The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-26 00:00:00

irt3Atintt-tAz4b.Patnpillet. It says that this
!al Step was legally justified because the printer had
not delivered the number of copies speciAed by thie
'Charter previous to publica atm. It is not likely that
afora of this *Mud would be neglected by M tie C.
or his primer; but the Police, by stepping in pre-
tious to ptiblidation, end scepicitrating an the
copies, Would at any rate put it out of their
power to obey the law, and, -as it seems, 'in the
power of their persecutors to punish them fur not
doing what their own oppressive act prevented.
These. Papers contain, however, one satisfac-

tory statement, 'namely, that the Commissioners,
appointed by the Allied and French Governments.
to setperintend the payment of contributions un-
der the Treaty of Peace, have ascertained that
these ha./e been strictly made to the 31st of July

last ; and that the ►laily payments for the cur-
rent six months are continued with the same
exactness. At the end of this period there will
be another Verification or Audit.

In different countries different matters are poli-
tically important. No topic short of " Universal
Ruin," " National Ba►►kruptcy," or at the least
" the Bombardment of a City," or" Stoppage
of the Coin no lc,►►ger current," can rouse Juhn
Bull from his lethargic speculations. In Con-;
stantinople, on the other hand, the dismissal of the
Sultan's Bather has set all the tongues in the Sera-
glio, and all the beards in. the City, in motion. It is
a prodigious event. What I►►fluence will next sue•
ceed to shave the Grand SeigniOr ? A war from
l'ole to Pole could not agitate other nations so
much as this;. doei the laud of the ;Massahum:.
The consumption of opium has been marvellously
increased; and every thing is in a staid cat dis-

traction.
(►u.---Whether are the Turkish or the British
Politicians wisest ? '

We give this day a full Report of the Trial and
Convietion,,,for.Coining, of die three persons who
entrapped the three poor Irishmen into the com-
mission of. that offence, for the purpose of ob-
taining the reward, upon conviction, commonly
called ir Blood-money.- A point, however, has
been saved in their favour, originating in the
very essence of their gu.lt ; it being asserted
that the coining was not with intent to titter, and
therefore not within the description of the offence
specified in the Statute.

Jamaica Papers have arrived to ate 28th of July.
A considerable sensation has been produced in the
Bahama Islands by the wreck of a Spanish Gni-
neaman, bound from Afrira to the Havanna!),
with nil staves : the crew and slaves were lauded
at Green Turtle Key, Abaco, and an Of had
proceeded to Cuba for vessels to carry the whole
to their origintrl. port or. destination, Captain
PANE L'4l-1 AM, of hi.vAfajesty's ship Bermuda, had
prN:teded.to Green, Turtle Key to seize the slaves
and bring thent It) Nassau (New Providence)-;
their emancipation would follow under the Act Of
the Abolition of the Stave TrAde, and they would
in the mean time be distributed amongst. the in-
habitants under indentures. The inhabitants of
the island of New Providence have petitioned his
Excellency C. CAmanot:',Governor of the Bahama
Islands, to prevent their being brought to those
islands, as they greatly fear for the safety of the
eoloniet:, if so many free negroes are ,thuitted at
one time,

The Journal ties Debuts of Sunday gives the fol-
lowing minute of a conversation purporting to
have, taken place between the Dey of Atcleas
and Captain I.lal.4oA:va, by order Lord ax.
MOUTH. it certainly is founded on fact, and nifty
be authentic for any thing that ws know to the
contrary; but xr is the first time we have seen it,
though the French paper professes to take it from.
the English dispatches :

" I informed the Dey that Lord Exmouth required
saris-
Nation fur -the insults offered to the Eng bli Consul Hod to
the English Whim. -
" The Des, aw,sitred, lam ready to give it. What is it
that you asl 1'
" l replied, Express your extreme displeasure at the via.
Ickes which, in the heat of the moment. you have exercised
towards the Consul, and hug his pird6o.hir these viulenees.'
" The hey rejoined,:Well, I beg his pardon.'
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" To this! achltql, ' AddreNs yourstlf to the. Concul, and beg
hi* partion: his he did in preximice of aVI his tlinisttrs..
(Sigocct) " JAMES BRISBANE, Capt.
" %nom, N14j4,,1r Wm. Goisia."

Yesterday dm Pnttrez MeGfiNT gave andienes
to the Dttkoa of Voux. and CLAIIIINGZ, anti count
MUNISTICIA.

The I)tik and Ddrhess of GLOUCESTER left
I.,'coginore in the aftcrneon for Clermont, to spend
`fe kv days With the PrinCeSS CHARLOTTE and
Prince,LEovot.o. •

Viscount 'MELVILLE held a Levee yesterday, At
t ice Admiralty Ofilee, tur Naval Officers, which was,
utimeroosly fllttllded.

Private letters froin'Sweden state, th'at it is ge-
nerally believed the. Minister ENGSTROM, though
very powerful, anti hr the favour of the enowN
PnINGE, will; not maintain himself a long time
timber iao his place, because the party of FERMIN..
PIPER grows more extensive everyday; so that it
will be impossible for him to resist much longer.
sword. of Prince Bt.i.lcitia i 4 of phi, and
very richly orrramented with diamonds and eme-
ralds ;It .Was a'pee!ent front rhe Emperor ALEX
ANDER.' It is Underftoo4.oat lie has been invited
by the Pettica RaGstcr to pay a second visit to
England, and kliat he will cot: ply with this
cation next year. lie always recollects his sta
in London with the HIM/St pleasure, and he bears;
an tinabaretrregard for the people of Great Bri.
taio,—(tiumiurgh, Sept. 17.)
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