The Sun.
London, England, 1816-12-11 00:00:00

HAAIBURUII PAPERS.

CONSTANT[NOPLS, •.oer. 25.—Accnunts have
been received Iron) St. Jeati d'Acre, of the 7th

of September, according In which, the Governor,:
of that pia,Ce., Solintan Peel's', has been for these
loor montkis past pnrsning with Ere anti sword-, in
the-11101401'1ns which they inhabit, the sect of the
Ansarii,tonof the most fattatie or the MM oho-

ruetan titelsl;, servers' of their villages were burnt

.to the ground, and it was hoped that so severe a
elitastioetnetit Would; if not annihilate this bar-
bat:otts race, at least render them less formidable.
Marauders of this sect rendered travelling in those

parts very' insecure.
. w.Victswa, Nov. 29.—The Archduke Anthony,
wito,hOs been Viceioy of the hiugdom
of Lotnbavtly, and Vatick.ivill,lit is supposed,
not enter on, this -nfiiC;2;led it is reported tha'
the Archduke Rainer will go to Italy in that
tits:ll4S/,
Prinee Leopold, of Sicpy,;.lins been to tinfortn-
State as nearly to loss his eye=sight, from having
imprudently looked too iong.at the eclipse of the
anti on the 19th of this month, without the pro.
tection of a canned glass.

- FrA:14(1110R. DEC, .«.--.The .regulae post boat
from Starburgli arrived and, depurted ngain to•
day tor the first time A, number of pilots have
el-o 'gone down to Coiliaven to fetch up7the ships
lying there,, so that if the m.
; 1
ve..teinains as (41/0141H
side iyi'at present, sod the leg on the Upper Ellie
does not break .up at once, We him/ expect the
altios'up to-inorrotv. . With the milli weather the
herrinvs have also returned, and many.fishermen
hive taken, large sr hies. The navigation of
the Upper Elbe is 111 )41111141".
Exchange on Lan, wr,-.4oth Nov. 35 7i 2. M.
35 1(11. , •
I? It;.'l !:^ '
Cfiritt4l.l44lo4. Nov.ir 146.,..45ec0rdi0g to *letter
front Tatigi; r, of the jst of October, the corn
harvest in the Empire, of Morocco has been nu.
'commonly productive; but the exportation of
corn is prohibited. . .
Ilattov es, Nov. 29.-..0n the notification made
to offi Asset/0)1y of ihe States, his Pool Highnetv
the Prince it 'l,,eut hid resolved to appoint Hs
Royal !Ugliness the Dt!l,!. of Cambridge. to be
Governor•Generel Of the Iliogdom, with the Pre•
cedency in the Ministry, and in the Privy Countil,
without making any change in the Constitution of
the Government; mu other res; eels the States not
only resolved o 4 an ;Address of thanks to time
Prince Regent fur tliii'iliWintiof of his paternal
tare, but at the 'saille ilnieliipreoeed in a letter to
the Duke of Carnliiiillii their joy at this happy
event, and their Mut COCO to his Royal High-
uess's person.
The Duke has been pleased to return thse-fol.
lowing. answer ;...
s't With the most sensible emotion 1 thank the
assembled States of the Kingdom of lianover for
the sentiments of confidence stud warm attach-
Meta which they have expressed for my person in
their congratulatory. Address of the 3ist of last
mouth. .It .will ever be my earnest entleavonr to
answer as far as paikSillit to these Settriiiiviita. I
am' fully sensible of the weight of the exalted du-
ties which will in fist ore he incumbent on me, and
1 fiely.confess that thstcxtent of these might have
deterred me from,%tbsuseoeptanee of my itnpor-
'ant end htmouralilelpffiee,' had not the ardent
wish to be As ‘llso4l;A44.litifiiiibie to the Hereditary
States of my family, and the intimate persuasion
that t should be powerfully tepported, as well by
the States of the KingOom as by the l'uhlie Au-
thurities, in my vitorts for the general gooa, en-
. einirtived sue to cnteply, with the wishes. of my.be.
. loved llrother, the Prince Regent.
". The idea ,ot labonring .fur the good of the
eonntii, wbien has been, the object of my warmest
regui;il,::will Make eyetyttacrifice of time and la-
buil( easy, and in this, entivictiou, I look with
eager 'expectation for Abe day which will lead me
!muck to the people, _which is now confided to my
pectiliar rare, and whose prosperity will be hence.
forward my first thonght and my sole study.
“Stuttgaid, Nov. 96, ADOLPHUS fIOWERICK."

hAVY, CORN*
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Mr. HATonerr, of Itoehampton, has made a
variety of experiments no grain, to discover a
method of rendering 'that which is musty, or
otherwise impaired in watehnuses, perfectly sweet ;
and has communicated the results in a letter to
Sir JOSEett Ilastas, fart. whi,ch has lately been
read to the Royal Society. The following is his
process, which, it is alleged, can be performed
with very little expellee, anti without in the lOW
reddeing tbe quantity of 11""14:
Tux Princass,—Put any quantity of wheat in a
vessel., then pour 00 a -double quantity of boiling
water, sod let it, stand till it cools, The totally
decayed grains swim nu the top, and may be re-
ntovetl, as being not merely useless, but isijerious
to the flour, The wheat is afterwatds to he taken
in a ‘kiln and well dried, stirring it during the
time of drying. Mr. Ilateltett has found, that
this simple mode sufficient to remove all the
mouldy appearatice told bitter taste from thegrain,
that the most, very,fteldotnlpenetrates far through
its skin, and rarelyinhe theittnylacious or starchy
matter. The most malty grain which M.r. Hatchets
has been able to find this season has been rendered
perfectly sweet by this immersion in boiling water.

CITY Busiattss.--Yesterday'a Court of Altier-
men wae-held at Gitilditull, at which were prf:stot
the Lord Mayor, 12 Aldermen, and the City ot.
netts: The half-yearly DOltlend to the Orphans
and other creditors of the City, due vu the ialt of
January' next, the Chatnberluin Was rec ted to
pay upon the 11th of that month. • Mr. George
Thomas Robert Reynal was acimitti:,l au Attorney
of the Lord Nlayorss Court, le the room of Mr..
Win. Jones, lately deceased. The usnal Orders
against ile4xars, Zee: knfestini the eireets,, were
oliretted it) be'putliihiA and enforced.