The Sun.
London, England, 1816-10-19 00:00:00

gttt4e wb ttpplivil to tire LORDMAYOII, thaiieS an
vasential o4tan6e in the tharacter of Consul,
Intl hitherto been. consnierea es a person placed
in another country to protect the ❑atives of his

There has, it seeinS, heen a `recent PriirnotiOn
of Naval Officers, in consequence of their glorious
conduct before Algiers—A circuinstance 11100 v
creditable "to the Patrons of British Heraism, as
well as co the gallant objects tvliona they have thus
• distinguished.

The new organization of the Commissary. in
Chief's Office takes place on the 24th inst., when
Mr. HERMES, whose pidilie services have been .of
inestitnable value in that important 'department,
ceases to hold the situation of Comtnisiary iu
Chief. There will be a great saving in the na-
tional expenditure by the redaCtions witieli the
termination of the war enables'illinisters to tudkt.
in the Contniissariat.

The Admiral de Itnyter, a-Dutch ship of war,
arrived at Batavia on the 21 t <of May, and was
soon after followed by several Diveh tnerehant -
men, We have not heard ,that' Batavia has yet
been given Hp to Holland.
The dinner given by the QuEEN on,Thotsday,
to the PRINCR RLGENT rite Duke of CAM-
PRIDGE, ‘Alii a parting tl.niter to the lto.al Duke,
Inevioos to his Roy .
Woilon
ou his !cool% 'to Hanover, Yesterday morning,
about halt-past eight, he left Cambridge-honse,
itt booth Andley.street, with kis sone, with threr
etirriggrs, whieh proceeded on their way to

The Earl of LsvEnrooL lies left town for Wal
Inur• Catit IC.

We regret to state, that the Marquis WELLEs-
ttYiasbeen so severely intlispo,A.4l for the last
fortnight, at his house, East Cliff, near Rams-
gate, as to be confined to his bed ; from which
alarming illness the Nnhle Martinis, we have the
satisfaction to say, is fast .recnvcring., It was
ticewed htCeSS4ty to have 11:0111 Lop-
don, who was in close attendance tipon this dis-
tinguished Nobleman for several na)s.
Count GanaGa CattAtgAN, Principal Secretary
of the French. Ensbasq in England, has embark-
ed at Calais for his dcstinatinn,

The steam-boat Eliza,•whieb crossed some time.
back from London to 1-layre, and trim) , titmice
:Ascended the Seine to Paris, is now repaired, and
goes front loner' to Mel&
It is remarked, as a siugislar historical
dence, that On the 4th of next month the ne,V
ehanit/er. of lleputie evil olitni their sittings, and
that the Diet of Gerntai.y will assemble; t is also
the day on which the Commission at Copenhagen
is charged to deliberate on the re-estabbsbnicni
of a itepreseniative Gonstitaniun in the (serman
States of this kitsg,Atm.
l'eople laugh 'sometimes at, t manner In
whith some °lusty Journalists I ransitsie the Ung-
lishPapers ; but theJlertnaii Gaze! teers cannot
boast
.of greater itet.tiravy ihcus lastly
told 11.14 l'eadt. s, that the Marquis of 'S.lt.i4BultY
had found in the •iotith ut. Ssipisbnber two pea-
frosen,to death in. nis.nark he worthy
tier-
rtta:n mistook peasants fur pheasants."--(Juurnli de
Paris)
One of our tensile Emigrants at Dieppe east
week, was .charged by the- French Custom house
141.-tor fly s- preparing to embark on her
scrurn. Sittprized at its magnitude, she expressed
her chagrin to one of her countrymen, ivhose sur-
prise, WAS t WWI On seeing the bill ; fur tt appear-
ed that her baggage of clothes weighed 600 weight
alid a (wallet.

His Royal Highness the Dake of Kent, it is
said, will go to-m,Arrow, shout ten o'clock, to St.
Cloud, and at twelve to Versailles ; on this occa-
sion the waters of St. Cloud and Versailles will
play.
" Workmen were yesterday actively employed in
the church of Nuitre Dame, making the necessary
diNpositions for the tuneral ceremony which is
to take place this (lily (Wednesday) at twelvy
o'ci!+cit, on the occasion of the Asoniversary of the
death of ?,Jarie Antoinette. _ _ _

" Among the presents offered by the city of Ant-
*tertian tti thp Princess Royal at the Low Coun-
tries is a lace gown, valued at 225.,000 fr.—(Go-
ugnani's Messenger, Oct. Is.)
CAUSIIAY, OCT. 13 —The Duke of WELLING-
TON fires titien the large duitectu Critteßtl, Whiell
s=takes up 50 princ;pal beds ; lie t,as,ent 60 couple
of bounds, and intends.' atter the Review of the
Allied troops, to pass his lime until Christmas in
bunting. Ills Glace intends inviting alt he Bri-
tish Miens iu rotation(; in fact, he will keep

kiwi. of oF►en house.—Sit STuAttT lots taken for
Lintel tie Chatteatt, in the Rue tic Capuchins, fur

the Duke of CAIMBRIDGR

Ttie 3d hwtalion, 60th: Regiment, has body
arrived At Eialtifa% ft ont Dominica, limier the cunt-
toatoi of Colonel MACKIE.

A schooner'trom Africa, tinder African Colours,
tarive.l at cit. J. go Cuba on th 13th June last,
6he rtported that A pais)) brig. and schooner
hack-.heaten off_ the
.wrist the. British' brig Queen
Charlotte, and blockaded her in some small, bar-
_

On the 15th of June an Act passed the Legis-
lature of the Commonwertlth of 11,isNachtssutts,
America, separating the District of Maine from
that State.' Maine %%ill now be adopted by Cot-
grcf.s as the i9th State of the _Union.
Dunt.”4 Cost`-MARKET:=—Not withstanding the
Ftie favourable change that has I aken place in the
tveatlier, the prices of (irain in the Market, this
bottling, were not notch,. under the last day ;
*OM however, were dull, and the prices of
Trees Wheat fluctuated from 30*. to 555. ; fine old
Wheat sold from 69%. to 70s. ; new Oats were
front las. to 18' , and old Oats front',2os.. to 255.
2'he toicertainty that prevails respecting Distil-
lation in a great degree affected the Market, and
but little business was done.---( Dublin Corespon-

Aknt. Oct. 2 G.)
The foie terather witielt.we have had may pre.
Sent the its sing at the Proclamation. There ►s a
41111411 f it y turn on the ground which tnay yet be,
guyed. The weather is now beautiful, ►at*tl"the
Iliti.cury is rising.—(DaGati Evening Post, 15th;)