The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-02 00:00:00

PA ItTN E RSHI PS DISSOLVED.

T. and S. Holdey, Panbitry,stat64-11. Bradshaw and JAto-
Lerts,ifildersfield,stirgeoni,—,W. l'etl mann and 'l'.Cartwright,
hani, Kent;larld-siirveytir--(+. Miles and J. Ahhey,Catillier-
well, carpenters—W. ;inn I, Vmeg., I/14-s1 icet, Portland-
Eletley and L. F. Loftus, Stam-
ford, FoAsett, Is. Cooper, and Howard,.
Lower Thames-street, giiopowder7iiiiintifacturers—T, Payne
ittol -N. I ttoderti, Long-alley, Moor-fields, wiwelwrigtot,—W,
and t'';. Llarnley, • I)rury-lane, boot-niakers---1). Sliver and 'J.
I'arlie4. Lindley, glass-cutters,-}L Su-holes and J,.Whitalter,
carvers—J. niioraonch., Berkeley, Cilouvi.stelixt,ire,
and 11, Sliamonds, Birtninshara,. werchatits---- Wancy ant
\V. Staniforthi Mincing.hine, .brandy-merchinitii—W.
Orgathorpa, Laicesteribire, anttl3. Muusley, Chiltoar,
De -
.hyshire, lariners-70.'llonitau and J. ltrhitrrie, Liverpool,
spirit-nier.chantsL-W. and J. V.411E5, Sheffield, Yorkshire,
merctottits-i-D. Darias. and C. Wilisins'aw, filaelinnui-0
NOW-Mark, sect-lino:l—d. Cox and J. 'lVetherlivad, Derby,
ironmongers-1 Braucher, Atahertson, and G. Mhburrier
—l`„ Matthews and W. Itoskritgt, St. Tees, COrriwali, ship-
wriAlits—S.-Mindletowaint Johnson, Kingston-npori-fift)l,
linen-drapers-,M. Hill and W. l'aring,•Daptford, tree-nail
merchants—J. Warre and J. Finning, 014 South sea-huuse---
jun. acid J. Scarr, Durham, mercers..

,
BURIAL OP MRB.II.IRIEiY, &c.—The afflicting ac.,
cident which On last` Sunday evening week betel
Mrs. limit, of'Comptoli-street, Soho, when she
was recnruing to town, near Hyde Park Corner,
twist be fresh in the public, mind. yesterday, at
a quarter past four &Clock, her remains, together
with those ()Hier infant son James, were Wetted
in the Chnirti-yard of St. Aniee,Soho. Mr. KIRBY.
way evidently Much affected, as was also the,
TnOiller of Mrs. K. who, while site looked into
the grave, was beard repeatedly to exclaim, " My
child ;my poor child !" Owing to the unfavour-
ableness of the weather very few spectators at-
tended, but every one seemed impressed with the
troletunity. •

V' aEN CH PA PER S,
tRECEIVL) LAST WIGHT.

Potts., Auo. 29.—Vesterday • the D.slie of
Wellington had the honour of bunting ‘vilh the
Princes at Compiegne.
The Mentz Journal assert!, that those of the
M ttnelokes Who formed part of the usurper's
Kuard, asol.wlso after Isis fail replired to Mar-
had left that city by stealth to proceed to
folds or Algiers.
Oo'Sonday last Madame Blanchlird, 4i c rtc•rn-
mot , one hour after her ascent from the. Chantr
Elys6es, descended safely at Limuors, Lit le;ig!tes
from rtiris.
The.officers in garrison at Cambray, and the
English ladies now in that town, having express-
ed a wish to see the piece called Lcs Anglaises
pour it was played to them On the '2:-;d.

The Co t, Royale of Paris has rently decided,
that French tribunals cannot declare executable a
decision-pronounced by atorcigo tribunal in fa-.
vourof x Prunehman against a foreigner resident
in France; and has thus annulled one of the tri-
bunal of First Resort of the Seine, which dif ected

the execution'a of tkeision ina,le in Y4,,y, 1814,
by the (:ictiit. Coliet. 'of the District of Alassa
chwietts, United States, between one liolker,
French subject, and Parker, a 'citizen of the

A Ro?al'ardonnance, dated the 21st inst. tare:.
declaring in the preamble that, from information
received, there still exists property belonging to
the state which has hitherto escaped the inquiries
of the agents of gOvernment, orders the follow
ing measures-for its recovery .

I. 'lie Administration of Registration and Donialtw is to

continue its endeavours fur the diirovery of propert? pro

ceeding front the Domain, ur belonging. to oh/ rcelesiitAtieal
Establishments neither alienated to individuals nor given. to
manufaetoriei or hospitals, but held
.by third persons!witltout
t-;„ • ,
41 y title ur property. •
2. The flingers may within three months make iteclaration
of oat, property before the Prefeet?i, in eonseipiinee Which
the whole of the interest and profits they bare derived from
the property %s ill be remitted, apd they will be relieved front

all actions for damages, &c. , •
3. Ail persons may within six mouths make declaraflon to
the Vrefects discoveritc;,• property of this maitre usurped by,
third parties. It the informers enable the State to recover
the usurped property, they will receive a recompense, the
amount of which is to he determined the bolster of the
Finances. Tnis rccompensd , however, will loot be allowed
if the !Otters milk. a voluntary declaration withits the period
of d months a 1 towel! them for I hat purpose, or if the propel ty
hare wsmo ocaihoini;tered by officers of the Board
of Itegiatratioo and Domains..

tiTrk.l.l:',Jitt,;,•Atlo. 21.—We are busy with the
unit 'cst i► this ;411411.014.1a, and the cultivutors
:,tke advintage vt the fine ‘veitther to Ininse the
. _

crops, :whirls prevents them from coming to
market. :'!'ollte JCWS of the lower class ‘vislied to
speenlate I.RisetheprieeS, which ,from the above
cause, are already very high ; but the Prefect has

cause! t WO Or thrill to,be arrested—tine at hwernei

_ .
and the Other at Strasburg; apd the activity ot
the Poiice in all the markets a the department
hill preeeot" any further abuses.
CAG SARI) I AUG, 12. G:ovanni
della mister or the Arnoneiadefelneca, ar-
rii•ed titan 'Algit..;rs,'lnts' brought accounts that
live- Barbary vessels' had been attacked by an
American frigate and brig, which" had 4iptured
the vessel on hoard whick'Was a nephea,. of the
Dey ; that the American Captain in lii4 mate hat-
ing met Nvapolit uhip the Christine,-charg-
ed to pay ransom for the Christi 4n ,I:tV!St. Sent
IU Visit. Jilt: vessel, and haviyg learnt object
end destination, dissuaded.her froni',Contisnitig the
voyage. The Neapolitan.Otlieer hAvinglecnne nu
board the American ship, the Captain,,cOrieersing
uith the Dey's nephew; said to presents

render those 4o whOm they are offered only mote
.6tortionate ;to submit to it-is an act of -weak-
neSs. 'Steel alone gives liberty and independence ;
it avenges the relrroach of shameful bargains,—
Return to Naples, and tell your masteethat a son
of America has delivered the Mediterraneau from
the yoke of the Barbary Powers."
The
.Neapolitait vessel hoisted the' American
flag, and the Dey's nephew was sent hack in ex-
change for the sums destined for the Itegency;
. 'These. acts, calculated only toirritate the' pi-
rates, should produce redoubled zeal and vigour
in the tneasUres..to,be taken against them. it is
necessary to take_ advantage oi the hatred now
sv()rii against thein, to destroy them, and render
their rag lo hos.
Besides; the latest news from Algiers states,
that the bey redouble 3 iris activity, and that the
Works are advaucing on all sides.- The fleet which
is in port is destined to hi sacrificed it would
apkar that there will be placed on it machines to
act against the small .boats which might dare to
approach.

PALtiasto,-.Tutv •IB.—The Hereditary Prince,
who is Muchi liked in Sicily, has returned here,
and resioned;the reins. of GoVernnient in the name
of 4is.:lo4leir,' 'lt was believed that' the conVora!-
lion ,ofAtarlianient would have been One of the
first measures' whielt the Govermuent would have
taken, be4aute the takes are'only voted np tir) the
end of August ; but it appears that the GoVern-
ment:Wishes in the first inbtance definitively to or-
ganize the Ministry.
The.harvest has been the most abundant tvit-
nesse(' for the last '24 years. The price of earn.
has fallen to 7G fr. per vittnes, sum is still
a high price to It 2rvticlittritt or ; but
Were accustomed by the' EttgliSh to exorbitant.
Prices so long as their armies were in Sicily and
Spain. The submit was then' »early double the
above price.
The culture of the vine has been very much
r;
provi.triatteirly, and especially in the vicinity of
Marsala. The •wines, there produeili are all .ex-
ported. An Englishman of thy tu,nie uti Wood.
makiio, tbousanels
house, engaged in this trade,

DUTCH MAIL)

titL4CRIVED THIS MOItt,IING.)

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Bit`usszt.s, Auo. 2G.—They write from the
French frontiers that there have been within these
few days some movements among the Frencb
troops which are in garrison in the fortresses.—
A part the -garrison of Calais is gone to Dun-
kirk a battalion &pin Arro,,has marched to St.
Owner ; in Lille and Dottay,_and other places of
the second line, several detachments have arrived
from Picardy, whose place there has been sup-
pli(d by other troops.
" These movements (it is .added) have no ob-
ject except to exercise the troops, to improve
their discipline, and to "complete their organiza-
tion, with diligence, though- at the same time
with caution. The French Government', which{
punctually fulfils the engagements of the late
Treaty of Peat:!:, is. far from, being disposed; as
evil Minded perons affirm, to depart from therm
but xvill make use of the right given it by the
same Treaty, to have garrisons in several for-
tresses on the frontiers. The means employed by
;be ill disposed to counteract the organization 'Of
this army consist chiefly in spreading reports Chat'
the FreUeli Government has engaged to raise an
army for the service of Spain, to assist in reeo-
vet ing the South American Provinces."

MALTA MAIL",
tnEcElviili 'l'U23
,MOIZNING.3

MALTA, JULY 9.--The Gazette of.this day err..
tains a Proclamation from Sir Thomas 114,41And1
to the inhabitants of the _lonian Islands; stating.
that he is going to England, with his Majesty's
petibission, to receive instructions respecting the
definitive formation of a constitution for these.
Ishinds.' That though hiSabSence will be short,
not exceeding as he hopes three months, it would
cause hint much regret were he not convinced, on
the one hand, that the people of all ranks would
Condniii themselves in the same laudable marine'
MIA has giveU 'him so nnich satisfaction ; and,
on the other, hand, that the persons ill lik)i'C"
iltHldS the Government is placed will always' em
ploy. the same.means of moderation and.Concila-
tion which has. been the constant rule of his Ex-
cellency's conduct. His Exceltenct destres that
no innovation may be made during his absence ;
and expressma confident hope that nothing will
happen: to prevent Iris culling the Representative
Body together, at his return, for the purpose of,
settling the constitution of the Islands.