The Sun.
London, England, 1816-02-05 00:00:00

FLAN IIgRS MAIL.

Vr.Nlct, JAN. I 9.—llis Majesty, by FM 'Wet of
Decenklier 29, has ordered the levy of two Vene-
tian Regiments. They will forma part .of the
garrivon of this city. it is affirmed that • two
A retolakes will be appointed their Coltineli, which
infinitely flatters the Venedatts.

It seems that h;s -Majesty proposes by this mea-
sure more efficacious than all penalties, to put a
stop to the enrolments which ore mode for To:-
Ley. and-which for some milepost have been nat.
memos, Ttiere hos been found at Mr.Killeruates,
a merchant, it,list (42,700 persons, officer* and
soldiers, whohave entered foreign service, The
Venetian regiments enjoy varinusinivitegesi
and (Itt: soldiers who shall have served in the fiel4
in tissue of war, will wear the medal struck by this
city on the occasion of Ott, Corinthian horses.

A vessel gtttiiigfromConstantinople II as brought
the news thattthe Diyrin hqs ordered the levy of
an I.l.nroi)enn Curls, 'composed of all deserters ft oin
the frontier provinces of other countries. It is
not known 'what Turkey intends to do with these
prise. It seems that the best understanding int-
vails between it and the court of---,

Beaux, JAN. Iliphness Prince
Blocher arrived here on the 21st in the alter.
noon. The Prince who is still indisposed ,had
desired that no honours should be paid him. As
soon as his arrival was known, en immense crowd:
assembled under his windows, and saluted hint
with loud acelam' athans. The Prince appeared a
moment at the window to thank the crowd. His
Highness also thanked a company of the regiment
'of the lilmlmlOr Alexander, which had be :11 sent
him us a guard of honour. In the evening several
houses in the neighbourhood Were illuminated.
VIENTik, JAN. 22.-The..Captain of a vessel ha*
brought the news that the Princess ofWates is atC
rived at Athens,: anti that she intend' to come
from, that place to Constaatirrople• •The plague
unhappily-continues its ravages here, tts well as in
the sithinlrs end the environs., Some persons be--
!upon Ur the suite ot the Grandyizier, have been,
the vickims of it, and even his sister died of it on
the 22d. Three persons have lately been seized
at Pet*. The account "from Salonica are not
more favourable.

. ,
AonAtit, 'Dec. 20..-Vre received an the 10th
the news that the. plague had extended from
.Tlitlq into our euvirons, as far as Dubitze,
and ather.piaces, and that some traces lusapp-
peered even at %hither it was brought
by a boy of ten year. a age, who, hawever, is
not dead, but the house he inkabits is still.shut
up. In the Turkish part of Dubituza !Host of
the inhalritants have perished, but in the Austrian
part but few persons have been attached. Every
precaution is taken to.stop the further ,progress
cif the disorder, and the approaching cold weedier
we,hope will deliver us front our apprehensions..
Roma, Jeer. 12,.,Messures have been taken to.
prevent the contagious disorder which bas brokea.
out-atitlija, ht-eiteßitvgdonv-stf -Naples, !asitiefs
however is not the plague), from extending into
the Papal territories. .At Tenocina, letters from
Naples itre fumigated, and no travellers allowed
to pass ttni6s they are provided with certificates
that they come from places where there is no
contagious disorder.

FMOII4 Tim UPREM RHINE, JAN. 18.—The Ba,
varipi General in. Lorraine, General Dclamotte
seems to have lately received very important ()is.
patches from Munich.. He has also sent several
couriers to 'his Coort.--Nothing, however, has
yet transpired of the orders that have come to
Mini. fin Deux Pot, on the sonth.west part of
the kin
alatinate of the Rhine, there aro still a
great many Bavarian troops.,

•
Farmers and Landholders, who were disap-
pointed with the prodace of the last harvest, in
consequence of the low price of grain, are earn.
estiv solicited to direct their attention to the
Golden Harvest, which will be completely ripe
for the sickle on Valentines-Mo'rn, when for the
additional expence of a few Bank Notes, they may
obtain either of the Two Prizes of 25,000 Gni.
!mos, or tlie Two Prizes of 20,0001., which wilt
make up ali losses, and add a comfortable 'lade.
pendence, enabling them to invite their frieutis
And nrightlaura tv a tirautt cselden Harvest Mane.

THE BAZAAR,
Vi OR the ENCOURAGEMFNT of FEMALS
and DOMESTIC INDUSTRY, ICNOW OPEN DAILY,
ft OM Ten to iiVe in the Afternoon, Sundlays excepted.
=`;,. 5, Soficksquare.

NOTICE.--CUSTOM-HOUSE, PLYMOUTH.
WHEItEAS during the last Two or Three
Years, there have been deposited in this CUSTON.I:
HOUSE, frtnn Abroad, a considerable number of PACKAGES
of WINE and other GOODS, which appear to be the pre•
petty of various Officers of the Navy. Army, and other personit
MOTILE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
ny Order Of the honourable the Commissioners of his Ma'
Jest, Cuttoms, That unless the said Packages are chinned,
saes "Who. on the Contents thereof pnid, and the. Siorto
tai,en away an or before TI-IREE MONI I-IS from the P.td
hereof, thee stilt be. SOLD for Payment of the Duties am
Ettsonioei of Warehouse Rent.
lebruary 6, 1816. HENRY TOLCHER, Collector.
J. NEWTON, Comptroller.

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ARRIVEIP--1 Prance, 1 Flanders 5 DOlin 2 Waterford.,
Dire--t Lisbou, 1 Holland. 2 GUttentJurgb, 3 Ilawborik.
WAIL-riot&

PRICU OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Batik qtock, Inhtiu Hoods, pr.
3 ;per Cviet. Red. 611 60;It Excliett. par, 311. pr.
3 pin Cent. Cons. tin tiqj tlonnutu, Hi.S 3-1611:s i(t
4 per Cents. 7644 Onto for Caynient, 16i
IS Put. Leta. N.t) Ann 89/1 Coo,. for Accutuit, Oil .5
Bank AIM. 154 0- lUtbs I

SruAR —Average
•Price of Brown or Nlnscomlo SugsfiC,_;
computed from the Keinrns mane in tlic weak ending tine J 10:
day oidautuary, is 453.84 d. per cwt.
HIGH Cir,ITER I.CNIJON
tbiuni-ing, —.minutes alter 4. j Et tunas., ic minute, dna.

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LONDON. ..
irelyzi.ir, FE-lIRE/JAY 5, me. -:

Yesterday Digit', Service was pesformed at fhe
Pavilion at Brighton, tiy the Rev; J. S. CLARIvIr
Chaplain of the IhroselialJ, At two o'clock ; 004 -
we are sorry to state that his Royal Uighur'. kall
had a return of the toot, and hi tbergbie t*r'
quite so well'as on Saturday.

. LOSS OF TELE SEAHORSE TRANSPORT.
In which 392 Souls have perished.
• We have this tiny to 14y before our Reader* a
to-ost lamentable account of the lOss of the oho*
transport, in Tramore Bay, near Waterford',
having on board 5 companies of the 5,9 th Regiment-
of Foot, under the command of Major DOUGLAS;
Witt). with 16 Officers, 287 privates, 31 women,
40 children, aort'lB sailors, perished in the .foatn-0
ing ocean. Before we give the details from Wa. •
it:l.l6rd, we shalt mention. that 4 Otlic..r3 of the
591 b have bevy[ laved, and to put their friencin'...;;
and relatives out of sospence, their names are-,
' Lieut. COOPER, Lieutenant lisaroan, Lieutenant.
M‘Frraaastrgi _and Ensign SEWARD.
The following are letters front Waterford :
WATERFORD, Jim'. 30.—We are sorry tcr-
acquaint you, that this day the bhip Seahorre, of
LOD(101R, Jastas C3tats, Master,
with a detach
tricot of the-59th Regiment, from ILtmsgate for'
'Cork, came on shore in 'f ramore Bay, and sooty
after went to pieces. We underbtand.she had Om
board about 300 troops, 16 officers, 30 wOnieny
a •ii 49- children ; of whom are saved only lour
officers, 19 soldiers, and the:Captain of the vthei
dad two of his crew. The names of the Officers
laved are at the foot of ;this letter. She sailea
front the Downs the 27th inst. .
" Officers • tared—Lieutenant Comma, Lieutenant Imo'
FORD, Lieutenant NVNIEARION, and Ensign SswAau."
Another Letter from Mtuterford, same date.' •
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" The Seahorse trlicispart , of London, No. 2if'
hound from Itainsgate to this poit, or Cork, "111
totoily wrecked in Trantore B y about 3 ord"ck'
yestetctay afternoon, having on hoard five ""1-
panics of the 59th Regiment, under the command
of Major DOUGLAS, of wholly (inehidhig the gf"'. "
jor)
.16 Officers, and 287 Privates were drowned,
together With 31 Women, 40 Chltdren, Sind 15.:
Sailors. Four Officers, 19 Privates, and 2 SP"
men, arid Captuinlitans, bt the Transport, N',
been saved."
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