The Sun.
London, England, 1817-09-16 00:00:00

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Grand Da'cliy of Fiulad, and since that period
tte building of Ptiblie edifice's there has been going„
Ac'Zording to a new determinatton of his
Imperial Majesty, all the Anthbritiei i t the Grand
al•e, on the Ist of acteibeir next, to 're-
move rrom Abo to Flelsingforil:

" CorIiiiI4AGEN,AUG. 30.—Their Majesties and
the Princesses are expected here about tbe titiddle
of next niontii.

" FRANKFORT ON +iiE ObER, 1.-LTlSert
have been succail(rely published in Prussian Po-
land several Ordonnances of the highest import-
ance respecting the toitimerce and agriculture of
the 4ingdoin. These Ordonuances have particu:-
larly for their object That industry may deeelopc
itself with full and entire fieedtirn.

0' It said also, that when the Ernperor Alexan-
der arrives at IVarsaw, where he will itay some
months, he proposes to occupy hint Self in detail
with all the objects that can ,contribute to ant -
liurate the state of Poland.

" Theharvest is extremely abundant both hi
['Oland and Russia. The price of grain is falling
considerably in the ports of the Baltic, in some
of which the price is one third less.than it was
two months since.

" FRANKFORT, SEPT. 8 -.—Letters.received here
from M. (le Buol de Sellauenstein, ['resident of the
Germanic Diet, state, that he propOses, on quit-

ting the South of France, to proceed by Milan and
Venice to-Vienna, and that he will not return to
Frankfort until early in Noveruber:'

This morning eve '.received American Papers
one day later than those of yesterday

(Front the Boston ..-ddveraser of Aug. 21.)

We learn from a Gentleman who left Amelia
on the 2d of August, that on the 27th ult. a large
brig arrived there, loaded cvith•sugar, coffee,.and
indigo, and a considerable quantity sent in by a
Patriotic .privateer, commanded by Capt. MoNy-
FORT;for adjudication. The brig is said to be
French property, the cargo Spanish. All was
quiet at Amelia, and the greatest hartnoay cx-'
isted among. the troops.
Two Government .slvips arrived at Quebec July
Bth, from London and Cork, with 90 settlers and
.384 troops of the 37th regiment of toot. On the
same day a ship from tireeuock arrived Wit-h 133
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settler's.

Older% have beet' received at Canada for tlie

This
mntt:tiiitte 'Auction of 104th regiment.
•egitneut is eumpostiti of natives of the British

Colonics.

MONTAgAL, AUG. 9.—On Monday last,',stb
inst, about six o'clock. in the afternoon, we %vete
visited by a severe gale of wind, which came from

a bOut;,i- wtstc, ty- dirrctino, accompanied by an on,
common dark cloud, lightning. thunder, and a tor,
rent of rain. I t-coutinued about fifteen minutes

It was so•intpetuous at the commencement, as to
blow down fences and carry them a considerable
distance. Great damage was done to 'orchards
and gardens, and many houses and barns ;vere
unroofed. At Haute-aux-Trembles the spire of
the church was blywn down, and considerable da-
mage done. We hear from l'Assumpti9n, that
two mart ied women and a child 19 months old
were killed, and the houses very much injured by
lightning during the storm.

Died at Hayti, Prince JOHN, of Hayti, Grand
Admiral of the Kingdom, aged remains
were entombed, attd sent to St. Lucie (the place
of his birth) to be intetred with military honours.
He was a man of talents and probity; and in his
transactions with America, as High Admiral, dis-
charged his duty with great urbanity, rectitude,
and politeness. He was a distant relative of
CHRISTOPHE.

CHARLECTON, AUG. s.—At Havannab intelli-
gence had been received of General ArGREGOR.S
OCCUpation of Amelia Island, and an attempt was
to be made to forward men and stores for,the,de-
fence of St..Augustiue. .A Spanish schooner had
arrived at flavandalt from St. Augustin, which 1)0
doubt carried out official information. of General