The Sun.
London, England, 1816-11-21 00:00:00

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Loito cocilltANE.

. Yitstices BAYLEY, ABBOTT, and zlioLitoYD oh
-
the. Bench. . .
Lord COCHRANE was broughtnp for Jut4.7,tnent.
.., for breaking Prison. Mr. Mamma addressed
the Court, and. prayed the judgement.
The Sentence pronounced by Justice BAYLEY
Was to pay a fine of Onellundred Pounds, which
. was paid immediately, and his Lordship &I-
-' 'charged. .
An immense concourse of people were attracted
on thiS occasions and the Friends of Purity, &c.
cheered his Lordbhip on his'transits to and from
the Court. .

SIIII' NEWS.

NO'fICE, TO NIAINERS.

PENZANCE:, Nov: 18.—A lanthorn, with two
large mould candles, will he lighted this evening
.ou a vole on the rier-head, and continued every
:night, when there is nine feet water in the Pier,
till the tide ebbs to tla same depth, for the be.,
Lelit of vessels making the Pier in the night

roanAy, Nov. 19.—The Caesar, for Bengal,
was oil Berry-head yesterday, all well, erle4-
.
souring to re ach Plymouth.'
LIVEUPOOL, Nov. 10.—The Swift, SHAW, from
Pvllast (or this port,- is on shore near the rock.
Wind S-.

Nomorn Sittittos, Nov;9.—Arrived the Hope,
BALL, from ArellBnelp,WiLll loss of boats, Conk's
hearth, bulwarks,. &c. On the 4th inst. parted
cmnp.4ny with the Sovereign,' LINDSAY, from
Archangel; bound to the Orkneys for orders.

. .
'' Yesterday a Court of Direetorsmas held at the.
mast 'lndia House, when Cqt,ii) JOHN MONEY
'• was liw Orli into the cominand of the ship Here-
fordshire, consigned to Bombay and China.

Letters received from :Flanders state, thaLthe
King at the NETIIiIIII,ANDs bad bad it in con-
templathin to prohibit the exportation of grain
from his dominions; and it wits not until a Com-
anittee had met, and assured his Majesty that
there.was no reason to apprehend a scarcity, that
the itexportation was allowed. IVe sonie time
atioce alluded to the disappointment of the Ame-
rican 'merchants who had entered teas in Holland
fur the full sale, but bad been ,obligeil by the Go..
lkilliltent to post pone the disposal of them, The
preheot advices inform the tall sale of teas
had inst roecluded, and, that the prices went Much
lowei; than was anticipated. I.t is now -expected
by the Dutchmen teas. will arrive
on Mach account before the, spring sale of 1817,
in wniCh case the part of the several American
cargoes now in Holland will have to remain over
for olefin further perio& • -• • '
Accounts trout Mexico state, that Corilavo and
Orizabo were on the point of snrrendering to the.
Patriots on the I,Bth of Joly. The siege was ear-
fief; en by the 'Republican Army of the province
of Vera Crui, under General V;TTORIA. The Com-
mander in Chief of the Republican troops of the
province of Puebla Teran was endeavouring, by
forted marches, to occupy the posts of Guaza:,
eualeos, which was without means of defence...—
, General 13ASTASIENTE bad been victorious
.over
'she Royalists as often as be had met them, and
Ices pursuing them with all -haste, General Ars
reflood°, Commander in Chief of the interior pro-
stimees for the Royalists, had fallen hack with the
few forces under his orders. on Monterrey, the
capitml of the new kingdom of ,Leon, in conse-
spence of Republicans. having occupied the
port of Matugorda, where they had fortified them-
selves, and where they were daily augmenting
their strength. Subsequent to the possession of
that port has been the evacuation of St. Antonia
de Baxar, capital of the province of Texas, which
was garrisoned by the regiment of Estremadura,
one of the most famous corps of the Royal Party.
The Republican Army of the North is, for the
preseitt, under the command Of Colonel Patee,'.
during the absence of General TOLEDO, who is'
Vow' in the United States On business of moment,
and' whoie presence with the army is impatiently
de,iired.—Vierning Pow.)
Yesterday Viscount Siottiotmt had an audience
cf the PRINCE ItEoRNT at Carlton-house.
'The DOeftess of CustnermaND was so much af-
fectti at the unexpected tidings of the death of
her fathet, the Duke of MeCKLENBERO, on Moll—
that she has been very much indisposed-
since; Her Royal 'Ugliness had a very restless'
night on Tuesday. The. bands of the Guards, on
their entrance into the Stable-yard, St. James's,-
intie ceased to play in consequence.
After the Grand Duke NICHOL/is and Suite ar-
rived at Deal, they proceeded to the Earl of I,t‘.
veurooes at Walmer Castle, wherethey didedand-
passeilNonday night. •
Yestirday evening the Grand Duke Nictiotoks,'
accompanied by the Russian AmbaSsador,. vraiked
through siverallof the streets of Westminster. •
T'seCouncil of Revision at Paris, to which an
Appeal Was made against the decision of the First
Council ol,War that the said. First Council was
incompetent to try. General GROUCHY, has pro-
nounced that the Council 'was competent, and mutt
the General for trial to .the Second Council of

Wsi-• • .
•. •. •
Six pieces or cannon and a conipany of Artillery
returrredin IVoolvvich, on Saturday looming early,
after having been stationed in the gardens of
Carlton House during Friday last.
A Meeting • has- been appointed on Tuesdity
nett, at -the Mansion4lonse, for the purpose of
providing a Fund for the relief of aggravated
Distress prevailing in Spital-fields anal the neigh-
bouring Districts.
.Mr..Aootrnos is returned from his " trip to
Cll(tisi":. but his " Learned .Friend" stays a fete
days longer.