The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-28 00:00:00

FRAUD PREVENTED.

TO•counteract:the maily`attempts that are daily
'made to impose on the unwary a Spurious Composition
instead of the GENVINE BL ACKlNG'prepared by MAY and
MARTIN, they are induced to adopt a mew Label, in,:k.bich
their Address

97, High Holborn,
is' placed 'so ,conspictiously, that they ,trust- an attention to
and•the difference of the Type, which is unlike all Let-
ter-press, will enable Purehasei-s at and to detect the Impo.
sition. The•REAL JAPAN BLACKING, wade by DAY and
mARTIN, 97; liieh I-1:!born, will in future he sold in Rot•
ties at t;d.• ls. and la. 6d. each, and a Copy of the Label left'
with all Venders.
DAY and MARTIN; 97, High Holborn.

A SAVING, OF ONE GUINEA: IN. FOUR.
FASHIONABLE awl. most Elegant
COATS
Gut and made in a superior manner, of the best. Super-
fine Cloth, from 31. 6s. to 11. 12s. ; Waistcoats, from Bs. to
14.; Double-milled Cassimere Breeches, 11. 65.; Trowsers,.
.cheap in proportion.. A variety of Shooting Jacliets, Hunt-
ing-Coats ; .also Box, ,Curricle, and Driving Coats ; and, for
the convenience of Gentlemen travelling, a variety' is kept
ready-finished,-or a snit made in four hours. Servants' Live-
, ries 41. los. complete. The business. of this house being
wholly done with ready-money, enables the Proprietors "to
submit the above advantageous Terms to the-Public, which-is
not less than lion) 30 to 44 per Cent.
No. 188, Fleet-street, four doors east of Chancery-lane.
Merchants and Captains wanting large qu4ntities,
Will
find a great advautage liy applying as above.

THEATR•UGA'L
Perliirm.tt Last
THEATRE ROYAL. DitURV-LAN, Othenb, Mt.
`Kean; Desdern Lay a Yutiag Lady. After which, The
Deuce- is iu Hint.

THEATRE I.IOY. u. if'NT-GARD,I'N.—TIIv Jealous Wife
Mr. Oak!, Ynnitg ; Mrs. Oakley, Miss O'Neill. After
which, 'lnc .P.lther-and his Children.

ARKIvEb-,-1 France, 2 Iratnbuiy,l4, -2 Muerney end Jerxey,
1 Dublilt, 2 tVaterf6td. Lisbon, 2 Gotteubdrgh.

Sr. SIMON Am-) JulDE.Holitiay at th-elialik, Exchequer,
East India, :Ines 'Smith Sea Houses.

HIGH it7Al lilt X LONDON TO:MORROW.
111()Diiiig, 20 imittites alter 4. I Eveni4.r,'446 mlinities after 4.

THE ► UN .

totem QVis DICER FAtSUM AUDEAT

LONDON;
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1817.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Saturday last. The Moniteur contains a 'Royal
Ordonnance, directing the Royal Corps of Geo-
graphical Engineers to be re-organized, and that
it shall consist of four Colonels, six Chefs d'Esca7
dron, 16 Captains of the Ist Class, 16 Captains of
the 2d Class, 24 Lieutenants, and six Eleves.
The following are extracts :--
" PARIS, Ocr. 25.—The Duke of Welling-
ton set out yesterday morning at half-past seven
o'clock, to return to his bead-quarters at
Cambray.
" The Juge &Instruction, who has before him
the affair of the individual calling himself Charles
of Navarre, has not yet finished his proceedings.
" The report of the sudden death of Tahna has
received an authorized contradiction.
" The number of wolves killed in the 86 De-
partments of France, from the Ist Jan. 1816 to
the Ist Jan. 1817, was 1,894 males, and 522 fe-
males. In the Department of Ande, besides 104
of these annuals, there were killed three bears
and a tyger.

" It is understood that a Committee has been
appointed to report to tl►e Ministers of the Interior
respecting the means of preventing tl►e decline of

the Drama, with which France is at present
threatened. The question of the utility of a second
Tha're Francais will, it is said, come before

the Com►nittee, in which case it is presumed the
ThQtre Royal de l'Odeon will be authorized to
play Tragedies.

Friday ,

FREITCFI FIVE PEIt CENTS
651. Sc.

" VIENNA, OCT. 15.—The Diet of Frankfort,
assembles on the 3d November, wilt be
o:cupied in the first instance with the arrange-
ment of the military affairs of the Confederation.
It appears that the high Courts of Germany in-
tend to give to the Confederation a respectable
attitude with regard to Foreign Powers.
JENA, Ocr..B.—The Melanges of Literature,
&e. &c. published here, contains, amongst other
articles, a Memoir, entitled, Reflections upon
my principal Military Operations, by Gustavus
Adolphus Gustafson, ci-devant King of Sweden.'

The Memoir is preceded by the following preface:
I submit these reflections to the examination of an en-
lightened public, if there be such. I am at all events de-
sirous that persons of skill and real merit should regard then)
with an experienced eye.

(Signed) GUSTAVE-ADOLPHE ;USTAFSON,
6 Ci-devant King of Sweden.'

STUTTCAII'D, OCT. 17.—There is a frequent
interchange of couriers between Wurtemberg and

Prussia.

" Several Addresses have reached here praying
his Majesty to convoke a new Diet, and to carry
into ettect rite projet of the Constitution.
" PETEKSBURGH, SEPT. 29.—in consequence of
the pregnancy of the Grand Duchess, consort of
the Grand Duke Nicholas, the Court will not re-
main so long at Moscow as at first intended. They
will return to l'etershurgh in February, but without
the Emperor, who will proceed to visit Astracan,
the country of the Don, and Odessa. From thence
his imperial Majesty will go to Warsaw,• and it
is believed he will then proceed to Manheim,
where, according to report, there will be a Con-
gress of the Allied Sovereigns.
" WarrsAw, OCT. 6.—The DittineS have been
convoked in all the districts of the kingdom, in or•
der to their electing Deputies to the Diet.
" HAmiwaon, Clcr. 16.--The Pacha of Egypt is said to
hate offered to England to destroy the Pirates of the North
of Africa, if she would guarantee to him the Sovereignty of
that part of the coast together with Egypt, but this propo.
sition• is stated to have been coldly received, and not at.
tended to. In Sweden, on the contrary, it was well re-
ceived ; and it is reported at Gottenburg, that a Treaty
has been already concluded between Sweden and the
Pacha. It is believed that the Barbary States have
infoi tuition of this project, as they declared good prize all
the vessels of the Pacha of Egypt, and do not even respect
the Swedish flag. A ship of that Nation having lately
touched on the coast of Spain, nct far from Corunna, all the
crew were nuusacred, an act of cruelty which is attributed to
the barbarians.

" CoNsTANTINOPLE, Sem 10:—At a conference with the
Russian Minister on tie 2d instant, the Porte adopted the

. .
propositions of the Eritp-erot ..4.lotiindii, 'with 'reSpect to lye
denvircation of the frontiers."

The Jti'iet'A-n/ cle P«ii4:tias an article U'f some length on Sir
itbsEtii4lLsos's iate Work'ou ttuisial lor.hich ridicules' hit
apprehensions, and considers.hau grossly absurd in supposing
that'the Great Powers of Europe would edusent to stipula-
tions irseaviug their own ruin and disgrace.

Boston Papers to the 24th, New York to the
20th, and Charleston to the l3tlt tilt. arrived

this morning

(Poin the Independent CA)oniele of Sept. 20.)
O'ur Correspondent intornts.ns of the arrival
at'Baltimore of:the British sloop' of war Primrose,
from Jamaica; with 300,000 dollars in specie for
the Bank of the United States.

" The Honourable Rtcumtn RUSH, Attorney-
General of the United States,. who -has been ap-
pointed Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of
St. James's, is to take his passage in the Frank-
ling, 74, which is under sailing orders for his
conveyance to England, from whence she is to
proceed to the Mediterranean.

(From the Boston Commercial Arlyertiser, Sept. 20.)
" SAVANNAH, SEPT. 9.—Withio the last fort-
night an unusual degree of sickness has prevailed
among the negroes. In two or three houses,
whole families have been seized with fever in 24
hours, all manifestly the same symptoms, and
exhibiting the same countenance. Upon investi,
gating the cause, it was found in the filthy con-
dition of their yards, &c.
(From the Independent Chronicle of Sept. 19.)