The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-09 00:00:00

tatiou, the changes in the financial system, and
other objects, which divide the opinions of our
Statesmen, are not yet decided upon. Materials
.are collected, and in October and November there
will be important deliberations, fiom which we
elpect a satisfactory result.
Political pamphlets have for some time in-
creased among us, and some of them abuse the
liberty of the press, and declaim against the Go-
vernment, which, however, despises these attacks.

" FRANKPORT ON THE ODER, SEPT. 18.—Let-
ters from Stockholm state, that the King of Swe-
den has caused to be made by the Swedish Con-
suls in the Barbary States very serious represen-
tations against the appearance of Tunisian Cor-
sairs in the North Seas, and against the attacks
which have been made upon vessels under the
Hanseatic Flag."

A letter from Liverpool, received in town this
morning, states, that accounts have been received
there of the sailing of several vessels from Barba-
does with supplies for the Patriots. MORILLO IS
said to have been completely defeated.

'Tits FUNDS.---The Commissioners for the Re-
duction of the NatiOnal Debt, this morning, gayi
82i. The Stocks support yesterday's rise—Con-
sols opened at S2l 83 for money, and many buyers
at those prices.

The triumph of public spirit and good sense in
the City of London was yesterday manifested in
the investiture of Mr. Alderman CH RISTOPHER
SMITH with the highest honour which it has the
power to confer. The clamour and commotions
which marked the progress of the election, strong-
ly tempted us to animadvert severely upon the
subject, but we shall follow the liberal exanlple
of the LORD MAYOR ELECT, in recommending
an oblivion of the past, except so far as to repeat
our regret that low, vulgar, seditious Orators
should have been suffered on this occasion to out-,
rage the City, and insult every thing dignified in
the Country. The obtrusion of such men, however,
affords a lesson to the higher characters of our great
Capital, and will, we hope, induce them to come
forward in future; and repel the presumptuous
ruffians who may strive to raise themselves into
notice by riot and faction. All we know of Mr.
Alderman CHRISTOPHER SINFITII, whose person
even we never saw, is the respectability of his
character ; but we acted upon public principles,
and conceived it• to be our duty to stigmatize with
scorn and contempt the democratical defamers
who attempted to injure his reputation, and de-
feat his just pretensions. We now heartily wish
him health tr.) undergo the duties of his office,
which, we doubt not, that he will then discharge
with honour to himself and full satisfaction to his
fellow citizens.

'/NDSOR, OCT. S.—This morning her IMIA-
JESTY, accompanied by Princess ELIZABETH, at-
tended by the Countess of ILCHESTER, lode ont
in a coach and four, in the neighbourhood of
Datchett, Slough, &c.; she returned to the Cas-
tle to dinner. Princesses AUGUSTA and Sornett
rode on horseback, accompanied by their at-
tendants.
We understand that the QUEEN has been ad-
vised by her Physicians to drink the waters at
Bath, and that, according to the present arrange-
ments, her MAJESTY, accompanied by the Prin-
cess ELIZABETH, will visit that place early in the
ensuing month. The QUEEN, we are happy to
say, has no acute disorder ; the waters are re,;
commended for their general utility as tonics.—
(Herald.)

Letters from St. Petersburgh state; that im-
mense quantities of hemp, flax, and tallow, can-
not be shipped on account of the scarcity of ves-
sels. The Sound List, which is just receiytd,
mentions the sailing of from two to three 'hun-
dred ships, mostly British, for the higher ports of
the Baltic. They will, no doubt, he immediately
loaded. We are sorry to find that the letters
mention two or three failures to a considerable
amount : they were ail Russian houses.

Yesterday "Viscount CASTLEREAGHIIad an au-
dience of the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton-bouse,
as did the Earl of 'LIVERPOOL. On Tuesday
Count MUNSTER had an audience of his Royal
Highness.
Last night arrived at Whitehall from Dover,
Baron FAGEL, the Dutch Ambassador. His F.;?c-
celiency changed horses on his way to London,
at 0-lama's Bull Inn and Royal Hotel, DartfeYrd.-
. The Dublin Evening' Post has thought proper fo
attack Mr. OGLE, Member for Drogheda, on his
late Address to his Constituents. Hence we may
conclude that Mr. OGLE is attached to the BRI-
TISH CONSTITUTION, and is a loyal subject.
General Naßonam, accompanied by his second
son the eldest is in Italy), has lately paid a visit
to his Constituents at Newry. He went round
the town, called at every house, and introduced.
his son, but made no canvas.

Lord CLIFTON, accompanied by EDWARD TAY-
LOR, Eqq. of iiitrons, who formerly represented
the City of Canterbury in Parliament, on Tuesday
commenced a canvas of the Freemen, for their
support at the next General Election.
The public character tit Liverpool, who is im-
plicated in the .late nefarious transactions at that
port, and who is stated to have planned and car-
ried into execution the extensive frauds in ques-
tion, has absconded. The letters received yester-
day say, that it is feared all trace of hirn has been
lost. One of the letters mentions a report that
he has gone to join a worthy associate in the
United States.