The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-13 00:00:00

NAVIGATION OF THE NIF:DITPARANF.A.II.

s, 'the Consol-Generdi of France makes known,
the lath of July, that the squadron of the Captain
Pacha, consisting of fire ships, has taken three of
the ships whit!' %vete tarried ofr front lha road of
the tioletta by the rebels, and that a fourth has
been taken by an En,tikh frigate. This deposi-
tion teas given by the Votti,ian Admir,il.
Tbe two Reis, and the intorreter of the ite.

geticy, who, in the revolt of May, it 'ere car-
ried on board the division of the rive ships of
the Regency by f.force, awl then :thandoneil
opkin >7 roc? bf the Alqrett, 'entered Ttinii
the Ist July in a Turkish polacre, accompanied
by a superior Officer bf the Captain Paella. The
naval force of the pirates is now reduced to a
single brig.:

The Sublime Potte seems to wiAls to know
only the infraction of the treaties committed by
the fter,eneiesi and t( reserve to itself the
tight tif punishing them as being its vassals. It
13, doubtful Whether Europe wool,' think.the em-
reetion which the Porte would indict upon the re-
gencies sufficient. We may believe that America
would be very difficult upon this point, and that
her squadrons will not traverse the Mediterranean
for nothing. This news is very agreeable to us,
and diminishes the fears that news from other
ports hail Caused."
TouLoysz, Arc. 3.—A fatal accident took
;;loce nt :thice this morning at Toulouse'. The
Royal manufactory of tohaccn can/Ott:fire, and in
spite of prompt succour damage was occasioned
to tke amount of more than ten millions, without
reckoning vessels. At this time, half past eleven
in the morning, the fire is not extinguished, not-
withstanding the zeal and efforts of almost all the
population, encouraged by the presence of the
Pretect,•hnd. by the example of the firat,Futte-
-..
tionaries. •

Fr.ENen FUNDS.

$ per Cents.
Bank .Actions.

... 57f. 45c.
. )067f. 50e.

DUTCH MAIL,
[RECEIVED Tins MORNiNG.)

Buns.:Et.s, Avc. s.—Some (lays ago they wrote
from Fra►►ce, that several old penerals who had
served through all the revolutionary uais having
bein et:insulted respecting the best means of re-
.
riving the warlike spirit in the army, have recuu►-
mended as the best means some expedition or
other, as fur example, to St. Domingo, and to
give the troops those Generals in whom they
have fur many years placed their confidence. We
now learn from Lille, that besides the recruiting
for time standing army, and especially for the
Royal Guard, a particular bureau is opened to
enrol recruits for the, Colonies. They take for
this purpose 'people of good conduct, not suspect•
ed in regard, to their political sentiments ; they

take men up to the age of 40, if they have al-
ready served. The regiments of (-Nadaloupe end
Martinique-ace to be first completed ; and people
begin talk generally of the etplipment of an
expedition to Sr. Domingo, in which many old
soldiers would gladly engage.

'The ,Russiao corps under General Collor Wo
ronzow, whose-bekul-qtairters rent till cerktinly at
Matibettge, is to be entirely new clothed. We
bore tiuttfi great part ot What ij regni,ite for this

purpose will he fornished by these provincts.—
Travyllers who_come from the departments where
the right wing of the Army of Occupation is quar-
tered unanimously declare that they neter saw
finer or better equipped troops.
Baussetys, Auct. 7.--4,etters from Gantt:tray of
the day before yesterday contain the following
statement .---" His Serene Highness the Prince of
'Waterloo is e3peeted here in a few days to resume
the chief command of the Army of Occupation.
It is thought that his Highness will stop here some
days; then go for a short time to Paris, anti after-
words slit the Netherlondi. ;Meantime his pre-
pence here h‘ts become more or less necessary. It
seems that particular etfotts are made to inflame
people's minds, as well in the towns as in the
country, especially against the British troops ;
and it is- to these
.etitninal' endeavonrs that the
quarrels/ are ascribed, which have .very Ire-
wiently happened , itt some. places. As the Firld
Mat stint makes his troops observe the strictest
discipline, and has the smallest transgression se-
verely punished, he can alio on the other hand
justly detnand, that such of the inhabitants as
tronble the public tranquillity shall be arrested
and punished,!' •
They write front Sedan, that the grand Review
of the Prussian Contingent has been again put off,
uo aceqnnt of the wept her and at her cirsionstanees,
KO will not thke place till after the harvest, ill
order to do as little injury as possible to the coun-
try people. In the Departments occupied by tine
Prussians, profound tranquillity continues to pre,
Vail.

IL A Ave. 7.—Thc accounts of the state
of the rivers are again very unfavourable. On all
sides, at 13,d0e-Duc,. Arrtheim, Vrieswyk, and
Thiel, the increase 2$ sudden and considerable. The
sluices which dibcharge the water:from the Wands
must he, glint again ; and it is justly feared that
these iniands will be again overflowed with lam(
water, awl those onside of the (tikes with river
water. Frotn,llois-lc•Dite they write, that this
rise or the Water seems to deprive the farmer of
all hope of getting in his second crop or hay, and
that this makes it feared distempers among the
cattle will follow, the farmer being alroady
obliged to give them all sorts of unwholesome
foAder,

The French General Amid, who is include:l in
the orthilithoe of the 2401 of July, 18151 anal
who %vas arrested in the Hanoverian teiritory, is
still kept confined, as One of our Newspapers says,
at liildesheitn. It is said that ttrr option bus been
left him, either .to be given tip to France Or to re.
main contioetk for life, und that he has chosen the
hitter.

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THE SUN.

SOLIP_Nt iii(akc. VALIW.t. AtmeATir

LONDON,
TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, ISM.

From French and Mitch Papers, severally to
• the.l I th, we have selected a variety' of mat
There has been a most destructive con thigrai Al
Toulouse. It broke out .in the !lop! ALigirsil'i
of Tobacco, and though the frre was not
when the accounts came away, the tl
Image already done was- est imai ell at above (di
millions of francs, independant 'of the stiirpil'i
burnt,
The Moors, it is said, have hoisted the 000°4
of AlAitostaT, and are resolved to consider of
attack in the point of a 14:1( initial and lteligiO4
War. The Ilebels) who esciped fri,ai the 6,)1.,1,"
ta, sifter attempting a revolution, li.tre Lee" I/16'
with and nearly destroyed by the inhibit qui.
drop and an Englishfrigate. "'lt of ,
five 'vessels with which they fled have_bee" e'r
Lured, and' only one brig reiwiiiis Of
to w!iicit we imagine we have to ~scribe satiit
uF
the piracies recently commit' 141 hi these
There are some interesting s co.ii t"
pet
probable conduct oh the Ortniii,in Purie, in "0- -
to the Barbary States. We takt• " for rowl r
jealous a Government would tint wish oilier
Lions to interfere with its Suverei,vig y oat ther
is little reliance to be placed on the French acc?°!l'ri
from this quarter.
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Yesterday a regular selies of Nor. York ans
Boston Papers reached us to the 171st tilt. 111
intelligence they contain c.itotot be collsiclerc4l
tie
primary interest. In irt'ereuce to an.tirs on-
t.
Lakes it is stated, that since the represenlitlinili
ofGavernotems the'Continamling °
British.gon-brig no further ogriMioll9 r
fibreceleeni.na:kcat,:;nl:lo.ll:l6:.:t !iteild
te. biyuißuirei ce
oUe tfia eie)erts ;Ir.
10;
wbose bus
-11 a *-I,against red ler out"
inels
itt)filspteo g
r..t0l
(be noti,c(i by il'ns°
rages by repelling trifling ones, is hardly
ant enough to excite notice.

A Supplement to the Londwi Gazette was rub'
lisbed last night 7.. it C 1.4.11011113 the diSpatelles P 144
b
tire to the Nepaul war, the greater part oi
appeared in ofir,Plliwr of Tuesday we notY i`e'
in our last page, the only remaining passlll:Cth
14
A Morning Paper asssitnes, as mater
.4e4( ..11
all doubt,
that we have a right tit attack the
gerines if we please, for their conduct to u>
13' t
with great deference to the s, viler, t 4 11")64-
explicitly to declare, that we entertaiu the g1e614"
possible doubt' on this subject, if he mewls (114 t
we have
any other right than the mere sic
v°`
siejubeo. We should be glad to have one authrolig
fact stated of the bread, of 'Treatiesl
between Great Britsituand Algiers, or "f t'i)
fence committed against our II ig or interestOvill
c‘lo.°rtiletsisu,g.:frtedra(l)lodtligereolumitn)dofiltr)rwhe°sltiailivetielise;iilf:iiriii;n:6;
we know of no such matter. If it dUCS C:4l' log
we do not deny that it msy exist, it wilutil bc
fair to tell us for what we are invoked in' ft;#
counter all the risk and. all the expellee •"1
nosy favourite crusade,—There is reailY I"
.)
fully toward :—sve are called on to retre)',te
expend and we are ignorant for what,--°"- t ifo
tetaisi•geroery4wrfaao‘rtvtialiteli,rntsgn
titiaoltieoosni:srmonliincEtteixri!neeaallpiittliiositirsets,osr,
our Quixotism—ln sober satinesst,hteheirluelilt:o:l9tl°(llolll:::
individual Ifni ht Errant was not more ridict .tyt
than the natioual errantry of morbid ham° ib
which' is abusing the common sense of Joh" 14,
and trying to'persuade him to undertAtc Ell' 14:4
of righter of wrongs, and redresser of
for the laughing world.
We are beginning to think the j0.0"1".,,e •
nide a very impartial Paper, and 4re 011`h-
.01,014
having so much tnistaken this excellent
ed tv.
•
as
to hold that it was ilvvoted to one wit:k
tlt{lp lira
Let us how conies the troth : It
is fltll it
advocate'of the Whigs, but of the 1.
B ~,,,gto
of the u ana-rTs (it that Patriot be still
tillh e"
0"
once, and hat not, hi, son, enter •d ato
stirs), of tb: CocouANEs, the f WV/
of all factio.ls wh.tever be their. We"
lusTs,

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:tintry,

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•stotol•ii ,y, at 6Chiel, ; but
. is equally ittNocate :Of Minis'iers and their
!new:sires. With perieCt impartiality; it now op-
: pu,•,es' and tinxv proposmo) an I tax ; with
pet frrt impartiality,• it noit, calls on our Councils
to iltsh.i;nl the Army Anil red;:ce the N;t'vy, and
tow to employ the former in South America and
the latter Alt Algiers; like the Satyr in the fable,
it blows hot and cold in a breittb, and though the
cen,;olinus World may call this contradiction anti
111'011,isteticy,we; more just, 'call it independence
infpartialit.y. but it is abssurd to carry these
!whit; principles into its foreign polities, and, as
Abe wi"s!i it to keep its patriotic exertions for. Home
set vice, we Cannot help condemning the follow,
jug paragraph, deVuted to-day to the service of
France

" The Government of Louts net upon tiir pri4ciples which
Lord GASTLEIICA Go adopted in all his diplomatiCtransactieins.
'They have banished from their presence every man, however
clktinguished for talents and services, who acted a conspicu-
ous pact before the restosation of the King, to secure the
support of our Ministerial Apostles of legitimacy. rersectt-
, Sion of revolutionary offetwcs, and the reduction of the War-
Sims, Statesmen, and Scholars of the Revolution to their ori-
ginal obscurity,where the pledges exacted by the Jacobites of
England from the legitimates of France, and surely thr.qou-
slitions have been fulfilled."
Nutt' this is really too melt, after alt the leaden
;Irides anil argnmer,;s with which' the same.
Journal has within the last fortnight entertained
its renders on the change in the French King's
policy, the restoration of Suctigr, and other
kevointionists, in favour, and the liutuiliation pf
the Ultra Royalists.

It is a curious fact, that the present Loan
MAyoa, whose democratic political principles are
10 notorious, has had . more Court-work to do,
More Addresccs of Congratulation to carry up,
more expressions of joy and, pleasure • to utter,
thin any of his Predecessors in the history of
London, We have often heard that the Miyoralty
was a very laborious and painfid office ; and we
fear; from. the nature and multitude of Isis duties,
that tai, present Lordship ha's found it do in sio
common degree. Some of his plaints, when te-
leased (rota the cares of office, will resemble those
of Croakerg in Exit by Aiwa/eq.

Agricultural prodUce is S) depressed in value,
Itrat at Tan-hill fair, near Devizes, on Tuesday, cart
horses, worth three years ago thirty-flee guineas,
. r
Nvoirld not fetch more titan eight or ten guineas ;
lamtis were offered at 4s. 6d. and 53. per heal !
cheese also continues rapidly on the decline, front
Vie quantity on baud, and there being no demand,
Lamb is nevertheless 841., 9,1., and 1011. per lb.
in Hie London ntarketi, and cheese has not fallen
above t wope'nce in the the period it *as
at its highest price ! Could we only procure- lir•
ticiMuf consumption at their fair price, as be-
tueell rower anal consumer, it would do more to
ttnteliorato the condition of the poor than a thou•
Sari;! StlbSeciptigllS. It is man imposing on his
fellow men—the individual uptin'the mast', that
causes almost all our d'Atrefts.
The Duke of ‘I'Ht.LINGTe.N, accompanied by his
*trite, set out early this. nioratkg for the :Conti.
pent, to resume the high military command so
•WiselY and so worthily COnft4red upon him.
To-morrow their Royal Highnesses the Duke
4ild Duchess of tkovoesTFlt Will leave town tor
$
Igshot Lodge ; and on Friday next their Royal
t lighliesses will repair to Windsor, in order to he
Present at the Celebration ut the Duke of,'Yottlt.b
by her MaJesTv, at Frogniore.
.1.0-notrrow her Royal flighneSS•the Duchess
.11f YORK will leave town for eatlatuls ; and on
,J4iiiity her Royal Highness will be present at the
grand- FOte at hog Inure
iris Royal Highness the Puke of KENT intends
leaving Boglatol fear Brussels on Tisorsdav next.
TO-morrow Viscount and ViSemilitesS CASTLIt.i
littAgu intendleaving town fur their seat, North
Clay, in heat,

'l'o-dayitiie7Lortn littyoa nod Corporation of
tontlntl go tip to the QIJP.EN, the Pitt NCH ItEGENTi
tad. the Duke and Duchess of. GLovce.sTatt,• with
tongratolatory Addresses ott the recent mart lage.
A Brussels Paper of tlie sth contains the fol.
tilting paragraph :—" Letters front Utrecht state,
that that city has just been appalled' by two std..
Of which the causes are doubtless exttas-ir.
(hoary a.(ieneral had drowned himself, and a
"lebv,ited Physician had poisoned himself,"
A 1144'1)61.0 Paper says, that RUSCIVSKO lens
gilt from Soletire, in Switzerland, the sum of
)°OO iv. to contrilitite to the erect-inn of tt.tei-
thniiiial arch at War9aw, in honour of the But-
Per"r ALEXANDER.
is accused, by our Party Scribes, of
rgd be-
Pu,sessefl by a hostile spirit, though she at,
elti inihody and of being Insolvent; thought she,
PHYI every hotly.
, inectitt.. took
.place on Saturday ,morning,
-e" Oxford, lietwt.en a Nyble Lord, accompa-
' ,
by Lip:lilt C--, its his second, and a Air. 11—,
:eeati,p„„b:(l by \b.. Ili his second. The al-
is,suppostd to have troM some bin.
4!'lte made use of by B— with respect to a
"11Y. After -an exchange of 'shots the business
ltr?iinated,
rite tirQnt"et was entered into last week to serve
Ydi Naval College at Poitsmouth with the
"t bread at 17-1(1. nergallons bakers' price
!fete
eto the loathe is Is. IP. The Meat contract
_tt4) for twelve mouths certain) taken at 6id. per.
to cousist of prime joints of lamb, mutton,
Tvid) Inef,