The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-03 00:00:00

ORDINATION.

At a General Ordiy►ation on Sunday last,. at
Ely, by ihe 'Lord ,Bishor, o►f t}►e piocese, the fol-
lowing _ (4/Attie:nen of 'tl►is littisersi;y . were or-
tl~►lneil

Priests...-George Quilter,-11.A. Fellov., of St. Peter:s Col-
lege; George Birt.o .ltrion, LL. it. Trinity-Mar; Job,' Cox,
m.A.,christ Vonc, M.A.•Feikw Mazdulvil
College ;. Jaines, Ileclfo'rd, NI.. A. Trinily (,liege; Joba
Sturges. Lievre, St. John's College; by letters cairn. from the
Lord Bishop of Winchester.
• Deacons.—Liugh Kerr, 'Trinity College;- by letters
din-I.:loin the Lord Bishop-of Litchfield nod (reentry; S••t-
niuel'Swit Fellow' of King's Carlfege, by let t,rs front
thkhop of • Wi)ichster ; Robert- Bot:er,. it A. Trinity
College, by letters ditn. from Laid Bishop of Litchfield and
Coventry. • • _ .

The Rev. Jas. ule, NT.A, examining Chaplain
the
and„ltioorrd s
of uivi:,piii(,),l:o t
ttCI ueir,k,:gaen:l l
IHtaste F
. betlet
!Metl by his Lortisliiit to iclie ‘i;nr.lge •Of 11„1,0„.
Moin•%, vacant the cession of the Rev. J.
I.3lo,cklebahk , .1.._

Steam-born, ~.re casing.o,; (oe:Forrh. Be.
i"1 sr a itetJ.
,bt.r weer) ao4t
Gra,,ge,,;(;o. the L: 1y of the 1., tke; whit:l4 13tely
plied-on the.F.,:be,_now
.rtas be;vt,,e., New.
liaveo z•iiilii,,g,,perfutuling the voyage geue.
rally la five flours.

HAMBURG!! MAIL.

" 't'l►e probity and patriotic sentiments of Aus-
tria and Prussia cannot allow us to expect that
they woc►ld quie►lv look on while it was attempted
to plunder %vitt, diplomatic address their subjects
and co►►federates.

" No, fellow Citizens never believe this ab-
surdity, which is an insult to all justice and right,
and is also not compatible with the dispysitions
of England and Russia, which have also guaran-
teed-the Treaty of 20(h November, 1815.. It it
should be found reasonable that France should be
relieved from a part of -its heavy obligations, this
'diet can respect only the extraordinary contri-
butions of seven hundred millions, but by no
weans he taken from the well-founded claims of
individual citizens who cannot right themselves,
but who, with arms in their hands, or by court-
less sacrifices, contributed to enable the High
Allies powerfully to assert their rights."
CfirENHAGEN, SEPT.. I6.—The Austrian Con-
sul General here has publicly signified, that the
exportation of arms and all military stores is now
free from the whole Austrian Empire, excluding,
however, direct consignments to countries which
are in open rebellion against their lawful Govern-

lIICIIES.

FLANDERS MATL.
A Flanders Mail arrived at a late hour last nigh
The following are extracts

" ANTWERP, SEPT. 25

' to THE Ebitoit or THE NIF.RCURY OF ANTWERP

Ourird, Set. 20.
!This day, Sept. 18, the forestallers offereden
toa the farp
mers in
the market four florins above the price which they asked fur
their corn. The Burghers were incensed at this,' and drove
the forestallers out of the market ; the populace then pursued
them mkt of the city, promising to hang them if they return-
ed; the same threat was uttered against such of those fore-
vallert• as have a residence here, if they returned to their
Louses,
D. V. B

" A letter which we have received from Locke-
ran is nearly of the same tenor as the preceding.
" Bauiset.s, SUPT. 26.--. The depart ore of the
Icing for the Mighe is fixed for the 2d of October.
The States Genetal, we hear, are convoked for
the I.sth.

" The acconnts from the Rhenish frontiers
state, that the price of corn is falling sensibly,
but it is still high in comparison With late years.
The price of other articles tall in proportion, but
that of meat is rising. It is nearly the same in
Germany, where great herds of cattle are pur-
chased in the provinces bordering on the North
Sea, particularly in the ancient circle of West-
phalia.

" The Patriotic Association which has been
formed at Ghent, has-- given rise to a Circular
Letter from the Governor of East Flanders to
the Sub-Intendants and Mayors, which we shall
communicate to our Readers.
" Li•'ut.-General Lord Hill is arrived here from
Paris. The works for the'palace of the Ring,
the Plan of which has beets finally adopted, will
be begun this year, though the season is far ad-
vanced."

We are sorry to relate a dreadful accident which
happened near Kirby-parsonage, litmgay, the re-
sidence of the Rev. Mr. Wilson. Two very fine
young men, both under twenty years, the Hon.
-.Messrs. Keppel, sons of the EaII of Albetnalle,
went out with their guns, and in getting through:
A lr, dye the coat of the one caught the other's
tri4ger, acid the whole contents of the gun lodged
in his brother's leg. The youth not wounded ren -
ed his brother every assistance possible, but
tit.ding he could not remove him, or do hint any
permanent good, fled with the greatest speed for
medical aid, which happened most unfortunately
to be at a great distance, and sad to relate, on
Iris venni) with a surgeon he found his brother
had bled to death.

A Hamburg!' Mail arrived 1-ist night. The Pa
Tiers contaio the following curious article respect

ing the etairug on Pram e
, SEPT. 13.—The Gazette of this City

cow 'tins the following article :
" In N. 251 of the Frankfort 0.P..4. Gazeite,
we read an edifying article from Paris, Sept. 3,
'of the following tenor :
We are indebted to the diplomatic ability of
the Ministry for the success of a negociation high-
ly important to France. The great Allied Powers
have at leng It become sensible of the abuses
cause( by the innumerable claims of little Princes,
single cities, and private persons, by which the
liquidations opened by the Treaty of Nov. 20.
were swelled to the immense amount of 1500
lions of francs. The-maximum of the total sum
of the claims is now fixed at 4i-millions, which
are to be proportionably divided among the
-claimaots.' •

" This precious paragraph contains only lies
land nonsense. The claims of little Princes, sin-
gle Cities, and ptivale persons, if they are just,
are doubtless as sa, red to an honest creditor as
the dent.tuds of great Princes, great Cities, and
great Geoeral. it ;, we tl known that the rrench,
t which thcy possessed, always
abused the et edet of individuals, With promises of
speedy payment. Hence it may be easily explain-
ed why, upon he sudden catastrophe, their mass of
d,lits was become so great, particularly from their
*Preen! necessities at the end of their dominion.
But it is wholly false that the claims amount to
130() millions of francs ;• they amount on the
Ivliftle to only 824 millions, i. e. little more than
the half. Besides, Commissioners from both par-
ties %vete appointed to examine their validity, and
U.eir, decision must be called for before it can be
said wbat claims, if any, . were unreasonable.
German Citizens must not be robbed of their pro-
' perry because the dcbtors think the sum too larae,
only he must be rejected whose demand is not
founded in justice; if we could give the smallest
credit to this Paris news, which seem to mention
their diplomatic ability, with arrogance towards
the foreign powers, we should think we di
wrong to the wisdom and justice of the Higl
Allies.