The Sun.
London, England, 1816-10-04 00:00:00

THE SUN.

()1,E91 QUIS DIOERE FALSUM AUDEAT 11

LONDON,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4,181 g.

At length we have a cargo of four days' Paris
Journals, which contain several matters worthy of
remark, as the following notices fully testify. The
angry feeling displayed against Britain for the
crime of humbling Algiers, the dirty jealousy of
Parisian Writers ill .disgUised under Italian dates,
and. all the news about. Naples, America, and
Russia, are subjects to be treated with contempt,
as false representations emanating from the mokt
despleatle principles :-- .
..Serr.,3o..—Thq write from ilaideS,
dated Sept, 3, that the three American iships
which were' in possession- Of Government,
heen: given up to Mr. Pinckney, Minister kit' the
United States. It seems as if this will be the
Americani will get from their tardy reclamations.
M. Real, Prefect of Police, for three months,
who embarked with M. Rolland, his nephew, at
Antwerp, arrived at New York in the begirtni4
of August.
Pots,. SRPT. 30.—The trial of the assassins of
Gen. name' has commenced ,at Toulou,se., The
accused are 13 in number. • .
• They write fkin Prlbbilrg, inSwitzerianti, that.
the survivors of the:Order of La Trappe in that
Canton•• hare obtained passports td return to
France. They are twelve in number, composed of
eight Preneb.and. three Swiss, with one Yield.

HANOVBR, SePT. 1154:—'14110. ilariOVerittit Dinti

which bud been proroguedigra short time, wfll air
agitin.on'the 3d Octobet. The Minister will o:en
submit to it the chailges that hare beer, vmde for

the Administration of the Kingdom. Some no-
minations seem to announce the adoption
of a new principle, which must produce great
effect ; • for it will be no- !angel'. necessary

to be of noble, origin to arrive at the first
ott*ces of 'the state, and the nobility of merit
will enjoy the same rights as nobleness of birth.

We reckon in the Ministry men svho have no
other recommendation but their merit M. Ilu.n
Maur, one of them, is Chief Justice.--tbe
'nation of our Government, concerning the ces-
sion of the Duchy of Lauenbourg, is very
remarkable. It is there said, " that a ,longer
refusal on our part to give op this province, would
not Ouly have assured the inhabitants of the cOn.
tilillation of our Government, but would also have,
had.the most prejudicial and fatal consequenues

3r the welfare of our other Gentian States:" !

STUTTGAILD, SEPT.,24.—They speak of a plot
which has just been discovered, but the details
are not given ; the reptirts concerning this sttb-
ject 'are however authentic. Our Official Jour-
nal of the 23d of September, states, that a certain
person, particularly tlescribed, passed on the. 20th
of September though • Korn-Westheim, near
Lottisliourg ; that this person is accused of a very
heavy crime towards ' his. Majesty, and the .State.
All the_ Grand Ilailies and Sallies. are_in canse' -
(pence ordered to arrest the said person wherever
he may be found, and to immediately inform the Su-
prerne Authority. This individual was in-connec-
tion with another, who, on the 20th Sept. between
five and seven in the evening, went twice to the,
Gate of Solitude of the city of Louisbourg, to en=
quire after the person sighed N. P. The King,
promises a reward of 500 florins to all who can-
tribute to the arrest of the person signed N. Z.
NAPLES, SEPT. 14.—The Court has just_ re-
ceived the news, that a Treaty of Commerce be- '
tvreen the kingdom of the Two Sieilies and J
Russia is on the eve of being signed, to the satis-
faction of the two powers. This negociation proves'

.the perfect concord that exists between the two
Stater, and places it on a. firmer footing. Perhaps
nftne,powers will not behold this treaty with the
same eye; but its result cannot but be ailvantmt
genus to us, in this essential. We are on the
eve of seeing our differences with America termi:
nAted, rt theryvill Adept principles cbigurinable to,

justice, and asstmo a more Moderate tone. A'
or Nothing seems to he their device in tegard I
ns, but we shill always assume, "All that jostle
can grant and honour consent to." Our ne'
teiations With Russia, if they arc confirmed b:
`'tote a ov jb '
e treaty, are made to reduce to their just
tivr
valne, their exaggerated pretensions.
The victory of the g-iiglish fleet does not diTensi
with Our Torming a miiritiine league. why P'''
ourselves- at. the. -mercy of strangers ? iir-er'
not our' seas free and our Tags respected Oils'
the English were unknown to U§.', Did we "I
furnish fleets to transport Europe into Asia sere'
ral times ? and Italy united cannot now protect
'even her own commerce.
nii.Tl MORE, Ava. 18.-7--The true Ohint of
Pinkney's-mksion-is to obtain the Island of 1,11.0)'
pedosa, which would beery useful to the Ameri-
can CoMmerce: .If our Minister obtatts this, the
CotimNrce of Great Britain in the Meditertapes6
will necessarily suffer.
We gain every year considerable ,stuns by our
traffic with China, and there are some people tlici
think that England 'cannot long maintain the
competition with America. .
die
iWe are assured that the conclurion .of
-
TreatY of COmmerce between Russia nod tb°
United States is doubtful; it would be very'

favourable to England.
The Ilanrburgh Cor respondent !elates Mini',
lowing anecdote :—At the time of the last jOurneal
of the Prince Royal of Sweden in Scania,alcrnw
of countrymen assembled hi the villages When his
stopped.- The *Omen were dressed in their 11°
sliaaYsuitai cotton apd silk sitiffs, and other stilt!
of linen or wool spun by thentselvcs. The Prince
Oil'
l
testifiedthat the Swedish stuffs Were ‘b
finer and. more durable than: those or other
countries, and he authorized the grand Bailie' to
present to him *the woolen dressed in ttati°n°3
stuffs, and gave a ducat to each of the vg
leaving the country the Prince .Royal saw, a/1/I°lo
,every where, the Countrywomen dressed ittitn
the, country, at whichhis Highness o°l4
great satisfaction:.
tiky SOFT: li.•—They write from SRP'e:
that a false 'report had spread of riots breaki7
out atj'alerinti; and flinch blood being sPilic
At the same tithe -a similar report vas §Pri3d I

PalerrticFCollCarrting Naples. fo
BRussnt.s, Scrr. 26.—The grand rorie4•
English troops will 'take place near Ca. lob"'
toll
the beginning of net month. Some reginia
of cavalry from Gravh
elines and. 'St. &per "--r
gone for this purpossi,loC4anibray. Inc
R or I
ASTAPT, speak of a 11.-rfs:.,;ce
between the Duke of Kent,..brother of the r,
Regent of England, and the Princess Anitora
B gden, youngest sister of the reiguiug Wool
Duke, as well as of the Empress of ildssi"
Queen of Bavaria."
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FRENCH FUNDS.

5 Per Cents.
... 571. 55 c•
Dank Actions ........
........... 11i5f

naafi°
If o
we may infer not only,samens o,r e,
but secret understanding from ititultaneoti9"'c'io
inP)t, there is-a striking paragraph inserlcaliro
Tan Sur; from the Paris Papers this day,
yesterday alluded to the arts of the disaffected 1
home, in keeping up a kind of, public feve din,
restlessness, by propagating false rumoursnitio
turbances in various parts--telling at /404
tle 8.10
of riots at Hull, at Hull of riots at Newcas
London of riots at Birmingham, and at Dirioin%•
Mutt of disturbances in London. 411 pyrif

,
longett
I pev Ve
know
o tnthe frontiers l"
tthe
e same
Pr
rrce ‘,1:1;
Belgium; and it now appears, that in tuoY

equally prevalent. thol
is there t h
eu any truth in the Assertion
ble(
a Secret Organized Society of the buni.s/a,
Revolutionists exist, and branches over evclV
(inn in Edrope ? These indications ole
strong symptoms of a system not indebted t°
chance for its 'coincidences.

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ram 00
It will b " froth---1147
.be "seen anot..er part of our.- , 01,
010 t!, that the city Election proceeds in ifs Orn
, fro
tralq. The _Party „tr inmph in' the proof Mei 0
giving of their own contradictoriness, sualhe .t;
of Otaril„
sistent 'clamourers for the curtailment
by short Parliaments, pride themselves ort snce6.Bl.
fully advocating it uration in long N14c),,1',%.•
The kernel of thei 1:71 is thig..-.lioloo lin -Lit
!stilrig laws and usagis to ~,00pc I
reduce our Parliament frorn seven yeas " ona
yield us power r for I" ,
anti for this lengthen our MayOfs' reigti. (lln,tiik
T year to seven. h bore severe and laious "" i
ruPtet .
gatioris of the Legislattrre may be inter
se qt i°
without public injure, and new Ole" .7
6 re,
finish what milers began.;. brit the Palicintv
gqtations of the City Magistrate must be ear ,60,
bait): hie own verson by the extension of Ws reitits
Iri'd why'? Simply because in the former 6715deour
ilUth9ritY is pot with tte.--in the latter it is ali

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DEAL, OCT. 3.--s, .tieditiVa morning tbe -whole
of the outward-bound r different deitina-
.
'dons.—Wind N. E.

HARWICH, OCT. the Jane packet
from Gottenburgh—she 'studied die r niail iat Yur-
.
iderland, with
'mouth. Came in the Hope, &It
loss of bowsprit, and the Eret 1, of Searbo-
lough, from Sunderland, aim/ loss of bow-
sprit.--Sailed the Castlereagh packet For Hol-
land, and the Earl Leicester packei fo'r t 61,x1laven,
both with mails/—Wind N.

PLYMOUTH, OCT. 2.—Came in tho Fame,
IlAprvg, from Quebec, in 22 days---hag sal me Pi.
Ler'sails Aplit ; the Ram Fate, littuct:,;
Jainaia:ii) mine weeks. A Dutch frigate ('r,• .
inklIOW11) Is come to anchor ih Cawiaild ''33",
with a quaralillhe flag flying, supposed 'freth 1, the
Mediterranean.

The Thomas, MthillA'Y of London, bound tti,
1
Perth, foundered off Burlington on Monday;

• crew saved.

The brig Eliiabetb, tARG:ts, of Moritrose;
stwenty-seven days from Dublin, tar New-York;
with pssengers, has arrived at 'llalifax,in a stare
of mutiny.

THE. ARMY

LEAVE OF ABSENCE.

The Commantler-in,Chief: has been pleased to'
approve of General -Officers; commanding Dis-
tricts, granting Leav! of Absence to Officers', end•
Itirloughs to Non -coitunissioned Officers and Sol-
, diers, under the folloiving- limitations'and restric-.
tions

- - • ~
" The Leave of 'Alisettee this °Merl,
-commence on the 15th instant, and are to terminate bn the
Wit March next, when, it} conformity to bis Majesty's fetlitt-
lotions, all (hikers and melt •are to"be preierlt with their re-
spective Regiments. In :the 'event of ,Regiotents or Batta-
lions basing on stations nut compriseri in ntilitarytiistrietsf the
01licers coatavinding are at liberty to use tfieir cliscretion in
granting the-indulgence of Leave or A lisende, Maher the sante.
restrictions to the Otlicereand men under their command.
" One Field Officer', one, half of the Captains, and one
lalf of theNnlialtern °Mei:Ts, arctlwaysto 6e present with
.their Regiments. /V
" No Officer, except in tie perforluance OPft,t4e,:.
ItnrpoSe of joining his Regiment, is.tu quit the United ittg=•:'
Mom without haling receifed special pefinission fro* the
'Prince Regent.
.
" The Officers employed on the neernittneervice, or 'upon
Stall of the Army, are not to be included in the number
'hereby fixed for the coustaniduty of the Regiiiient or Batta-
lion,
" The' applications
,•for Leltre for Regimentarrayinlisters
'lend Illeflical Officers, are to continue to be made in the mode
IpreFribed in pages 62 and 53 of the. General Regulations of
the .Army.. _

" In ease of short Leaves of Absence being vequexted by
Adjntaitte, Riding Masters, or Veterinary Surgeons of Regl-
%tents, It will be necessary that a special report be made as
to the mode in %4bicit their duties are to be performed during
their absence..

't ,The propottion of Naircommissioned Officers, Trum-
Titers, Dtuntmers, and Pr 'rite Men, to whom furloughs may.
be granted, are not to exceed trn per Troop or Company.
" This order does not apply to the:Officers and men doing
duty at the Deparn of Regiments on foreign service.
By oomand of -his Royal Highness the Commander:42-

(Signed) 'to' 11. CALVIi.II, Ad).-Gerierad."

WINDSOR. OCT. .3.—This morning her MA-
-IRSTY and PRINCESSES bent in a conch and.four,
end paid a visit to the ljucheta of 'from at Oat-
latvl3, wheie theypartnok of an early dinner, and
4eturned'follietastle. „

. .
852T.15.—.A new work, entitled Sn.
t7it'S Bastard, causes a great sensation here; It is
by 111'. Scbiuk, and consists of seleral. dramatized
scene's of the years 1812, Igl3, and 1814.- The
tyrant of Europe is attacked in an ingenii3W
pleasant manner. 'l' •

,
(hovcswietz ELIICTIC/14.—At the eloie of the
second day's poll, on lVeditesday last, the ntnn-
ars were declared to be—
. For It. B. (.1*(144, ES. '
IC()
Ccionta W4:l/1) 159 ..

Miijority for Mr.tooper

, 4
The t?lght lion. GEORGE Ciwzirt4d.lett town pp
Monday list fur Walmer Castle. He was to etyt-
bark yesreiliay for France, and proceed to Parts
i.ll order 'to 'new Mrs. CANiVIINO, who has returned
‘u Bourdeant On her way to earii. •
Major-detierid 54..101-111 WING, who cOmmitnas
in' the' Northern District', which- eomprikes the
C4'.ttitties of Cheiter, Cumberland., Durham', Lawi
easter, Northurnherland, Westotareland;,. and
'York, has ettabliihed his bead-tittatteri at tante-
fritet.
. Letter-a from Naples, of the 24th Of se'ptettiber;
state, that her Royal Highness the Princess of
' IVALES Was at that time dangerously ill of a bill-
. as fever.

Ills Royal aighness the puke Of Yont, the
Earls of WESTUORLAND and are pass-
lug the October Meeting with the Duke of "Imp-
LAND, at Chevely, near Newmarket.
Yesterday M. DE THEIRS, the late Portuguese
4:nbassatior, and Count Da PALstaLS, the new
Portuguese Ambassador, were introduced to the
PAIINCE REGENT at Carlton-house by Earl Ila-
Tnunsvr, when the former delivered up his ere.
dentiata..

Cracow having, by the deciiicin of the Congress
at Vienna, become a free City, the Senate has
given the Protestants the Church of St. Alarthiost
a: place of worship. They have had no religious.
temple since 1591.
-It is stated that the wotillen manufactitie has
lately much improved in Exeter, Ashburton Cre-
tlitou,'.and other 'parts 'of Devonillire.
hand for the Fast Indiet and 'the
south of Europe, large orders have been received
from Holland.

Aly the port letters it appears that considerable
aatnage has been done to the shipping on the cossr
by the late gales. In one instance, the crettblind
patelq,zers of a wrecked vessel %vete saved by a
Aire-boat sent fi 0-u the shore. These boats ought
to be provided in every creek and harbour along
/Pa shores, tcr tI, deliverance of siiipmeckeit
Naduers.