The Sun.
London, England, 1816-10-19 00:00:00

ELECTION OF DEPUTIES.

)fauted-Mpes.—M.' Angles, Visit President of the Royal
'Conn of Grenoble.

Finistert.—Nt. Bdree de Villemarque.
reir.—M. Miran, Ex-fiepuri.
Vaucluse.-41.Soulier.

CARLSRUME, OcT. D.—The great Agricultural
fate, in Bavaria, was celebrated on the-6th of this
month at Munich, with the greatest solemnity.
All the Royal Family were present. The prizes
were distributed to the Prime Minister Count.
tie- Montgelas. The partition was preceded
by gymnastic games, end horse-racing. The
Commissioners of the Diet of Wurtembcrgb,
thierged with "treating with the Commission-
ers of the King, corumanicated to the latter,
a project of military organization intended
to make part of the future constitution of the
Itingdont. The King has rejected the project,
declaring that by the manner in which it was con-
ceived it could never become a subject of ntgo-
ciation. In thecommunicition upon this subject
made by the Court, the King has formally ac-
knowledged the right of the Provincial States to
complete the army, as well as the necessary
This affair has given rise to smart discassioos.
In general the affairs of Wurtemburgh, or at
least the deliberations of the Diet, do not take, the
turn we could hope for. 'Their minds areirritat-
ed, and it is to be feared that this Msembly will
not finish the work of the new organization which
it commenced under such favourable-auspices.
' GHNOA, SEPT. 4 —We have received news from
Africa. The Algerines are all at work in repair•
log the fortifications. The, Dey is the same
among the labourers as he was in the battle, order-

ittg Ina enenaraging every 6ne. l,e theck which
he has received does not seem to diminish thelnc
and confidence lw po:sesied among .his
Ile has sent an agent to •the'lLmperor of Morocco ;
it appears that the latter' did tint regard the
Treaties that existed between theirs, and the Dey
wawa satisfaction ; he accuses him of having fa-
voured his enemies. It appears that the Dey
wishes to embroil him with the English, which is
a pretty certain way of revenging himself with-
out risk.

The Preach are upOn vcry goml terms at
Algiers. The Consul of this nation is the only
one who is admitted to the Dvy whe►►ever he

vvittlieg it.

CAMBRAY, Ocr. s.—The Dl►ke of Wellington
ii expecte►! this evening at Mont-Saint-Martin,
from Itocroy, where I►e went to review some

tt ()opt:.
' VI OcT.s.—The itinerary of the Princess
nt 13 ivltla is kitoWit. She will 'sleep the
in 'it at Brltilit,tit, where the Prince of Timm-
titanstiorif lief, the SCCOItti tikty at Ens,

the third at Sai►►t Poelten, and fourth at the
Chateau ot Schoettbrunti. The -solemn et►tt•y into
Vienna, Awl thi celebration of the marriAge, will
take place on the Lath. The Idles will last with-
out intermission till the irth.

littaLtt4, Otrr. s.—The Grand Duke Nicolas
arrived here on the 3d,' at ten in the evening.
This Prince left Petersbsirgh on the 13th of Sep-
ten►ber, and has travelled night and day with the
exception•of one night which he passed at Narva.

BANKS or THE MAttlE, OCT. B.—The Senate
of Frankfort has taken into consideration the no-

ices given it by the INTinisters of Austria, Russia,

Prnssia, and England, relative to the demands
of the Jews that they might 'Acquire estates
in any part of the city of Frankfort. A mixt
Deptnation, composed of the Members of the
Senate, and the citizens, has been named-to-dis-
cuss and present a general report upon this affair.
It is thought, that in spite of any powerful 0pp0.,,
sition, the detnands 'of the Allied Ministefs
benreed to.

ti;ENcil FtJNI)S.

pet= CentA - • • • . 57 f. 75 c.
134111 t Actions 1 l 6 f.. 25

AMERiCAN PAPERS.:

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(Oflite tif the Frernicra'N Journ4l, Slt. 15—Noon.) ‘.•#

FAum • Max:co:-A Gentlealim direct froni
the kingdom of Mexico, and the province of Vu.
cut3ie, iortirms us,ibat all the ports hi both king-
doins are shot against all foreign flags, by a Royal
Order fi+onthe Spanish qovernincnt. Their own
vessels
rare also forbidden horn going to any fo-
reign port,

" Campeachy was alone open, for. want of suf-
ficient force to enforce the order ; but a new Cap-
tain-General was daily expected, with 1,500 or
2000 troops, when the port would be shut at the
point of the bayonet.
" The Royal Army appears to he victorious al-,
most every where ; the Patriots theniselvei almost
despair. ,
" 1u Canycachy it was reported, there wereil
privateers belmiging to the Patriots Cruising in
the Bay of Mexico': they had captured a number
of Spanish vessels ; the crews had been released,
and arrived at Campeachy.
" A Gentleman who came in the packet front
New York has infornied us, that the Alritish con-
sul at that place lately employed two shipt to take
distres3ed British subjects from thence to Eng,
land—upwards of 700."--(71alifax jquirica; Sept.
16,)
CHARLESTON, Ave. 27.-7,Captain BroeLings
arrived here yesterday in the slOop Jane, five days
from Havannah, informs us, that just before he
sailed, a report, was in, circulation that the cat,
thagenians (or insurgents, as they were called)
had captured Pensacola. This news was said cn
have been brought by a British man of %var brig,
in a short passage froui the mouth of the Missis-
,.,

sippi.
The American and British Commissioners ap-
pointed to settle the Eastern Boundary, says the
BOStall Celtand, are to meet in Portland in a few
days, and proceed from thence to St, Andreuoi
by water. They'rue authorized to appoint their
Secretary, to employ surveyors, &c., and it is'
probable will not be able to finish their, busiess,
under one or two years. It the Commis:Blonel*
cannot agree, their report is , to be referred to
some friendly Sovereign or State, whose decision
thereon is to be conclusive. After a short stay
at St. Andrew'a, it is probable the Cottlaisiio' tiers
will adjourn to Uostou. " •
The following curious paragraph is from a New
Ycrk paper of Sept. 14 :—On Tuesday, ai the
British Consul was about to drive from his' door
in town to his country seat, a Revenue Offierr
stept up to his gig, and ordered him to stop, to'
open the box, and produce a certain bag that had
just been put publicly into it, for he suspected it
contained smuggled goods. This affair seems to,
have been conducted by the Officer with peculiar
and unprecedented delicacy. If any other Indivk
dual had been suspected ot smuggling in a
,similitr'
manner, if presume the ordinary step would 'have
been to have wafted upon him in 'his fOffict.4.-Or
cotintiog-house, and told him ot the eu-;
tertawed, and, if circumstances derfanded.'
starch, to have Made it before leaving 'the twin.
But -here was an opportunity too good to be lost
—a chance to detect the accredited Agent of his
Britannic Majesty in a dishonourable act—at-
tempting to cheat the revenue—and it could not
be too public. It was resolved, therefore, to de-
tect hint in the open street, aunt the presence of

u'ittlestos : the Con ul obeyed, Opei:e4l
the));kg, ►fl pernsi tett the Officer to search it ;
whea,.to grestt (I;s:spiloissitrient dad mortifirstt
lion, he discoverdtl neither more *tor less thin a
line saloin of beef. •