The Sun.
London, England, 1816-12-03 00:00:00

tern days, We inw.n.t,altogether toAnorrow. It
ended by Ministeri carrying the Previous Chia.
tints, and thus sainctioning a gross outrage upon
the Liberty and Property of the Subject.
The Chamber of Peers, upon the Report of the
Commission of 'Petitions, 'anal after some re-marks
by Lally Toliendal upon the Petition of Miss
Robert, concerning the arrest and imprisonment
of her father and brother, passed immtidiately to
the order of theday ou the petition.
The French Fowls have fallen to 5.1 F. 731 c.

The following Extracts are from n Flanders
Mail just received :
" Nov. `22.—The price of corn
begins to fall ; it is hoped that the fall will be as
progre,sive as the rise has been. At Strasburgh
they are cutting the greatest activity to lot ns a
large magazine of corn, by means of a subscrip-
tion in shares, composed entirely of corn pm.•
chased in other countries, 'rite same measure is
executing at Colmar and Nancy. On the 17th
inst. a test ible fire broke out here : 'three houses
and two barns were reduced to ashes. A young
man lost his life on this occasion, and six other
persons were seriously wounded.

" BRUSSELS, Nov. 27.—They write from Cam.
bray, that the Duke of. Wellington is still (it his
head-quarters at St. Martin, where pleastireß
entertainments follow in• rapid sttecositm. His
Lords-hip has deferred hii visit to P-dris till the
end of December; but it islhought-he will• first
visit Brussels..

1.
',V Nov. 23.—The price of corn
and other ;pros:isions has fallen 'considerably at
Angsburg and in a great part of thi. Ihingdoin 1)1
Bavaria.

DANTZTC, Nov. 1.-74 hough few pnrchase‘
of wheat have been made since the last "past, day
for exportation, the prices are steady ; rye is of
dull sale, and we cannot expect tire prices tinoted
at t:,e beginning of tisk week to,lie kept np.
LutivaiN, Nov. 28.—The price of corn fell To-
th!),in onr market : wheat was sold at 30 francs
-10 centimes per hectolitre, rye at 27f. 92c., and
potatoes at 61. 98e.

" gausseLs, Nov. 27.—The Journals of
land are filled will) details me the damage whir.%
the storm of
.the 14th of this month has caused
upon the coasts. The crews of 1110 st Of the res-
SCIS wrecked have perished.
ANTvIatEP, Nov. N.—Three Dutch vessels
loaded with wheat arrived in this port. to-clay.
""r' Onlhe 26th oif this month his Majesty sent
a me%cage to the States,Geueral, relative to the
eAablishment of premiums of the Herring
Fishery."

The most gratifying fact disclosed in these
Papers is the almost general fell of the price of
grain.

ACCOUNT OF TUE ARRIVAL OF CoI4HOPOnE litowN
AT rsArtnADoEs rttobt THE PACIFIC OCEAN, AND
kp,portT OF TILE CAFTURE OF MOOTTE VIDEO BY
-TUE PORTUGUESE.

" BAREADous, Sail. 28.—The ship NUN de
pahia touched hare 'on Thursday last from the
South Pacific Ocean ; she had been one of the
squadron of the Republican Government of Bue-
nos Ayres, and is commanded by Capt. IlaoWs,
•to whom they gave the title of Commodore or
Admiral. Whilst in their service he had been
particularly enterprising, and was on liis return
to that port from a long and successful cruise,
When 'he received intelligence of the Portuguese
having; taken possession, of l‘ronte Video (proba
14 in behalf of Spain), which of course would be
followed by other operations against the Republi-
cans, so that had he contiinied his voyage he
might have exposed himself to capture, and there-
fore, as he cottld no longer be of. service to the
cause that he had espoused, he'shaped his course
for these seas, and proceeded to leeward, perloys
to obtain supplies or dispose of the vessel in sons
neutral island."
.5:0 much for this Buccaneer, whose.cruise has
been a piratical Expedition, and :whose (disposal
of the prizes be has captoichs the sale of general
I under.

Yeraerd )y morning Viovottnt Stilyourit huts an
curtience tai the PIIINCZ REGENT at Carlton-house.
Count Muss Tan had also an audience of his Royal
Hghness.
The Prometheus friratels stationed Off Brighion,
and will rentain in the Roads during the residence
of the Purs'cs Itgostir.

The sum collected at Ainsterdam far the relief
of the unfortunate :inhabitants of thieldies and
North Holland amounts to 47.000 florins,- a►►.tl
that from the other parts of North Holland to
20,000 forinc

Lady Lows was satly delivered of a eon, at
St. Helena; on the 2d of October, and both mo-
ther and child are in excellent health.

Numbers of wretched.looking beings have as.
sembled 'of rate on Blackfriars and the other
bridges, soliciting charity : the LORD ittvvoß, on
Friday evening, found twelve sitting on Black.
friars' bridge, when, he requested them to go to
the Compter, *here they lhol)1(1 be taken care of;
they all prete►ided they would go, but not one ac•
tually went there.