The Sun.
London, England, 1815-01-13 00:00:00

ANOTHER.

"To be disposed of, the Indentures of a strong healthy
Irishman, who has two years to serve, and is fit for all kind of
house work."

ANOTHER.

STOP THE VILLAIN

•
" Run away this morning, an Irish Servant, named Mi-
chael Day, by trade a Tailor, about four feet eight inches
high.

Whoever secures the above described, and lodges him in
any jail, shall receive Thirty Dollars reward." -
# 'When the above cargo arrived, the yellow fever was
raging in Philadelphia, and every one escaped from its ra-
vages who could do so. The white slave factor arrived in the
Chesapeake at the period, with the above cargo, and nurses
being much wanted, it turned out a very profitable voyage.
We shall, in all probability,
,have to resume
this subject, and in the mean time invoke , the
Editors of every loyal and 'patriotic Journal in
the Empire, and especially in Ireland, to second us
in our exertions to open the eyes of our feilow-
subjects, and arrest the progreSs of the conta-
gion,' the existence of which we have announced.

We arc still without arrivals of French Papers.
A recent importation of minor German Journals
supplies us with nothing that we can lay before
our Readers as worthy of notice.

• It is said that one of the American Negociators
is coming to England—probably Mr. GALLATIN.

We learn from Ghent, that a great reformation
has taken place in the lielgium Regiment guar-
. tered in that place, and we have reason to believe
.that the san\c system has been acted upon
thronghout the whole military force of the Conn-
try.-all the Officers who served under the late
French Government have been dismissed tile ser-
vice. This is not confine(! to Frenchmen only,
but extends to all foreigners, 'and ip is expected
will produce a very benefit:al etfect;

Ali persons holding official situations, Ernplo-i4s

in the Prefectures, Collectors and Receivers of
Contributions, &c. have also been removed, ti
make room for native Occupants.

By a letter from Rouen we are, informed that
Cotton Wool fell in price on the news of the
American Peace 15d. the half killogramme (a little
more than a lb.)
In the manufactures of this material in the
'Low Countries, we understand that the printing
is carried on very successfully ; but in the spin-
ning part of the process they are far behind the
British.

We understand that Lord MELVILLE is to have
the Order of the Thistle, vacant by the death of
the Marquis of LOTHIAN. A Nobleman more
amiable in private life, and more esteemed as a
Public Minister, could not be selected for this ho-
nour. So highly, indeed, is his Lordship respect-
ed in Scotland, that it would be at once a merited
distinction conferred on him, and a compliment to
the Country, which has a right to see the best of
men in her noble roll of Knighthood.

The Privy Council this day resumed their en-.
quiry into the case of Baron DIMBERT, on which
they sat an hour 'and a half yesterday. What may
be the result we pretend not to say, but if we
were disposed like the Morning Chronicle to draw
au inference pendente lite, we might consider it
as not improbable that the decision would be ad-
verse to the Baron, as it was reported this morn-
ing that he was put into close custody.

We were iigbtly informed yesterday r— Mrs.
PERCEVAL was married to Lieutenant - Colonel
CARR " "

There is a report of some differences having
arisen between the British and Hanoverian troops
at Ant werp, but it led to no serious consequences.
Sir CHARLES STEW ART is expected to leave town
in a few days, to proceed on his Embassy to the
Hague.
A private letter from Naples states, that the
Princess of WALES was treated with the highest
distinction at that Court. At the Theatre her
Royal Highness sat between King and Queen
Mua AT.

Commodore BAINBRIDGE is said to have been
elected secretary of the American Navy, in the
room of Mr. JONES.

It is said, that on. account of some unsettled
matters, contingent on the Treaty of Paris, the
bland of Bourbon will not be for the present sur-
rendered to liranee.

The Whitworth is now taking in freight for
New. York direct, and will sail in a few days.—
Letters are now receiving at the Ship Letter Office
for New York.
Letters from Paris mention, that the Constitu-
tion, Captain STEWART, and the President, Com-
modore DECATUR, have both sailed on a ernize.._

_ .
The following ore the present prices of bul-
lion :—New dubloons - 41. 4s. 6d ; new dollars
ss. 7d..; silver in bars ss. 9d. the ounce. I
The funeral of the late Mrs. COUTTS, the Lady
of Mr. COUTTS, Banker, will take 'place on Sun-
day, The Coffin in which her remains are depo-
sited, is . one of the- most splendid that was ever
made ; it contains above 5000 silver pails ; this
handles, plates, &c. are also of solid silver.
The sugar-house which has stopped payment •
has exhibited a state of its balances, by; which it
appears that the debts are 91)0001., and the credits
to answer them only 50,0001.
WINDSOR, JAN. 12.—The Princess CHARLOTTE•
of Wai.Es-, attended by a Lady in ‘Vaiting, spent
the day on Tuesday with the QUEEN and PRIN-
CESSES, in the Castle. Her Royal Highness went
to Cranbourne Lodge to dinner. Mr.'and Mrs.,
STAN HOPE arrived at the Castle on Tuesday, on.a
visit to ter MAJESTY. Yesterday Sir HENRY HAL*
FORD arrived at the Castle, from London, to take
his waiting on the KING. This ith-rning her MA-
JESTY, Princesses ELIZABETH and MARY, went to .
spend the day at Frogmore. Princess AUGUSTA
'took an airing in her carriage: , • "
BRIGHToN, JAN. l I.—The PRINCE REGENT
rode out this day- for a short time ; after which
his Royal Highness had a select party to dinner
-at the Pavilidn. The Duke of CLARENCE, as
usual, was on the Steyne, and afterwards walked
along the Cliff-road towards Hove. Admiral Lord
KEITH arrived yesterday. Lord and, Lady Cstot.-
-NIONDELEf Will be here in a day oy two.
CAMBRIDGE, JAN. 13.--It iS With much regret-
we' have to state, that EDWARD GIL-LAM, Esq.
Banker, of this place, died very suddenly early
yesterday morning. Mr. GILLAM was a Gentle-
man highly respected for his integrity, and was
about 77 years of age.—(Cambridge Chron.)
The Boston Paper of Tuesday, reer.)ived vestev
day, we regret to find, announces the failure of,
another Bank, in the following terms :,--‘, We
had hoped, after the very aevere shock sttstairlot
here, by the failure of two of our Banking'
houses, about six months ago, and the trial which
was in consequence made of the solidity of those
which remained, that nothing further of the same
kind was to be apprehended. We have, 1:o' -
ever, with creep regret, to announce that the
-Bank of Mr. Wtt.roan stopped payment yesterA
day morning ; and we may add, that the cotister
nation which this event occasioned in . the tow'''
was hardly exceeded by .hat caused by the fortne
faihtres."

The deptit of the 19th root, from Hull, discav
barked at Jersey on the 22a ultimo.
On Mondry last an Officer of a Veteran Batt
lion at •Chtlsea, shoi hituscif through the
and when discovered was a most dreadful spec:
tack. Pecuniary embarrassments arc assigned IV'
tilP ls unfortunate-action.. -
ari,gunr.DThe lien Dr. Barrow, to the Stall in,tl:,f
Collegiate Church of Southwcll, Notts, varan• by the dcati.'2o4
Dr. Beri;more ; patron, the Archbiiinni of York•—The
of Moira I;.is presented the Rev. Mr. Doyle s -11 of sir ,;e,
„Doyle, Bart, to the rectory of Stoncy Stauton, LeiccstcrOb'