The Sun.
London, England, 1816-11-04 00:00:00

the surrounding gaMens. Tie Grand Seienor,
informed of the danger; ot'tleied all the avenues

to be shot ; and it was only after three bolas of
ravage, and after the women were conveyed to
the aparttnents of the Sultan iktothet, that the
fitemen :were permitted to approach'. All the
damage done by the flames, and the total want of

arrangement, could not be estimated on the day
following. 'The interior of the principal wing is
absolutely destroyed. The loss in rich furniture,
clothing, &c. is immense,
6E14104, OCT. 11 —All the valuable articles of
the Princess 01 Wilei; tvltich there oti hoard the
ship Stewart, and Whith she •brought fron► the
t,evant, depart its waggons to-day for her coon-
. try-house at Como, Our Court gave orders that
they should be subjected to no
visits, florid the.ordioary duties, and -that Some
gendarmes should escort them to thefroutiers.
Among the individuals in the service
rof the
Princess who accompany this convoy we rentalk
an Arab, wieose employment it was to take care
of the camel on which her Royal Highness crossed
the deserts of Palestine This Arab seems laba-
Han enough, knows no language bat Ida own,
always sleeps on the 'ground, and absolutely. leads
the life of a savage.

BANKS OS TIIE ELBE, OCT. 18 .—The complaints
against the commercial matici,ivres of the
become dai)y int:Herons in aeiroany. They
flare been entertiiiited by several Courts, and it is
probable they will give rise to prohibitive mea-
sures against Httglish inainifiictiires TheCirtutuu
Journals are fall of energetic articles °a the im-
mense loss which the free trade of Eiighiod need-
sions to German industry.

MAIL%
Franey, t Lisban, 1 Hultand, I Matters, I
Waterton!. Oux-1 ()Orenburg!) 1 Lianiburgli,
1 Guernsey and Jcrssy, t Waterfurd.

KING WILLIAM LAVDED.—.litslidAy At the Exult, Exchequer,
Emit India and Suet's Sea llou.es.

MOH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE To.i,MoRROW.
22 minutes Atter 2. I Evraitt4, 47 ittinuteti After ft.

THE SUN.

SALEM QUJI DICElig rALSUM TJOIAT

, LONDON,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1816.

The Paris Pipers to Saturday are translated' in-
'o our preceding columns; but there is such a

press of temporary matter, that we most not only
confine our notice of their contents to a mere re-
ference, but delay the insertion dt two curious
artielei from the Moniteur, one relative to the
Prench Clergy, and the other quoted Irani, the
Journal des Praire:, with some strange arguments,
respecting the Liberty of the Press.

From a Dutch Mail received this morning we
have extracted a few further partic►►lars of the.
Review of Denalu—a Review which, considering'
all its circumstances, is likely to be memorable in
the.history of Europe. Di:sides the aboVe"; 'this
arrival furnishes us with nothing worthy of ex-
tract but-the following :

" Waft* ILLES, OCT. 26.---60 h account` of the
increasing dearness of corn in Englund, large
quantities are already buying up by the English
in this country, and clandestinely exported to
Great Britain. This is chiefly the case in Brit-
tany, and further along the coasts of the,Channel.
Near Boulogne there has even been an engage- ,
meut with the Dottaniesi on account of tlsis Sui‘sg
gling. Trade is still dull. M presetit we clonal
see to many English families at Paris AS some tittle
ago : a great many have gone to the South, or
e.en to Italy.

It is observed, that in general the ervoititu.
°nal spirit of the Government is leis evident in
ie Delidrtments thin in the Capi;Al. Him ihn
Igoe Depart:rents titose Win ant not iiicliited

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other solemnities, written to the Mayor's, di-
recting them to put a stop to every congregation
t,, .
of this kind which 'shall nor hive been formally
multi-KW
.by die eishop.
,
A plan is at present in g.tat.Atillu Pt —trarg
f9r issuing sliares'r•of which the amount is to
arm grauarvy of abundance for that city.
Sir Chitties Stuart, the English Ambassador,
-pave a very brilliant ball the night batore last.—
' The Italics Were covered with diamonds; the gen-
men were in uniforrn, or in, the 'FrCheli dress.
Monsieur, the Duke and Duchess of,ingouleme,
and the Duke and Duchess of Berr,i; were present.
The latter Princess opened the ball with the Eng-
lish Ambassador. She danced successively three
English quads illes with much gsiety and grace. •
It was reported at Palermo on the I itlt of Sep-
tember, 'that a pirate xebec of 14 guns had taken
a French gun-boat and a Sardinian brig, off S 4
Vlljilana.

In consequence of orders from the Minister
War, the recruiting for the cobnial battalions,
which is forming for the Isle De Rhe, will
iw-
tniitiately cease.
The Princes went to hunt this Morning in the
chace of Ramhoulllet, whither they Were Heroin,

parried lty the Duke of Cambridge. in the evening
his [Loyal flightless will dine With the King.
h is Alajvsty has granted Letters of Nobility to
M. Dc rit)lme.l,ll4lthle, Mayur of Anrillaci itt
Consideration of the services he had rendeked to the
cause of the Bitufbm)S in the. years 1814tind 1315.
VIENNA, ()CT. 19.—The latest news frolli'Con.,
stautinople, under date (tribe alth n' September,
give at details of the conflagration in the
teraglio._ The fire spread ivith such rapidity, that
the Women had only time to save theinselties in
. _