belongi ng t o the state which has hitherto escaped the inquiries of the agents of gOvernment, orders the follow ing measures - for its recovery . I. 'lie Administration of Registration and Donialtw is to continue its endeavours fur the diirovery of propert? pro ceeding front the Domain, ur belonging. to oh/ rcelesiitAtieal Establishments neither alienated to individuals nor given. to manufaetoriei or hospitals, but held . by third persons!witltout t-;„ • , 41 y title ur property. • 2. The flingers may within three months make iteclaration of oat, property before the Prefeet?i, in eonseipiinee Which the whole of the interest and profits they bare derived from the property %s ill be remitted, apd they will be relieved front all actions for damages, &c. , • 3. Ail persons may within six mouths make declaraflon to the Vrefects discoveritc;,• property of this maitre usurped by, third parties. It the informers enable the State to recover the usurped property, they will receive a recompense, the amount of which is to he determined the bolster of the Finances. Tnis rccompensd , however, will loot be allowed if the !Otters milk. a voluntary declaration withits the period of d months a 1 towel! them for I hat purpose, or if t he propel ty hare wsm o ocaihoini;tered by officers of the Board of Itegiatratioo and Domains.. tiTrk.l.l:',Jitt,;,•Atlo. 21.—We are busy with the unit 'cst i► this ;41 1 411.014 . 1a, and the cultivutors :,tke advintage vt the fine ‘veitther to Ininse the . _ crops, :whirls prevents them from coming to market. :'!'ollte JCWS of the lower class ‘vislied to speenlate I . RisetheprieeS, which ,from the above cause, are already very high ; but the Prefect has cause! t WO Or thrill to,be arrested—tine at hwernei _ . and the Other at Strasburg; apd the activity ot the Poiice in all the markets a the department hill preeeot" any further abuses. CAG SARI) I AUG, 12. G:ovanni della mister or the Arnoneiadefelneca, ar rii•ed titan 'Algit..;rs,'lnts' brought accounts that live- Barbary vessels' had been attacked by an American frigate and brig, which" had 4iptured the vessel on hoard whick'Was a nephea ,. of the Dey ; that the American Captain in lii4 mate hat ing met Nvapolit uhip the Christine,-charg ed to pay ransom for the Christi 4n ,I:tV!S t . Sent IU Visit. Jilt: vessel, and haviyg learnt object end destination, dissuaded.her froni',Contisnitig the voyage. The Neapolitan.Otlieer hAving l ecnne nu board the American ship, the Captain,,cOriee rs i n g uith the Dey's nephew ; said to presents render those 4o whOm they are offered only mote . 6tortionate ;to submit to it-is an act of -weak neSs. 'Steel alone gives liberty and independence ; it avenges the relrroach of shameful bargains,— Return to Naples, and tell your masteethat a son of America has delivered the Mediterraneau from the yoke of the Barbary Powers." The .Neapolitait vessel hoisted the' American flag, and the Dey's nephew was sent hack in ex change for the sums destined for th e Itegency; . 'These. acts, calculated only toirritate the' pi rates, should produce redoubled zeal and vigour in the tneasUres .. to,be taken against them. it is necessary to take_ advantage oi the hatred now sv()rii against thein, to destroy them, and render their rag lo hos. Besides; the latest news from Algiers states, that the bey redouble 3 iris activity, and that the Works are advaucing on all sides.- The fleet which is in port is destined to hi sacrificed it would apkar that there will be placed on it machines to act against the small . boats which might dare to approach. PALtiasto,-.Tutv •IB.—The Hereditary Prince, who is Muchi liked in Sicily, has returned here, and resioned;the reins. of GoVernnient in the name of 4is.:lo4leir,' 'lt was believed that' the conVora ! - lion ,ofAtarlianient would have been One of the first measures' whielt the Govermuent would have taken, be4aute the takes are'only voted np tir) the end of August ; but it appears that the GoVern ment:Wishes in the first inbtance definitively to or ganize the Ministry. The . harvest has been the most abundant tvit nesse(' for the last '24 years. The price of earn. has fallen to 7G fr. per vittnes, sum is still a high price to It 2rvticlittritt or ; but Were accustomed by the' EttgliSh to exorbitant . Prices so long as their armies were in Sicily and Spain. The submit was then' »early double the above price. The culture of the vine has been very much r ; provi.triatteirly, and especially in th e vi c inity of Marsala. The •wines, there produei l i ar e all .ex ported. An Englishman of thy tu,nie uti Wood. maki io , t bousanels house, engaged in this trade, DUTCH MAIL) titL4CRIVED THIS MOItt,IING.) ~% !C'r - --11 1 • 1111 "" -- " , ' Bit`usszt.s, Auo. 2G.—They write from the French frontiers that there have been within these few days some movements among the Frencb troops which are in garrison in the fortresses.— A part the - garrison of Calais is gone to Dun kirk a battalion &pin Arro,,has marched to St. Owner ; in Lille and Dottay,_and other places of the second line, several detachments have arrived from Picardy, whose place there has been sup pli(d by other troops. " These movements (it is . added) have no ob ject except to exercise the troops, to improve their discipline, and to "complete their organiza tion, with diligence, though- at the same time with caution. The French Government', which { punctually fulfils the engagements of the late Treaty of Peat:!:, is. far from, being disposed; as evil Minded perons affirm, to depart from the r m but xvill make use of the right given it by the same Treaty, to have garrisons in several for tresses on the frontiers. The means employed by ;be ill disposed to counteract the organization 'Of this army consist chiefly in spreading reports Chat' the Fre Ueli Government has engaged to raise an army for the service of Spain, to assist in reeo vet ing the South American Provinces." MALTA MAIL", tnEcElviili 'l'U23 ,MOIZNING.3 MALTA, JULY 9.--The Gazette of.this day err.. tains a Proclamation from Sir Thomas 114,41And 1 to the inhabitants of the _lonian Islands; stating. that he is going to England, with his Majesty's petibission, to receive instructions respecting the definitive formation of a constitution for these. Ishinds.' That though hiSabSence will be short, not exceeding as he hopes three months, it would cause hint much regret were he not convinced, on the one hand, that the people of all ranks would Condniii themselves in the same laudable marine' MIA has giveU 'him so nnich satisfaction ; and, on the other, hand, that the persons ill lik)i ' C " iltHldS the Government is placed will always' em ploy. the same.means of moderation and.Concila tion which has. been the constant rule of his Ex cellency's conduct. His Exceltenct destres that no innovation may be made during his absence ; and expressma confident hope that nothing will happen: to prevent Iris culling the Representative Body together, at his return, for the purpose of, settling the constitution of the Islands. FLANDERS 1%; A L.—( Received Last NigAt.) HAGUE, Atro,2B.—Letters received from Gib raltar of 2N6 l Joly,contain what follows 4 " For soineAlys past the squadron of the Netherlands is wit! assembled in our Bay; the Admiral who commands it has succeeded in:inspiring the Algerines with such fear, that during the whole snmme•r the Corsairs have not dared to she's , / themselves out of the Hay. The last time that the squailrnn of the Netherlands appeared before "Algiers the whole ot . the Algerine naval arse was dismantled behind this prole;, and this scpmilron, in its various cruises, has not met Wittraifiaglo Pirate In the Mediterranean. It is therefore astonishing that no n4rebantinan; under the flak of the Netherlands, appeared in those seas." I AVG. 24.—The French Colonel Lalapro, who was 'arrested at Brussels three months ago, then conveyed. S Aix la-Chapelle, where he was put in prison, from which he escaped, but was retaken, aud again conveyed to Aix-la-Cha pelle, and imprisoned there, sysks k lytekught today to this city, to he delivered to the French Authorities, and has again escaped from the,Gerts-d'Armes who gtv:rded hign at the Hotel of 'the Black Eagle. VICNNAi 17.—The Reports of our Minister to tbe Diet at Frankfort begin to becothe . .more satisfactery.' It seems thatilie great difficulties are removed, and that our Minister has rendered important serviees to the , gynin . on cause. DenNc, Atra. Kaynard, who hassbeirr ieat• from the Department of the Isere for his-opinions, has , ittSt heen expelled from Berne for the same .cause, after jtassinr some days in this city. 'Pews. I.e Gcndre, Lau:argue, Ver. noux., liammer,*rdas and Sontait, exiled front Frabee by the Law of! Asone4ty, two ireceired permission to reside in he Cjlntoncvthri-or titer have' been hitherto tolerated, pro tided Wry give no7rauaefor complaint: IlnuviEL4, Atm. U.—Letters from . Art-14 , 1mi, that it is iris- possible to. form an idea of the heentiorthe crops of corn , theintgli depattmeat 3' the size the ears is ktrodi ginns ; sixty giainitllave been Counted, in oae tar. We may :therefore expect ttp abundant harvest of .all kinds of corn 1 eepe6a!ly. HllllitUitaH'lltAlL,--(Rereire t t Late Night.) ITAKBUtOIIi Atm. 21.—The Princess of Wales assumecrentlrefy the dress of the Turkish ladies while travelling in Turkey. At Constantinople she wore pantaloons and a turban. . • Ifamuuttott, V.—Mr. Pinkert o n, the welf-ktiont Agent of the London Bible Association, has arrived itt`i"llt cow, to found a sintilar association there. He oilers W ad vance, the sow of nool. sterling to beginwit.b.—Exchanie uu London, 20th August, 36 7f. . . I'UTTGARD, Au G. I C...-.Tilc EX-1:i ngof Westphalia, Jerome, who ham' laid aside the •natnp of Buonaparte, and is.c a lled nom only Prince, el folontfilrt, p itt :attended by the Chevalier- Abattucci, who fills the etticelit Grand Marshal, and three Ex-Oflicera of the disbanded Westphalian army. The Prin cess Catherine has three Ladies of Honour,' one an English Ludy, the ether tkvo German. Mr. Taylor, the Englisis Minister here, is fitting up Lis laptel fur the retOptllin of the butte of sent, who will pay visit to our Court next month. FROM TITE NECIIAR, MTG. 16.--By a Royal Wurtembt IYeeree of the 20th ult. the cnnsultation of the Boards or C, Vies in the public Administration has been in a great ire sure restored, as required in the Remonitrance of the Slot of the lath of the same month ; but it is signified in an ai companying rescript, that this is not to be considered as 'Consequence of the remonstrance of the States, sloe tl Royal Commissioners had already conceded to . the Stet more than was proper:: Om levy of 900 nt en, urdero 1 1' 11 King's sale authority, is likewise suspended at least, by order of the 20th of July. BRC'tEN, AUG. 23.—Ptirate accounts from Norway 113 that the Crown Prince of Sweden, during his stay there, di tributed .30 orders. Some say, that M. flersier an M. Fielderup, Professors in the University of Christians have sent back to Stockholm the orders given, saying tlll could not'conscientioitSly'accept them, because they had 0 1 Tinsed, to the tititiost of their p.rwer, the union of Norica , with Sweden. fla4ovart, Av0.20.---On account of the I n i ceiturulnlY tat harvest, and other circumstances that have taben place, 01 meeting of the Assembly of the States, which was to place yinth'dth of September, has been deferred, by or o of the Prince 'Regent, till the ad o f O c t o b e r pent. , Major -General Von flederman, Commander of the Ro c a Order of the Guelphs. and Commandant of this place' di e ' yesterday of an apoplexy. lie had been for collie days Ili ' 'disposed. Eerntsr, 15.—A.star of good hope appears to rile to us; for it is said thatrtbe principalitr,of East Friesland sral recover its Representative Constitution, of which it bas bra deprived ever since 1807. The Covers/tient under which we • hare fallen, in consequence of the late events, would actlu i " great claims to our gratitude if it made this agreeable reel true. f t * We are competed to postpone the insertion of 001 Krticles intended:fOr publicatimi, owing to the pressur e g ft enl tar) , nmit t VI nit"; A:tnirrn--1 Frame,. ITiolland, 1 Framblirgtit - a 1 4 0. 1 M.ilta, 1 Brazils, 2 Dublin, :3 Watertord: boa, t Gotten4urgb, 1 Han:burgh. • . . LoNnt , t4 litnorr.—Tiolidity at the Bank, Exchequer) PO attstrSouth Sea. Lintsset. , ~ - - 7*• , -,'T!ipar-7-. . . ~. A* COURSE OF EXCLUNGE, Frisua I VG ti A I 3° ' e s Amsterdam Ditto, at sight • ' - O 15 , .Ditto, Alniterdarn ..... .... 34 7 v• Ditto, at Sasist,..... . Rotterdam ' 8 2 Li. i Antwerp jdatuborgh, 36 9 1 I • Altoua •• . . ... 31 : 2 ; 1 . 8 0 : 1.19. 1 *1'19:6 • Pavia, 3 Day's sight ..... 2O ii° gBP Ditto ' Briu?dcaux, ditto . 26 t. spoil Fr:L.lll;l,3d lou the 51:tin !ili•d rid r• . • • ' ,F, free , ' . 314 0 , i „,• Lis. Catiii - • 31 Seville Wilma . • 3.4 Gibraltar 'il ,Legliorir • ' . ! . * ..' • • ' l l (4 e uoa. • • 4s}---Venice '27 a • Malta 114 14 r OS Palermo I,libou . • • 65 / Opo(to ... . ... nr , Aio Jancirp . Diiblin ...... 13}-C0rk..... 13} p er Cot. Agio of tbe Bank C oln olland.. . 2 n Fir 01# Portugal Gold, iu /,,a 19 - , Foreign Gold, Ile Bars • . 3 If/ 0 New 13ouliluons a 1.1 New D ..... ollars ".. o . 1 I t 's Sikei, iii Bars, Standard ................ 0 u • . ...-.......m....-- ._ ~ s o rra • . SiToAit.-,-Average Price of Brown or .Muicelau"_,., , 2 6its computed from the Returns made in the week ending In day of August, -. 1810, is 445. Old. per iWt. ON B ORO /V ‘ HIGH. WATER AT LONDRIDGE To-m _ .. f , rr It. hiurnitig, 20minutes„after 12. J Evening, 3 5 luinat THE SUN• "LEE QUIS DIeERZ rALSIIIM AVDEAT LO DON, , MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1816. ACCOUNTS FROM LORD EXMOVIIt - We have the pleasure to. Sta t e nn the,. higlio autkotiry, that a packet . spoke Lord Eotorr" tlitj fleet, oir Cape St, 111ary's, near Cadi%, " , we understand, wete• received 14 .the Achuiro" Advisess from b is Lords -lop gib instant, all well; this morning.. packet-above alluded to is the Ir4si"ghl The :Copt: But.iocits, the satne which was .TcPrtade to have fallen intivile : hands of the Algeri neg ' She.artived on Friday at Falmouth; In 2 4 ' l l frPm•thedediterronean. When she .c 31ne , 4%% :1 jesty's ship 4 1 1 was quiet in the' Straits. . She left A"'% s PANRoss.. with'lds squadron, at Malta. 0 11 1 1 . Piometheus had sailed finis Oik rEl3ll ' with dispatches for Admiral PENR6SB, roc all b t u' i, It wad reported at Olbraltarthat ti!e t i 14 , vernor , (General I)ourst). bad received di 'V itc ;or from the.DsY of ALGIERS, stating hi s 111 14 ke what had happened, ant i his readines s to 0):0 left Gibraltar .on the ally concession . for thealleged injtiry., Th tl . 4c ,,,e NU in with. Lord'EXT4ol7l4oB Fleet, S teeti ri ll .l er o the Straits, andreceived letters from them. -htil,ra 7th inst. and on the Sr"' f o r Was nd'account at Gibraitar of Algiers having ' ` bombarded by. the Americans. down. wlii ci/ By the-Snake packet, Captain BANv 9BN ; ): - ji also arrived at Falmouth on Friday, from i" 7 : I . w neo, we learn, that on the 13 th June the l'° o , geese squadron with about 5 000 troops sa ilta %. teheposselsion of Monte Video, 'ilLicil " 411 ° o f '°s pected, to surrender without opposi ti o n ' _'. o , the - principal of the Insurgents was at ni° co , co . licit the interference of the l'ortnguese ii l ta cit ' favour, with the Spanish GOVCIV IICI It. l b I f