The Sun.
London, England, 1814-10-22 00:00:00

case, and the ordinaries and extraordinaries united
in the other. So glaring a piece of sophistry is
scarcely worthy even of the Chic; nicle.
.We originally observed that the state of Lisbon
was different now front what it has lately been,
and upon this ground the retrench►nent in the
Emhtlssy has been formed. Will the Chronicle
say that Lisbon does not now entail heavy ex-
. pence.; on an Ambassador, whoever he may be,
which did not exist when 'the ordinary allowance
was fixed. Details are not wanted to shew this ;
a British Comthissarivit, a multitude of Residents,
the Staff of an Anglo-Portuguese Army, the mul-
think of Officers still returning
_from t‘he Penin-
sula by this route, a Sovereign and Court coming
boa►►e, and a thousand other incidents peculiar to
this station, must, of necessity, swell tl►e ex-
pences of the Embassy beyond those of peaceful
tittles. But we are rilmost ashamed of again
trespassi►►g o►t the public with an argument on
this affair. ,The namepf Mr. CANNING stands-too
high in national estimation to require our feeble
defence, and the person who links it with the
words job or traffic, only demonstrates his own
base and calumnious disposition.

It is expected the QUEEN and PRINCESSES will
Breakfast or► Monday nrorn►ing, on their way to
BriOtton, at North House, near Ewell, Surrey,
the seat of Lord ARDEN.
Several ,of the PRINCE RECENT'S Household
left town yesterday for Brighton, t►► make pre-
parations for the reception of the QuEEN. at the

By recent accounts from Trieste, it appears that
JEROMR BOONAPARTF; has become a merchant
there, and'made ready-money purchases of whole
cargoes of sugars and coffee.
Advices reached us yesterday both from Smyrna
and Constantinople, the dates from the former to
the 3d, and from the !atter to the 1I th ult. rte
Exchange, at Smyrna w,is 297%, and. the, place was
free from nit pestilential infection. The following
an extract of a letter from the Ottoman ca-
pital :

CONSTANT/NoPLE, SEPT: 10.---I\ro epidemic
disease at present prevails in this city or its neigh-
bourhood. A great many's,llips have arrived from
Russia (Odessa), te;th +vhich the intercouse is now
eutirely open, ,A large quantity of iron has ar-
rived, bat very little corn. There is ground for
belxving, from present ;live -trances, that an ex-
tensive commerce will be maintained with the
Russian Empire."
Letters of.the 15th September from New York,
quote the new 6 percents, at 75. An issue of pa-
per by the Government was at that time appre-
hended, and Bills on London were in great de-
, wand in consequence. The Exchange was at 10
per cent. discount. . .
Thertyremained at Castine two 74. gun-ships,
of which the Bultvaik was
,one ; also a frigate,
the Martin sloop of war, two brigs, and six
transports. The Office of the Registry of Deeds
was taken possession of at Castine immediately
on the arrival of the British, and seals were plac-
ed on the effects ; and on the Thursday follow-
ing, the examination took place of the records and
other papers.
Extract of a Letter from Alexandria, dated
July 14, 1814 :—" This day, to our great sur-
prise, in consequence of a Firntan from the Grand
-Signor, all quarantine was abolished both by sea
-and land.. The 14,/,:irettos were thrown open, and
pratique given to all vessels. amongst which are
ten infected with the plague."
• Lady MELVILL.E, accompanied by her husband,
,Mr..IVALLAct?, are at Portsmouth, on the eve of
going to the South of France, on account of the
indisposition of.the former._
The Officers :appointed to form the Court-
Martial for the trial of Lienteniint-General Sir
:Jon N Muttit,v+r have, it is said, received their orders
for attendance; General Sir ALURED CLARKS,
K.B. President.

it is somewhat curious that when Miss O'NEILL
performed with Mr. KEMBLE in Dublin site
played Voliwznia to, his Cor;obnitis. From the
power which she "displayed last night in Belvidera,
we have no doubt that she would prove an ad-
mirable partner to his, iiktcbeth.
EARL NELSON.--A Meeting was held on Thurs-
day last at Norwich, on the subject of erecting a
Alonument to the; Meipory of Earl NELsoN.7---
, Sonke of the most. respectable inhanitantsof that
city were present, and aliberal .subscription took.
place. The question is; whether it •! :Ili be Pra.ced
at Yarmouth Denses., or: ou the (..,atle hill at!
Norwich,,---A letter from tne Trii6ry House was,
read,,. in, which the Cyurt nrcforied lot met,
place, ks a conspic ions land -.mark for the nu-
merous vessels pass,rig throu'gh-the and;
along the Coast, of Norfolk..p). the several' ports of.
the United Kingdom, and :promising a.coutribu
`ti)n, to proitiote fire, obi.ec which' County
have in view. The Corpor,J;Oil Of Norwich sub-
subscribed :200/. unconuitloultly ;, bin it iv:s ob
served that it would ht. nuf,re,fgrklirying
.to the
Corporation and the Cit'izeus iiiiverthe
Intent t!rected on the Castle Hill..
The oldest freemail of Durham, BaNsAmtN
'IEARSON, kesides out of übi:7h
port he served an apprenticeatip the s:.:1
wards of eighty years since, and eonihictecl
100:11.
_year on the '7th of lair. At the
three last Jections for this city, tie was ti e
.!•eetniin but one;
.but, since the List elec-
tion, his senor died.

Duke of WELLINGtox is as invidious as it is un-
fair: -Our Ain bassador at the Court of France is,
of course, on the highest Ambassadorial Estab-
lish Well( 1,0001. a-sear is his ordinary allowance,
but four times I I ,000/. might be' added for ex-
traordinaries, were this expence wanted, and who
would question our illustridus countryinan's drafts
for that amount. Let us not therefore be deluded
by the contrast of the ordinary' salary in the one