The Sun.
London, England, 1817-11-11 00:00:00

oow asseulthing at (ivarz. Tilt:), are Otvected to
be occ,:pietl ‘vi•th important deliberations.
HAmßutwit, Ocr. 29. -=We learn from
•,,rjopentiagin, that a Russiin frig'ite, part of the
squadron going to Spaiti, Lail anahOred iu Copen-
hagen Roads. _ _

" BERLIN, Oct. 26.—thetouWcil Of State is
about to resume its discussions respecting the
Constitution.

"M. M. d'Altenstein, (le IlaYrrie and de Elewitz
Were commissioned to consult the wislieS of the
l'rci*--reet. The result of tlreir engniriet is that,
With the ekception of the Rhenish Provinces,
Which prefer the I='rench Institittions, all the Old
Provinces of the Pritssian Monarchy wish to have
their ancient States first re-established, and then
to deliberate upon the nature of the Institutions
‘which are called for by the state of bpitiions anti
~ banners.

" FRANKFORT, Nov. 3.—The Diet resumes its
Sittings this day.

" The Spanish Infant Don Francis Paul, after
remaining some time at Dresden, will proceed to
'Vienna to pass the winter."

A letter from St. Domingo, of 00.4, mentions,'
'hat flour was selling at 11 dollars per barrel, and
'he produce of the Island was very scarce. PE-
rrozes navy consisted only of one frigate, mount-
-11;; 32 guns, and a brig, I I ditto, formerly the
United States •brig Firefly,

Extract of a Letter front Norfolk (U. S.) dated

Oc-t. 17, received in town this morning.

We have heard, and trwn good authority,
Tat the Ei•Commandant of Amelia Island, Sir
=aEGoa APGREGott, has either arrived at or
's on his way to Petershingh. He is said to
lave arrived in the Pot nnac in a schooner of
it) guns, and from thence shape(' his course for
Petersburgh, but whether by land or water, incog.
or otherwise, we cannot It is sor-
!liked that the object of the General's visit to
Petersburg!) is to pick op recruits for the Patriotic
•crvice, as it is reported that some vessels are on
their passage to that 'dare." •

Si Nl4-AVS.

HARwlcn, Noy. 10.—Arrived 'he Lady Nepean
packet, with a Messenger on board, from Cux-
haven.

MILFORD HAVEN, Nov. 9.----3'he Mansfield
atieket, Captain CHARLES NL'TTALL, was to have
iailed yesterday with the mail for Waterford, but
zas prevented liroile.ll the s'rong s uth,west
;alc tvhich hlrw during the Clay; she. has proceed-
this morning Sailed also the Plyntooth
!:ghter for Plymouth Yard. Remains the Alrdi-
t‘rranean Packet, DEAN, trout Liverpool for

4Jegboril.

FALMOUTH, Nov. B.—Arrived the Duckenfieid,
from London for Jamaica, and Jane and
CHANDLM from Plymouth for St. Mi-
Also arrived the Minerva transport, from
'',”ismouth for Cork. The Minerva parted from
he Khmersley Castle, off the Lizard, last night
lie is supposed to have bore up for Plymouth.—
or hack the Astrea, GABBAGE, which sailed front
race for Venice on the 6th inst. ; she is very
,:eky, .41)11 must discharge ht.r cargo.

PoßT,mourn, Nov. 10.—Sailed the Dorab,
st Ds, for Madras and Bengal.
DEAL, Nov. 10.—Arrived, and sailed for the
flyer, the Rosario sloop of war, from Ports-.
nouth, and William. i'Va.LlNms, from Leghorn.
lrrived the Asia, Oumszec, from Hamburg!) for
lauleid. Came down from the River the Princess
if Wales, S ames, Somersetshire, and Sir Godfrey
'Webster, for Jamaica ; Sisters, for Demerara ;
'.fentor, Mairy. for Oporto ; Fortitude, for
Levis ; Colonist, for Barbadoes ; Briton, for
3r..ngf.11 ; and his Majesty's schooner Pioneer,
'Lorn Sheerne,,

1+ COBBETT.—it I, curious that this Renegade,
' the outcast of each Church and State," WS never
later! to set his root on the American Couilueto
since his departure from this Country, except
: nerdy to land, and he !ben rrnioved in haste to
i Long Island, wllert! he remains, and from which
, place his vile p,,blirations ate ilasea that are per-
Ill!tted to find a vent in this Country.
WoßcesTea. Nov. 8 —The per',ons confined in
()stir city gaol. charged with being tinplie,.ted in
the late tu.unit i4l this city, have made application
to Lord DisERHURiT tOV WS interCCßßlfill with the
Magistrates to admit' them to bail. His Lordship,
i WI that kind and persevering attention to the
list ressed and unfortunate, ‘thich•has e'er marked
yis c,..aracter,-iustantly waited on the Nlagistrates,
,ii ie:t nothing undone to gait) his humane point
I ......but 0,, Magistrates having taken the best legal
*lefor t,:el guidance, were under the painful,
e r
q.cessitsr
of im.'ortning his Lordship that they pos-
;
r essed not the • over to accede to his generoos
-)licitat ion on bel3N.ll of the individuals for whom
',4.pleaded.•
. ' ,The Duke of Wei,uvrvrox'embarked on Sunday
triorning at Dover, hi ihe Lord Duncan packet,
I'jiptain 11,0111.T0N, fur Calais. All. HUNTER,
!he Messenger, also departed for Saxe-Cobourg
with dispatches, ormouncitt; the calamitous events
that have taken place in the deaths of the Prin.-
. eSS Ct;ARLo'T o• 0 ly.r liovol Infant.