The Sun.
London, England, 1816-10-16 00:00:00

To,THE rtiIiIDENT Op THB SOMMK.

• "I only tisk of my people to facilitate the mean* of making
them happy. Some. erroneously pretend to serve:. roc by an
exaggerated zeal, which retards the good I propose. The only
Frenchmen whom I eau reetize as real friends' of their
country and of royalty, are those who, faithful to the funda-
nl.3o;l law of the State, contribute by their moderation to
confirm tranquillity svithin ataconGdence without."

MADRID, SEPT. 30 —The entry of his Majesty
took place on the 28th, on which day the two
sognst Princesses, with the Infant Don Carlos
Maria, were solemnly given inn the care of the
King, with ell the relnisite formalities. The
,marriage was performed on the 29th, in the church
of Saint Francis.

A general amnesty is granted to :he deserters
'Who rejoin their colours. Perhaiwthe royal cle.
meliey may exteuti also to, the pivictibed,who,

according to the last Decree of his Majesty, mly
give themselves up to the Tribunals which have
been opened, that they mny justify themselves.

SAINT JEAN-its-LUZ, OCT. 4.—The Spanish
Government hits been seeking after General. Its.
novitles fur a long tithe, Who is implicated: -an
affair which took place itt Madrid, some niOnths
since. In the persuasion that this General was
at Bilboi, theylsent 6 battalion'to arrest hint, but
all their - researches have proved useless. It Is
said that Pastor, who, during the invasion, cum-
manded part of the troops in the provinces of
Biscay, has denounced him. The succeeding news
will doubtless confirm these reports. But it is
certain that there have been several arrests at Bil-
boa and Valladolid.

OCT. I.—The proprietors bad propos-
ed to incrca;e the price of the seats at the thea-
tres, but to the great aatisfactiou of the public,
his Majesty would not consent to it.
Roma, SEPT. 30.—TIK; news the receive from
Germany is very afflicting, it appears difficult
now, to say no more of it, to enter into negocia-
tions with several Governments. IVe have too
much.temporized ; the Princes, seeing their sub-
jects with Out chief pastors, established theni on
their own authority, and truly the Church of
Germany appeared abandoned ; and it is only
with time, patience, and extreme circumspec-
tion, that we may hope to recover what
we have lost. If any thing can console us it is
per arrangements with France, which are no
longer a.mystety. His Holintss has published, in
the Cousistory of the 23d, the happy results of
the politics of the Court of Rome in this delicate
and important affair. The Concordat, concluded
under the Government of the Usurper, is annulled,'
and things are placed upon the footing of the
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state quo; estahlidied by the Concordat between
'Leo X. and Francis the Ist, with sonic modifica--
tions. The affair has been conducted directly be-
tween the two Sovereigns. The secret was pre-
L,erced during the course 'Of the negotiation, and
when all is finished, they Itave permitted the
public to know ssomethiio of it.—The details,
however, are not yet know it.
NaPLEs, 27.---Two American frigates
have-sailed for Sicily;
It is thought that the rest of the squadron
will soon quit our port. The negoeiations
with M. ,Pinckney continue,, but they have
changed their character. The boasting of the
Americans has given way to the justice and firm-
ness we have displayed in this Treaty. Our
Govi•rnment has alWays continued the s.tnie,
ready hto listen to just reclamations, and to ilject
vain and ridiculous pretentious. The arrange-
ments- between the two States will be such as
Cgtistm and justice may demand.

It uppeats that M. Pinckney continues recruit
lug for the United States, artists, soldiers, citizens
of every state HMI profession, and in short every
rioug be can meet With. It is not astonishing,
that in a country where every one retakes his
place, many who Were turned out Of the posts they
possessed should be glad to try their fortunes
across the seas. Re.ities several expeditions are
now forming for Russia.

LLiGUORN, OCT. 3,—Ciptain Paolo Poggi,
commauder of the brig the Deuxireres, from Pa-
lermo, has entered our port after having met two
barbarian ships. These immediately signified
their pacific intentions, and ga‘e up to Captain
Poggi .a ship that they had found abandoned upon
the sea without any crew. It seemed to be Sar-
dinian. The Barbarian Captain found neither
sailors nor register On board. It appeared that
the ship bad been suet by some Algetines who
were cruising before the English Expedition ar-
rived at Algiers, and who feigned ignorance of the
last treaties. The crew and Captain of the aban-
doned ship bad arrived at thq Island of Elba, and
from their declarations the snip has been given
sip to the proprietors.
Conn.), SEPT. 29.—8 y orders Cif Major Ilavil-
land Smith, the sanitary cordon formed to pre-
vent the communication of the plague is razed.
MI precautionary measures have now ceased.
Five persons have been arrested, convicted of
enlisting under a foreign Power. Metpotres have
been taken against the inhabitants who favour the
desertion of the lonian soldiers.

The English, our protectors, have much trouble
to: make themselves beloied in these countries,
the people complain of the dependance in which
they hold us, and that our commerce is brought
to nothing through their protection.

FRENCH FINDS.

5 per Cent* 54 f. 20 c.
Bank Actions ...t tli f. 50 c.

During the last ten clays, two thousand mom
of herrings have been taken perdliem in Carling-
forii-bay. This amounts to seven millions per
week—yet the host of fishes which people the
watets or the hay, seems as yet not perceptibly
diminished in, numbers.