The Sun.
London, England, 1816-10-26 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPEMS,

MUNICI4, OCT. 11.--. The Princess Charlotte
arrived this evenint.ittt Nymphenherg. ller Royal
Highness. pas?ed ope night at Esslingen, at the
seat of Prince Wrede, and one at .Netihnig with
the Princeis DUWager of Densponts.
, Flom ltusstA, StiPT. 24.—M this empire lies
then within the last ten yearsito be one of live
'first Military powers by land in the world, exe,
tionS are now making to raise its navy to Hulqunl
degree of eminence. The Rassian Empire poi-
gessvs SO and various coetsta from thin
White-to the Black Sea, that it must be moro
easy for it than fur any other State to eleAtC
consideralile navy. Concerning the clivilions of
this.pavy lo the Eaxine anti the Sea of Asoph,
as well as that of Cronstadt, we have detailed
ac-
coutitS. •

it is perhaps not so well knosin that tliere are
now extensive dock yards at Archangel also, Th'tf
timber fur the ships built at this place is convened
thither Ou rafts front the, interior of the Fauptre;
the ammu►►ition, at tillery, Ste. Comes from Cron-
stadt. There have been already built at Archangel
two sit of t. 141 line, (me tit the►tt or one It►ttt
jrCi) • and trtenty guns, and six frigates
several large'and small ships of war are ott the
stnck.s, anti, wore to be•partly finished this sum-
mere Two brigs with ammunition, artillery, and
other naval stores, with which the ships that
were ready could be contpletely equipped,,have
arrivett'thi., summer at Archangel from Cronstadt.

Et11;11 artiVit.y is shorn to ijuild a fleet at the
the Ivtn re, via.
natetre(licainlitttitztektij,
(t'll:t.i?r(Zi o ‘ttl,e"%i•ero,f
only small ships of war are built, partly because
no good ship timber is to be found in that eaten,
try,hi anti
ghthe rpaeiiitil•cy be
oni;:u'e
risoite
ihwitrice at ia
tllltheotlli):rut partsparts tf
the ROSSiiirl 17.141pi1e. However, the ships of war
built there arc ingiCielit to protect iiir trade to
the Alention Islands, and the Nottli-west counts
of America. Of 'the voiseti built at Arehitogel.
two ship% of the line and four frigates have put
to sea, and are expected atCronstaitt, it littsAits
has in a tew years tiros placil:d its external ineanti
of defence on a very respettablc footing, the tjo-
vernmetti is equally attentive 40 promote internal
hittl CX(Crilla lifotitivn, by the Tre,ity.
of 0)11,111(4Tc which Russia has,caneltuled with
the United States etf North Aniteica, and the en-
deavants to form• commercial contitictions
vtitti
China Anil Japitt) these e indeed been hitherto
fruitless in respect to the last kingdom, but the
vela tlani may be changed here very shot t Ty,' it a
new torus or Government should be introduced
into, Joplin,

FR ENCH PAPERS.
aIICEIVED THIS MORNING]

• N4rt.rs, Oc r. B.—The American squadron has
terminated its operations. M. Pinckney has
abandoned the ridiculous pretence of maintaining
his negociation by menace. Our device is honour.
Irtmoe, OCT. i o.—We have received news

from Smyrna. The--executions continue. Seve•
ral Janisshries have paid with their heads the parts
they took in the revolt.
The plague is makiru great ravages ; a south-

west wind is now blowing which renders its et-
feet. more terrible to individuals. The inhabi-
tants show greater care than ordinary to preserve
themselves from the contagion.
Five iranissaries found means to get into a house,
where they coffin& ted violence upon the women,
and plundered all that they could carry off; they
afterwards escaped pursuit by embarking nn hoard
A ship, and it is feared that they will carry the
pestilence to wherever they disembark.
The Albanian pirates still continue their ravages.
Two ships going out of Ragusa were attacked hy
them and taken, the crews and merchandize were
carried ofF, but the sh!hts sunk.
THICSTE, OCT. 4.—Our new Governor is ex-
pected here daily:
Several persons who held places under Burma-
parte, among whom are Felix Raccioehi and his
wife, and Arrighi, Duke of P . are here ; they
live as rich individuals, and appear as such at the
public tvalks and theatres.

The commerce of our city continues to flourish ;
,of 1500 houses, 1000 ore occupied by merchants ;
house-rent is very high. The coffee-houses and
hotels sire very magnificent ; from 12 to 15 ves-
sels arrive here daily. The English commerce is
not so extensive 'here as In the North of Europe.
It is believed, that it the Government adopted
certain measures, Trieste would greatly increase
lo prosperity; what is most wonting lo the repair
of the harbour, for though it is the best in the
Adriatic, yet vessels are often numb exposed
some time'berk an American vessel, whose cargo
was estimated at one million, was lost.
I'‘RANKFOItT, OCT. 17.---Some time back tne
Wurtemherg Gazettes published,a description of
an iodividual who was suspected of having at-
tempted the life of -The Kiut. At half a league
from Stuttgard the body of a man has been found,
who it appears shot himself, and whose descrip-
tiou seems to tally with the above individual ; be
is so much dkfigured that it has not been possible
to ascertain who he is.

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VitENCII VAPERS.-(III'.CEIVED LAST NI(;I1T.)

22.---Charles Monier, Ex-Attjotan
of EngincerS, condemned to die for being an at,
compliee in a plot fur obtaining possession of the
castle of Vincennes, after poisoning the garrison,
was to litre been executed yesterday. lie was
ifoin the Ilieetre to ihe Conciergerie at
li.dfioist nine o'clock. Still ignorant of the re-
jection of his appeal to the Court of Cessation, he
quite sit his case, and thought only of under-
going art exAminaCon : but when the gaoler told
him he most prepare for death, he broke out into
violent transports. What,' said he, must I
the to-day 1. I have been dectived, I expected
a pt:rdon."nte Abbe Mottrez, chaplain, then
Oei ed hto the consolations of reii;ion, but he was
lite:Tr:We of Iktenitig. 'de asked urgently for :U.
`Joule, his advocate, whose airiskil appeared to

NM. OCT. 23.—Yesterday the *King gave a
private at dlmee to M.. :tJaine tie Biraw, on his
appointment to the futictiond of Counsellor of
State. His Majesty also gave an audience to the
Liglisk Admiral Sir Geare Cockburn, accompa-
nied by the British Miniate7. It is said that the
Adiniral presented to his Majesty an account of
116 ,voyage to St. Helena.
For the fature, every battalion of the guard on
duty at the Chateau of the Tuileries will defile oti
the parade with its colours.
The following is the result of the nominations
of ISI6 :—Twenty deputies not elected, in conSe-
(pence of the separation of the electors ; 2 depu-
ties named twice; 2 deputies yet unknown (Cor•
skit) ; 60 new deputies ; 174 deputies of the old
Chamber ; total 258.
It is said that 'several arrestations hare taken
place, caused by the revelations made by Monier.'
The first appearance of Mrs. Dickows (late
Miss Poole) is postponed to Saturday next.
• Gen. Donnadieu appeared yesterday at Court.
His Royal 'Highness the Duke of Kent is
shortly expected at Brussels, where he will occupy
the fine hotel he has bought.
110141. ctr, OCT. 12.—1 t was on returning from
PAris, when the city WOI occupied by the Allies in
1814, that the Emperor of Austria
first saw the
Prinees‘ Charlotte.