The Sun.
London, England, 1816-11-26 00:00:00

FUNERAL Ot SIR ROGER CJJItFIS

.Frid*y the terriaini thAt distinguishid
highly-esteemt,?d, ch,tract Stlittiral Sit ok.l if
CuaTts, and (1. C.. 11. were conveyed tvout
hip seat, Gatenntbe, near Yonlatno,ittli, to Cather.
ington, end interred in the fail >rtrit lit that
church. The pall was borne by Admitnlo.4ir Ed.
ward 'fltornbrough, Sir George INatirray,.44titlatti.
Anti VVall'ei Outlay," the 1-loti. Sir Georga-,;Grtly,
and Sir Archibald On:kson...—Sir LitriilS Cor;is,
Bart. Chief Muni ner.—Giptains Holies', C. Deish-
‘rnad, Boger, It. Hail, .T. S. Wilbert, Esq. (his
late Secretary), T. A. Mittebin, and Lly-Cottke,
Esrirs. (Exel,:utors), !Intl :Aluses (Ir. .14sti•
followed the tnottal remains of this ornatnettr
to his country, ns mourner:. 'cite carrieges of
Lord Keith, Sir George Grey, Sir Edyetiirtialitnn.
brouglr, Adutiral .11,alkett, .1. NVilliains and H.
inchiu, Lscirs. 4;ifisett litouyaill scene. This
solemn service. tvas (,rata! toed-in 016 most pathetic
ttroin by thit Catherlngtou
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PARIS/ Nov. 21.--Tliete has been no pu
sitting of- the Chasubet of Deputiee,for these two
days.; but to.moreow there will ens, when the
4, •
aouttal resort will"be delivered in respecting the
Sitiking fund) end s report will alsitbe Yeceived
from the Committee of retitions.
It has been oiltially enontnteed to the convict
Monier, that his sentence of' death is tonimuted
in consequence of hisilisanserres•
'l4-Artalversery of,ethe 041 Natal Day'will
be celebrated With the greatest military and reli•
gloom splattlour threughout :ill she departments,
At 'Brest caltibitiroi will sake lave of a tuns'
reifying natore to the Royal heart -a Theatrics
Representation ,will he given towards the reliefs'
the distressed itthtsbivarsts.
Aeccirding to intelligcnee front Madrid, Genera
lisrond'Broles, whose appOintutent to the Mi.
ti etry'of War wee announced, has been csiletl for
Oro years toltaly.
?'Cons the demo( the Isth instant, the in:por-
ta:66n of grain into -England isauthorited.,
Some Seson Officers, quartered at. Armentieres,
in the department of the North, lately performed
st: concert rivr the benefit Of the poor of that town,
who are said to he redoced to extreme misery by
the dearth of provisions.
On the 12th inst. at eleven at night, a merchant
vcseel. richly laden, belonging to Liverpool, with
a4eisr of 10 men and, tour pasiengers, name U.
%toad Castilla, was wrecked off the toast of
*relt„4,strinct of Montreal. It has not gone to
pieces, irnd tieeteeew h
stave remained on boord.-
Ad the atio will be slaved s but it appears that
the eitipis itilraildesl in the sand, and has received
se molds dame**, es not to be got off.
A considerable convoy of small coasters front
ROebelle to Uourtleaux lately suffered greatly trout
-the stormy wratiter, and 11 seamen were drowned.
A large French vessel, the Comtesse Dupont,
4i* traced at Havre, from Rio Janeiro, with a
valuable lading of cotton, sugar, Icsuite.bark,
and precious stones.
The late eclipse arcs visible at till abont
'italfl•past ittitteln'the 'owning, later which it was
isiesitati by time chords. hiesm. Arago and Mat-
thine. two tronotnessof.the Cbseriatory, went
to Ills morning, to the Tuileries, to assist the
bake and Puchese riAngoulents in. viewing it.
Tits Corrmetloaal Cows of Complaint lately
On'lCAlltd one Vintlissme, riterter.master to a
regiment of cuirassiers, to 15 moptits' imprison•
ment for having shouted "Viet l'Eropereur !" on
Meeting an old 'comrade of his.
Letters from 'Marseilles state, that by the last
accounts the Isle of Bourbon enjoyed perfect
trantrillity, and a brisk Intercourse was carried
on with the Isle of France.
All the accounts from Vienna are full of the
festivities, processions, &c. on the marriage of the

Emperor.
The Deputies of the Lower Rhine having
• written to Count Bootheliar, Prefect of the De-
partment, who had been admitted to present their
homages to 11,Ionsieur, his Royal Highness replied
to them—" Alsatians ! We are aware that a good
spirit reigns in your department.—Yon have
- suffered much, both from the stay of the Allies
and the• Intemperance of the season. The Go-
vernment always recognizes your situation. We
are truly happy to contribute to the relief of the
people.—The Allies behaved well. At Strashurgh
you have a fine National Unard, of which a firm
and prudent Commander is at the head, who is
also active end devoted. I have not abandoned
the desire of seeittg your good and excellent coon-
try." The other Princes said to the Deputation
the most nattering things. The Diike de lierri
observed, that he should never forget the proofs of
thaotetluess voltielt ha had received in Alsace.
Coattmatallsort.a, OCT. 10.—There lies been
another violent fire here, which brake out at
Topchana (the eennort-foundery). It lasted from
midnight to day-hreakt and would have consumed
the fine mosque lately erected there, as well as
the barracks, had it not been for the exertions of
the artillerbts, animated by the presence of the
Sultan.

Vatme, Nov. B.—The brig St. James, which I
has arrived from Gibraltar, was spoke with on
her voyage by a vessel which the Captain called
the Independent Spaniard, and which took from
the brig two swivels and ten muskets. This out.
rage done to the Austrian flag proves that these
corsairs are in revolt against all constituted so.
cieties, and that the seas can never be safe till
every Power in Italy shall be in a capacity to
check them.
STRAsau AG, Nov. I7.—The Duke of Cambridge
was yesterday complimented by the Municipal
Body, and this morning received the visits of the
Civil and Military Authoritiee. The Garrison