The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-23 00:00:00

EXTRACT OF A LETTER.

" You, however, complain that trade of all
kinds is very bad in that country—now that is
something different from what I expected. I wits
inclined to think *ft om the great demand there was
for goods, that Inkiness of all kinds would be very
good; butithowever bad you may think business to
be in that country, I can assure you it is worst.
Imre. lt.is true mechanics get hi4iter wages in
this country than they do in, Ireland, but living
and clothing is so much higher here than it is
there, that it costs all the difference to live, anti I
am really of opinion that Ireland is yet the best
place tar a'poor man. We. have at this time. a
very great scarcity of money, which makes
business very dull ; and besides Sall that, pro-
visions are very dear and scarce. I will men-
lion one circumstance to you that will .cur-
,
vince you of the expellee ofliving in this country
last Spring there was is large quantity of potatoes
imported into this counttyltom Ireland, and they
wete principally sold tor sixteen shillinks per
bushel. Now do you think a poor man Can sup-
port a fatuity at that hire, and I might mention
many other thingsltetirly as high as that. I win

happy to hear my brother Arthur is doing wFII,
and would advise him to content himself where he
is ; for I really believe lie is better Ut there than
l►e would be in this country, nler the present
state of affairs. 1 have seen hundreds of Irish-
men7---yes, I might say thousands, that were tint
halt so well of, as the poorest cl►►ss of people
were in Ireland when! lett

The:old Masters of the Mint, or Moneyers, as
they were called, used to. ittstop their mottoes opon
the coins issued by them. It appears by the 4th
volume of -time ArelotoLigin, p. 363, that the So-
tereigtt-Pennies of BowAuh the CON ussont boar
namcs of Ito teas than t‘venty-sevetm of I li.o
lit oneyers tor diltereimt towns, us .iyivotti on•
rein red tnt Luna. The names .of thirty.otme of
;hem appear mom time pennies O 11AimoLD
Lecfel on I.tinden—waineatt Hampt ; tool those
of sixteen then, on %%lost iN calk(' the Canopy
Penny of XVlLLtitm the Cosatieson*, ris dgeltte
utt Wenc--.4egetni on ',anti,. This old co,tolo is
preserved in the new coioage, trim;; ‘‘imiell the
initiAl letters 4.1 time name of the Nl,l•itcr rite
Mint W. IV'. I'. anti of the (ientienttin who exc..
cotes the f)iecc%, t. itrtick. .They ore ,no the
wraAtil Which totrrottnds the arrnt,. S40:111 :ti
scot to be tii*ertnible by the milted rye,

VIENNA, A CA. B.—The Emperor will depart ott
the 70th of this month, to go and pass some drays
on his estate at pollitsch, in, Moravia. HiS Ma.
jetty will.return by the end. of August. 'lbis
journey would be sufficient; if it were necessary;
to confute thei soma
which has been for so
months in circulation, and which foreign news-
papers have but lately repeated, that the thre
Allied Sovereigns would have an interview at
Top' t i.

For these three days paSt there is no longer;
such a crowd about the Bank, because every one
knows for certain the day when he can change !Co
paper; but there is such pressore at the Boreal.
\Olen the petitions are delivered; that it has beeis
necessary to double the wood; this crowd
ever, diminish in proportion as the regula a
rity ptly.,
Meta Shall lessen the number of demands, all those
who present themselves Cannot be dispatched witlt
the same celer,ity amd,.eaactneSs; a ilifference is
made as is just betaieen those olir, want money
for the business, and the speculators who onlas
want to sound the means of the Bank, and to iet

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upon the Exchunge aecortiinglp. Though thesd
Are generally sntisfieil last untl Nrtially, the Ex.
chattgeon Augsburg huts risen to f.flB7+l. '
Sro+Ton en, A tro.• I g.%-4-li4 MaieNty, by
erce of the ,sth rat this month, bus creAten u
Tribtinai for the aisedbithicii
I 'Hines utul Counts, and huts provisiormlly
lute(' for thi3 porpote the Court of Appeal at

FUNERAL CEREMONY
FOR THE QUEEN OF PORTUGAL,

•
I,lsenN, JULY 20;.—The OetettlOny Mond at tilt
death ut our t3overeigus took place this
Three anaphith tdi res or scaffolds, hOng %Vick
black, tvere ,efected. One in the Place de ht
Mentoria, the ether at the Regency, and' the
last opposite the cathedral, In the centre ap-
peared an esentcheon, pat tly covered, which an.,
nounc'W the end 'of the reign of .Alary the
Fir!4t, And,thetotunierteetnent of that of John the
sixth. All the 'reihnnal, and the Senate chid nt
ntotaning at the eeiedinny. The. JA trnr-
iiey-qviierill rode nn horseluieki wearing black
and crape, which deseentled,trtrtet his hat to the
ground : his house. was Atlsn yolUttitioucti in black.
It teas. on the whole., a sad :,peetarle.
who hollowed on 'foot wore lot% cloaks ; their
hats were united ihmtiiwaitit, awl Acti' col ieo i.
lit .Memburs of the Senate ch'wit aki
ptoeetishitt, which moved txtruig between dOnble
Miry of troop,,. Behind followed t,,:; imothiest
revisirr mitt ittfelitry wit h their 1 vtcrt•it'd
Sidritill kind pitillt!' IC el v ii iii
lot.ttithts.:44 ittett t»tihrht.4y reflections ttpou.tht!
frattity of human grandeur.

FILENCII PAPERS,

itRECRIVED `rtes 14ouNiNG.)

VAWIS. AUG. 20.--:-Theyl aye comtneneeil cutting
*the corn in the environs of Faris. The ii vest
-seems prosperous. The rye is nearly all got in.
Four Tripptitan or Algerine Corsairs have been
•seen severs) times upon the toasts of Provence.
According to a new regulation the minor theatres
flie`forbidden to att pieces taken front the scrip-
-tures.

The Prevotal. Court of Douai has condemned
'to deportation Fitment, a beggar, cothieted of
'trying rive to Republire in the streets of ,Valen-
.,
dames on the 9th of June.
DIJON, AUG. Monday next, General
Veaux, Hemoux, Louis Lejeas,Royer, Mat inet.
Chevalot,Poutot-Bellenet, and the woman Boulee,
will be brought before the Court of Assizes. They
ere accused of joining the conspiracy of the months
which preceded Marc!), 1815, to overthrow the
legitimate Government, change the order of sue..
cession to the thrape, anti excite the citizens to
arm themselves agliust the royal authority.
M. Riimbourg, Proeuron General in this im-
portant trial, will take upon himself the duties of
Public Ministcr. The accused mil he defended—
General Veaux, by M. Cabet ; M. [lmmix, by
lloksard ; M. Lejetts, by M. Ladey ; and M.
toyer, by M. Most.
'J he remainder of the accused are absent.
VIENNA, AUG. J.—Count theCxernicheff is treat-
ed here with the greatest distinction. lie often
dines with the Emperor. It was this General who
by a simple declaration overturned the Throne

of Westphalia. It is thought that he is charged'
%vitt ati important mission to our Court, the
nature of which, however, is nolknowu.

Lord Stewart, Minister of England, who had
taken the chateau of ,Haimbourg upon leaie for
five years, has given up the lease for a certain
time so that Madame Murat will not go to Pres-
burg, as was her intention.
The brokers, whose offices had been shut up
for stock-jobbing, have nbtained permission to
open them again, but they lave been enjoined to
be more circumspect in future.
They are working with the greatest- activity in
rebuilding our fortifications. • The number of
workmen has been increased.

Part of the Will of the late Empress was pub-
lished in the month of June, but this monument
of I.berality and benevolence, consi*tiny► of more
than 2.00 articles, and written by the hand of our
august Sovereign upon several sheets, lot. not yet
been completely published, and what copies there
are, nee faulty. The Duke of Modena is declared
sole heir, but the legacits absorb the property. It
is true, the principal legacy is that of the Duchess
of Modena's.

We learn, that a .6rman has been nit(trelseti by

the Cirand Seigneur to all the Paellas, Magis-
trates, Receivers of the Customs, and other Func-
tionaries, established along the Danube, from

Thttgiade to the mouths of that river, to order
slot the Austrian flag might be treated with the
greatest respect. Anti in effect at Witidine Or-
sovett, and albitehe, our ships have experienced
nil kinds of favours. Nothing proves better the
•perfeet intelligence that exists between Turkey
and Austria.
At the Vienna Bank they make, as is jog in the

celerity of their paynient9, a difference between
those Who want money for their husinesg, and the
speculators, whose sole td is to sound the
means of the flank. They generaNy satisfy these
latter more slowly and partially.
The Course of E:•cchange upon Augsbarg has
risen to 287 g.

CIVITANECCHIA, Atio. 4.—The Sainte-Anne,
a Sardinian ship, coming from Sassarl, Captain
Andrea Delbone, declares,, that a vessel coming
from Gibraltar brought news, that the American
scpuldron cruised before Algiers, and that it bad
demanded satisfaction from the Dey for the viola-
tion of the treaty the Dey sent one of his ne-
phews on boArtt the American tomniotiore, b►ut
he at first refused to receive him 1 but the Al
Deputy returning he was admitted on hoard
upon offering every satisfaction the Commodore
desired. He then demanded that, Christians of
every nation, who wished to quit Algiers, should
be set at liberty. It appears that this demand
was not foreseen by the Bey, who hoped to escape
by an act of submission.

The Ainerican squadron has burned flue ships
u the road.

It ii believed that there has been a descent, and
°tat the Day has quitted Algiers.

It appears that the Porte has not decided ttpon
droving Europe upon its arms, and losing Alba.
pia, the Mores, and its European possessions on
account of the regencies who bays otter dis-
plettNet! if . _ -

7:“.‘tnitecn Christian risauers arrived at,Sassari

Aron bad appeared before Algiers.

The cities of 'Alas and Tripoli are in the gem et
agitatidn. it is general in all the iiTovincesarthe
Mahn-inn 'kingdoms. Has the inoment ut 'ven-
geance at last arrived?

veniencc of,making him bear the weight of a con-
demnation which will be in a great degree perso-
nal to himself, and for which he can be but insuf-
ficiently indemnified by some rreneli Exiles; td
whom lie has lent his name, and Who are the real

CONiTANTINOPLE, 16,—The plague un-
happily continues to make greater progress in
Constantinople and the environs, and the namber
of patients in the Latzarettos increase daily. The
accounts froth Smyrna, Cania, and Alexandria,
arc equally melancholy.

VIENNA, AUG. imperial Eliglines the
Archduke liaynier, when lately kit Vienna %vial a
small suite, is gone, as we hear, first to Florence,
and then to Leghorn, to visit the Archduchess
Maria Louisa.

Last Sunday Dutte Albert of Saxe Teschin gave
a great entertainment, at which were present his
Majesty the Emperor, with all the Archd►►kes
and Archduchesses, and Prince Leopold of Sicily
and his Consort. A Report, which is not authen-
ticated, says, that the latter is destined to become
King of Naples after the death of Ferdinand IV. ;

that the Crowns of Naples and Sicily will then be
separated, and the present and Crown Prince
Francis, succeeded his father as King of Sicily.

MAILS.

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PRICE 0F STocKs
THIS DAY AT T %%rimy?. o'ettocit.

Brink 2174
.1 per Cent.
3 per Cent. Coos .........1;
4 per 7;1 78
5 per Cent. N."Atiti.....92.13

Bawl* L. 5-I(ith9
Rs. pr.
Exch. UM*. 4i. O. pr.
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