The Sun. — London, England, 1817-09-24 00:00:00

• Front the LONDON GAZET Sept 23, 1817 inte of the dirrc:+i+n, of an .tct, ',asset! in the 19111 year of the r, ot . iii lirtSol3l Atiit . Sly Kinl.7 (_;enre'r the neituleif ‘• An Art f.ir colt drilling mid coothihinic, for a " filiAted t , ,ne, the er , triction containiql in t of " Council, of the 261 h of February, 1797, on payuietits of ( a s ,. 0v rile lien's C . and al,o of the several Acts sinve pussed, to. 1)g iitl ameridiug tlfe s:tine; -; do •hereby diictt , to:0 thin he foilinvith in the Lwidon Gazctle 4 tat , folloum 4 riot ice froth tht6lovernor alb! Conipa .y ut the i'Link of En land, date 18th Sept ember, 1 ;watt iy on And a!ter the Ist Oct6ser next, the flank will he ready to jiny c.t,di for t3eir tiotes of ever; doeliiition, " priJr ;‘, the Ist 1517." Sept. 181;. GINS. NI.kNNERS SUTTON, Sneaker. Couiluistion; signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Sa,op. South Regiment of Yroinrirtry Cavalry.—Lieut. .Richard I,l,ixiitge to be Captain, rice Carruthers, re - :signed. The Hini..lt.hert Henry Clive tune ditto; Ocotge llrrkh chile, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Shrewsbury' Itegiur.•nt of Yeomanry t'avalry.--Major .ilits to In Capt. 1 hu,uas 1,1‘1,1 to .be 'Major. The Don. Henry Wentworth to be Captain. Francis Kilyeet Leighton, r:•,q. to be ditto. Edward %Via. Smythe Owen, Esq•. to be ditto. IIANKIIUI'7:S. J. Waller, Manchester, hatter, to surrender Oct. 6,7, and Nov. 4, at , tweive, at the White Bear lan, ..litaclit.iter. Attovnie•, Mr. IL Elli •, Chancery-lane, London; and Mr. Het, at, Manchester. • G. Barfield, South Shields, Durham, ship-builder, Oct. 13, 13, and Nov. 4, al cicven, at the Commission Rooms, in the Exchange-buildings in Suitor, land near the Sea. Attor nies, Mc.. Blakistim, Sytnotid's Inn, Chancery-lane, Lon don ; and Mr. Lvvvs, Sunderland. B. and Cray, R. Wilson, and J. Richardson, London, mer chanis, Oet. •-22, and Nov. 4, at one, at the George Inn, Dale -street, Liverpool Attornies,Nlessrs,Orredand Brooke, Exchiage-all e y, Li ver p oo l ; Serjeant and Milne, IMancnyster ; and Ale,.rS. Lowe and Bower, Southampton bubdings, Chancery-lane, London. J. Cramp, OttorO, tient, Miller, Oct. 4,7, arid Nov. 4, at ten, at Cioildh.Ol, Loudon. Attu! ney, Mr. Niblett, Size-lane, Bueist, esbury. F. Zre,;etar, ~iverstohe, Southampton, victualler, Oct. 4,7, and Nov. 4, at one, at the India Inns Inn, Gosport. At tormes, Mr. T. Minehin, Freentan's-couet, London ; and (itasputr, 3. lcidley, Wood-street, Cheapside, ostrich feather-manufac turer, Oct 7, 25, and Nov. 4, at ten, at Guildhall, Lou don. .-I,tturmes, Mr. Crunch, Union-court, Broad-street, London. J. 11 cu.:hula'', Bradford, Wiltshire, linen-draper, Oct. 7, 25, and 4Nut . 4, at tem, a (intldintil, London. Attorney, Air. I)octor's • DIVIDE:N:I)s. Oct 23, T. Hart ison, North Shields, block-niaker—Oct. 26. ,‘• A so p, lAte of Lust h, Lincu:nsture, draper—Nov. 19, B. Shen - 11141 on, G. Cuuper, L, C uul rr, and J. YOU Heapy, :led? L oicas ,try, wiutstcrs—Nov. 19. w,,,tur, ut i t Chur:cy. Lancashire, tuuslui-41ankifacturer 04J. 18, 11. Martin, AL,ulstui.v, &rut, victualler-I,kt t 7, H. St. Peter, Carwartheu, 16, J. Coulthirn, ;Ntelton, Yoikshire, ipooey-.0 iveher— Oct. 4, \V. •LiCitSOLt, It. awl J. Vatic. Newcastle- I:pun-Tyne, oiluign —Nov. 6, W. Gasraid, L.hdeld, grocer—Oct. 7, i I Tusely, High-sheet, Soul tivearli, iron. werclwat—Oct. It;, J. ,Mohtgotnery and J. Breretun. Liver. ;Audi merchants—Oct. Ih3 Ai• fltll, Giiiiisloirgh, Lincoln shire, curd-factor—Nov. tei, J. INtsbitt and Z. Stewart, deriodubury, werchants. CER'fIFICATES, Ocr. 14. 'W. May, Crispin-street, S:pitai6elds, bunihazeen wea v er W. Day, Prothlence-building;, New Kent-road, pinmher— Sadler, %Vilmilme, Cheshire, et:ico inanufacturer—S, Richards ; Liverponl, nt , ichant—W. Critchlow, Liverpool ; merchant- = C. Curry, North . Shields, ship owner—E. Cop. pia, North Shields, muster muriner—Ev. Blanch , Newcaslle upon-Tyne, hat mama facture' —J . Burst, Aston, ‘Vacwiek • shirr, gun barrel-maker—W. Greenwoud, Liawkscloug,h, Yorkshire, merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DI SOLVED. niirtion, Little Bolton, Lancashire, tobacco 11131111 actlirers -11. Anthony and E. Cons, Cley next the Sea, brandy mer chants—J. and T. Thorne and J. Marker, Bristol, linen drapers—J. and W. Parrish, strum% Gloucestershire, dyers—. I'. 11'ilkinsort, J. Rowlatt, S. H. Griieber, R. Wilkinson, and G. Suggett, Barbican, merchants—J. Ilizgson and F. Atkin son, Manchester, attornies—T. and G. W. Ilawkes and J. M. 2 1 / 4 1alonek, Liverpool, mwchants. *,,, 1 F As the PaoPareron of this Paper has been informed, -that the fact of his having paid a considerable Sum to effect the Dissolution of the late PARTNERStiIP has been denied, -be has only to refer to the Solicitors of both l'arties, who were present at the payment. THZATRICAL REGISTER. Performed La.rt Night. TintArße Roym,, Dauar-LANE.—The Suspicious Husband: Ranger, Mr. Stanley; Clarinda, Mrs. Glover. After which, No Song No Supper. NtwTREAToc nvA ustiOrea.s-Horse.—One o'Clock : Hardyknute ' Mr. T. Short ; Un a , Mi ss K e lly. Aft er w hi ch, The Padlock. MAILS. ARRIVED-1 Waterford. Duk - ,--1 Malta, 1 Lisbon, I Gotten burgh, 1 Dublin, I Waterford. PRICE 01 THIS DAY Ar Bank 'Atock, shut 3 per Cent. Itt:ql. shut 3 per Cent. B'L'OCKS VE(V o'CLOCE. Bank L. Ann.. shut India BO! d5,,....G51. pr, Exch. ids. 27i. pr. Cons. fur October, 814 4 per Cents. shut 5 per Cent. Navy Ann. I'o6ll HIGH wATErt AT LONDON 1311.11)GF, TO-MORR.OW, Mlling, 14 minutes after C. Eveuing, 39 minutes after 2. 7'HI SUN. *►)LEN! QUis inc Erie FALsum AUf►E,IT LONDON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1817. We received this morning the Pars Pipers of Sunday last. The Elections commenced au Sa- The following are extracts [(inlay. 21.—The 20 sections -of the t h e Department of the Seine Electoral College of assembled yesterday at the appointed places, anti under the Presidency and Vice-Presidency of the persons appointed by hi s Majesty's Ordonnance. The sections were first occupied with the formation of the Provisional Bureau; and then proceeded to constitute the definitive Bureaus, that is to say, to nominate each a Secretary and four t .3 crutatots. At all the sections nearly the whole of the Elec tors were asKtubleti. The greatest order pre va it " They write from thunborgli, that tile state of the health of the King of Sweden gives rise to vt•ry abundant, " The King yesterday transacted business with the Ministers of War and Foreign Affairs. We have received intelligence from Con ,oantinopie of the I2th ult. It; consequence of It Treaty which was lately "concluded between the Government of the lonian INles and the Divan, the fort or Parga was to have been surren dered to thfe T ur k s , tti'ith the condition, how- evcr, that thnse of the inhabitants who wished it should be' allowed to quit the place, and In sell their property * and that they should receive a suitable indemnity. It was found that the greater part of the inhabitants wished to profit Icy this privilege, and that the indemnities to be paid by t he Turkish Oovernistent would thus amount to nearly 24,000,000 piastres. To get out of this unexpected embarrassment it ha 3 been considered convenient to postpone the evacuation of Purge, and to seek for another basis for ulteriornegocia- They also write from Constantinople, that the Swedish and Sardinian Ministers were tions. negociating in the names of their respective Save reigns for the free navigation of -the Black Sea ft was thought, however, that their efforts woult not be successful. , " Letters from Strasburg, of the 16th instant, state, that the review near Colmar had terminat ed, and that all the Austrian troops were return ing to their former quarters. The Duke of Wel lington had left Colmar to proceed by Saine.-Diez to Nancy, and would return from thence to his head-quarters at Cambray. By arras of the 15th instant, the Prev6tal Court r of Versailles has condemned M. Faveau Vine Grower, to deportation, for having post ed up writings in public places, tending to arm the citizens against the Royal Authority, and to excite them to overthrow the Government, and change the order of Succession to the Throne. " A violent storm took place the 12th instant at Font-de-Foret, near Chaufontaine, in the neighbourhood of Liege. The lighining struck a house, by which one woman was slightly injured i n the shoulder, and. another lo►st 11,4 of her foot. The lightning set fire to the thiteh of a barn, by which three houses were destroyed. " Sunday, the 141 h instant, the Duke of Ra gusa reviewed the National Guards of Lions, in fantry and cavalty, in the . Place Louis le Grand, •- 7 3peelai tAngregaton, eompused or ro , ir Cardinals and four Prelates, jilts been established at Rome for the purpose of determining upon the edifices to be restored to the religions orders of both sexes, which are to be re-established, the numbers of individuals to be placed in each . Convent or Monastery, and the Ecclesiastical property which is to be separated from the general,mass, and set apart for the maintenance of the individuals placed in the dlierent religious houses. " The conclusion of the trial respecting the assassination of I. Fualdes has not yet arrived. It is said that Madame Manson has been ordered under arrest. " nince William of Prussia accompanies the Emperor of Russia in his journey to Moscow. " FIVE PER CENTS. " Shut price with the Dividend 68 1. 6$ c. " Ex. Div. Saturday • 66 f. 35 c. " MADRID, SEPT. 9.—The King has made a number of promotions, in consequence of the happy accouchement of the Queen. " The Count de Fenian Nunez, at present our Ambassador to France, is to take the title of Duke de CH43 Fernan Nunez. -"The health of the Queen is gradually restoring. " The Government of Gibraltar has lear n t with certainty, that the plague has manifested itself in the island of Negropont, and on the coast of Dal matia, in the district of Moracasa ; and that an other dangerous malady has manifested itself at Mcssina. In consequence of this. intelligence, the ports of Corfu, Mitl;a, and Gibraltar, have been shut against vessels coining from these places or their neighbourhood ; and all those coining frost other points of the coast of Italy are to be sub jected to a quarantine of observation. " Reports of the existence of a contagious malady at Corunua having been circulated here, the Supreme Junta of Health wrote to the Captain General of Gallicia to learn the state of health in that quarter. 'His Excellency Don Philip de Saint Marcel sent, in reply, to Madrid, - reports from Physicians, from whence it results that ti►e tat..,Qf stealth at Corunna is similar Co what it has been for several years at this period of the year,, and that there exists no dangerous malady. " The 9th ult. there were in the port of Ma. uncle; quarantine, 11 Spanish and 2 English essels,frumßona, Algiers, Alexandria, Tunis, La. mneh distittiettiae; he becomes tveatter every any, :‘,1 .:. (t . is ttlialtie to take any active pah in tifebitsi- ness cat State: " 1 1 1';0 latest intelligence From htl nowilces, that the harvest in that island hat been cona, Malta, GibraitAr, Odessa, and Cosistanti nopk. The Master of one of theni stated, that the . phigu'r carried of at Bona front 30 to 35 pet sons ftr day, abd th'e Master uk tinothei . stated tht'A sixty persons died daily at Klglers. " Bonttttt4, SEPT. B.—Trat*illity cotttinites to pievail at Breslau, nor has there been any dis turbance in any other quarter of Silesia. Precau tions itet , , ho\vever, s; ill observed at Breslau, and the garrison bAs been reinforced by two regiments. " FIiANKFORT, SEI'T. the Frotestant Universities of Germany have been invited to send, by the end of October, Deputations to the Chateau of Wartbourgli, near Lisenach; in the Grand Duchy of Saxe Weiniar, ‘‘'heit a grand fete is to be cciebratol, in honour of the Reformation. It was in this ehatean that Luther resided for Seve ral years, under the protection of the Dukes of Saxe, when ordered to be arrested by Charles V. " VIENNA, SEPT 10.—The greater part of the Members of the. Corps Diplomative accredited here, haVe returned to this capital. All the Mi- nesters who had proceeded for a longer or shorter period to the baths of Carlsbad, have quitted them, an:l returned here. " FRANKFORT, SEPT. 15.-- . -Complaints continue to be made against English manufactures and English merchants. Several German merchants and manufacturers at present here have had con ferences in order to concert measures in favour of German industry, but it is understood that these conferences have hitherto had no result." The French Dividends, which becarbe.dne this day, commenced paying at Messrs.RoTuscunn's, at also at Messrs. BARING'S, which will bi ing an additional sum to the English Mayket. Con sols to-day were at 81, for Money, and Sli, for the Account. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM OUR. CORRESPONDENT AT LIVERPOOL; DATED SEPT. 22. The following is an Extract of a Letter jus received here from a Merchant of this town, now resident in Buenos Ayres :-- " lVe remain very quiet here, and I think we shall continue so. We shall soon have a larger field open to us, owing to the occupation of Chili by the Patriot armies. This has al►eady givet► new life to our Commerce; and it seems probable that we shall soon have the - valuable market of Peru laid open to this settlement. f'oitugucie remain in Monte Video, but they seem to,di;Cover a great backwardness iu their expedition, whys ever be its object." Fox.—A dinner in honour of the memory of this Gentleman took place at the Queen's Head, Newcastle, on Friday last. The room was at tended by many of the most respectable people. of the county. Lord GREY as in the Chair, and the Noble Lord, as might be expected, made a speech on the occasion, if it may be so said, as it was rather a I'hilipic on the measures of the pre sent Governthent than an appropriate tribute to the memory of the departed Orator. In- fact, it seemed as if the Noble' Lord had chiefly assisted in promoting the intended celebration for the pur. pose of giving an oral edition of a long political pamphlet. The labour was wholly unnecessary, as all the arguments, sentiments, opinions, and assertions of the Noble Lord have been detailed over and over apin`through all the Party Prints of the metropolis. We say nothing of the had taste observable in converting an honorary festival • into the orgies of party. M. BaLLART, President of the Electoral College Of the Seine, has written an Address to the Elec tors of that Department, in which, alluding to the ruinous speculations of Revolutionary Poli ticians, he says, " We will have no more constructors—it is preservers" that we are in want of :" upon which The Times of this day makes the following just and pertinent observa tions :—" This is so applicable to the state of France, that we %Yonder it has so much the air of novelty in a French political writing. The t!ieo rists of that country have built and rebuilt the walls qf their Constitution a hundred t ;rues . over, and it is surely time for them to think at last about the expediency of roofing it in." BUONAPARTE.—The following is an EXtyfiCt. of a Letter from St. Helena, dated June : BUONAPARTE keeps very close ; is hardly ever out, lie has brought down his corpulency, by frequently taking the warm bath, Ile is at daggers , drawn v, , ith Sir HunsoN Lowe, as lie is so very strictly watched, rind so little indulged, though he wants for nothing in respect to pio,d sions; but he who formerly ruled the world nittt of course think and feel his present circumstan ces very hard. His 'Majesty's 66th Regiment have just arrived from India to relieve the 53d Regiment.' They appeared to he a sickly set of men, and not ealculated for St. Helena sol(fiers," Letters have just b een c i rcu l ate d by Govern ment to the Surveyors of Taxes, directing. a gene ral survey of houses and windu ws withi n iheir re spective districts, it heing expected that a con siderable increase to the revenue will he obtained theteby, a large number Hot having been hitherto brought tinder diSeSqllellt.--(llorning Post.) - Yesterday Lieutenant-Colonel Sir VIGToti VON ARENTSCaIiLD And Baron BREMEII had audiences 'of the Pit triCE REGENT, presented by CULlia jl,lVli; - STAR, at Carltau-huuse. .111 i i. NT?,IV. ArtLtoity 11Av . E&, s£t-r. 2'.;.—Sailed last night the Lvicester Packet, Captain STEEI,E, with the mail and passengers, for IVaterford.—Artived the Camden Packet, Captain J. Nurr ILL, with the mail and passengers, front Waterford ; also the Tortoise lighter from Plymouth, with stores, for Pembroke Dock-yard, and the Tottenham brig, laden with timber, front Chepstow, also for the Dock-yard. —The Sandwich. Packet, Capt. POT' TErt, will proceed this day for Waterford with mail, inunediately upon its arrival here.--Re- attain the Diligence Revenne cutter ; also the'An. telope, Captain GitEEtv, under repair at the Dock' yard. DEAL, SEPT. 23.—Carne down from tie and sailed, the Niger, fur Jamaica. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 23.--Sailed the Killing.; beck, BaaxEs, for Antigua ; Admiral Cockburn/ BEIGE'S, for Madras ; and Aucoabre, `ANDS BRUGGEN, for Africa. PLYMOUTH, St PT. 22.---Arrk'etl the Francis, HUTCHINSON, from St. Vincent's, in eight weeks, hound to London ; and the Proteus, CRASS, from St. Luck for London; the latter sailed the 31st July—one man died•on the passage : on the 30th August, in lat. 40. 44. long. 40. she spoke the American ship William Henry ! from Bourdeaux for New York, out '26 days : on the same-day she spoke the Mary, from Trinidad for London ; and On the Bth inst. in lat. 45, 56. long. 26. she spoke the Dement, from Belfast to Philadelphia, out 36 days. PAL:dalrTli p SEPT. 21.—Sailed the Marchioness of Queensberry packet with a moil for the Lee-; ward Islands, and the Rosewarne, Cutwv, for Birbadoes. COWES, SEPT, 23.—The American ship Triton, of and from New York, passed at the back of the Island the day before yesterday, for I-lamburgh. TUE NAVY.--Two brigs of war, to he called the Falcon and Frolic, have lately been ordered to be built at the New Dock-yard, Pembroke, in addition ro the following ships now building, and ordered to be built, at that yard, viz. Building :—Belleide, 74 guns ; Fisgard, guns ; arid Alelampus, 46 guns. Ordered to be built:—Nereus, 46 guns; Hama dryad, 46 buns ; and ttrd Revenue cutter s . WINDZOR, SEPT. 23.—Yesterday the Duke of .CLARENCE arrived at the Castle from Bushy-park. It being his MAJEsTy's Coronation-clay, the morn ing was ushered in with ringing of bells and other rejoicings. Earl and ContiteiS TALBOT arrived at the Castle,. on a visit to her MAJESTY kind the PHINCESSKS. The Duke of CLANENCE returned to-Bushy-park in the evening. SPITAL FIELDS.--We are assured, and we feel great pleasure in so staling, that this place, which va s the scene of more distress than any other ita the metropolis, is now so actively employed, that there is hardly an adeqoate supply of silk for the workmen. BIEMINGHAM, SEPT. 23.—We copied last week froni a Morning Paper, a paragraph, which tamed that " a destructive contagious lever" was pre valent in this town. We received this morning a positive contradiction of the report, whicli we notice - )with pleasure, as it comes from indis putable authority. If there had been any trod, in the report it would of course have been no ticed by Mr. JABET, whose attention to the in terests of the town, as well as . public spirit in general, needs no eologium in this place. EXTENSIVE FRAUD.—A most extensive fraud on the.reventie has been detected at Liverpool.-- A 3 we have the particulars from several sources, we have therefore no hesitation in giving dais ne- farions business immediate publicity. Several hitherto respectable people are said to be .con cerned. The particulars of the fraud detected are these :—A large lighter etas fitted out as - a ico.:ien . merchantman, with false (leek and sides, tvtlr masts, sails, - and rigging : she was entered out at the Custom-house for another country, and a very valuable cargo shipped on board ; the gi)(nis se lected were those on wit kit the greatest drawbacks are given, or rather, we believe, the whole dot'ies Maid oti importation were to he returned. 'The vessel sailed round the rock or point of land into the Irish' Channel ; her false side; were knocked in, her masts scrod:, and every appearance of • a lighter, she sailed again op the river Aicisey to It noco-rn (a short distance trout Liverpool), where the cargo was landed and sent by different conveyances to London. - The otheets 'havo got notice o f the transaction, ,grad have traced the; goods to town, and we wider stand titVCrgi SOZUIC. 3 were made in the City on Monday. It is not known to what extent this fraud has heel; carried ! , or what length of time it has coetinued ; but it' is believed that the parties concerted had File tised it with portsh i the Irish Channel fer such a length of time without tneetaig inteetoption, that hey were emboldeticd, and brouebt the goods to a short distance from Liverpool, being ;More con venient for them. The detection is stated to have . taken plate in the most simple way, a lighterma4 saying Ott the quay at Liverpool, that pepper and other colonial prodections were landing .at Ruin- Coro, and gait lac would wish to irive owh a job. No lightev could be traced to Wye left Liverpool.. An investigatio n immediately took place, whicli has brough t this flagitious busioess to light. (Mornii?wplper •;( 111 :s GivroßD, Esq. of :he Public Office . \Vorship-strt et, has, it is said, been :appointed t?itc. of the ittitig Mag' istratus at'Aladbototit4h-stre e t, in the loom of the late IVILLIAM We are sorry, to learn, howcwei, that 11.1 r. GIF- F;utp Iran fur some shoe item vecy-setiously ilaairt pus,eti.