The Sun.
London, England, 1818-10-23 00:00:00

THE SUN.

BOLEM QUIS DICERE FALSUNI AUDEAI;

LONDON,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1813.

ITER MAJLSTY.—The following Bulletin was
issued this moruing

" KEW PALACE, OCT. 23.

(.! The QUEEN has had a better night. The
symptoms of Her MAJESTY'S disease remain
ttti-
altered.

(Signed) g' F. MIL)IAN."

IVe received this morning the Paris Papers of
Tuesday last. The following are extracts :
" Pants, OCT. 20.—The King received yester-
day the Duke and Duchess of Orleans, anti Ma-
demoiselle d'Orleans, and gave audience to seve-
ral Lieutenant-Generals and Marechaux-de-
Camp.
" A Letter from Strasburg of the 15th instant,
says, This evening the Duke and Duchess of
Kent, travelling under the titles of the Earl and
Countess of Dublin, arrived here. They are pro-
ceeding to Berne, to visit the Grand Duchess Con-
stantine of Russia, sister of the Duchess of Xent.
The homeward movement of the troops in Bas
Rhin commenced this day. The Prefect has,
in a• circular to the Mayors of this depart-
ment, transmitted the orders before issued to
prevent desertion amongst the Austrian troops,
and not to countenance any deserters in their re-
spective Communes. General Frimont, it is said,
complained some time since of the desertion that
prevailed in the Hungarian Regiment of Giulay,
and which he thought was favoured by certain

" A cavalry deptpt is to be established imme-
diately at Versailles.
" Demons have re-appeared at Einsidlieu (Can-
ton of Schwitz), but their triumph has been very
brief. The operation of exorcism was performed
in front of the chapel, and in the presence of nu-
merous pilgrims. Out of three hundred and three
Devils which had been influenced by the fancy of
taking up their residence in the body of a wo-
man, 300 were expelled without any difficulty.
The three 'others, more tenacious, resisted for a
long time, and only yielded after the most painful
efforts, and the application of all the powers of
exorcism. This operation is a happy augury of
the progress of reason !

FIVE PER CENTS,

Monday

DEFERRED STOCK.
Of the 22d March, 1817, B7 f. 20c.
22d Sept. 1817,
221 March, 1818, B3 f. in e.
21d Sept. 1818, • 81 f. 15c.

• AIX-LA-CHAPELLE, OCT. 16 —Yesterday M
d'Alopeus, the Russian Minister to Berlin, gave a
brilliant fitie and supper.
• The same mystery continues to prevail with

csi,ect to the ohjet:t of the :efinistelidi Can•
terences.

" Amongst the recent arrivals are Count Ben-
thick and Sir Thomas Lawrence.

" Yesterday evening there was an evening
parry and concert at the hotel of the Duke of
Wellington. Madame Catalani sang at it. The
Sovereigns were present. The Emperor of
Russia had just returned from Spa.
•" H A NOVER, OCT. s.—The Officers of tbe Gre-
nadiers and the Chasseurs of the Guards, gave on
the Ist instant, a Fare to the Duke of Clarence.
VIE NNB, OCT. 7.—The last letters from
Constantinople confirm the previous intelligence,
of the greatest disorders and disturbances _in
that Capital, and state that the Grand Signior
is firmly determined to give a new organization
to the Janissaries, or if he cannot snecteeo, to re-
place client by another corps. Tranquillity was
apparently re-established, but new disorders were
apprehended, and suitable measures of precaution
had been taken.

" AUGSBURG, OCT. 13.—The Empress Dow-
ager of Russia arrived yesterday evening in the
kingdom of Wurtemberg, and is expected this
evening at Stuttgard, where preparations have
been made for her reception.
" FRANKFORT, OCT. 15.—1 n the 50Th Sitting
of the Diet, a note war read in the name of Aus-
tria and Prussia, declaring the readiness of these
Powers to deliver to the Confederation the for-
tresses of Mayence, Cassel; and Costheitn. The
Confederation to provide the means of keeping
them up and the materiel. The Diet has deter-
mined to submit the Papers to, the respective
Courts, and in the mean time, these fortresses are
to be garrisoned as at present."

There is a Report of serious differences between
the Emperor of Russiit, and the King o► PitussrA,
respecting the warlike aspect of affairs between
BADEN and BAvAet,h, and the former Sovereign, it
is said, has declared in favour of Baden. In addi-
tion to this report, it is added, that the two So-
vereigns have disagreed on other points, and that
little friendship exists between them, They
must be creduloul, indeed, who would place the
least reliance on such rumours, as it the two
Monarchs would suffer their disputes and feelings
to be as freely known as the gossipnings of a
Coffee-roo►n. The cordial friendship between
the two I'otenta►es in question has long been
known ; and if it were possible that it could •
be interrupted, it would be folly to imagine that
their differences would become subjects for News-
paper reports, and the crude animadversions of
the common-place Quidnuncs of this Country or
the Continent. We ❑►.+y be assured that these
are only those inventions which naturally arise
during the want of authentic information,

As there have been gloomy reports respecting
the Northern Expedi:ion, so interesting to man-
kind, we have the pleasure to refer our Readers
to an article on the subject in our Paper this day,
upon the authenticity of which they may confi-
dently rely.

REPORTED LOSS of the CABALVA EAST INDIANIAN.

An account of the above loss was received yes-
terday at Lloyd's by the Lord Hobart packet,
who stated that she had spoke the Columbo at sea,
and got the information from her. -A letter from
the Mate of the Colunibo to his Owners (the Cap-
tain being dead), dated at sea, 28th ult. has been
received this morning ; it does not mention the
loss of any ship. Tiie account of 250,0001. be-
ing insured on the above ship yesterday at Lloyd's,
is, we are informed, not true.

DOVER) OCT. 21—Transports are arrived here
with part of the heavy baggage of the Army, and
more are expected. The Grand Review, which
has been put, off, is to take place near Valenciennes
to-morrow ; the troops to be reviewed will con-
sist of the British, Russian, Saxon, Hanoverian,
and Danes. A strong position has been looked
out near a river, which the attacking party will
attempt to pass over. All the Allied Sovereigns
are expected to be present.

The Exeter Flying Post has the following para-
graph, and other Provincial Journals hate recom-
mended the same measure :—" At the ensuing
meeting of Parliament, it is recommended to every
County, City, and Town, in the United Kingdom,
to petition for the repeal of the salt. duties, us the
greatest benefits would arise to this country, from
the free use of silt; the agriculture, the fisheries,
and the manufacr nres, would derive .incalculable
advantages, and the condition of the poor be much
meliorated." •

Captain BucHAN, of the Dorothea, is arrived
in town,, and had yesterday a long interview
with the Board of Admiralty on the subject of his
late voyage to the North Pole.
'I he Hastings man of war, from Bengal, for
whose safety apprehensions have been entertain-
ed, in consequence of her having sailed from
Madras, on the 26th of April, had, by account,'
rer•eived yesterday, arrived safe at the Isle of
France, on her way to England.

NORTHERN Exrzdarrios•
f the
Information from Captain Alutansho, ois
ship Larking, respecting the Discovery 5111P9

Davis' Strait.
" Left the Ice on the 23d of August, let'
32. N. long. 51. IV.
‘" On the 18th of August be last saw the Pis.:
covery Ships, rounding a Cape, supposed to be
76. N. lat., long. 52. W. : at .that time be WO-
-75. 46. N. ( he farthest he bad been this year)'
75.46.
long. 51. 30.—The ships Ariel* and Evert/WO:
Hull, which he supposes have not yet arrive I:
were close to them, and bad, no doubt, nilje
later communication with them than be had'
" The Larkins remained fast to some is
e (rod
the 13th to the 18th of August : Captain lguitii;
HEAD observed a great deal of water t° tot
N.W and conceived, when the wind came
the laud, that it would make a clearance for the
bo
Discovery Ships to get much farther t° t
Northward, particularly as the ice was the

breaking up fast.
" The weather was getting much clearer, fret
the frost taking place in the night.
e.„nguid
Captaiu MUIKI3EAD appears very
as to the Ships succeeding, nut only frail-11.-11i
he has stated, but from observa-tions
made last year, n hen be got as tar as 70. 15' of
and where Le had a very heavy Sea fro° to
Northward, depending, in his opinion, 011 `ll3lfac
tract of water being in that direction :•"*""at t
time (Ist. August, 1S17), he could Pot see
ice, nor did he find any until he got ba6 tOi

30. N. $,
" Captain MUIRHEAD found in lat. 2.6.

8 points westerly variation. beo
" The Officers and men were gnite well

the Larkins last communicated with then'. bee
It may be remarked that the lougitude io
given is from that of Greenland, as laid (I°`4°
the Charts, which Captain Ross discoveled 1;Ipo'
ten degrees too far to the Eastward—tbe real wot
sition of the Ships on the 18Llt -of MP°

7G. N. long.itssel°
* See Extract of a Letter from the Master of this

our Paper of Wednesday, Oct.

WESTMINSTER SESSIONS'
'015!
Mr. ITUNTrzradthe HIGH CONSTABLE ofWES'--rlsag.-
This morning, at au early hour, tie PLaluc,i)
leading to the Sessions-house were cei/jeati'.
crowded by persons in the expectation ,;01;'
the Trial between Mr. IJUNT,.of
riety, and Mr. LEE, the High•Constable,!,lfe';:,
minster, arising out of proceedings at 1''700,„-
tninster Election ; when, atter cvaitia 1)04;
derable time, they began to dispei4e, ceedit'v
announced that Mr. Hunt had declined Pi"
further in the affair.
f 4111
• g d
NEWMACKET, which at the beginniltiorri,
Meetings, wore hot a gloomy aspect -its bclo
with former times, has fully recoveren
]fancy, spirit, and attraction. Mote c°,,,ted.l
and that of an elegant tlescription,los,l-,ete`fi
it than had been seen for many years. '1
much sport and diversion of various Itti tls'o 1011
truly respectable veteran, Mr. F0n"r,',..,15 in pt
an ornament of the London Sr age,
ninetieth year, could not resist ,the
which the Meetings have so ofte,n gr;,tit
He-was nearly seven hours in Hs cll4'7„.its°",,
hed witness of the animating scene, '3";
to ride on the course. The sight of
raffle individual must have been 0°
he Volietpd
-
[lOO to the pleasures of the day• T Lyon
RUTLAND and G. tVATsoN, E,q. have ••
nriter
great winners. nt
NEW COINAGE.—We understann too., 11'•
„.
en
I.estrpfipt.
crown
n?no tie piecesrnnlettio I h
t , thee publicfurther l a
sis sbu die °Tot
on account of the introduction into
several banking'-houses name of the Italian artist whO execute() 400,4
a supply to the amount-of lOW. eiv4
to rec
soefiltthebaeclktet::(l":Jeie--li(ni.l. 4311
houses in town haveret:e'e.oillp,
will all he
impression
Bir a P' „of
Ma. DAVID COCK, -•01 SAVI',IIII
letter received front Boulogne, dated, ',flied 01.e.tv
last, we are extremely sorry. to be lot%
_thy *Ohio
lamentable premature death 15t.
demur, who was drotvned off the.
cUutiotoatal,
while in the act of bathing. The ciLoy 09 libe
attending his unfortunate fate are n'enlitioto or.
low :—Mr C. and a Mr. OcoLtris v of the coot
water to bathe, when, by the raPidilo, 0414 re
rent, they were carried a consitleiciaoloers,;„ol
to sea, and althongh both expert 5'.13050101i05i
unable to regain the shore. CoPu'i ej10,19 9 )Ce,
the ,Issatant packet, seeing. tbeirl osiitg, two!
immAiately sent his boat "' "vo, $l/11°0 far
hut only in tiare to save r• OGir-was ot *OOO
nearly perished. Poor Mr. Cock a and tt)
tunate ; for,. being quire exitmu'leal'o ! s'l,lol/:
this %.1-0,.e fr
assistance could reach him. he, bee, P, tv
rise no more—his body has not Yet 1091'8'10
• d her VC,
, Mrs. COCK, who aecompao' *Lao►'ter
• the he
Boulogne, is so affected with
flier 0000
catw.trophe, that it is doubtful svi'seboo,l, Pio, A
survive him —A more tender I", e wet vv
and sincere friend, was seldom tO
numerous acquaintance be"%c.aary t° (,t
choly fee, to whom it is unneces', bog.cifrio
his amiable qualikations. o"colatte frlie
r °
viduals have lost a charitable an 'l ne 'P °
OVC •
is/ the
sHA , for Ole .0
SurmeN
horse Woodlark, which 91 Art"' opt l'l%, ),
the late-6101;n d !laces, wen: t:,,•ot.„ti err is 5.1),"
eating a hearty supper at the iog Log
week, with the intention of loose
.Odsit,i'
died while in the act of unb4ll°3'