The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-10 00:00:00

or liol.tela "ás part of tire dertattilnic tonre
deratiim.

The Prince "loyal of StratSsk has rtiloun;_.ed
the project of visiting- Dalecarlia. 4

The Emperor of AUSTRIA will, in 'November,
ids said, marry the Princess AMELIA, daughter of
Prince MAXIMILIAN of SAXE. She %vas Clirty its
last.

Rye have Jamaica Gazettes to the 7th July, from
which we have extracted the principal cements
whiek relate to Bot.tvAtei Expedition. Further
Extracts to-morrow.

His Royal Highness the PRIN6E REGENT aic
titbd at itagley on Monday last ; lie appears
perfectly recovc.red from his late it/disposition,and
enjoys the pleasures of the country exceedingly;it is expected that his Royal Highness will honotir
the Mitrquis of ANGI.ESEA with a visit at his seat
at Beantlesert. The PitINCE will be absent from
tows about a month.

We are sorry to notice, from various statements
in the Erne Packet, that the neighbourhood of
Enniskillen has recently been subject to numerous
depredations.
The French Funds opened and shut on the rah
of September at the same price, 55 fr. 5O c. (ex
div.), which, with the dividend, puts them at 58
tr. This rise is attributed to various causes.

The Dutch Government has propo,ed to the
Legislature Fi new plan of law relative to the
im-
port and transit duties on foteign commodities
anti manufactures. The plan was introduced by
a speech from Mr. Wicostts, the Director-Gene-
ral of Convoy and Lic:ase Ditties, which, toge-
ther with the r britf ot Customs, was ordered to be
printed and dis.,ibuted for the nse of the Mem-
bers. This topic assumes the more interest from
the outcry which has been raised in the southern
Provinces oh inc Netherlands against the intro,
duction of Kt itish manufactures. • ,

po Saturday Viscount MaLVILLE and Admiral
-Sir [T. Hors inspected the Dock=yard at Sheer-
lieS9, and the new works carrying on for its
• proteMent Ind eninrgentent. Upwards of 800
Convicts are (illy employed for the completion of
the arraugeomots that hart been formed. •
The Countess of LtveRPOOL is ye!) setionsly
indisposed at Coombe-wood. Several Physicians
have gone from town to 'attend her Lady•hip.
iTbere are, it is said, three hundred Euglkh
'residents at Havre de Grace.

JOsigni BUONArARTE (the ci-devant Bottle
King) 69 purchased the seat a STFrITEN LAREI
Esq. called Polut ilteeye, about six, miles from
New Ytirk.

Letters were received yesterday from St. Jago,
stating the arrival there of the: Congo sloop of
war. Some trifling defects were to be remedied
in the vessel, and it was expected that in a few
days she would sail, to commence the arduous task
of exploring the river Zair, or Congo, on the
African coast. Captain TycKey, his officers and
men, are represented as being in good hralth and
spirits, and very anxious to proceed on their
voyage. • .

BRIGHTON, SEPT 9.--The Duke of Welling•
ton, CoLe, arrived in NewlinVen on Saturday,
from Dieppe, with 15. passengers. Moth the
Cuptain we (earn dna eight more of the Custom
'loose Officers concerned in the late murder of
Captain PARTRIDGE have been 4rrested and con-
.fined in prison. The French Government have
also issued instructions that the fourteen culprits
should take their trials before a Special Commis-.
sion of the Civil Authorities at Abbeville, übout.
14 miles from Dieppe. Their trials commynce
this week. Whatever may he fte result of this
investi;:ation, positive, orders have been received
efopa•Paris that none of the prisoners shall be re-
.niitated- at the. Bureau, or employed in any offi•
tint Genartmcnt of Government. Additional re-
gulations are: adopted at the Bureau at Dieppe,
than will prevent the serious annoyance to which
English travellers arc subjected, and the too fre-
quent instances of shameful extortion. practised
.on the deposit duties for carriages, and for the
countersigning of passports.
ma;rh which excited much pro-
liaketal interest wasiought iu Cricklade
_meadows,
Oxfordshire, on Saturday, for 25 pintas a side,
and a purseof lOgnincas, between Philip Farmer,
ostler at the Mermaid Inn, near the spot,. hacked
by Mr. Thurlow, his master, and George Horton,
said to be a relation of the boxer of that name
who fought Cribb. The latter is a sort of teacher
about the ,eountry, and . was backed by Captain
Fairman. Weight—Fernier 120. 81b, llorttm
ist. 121 b. At setting to, 1-lor:on spewed off,
and planted two smart .hits on his adversary's
head ; but Farmer got in, and a manly rally fol-
lowed, which lasted two minutes, in the exchange
of hits, and both went clown in a close, bleeding
from every pore of. the head. Six rounds as
courageous. contested followed, and Porto!'
fought very game against superior weight ; but
as teachers cannot make their pupils game, we
can say very little of his,seientific qualifications,
excepting tapping in the set-to manner, with his
left hand. Twelve rounds 'only were fought ire
halt an hour, and the sides of both heads shaved
severe round hitting. In the eighteenth round
Horton made some courageous efforts and some
good random hits; but weight told upon him Un-
mercifully; and in the twenty-first round he was
hit to death, to use a hasty eporting
_phrase, and
was carried oat of the ring in a state of inscnsi-
ktljtv,: A subscription' of .151. was collected tor

G. CARROLL, the Contractor, has the honour
of annoOrciog to the Public the near approach
the Day on which tie ST4TE LOTTERY will coin-
otence DrBWillg. NEXT TUESDAY, the 17th inst.
will be the Day when Fortune will disiribute her
choicest Gifts. The First Prize drawn that day
must be more titan 40,0001. The Scheme contains
Thn Prizes of 40,000/. Two of 30,0001. Two of
tlff,ooo/. &o. Null is so arranged, that Prizes
tl,tie amount of 50,0001. 60,0001. 70,0001. or
even 'Bo,ooot. may be obtained by a fortunate
adv,enture at 7, COgNiIII.Ls or 26, OXFORD-