The Sun.
London, England, 1817-09-24 00:00:00

cona, Malta, GibraitAr, Odessa, and Cosistanti-
nopk. The Master of one of theni stated, that
the.phigu'r carried of at Bona front 30 to 35 pet-
sons ftr day, abd th'e Master uk tinothei. stated
tht'A sixty persons died daily at Klglers.
" Bonttttt4, SEPT. B.—Trat*illity cotttinites
to pievail at Breslau, nor has there been any dis-
turbance in any other quarter of Silesia. Precau-
tions itet,, ho\vever, s; ill observed at Breslau, and

the garrison bAs been reinforced by two regiments.

" FIiANKFORT, SEI'T. the Frotestant
Universities of Germany have been invited to send,

by the end of October, Deputations to the Chateau
of Wartbourgli, near Lisenach; in the Grand
Duchy of Saxe Weiniar, ‘‘'heit a grand fete is to
be cciebratol, in honour of the Reformation. It

was in this ehatean that Luther resided for Seve-
ral years, under the protection of the Dukes of
Saxe, when ordered to be arrested by Charles V.
" VIENNA, SEPT 10.—The greater part of the
Members of the. Corps Diplomative accredited
here, haVe returned to this capital. All the Mi-

nesters who had proceeded for a longer or shorter
period to the baths of Carlsbad, have quitted them,
an:l returned here.

" FRANKFORT, SEPT. 15.--.-Complaints continue
to be made against English manufactures and
English merchants. Several German merchants
and manufacturers at present here have had con-
ferences in order to concert measures in favour of
German industry, but it is understood that these
conferences have hitherto had no result."

The French Dividends, which becarbe.dne this
day, commenced paying at Messrs.RoTuscunn's,
at also at Messrs. BARING'S, which will bi ing
an additional sum to the English Mayket. Con-
sols to-day were at 81, for Money, and Sli, for
the Account.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM OUR. CORRESPONDENT

AT LIVERPOOL; DATED SEPT. 22.

The following is an Extract of a Letter jus

received here from a Merchant of this town, now

resident in Buenos Ayres :--

" lVe remain very quiet here, and I think we
shall continue so. We shall soon have a larger
field open to us, owing to the occupation of Chili
by the Patriot armies. This has al►eady givet►
new life to our Commerce; and it seems probable
that we shall soon have the- valuable market of

Peru laid open to this settlement. f'oitugucie
remain in Monte Video, but they seem to,di;Cover
a great backwardness iu their expedition, whys ever
be its object."

Fox.—A dinner in honour of the memory
of this Gentleman took place at the Queen's Head,
Newcastle, on Friday last. The room was at-
tended by many of the most respectable people. of
the county. Lord GREY as in the Chair, and
the Noble Lord, as might be expected, made a
speech on the occasion, if it may be so said, as it
was rather a I'hilipic on the measures of the pre-
sent Governthent than an appropriate tribute to
the memory of the departed Orator. In- fact, it
seemed as if the Noble' Lord had chiefly assisted
in promoting the intended celebration for the pur.
pose of giving an oral edition of a long political
pamphlet. The labour was wholly unnecessary,
as all the arguments, sentiments, opinions, and
assertions of the Noble Lord have been detailed
over and over apin`through all the Party Prints
of the metropolis. We say nothing of the had
taste observable in converting an honorary festival
•
into the orgies of party.

M. BaLLART, President of the Electoral College
Of the Seine, has written an Address to the Elec-
tors of that Department, in which, alluding to
the ruinous speculations of Revolutionary Poli-
ticians, he says, " We will have no more
constructors—it is preservers" that we are in
want of :" upon which The Times of this day
makes the following just and pertinent observa-
tions :—" This is so applicable to the state of
France, that we %Yonder it has so much the air of
novelty in a French political writing. The t!ieo-
rists of that country have built and rebuilt the walls
qf their Constitution a hundred t ;rues. over, and it
is surely time for them to think at last about the
expediency of roofing it in."
BUONAPARTE.—The following is an EXtyfiCt. of
a Letter from St. Helena, dated June :
BUONAPARTE keeps very close ; is hardly
ever out, lie has brought down his corpulency,
by frequently taking the warm bath, Ile is at
daggers, drawn v,,ith Sir HunsoN Lowe, as lie is
so very strictly watched, rind so little indulged,
though he wants for nothing in respect to pio,d-
sions; but he who formerly ruled the world nittt
of course think and feel his present circumstan-
ces very hard. His 'Majesty's 66th Regiment
have just arrived from India to relieve the 53d
Regiment.' They appeared to he a sickly set of
men, and not ealculated for St. Helena sol(fiers,"
Letters have just been circulated by Govern-
ment to the Surveyors of Taxes, directing. a gene-
ral survey of houses and winduws within iheir re-
spective districts, it heing expected that a con-
siderable increase to the revenue will he obtained
theteby, a large number Hot having been hitherto
brought tinder diSeSqllellt.--(llorning Post.) -
Yesterday Lieutenant-Colonel Sir VIGToti VON
ARENTSCaIiLD And Baron BREMEII had audiences
'of the Pit triCE REGENT, presented by CULlia jl,lVli; -
STAR, at Carltau-huuse.