The Sun.
London, England, 1817-09-22 00:00:00

THE SUN.

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LONDON, •
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1817.

We received yesterday and this morning the
Paris Papers of Thursday at►d Friday last. From
the twiner. we give extracts in our last page.
The Duke of 11'44,INGToti reviewed the \Vur-
teml►urg and Austrian troops in Alsace, on the
I2th and 13th u►lt. On the 14th his Grace %las
to review the Pinssians, and the next day to set
out on his return to Paris.

The negoeidtions between the. Prussian and

Saam►n C.lntui•sioners are now said to have at

length taken a tA vunrabie. turn.

One of the American frigates in the Mediterra-
nean and ' a corvette were Off Paierino on the
I6f h instant, about to set sail for Tinis.

•The King of the 'lwo-Sicilics has, imi,compli-
once with the iequebt Contained in a note of the
31illi,ters the Allied Powers., torbidtlen the
entrance of the French exiles into his dominions.

The following are extracts -from tLe journal's

of Friday :---

PARIS, SEPT. 19.—8 y two Royal Onion.
rranre.s, doled- the day before yesterday, the Sieur
Alleut,connonlor of State, is appointed tinder
Secretary of Starch) the War Department, in the
room of the Sietir Tabari6 ; and the ieur Cassaing,
Commissaire Oidonnatenr, is appointed Secretary
General of the War Department, in the room of
Baron ties Acres.

" Mr. Brougham is at present at Paris.

" The celebrated GermAn Composer, Winter,
bas set ont from Munich for Milan, to compose a
grand Opera for the Theatre .Della Scala.
" The King yesterday before mass transacted
business with M. Laine, Minister of the Interior,
and after mass with the Duke de Richelieu.

" The public have already 'been informed,
throogh the medium of the Journals, that
several Cabinet Councils have been held re-
. • specting the Concordat and its results. It is
undet stood, that a Prop of -Law is preparing,
calculated to ,satisfy tke most susceptible indi-
viduals, and that it is not necessary to require of
the. Chambers any new provisions for the addi-
tional Ecclesiastical Establishments. ,With a v?ew
to the termication of the negodiations relating to
these objects, a Royal Ordonnance has kept funds
i.i'reserve in addition to those set apart by law for
the support, of the Church of France. It may
dins be placed upon a footing calculated to
cause religion to be respected, without its
sters accused, in these times of_ difficulty, of
augmenting the hardens of -tile State. If those
who have given way to vain alarms will, only wait
patiently for a few weeks, tiny will be satisfied
that nothing will be proposed to the Chambers'
inconsistent with our religious and political li
betties. . ,

Litters from Langtiedoc state, that the
drought has destroyed the grapes, and that the
produce of will° will in consequence be very"

M. (le. Schroeder, Councillor of State of Rus-
sia", is on his way to Paris. lie is attached to the
Russian Embassy in France as Chief Councillor of

Legtion.

‘! The morning before yesterday time King re-
ived visits from lbe Duke and Duchess of Or.
.eans, and Mademoiselle d'Orleans,

" rive PER CENTS.

4, Shut price with the Diritilend 68 f. 63 g.
Ex. Div. .Wttlnesday - f. 40C.
" Ditto, Thursday - 661. 45C.

" COLOGNE, SEPT. 12.--,The of • Prossia
arrived here the evening before yesterday. His
Majesty yesterday reviewed the garrison and the
Landwehr, and visited tie arsenal, the churcitei,•
the picture gallery, -E4c. The King afterwards re-

- •
cc red the principal Functionaries, wl)o•Lad 'the
honour of *lining with him, and then set out to
procreil by the only of Deutt to Dusseldorff.

htEviCsat•:Kti; SgPT, 3.---We have received
here from St. l'etersburgh certain intelligence 'as
to the route to be followed by the Emperor Alex-
tinder, in his tour in the interior of his vast
Emipire. His Imperial Majesty will not
(pit St. lictersburgh till the 6th instam. Ile
Mill boort proceeding to Moscow visit several
(inventu►ents, particularly those of Wirepsk, Mo-
hilow; Kiew, and Kurskau. The Ethperor sill
arrive the 811) air Witepsk, the 10:h at Beschen-
tOwich, tl►e I.3zh at Nlobilow, where he proposes
to pasi three days. His Imperial Majesty will
be on the 16th 'at Bubruish, and will the next
day visit the banks of the Beresina. His
rival at Kiew is fixed for the 20th ; from thence
he will go to Bealacerkeve, Krementschuck,
Pultawa (where he will remain till the 2d Octo-
ber)—Charkow, Kursk, Osel, and Kaltiga. The
13th of October is fixed for the Emperor's• en-
trance into Moscow.

" DRESDEN, SEPT 6.—The opening of our Diet
is finally fixed for the 19th of October.

" !NsrßucK, SEPT• B.—Letters from Italy
inform us that the march of the Austrian corps
(Perm& from Naples, by the way of Rome, ter-
minated on the 20th

" The Portuguese squadron is detained in the
Mediterranean by Contrary winds.
" 'fl►e inundations caused by the overflowing of
tl►e Inn and the Ziller have done much damage.
Several bridges have been carried away, and the
communications interrupted for many days.
" Si►uilar
,misfortunes have happened on the
Southern Tyrol : the bridge of Bleunau, over the
Eisack, those of Mer'an, Fasseyr and 13otzen, have
been destroyed. The to►rns of Brixen and Trent
were entirely inundated for several days. The
Eisack and the Adige have, however, according to
the last accounts, returned within their banks.

" BRUSSELS. SEPT. 14.—Madame Regnault de
Saint Jean d'Angely arrived a few days since at
Aix-la• Chapelle.
" STRAsBURG, SEPT. 14.—The Duke of Wel-
lington set out from Ilaguenan last night to pro-
ceed to Cohnar, where he trill arrive this morning.
The Austrian Generals, and those of the other
Allied Corps, have also proceeded thither.

" PETERsURGII, AUG. 26.—The Graud Duke
'Michael `tet nut yesterct,,y to t.di P Jour.
ney, after visiting some provinces of Sotithren

" ULar, SErr. 11.—The illness of the Prince de
flardenberg has taken au,alarn►ing turn, and that
Minister has for some days been in great danger.

" MADRID., SEPT. 6.—We have seen with sur-
pri;e, in some 61 the foreign Journals, a state-
ment of the political employment here, of certain
individuals, who were members of the Extraor-
dinary Cortes. Hitherto nothing whatever is
known upon the subject.,,

A Flanders Mail, which arrived last night, con-
tains the following articles : ,

" FRANKFORT, SEPT. 11.—The Hanau Ornette says—' The
tutunit which took place at Breslan, according to the report
of an eye-witness who has passed through this town, must
hare been much more 'serious than the Gazette of Breslau
states. He says, that he assisted in dressing 'the wounded;
and be assures us, that cannon were discharged under the
windows; that, indeed, they had only fired blank cartridges,
in order to terrify the multitude; but that the . fire of the
musketry'did,more mischief, as it wounded. 200 persons, and
killed about 20.'

" FRANKFORT, SEPT. 13.—The distination of the young
Prince of Parma ,to the Church seems to be confirmed ; he
will be created Archbishop Primate of Ratisbon, and Arch
Chancellor of. the German Empire, as soon as he shall hare
attained the age requisite for filling these offices, and have
entered into holy orders."

The Anti-Gollicait Monitor of. yesterday con-
tains an attack upon Lord SlordouTH, which we
_ .
.are surprized at seeing in such a quarter. Refer-
ring to sUMething in The Day and. !Jew Times
respecting-_ a work attributed to Sir RoBeRT
WILSON, whom the Editor of that: Journal bad
called " A• DISAPPOINTED• MAN." the Writer in
The Anti-Gallican says, '4 Let him lotdt to C 033-
SETT ; that man never would have been disaffected
if it bad nut been for the ill-treatment and neglect
he experienced from Mr. ADDtNoToN (11Ow Lord
StDMuUTH), when Prime Minister•" Now cve
believe that no man who-is acquainted with• the
character of Lord 'Sunfou-rn, will accuse him
of being capable of ill-treatment, or neglect of
any thing that might contribute to the interests of
his country, - wh( n those interests could bepro-
moted by honourable means.-----As to COBSETT, is
it possible, after what has been seen. of the cha-
racter and conduct of that man, that the Con-
ductor of The Anti- Gallican, or any man possessed
of common sense, can suppose that any thing could
bind' COBBETT but his interest ? We give the
Editor of The .inti-Gallican foil credit for his
knowledge of the French Revolution,. but we
never could suppose that he would have been in
egregiously simple as to imagine that Cv132817

Was'eVer rinimated by public principles, or could
have been capable of steadiness to one side, if it
would be moth adeatitageons foi him to take th'c
other. has not the lost instance of his /neon-
.sidett,eg, to us'e the Mildest term, aispeaied in his
attack upon Sir 1. BURDETT, %Omni, indeed, he
began with attacking, and afterwards held forth as
the Mirror of Trw... Patriotism and Public Spirit.
Yet, since he hai returned to America; and is not
likely to obtain any MOrc favours from tl:e Baronet,
%elm had probably refused to grant an Unreasonable
request, before his departnre, he now tutus upon
him with all his violence, his coai.senct•s, and his
venom. As The Anti- G Wheal! Monitor spews so
little knowledge of the trite character of CoaacTt,
and has brought what we are persuaded is an un-
just charge against Lord Sinmourii,.. he should
reflect whether in the account which be has given
of the Revolutionary Agents of France, he may
not be suspected of being squally erroneous in his
estimate of their nature and conduct, though k
must be admitted, indeed, that the actions of
those Miscreants speak for themselves, and that
language has not power to brand them with suffi-
cient infamy.

WINDSoIIy SEPT. 21.—Yesterday her MAJESTY
~nd two of the Put NCESSES visited Lady DA Vir
KINs, and took some iefreshment".

On Friday the Duke of CLARENCR gave a grand
ball and supper at Hampton-court : about 400
persons were present..
The PRINCE REGENT rode on horseback, in
Hyde Park, on Saturday afternoon, attended by
General BLOOMFIELD.
Letters front the manufacturing districts of
Yorkshire represent the orders for the fliffereot
good's to be so extensive, that they cannot be ex-
ecuted with the dispatch which 'the merchants re-
quire.
Letters received from Pernambuco state, that
an insurrection had broken out at- Paittiba, about
30 leagues to the north of that place. It was
reported that a foreign vessel had at-rived at Pa-
raiba, with military stores and 3000 stand of ann§,
which were immediately paid fur in sspecie by the
insurgents.

Some slight notice is at length taken in one or
two of the French Journals of the Ex-Minister
of War, the Duke DE FELTRE, hop, it seems,
had till audience of the K iNg for about half an
hour on Monday last.

Sir HOME Pt)PHAM, it is Ssicl, will succeed to
the coat/nand at JAmaica, on the expir,,tion of
Admital Douai.As's term of service, in. January
next. Sir 1-1046,\it is believed, will hoki his flag
in the Andromache frigate, which has been com-
missioned at Chatham.
\Ve tinders:awl that the French Government
has ()tiered a contract for 90'J snail coaches, to
some or the Lohoton coach-builders, 150 t. cacti,
to he built its France —(Morning Paper.)
\Ve have received a Letter trout a Correspon-
dent, win.) states that as he passed through Atli.-
minghatn, front which he is inst arrived, he was
informed that a destructive contagious fever had
made its appertratiCe its that town, and that the
deaths amounted to a considerable number every,
ddy. We fear that there may be some truth' iv
the information, but trust that the statement is
greatly exaggerated.—(Morning Post.)
A Court of Common .Council will meet on
Thursday next to consider of discontinuing the
practice of vrdeting sermons preached before the
comas Council to be printed ; also of -a diotiOn
for an immediate return of the arrangement.S.miSde
between the Corporation and Claimants under the
Post-Office Act ; and to receive reports frotu -va-
rious Committees.

MCLANCHOLY .ACCIDENT.—On Saturday last,
abOut one'o'clock, a most tnelaiicholy accident
happened, by which six individnals.unfortunately,
lost their lives. The Bermudiana wherry,_on her
passage from Port Royal to this City, was over-
taken by a sudden squall when about mid-chan-
nel, which threw her on her beans-ends, and, she
immediately sunk, whereby two 'black' women, a
,brown woman, and two of the men belonging to
the boat (all slaies), were drowned ; the, other
passengers and negroes of the boat were provi-
dentially picked up by a man of war's boat, .which
was near at the time, and conveyed to this city.;
but a quadroon child,• about six years old), son of
the brown woman lOst., died shortly after reaching
the 'shore,
,A Coroner's Inquest, was, soon after
held on the .body•of the child,. whep,. front the
evidence'of Mr. JOHN 1.1/61gIS, a passenger in the,
wherry when the lathentableficcident occurred,
-verdict of-/Vecidental Death was retnrueti;--Notit
of the bodies, of the _other unfortunate 'ittferer.s
have been found.—(Kiugston Chronicle:, :July 28 )
CHILD STEALING,-1-A few :days ago, about
eight o7cicitck'inthe morning, a you woman wonm de-
coyed iron; the daughter DEMI.. WlLLEy.,dcwellei-,
nar.liatiou-garden, a girl of seven ye,gs olage-
Tim woman took water with the child_:; ad'' pro-'
ceeded to
,Wesiminster, where she lauded; and
went to the Green Palk, robbed her- o't a coral
necklace, and,at night:forsook her, in ijle Strand.
The cfsild was restored to its home by the hunutd•
nny.ot a stranger.
MARY CHA-MRERS.—The repOrt Mild] Rppeared-
in a Morning• Paper of Saturday, a andin several
papers yesterday, stating that this'ittnfortnnaie
woman died in Newgate, soot; after' herttrial on
Friday,- is totally tintoonded. She is iluexcelleot
health, though much dejected on account. Of the
fat al. event M.. Chronicle.) ‘•
Cu Tuesday the doorot the old was thrown
open, and every prisoner, for debt liberated—so
much, for the generosity-of our eiiiens, to whom
no appeal m
for charity is ever ad t e train, It
is expected that a little balance may be left,
which will be applied to aid the families of the
most distressed- prisoners.—Yesterday morning.
Ire workmen commenced their operations -on this
auCjent fabric, which will wivi, dis9lrpear.
The old city guard have of course been obliged to
relinquish their quarters, and at present occupy
the guard-room adjoining the Police
(Edinburgh Evening. Courant, Sept. he.)