The Sun.
London, England, 1816-11-06 00:00:00

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WEDNESDAY, NiOVE'iiiirEll '6; 'lBl6.

Ii IftCl"R :H MAIL.
IREctuvaD THIS 11401ININGA

nkRLIN, OCT. 15.—,11is blaiesty the King has
matic,fi:Present of. a Regiment of •Cuiritssicrs to
tite:Grand.Duke Nicholas, previous, to .his depar-
tare. tfor-,11 agi and .
-'morning.eittly 'the -Minister of State anti
Chief Marshal of the 'Court, Count,Von der Go!z,
sera, forFrAnkfdar on .the. Maine, where he will,
till the important post of Prussian Representative
a n Plenipotewiiity to the Diet.

FRANKTOIIT, OCT. 2.7.--Tlie next Conference
of thellinisters is fixed for the 30th inst. In this
it is thonght the question wilthe agitated,
Whe-
iher nny rdigioni ceremony thulkecompaity the
opinion Of the Diet;

Baron Von Humboldt is •appointed Prussian
Minister in England.
ST. PRTEIISI3III4OII, 0CT.,26....A regular Post
is now °established between Petersburgh rind
iVarsaw, by way of Riga, Mitan, Kowno, and:
Mariampol. It commenced the 19th
This is in consequence of the will olhis Imperial,l
'Majesty, that the communication between the
two capitals may he as speedy as possible, and the.
post not require above ten days-
HANovra, OCT. 28.—1 t is said that large qoan-
lilies of potatoes, bought up for,etting again bete
and elsewhere, have been detained in the neigh-
bouring countries by desire of this Government,
and are to he brought hack hither, which %I ill be
a great advantage to the, poor, as potatoes have
risen to a 411.4 t price, which of course Increases
the price of corn.

The 'trot thy Conineilor of the Consistoty and
second Court, Chaplain Guile, is dead.
STUTTGARD, OcT. 25.—Hi.3 Majesty yesterday
gave an audience to Ptchifient Von Baumbach of
S:txe Ileldhntlhausen, in which the Pres'ident
•usked the hand of the Princess Amelia, Lis Ma-
jesty'rs niece, for the Hereditary Prince of .sOte-
flalburghnusen ; the Prince wa,, born Aug. 2?,
1789, attd the Princess (daughter to Duke Louis
4,f Wurtcniberg) June 28, .1790.

STOCKHOLM, OCT. 22......Otlestanciing army is
now 24,000 men.

Exchange: on London, Oct. 29th, and Nov.
Ist, 35. 4,-35. 7.
ST. PCTERSBURGIT, OCT. 15.—Suc1) continued
rains fell in June at tialit,t, on the Chinese lio► .
lietA, that the torrents from the adjapent noun.
tains eanstul an inundation in 'Kink t a itself, which
has done touch damage : nothing of the hind has
ever happened there in the memory of man.
STOCiCTIOLM, OCT. 22.—During the year 1817,
the frontier between Sweden and Norway
_will he
surveyed, and where it is necessary new boundary
marks erected. The wlnde frontier, Whirl, is 140
Norwegian mites (between 7 and 800'English)
lent:6, is to be visited in three divisions, earls by
a Norwegian and a Sweetish Officer, and the rec-
tification of the frontier to be repeated every 15
years.

That the weight of the bread may not be les-
sened in consequenre of the increlsed prices of
corn since the ball harvest, the bakers now re-
ceive corn at lower prices from the public maga-
zine'. ifhis is st happy result of the fund of
2,000,000 of dtlitats, set apatt by the last Diet to
purchase corn in the country in good years, that
the prices may never tall ton low, to the prejn-
(lite of the farmer, and that tittle may always be
a stock in hand. .

The fo.tndation for the statute of Kin► Charles
the 13th, to be erectua t the- eiperice of the
Crown Prince, is now ready. The medal is taken
from the captured cannon, of which 84 lid in the
artillery-yard.

ENOLIsH Fentatgo,—A small farmer in., the vi-
cinity of Manchester a. few .days since killed a
cow, and sent part of the beef and a quantity of
suet to his son, a weaver in lilackley, Naha- limn;
it up so near to the window that some one in the-
night broke a pane, and carried off the suet, In
the morning, the Weaver, misiing his'sttet, wynt
to the ale-house, where be pasted up the follow-
ing advertisement, which still remains, an evi-'
elettee of the right John .13oll—geoeimily and
spirit Whereas, last night, a gnaw ity of beef
suet was taken away from the house of Thomas
'Wolstonecroft—this_ is to give notice, that if the
person who took it away will appear and prove
that be was forced to do to by distress, the said
Thomas Wolstonecroit will give him a aoaell Of
flour to:make the suet into clumPlingi ; hut if he
clanot prove that lie was in distress whets hY
stole it, the said Thomas Wolitonecroft will ftl;l►t.
him, and give him sv. it he beets, hitu."----(Vcataß
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