The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-22 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

DEAL, SEPT. 21.--Wind N.W.—Arrived and sailed for
the River, the Sophia, Rae ; Trial, Harvey ; Westbrook,
Hall; and Piggott, Robertson, from Jamaica; Standard,
Quebec; and the Onyx, Willer, from Honduras.—
Came down from the River and sailed, the Vittoria, Brown,
and William, Frazer, for Jamaica. Arrived the transport ship
N 0.14, from the northward. One of his Majesty's steam
vessels has passed through from the northward with a hulk in
tow.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 21.—Wind N.—Arrived the Liberty,
Clifford, from the Brazils, short of provisions, sailed the 2d of
44; George and Henry, Baker, from Hamburgh. Put back
theiiebe, Bennington, for Lisbon.
PALerou'rx, SEPT. 20.—Wind N..—Arrived the Betsey,
Leadbetter, from Petersburgh.
LIVERPOOL,' SEPT. 20.—Arrived the Hopewellf Calder,
from St. Andrews, N. B.; Merchant, —, from Fraser-
burgh; Helena, Kruse, from Wismar; Ceres, Ash, from
Finland ; and. the Bon Voileur, —, from Dantzic. Ar.
need off the Port the William Byrne, --, from New
York ; and the London, from Maranham.
DOVES, SEPT. 21..—0 ff the Port the Susan, Barrett, from-
Havannah; Mediterranean, Bully, from --; and G"de.
freide, from Stuituun.

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Arrived oft' the Land's End the Dorothy Forster,
front Jamaica; and the Isabella, Thomson, from Jamaica, off
the Start.
The Penelope, Patrickson; from Liverpool to Miramichi,
!/41114 Plied the 22d ult., has put back leaky.
Thallorth Briton, from Greenland, was oil' Aberdeen the
16t1.1 44t.

THE ARMY.

L,The 65th Regiment of Infantry has received orders to march
"Inrmith from Edinburgh Castle to Portpatrick, on its route to
Cork, via Donagbaclee.
4etaehments of recruits belonging to the second, the 57th,
and. the Ist Battalion of the 60th, marched yesterday morning
kilt the Recruiting Department, in Westminster, for Chatham,
Where the said Regiments are at present stationed.
detachment of recruits belonging to the Ilth Regim.en_
t of
l'itot Dragoons also marched yesterday morning from the Re-
cruitingDeP, in Westminter, for Matdatone, where
file depot et that corps is at presents
stationed.
Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
Palatine of Chester.
Richard Leigh Trafford, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant.

Ina.
II 1.. morrow being a grand Holiday among the
°news, will prevent most of them from attend-
i
,llg the Stock Exchange, in consequence of which
MU" business will be d
one.
TheCtta
mccrAo it of the EiCIIEQUER and Lady
s ifOlAli ItoniNsoN were expected at Wimpole
11°1, Cambridgeshire, the seat of Earl HARD-.
let;
4. ,RI yesterda from Wresthouse, Silsoe, Bed-'
iorosiii y,
,
'lite D 't . .
Pr' "'less of KENT and her daughter the
Princess A
T w t' —l•ExANnittNe., who' are residing n t
2r-'111('Y Utilise, Ramsgate, make .constant ex -
both ‘4l sions to Marthe bustle of which
both theate, with -
Duclieg dpresumptive future
ouches and our
Queell seen highly delighted.
Lord \''' - 'IL
NI - Iscount ...ELVILLE has taken a house at
~ Qddifortl, for the residence of his family during
"4.,wh01e of the approaching winter.
priPitANKmftT, ScpT. 13.--The Prince and
lii,,lleesa of Orange set out this morning for Weimar. Their
th:rneSse.s the Landgrave and Lantlgravine of Homburg_ riinid
.
tero a vtsit yesterday morning. At CobletuF
.theL,ynisorut.a The
)(ie.", with the Urand Duke Constantine and his, )
bl ' h,,..it Of Wurtemberg also went to meet them at Co entz. The
"e(e of Saxe Meiningen is now here.
tZWITzEttLAND, SEPT. 17.--The military capi-
-„,'4t,ion of Naples makes but little proress. None has been
r„'leded except for a battalion of Lucerne,, and a company
L'lderwahlen. The Duke of Calvello is at Berne, in ex-
' -,,tmion,' it is said, of fresh instructions.
hIE Jcws.—A.ccording to the sixth section of
spe,,r° ordinance, issued by the Grand Duke of Weimar, re-
p enfil the Jews, the divine service in the synagogue must
.be
toe-n 110,,,, ecl throughout in the German language. The Jewish
certain has requested. the Government to allow, at least,
kb 41 Prayers and religiotWexercises to be performed in the
4-41.91 tongue, because, according to the peculiarities of the
wiii4 aith, the blessings and consolation depend on them
At the pious hope to enjoy. In consequence of this peti-
! a %script has been issued, by which the Rabbi and en-
',lined Jewish men of learning are desired to state expressly
ig l'illtare the prayers that it is to be wished to have repeated
ter,
hp any ENltat ltonllitase--HANovot,SEPT.4.—The
sties
for a more. and more strict superintendence of the
toitr'str of youth, some of which are already ordered, and
Ltlectssaril preparation, area, unhappily, still further shown to be
"Yt aI . Y the discovery' of combination among the school.
to „r_ Ifidesheim • both Protestants and Catholics had united
1 .
tait'; 4_ttise robbinn
te,411441 the b__
.i, in every possible .
way. They had a Cap-
that above 30 have been wit_up. 1,,,,0u was so extensive _
tv ". lt„lit',Y had varioui depots or . f the effects they had
et) eve ' nitinb •
obliged to bring to the Captain
a new tal._ member' was 0 ig ,
rinec rpernber'Qrnething that he had stolen. It happened that
for two
. essiveet,_ snot having been able to bring any thing
Vatione Of c then
Pi Pi was severely punished, according to the re-
mlsi father th.,--e band - '
1, , ion which he went home crying, and told
irrwal,ice' fir; l'i"ale affair, who lost no time In acquainting the
ben",lsaggested tea of this extravagant and criminal association
beedtrid ti
,Y, novels, the subjects of which were storio_n f
• ar son,, ti like. The investigation, which has been g I g
11Pani h 111.; II not yet concluded. Some of the boys have
At the ed in th
ye,t, Police„ m e schools, others are under arrest in a room
oat.- °ld, son eFel_. The Captain they had chosen is a boy 12
thite,,.))," atein; ,a,',lghly respectable civil officer. The Maps-
ltt" or thtltsle Grosz,
&c. sent for the clerk of the
the was found i,*oss, near which. much of the stolen pr-
o clerk, how' hoping to obtain some information from him.
1,411Y_ dead in hpeY,er, who was given to drinking, was found next
on: has left a ;„;°,,vin house, having cut his throat: This map,
thet,the reeei'lle and children in great poverty, was probably
loecti„tee o,,er7re sad corrupters of the boys. It is exected
%Rici the tr''lllept will take the necessary measures
. re-
and ortlin.„_ ,i4chievous circulating libraries, and issue a
he„,,,tajoinTne fo tooe better religious instruction of youth,
:.1113iletig .4 re constant attendance at church, and
f lie
ri.lvine word.
Poi `ratett
11444 eof last, evening announces the ap-
--'l', k of ARTHUR WILLIAM FITROY SOMER.
Ora. s at page
-in 4 —age of Honour to his MAJESTY ill
sry
It a '
sec -- rern ,_
„ otid it, arKabie .
) kvin that Louis XVIII. is the
AePternb gof France who died on the 16th of
mita - el.• c
is 'en thn, ItitaLEs V. surnamed the Wise,
i 3Uppose'• day in 1380, 444 years ago. This
Pe kin u to have struck the imagination of the
`Litt g$ Who
' "t I° was a perfect master of historical
1ui11.5 or Iv h • ,tiph, eii ins illness assumed ea
character of
willies '''‘ da
4 iltt °ger on Monday se'nnight, he said
\i'lli end
tri vp ants, CI I shall last till Thursday,"
It ' 43
the fat
to Is said al 16th of September.
kti o the the Earl of BitECKNOCK, the eldest
"Of, . 411111114 s CAMDEN, Lord Lieutenant of
tlpp Will ofn,
r_ror,chi_ .r himself for this county at the
071(delit Cr:gyelection. The Canterbury freemen
r; kr, tu_iondon are on the aleit at the rumour
s+ Coi "lING I
fre ertior6hi TON s projected promotion
.to the
i 4, Neil c Pof Bombay. Two meetings of the
"L (Inflect
044014_ eel with this subject took place
--(4"ent Mercury.)