The Sun. — London, England, 1815-09-06 00:00:00

11.-VAIBURGII AND iIpLIN PAPERS. COPENHAGEN, AUG. Tilt! ROOl.llItS . WItICh we receive front the Barbary 'coast are _ill the highest degree . unpleasant;- Goi.crument can defend it sea any longer against the shameless perfidy of tie piratical States, which employ every . stratagem to gratify' thefr cupidity. We had the less reason to expect the detention of our ships, as the new COnsul, Hartman, vas stilt but very lattl), to Tripoli, to take the place of the Consul 11.Ielduke, and had been recognised by the Govern ment then., in consideration of a considerable.sunt of money. The sum to be paid annually has been alw , ys regularly delivered, and negoCiations for a new armistice load been commenced. Dey in the most artfi.l r tanner delayed this . , and , ecretly sent out his crnizers, the retwn of which be is aited for, in order' suddenly to ad , vanee the most absurd and exag'gerated pre- tensions. The English and the American Consuls have made very lively remonstrances, awl it is to be hoped that An amicable atrangetnent will be brott;. , ,ht about. Neith , r the Austrian, the Spanish, nor ,the French,Pgs artz respected by the Dey. Notwith standing the interference of the Grand - Seignor, the Dvy has just c'onfis . cateda rich cargo under the In'st of these flags. P4-rhaps it has been Sug gested to the Dcv, out of envy at the good recep- Oat the . . Danish flAg meets with in the Mediter rarean Sea, that the loss of oar fleet.leaves hint full scope to act towards its at his; discretion..._ Means will, however, be found to punish/him for his insolence. Vie formal accession of Denmark to the Grand Alliance of the 25th- March (which has been de layed by several circumstances, partidularly by the non-fulfilment of some _points in the Treaty of Kid), has now taken, place at Paris. The Ratification of our Sttbsidy'Treaty with .England is arrived here, and bills i'for a con siderable sum giv'en. Count BurnstOrff is accre dited during 'he campaign at the head-quarters 'of the. Emperor of Russia, to whom he has de livered his credentials. His Majesty on this'oe casion spoke to him in very obliging and flat:ter- sing terms. - DBEsDEN, AVG. 17.—T1te Committee appoint td in consequence oitheTreatyof Peace between Prussia ants Saxony has now enterednponits lone tions„and holds to-day its first meeting to regu late the arrangements to be made. 4-11x-Ln-CrtArELLE, AUG. `.'.2.—Another convoy c k f co% erect wag:gons arrived to-day,from Paris. They are said not to contain. •any pietnres or t.:".tites'. hut things taken front the French depot Of military plans, and models of all the. French ibitresses it. wood;• " 'ln the middle of SepteMher the oath of allegi once to Prussia will be taken at EhrenbreitStein,• for Nassau, and thecoimtries on the Moselle. A: - letter from Paris says, that France is to cede some fortresses entirely, nn d others till the mili tary contribotions are paid. Among the litter Lille sisal Metz are mentioned. CiPre..SrdA6l:N, AUG. The weather in Zea land is at present highly unfavourable for -the harvest. In many parts the cmainued rains threaten to ruin the corn, %%hid' at first promised . crop: file ;I(A:omits frOin Yttlien t are etptally unfavoUrable, corn, par- Ocularly Oats, is rising in price in an extraordinary Wanner, ',omen ELBE, AUG. 25.—Th18 ye: kis distin guished by an umommonly wet strmaP‘r, which is a very disteeNsing•Circumstance for malty coup tiles. In this neighbourhood we have had pear wo• months incessant rain, frequently accom panied with storms of hail. This bad ‘veitther is very hurtful to oar corn, which in omised well. The prices of corn sire risinr.„ and the lower Elbe in thes'e parts has not been for many - yeqrs. so bir,h :Is it is now, froni the accumulation of wa ters iii the Upper Elbe by the rain in the moun tains. It has done much damage by overflowing the banks at Dessau, &c. In many places tbe.wa, ter is almost on a level with the'dykes. AVG. 2(i.-=From iNlat,Tdehurg.• to liam burg the .Elbe h.:5; done immense . damage-td` the hay at t il corn by overflowing its hanks. At Jeri chow it has broke through the dyke, and inun dated !he conntry far and near. Nobody remem bers such high awaters at this season. The floods nnist: lea 've swept off o hole villages in Baheinia and for the Elbe brings (loon with it _dyad cattle, bedsteads, cradles, doors, chests, beams; &c Vritit,oll3 UNDEVTAKING.---On Tuesday, two tS~Tic+'l , , lately belonging to a frigate po.id off at nythtitii h i having pur.chtued a gig or small boat, for the purpose of conveying (li t in and t heir - gage to Deal, ent;. , arlied alone on this hp,zardous vlyttge, While, they were. proceeding down .the Ir•Arboltr, , the 1142. ave in the mast head became choked, on which they ran alongside a.brig near them, and dtsired one of .th'e, crew to.clear it. In Order to do so. the mon Nycnt from tliebrig to the utast head, ‘vhicri ovevet the boat, and neatly caused the 410.3u:tic; ion of the officers, who saved theni , elves *with .ditliculty. luggage and provi . sions ‘veve The Mul t :Jave• and Stirling castle (new ships) were inspected tast . week at Plynturth,, and found tit be considerably 1 ".14 1, :ed . II . ; the dry rot. it is vow the ""niutons Opinion U.t profeisinnal men, Ciat illl .ilic.:Ans •to .sto , p ss Ui dr•y•rot. 11111 St prove ineffectual, : f ind that tlie'sii‘gce (4 - the evil toast• be done as.ray t, ii h.„„ viz. ilie.intrOtit;c.. tion itt:o out . ship!, of'•timber green f r ,.„„ the f„re,t. s o vei ei ;.;9, (it i) - guns , p tii of ,at n-Js•bititt. scasonett_timber, has been thilitri . veais in active .st rvi-ce,wi!it.m.ly,ttpiling re_ is , G OA cond.rnm ; vzhtle the .se: , 3)0,i:111140, of .1.,...111S ros been ripped tip month, a/kJ - dive yeitrs ervice only 041 -6,111iiii.%; mmii:ll4 the 1-1,•;0:7(.1().01 ,manufac .. , torv.ol: 11AY.s, the Hackney- ro.td, tort 4by irieves, by means Of picklock eys but being disturbed by the watchman', after liaVmg p..,eked tip prop - crty to the amount of . 1001. they escaped without aecting thc robbery. • surCwrniqlox. Vt''.i.s.t'diY; phi - swim to . public advertisement, there 11 general meeting - of the blouse, this -fond, held at the :Thatched H o use, in St. limes's-Street. 'cite ntectit%, , was hut trihdv it 1( 1 .1,1. HighnOss the Duke of YiniK took the Chair, having on his right • ham: • the ..rclibi , hop 0: CANTEREWItY, and on his left the Bishop of LoNowl. • • • . Mr BEESToN LONG, on,behalf of the Commit tee ni the city, thought thatit was right to sUbwit to the e onsideration of the CieriOemen Who lit! sabscrihed in Wes . ttniuster, the scale of distribu tion that they had thought _proper to be adopted. The kale as between o llicurs„non-commi;sioned oflicers,'aird privates, was the same us had 'been adopted by the Committee of the Patriotic Fund in 1803. The Committee in the . city would be glad to be honoured' with the attendance acid co operation of as tpa s tly Gentlemen as thtt meeting should think proper to aupoint, to assist in "the itivestigation of the claims, and . the_distribution of the moncy• The Archbishop 'of CAINTERBURY thought that the Committee in the City had acted very hand somely by the Subscribers in Westminster, in tints laying before theta. the, scale for the distribution of the money which they proposed. He•though.t that stich full co ntidence was •due to the Coin mittee in the. City• that it was quite unnecessary to send ally Gentlemen (roam that part of the ;Own to assist 'then in their labours. Mr. Rowdaorr entered into some details of the objects of the ComMittee. They did not, in the pres,ent instance, think of giVing rewards for ser vices, but relief and consolation to suffering. As to thoSe wont - 1(161 who were now in, the military hospitals, they experienced every care m hat thley could have. It'would be on their return to their homes that they should claim the assistance of time Committee. The Widows of tliose wto had fallen would receive relief in the way of annuity, unless a case should occur when it would be more to their interests to receive a sum of nionev, • Ile was happy to say, that the s!!bscription might now be said to amount 300,0001. and he thought the subscriptions which might be expected from Asia, and the other parts of the Empire, raise it as far as 400,0001. A question was then proposed as to ,what part was to•be given to the Prussians. The.reply to which Was, 'that the subscription which was be gun in the City was professed to he entirely for the British. A parochial subscription bud mice taken place in consequence of irKing's letter, Jx press!), stating the object - to be' the relief of the British and Prussian soldiers:` : White - ever, .there ' fore, was raised by those parochial s ubscri p tions, . might he eti,nsitlacd for the relief -ot the British and Ptussians, conjointly, but : what wits pursuant to the original recommendation for -a Subscription for the Bitish.troops; must be sup posed to be intended solely for !beta.- It must be conshiered also, bout the Plussians had to look to their own country oho stir assistance:, wheieasthe 'British soldiers bad MTh,' this fund. •• The scale proposed was iinaultiotisl - y agreed to, and thanks. having bcep _voted to time Duke of Vol h., the . meeting broke , up. - . •• . „ . . CCW RT of ALDF.ametc.-t--Yesterday..a Court, ( - ?1 Aldertneo was held, .at which' the LoaD INIAv on presided, there. being present 12 Aldermen and the City Oilicers.—TntimAs [km. ON, Esq. ,Sheria- Elect, was called 410 . 11 to eke cute bond to•take upon bitirsclf that •t4ce at Mi chaelmas next ; hot, not atiending, n precept was ordered for a Colninon Hall on Monday next, for the election of another in ills room';' and also• of one in the . room tit Wit.t..tAm .gAvwu, Esq. who has paid his 4ne to be excused. Thy price of butchers' meat is a: subject which at present engrosses much of the public attenti..n. It is every where enquired t'vhy beef and mut ton should now be 10d. per' lb. and other meat in proportions when it is ,so well known that the feeders in general cannot procure for their (. 1 ! cattle a higher price than that which they gayc • .for their leda. We e'an state it as a tact, that Cattle of every description fit for food, havi": of late been solo at a cheaper rate than has,been Icnot:.n for some years; still, however, the dcetqase Of price in 'butchers' 111T:a in generatijs scarcely perceptible. A letter fi:ont Eyemouth, dated the 25th of An gust, *says', " The herrings were so plentiful here yesterday, that, owins to there being few pur chirSers, they were Auld for -Is. per barrel of seven ;ranched.'. SUDDEN PgATh..;--YeSterday an inquest was , held. at the Crooked Billet, near St. Clement's Church, on the body of Mr. Joseph Wallet, ‘Vine and Iniartay-incrchant, of Lcadenball-street. It appeared, .t - M the evidence of Mr. John Evan.; that the deceased came On horseback to that hotise on the preceding evening, and being on littsineSs, he alighted, and cane inside the bar'and sat down on a chair ; he said he was caught in a ohowzr, and Iciund himself rather chilly ; witness observed hint grOw pale, and ask ,e.l him it he fouiid himself but the deceased made no answer ; wit ness called down ,I!..ll , ..Gillltatn, who was at tea, but the deceased was 'apparently de,td. Mr. Itad-! nor, of Surrey-street, and Mr. Richard, of the Strand, surgeons, were immediately sent for and came, but the deceaseff was beyond recovery, hav ing breathed his last. Verdiet-Died by the Visi tation of God, 'A man died in Exeter„about week ago, front an extraordinary cause.—lie was tact by an ac quaintance, who is in the habit in catching snakes for ipotinearies, and possesses the art .of aturin iag, them to harmlessness.. Having one of these snake 3 then alive in the crown of his bat, he took the hat jocularly front his-head, and 1)010 the snake in his friend's face.—The-effect of .th,e.! : u47 deo fright, Cllidl - ed bland,--Which 110)110 , 1 1 CM assistance could restore . again"; ,and !!e died of it. 'The parcel of provincial batik notes, &c. to a great amount, lost some weeks since by the post boy from Chndleigh to Exeter, was restored last week by a man of Winkleigh; named rte,eves,'who -says he found it, the. morning after it t. as lost. i s sa id to give no very satisfactory account . why he detained the contents so long._ The post boy had hem committed. to prison, on suspicion of leis 11 . :Arit% app: puateA them. tini' , . SoUTII %VA ; SF.PT. 4.—We it ItaThoblint 7kfit Pocke: , 4 trf tic Hops on the natket. fine ones alLreadity, fiut some of .the 1 5 . w colpureti. remain, inisOld. Pi•lei.• from 81. to 1 11. nei•- cu t. Yea't flops are selling 113;:!,s from 7/..101 - . to , ; Puckers to• 1./..; Duty 85,0001. l'arnitton antilleiglibourhorul have. picked nearly all their gron'tli,' which ratite' down bad in qua !icy and very short in quant ity. • Sussex! are going „Crin colour, anti are much affected o ith mould. und West Kent arc very fortunate. and particularly some of the large plat:tations.--[ Ditty SO,OOO/. but 70,0001. is the utmoit,expeeted. The mouldy samples in the Borough Market do not find purchasers at tiny price, whilst -mid dling and fine have a very quick 'sale at great prices. It is considered an excellent plan to pick the best hops first, as the mould sorts will not be more injnred'by delay, than they now are. We hear that the Planters expect from 121. to 16/. for prime Pockets,. and a proportionate price for Bags. CANTF.RauItV, AUG. 2S.—Within the last week the monld has been found to make great prop ess in the grounds in the vicinity of • this city. pillar accounts have also been received from all parts of East Kent. At Ash on Frithy last, the picking Was commenced, but was soon stopped, the plant not being able to bear the fire when taken to the oast.—(Maidstone Journal.) Oa Sattirday last, 27 pockets of hops were weighed in our market, the prices of which were similar to, those mentioned in our last, viz. frinn 91. to 101. 10s. The plantationS haying latterly very much improved, the dtity in this district is now estimated at 44,0001.—(Worcester Herald, Sepi. 2.) THE Tutu,—So severe has been the effect which the late transaction about the horse Bel-- vile inflicted upon racing,.that at the last. York Meeting it was found necessary to have duly foul days' sport, instead Of six, as formerly. In twin e, theiefore, the August Meeting is to be confined to lour days ; •and if the Legs do not take warning in tnue, we apprehend that the Turf will Sink entirely—so notch have the owners.of horses lust alt cbittitlence in their being brought fairly-to the Post. NATURAL ITlsTwe.—A correspondent I.vishos to know what beeonics of the hreed of Thick LOgi when the races of the year are all over : whe ther they are in a torpid state, liite"the swallows, or they change iato,aiinther fosm PEDEsTat:kstiN.---:Yesterdny'se'nnight a match was run ()yet' the Sands at Scarbro', between Harry :Atkinson and It..Ellerby, for 50 guineas -- ; distanCc •twelve miles, which Alkinson,, whO %vas the winner, i - an in one bout and seventeen minutes. ' A ;otillg. Hatinverimi has come under the-cog aizance of the Puhee at . Paris; CallitYg hittmlf Napo/ton Becker—This Iv orthy has,:beell stcaliag a mare.owl her 1031. fie certaililv example of itis namesake, theagil—lititut equis pussibus. A voniq.r, I;icentiate presenting, himself at the Royal Coat t of Paris to take the 0A;:1 of Advocate, th e ; t:ivised hint; upon ctl hi, himself 1. 1 ..'L •r Brutus to lciree out h.is r'evotutic;il - y in•ceoonten r.a preseril)ed by the . litkes, and get hintwlt saptized before 'he came there aain. SAntER, tun. :1SCCII:le(1 from the "Bowling green, Newcastle, on the first inst. il . aballoon, .1160,5 t thousand!: of spectators. Ile deseeuded ili 20 minute , : a,t two mile; north of yneniontit, :xtul returned the Saitte ei.enitr:t to the plac.fe he set Ott , frotn: The thy \‘ , )ts kllfel no accident e. - hat ever occurred. .• Mrs. Joao:x:4 set . out On `Alonclay from her hon-e Ott ISAgletield:grecti, for Bi . ighton, from w hi c h site sailed yesterday for Dieppe, on her "through France for swnzerland, where she , proposes to reside (or some months. I: A few days since, as onv 'of the tenants of W. A. SNS 6FORD, E.:ill. of Ninclicad, Ilear ton,Avai temomg the thatch from the rcof of.his I I cottage, he found at the bottom of the thatch', and laid neon the winilO.v frante, several pieces Of silver coin of HENRY' VIH. There were tiro sorts of them, one having the fall face of the Nil fr and the other a profile. • They are in good I '• • preservatron, and the inscriptions , very legible.. I In size they are nearly as large as our present ' shillings. IturaovEmENT IN PICK POCKETING.—The pro lesors and practitioners in the art of picking pockets have sported a new device at Bartholo mew Fait. A gang of the fraternity is not con- . sidered complete Without . a smart little active fel low, tvlni.is made useful to the common cause i n the following way :--IVherever a gronpe of well drZ;sseA people is observed, tie i ns inin t t c s hi mse lf into it, %nut plants him Self close't6 one of. the tallest of the set. As soon as' his co.,idjutors ob serve hint in his station,..and are alt in readiness, upon a signal given, he. leaps. up, as it were, to obtain a glance of the.opposite booth br the.pass lug 'show. His object in this pant:envie is, by the aid of the leaf of botrnl fast to his head, to knock off the hat ofthe tall man ► at his side. In this manozuvre he is so veiv ex , , pert, he seldom misses ; but should lie fail in first e ff or ts, he is sure, by repeatedly itobhing up, t „ e ff ect Lis purpose...at lasi. The. knocking off the gentleman's hat, an act apparently quite in advertent on the part.6f.t.he piapocket, .produiTuS . a.co nfujon among the ky-stawlet On the ell 701•1% to recover it, ltiid the gang, aVaihng Alieuivlvt‘s, of the circumstance, rash tornrarib to e,l,WreiseN their tr;tot'.. • - . . . - , , . ~....... .. . A. child 'of three years .111 'w'lt; ci'n.Ael to Creal)i. ill iti 1110 t NCI'S'S Urals, 011 .Nlollti.lW. 1:ii.;11Z i:t. , i ) )01;7' thoioniew Fair. , . , • A tunnbers of burglaries hare= latck: tikeii tl.qge , - or been atteiniited, ill the neilklAitah.o..)(l Lit: , . EReter. lira GIIOST AT ST. ANDRENVIS.—The fiCtiCitl:of I the ho:e.t 'Sr.Au rev's churseemssces t6 2 4.3•Ai0,-1 Ci q ground since the Fair. " 1 1-3 411 Y c ra‘,vdt:4l, and, in suite of the eoubtables, the pkly poactsi teal) a tiiio hat rest. , . .I`,O . Lir_. E ,i's':);`l-1:,1,1.1(;17,27;Ct7 , . , . 0ti1.1)11.:T.T.. . • 1 - o f 2.. • • lici (lllTh' Iresetii:tv ti'ii i t :--1 I I , /,,,,,, ~, , .. • - - :oltl .-, 01 v.rive UV . li klitk :" '`' ?,',;?" '.W CR'. In ti1i,,,1.1,, t,* ciur re.' Wit' I iii g ; ,1-7-f's. .-", !:' '''9 .e ,1:1 10-iL . iir. orniwt i i. , , • ...-.-1,,,.....;‘e-• -- , .. 1,0,,4,. • ~, ~ i•,ecinets of.i.fartholoincx ;'• • „,,o, 4,, . t ': ,"'"'g' ':. H•••• •(Altierinnu Jor;tio‘t 3°' ; : i • j oi t of 1 '' — I 17,. I e i ln i 1 1 :4o l t i t7‘ 1 ;:s ' ,, v' ;' , ..1 t'''•it't'll'itee'c'e4'sliai:l',tft'o. t,:,ltleaieex;3:llll.`itit.°i;;°•(:)ll::, mon with his brvilit..l; un , gis'•;ate , h' . telt .. ' '':.:i certidtttln?c on M.,,,,dav tits .. Ail`....'li i,`, 4 :(1 h' e . l ' i ',i attendance. li e \,..„„ ~, , ,,i 4-"Linut;,t, ki' le : i i, ►• nufort,nra te et , :idi tint) r:f i i; ,:.-:, v , ; :. 1 1 . , e 0 ;tad' bcc i ll ' 1 1; . :' : in confintittent, ftt_si . ... arc.,,.. ;-,,,.,,,i.„,15 ililliCi''l"‘ 1 :4 , e )1 - ':' public ca p a citi,:••::, ~„.!„),. Ht ', , ,.. 1 ,,, : ,“. ho, ttio•: -( 1 i;tyk Infringed upon 1.,y suc': int.etitipthw• ri t il l e (c rii° h"'l've'', l'e 53id, was srlicril,.' attribittaJ•itt::ic,r, a l bsence on the Contineni id Sir C• s. '''''- l iolit hose week of sitting it Was; and the P i t .ev t otig e i ngagements of other iNlagitrates. 1""l'illc1145es re thoui;lit..a : want of pUnintrality, iti S T LICII -‘ 'itt e vgaitt take place. quite incompatible with the clot , of 3 111' ,? 4 , 1 i 1 Sti li°. 'i'd h e trusted slit!: an Ciect2reirce lc -- d ' • oft I.op i c i l : N ( t ) r:g i 'a e o l s . f ly ( B )l- : ' 3 ,1 0 1-'e t l i Pe i n i i ( y: . :a l l e t l l s t ( l l , 117.1.°:rivil ci:iill tcl7l4:th.oielle.g(h:':lllllri three past •days. f !lc The Magistrate afterwards o bscri . c (l ' ti n t ' f had with much pain 'observed, that hi stc l .' aii this u " great public nitils4ll:cti'llc.i'll'it:-bilenge°ll:ssectivetti''.i'lol4. • ilia w lid and disgraceful extension 1; 0 ' 1 ' 0 - 1 ill ° the last few. years taken platy.. rf he Pil ls ; bcc'' ancient boundaries of the fair had this Ye' i ' v c i . particularly infringed upon-, tio'd it i` 7 ` , . op iit, sheets lirtesyetlrfnd into several ° l t le ti l ' i e li l '11) ' 3).1- , I ce cillii " lacy noticed this ' in Julio street, Cic'l'e",-'Ol3 on the one side, antl.ne Ally half w'zil' (h oql ti !ote i Bailey tin the other. L.TUdei:liii itic'eircuorio.eijog he felt it his-bounden duty to stomuou " "1`72,0ci of the Magistrates, anti ti demand tile a tt ‘ c i:o4 o : tf (1 1. the City .11at'slials, l'',,e Clerk of t" ' l a ttc. r &c. upon the omnr,:ion, ,u; req„ire 0 1 1 11.65Ct0 1 1 to persons an explanation of the nuisanc, -c,:itiog cause a r.etnov - al Of thi3, disorktee'f"l„i'l9°' upon the peace and woralS of tl , ;e pub"c" 710 1 t inderts,:cn an cXalll7 n 0 W-Yrr , ET.;l'-. 4 Mu, BitoK Y J TOICtn/I' Bill irokt., l'rlB'--- -: eStgl7.o3y Ed/Car, ,' lii olo ‘v I to : 1 i 2-.5' Iv"''l)lo9gl,t to .lc OY ' ~iorii iii), _ litu appryhetided him on i‘li,r,ohly ow' t:, ikostr.ist, Hams: suited, Ilya on I b e .B; It iti, , Y ;:' 1 otf oe applii•(l t( - • 1' • t I Di" '' ' •,1 tr.t t ion hc1r0;\11',11'.1.1.5),,14 ehantre f u r .to Ye' PrisffilCr t".gc oni:l‘ . ~, - 4 0t)l. &pie. .• . If• 1 e r • be'°` ,f il the bill,, ~,n( ci .... . , t—ito it" 1 7 . ,( i . j!1 ' I (11. e c ) i . 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