The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-15 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

CORN•EXCHANGZ, Nov. B.—Having a good
deal of Wheat left over from last week's arrivals,
and a fair supply this morning from Essex and
Kent, the trade was heavy at a decline of full 2s.
per quarter from last Monday's prices, and only
that of fine quality could be disposed of at the
above reduction ; Barley is also 2s. per quarter
lower, and dull sale at that abatement, the con-
sumers being at present well stockol with last
week's art ivals there is little or no demand for the
inferior qualities, although offered at low prices ;
Beans are 2s. per quarter cheaper ; the arrival of
Oats having been very considerable, Lave occa-
sioned a decline of Is. per quarter on that article,
and the trade was exceedingly heavy, particularly
for the ordinary samples.

SMITHFIELD MAEKET.—The Market this morn-
ing was snpplied with all, kind of Cattle, never-
theless the prices remained as per last week's
Market.

(CIRCULAR.)
A GENERAL INVITATION tor the PEOPLE of ENG-
LAND, SCOTLAND, IRELAND, and WALES, to recom-
mend particularly to their Survants and Carriers to ask for
TURNER'S LIQUID or PASTE BLACKING, as it is to be
had of all the principal Grocers, Bootmakers, Stationers,
Ironmongers, Druggists, and Perfumers in every Town. in
the Kingdom, from an improvement lately made, which stir-
passes any Blacking ever brought before the ['Wilk.
N.B.—To those. who have never yet made a trial, it is most
earnestly recommended.
I am, with profound respect,
Yours, very truly.
BlAcking Manufactory, RICHARD TURNER.
114, London-road, Southwark.

THE SUN.

SOLEM QV IS DICERE FALSUM A U DEAT ?

LONDON,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1819.

iVe receive►( this morning the Pails f'al►rts of
Thursday and Friday last. Tl►e following are
extracts:—

PARIS, Nov. 12.—The King yesterday trans-
acted business in his Cabinet. ‘Vedutsday night
at nine o'clock his Majvsty gave a piivate au-
dience to the Prince de Talleyrand. The King
on Wednesday held a Conucil, which was attend-
ed by all the Ministers. His Majesty has had for
some days a slight attack of gout in the hand, but
he is expected very shortly, should the weather
prove favourable, to routine his accustomed pro-
ineuades2

' I The Duke de Richelieu was expected at Paris

last night.

" M. Noel de la Moriniere is about to pro-
ceed to Lapland, and from thence to Cape Not th,
in the Icy Sea, at the expence of Goyel ninety,
in order to obtain information that may be useful
to Science and the Arts.

" Air. Canning arrived at Rome.on the 25th ult.
" Madame Catalani is at Breslau,- where she
gave her first Concert on the 28th ult.
" It has been determined, that Professor Jahn
is to be transferred to Mayence, and brought be-
fore the Commission established in that City.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Wednesday 69 f. 60 c.
Thursday 69f. 9.5 c.
DEFERRED STOCK '
Wednesday. Thursday.
Of the 22d March, 1817.-9'41. .5 c..... 921. 50c.
22d Sept. 1817.... 901. 5 90 f. 50c.

22d .Marc6,lBl4 BB f. 5c..... 88 f. 50 c.
42ri Sept. 1818 SG f. 5 c..... 86 f. 50 c.
42c1 March, 1819 84 f. 3 c..... 84 f. 50 c.
22(1 Sept. 1819 B2l. to 82 1. 50 c.

"MADRID, Nov. 2.—By virtue of a Royal De-
cree, the Marquess de Mata Florida succeeds Don
John Stephen Lozano de Torres, as Minister at
Glace and Justice.
" The last reports from Cadiz were as follows :
Deaths. Sick.

The ?2d instant
23d
24th .
25th ...

AT PORT ST. MARY.
Deaths.. Sick.

The 2lst instant
22d
23d

" HamauaGn, Nov. 3.--Private Letters from
Copenhagen state, that serious disturbances had
broken out at Elsineur, and that the populace had
threatened the Jews with extermination."

Though the Public has been accustomed- to
the democratic character of The Morning Chronicle,
yet these is an article in it this day, which must
shock every Reader of humanity, w hatever may
be his political principles. A turbulent Scribbler,
named Gtisnaes, who has disgraced his character
of Proressor, in a work entitled, " Germany and
the Revolution," a►►d was of course obliged to quit
the Prussian Government, has, it seems, been well
received in Strasburg. This German Radical,
among a mass of offensive matter, calculated to
overthrow all Governments, and to bury them
under the rubbish of Democracy, has tholght
proper to vindicate the conduct of SANDT for the
murder of KOTZEBUE. He attacks the character
of KoTzEnua with the foulest abuse, imputing to
him the utmost depravity from his cradle. It
is evident, that in order to justify SarinT, he
must 'previously disgrace KOTZEBUE, against
whom, front all which has been heard of the cha-
racter of the latter, it may fairly be presumed
that the charges are false. The Morning Chronicle
says—" by way of specimen of the manner of
this author (Goeaftes) we have extracted a passage
front it respecting the killing of KOTZFBUR (how
mildly the atrocity is mentioned !). by SANDT."—
This specimen is at once a proof of the wild j

pedantic folly of Gonnts, and the wretcbet'
taste and judgment of The Morning Chronicle. )3°
this is not the worst : tire intalions Gerlo3
blasphemer accuses the 41kpreme Being 01 °v•
ing excited SANQF to-'the murder, o
iu
',Lemark on tiis4Kriisrilitl% • ornks 661 g.
The Morning Chr oniile, but on the "Con!rary,
speaks of the German Author with the higile°
commendation. Can the people of this cotolll
patiently read such execrable trash ? In order ta
strew what a wild fanatical miscreant is clue 'IP
ject of praise in The Morning Chronicle, wg
select the following passage from his Work, " it
appears in that Paper, and leave the public to
judge:—
" Ainong so many fiery young men, whose whole heart 3n(l
soul and endeavour; were directed towards the affairs of their
country, it was 24111105 t lin possible that a spark of th''se
finales so incautiously kindled should not fall iata the regi°3
of dark energies which encompass the human bee :&t, 3j
awake them from their sleep, and that the rage wi
been rising higher and higher every day should not at 105tli
boil over. In Saudi the dater was first broken through, aPj t
was natural that the effects of this should be first felt hY
who-had laboured with the greatest industry to undermine it.
The yi.ung man took upon himself to write his own coultr'ira
sion for the deed, and to execute it with his own hand;
when the measure was filled to the brim and ready to over
flaw, the man whom he sought was delivered into his band°
be himself however gave his own life as an atonement to tbc
enraged NE3I ESI Se which, according to ancient doctrine' at'
wands blood for blood."
The tenor of what The Chronicle sayi on tin
subject is to vindicate SANDT, and upon the stilt'
principle it will. of course justify the RuffiAp
:attempted to kill Bract, the Constable, and
other execrable Miscreant who made a lecrol

tempt to murder ;tint) the Peace Officer, as re;
ceired by express, and first announced in Tits Stj',
on Saturday. But The Chronicle, though it• °I,
case bloodshed when it is caused by hatred of•fiji
vernment, considers it as most wlutonly
atrociously spilled Wild) 'the Defenders of Ile'
Country are obliged to resort to severe moor ;
in their own defence also. We do not think
The Chronicle has ingenuity enough to extric°,
itself Irony this dilemma, but has certainlY
of
posed itself to indignation anti horror, as the Ar.
t
logist for Assassination, when in support of ki
hellion, and yet perseveres in the foulest 0"5e:
awl the most unjust prejudication of those 'c't
were absolutely obliged w use arms in deicacc
themselves and their Country I.! !

The RADICALS, who abound Js much in arti,,f
as in all rather bad quas.ities. under pletenee
exposing cOBBETT„ have published what
lit& his BEAUTIES, and, to make the corroPli‘ig
more acces,ible, they sell it in three parts,
15
twopence each, thus robbing their ereduloo 'lq
ciplcs. he first part, consisting of C 0056110
Life of PAtsE, is intended as a blind to the t's'f
others, ‘vlrich embody all the mischief of bo'l' '74
those infamous Wtitcr, ; the second pirt, stYleo
" The Torch of Truth," consists of animadvers°
on the Age of Reason, in order to diffuse its Pie;
nicious doctrines ; and the third part, en°l.ai
" Politics for the People," forms a summary
all those baneful maxims by which the iuiquit°lol
Writer has attempted to ensnare the middliai7 a
of
lower orders of the people into all the horrors •
Rebellion and Impiety •

BO*EAY INTELLIGENCE„—We have jot he
epi:
favoured with a letter from a friend, dated IW-
bay, June 20, 1819, ‘vbenee we make the ("frit'
„,
ing extracts :—" I have received your letter- 0
Captain LAMB, of the Catherine Forbes. We ar
all here in that kind of monotony, which nor''
but a little news from our little island can cid
yen. Our grand staple, cotton, has failed, csuo
we have twenty-four traders in the barboor, 'hag
would be glad to take freight at 51. per tan' O.
cannot procure it. Our present Governor, Sled'
NEPEAN, is about to remove, and tvill surce'll
ed by Mr. ELPHINSTONE, our Comini,,t•ioute
the Deccan. An expedition will most certaioll/011,
hence to the Persian Galph in 0-:tober, Ithe
a finishing blow to the ext, rin;nation °1,111.10
pirates, or make them all hone.? men. hip
t tXtriordinary di•ease, the Cholerai‘Prwelot
stilt contiones its ravages, but 're:, op'
wiser as to its causes than at fits, though ''ole
pears, if remedies be administered in lira' 00
fatal cases are few —From At:gas:, 1517' WO'
time, the people swept olf in the Co, of
patty's territories, are calculated ut 150,00,11,1 r
whom 31,000 have heel, F,rope.ns, ur , (elf
descendants. Whole villages are COrve nti
depopulated, and such has heeit the ter"lrwitil
this side of India, that a fl. et of boats, Iddehl/v the
Cotton, wy.s totally deserted in one night `ll of ;
crews. On another occasion, the hilsabitautsder.
village in Salsette, set On a stranger and ils°
ed him, wider the impression of his being ;0004
corer, The whole village was tried end, 0 let
guilty, to the number of 90 persons, vo Pe(
otne mouths in prison, hut were, at 1,05 r; Or
Boned."—( Plymouth and DockTelegraph,v4:
dr. SToxoe, Surgeon of the Concrer°":, for.
been tried by a Court-Martial, at ST-14elenlio'0"
having, contrary to orders, during his atte-of
cite
on I3noNAP4 RTC, given written hulletin9severs
Ex-limperor's state of health ; and nuei,or("f
other charges preferred against him h`'"ip
of tie Admiralty, relative to his conbct f000"(11
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