The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-15 00:00:00

:116;;KING 4 ,URDU: titrnsca Tttc Coutiie'ss of On her johrooy from the N!:tlierl3nils to post-chaNe, hits been murdered on the high rovid by the .411md t tfctofi of the vehicle, who plonder'd his 'and threw her into a river. The Pollee, inforMed of thii by te legraph, i intnediistely took its metkitires. Gosselet , the driver, being' arrested in the rue St. I%turlin, cut his . throat with a razor, and has been c'ouveyistl to the hiitet Dien. • • • "" "• • " ' CFURTHPR PANTICULARS.I 1, nid. Caste Beaumont, returning "cram the North, had agreed with 'a man named Collet to take her from Strasbnrgh to Marseilles for a con siderable sum of money. At some leagues front Besancon, and near the river of Donbs, the wretch struck this respectable Lady with a key of the car riage, and then strangled her. He then directed his course - to the river, and threw in the body of his victnt,.after ltaing entirely stripped her of .. her dress an d money, of which sho•bad 300 ducats in gntd, besides other money and jewels. This torrid' crime was perpetrated in the presence of two girls, sisters, of the ages artieVelitetn and nineteen, and who knew the assassin. Divine Justice has not permitted the searches of the Po lice to be fruitless. 'lle has been arrested, with his accomplices, at 'Paris, and answered some in terrogatories which leave no doubt of his crime. Tuft ,RaGkrifs. CotinT.—Yesterday, at three o'clock, the. PRINCII REGENT held a Court at Carlton-house. His Royal Highness held a Priiy Council, which was attended by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Secretary of State for the 1-Tome Department, the First- Lord of tiro Admi ralty, the Trezmiter of the 1-touSchrild; &c. At this - Cnnneil, we ore informed, the meeting of Parliament was further prorogued to the-2d of January Next. The Prince gave audiences to Vkcount Sidmouth anti Viscount Melville. - - P AIM, OCT. 12.—Mr. Canning had yester da,;, an audience of, hi 4 Majesty.—We hear from Rouen, that several individuals, forming a part of the ,National Guard, unit cried, while ouster 'arms, that_ they would not, acknowledge two Officers recently named by his Majesty; three of them have been -arrested and put into prison.- 7 (Onlignani'i Messenger.) One of the• pleasintest satires upon the Agri cultural Report .bus been devised by the Editor of a Cork Jacobin Ne%vtipuper called the Chronicle This clreer fellow-,'wito by the bye. is t Runtish Vriest, deteratined to have a little circle of mi series of. his, own,. lots sent a string of queries to all the Farmers and Cottagers round Cork ; and their answers, NV hick be publishes in his paper,• are, it. must Le conlefsed, as lachrynu)se and do lorous as the most ardent lover of distress could desire. The poor Chronicle iscthermined to go down. It yesterday dedicated no less than two columns and a. halt ,to the hopeless. attempt at interesting vur sensibilities for its friend NaY, coutessMly the greatest scoundrel on record. Wit to Pa I NCIPLP.A.--- . " We believe it will he difficult to prove that our Revolution of .1688 was more justifiable than the French Re►olut mu 0f , 1 . 815."--(Morning Chronicle) The Morning Chronicle states, " that. the ship Mary, of Liverpool, owned by Mr. IL. of Man ch:ester, hciu3 been carried into a port in Spain; and totally condemned. The goods have been sold at public aurtion, and all the proceedings of, the capt Ors were of a most , outrageous nature. The Philippine Company, according to its usual sty!? 'of in000poly; has exacted 2.8 t per cent. to allow thelniroduction said gawk into the interior, where they have been sold at exorbitant prices." Cork is worse off, than London, for not only lets it not " double-ironed" its Mayor,. but it has not single-iro'ned his successor. In short, it has do Mayor till the Court of King`i Bench. gives it one. During the late contest, at Algiers, the Quer Charlotte, Lord EXMOUTIIIS flag-ship, actuall fired three broadsides in four minutes. The .Inuales Poiitiques, it Parisian Journal, was, it. is said,,siispended the 'other day at the post .office, for illiberal reflections on the coquet Est Lord Exmotrrtt before Algiers, and au indecent sortie against the majority of the late Chamber. It is well known, says a Morning Paper, that just previous to the late attack on Algiers, the DEY ordered the E nglish Consul into close con finement. On the receipt of this intelligence, he requested, as favour, to remain in s. particular town in his own house; and that„ the guards should be there placed ever him, instead of his being re moved This remonstrance wassent to the DRY, 4.1101:i14 it. great rage, insister on hia orders being strictly complied with, most peremptorily refosiug Ilit prayer of..the Consul. The latter was there }are remoued fi'unt -the apartment. The DRY 's . I ±oridne't ttrmia , irked .sin 'this mcasion With all t lie iktistrintitrlty 'he bas sn'irciptently displayed; :Itougtc, if it had teen posaiblei for his Higtolett',to 'have anticipated the sequel, dffithiluss i /aV4 readily acceded to the CoripiPs wishes. It *was fortunate, however, that die ,Dxv did not Tomit the Consul to remain in Vise sitnitionhe so sttclentty wished, for there -can be little.doubt but he must in.ibut cos': have fallen II :11Perifice to the fire front the guns of our s'hi'p, at Several r°ssed completely ihronstli ilk very room of his use, 'foul one was ft 691101111 A stint. StlreasTritott.—Father 44 a Jesuit, ex - - Tresses himself as follows Itspectitig the treasures Juf nrt, &c, which have been brought back front Paris to the ,lonastery of St. Peter. at hrfutt t— '" Among the relies are many Richly valtiabh l ,: nhich may he regarded as diamonds of the -water, as tor example '9 o 1 the 'skulls of the , 11,000 Virgins, a pieee of ee gown of the Virgiit 'ary, the tuning isatnnter belonging to David's haep, and many other similar treasures, in coin-, parlson orwhich the Frmb contributions appear, - nutbing, SHIP NEWS. Cowes, Oct. 14.—Arrived port, YCIUN, Muster, it . ) take on board part of e 10th Regiment trom the Barracks he're to Malta. :Three• qa•Clock.--=Sailetl tlie notch sloop cif War Ditagarittitl tor Hollautl. 7 - - Wind, S.W. 'PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 14;—Tfic only arrival to lay is his Majesty's ship Algeritte front a cruise. Vitid Westerly.. Tt.vsotYTn, OCT. 13.--Came the' Vrince Itegctit. Wiwi's, from Batavia; she is to itrocced to Portsmouth for orders, And it is supposed she ‘vill• ko‘ to Amsterdani. Arrived his Majesty's ship . Lea froin a cruise. Sailed the Matilda, So , MItItVILL, for Amsterdani, frotti Batavia.—Wind E. S. E. • FALMOUTH, OCT. 12.—Sailed the Doke of Kent packet fOr Lisbon, and Lord Chester fletd packet for Gibraltar and Malta, both with mails ; also sailed the Active ) TREGARTiIii3, for Gibral tar.—Wind E. HARWICH, OCT. 14.—Arrived the Earl Leicei• er packet froth Chihaven, and Beailfoy packet From thaili.—Wihd V. DEAL, Ocr..:l4.—Came down from the River the Friendship, GLASCOTT. for Demerara; Twins, FREEMAN, for Oporto ; and prince Regent, Boa- GES, for Lisbon. Sailed the Diane Dutch frigate for Holland. .Arrived and remain the Francis and Eliza, 'KENNEDY, from Batavia, and several more, particulars unknown, which are sailed for the River.—Witul S. GRAVESEND, OCT. 14.—Arrived the Freedom, Stewart, from (Mega ; London, Gray, and Fame, Postgate, from Petersburg!). Sailed the Telus, Chilton, for Pernambuco ; Hibernia, Thomas, for Gibraltar ; Elizabeth, Jones, for Cork ; 111 r - doh Thomas, tor,Limeriek ; Elizabeth, Ellis, for Dublin ; Betsy, Harrison, for Ostend ; Leda, Guest, for Bremen ; Rover, 'King, and Wark worth, Muers, for Hamburg!) ; POpPle• well, for Petersburgli ; Catherine and Ann, Swart ; Goede Hoop, Kloff, anti Duke Of . Kent, Fryer, for Rotterdam. RANSGATS, Ocr. 13.—Uur harbour contains at this moment upwards of .i 0 French fishing boats, employed upon the herring fishery, the generality of them arc fine large boats, upwards of 30 tons, nearly new,,antl, carrying about 18 or 20 hands each. They are waiting a favourable opportu nity for going out to fish ; at present the report is, the herrings are but taw. these poor fellows appear to lure hard, subsisting wholly upon her rings anti potatoes, with some very ordinary brown bread ; the former are boiled up together, form ing a delightful hudgePodge, with which they seen) (rite satisfied and happy. Two bodies have been picked up at sea and brought .on . 'shore here ; . they prove to be two of the persons lost with the Emirs pleasure-bout this day foitnight Broad stairs; fragments of the boat have also been fallen in with and londed here, but we regret to Aity, not,stoiliaient,of them to pay tb pocir man for his trouble. • • , • • • Extract of a Letter lion% the A4ent to 'Lloyd's at " • , s.sottenourgli, dated Oct. 2 ;-011 the outu at day-light it CRllle on to blow heivy tit W.S.W,at nine it veered in the \V. and blew a tremendous liiirricatie, which eontintied till about 4 P. M. yes tetifuy. wheo . it moderated a little, but still blew a gale front the W. N. ,W, ; at S this morning it abated, and now blows only a fresh breeze. The following accidents have occurred, and it is tear ed that the dainage.on the coast lois been very welt " The. Patrioten, fromSundswall to London, rin on shore in tile Rh Cl tin the 30th, and must discharge before she Can be got off. . The Ann, from Liverpool to Prtershorgh, passrd all the ('racks at the oar:ince of the port on the 30th, at 3p. m., the gale was at its height ' hot she was driven on the mud shove the city, and most discharge her ballast and stores before site can begot olt " The Harmony, of Snotleriand, front I.Ondrin to Copen hagen. was nearly Inst off Marstrand on the anti, nit , but got tut the laud by a press of sail, which meet all hltiwti n f ra! rt the yards: sh e afterwards drifted into a mall bay at "" a $ stir ! anchored in safety. "The ‘Voodhouse, from London to Memel, lust all her sails yesterday, but arrived in the River." Extract of a Letter from St. Helena, dated the 30th of August :—BIioNAPARTS iS sometimes very sulky, and seldom plewed. The furniture irrived from England gave him great satisfaction, hut that will soon wear ofl. Lattetly an ice-machine has occupied tutiehof his time. lie will soon cease to he interesting, except to thy: casual visitprsovlto make 'all possible . exertions to get a sigla of him t . nod he as curiously endenvotari'th fiOd out all he can, hut the rigid orders on people visiting him prevent his hearing much. The, persons about him are the greatest annoy atter : if alone, he would be mach better, a nd eventually forget his former greatness in part, and a,sociate woe. with. those who are sent to watch over him. Si( Hypsost Lows and be are on very bad terms, and the foreign Commissioners have not yet seeti him he has no objection to receis'e them as indivitioals, but otherwise he refwies. They are certainly of no use whatever here. The Ittissian is w gentiemati-like rt..isott ; the Anstrian and French not exactly lite SACIte 117011 most look with much doubt on rite many ae. comas you will receive from this island." Jet the midst of the cries of -" Vice le Rol !" With. which the . Cnyrt of the Prefeetore resounded on the first :meeting.of the Electoral College of 11,1 ' "'wit of Djutt, 8 shoemaker voeiferatell " Vive Chateanbriand .When interrogated as to his motives, he simply replied, he. knew of tin law which prevented hint ; and as hisAtte%tioners . could remember nolie.either, lie was quietly selic big business. &Jai ye:46es of tnathle titatnaryltave been brnugbt in the Abundance -gtore-ship trotu Civitu.yeccbia to l'ormnontb, all presents t*:•ornthe Pore In the NCI!: REGP.HT, except a tew speeitnei. tar Lord CAsTuttleaoti, and other peisoni rmilf„. NlAjor-Gencral pinceeds direetiy to the Calm nt-Ciood ijore, Wiwi: lig is to be second to command, TIIE FUTUrtF:-TIIE PRESENT AND T H :OA Sll. . :-. rr ihtl tte - c4t,desipere--,—in verlio." . , • The nein cw . %vim) which expresses being, or to mitt which is appliekto.the them Being, is natle of three short syliAlcs, expressing the fu , 'lire, the present, anti the past. The initn(li of hoe sillables; setiarately, are 'Still used with 'us n a similar:relation cif meaning, in time nr Hier Om). -Tire' livbftw 4114tIcet has nirmy expressions of tijeatiing find natural niono3yll4hie sound's. The . re uie foir of th Who hnve not hottni . the wheedling or coaxing sylklite of female Tier suation or intreaty, the " nit, na—now,"-:-.of his sister, mistress, or wife. :khis syllable " na" has :in IlehreW the expression'of" I pray you." Mcn, when ignorant -or simple, without the advantages 91 letters and the 'sure . traditions or written lessons of history, of necessity direct the contemplations of their active minds forwards; towards futurity. In early times Ave hear much in all regions, and among all people, of prophets and foietellerS of 110110 ?o 'cane: it was for iheni the pitly poslsible eXerelise of faculty and reflection. Itte:orits and history, letters , and reading, give another direciion to the himian intidlett ; ive cast our.eyes backwards on the portraiture of sreoes tlnil actions that have paswrl, and viewing then), at best, thrsvittka inisty_intrror ot much talseand mod* undeCyplieralile_reFirpsentation; have long beep apt to e x aggerate thilr certainty, and to over-estimate their teachinp or guiding example for tts. This excess of confidence; And the de gree of error, bait been mutual, air's 'perhaps, equal : one forefathers depended ton much Oti their, insight of the fittnie; their descendacits have re - ferred too,moch to the, record of the past. The present time is an evanescent existence, on Which we einnot contemplate : wisdom, prudence and philanthropy all alike conspire to claim our regardi mud cares tor the future. This points us to " Education," and the training anti well instruct ing of the young, who are soon to delight or to soothe our decline,, and to inherit and improve all our possessions and,ncquirements,, IVINI)InP,, OCT. 14.--This morning her MA JESTY and Princess ELIZABETH took an airing to Frogmore, where they amused themselves for some time in . the pleasure grounds. The Priniess Au gusta rode on horseback in the Great Park ; the Princess Sophia rode in the - Little Park. The Royal Hunt commenced thin morning, when 4 fine deer was turned out for the day's diversion on Ascot-heath, which showed great sport at start ing, taking through the enclosures for \Vkntlsur Great Pak, where he -leaped over the paling be tween Holly Grove and Cranbourn running with great speed across Queen Anne's walk, where he got among a herd rif red deer, and was 'congealed among: them for some time ; after he Wet got out, the chime was renewed, anti he come out near the *able gates, crossed the Long Walk, and through har 'majesty's enclo sures dilibgmore, taklogio the right. Prince F4TEILSiAjY, the Austrian Ambassador, will give a grand 'entvitainntent this day, at his seat, Camden Among other distingniShed personages invited, are the Duke and Duchess of CUMOURLANO, Ituhbian Anibassador and hit Lady, thet4panish and. Dutch Ambassadors, Earl and Count ess BATHURST, &e. In t h e tleuing a French Piece will be pPrfOrmed* by a party 01 fashionable amateurs. The prin. cipal dining parlour is fitted up with great taste an the occasion, with, grand scenery and deco. rations. it is a mistwke that only one of the new City candidates for thetoridul tame was a gin -shop keeper. A Correspondent informs us, that besides orator THOMPSON, there are also orator SI - psi:Ns and orator ,CoaTas (not Ronieo), all in• the same spirituous line. tie adds, we know not how•ac- - aurately, that they did not acquire their talents merely The bur hut that they praetiee at a Sunday morning Debating Club, where; under the mask or denomination of a " Church of•Qod," : religious doctrines are as freely canvassed, as po litical•prin`ciples are at the Common Hall, To the credit of a local Bench of Magistrates in . Surrey, meeting,ehoht 15 miles distant from the Metropolis, ott a complaint made to them lately by a publican, of the badness of the beer furnished him by his brewer, who holds a lease of several years to come of the house, they di rected the publican to go wherever he pleased for hid beer, and he, wisely following the advice, now procures' it Of anothei brewer.---(County Popei.) A stage-tcoach, with tour horst.6,anti an Eng lish coachman, emburketi at Brighton on Friday, f o r Dieppe, intended to run frrtm Dieppe to Bourn ; the basket has an awning :with curtains. A Company is reported to have obtain ed a patent , . to .establish 200 stage-coaches in r ranee upon this plan. . The ,follooving scednetions and retrenchments a; spoken of as ab'ont to take place :---'Tie Se nior Department np tlieltilitary . College to 110 done away ; the 5001. t per 21111 Ora tuhle-money made to the Governor to. be discontinued ;. all Se cOnd Majors of Battalions to he reduced, except in; those serving -iti India nod at the Cape of Good Elope ; nil Stair appointments to he made front the Ilall•pay; GenerAOllicers, who tvre Go vernors of Isbirvis or1201;onles, not to draw ttny Stall allowances; the allowance of 2/. per day hi• therm in mh. to the . Officer at the head of tin. Quarter.qtlaiter•Geoevat's Department in theiVest :in name of Wastage in Fuel, in be discon tinued. The firit troop of the Scots Greys linve tunreited (rim) Canterbury tin titeir ronteln York ; but it if stipofetl their ttitlillaie desti.Wion iy Set)tian 4 Oii SiVi:frilay last "the 9311 Regiment underwent their half-y ear ly inspection, in the stlitarefof the New neks. oint • General 'BA tzttv expressed himself highly plea be d with the neatness and inte rior economy of the battalion, anti entninunicoted lij 3 ottlers on the occa t io n , in mnsz flattering terms, itt , ColunelCKFAtin. `1 he second Hatt e rnit of the . 27th I(egiment were on Tttesday kst inspected at tip.Paer Tao Trinvrtkz. O'Ntal Lt. appeared . fir the first time this SeSoh, as jittiet, and was warm- IY welcomed by the toldierice. 81) - t: seemed, we thoitglit, A liAle fatigtittl,prObably frOm exertion Icr performance was, neve: theless, very line, and the aliplatise'liestowed upon it Ltid And totunintOtts. If we noticed t iny chtference in her playin'g, witi that she acted mare titan wlieti she originally canie trot ; and it, iit ctoiug . this, she sacritiyed any ot that exquisite sen which•first ialSett her to thedti;, , ,heßt rank itl her profession; we cannot hrio hriag of Ilion that the eieliATige•is a deter;drithah.' ture is the Arst, and Art only the second attribttee in the scale of dramatic excellence e—;.:l , lr. C. K B YollietlkAvisladtliiiable ;.xiirtl Mr. Juis's'i illerclitii) full of his " wonted fires" SPORTING IikTOLLIGENCE. • PlosstalANtsm..-4.tAtiNal: last night, at nino o'clock, completed 48 wiles, and was cmitefresh; hiving tiles gone 1434 miles. So sanguine is gials E T of finishing the whole by the time allO*- ed him, to•mtn.r . o'vy' afte'runon at 2o'clnek,' Shit • • he yesterday offered, if his friends wound permit him; to proceed on 600 miles 'more for . a wager but their would not consent to it. i;rEwMAIutET SECOND de Tonitt MEETING, 1819. Moszn Ocr. 14. I); of Rutland's, Fatulassgootst. beat Foley's Pipylina 7st. 13111. D.M. 400 gs, b. ft.-2 to lon Fandango. , L 4 FL.Cactudish's Nectar, byui Mr. Wyndham 's gr;,c. I,y Gohunna. out of Grey Skisti, Het. 31b. eaels, A.F. 13 to ft on Nectar. I). of Itutland's lielvoirina, 3,yr?, Bst. 71b. beat D. of Graf ton's 111, c. by 'Elton, bought of Captain Vyse, 2 yrs, 7st, 111 b. First halt of M. Md 100 gs, h. ft.-6 to 4 agst lielroVritta. One-thirdof a - Subscilption of 415 gs each, fur fiye.yr-olds, eat:Blh: flat . and agthl, 961.3 th. 'l.e.—Bona tide the. property. of Subscribers . Mr. Lake's Aladdin, 6 yrs L'd f.gremont's Welicier'er, 6 yrs . '2 D. of Grafton 's I): h. Fugitive, ii yrs 1.(1 G.H., Quvendish's Bourbou, 6 yrs dr Mr. Blake's Lobo, 5 yrs ' 'dr tto 2 agitt Alatitlia:—.2' to I agst Wanderer—t; to 4 art . ; Fugitive. The PRINCH REOF:NT'S stag-bounds will meet on Friday neit at Swinley, at ten o'olock. All the spoti nave now, say the AstronottlicaL- Observers; disappeafed.from the aunt'* disk. CONIMISSALei totar.—rn the yritr 1809, Sir William Cuunigham Fairlie, Batt. instituted an action of divorce, in this Cmirt, against his Lady, which, after having been decided in f4Vour of her Lidyship, found its way into the House of I.'l,ers, by appeal. We formerly reported the result to be, that the cause was ri.mit fed buck to tbe Court below, for farther couiderittion. Sir gay, up the point and declined proceeding Girtlier , iir t h e cause. The suit was dismissed, and Laity . ' Cuningliam assoilzied with NU costs. Other actions, of a similar nature; were inutualtybronglit. Into Coort, by the sante pkixties, and, alter proofs had been adduced by both poetics, those ,have also conic to.a terinination, .by the ueguitt4 of Lady,, Cuninghain Fait lie from all the charges brought' against her, and by a decree of tlienv& being given," at her Ladyship's instance, against'Sir Willinrtt, . In these caul stiso, Lady Cimingliam WAS Coosa entitled to full casts. ---(Edinburgh Courant.) DUBLIN CORN.IIIARKPT, OCT. I 1."111e1:C was ratlser a better supply of new tVl►but At this tinylo niarket than on Wednesday; and as the weather was more livottrable, and buyers sliming no anxiety lf) plat:ll4SC, prices generally rated from 41. to ss. the barrel under last day. Fine old ‘Vbeat was in dernand, and would nearly support our l ast (roti .tii m . New Oats were sold at a retitle.. tion of Iron's Is, to 2s. per barrel. Old Oats main. tuned price t no'"alteratlon in the prices of Barley or Bialis ;' and no change in the price of The price of, bread, says a private letter from France,. hick is augmenting materially even et Paris, HMI the general scar ity of the harvest, give rise to very di,treing and gloomy reflections for the easy subsistence of the immense popula= Lion of that Nuuntry during the ensuing winter. It is understood there that the Duke oh 11 eLLIN - 0- TON has already taken every necessary pieLuu. 'ion fur the maintenance of the Allied Armies throughout the whole of this eventful period. IVe are sorry to state that bread 4as advanced here, on Sattirday, three-pence in the gal:on ; it is now 2s. Id. The reason ithigued is, that none rose at the London Market on Monday List ! tatoes have experienced a CAtlavtilletit adv4l)Ce price, Breed is now us high as when wheat was 291. per load.---(Pertsinouth_Paper,) Apples are itt such plenty in mottle parts of the neighbourhood of Exeter, that bills are posted u the turnpike gates, to sell them by lot, on due trees, by auction. Fine eating apples are sold at 3d. and 4d. pee hundred. It is saiti that the son of MUNCO PAalt o the traveller, who resitica in the neight;ourliood of Edinhurgh, a fine yonth of about 14 years of agr. is preparing (a second, TErus.tAcHtts !) to gts abroad in search of his father, wh4 n u he still b(:. lieves to he alive. 'Else late match. hetween Carter and Oliver, nt Gretna Green, cti fii,ra aotterially front ail tliS pre. ceding matches on that spot. They begun itt hugging and ended in sparring, The late match began in sparrOg and ended with. hugging. Another aStenytto prefer a capital charge (rent interested motives was, matle itt.S ti,tttavcll P.4)liC4 (Mkt last AVOck, by a fellow named Field, wdits charged two sitnide looking IriAmen, pained Cotter and G i mpy, with lie had been drinky .ing, with robbitig.aod .hita, -near Strat. Ford. ,story being stispreted, he wa*, sent front the ottee to .prtienie coqpborative and'he ties tint bren tern since. _ Mr. Owittl of Derby, who was by the upsetting of the to il, had not lett .hi 3 ault *s five initint aitU-rr-tu►rned U Corpv pnt his head ow of the coaeh rritidOwr "'ben WO sr inn broke, to see Arlittt was Lite metier, and the coach initio at tbe aioaiertt,,,jiattinteti his leil t• ita d bittix4eli tbe caliita.Le AO the paveattut.