The Sun. — London, England, 1816-09-10 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS. TRPCEIVEY) LAST NIGHT. tARIS, %q.v. 6.—Letters from Marseilles, dated She 29th tilt. inform Its, that the Cosirt of Turin Is continuing its preparations against the Barbary Powers. Levies for that clestinotion are moking in Piedmont. A great number of small craft 4 also preparing at Naples. Arrau g entents for Ile- frnce are nihking un the Spanish coast in the neighbourhood of Barcelona. In general, .the in habitnnts of the shores of the Mediterranean await with impatience the motnent when they ate to have vengeance for the constant and too long en dured insults of the banditti. Their daily inigni ties are indeed sufficient to excite the indignation of all nations. eTbere ifave lately been discovered • on the coast'. of the' Roman States, decapitated bodies, believed to be the remains of maim innate persons who were on board vessels that havel)een pillaged and abandoned at sea by the pirates. These barbarians recently made a descent on the Isle of Elba, between Portn.Ferrajo and Porto- Langone, and carried (4128 persons, whom they tedneed to shivery. • Notwithstanding the vengeance which is about to strike them, they do not appear intimidatail. At Algiers measures of defence form the only oc-, cupation ; every kind of trade is 'suspended ; the .exporrion of provisions is prohibited under • the most severe penalti..s : the town has a gArrison of 15,000 men, which number could be easily augmented by levies frOn , the interior of the coun try, tit here fortresses are established. The Alge tines do not appear to entertain much dred:! or menaces of England. They show, however, re vett for the Consul of thlt power, to whom they leave the liberty of inhabiting his country house on the sea coast, and of visiting the ships in the roads, 'l'he price of grain 11119 fallen in all the ports n the Baltic. It ;Trani that the harvest in 1101 , land i 4 very'ahtindant. By an Order of the IN V the National Guards of Puri.; directed to deliver JU to the maga• zines of the State all fire-arms in ilicit- possession, except their military arm. The permanent Council of War of the 12th Military Division Sitting at, Rochelle on the ult. condemned to death the Ex-Lieutenant-Gene ral MortAND, Grand Officer of the Legion of Ho- Dour, and Chevalier of Saha Louis, convict e:l of Laving issned a Proclamation, leirtliog ti) excite civil %vac and destroy the Royal Authority, on the 3d of April, lel . PAttts, SEPT. 7.—Yesterday, on going to mass, his Majesty received a deputation of merchants. who bad !lie hOi10111: to present to hint a memorial on the pi ohibitton of nitnilins, allti VII the e‘ils re. *filliug to , trade in general from article :31.) of the • law of the 28th of 1816. Proceedings are commenced at Toulouse against the assassins of General Ramel. A journal which has repeated in part the intel k,Neoce which we gave that the ' atiairo of the Cbureis of France negociated at , Rome, by Cou n t Illacas are happily terminated adds, that accord ing t report the old Bishoprics are to be restored, and that two Cardinals, one with the title of Le gate, are to he eent to Paris. Their Eminences will he furnished with full powers to pot the last band to this great work, so important for the re. tstablishment of religion and the prosperity of the State. _ _ _ It is reported this evening, that the Chambers 4,re dissolved ; tint the Electoral Colleges are *otivoked for the 25th of the present month; that the number of Deputies is to be only 264 ; and that the Session will open on the 20th of October. 4 1116 news wants confirmation. 4 Itoy:►I Ordinance, dated september 4, catn tai►►s the following directions . . "The Kiags, our predeeessuel, from is!isials to honour and ancourage profession so important as that of a printer, have at all times granted the title of ' baptismal . da Itor to the rvesoos of that profession mast distinguished by their con• duct and the perfection of their art : this farmer imposes on Chute who obtain it the severest duties and the highest respect for the laws. " We are however informed, that several works, contrary to the Charter and to the principles of ourGOvernnlent, have Issued from the woes of the Sim- Micb'aird; one of Our . printers. One of these works is at present before the tribe vials : another has just been suppressed by the sentence of a correctional tribnnal dated yesterday. " Fun these reasons the brevet of Imprimeur du Itoi, which bad been conferred on the Sienr Micbaud, is revoked." The inhabitants of the environs of Paris have profited by this day's and yesterday's• tolerable weather to get in a part of the•corn. In several places it was, made up in sheaves and stacked. L'Arethuse frigate has -arrived at Brest from Martinique, after' a passage of 32 days. She left that fine colony in a most satisfactOry state, and brings intelligence that Guadaloupe has bean given up to his Majesty. ritittili.FOßT, Aun. continued that the new Constitution for rho kingdom of Hann ler, arranged by Count Munster, who is at pre sent at London with the Prince Regent, is ready, end that it will be submitted to the States, which will assemble on the 3d October. A Commission is sitting at Mentz, compared of an equal number of Austrian and Prussian. - Oi icers of similar rank, to inquire respecting the imutild there on the llth August, and make re ports to the two Governments. The new obstacles which have delayed the open ing. ot the Germanic Diet do not seem to be yet removed, affairs being still in the same state. Several pleasure camps are,olrie said, to be f or med in Bobeinia'after the harvest. Fria KFORT SEPT. I .—Theleport - Of a marriage between the Emperor of Austria and the Princess Theresa Caroline of Sue Meinuagen, Is stated with great confidence. It is said' the nuptial tete• pony will take place in the ensuing autumn. AUG. 19.—There is a report of the ereation of a new religious and military order, destined to make war upon tbe mutt', which will have nothing in common with the Order of We expect 4000 men, which are to be embark lot the Calabrias and the kingdom of Naples. YAIIATCA PAPER!. 'Extract of a Letter -from General Bot.tVatt tb tt Gentleman in Kingston, Jamaica, dated Cam lyand, South America ) 10th Junes ISIG "I did myself 'the pleasure of addressing you from the island of Margeritta, via St. Thomas's, giving you an iteetmnt of the first successes of our Expedition, from the time we lett Astx-Cayes, which I hope has been duly received by you. I now resome my pen with more satisfaction, to give you a further account of those successes, which, through the interterence of the Great Disposer of all events; has continued to bless the arms of the Republic. On the 25th of last mouth our squadroa sailed from Margeritta, and alter a lone passege of six days, owing to the rapidity of the current, anchored before the high battery of Santa Rosa, in Cardpano, where .the Spanish flag Wa, displayed, as well as on board the vessels in the harbour, all of whom battled under the bat tery. At break of day n. xt morning I sum moned the town" and forts to surrender, or utlienviee it should be assaulted, when 1 should nnt,be able to answer for the effusion of blood, which it was my .original intasntion to spare us much as lay iii my power; but my sum mons was negatived by the Commandant.— Thus situated, I had no other alternative than t%*e immediate disembarkation,of the troops,which was 'immediately performed under the orders of Major •Gcneral :llarino ; General. Mir and Colonel Soublete directing their operations to the left of the town, while the squadron kept up h fire of round and grape on tht beach and centre of the town. • The troops under the command of the above Officers gallantly advanced, and in a 'very snort time took command of the principal heights which comniAnded the town, driving the euemy from their positions with continued success and no loss. TIIC Spanish batteries and field-pieces the Mode time playing tin the squadron and troops, is probably one o f the greeteA instances of such .a iliientharkation wit hont loss. General Piar took the re,tr of the,eneroy, where he.w as leastexpected, with the int ention of taking the heights which com manded the passes and ViC inky of the town, iu which Ile Cflaildelely succeeded; and after an action oft wo hours 1 had the satisfaction of seeing the Re publican Colours flying triumphant oft all the posts of Canyon°. Only a few of Qur ' men were %wooded, and that Slightly. Our victory was complete, and the of theenemy shamef u l, si they had the grea'.est advantage in every thing. All the Spaniatds they possesed tell into our power, as well as as great. quantr,y of provisions, &c. and a beatll ;IA brig anti schooner, laden with merchan dist: ; the former well armed and equipped, named the Juni° Bello, and the latter .La Fortuna. — lit consequence of the occopation of Carnpano by our troops. the Spaniards have abandoued the line from Cariaco to Guiria, and our communica tions to .11aturin are expedited by land and the Golfo Liste. 1 hope a short time only will be required to facilitate oat' communications. 1 have the satisfaction to inclose you, the regular bulle tins, p l oclamatioos, &c. as well as en intercepted Spanish ducement, which will give you sonic idea to the seen whose tyranny has so long oppressed the tonsioent of South America." The Porttiguese brig Coloi, Captain Jose de Martin, was from St Thomas's bound to the 1 - 1 a. Valllla, and out six days, but put into Port Royal late on Monday evening, being short of water. The blaster states, that Mt WUS fitting out lit Portn.Rieo, to go against %lurgaaritt a. JAMAICA. JULY 6.—We understand the detach ment of Iforeigu Artillery, under the command of Lieut.-Colonel Dc Menard, now statioued iu this Island, are ordered h o me, and as detachment of British Artillery are to be sent out in their Mead. We are informed that a bel*Vy gale of wind was experienced at Trinidada the Cuba on the 6th ult. during which several vessttis were thiven ashore, toad two of them bilged—clue the schooner john, helouging - 10 f 'port. I.:strti of a toter from Triniikti, qs. " Shipping.here are plenty ; reight sto London, 6s. ti,t. To Glasgow: 7's, being the . first veiNels. The others will only get cis. Rains areincesiant, and mnst retard the crops greatly." I N D, MAY 15,—Oat Sunday a strong de tachmeto of his Majesty's West India liangerS, near 500 men, arrived in three transports from Guadaloupe, and were dibembarked yesterday morning, erred marched to Monte Brtice. They are Commanded by Majorlick. The Saauae trans ports yesterday Hiter noon took from bailee his Maje•ty's 60111 regiment, commanded by Major Hincledy. Their ultimate destinatiou is Halifax, Nova Scotia. 22.--On Monday morning a rr ived the ship Oromocto, Captain Busby, who, after a short passage of tour weeks, put on shore near noon, to the great jut/ of the inhabitants, his Ex cellency Charles Will.aul Maxtvell, his Majesty's Chief Governor of this Island, A ()lead of Ho mil attended on the beach to receive hirn,, r and Fort Voang tired the ustod,salute on his landing. Ills Lxcellency immediately repaired to Go vernment. House, which was ready for his recep tion. Rxcellency teas accompaniirl from England by John Maxwell Williams and ,Charles kienry Johnson, Esqrs. AMERICAN PAPERS. We have received American Papers to the 13th ult. front which it appears, that the American Government has ;Silted an Official Notice, that no private Bank Paper would he taken after the 206 of Febru►►ry, ISI 7, for mollies due for duties, taxes, &c. to UZ)Nerninent, unless such Bank was prepared to pay their notes in cash when required, and unless they took the.Treasnry Nottl ; fttAmr. Mr. Dallas, in. an Official Circular. Documant, dated Treasury Department, - July , 2.2, has addressed the State lisnks; in order to faci litate the execution of the resolminit 11.116sed to resume cash payments. Mr. -Dallas rem . - gents the objections and obstacles to the resltua lug cash payments to rest chiefly with .the banks of the Middle States, who have ennver ted their improved return capital of gold and silver to pro auction) store, &c., The draft of a notice is then given by the Treasnry for the consideration of the State banks, recommending as a preliminary mea sure that ail small notes under 5 dollars should not be taken after theist of Oct, unless the bank issuing such notes should pay the amount in specie when reqiiired. In opposition to the Government tnnny• banks state the utter impossibility of resuming cash payments. They have in consequence sent deputies to meet and consult uptot the present state of •IJei currency at Philadelphia. The New York Paper ' of the 10th of August has the following intelli gence We understand that the Delegates from the 134nks of New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Virginia, at their meeting at Philadelphia, have agreed on resuming specie payments on the ht of July," The America') papers still continue to notice . the emigration of the Irish to the United Steles froth their native country. An u n usual number, it is stated, leave arrived at New York ilmild course of the present season, and others are still' expected. Most of theta, it is added, are poor ; and on their arrival, finding themselves literally " strangers in a strange land," are at a loss where to fix their residence, or how to acquire a sub sistence. A Mr. Thomas O'Connor, of New York, has made himself conspicuous in endeavour ing to obtain employment for them. Ealiact from a Quebec Paper, dat . e.rl July 18, 1816. " His Excellency Sir John Coupe Sheibrooke, G. C. 13. and their respective.suites, arrived in the harbour on Friday morning last, in the steam boat I\lalshani, from on board his Majesty's ship Niger, off river thielle." YORK, AUG. :o.—We regret to state that the stearn-hoot Vesuvius, on the Mississippi, took fire 03 the 13th nit. and eras burnt to the crater's edge. A cargo of goods, to the anmant of 200,00 . 0 dollars, shared the fate of the steam boat, THE HAGUE, SE7r. 3. MTING OF THE SP,COND CHAMBER OF THe STAfE9 GENERAL. The president this day read a message frem the Secretary of State, communicating that his Ala i jesty knot cwninautted the Director-Gen4hti COIWOyS and Licenses to convey to the Assembly plan of law relating to convoys and licenses,: together with u plan of the tariff of import anti export ditties. The President then appoinzed a Commiision of four Members, viz. Messrs. Clifford, Repelaer, Weir], and Paul Maib6, to receive and conduct the said Director-General into the Assembly.Th Director-General, Mr. \Vichers, being introditeeill developed the plan in a speech of considerable length. Ile said, that it was his Majesty's wish to conciliate the wants of commerce and of inter nal mannfact tures, for which purpose he had chos en a middle course, as our foreflthers had done in the Ordinance of the year 1725, relating to con volts a n d licenses ; th a t for the protection of in ternal manufactures the plan of law fixed a proper import duty ; that all objects of internal induStry should be free, while duties should be imposed on the introduction of foreign goods in proportion to the value at which the produce of our own manufactures cou}tl be sold; and that the transit dories should be placed on a moderate footing, that commerce might not suffer. He concluded by reading the plan of law and the tariff of duties. The President then requested the Director- General to assure . his Majesty that the Chamber would take the plan into their serious consider ation. SHIP NEWS. His Majesty's ship Falmouth arrived at St. Fi e k na on the 7th July, after a pleasant voyage "runt Gibraltar of seven weeks. FALMOUTH, SHrr. 7.—Arrived his Male'Ors ship Whiting; from a cruise, nod the NoctoU packet with is mail from Jamaica. Sailed the Di,ke of Kent packet with a mail for Lisbon.— Wind S. ti PO IttSMOUTI: SgrT. 9.—A rrived the Kennerslev Castle and Andromeda transports from the Medi terranean ; also the Royal Oak and Eliza trans ports flw) Quebec. Also arrived the Lord Mid dleton, 't VELLINS, from Quebec : on the 7th she left at Quebec the following ships, loadtag tor England :—Gray, Doncaster, John . an&Ro , hert, Industry, Lord Wellington, and the Sophia. Wind S.W. SBPT. 9.—Arrived the Castlereagh packet ; she landed her mail at Aldborough.— Wind S.S.W. DEAL, SLFT. 9.—Tl►e whole of the outward bound iewitio.—Winfl W. S.W. blows hard. RAMSGATR. SEPT. 9.—lt blows a gale from the S.W. The under-mentioned vessels have pat in here for shelter :—Agnes, NRAL ; Ilope,Geoßag; Victory, Ithtts ; and the Pilot, PUUND—aII From London ; the latter bound to Grenada, the other 'to the IVestern parts of Fangland. • - - • - LIVERPOOL. SEPT: B.—Arrived the William Ashton, Captain KEEN, from St. John's, New Brunswick; sailed the 3..1 'ult. The Williath Ashton struck on thiCoal Rock, and is Lull of Water.—Wind S.W. Ottavicst:Nn, Styr. 9.—Arrived the Berry_Castle, Russel, from Pernanitmeo I Hero of the Nile, wrangler, from De merara: Effort, Jones, from Leghorn; Providence, Irma Oportti; Barring, Lamb, from Calcutta ; Christina, Hall, front Petershnrg ; Sybella,' Black; from Riga; Morning Star, Home, from Stockholm; Metcalf, Saunders, from Cal cuttn.--Saiied the Ptincess of Wales, Fox, for Ostend; Ro bert, Campion, for Antwerp; Friends, Kidd, for Elsineur; Diligence, Edwards, for Dublin: The Minden and Leander, which, after ject.. ni Algiers is accomplished, are going to the Nast Indies and Halifax, have landed their passengers and cumbrous foreign stores at Gib raltar. fionte respectable, persons at Alilfota Raven art fitting out a vessel in the Brazil Bank Fishery, fdr 4 cargo of black oil. A similar measure Li in agitation at Plymouth, under the advice and set peiinteudance of Captain Rowe, of Kingsand, who has had conside ra bl e exper i ence i n such-4f fairs, and Means to embark himself in the Under taking, A Gentlernan at Dock also intends to de7. vote a vessel to the same purpose, on his' own account, NEXT TUESDAY THE STATE LOTTERY BEGIN DRAWING. TUX FIRST PRIZE DRAWN THAT DA' MUST BE MORE THAN £.40,000, AND MAY Bl ,c .80,000. dinii-Balhar shall appear To-inorrow. AftrtivED-1 France, I Jamaica, 1 Dublin, 2 Waterford, Duk..-1 Han burgh, I Gottenburgli. PRICE 0 F' STOCKS ' webvr. o'cvlcs. I BAIA L. Am' ........ 7 16 Pr ; .. tbni India tiouiti.,... ..... .• ...U. 6 1 ; Pr. I Cons. fur 0ct0ber,;.......C)il THIS DAY AT 1' /knit Stuck, shut J per Ccut. nee. shut ' $ per Urn!. Cons. 62.ldi I per Crlit: shut 5 per Ceut. N. Ann.... 934 ii BIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGF, TO-MORR aw , e 34 minutes du,* 4. I Evening, 59 minutes if . ter ••• THE SUN. SOLEM QUIS ruCEIIE FA LW g AUPEAT LONDON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1816.- BUON A PA RTE. we have just seen. a l'rivate Letter from ' Helena, of so late a elate as July the' 9th. 11 states that, a few days before, RuONAFOTEw" missing for four hours, but the Centinel stoppv f him, when he said he should not be . on' the Island nine mouths In consequence of ib is b:! is now confined to hi% house and garden. We can assure our Readers of the of this curious statement. IMPOJU'ANT FRENCII VAPETOr • [RECEIVED THIS ItIOESING.), ... A . The'Paris Papers of the ith bring Poe" Intelligence. The42lioniteur .has a Rim! OrObes; nonce, of the 4th ili3t...Cii3Solving the Os"' iv of Deputies--restoring the Electoral CoHegel ha the state in which they were plaieed by Decree of . 21 st. July , /815--convoking en); so constituted, for the 25th o f the curr4l, month (in the arondissements) end tile so of October (in the depa rtm ents) to e lect 10 .. Gunpowde r n Derides for the New Chamber , which i:ii,e meet on the sth l o f November ; the eve er .eic of the Conitituiio u al Charter shall he subjecber ot. It also declares , that no ar ti ted to " v ision , and of consequence, that. the. O n ! ' r ey sent, Deputies shall be reduced from 4'20 se ettP t of 6c to 260 as limited by the 36th Ar‘tiele.°l. Charter. . . • ' ' name Such is the document which , bas-issued in i n il i e : of Louis the XVIIIth, and which,in ottrel 10 , nion, surrenders the unfortunate Monarch, 4°l- 1 1 c ea into the hands of his enemies. The thorough•P'6-of Revolutioni s t s h a ve so far tritunPhed °v r l6 ,ti a 'c, and patriotism. They have disarnie d IA re- the and "'e l l the Fetlet6s—they have liumbied:er, steady and co n s t an t friends of the House of li O 0, b b i o u n is , n a i nd w e it lai t tf ie d i s t e s a f l o , c )f s— le t g b i e t y im h i a lc v y c , s i tsi n l d uP :o l/ig i c y a . f —let t (h l , t hve c baei urnntl•odba disposal r, ice f )roo o sa ue r sss ;lil a :: rL t iceyl all I sins e doovi a epoi ii s flekel t 4: one in l packingchange public t thr: a id Itooir,eT ; 075.1 1 net ei nastyuld s. of a i n i ( r i an w ce h . at ‘l o 'h f ut i l i : e oreig.'": l : erle."l;; ciiil6. .4 . ' °:l4 ' ic) 'Pl'aittox of Representation will no dent° ild d° o afi t t h nt a di t i e is : c o s:is wt. ] a n i. i ua l gny C e l 1.1 the into o 16) f t . toil l i e i t l c , i a 1 i . ' l er ib r ici . 01r ii b. ~ i t el s e s. Revolution and their mUtlern -Aolsdsci:c:Cei:ing - IrN winch Of coo Constitutionalists !— 's so tia.. c re e . l a l s e Ministry—the Ultra resign and make way for, the Constitutionalists Constitutions to which they hive adberco• sci , he rpally 10P1' ii.be FOUCIIES, TALLFIYHANIS9, SLICE-101i SE11;10011 ANtS, DE CAZES, all the Girouettes vi'll°' ~A 110 figurcd under the Usurper." the pirec iori Republic ! l ! I ~ ~1• • ~~. a o ll u ' r vl l o ct r : n he ' s t e o '.PARIS, -43'eplem!er G. ORDONNANCS OF TITF , ti..r , at Since To 1 V hi t p o re u s r ei s it , of de 0 tn nstrated to us this truth, procl,doled 6 1 e 4 upon a solemn occasion, that equal tot le ''''' vr . tage of amelioration is the danger of in-') I oil' tiou, we are convinced that thr wl'llf' :a:co:cc:col: 1:ie:1.7 .I)! vows of our subjects combine t o preserve Ufa touched this Constitutional Charter, E be I"' I a of the public good 'of Fra nce and orfil''' n t. of the general tranquility. Wa bare ill c'''' gl of le D nc r e p j u u t ( i l e g i t ti to ti c" the number it necessary .to .redu ce this ',s 11 11 ! Charter, and not to elec t ' an y bat ' e t pf attained the age of 40 y e a rs ; but to deterrained. bY the Claaabti re:Faction it • aga' lo cui3r°6°