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London, England, 1816-09-06 00:00:00

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THE SUN.,

StILEM 0151 S DICERS F ALCUM AIIDEAT

LONDON,
FRIDAY,. SEPTEMBER 6, 1816; .

The following'Letter, truly characteristic of
British Sailor in sentiment and style, will not
only amuse but inform our Readers

Extract of a Letter received by a Gentleman or Esteouthfross
ais..tion, an Officer on board the Impregnabli,dataGibtste
tar Bay, Aug. 12; 1816.
" We arrived here last Friday, ara arc to Sait
either this evening or to-morrow morning for
Algiers; with the following force :;--2 -three"
deckers, 3 seventy-tours, 5 frigates, 4 bombs.'
gun-boats, and 5 Butch frigates. With this
force I hope we 'may teach the Algerines better
manners ; and, indeed, I think there is no doubt
bat what we shall.
ti The Royal Corps of the squadron are to be
divided into two battalions, commanded by tbP'
two senior Captains. I am with a division from
the ship attached to the first, which will laud
with the sappers and miners (a company of Ai°
arc in the Fleet) ,to blow up and destroy the 1)W
Series.

" The Algerines, by what I can learn, are Pe"
fectly prepared for us, the DEY himself isc°ll‘
scantly on the lines ;
"crefore, I should not b°,
surprised it we were to meet, with a warm recer
tion. They have Sent. their fair aex, and via°ble
property, into the mountains.
"' The last time Lord EttistoUTll lYtt3 at Mgler°
it was the determination of the DEY not t° fir°
the fast shot ; I hope be will act the same•wal
• a
now, it he dues, it will prevent our 10011 b
number of men. Lord Ex MOUTII is to lead in
tbm
Queen Charlotte, the Impregnable will ►oldr,tiv; an
we are to take up our position 'abreast '3l'1b
Mole-head, a large battery of three, tirr c't gun.
„d
Our terms are very reasonable indeed
0))1Y de
mantling their Fleet, and to erase (lira.
t‘'
the ground. Hope in. the course of a' b'et°-`'ll
let you knOw all about it." batteries la

." FALMOUTH; BEPT. 3.—Arrivett the chose"
fceld packet with front Malta and Ganator;
sailed from Malta th-e 30tIt July; and from Gibe Of.
tar the lith August ; filie confirm, the
Lord EXMOUTH with the Dutch squ dro 0 Jac
Algiers 911'the
telligence that
,we can karts. Also arrived tl.
14th ult. but brings No fartbetira
;Tor packet with a mail from Lisbon, in ;17 dais'

The Plague has, we rejoice to state, 06111
ceased in Corfu.

The contents of, the Paris Journal's of 11
are rather more interesting than usual.A IFtte
from Civita. Vecchia affords a curious account °C
b"t
an Ambassador 'on his way to Rome;
ther from Tunis, or Morocco,' or both, or 'e!'
is' not more clear than the oliect
J

extraordinary mission. °
1:
We know not whether the Spanis.l) Espeffit'o
will be competent to pot down the I usurrectivn
South America ; but, in the prospect of
tile%
success, several Bishops have bon APPowe' AP
consecrated to dioceses in that country_ ith
Spanish Cabinet is also going on very briski%e,
an investigation previous to new n1.01.01°4'1,110
agriculture and commerce of the kingdonb

Treasury is still deplorably poor.
Under the date of Venice, the Gazelle 'l'; I/111'c(
Ad en'
has a communication calculated to excitet ot
tion were we convinced of the authenticilY
rs,
those articles which find place in the l'a,ri' P 3144,1
It states, that Austria. is putting the new Yri°
110,
kingdom into a formidable state of defen
ncei c
a IV
plains bitterly of the situation of Venice, 'I- ty
directly accnses it 3 rulers of partiality, fieveri
and injustice. ' -.' s
.
' tgr
The Naples account
.mentions the arrival 0 o. 1
Pz tqCKNEY, the American Minister, 00 siec
11 - ilio.
Mission, but does not hint at its being 4)f 3 ik.
tile nature. He is now said to be goio gl°

.teriburgh. tinles
the
Among the other physicat signs of -
tlier4 has been an erruption of Vesuvius.
Aft

We-bare also Germa cv -
pers.
lie
PecuuLry ClaiMs of SWit4el.l3 Id 01.1

.- •
Couhtry hve beta acceded to give same de-..
tails of the extraordinary 'effects .of the weather
'on the Coutillent.

.....

The Company's ship Metcalfe arris4d off 'Ftai(-
logs yesterday, having left the undermentioned'
places on or about the following periods : -
Fort St. QeOrge 23d Auh. 1,, I 5.
Deng- al . 2d !Azad), 1816.
Dandy -
St. Helena -

The ship iistell was in lat. 7. 13. N. and long.
20. 02 W. at noon, the 12th July, 1816, all %veil.

We have received the Dublin Correspondents
the 2d and 3d, and rejoice to say that they corn
Idetely dissipate the apprehensions excited by a
mischievous paragraph; stating that an alarming;
illness had attacked' the excellent Loup LIEU
TENANT. So far for ilie'tfe being any truth in this
rumour, the Correspondent announces that his
Lorckhip and the Duchess of DORSET were to at-
tend Miss BTE: Fll ENS'S benefit onWednesday:%viu;'l
ore of the most brilliant audiences ever wituessed
iu Dublin would grace the Theatre.

" In con,equence of the improved appearance
of the present harvest, and the late abundant sup-
ply of Wheat in our market, the price of the
tpartern loaf leas fallen three-poice in this city, in
the course of the last fortnight,"—(Treteman's
Exeter Past.)

Of course, the Bakers themselves do not set
the Tr Zss;:e•itow in use" at Exeter as they do in
Iknntlon, otherwise the good folks of that city,
instead of a reduetion.of price, would have been
imptidently told, weekly, as we are, that accord-
ing
to the old tnode there would have been a fall,
but according to the new 'moth) there is none
Tenipont •

The Correspondent of the Morning Chronicle at
Dams Ayres has written another letter to the
Editor; dated iitn September, 1816, in which be
advises tis to etinsult the Map again before we
lineation his geographical knowledge,. and ex}
plains that in his former Letter he not mean
Saota Fe, the Capital of New Granada, but an in-
significant place called Santa FiS, on the Rio Pa-
rana, 230 miles from Buenos Ayres. Why Alert
tlid the first Letter-Wt iter attach an unnierited
importance to his intelligence. Between him and
the Second (if they are not one and the same),
the Chronicle must decide whether it was rendered
y of ignorance or imposition.

There was a rumour some time ago that tr
Spanish vessel,, inanned by the Patriots of South
Atiterrea, had been sent into the European seas,
and Was cruising off Spain; and in Cadii Paper's, '
which have leached us to the 14th Ult. it is stated
that on the Sth there hail arrived in that port the
tipanitilt brig San Antonia, Captain BAIITI,LONIK
CiaoNta, in 37-days front Puerto-Rico. The Ct,p-
tt~iiu'
repotted, that on the 3d, at 7 o'clock r. as.
lie was eartured. by an,inSurgent brig, in lat. 37.
50 leagues. West of Cape St. Vincent, which
'had taken from him a 'esible,"five small sails, the
boat, twelve btgs of cocoa, seven barrels of
coffee, some provisions, and all the ship's papers;
It is remarkable that he was hoarded under Ame-
rican cOloari, ttiongb the plunderers alterwattis
stounied those of the insurgent Patriots of, South.
Anieriest: We nshoidd this as soMething
""f " Pit iti'cal transact*, condncted perhaps' by.
'eertain loose suhtjects oI the united' Slati.ol. or
'men almost without a country, joined by a' few
"Spdnish Americans.
Advices of the 15111'301y 'from Cape Praoc,iis
state, that -two Englishmen had bc there
by order of C. ri arsTornE , but Whether on account
itE Fmougling; or any other cause, the lettcr doesi
lint noin;ion. SeVeral English were preparing to
leave Cu litaTOPttleil dominions iu consequence.--t
(31ornuig Paperl
Th't.? fluke" of WELLINDrOI left Paris on Sun,
41mv morning. lie will be' a Moat!) absent.
• It is said to be determined, that the two French
Chaminirs,s'hall Meet on the ISt'of October,'
The Duchess (Ise Bea at has discontioned for
tome days her usual dancing lessons. Front this
the Par s Editors langur happily.
Peirce Jerome of Montfort, alias the King, of
Iresitihn/ia, alias Mr.,' citoms Bt.tost.trA writ, pai,sed
'l4OllO Vieuua on tilt 20th, going to Hauseburg
,tt, v,iBit..Maiiame MURAT, witOlCe he
will go to Bruan, fle was preceded by the arrival
stripe custoin-hous'e of 150 packing•cases,
longing to bim, many of which are said to'cOri,
lain works of krt of: great value. HaVe not we
always said that your revolutionizing.was the best
trade extant ? • •
A Geatleman recently arrived from ,Vienna
l'ilogs Over 'a singular report existing in that
al at 'the time of his departure ; which is,
that the, Emperor FRANCIS had intimated a wish
to retire from the Government of his country,
"11, in fact, resign his crown.. This is very
imptobable. The _Emperor of AUSTRIA is not
nil- old man. It was but the' other 'day' that
Le talked of marrying a Saxon Princen't-and
donot generally retire •from basinesti, naafi-
' l'"liluly-so sit:Ludicl a one as, his Majesty's,,jUSE at
the time they many.
• A report readied town yesterday, that M. Con-
vevro, the French Minster of Finance, who had
. lust returned to Paris, had been seized with' +a fit
4.4 aIMPIeXy that the Dike DB LEYIS' was,
111 consequence, to take his office.
Alter a trial of some days' dttration the Court
of Assize at Dijon has declared General VIIAII3
LFJBAS, HERNOUX, and RoYEtt,
~,ecti,eti of Conspiracy in the affitir of the 420th
mlar,h,lBl3, Not GuiltY. •