The Sun.
London, England, 1816-10-28 00:00:00

THE SUN.

IMEM QUIS DICtRE rAutun AVDRAIt

LONDON,
MOND.4Y, OCTOBER 28, 181 G.

We have the pleasure to assure our Readers,
that the accounts received this day front South
Wales are of the most satisfactory uiture. All
remains quiet, and the misguided men seem to be
fully convinced that the best way of relieving their
distresses Is a quiet return to their duty, and a
patient stanniision to the present state of thins,
soothed by the hope of better times antler the
protection of a parental Government.

The reports of the State of the Harvest gene-
rally are also of a very favourable description. .

The continuance of Weather, as highly favour-
able to the hopes of the Patriotic as it is possible
to be at this advanced season of the year, again
demands our notice, and our acknowledgments
to that Providence which, in its own pod time,
brings the fruits of the Earth to perfection, and
rewards the labours of the Husbandman.

Hamburgh Papers, so late as the 23,1, contain
sonic accounts relative to Sweden, evidently in-
tended to meet the reports which have hem afloat
respectinf the unsettled political state of the
Crown, and its succession in that country.
The Park Journals are to the 2eth, but con-
vey no news of importance.

The follossing are Extracts from Dutch Papers
to the 27th, just received : -.
" BaussaLs, OCT, 23.—The Duke of Wel-
lington has given orders to form magazines of
provisions at Valenciennes, Carnbray, and other
places occupied by the allied troops, in order to
relieve the inhabitants of the French provinces,
whose provisions have risen to an excessive price.
" Orders have been sent to the Baltic for large
quantities of corn which are expected successively
in Antwerp to be forwarded to their destination.
Tin• purchases made for this purpose in our pro-
vinces also contributes to wise the price of corn
in Belgium. His majesty has given orders, mean
time, for an inventory to be taken of the corn in
hand, which will doubtless lead to adequate mea-
sores, and, as We hope, to a fall in the prices.—
Large quantities have already arrived at Antwerp.
•i Count de Thiennes de Leintize is appointed
by his Majesty► Presittsat of the First Chamber off'

the States General, and for, the office of Presiden
of the Second Chamber, Mr. Membrede Of dr
Province of Limburg),rg),
who had the ruajoriti 0

votes.
" We learn that the public expences,dl
whiel
were fixed for this year nt 82,000,000. will
bC
minibbed for the year 1817 to 73,400,000 florins,
beinga saving of near eight millions.
The Duke of Kent is. expected about
end of this month, and the Duke d Wellingtoi
in the course of November."

LORD wi-trrwownt.
The Bulletins published on Wednesday relpeel!
lug the state of this excellent Nobleman, but t 0
&amity confirmed the alarming intellig
hedence fri
received by a quick couyeyance, and publis ill
THE St.Tte of Saturthiy •
Ballegia rf his E. 4 celtenry the Lod liiutenetAi's Health.
" Masai% Park, Wednesday, R o'clock! A'll
"'Me Lord Lieutenant had &restless night, and is oat 141
well this Tuo..iinge" (Signed), Sze.
Throughout the chi the accounts Were
eq
unfuvonruble ; Gut it is with sinCere.plee!'l"
Ns
can add, that on Thursday his LordoiP Ird*!4.3
iePOl4
much better as to inspire new butes in his fr
The Dublin Correspoiderit of Thttrstlity
" The painful apprebensions under 410'0
labottred ylten our Paper wa, pot to Pros
i
terdayi have been much relievckby the forP"
lag Bulletin, which was issued this nlOrl!itir,_
and subsequent accounts tontintte t0106,k..11.;-;
vourubly upon this most interesting sur).o.o
e :4!‘',..
" Ph nix Pnrk, Thursday, 9 (Aka, A!1
7
" The Lord Lieutenant had a quiet night; is 1414
better this "Twain'," (Signed as, 11101')

[LATEST FROM DVBLINI 11
It is with much pleasure we:learn) b7igtt!"
"01
the 25th from Dublin, that LortliVtall.
health was improving, and that hopettrert Over :
his
tained of the complete recovetY of t
Nobleman, whose conduct ha's done sooc'
flour to himself and his country.

Tempora illutantur.-;-4Not a single min°,
arrived at Portsmouth (luring last week., . •

litere
, ---•matami........
4ltge
a.: tro
and someof '
was a report this r.lorning, that ra , ,„
_ his associates hair -escaped frata.Pritii 4
, bat we do not learn that it has anYi°ll 1:.
gwe
lion.
..• The_ French Papers and letter.; aliordi'S- Art
#4l'
ei, -aim conwq. • According to a 'Ale fri:el,l;(i'
tittle hope of the mutual accoMmodation of 10.r.i0"
t,ectioos published in the Monitenr, 11 f)e,,i,..
iat: the oomber of which the Chamber "fi'ai,
ties‘t,. sill eoo9ist will not be more- tio4 14471itit!
13°111001y 60'itte new members.
Tilel44l° sitti;
hers, % belive, arc pretty exactly bialiSe'./,/ Oa
iti is hinted that the 'Ministers Will Itof fillaio Of
C..l7lMber It, meet until they have felt tile P_„,,oti,
':in the
t IMtv members. To some, it is *lll'r it
. nett's°
b,elet.il, KING will cite private au:kilo:a; -, - ,told
t riled with the prospect of bent;
, • ,
.the Peerage. 'ln 101 Se
On
It
1 1
stl,lltaeal e'sltaeSarrtti's;aeed:lceltlisttott(oaulAbaYelri sttni:teeett:ll:iti:llll:ll7:list:si:rxiri°ll.lll'll Health,::cie°.l:llrtTtatfr le:i.lelis:e;f1114:.
Ihe PRINCE agGs,s.r, we rejoice t 6 leff.-40
H mpton-court: ltioe London 011
°ills t h °r:e:lir NAl°l:°,
about four o'eloelt. t *r
gais:itialer leiZlileatriirtiiv°eltlllgat 31.1i'llasottattha%rirnintictea9t ill7s°llll..ap.'
_ Colonel KEATING, thelate Governorof Pgilt.;
boo., left town yesterday for -Irelaml, 01104"
setteefil of fifteen years froth his native ail° hail°
te'Prtiss4tn General litt.NcoatTroato 1 iiii
of the Cietieral Oilieers,who were conteltin :44
amts of the Great F d ' k • .* t deddist*--
re cru; , IS iiiS
tit seventy-nine. . • :to
creta'Sve;:leor'rt id
eir'se:rtsoffiql so
lot fPertaeurltsbi'iro!glsi'n:dsell:lltadi;7l.l,l'
s. sail, and others to Tolxilbk. • , ' 1 cOW
ill_sruluine_ CONDORCHT, wlioSe liiiSuollb 60410
the k.ionvention to send LowsNl/I. tiotilc,l'Aieril
Gw,utssoatpli
,crierHsdyeet.ytt
i:itti
ntgl, et Iti
er iAa In
no
ilvehrse ra
rt);(o,
ft 1: tor: :::: L
Emteorpertet
rsys , at
ailtusia,'s birth, the Rus'sjin7fiVitcrifill;
Portsmouth, tired alertsallit,e,. ill'
guns, mid hoisted iiiitish and D t:010)'", tof
conjunction, with that of her own Hatt pea
tatter was in compliment to the Dutch sl,zirnithltil
Frederick, whi,:h was then returning tO 'r„. Pl'
The IllgaTitry, Russian frhitite, Cortn'h elf'
CHALOFP, arrived at Spitlieaci 00 Sins 1
,tlfe
rnight, from Crongtadt, With Prfselltil "r°e!" 114
_.ruperor ALE,It'4NISEn to his Royal Nigh° .i,t of
PRINcE REGENT of ENGLAND. .TifeY a°lolif ill
three Perian and one ittabian horses, brn7;,..tit;
the R"ssiall fraoSpOrt Ship Philadelpliia, "Ilorsed
protection of the said frigate. One of the I'l4l
valued at 30001. The ()dicers and she tl°l.,so
of the frigate are from the Emperor's plc bldg to
kEire the Sante WU° made the' collP4ol;viie osl
Emperor during the last three years of 1 isol
against BUONAPAIITB, by laud. Plat i' ogne oi
present of a table IA Siberian porPhYlo tontilci
the leaves of which is estimated at 1:0 ..,0011
000E4 The same ship brought voluabie.Pctest .11
front the Emperor to his Sister, Ille rrtAolloll4'
theNETHEBLANDS, which Were liirldeti la (fie
Several cases of Statuary, brouglit in thte ell tit
intended as a present to Iter 'loyal flib3Pri 1 re
Princess ELIZABETH, have been landed,
.fi_t6tott
warded to London. The lilercury has,fired.! cony
of 21 guns, and is Oressed in el)1"rs':of 1°
meivOlute the aura; mrsary
rodino. - fre'l
nn It
f ~V
Six irttosports arrived at Dover —i.„,,,, o,
Calais, wilt!of the kottle
about riot) discharged met
.11; do]
vatids from our Army in rrikisce. %Ile 87.; cojoil
Lord HILL and othea thNcars clabarked..lo4

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runTsmoutu, "Ocr. 27.—Arrived the Prince
f 'Orange, FISH, from l'iYamuth... Sailed the
Lowjec Family and 'the Oxford for Bombay ; the
Charles Mills for the Cape of Good Hope ; the
,Prince Frederick Dutch man of war for Batavia ;
the Ernest, Cape PaCket, and Albion, foethe Cape
of Good Hope. Also sailed the following trans.-
ports, with the Gist Regiment oti board, for the
W.tst Indies : Camden, Minerva, yittor;a
Vittoria (2d), Caldieot Castle, Medusa, Thomas
and Mary, and Wilson. 'Also sailed several mer-
chantmen for their destinations.

DL AL, Ocr.27.—Sailed this morning the whole
`of the outward-bound, with a fine breeze at

Cow £l, OCT. 26.--Saileci tLe Dutch frigate

Eurydice for the Mediternineari.

Vottract of a letter tram Stranraer, dated Oc,
taint. 21 A—square-rigged vessel, with all on,
board, was lost Oa. Saturday night, or yesterday.
looming, it little north of Corswall: Point ; hardly
a vestige of the wreck is to be seen."
ArttOript -the. intended reduetions which will
take place at the close of the year.are the Naval
ray-Offices, which were established during the
war at the seretld ant-ports. •
(lacers %du) ktitted their ship., for the Expedi•
turn to Algiers tore to be allowed their travelling
expeneeE.

The ((Mowing has been handed to us as a cor-
Teat list of the Staffordshire pr ices of hibortr :
IMltirtes and Miners will earn from 2s. Bd. to as. tad per day.
Men employed ia ble.t furnaces, from Ks. to :is. per week.
Men employed in forges and mills, from 44. to32s. per wtek.
fettling hop in ditto, from Qs. to 12s. data..
Hence is would seem that the workmen have
little cause of complaint respecting wages in the
iron and coal.trade of Staffordshire.
lixchanges came lower trom all parts of the
Genii inent on Saturday. At Paris, cirE Wednesday
lasi, the exchange on,Loodon was 25. 30.
The gamekeeper at Fisherwick, manor was shot
acct few nights ago by sonte,poachers who were
(sat in the woods. A dog belonging to them was
weft and shot at, which gave birth to their resent-
ment.

A Lally of high yank, who has been for some
tittle on the Continent, is said to have renounctql
the Protestaut religion: anti to Lava embraced that
Ilowe

it is strongly rumoured, and very generally be-
lieved, that that extraordinary personage, known
by the appellation of the Pig- faces Lady, is at this
lawatent residing itt Worthing.
The de.but of Madame Dttmosrs, prima donna of
the Italian Opera. has been constantly announced,
and as often put nit Uy means of the repetition
of the Muirimonio segrettO, the ManagerA hoped
to allay the impatience-of the public,but the third
tepresentation.wholly Frilemi, flout the sudden ilk.
Kassa Mademoiselle Gaata, who as suddenly re-
goverte the next slay. It is asked witt,..kind of
a Theatre it mast be that depends upon Mademeri.
seile Goat& to open or shut at pleasure.r.(Paris
l'aper.)
Cribb will go into training immediately, for his
eombar with Carter, in May. kits fighting weight
is 14 stone, and he now WagllS between 17. and
18 stone.
ratites the opponent of Coils, has been so
nail afaiCtet in, his mind ever since the unhappy
tettuinatinn of the contest between him and his
brave opponent, thit he could not be brought up
itaQueen..serare on Saturday to undergo an. ellav
mination, as was Cape4ted. * In consequence of
"scii indisposition, be is not confined In a prison,
but under thsyspecial care of an officer. The trial
via comae on at the ensuing Sessions at the Old
Willey. which. commences on ‘VedrieSday
Curtis and. Turner had long known each other,
and a- rivalry only had existed bet wren them as
to the possession of pugilistic seienee.
On Tticiiildy hut the trial of Whits came
bus, at Edinburgh, far the murder of Mr. A Lex-
ialsoaa etrlliti.L, of Glasgow. lie was round
guilty. of ettlpatgellanticiee. and benleneed to fix
mum he imprisonment in Gasgow jail. This trial
excited so much interest that a crowd asseuthled
at, on eddy hour, and it was with difficulty that
the Judges. at.tt Jury could obtain a passage
through the lobby.
EtittAtth Ward. capitally convicted at the last
AsSizys holden at Yot k, for attempting to poison
her sister, and who was reprieved on condition of
being transported for Ilk, has obtained front his
B-oyal Highness the Patna itaGatil.‘ a further
remission of punishment, and has. been sent to
the Penitentiary. at Millbank, where she is subject
tics cnofitteutrnt for ten years, as a capital convict.
011ie is a very interesting young_ woman, and has
tacited motAt attention in the North.

A Sitoettxes 111trupea.—We are extremely can•
evrned to state, that upon the night of tke 20th
instant, the house tit ,I,lgNey FatzELL, Esq.
situate it► the County. pi Wexford, was entered by
a sanguinary gang, consisting of seven despera-
does, who hihumanly murdered him. The .only
rootlet. which can be assigned for this diabolical
act is, his having solve short tittle before dispos-
sessed some of his tenantry of their ground, which
be took into his own possession.
Somebody omit have theM, is the general cry
every where, but who, remains unexplained till'
the Gist day of October, when Three Prizes of
2,0,000 t., besides ttn inhnity of other Capitals,
Dont be distributed to the Public. Surely this is
the rime to try► f►r no previous Lottery ever af-
forded the same opportun►ty, and
,that is still
better, they are not stationary; but must all be
drawn that tiny.
A celebrated Singer was charged, at Martha-
tosgh-streit Police Office, with en assault of a
b►einous nature upon two watchmen of the park!'
of Mary-le-hone. He was committed fur want
of hail. We feel compelled; to remark, that the
Gentleman Minded to is well knows to have la-.
toured several times under mental deranement,
of whihli he has again exhibited symptoms to
thore,who knew him, within these tew daye.---;
Vtiorniug Paper.) ~