The Sun.
London, England, 1815-10-17 00:00:00

THE BAKERS' ASSIZE.

BREAD.—According to the Assize Tables lately
in ab-tisc, the price of the best Quartern Loaf
(Wheaten), would not exceed 100. for the en-
suing week, commencing on 'fl‘nrsday ucxt.

On Sunday nig-ht, Mr. 1-lAmtt,ToN, the Under
Secretary .of State, arrived et Dover, from Lord
CASTLRBF,AGH, at Pari,,, and proceeded to Lord
LivEnPooL, at Wallitur Castle.
Yesterday rnornoig, FISfiP,R, the King's
Messenger, an ved in Downing-street, with dis-
patches from Paris.
Princess TALLEYRAT.ID iS removed from her seat
at Rehmond to her new residence in Cadogan-
place, Sloane-street.
The Duchess of ORLEANS entertained a pArty.
of fashionables on Sunday, at her seat at Tl\ iek.
enhant.
The 11th Hussars and other, British cavalry arV
stated to be quartered at Dieppe.
A strong reinforcement has been ordered for
the troops at Surat.

A division of the 'British troops to occupy
the neighbourhood of Pontoise during the winter.
Captain Dora)As, of his Majesty's .-4ljp Tagus,
sailed on Wednesday last tor Boulogne, 'in the
Admiralty Yacht, which has been most magnifi-
cently fitted, for the purpose of bringing over the
Archduke )olio of AUSTRIA, from thence to this
Country, on a visit to the PRINCE REGENT.
• Several brigs and sloops put into Howth har-
bour for shelter during the heavy gales this week.
BRIGHTON, OCT. 15.--The PRINCE. REGENT
is not yet arrived, but is confidently expected tOi
morrow. We regret to observe, that the Earl of
EGREMONT contllilleS itldiSpOSEd rat Petworth.
The Gazette of St. Petersburgh, of the Bth of
September, gives us the state of Russian manu-
factures for 1815. In the different provinces of
this vast Empire, there are enumerated 181 ma-
.tittlactories of woollen cloth, 150 of silk, 370 of
hats, 247 of tallow and wax candles, 64 for melt-
ing tallow, 186 of linen, 275. of cotton, 80 rope-
•works, 1,348 tanneries, 67 paper mills, 14 !Ha-
' nufactories of potash, 5 of tobacco, 6 of snuff, 48
-sugar-refineries, 2 mariufactories-, of powder and
starch, 30of vinegar and spirits, 25 of lace, '25
'of colours, 5 of. sealing-wax, 14 'of vitriol had
sulphur, 199 of needles and pins, 138 of glass and
crystal, 16 of porcelain and china wrire, 43 of
copper and brass, 3 of pipes ; iu short, 3,254 al-
together. ' In 1812 there were 2,322; the num-
ber tills thus increased 931 in two years.
The Earl of DARLINGTON is much recovered
from his late indisposition.
We understood that LordCALEDoN has lowered
the rents on his estate at Stratford under thC
Castle 20 per cent. , • •

New Made of pushing Promotion with the Ad-
miralty.—We regret to state, that several indi-
viduals, :recently discharged from the Navy,
as Midshipmen, have been compelled by hard ne-
cessity, for nothing less, we are positive, could
have reduced them to such desperate means,
to resort to robbery for a. maintenance. Several
Awls., frequented by them, have lost some valuable
articles by them and we insert this by way of
Caution,. ❑ot only to landlords, hut to the Com-
missioners Of the Admiralty, who will, we trust,
in a short time, provide this extensive class of the
navy with some honourable means of livelihood ! !
.--(Plymouth Telegraph.)