The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-09 00:00:00

THE SUN.

&MEM QUIS UICERE tiLsind Avnraite

LONDON,
MOND.II; SEPTEMBER 9, 1816.

By a Flanders Maid ire have Brussels Papers to
the ith, from which we learn that there has been
an affray at Namur, in which several of the gar-
rison have been killed and wounded. The di54.,
piste arose among the soldiers in a public'
house ; by the interference of the Officers
tranquillity was soon restored. It dues wit
appear that the inhabitants were implicated to
this quarrel.
There is a curious protest of M. Sistog's
agaitst'being surrendered to justice.
It is whispered that the Vienna Bank win 511".
Pend its payments, in specie, till the ExchollOe
tilqre favourable ; to effect which, a repine
purchase of the paper money still be resorted 10.,
Perhaps there could not here more decisive practical,
illustration of the wisdom which dictated to the
British Government the piny' iety of appoiOt.ii% a
future day for the Resumption of Cash paytliciPs4''..
instead of the premature adoptiOn.of
sure, so warmly pressed' by the Patty.

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The only notices in the Paris Papers worthy af
.
remark are those which purport to give 80
ac-
colfnt of Mr. PINCKNEYS Extraordinary
to Naples, and a pretended description of the
state of utTairs at Algiers. The hitter is altogether''
unworthy of credit, and eon9pit uous
,only for the '
envious spirit it betrays: the former is Inure 0",
lions, and merits attention. It is SOlll/ bat
bit that the ALM:Iit:IMS should sleep over six yego!
wrong, while the GO%ellifiteot Wi43 in the
of those who inflicted it; pin! now cone with
chilli of redress upon thOse who lint only did oog
du the injury, but against whom Its prottutiot'
ttirected.

A Dutch Mail 'has just arrived with tl►c (01"

owing
GIiONT, SEPT. 3.—The Bishops of Gl'"L't'
rourilaY, and Namur have laid before his :1/41'
Peaty the King the Papal .I.lrief of allay 1,
year. They have at the stow time .begged
Dkistity tin utmost to reconcile the (111144
otAtl„ ,
i::eil:1 „,,bay the tn!i•esubjectsh 1."
s Constitution,respec't iL the outli
g
„
nies impose on. them with thoseitvtlibiceihr t
Lis Majesty. They add that it is unjastly thse
they have beets repreieitted as dist:inherit oi. 11!e:
public tranquillity; that on the—contrary
.I'7
have nothing more at heart than the mainteo3,o'g',
of peace;tranquillity, anti concord, and tl,creloris
with Joy, and according to the views id' the
reyre on):;
people; lutteat,ltis Mujeuy c.ct tope ,lie satisfac-
tory measures which are proposed to hint by his
11t41&1:11!Itssu. SETT. SET' :2: -L-We learn from 11414.
that Otters have been received • there from Perl 4
id'sitspend the recruiting for titeserttar hat tatin44
of the Departmental Legions of the North, elut
Pes de (alais, the ,organization of vvitich vg-11)
far advanced. The Regiments of Cavalry fire to
completed iess speedilyand but gradually.
enTglfnent of men for apt Royal Guard, 0M1.14:
Culotiial Itegimeas Cc/116(1114Ni, Vitt!
the formation of II corps. belonging to tb,
Ettgipeers tit Arras', end the further compig"
tion the Regiment- of Artillery.at.botor.
t
.:"'Private Letters sap that the Doke of ‘:11
tats4r.ox has repret,ented: to the Frenett G‘ivetum
went that the General Army on the Northern
°titl
tti might perhaps:citeite sonar 'uneasiness, e
tgr
give occasion to doisbt of the continuation
ri.,!,le!)0(1 that the King, convinced by this arildr
• hes taken the above Measures..
truth time may be iii this, it is certain ther,l,
no province in NW France more tranquil
Picardy, Artois, and Fiencli•klanders. ,;
" Baussers,Serr
of , Witterlou arrived on the 2d ;at Catni)iitY,liic.
comp-ill:led by General Altilray and tiev.dridVnfleetik •
Ells Highness, 'before be left bad severng
conferences with the Pru Alien Gcneril 104
Xethen."—(//itstriem Coreoit, Sept,7.)