The Sun.
London, England, 1814-09-17 00:00:00

iii 66iis&•Ineiiee of a .rep..cit which
,3 circul;ite~i;
tin the piliPeftytiftheKmikrgnh ii7aS to be ie~
stored ; and the Erelich fin4nees_ tire not in a
state .to. enable Go'ernittent. 'either . to re-
pay the purchasers* thb ni:dney which• they paid for
ilit niLtinnal propei.iy; to reinihtirse.the
gin Al proprietors. • •

The King of STAN haS instituted a deli... Order,
balled 'the Qrder of Fidelity of Alancy,. as a
corripcnce to those ivlio ncconlp4nii2il. hirii &0113
Bayonne, when he W•as conveyed hit° France.

fly our Plymouth Letter it will he.seen,
Portugnese sloop ..of war is arrived at that port
From ltio Janeiro, Laving on I.3*(Uird a' Minister
from the PRINCE REGENT of .eORTUGAL, to assist
at the Congress of Vienna.

We have this morning received a letter from' ad
Officer on board the Lowjee Fam iy, arrived from
Bombay, of which the I..ollowin,g,is an extract

- •, • • • ." Of Plymouth, Sept. 14.
" The LOWje'i family, Captain Guonc9::. Svox, passed by
for Gravesend this,,moroing froth :Bothbay, having left that
place on the 11th April, and St. Helena the 2;.'d July; left
there the Lord Forbes and • Midierra, East-Indiamen, the
Ranger and Grand Sattan, whalers, and the Orion brig, all
waiting convoy for England. The Lowjee Family was 18
days„beating round the Cape of Good Hope, and on the Gth
and 7th June experienced' a dreadful gale of wind, which
obliged her to throw overboard part of to lighten
the ship, there being at that time 5 feet water in the hold,
atil all the pumps choakcd : theough the great exertions of
the qflicers aiid crew, the pumps were cleared of the loose
pepper that had got into them, and by which means the ship
was saved. The Lord Forbes and Minerva•arrived at St. He-
lena the 7th July, sailed from Bombay the 19th 4111, arrived
at Teti icherry the 24th, where they found the Batavia; sailed
from thence the 2d May, the Batavia having sailed a few days
before.

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" List of Passengers.—Nlrs. Heard, Mrs. Thatcher, Miss
Pancutt ; Captain Iloggi Captain Meal! (11oinhay Establish-
ment); Captain M'Mahon, (Orli Regiment; Mr. lickford,
AfediearEitablishment ; M. Pearson. Civil Service;. Lieut.
Mitfurd, Madras Establishment; 12 children and 5 servants.',

We understand that it is not intended to renew
the Order in Council of the 7th of March last,
permitting the importation of certain articles of
provision in any ship in amity
,Mith, his Majesty,
free of ditty, and which Order expires on the 25th
of the present inonth. • •
Yesterday afternoon the PRINCE REGENT went
to nampton-COurt to view the stud, and after-
wards dined with Gencial BLoomrrk.o.o at the
Stud House.
Yesterday the Dutch Ambassador and VisConnt
Szol•aciu'rn had audiences of the PRINCE REGENT
at Carlton House.
The Liagtie Courant, of Sept. 14, contains the
following paragraph :
" It is said that the Princess of WALES has pre-
pared a memorialaddresseil to all the Powers of Eu-
, •
rope. -
The meeting of the Merchants interested in the
trade with Ireland, was held on Weduesday last,
at John's Coffeehonse, Cornhill ; and the result
or their deliberations was communicated to Mr.
CROKER, who, in answer to their application for
the better protection of
.the trade in the Irish
Channel, assured then), that it was the earnest
desire of (lovernment to comply to the utmost of.
its power with -their wishes. In order to carry
the intentions of Government into•etfect, it was
understood that steps would be immediately taken
to apnoint convoys to sad at regular period) from
Plymouth, with the. ships bound to the several
ports in Irelaa. At the same time Mr. CnoxEß
informed the Deputation, that it was a mistaken -
idea that all the -ships of war seen in the Irish
Channel were Ame.rican privateers, as it had been
clearly .ascertained, that in many instances they
were British cruizers.•
We are sorry to find, by'acconnts received this
morning, that the practice of frame-breaking
continues in Nottinghamshire.
Extract of a letter from Jamaica I am
happy to understand that ninny pladters of re-
sped:ability-in JaMaica, especially in the,parish
of-Hanover, haVe- prevailed on their negroes to
be baptized, and are satisfied. the more they are
civilised the more faithful, servants they become,
and more happy amongst themielveS. John Mal-
eohn, Esq. of Argyle estate, in the parish of Ha.
nover, barrister,. began this laudable work of re-
formation; and Shelto Douglas, and John Haugh-
ton James, Esqrs. had recently the satisfaction of
being present at the baptism of their negroes,
before their departure from Jamaica... Ilany
Other Gentlemen, proprietors of estates, mean- to
follow the same praise-worthy, plan,. and,. we
trust, ere long, it will be general throughout the
island. I cannot omit mentioning, that Sir Simon
Clarice has roost benevolently given permission
that all the negroes may be baptized on his diffe-
rent properties." •
. It is stated that the POPE, being desirous of re-
storing religions houses, and for that purpose, of
collecting as many of the dispersed nuns or sisters
as-possible,- a monk has informed his Holiness,
that there are many of them detained in England,
under different Abbesses, and that he was desirous
to examine into the subject and report thereon.—
The poutiff, it is added, -
assented to the zealous
Monk's request, •wbo set out for England ; and
it is said further, . that he lnis lauded at Tar-
mouth.
The moderate rate at which horses may now be
maintained; together with the great fall in the
price of horses, should reduce 'the price of post 7
throughout every part of the kingdom. 'Why
'do not the Gentlemen of each county interfere,
and countenance a plan that would reduce the
.• prices ?,
A pocket-book, containing three drafts to the
amount of 1001. was found dnringt he last week, in a
field near Kirby Malzeard, in Yorkshire, and proves
to be theproperty of EpwaßD MrGoLarcx, who was
robbed near that place on the 27th ult. It is sup-
posed that the highwaymen, finding it would be
difilcult to ,negociate these bills, left them in the
field-, and thus reduced their booty from 250 to
1501.