The Sun. — London, England, 1816-05-11 00:00:00

[RECIsiVED THIS MOUNINaI 4 CHAIN,iGE . 1 / 2 1INISTERSL, IPAV;S:MAY#-13 . y v a Decree of the cOntafned holtwthliteui or this (hiy, Liihic nilmimZttli Allnisteri of the Interior ; Count liaohlant Minister, of State, and a Member of the Privy Cwt~tteil ; add,' the Chancellor of France takes the Seals instead of Count de Bathe Ilarb6ii, the present keeper, whose ill health obliges him to Ictire h 007 (Ace. - COLIMA 1...0F M,tt• A 01 GENP:II.II. Among the Papers read by the Reporter Wils a letter, receive 4 by the Doke de Fitz-James •frorn General. Bertrand, dated April 19, 1. 1 .1 4, contain lug his sidnnis,ion and oath of fidelity to LOtlll N:Nf n. -- He then, in a long speech, pointed out the guilt of tile' General; lie mentioned chiefly Iffy nearing artrii against, France and the I,twitsi Authoritic3. , . Alter the Ilepotter hactehnellnletl, 141. Joussehn Deiasette, a ennhin of General liertrand, demand er; threi ttiontit's dcfay, itt otder in notify to the r,;ener'al the proceedings :ordered again3t. (14.mtin.i rcrtosed. 'The Cbtmcil then declared Gclif.ral Ittertrand ,a)(1 sentenced Jilin to death. MAY B.—M, Hyde de Neuville artiretl 1-3ret oit the Ist ,)f 11;,y, to embark hi tit' ';E rr~rttte i t s Aiiihasf4ador for Antuyica., • 011t)t 11111 i, it is said, doermitteil to .Lerfite himself to the serviee'a the church'. Wink!Den el»plOyed in- converting into n t hap!! the piainber thi!. cqrkeivrgitic, ,wl4c`ll SttiV6ll 'ACa prison to the Queen,"' • Ale,Kiawbeinginfortned that the Inhabitnotfi 9f,POittiwere. tiCiiit'otlS to halve It gramd diiploy firewmici on tile toarfiage of the Doke of fierry, cipteitsed u tv iwi, dolt the foods necessary for that tiofpose might be imn e n i seftilly - imploy,ed. In, ebnsegiteneo t ten orplians:fare •, be married u the day of the Duke's marriage, %%lin arc teach 1 them to receive 11 y Look HS t pmt CAUL - 911110E, MAY btitidreid ():R : : di,- cbargeii: of cannon annOtniceti this morning t hat the Grand Doebesa was brotigtit to .bed of a iote. 20,—The Chevalier tie (loopy, who was sent Iron) the Cabinet of Aostr - ia with 'propositions to the Qiiren of ir.,(rtititt, relative to fiEeiiptAiire flf LoCea; or nn indemnity WI :111 u7(- : cliiktige for tlrc Dochr of I'arnot, 'left city withnot tilio.veileti Ilk ty..gnei , tion..---. C~"e sere infotineil that die:King rt.. inset] an aunieticc to Prince dor front Amitria, oo.accooot of their ditiei ritExcu PuNm;, or Cents zig f toe. Bank Actions.. . .. ....... tool, f. 15 c. CURACOA, FEU. 0.--m•it seems certain, from counts received via Sr. Thonias's, that iti~ Attic- Cayes the Carapiettian emigrants, refugees from Carthagenut,havenistnibled from all parts hi con. sider:tble thintbers, anti, it is asserted, with the desi l .;ts, ofeittier rep•niring 'to the assistance of their friends i .11 the revoiteti Ishild of Murgurita', 0r oOce more invading the Costa Pirma itself.. We have on knowledge of what inetioS they pos. secs to carry this plant into effect ;.,ut that it will be atnempted oit a larger or smaller scale is highly probable, collitiet ink; the desperate situations in ntany ale placed,._ cut off front all re sources. • Their privateers, it id said, have been very sne cessfid in cutting otT the Sin:a:jab trailers ion Coba to Jatirtia ; one (the Popo), it is alleged, took in cash ,upwards of 80,060 dollars from one I;aving nulOngei..a Port of their own, the coast 'of wt. (Hayti) iltrurds them faciii fies to dispose ot their captured. Si: :, ,teen'Antetienn stthiects, Avho l a rd been de tained at Santa-Martha, arrived on Titeddity iii the Decoc t rte :'several British subjects, detain-', ed at Cartliagena, were expected shortly from thence ar 111 ocher' to &)t. rete4t. NEXT TUESPAY THE LwrEny nEGEN:i, WHEN EVERY TICKET DRAWN WILL, M A PRIZE, AND THE FIRST PRIZE MAY RE a5,0(j01.. NI AILS. Ault) Prance, ) lit►teLurgb, I Ddiairi, I It Lcs'hord. ' Di! i;---71 (iottittiburtilt. PRICE OF' STC)CKS THIS -I , AN---WF •FWV,I2VIY. tiCLOCK• 1.33i51; 361 e 1163 h 3 :.:Lock, 1,4 , r or. lied 3 11(.1 Excheq. tir. pr. Ceol, 7.5i;;* Otimittio, .. • 184 :N..N3~tiDitAt) ..181 h..1,1c ti;t tos II IC, f 1 W.VITIL . 1 ' 1. 1.0N:i0:`;15)111)6E'T()-MOlifIONV, t'at.niii;;;4B InltitlCc. after yrs ll- (,);, .4 1.1 UN. 101,em vtrig DI( Eke, AtIDEAT? lA)NDON , 5.47 171:1).4Y, 'MAP 1 1, 1816. GLIMAN PAPERS., L.P.T•rrta PROM itit l / 4 11k14, Aran. thj 'treaty of 'the 14th instant, Bavaria obtititis as in demnity for the roorwries retto.cetled to Aettstria-. 'ON 'THE LEFT IIANh Or THE minis, Tu the .Deportmeut • of Mont i ronnerta..Danx Vows, -Kalferslautern,. and Spires, ,%vith ; the ex teption Of Wortns anti Pfeddersheini, and the Canton of' K iriqateitn, Poland. In the Departthent of ilte ,`i; n D'stectri of. Mithltnohr,.Pdicieaitel, and Cassel, In the Departtnent of the Lower ettntria,Town and Fortress of Landau I th e h t s t as a fortress crt the Confederation ; also tine Bergzabern,` Langen, Kat,d a l ; th:t,bisiricts in this Wpm uncut upon the Left. Mule Of the' Lanter, ceded 'in the Treaty of Paris. 9: 4 1 THE WIGHT BANK OP THE RIIINii. . . lite Fulda liaillinges Harnifielburgli, including FUlda and Saieek Bruekenan, 11'ey4ers, anti a part , Biberslein;, also the Austrian ,Bailliwiek ate(kiretz, lying within the Bavarian territory.— Jlavariik oin'tiins other cession's, but these not he iuivatgri•ed upon, Austria hos engaged to indent-. nify it for the revelinUCf :13Avaria receives also 15 311144 , 10414 of franks for thth . French contributions ; the raitxiintun of tint salt to be given to ILivuvia ; I t 0 eceiain,rneau price is 200,000, but, on the other a' free trai:sit ta r tis givet4 to thcr negociations are to be entered upon con-' corning military roads, and the posseision of, a iietwe - ci) Ilechiofasgafloit Iteichen. ) ) ,11, a ,vOl ris about theetitting of wood in the foetficrot Sabtherg,.for the Ilavbrian -salt•works. ti .4 1 / 3 1.711011, ISIAY 3.-.....141terS just received by the 1 )(.6.t front St. Petertiburgh state thdt the new ti, ; .l,d, b the Emperor, is now under the press. rrr , 0r , ....-nellee is guarded by soldiersi 'Amnon Ut.llitinhigb, April 30 antilirty 3-34. D. T' lje price of Gold rethairts the same as last week ; that of d , dld.rs has risen a balrytnny, be 'og 110,tV 4s. per ounce. . The. Pi pers of the kith Contain the trial, convikion, and condemnation to death, of Gene tee I BERTRAND, also iSi'llOWeirCE, luckily ehmigh, nt St. Helena, wit of the way of being eneented, cncept in,,etfigy. We we sou) , for his suffer - 'Ho ire , llits respect , and more sorry for the tiorerinneut which firs fallen into these mockvri, 4. Th4l Courts are very Hattie: reyaellnit C it N IN rsiind DROUOTWhODI lliry have in pi kon, and; for the same offence they hang y the procuration of 'a Dan) BERTRAND, vEIIO is OW of their retch. Well, at this distance of time limn die rebellion, we commend hanging according to the representative sySiern ! A Partin{ change of the French Ministry Las taken place, at vrh ich none of the well-itiformed- PRrate Corri . 4)o , ,liirni:4 gentry, so (1 . :t:0 in' all Cabinet secrets :At the Tuileries, and so 'commnni cative of diem to the British Public, lout given us thcle A lr intimation. `114i4 stamps the within ! M. Luucg, late President of the I)eptities-, named Minister:of the Litcrior, vice Count V.sti• ELArtt::,, retiro as a Min,ister ''of State and Privy Counsellor; and the Cti ANC EOO it t MO.'S the Scabs ili Elie room at ilaaaa'Mannots. who, is The CniNcimr.oll also as nines, ad ia/trim, the Portleoille ; ',..0f the Mini:!ttei of justice, the second officmof MAIIBOIS, , Papers haye a..1()3 4 .; dl3sertistimi re specting tilt 3. suits, lot we have nut room We have, howereri.,extrated the detail., of •tbekterritorial arrangements between Austria The tollowhig, describes the• farther progress if . the ExpeLlitii,9l tinder 1.,0rd El;.:saouTit in btingipg the flarhary to reitson. No one citn he more desirons itilit the di...predations cif i ‘ hese rtil!tEN effectultlly clet kvd, I)ut we colifes3 tlt t. tre highly npprove of the course taken to Hcenniplish rkirpose— a cotttse tar preferable to an expensire . war and } .too p ro b a bly, a fruitless crusade " GENOA, APHIL 26.—duthentic News.—Copy extracted from the Book of Health of the Port of Leghorn, sent exprevs by Seignor Ageut and Consul -General of Ilk Tesl:. cony, to Count De'sgeneys, Lieittenartt-General,. " .TLYNIS.—The English frigate the Tagus, Capt. Duna f s 61 40 guns, and 260 n►en, arrived from . Tunis'in font. (lays, with► dispatch es from the English Admiral for his Cons►►l, and for tl►t T o s- C. 4,11 Government.- " Captain Danes having given his ivoril of Conour, deposed, that he left Algiers after A(I. .!moot ;tad coneludtpiaea to fayotir of ilk Majesty the king of Safoi t , , that be touched at Tunis, where peace had''s o been concluded to the advantage of the same Screigo, and lastly be added, that the:, Admiral ‘t going With his squadton for the same purpose t Tri poli."' Siena, Saw the said) . sPAGNOLHI !,." a , Copy, liy the Treaty so happily concluded by L ou t Exmou-rn hetteeen this Country and tl e Pey ut TUNS, the latter, we understand, deelao, that in case hf friture warfare, no prisoners f t t t4e 'gin Shall be consigned to slavery, 'tot wilt tereive kind irratinent t ill they are regnla4 v ex. changed, conforming in this point to the iv , Ala i prisetie e uf civilized States. We learn betid t . ! ,, that they , are to be returned even without the d e - Mainl of ror9otn.--We have also heard, that raj- . rn s have been since taken and pit to death, hut of coarse without authority of the Govern ment, and the parties tire likely to be severely hu inflicd for this horrible 'outrage. 11 Li I L h I EAST INDIA FLEET. The under.;thentionea, ships froin.Chiart i arrived oil the isle of Wight yesterday, viz, ‘21:40. Er>eX t General Ceres, Vansittart, Ii iis, IlriAgewaier, Mniviii Camden, Atlag, and Warren Hastiiv,- David Scott. Ainwick Castle, They Sailed from; China the 30th January, and Sr. lld lia the latter end of March. The Ilerrtordihire and General Kyd were to leave China in February. , The Lady Flora, borneward-bound, left Chinn the 14Ith December, and was iu Lat. 34.13. N. Long, ;37. 20. W. on the 2901 - The Northampton, from Biitany Bay, had ar rived in China, and the Horatio frigate; no the 13iii January. News of the l'eaCe reache►J Chin* on the iStit of that montl►. The Maignis,of Ely Was *II in lat. 2. N. long. 2'2. 11.1Ajesty's brig Ferritt-laad arrived at St. Helena trinn the Cape; witl► letters from the Com pany's ship, William Pitt,.lviiichhud the Countess of LounEN on board passenger. PASiENGERS IN THE rIIFFERENr SHIFS From CHINA. F.liliitistoqc and Mr. Millit, per, Charles Grant,* Mrs.. and Miss Uratstott, per Essex; Nlr. Reeves, per 'Warren Ilitstingl; Mr, tiope, of Batavia, per David Scott ; Mr : Cortis, of Manilla, per Alnwick Castle; Captain Hamilton and Lady, of Bombay, per' Nlargois Cowden; 'Lieutenant M 6 l'heroon, it•ith Argirnent Alattrits N. 1., unit Lien% Ilibi;innetr, Regiment, per Bridgew4teri Col. Jamey Currie, Anti-Mtveter Charles %V. Itollamd, per Ainvrick Cairlc; Mrs. 1 , 011i.1t . prr David Scott.. Th second reading of the Alien But took plaCe in the [louse of Common's last night, after an in effectnal droll on the part. of the Opposition to throw it our, and ensure ,theb‘ foreign friends a comfortable asylum in this country. The votes were 141.f0r,. to 47 against the Bill, -Tbongb an ' Alien Bill in 'Peace k not 30 strikingly ueer,s h ry ai in IVar, ► • Vethink that fe'w unbiassed men can be found to maintain, after the convulsions of recent times rand 111e.i.lreadttiA prevalence of clissociatiorg, (not to sly reyortitintiary)• principles. that as a measure of precaution it is not . caictilated to lae, eminently, useful." It is far preferable that Government should lofve the power of removing an t i ki•eplng fr , ifir'sonr tnorestiatigerotis Fa 'vipers, than we should voluntarily em brace all d o : ditiicolty and confusion of brittAing them to trial for pliences of 'which' they' may he • A , accused, The late 'proceedings :against in English- I • . menrance preguaili"ctitriviiiiti point ,to illustrate- this'ttoctrine. tkad tbey.been ,rent oil under an Alien Act,.. like Lord .KINN-Alfll3, the French Government would have been stive&great trouble and' uneasiness. The only tenabte allegation that can be urged ti.;:iitist arming the Legislatmv with this autho rity is that it may be abased. To this we answer chit. the past motleratipa of Ministeti affords the be , t security that it %%ill out be abased. In 1814, from 21,640 , Aliens in this Country, only four were sent out—in 1813, front 22,244, no more than six were ordered to quit the Kingttom--•aad at present from 22,616 foreigners not one has yet been sent from the Country. Thesa,tacts decnon strive at once the mild and lenient manner in which this law is administered —but its very ex istence may be the cause that its application has so seldom been required. The PRTgcr. RAGENT Will bold A levee on Tiles. day Carlton-house. QI.II;CN tviil hOtti drawiug-room oil Thursday. rt►fortnation wets yeiterthiy received front ()it lands of the intention of Princess CUARLOTTE and Prince LeueoLo to expedite their retarn to Wall, and that they taw/ be expected here this day.--6 Camelford House will, however, not he rea.ly for their reception before Tuesday, and their !Ugh rieStf.4 are expeetett: to reNide the intervati at Wurwick 'louse. NAVAL N EWS. EAST INDIA FLEET. PonTsmottvt, MAY !O.—Arrived the Lowther , Castle, ItoIitTLACX ; Essex, NESBIT ; harks Grant, LoCK j Ceres, SCOTT; Inglis, HAY; Marquis Cpinden, SAAIPToN ; Warren Ilastiogs, Jorms Ahmick Castle, ROLLAND ; General Harris, WELBANK ; Vansittart, DALRYMPLE ; "Bridgewater, HuOtias ; Atlas, MAYNE David :leolt, LOCKE, from China, off the Isle . oi Wight,. on their way hir Cbannel ; Lord Catheiirt (pri : , vote ship), from Bengal ; Hatleston, THORNIBLI., from the Downs; Laura, M‘LINNAN, front Gan-, daloope ; Monarch, GASCOIGNE, from the Downs, for Batas , la; Betsey, WALKER, from the West. Indies : his Majesty's ship Ceylon from the Cape of Good llope,-..The above Iniliamen left China, the 20th of January, and St. Helena the 26th of March :—left at China the Northampton Botany . llsy Ship, and the Company's ships Herefordshire' and General Kyd, which were expected to sail shunt the middle of February. The David Scott and Charles Grant are anchored at St. Helena...'—', Sailed the PAragon, MILLER, for the Downs. -r" Vind W. N. W. thethe P o:u v r t i :b c : d t fi t i t n t —s t e l - c' t a v h i e n t : v b e s y r : n n n t i f tr4ry down from sailed,. the Susannah, PACROT s for Oporto. Ar rived the Elizabeth:from Jamaica. Fire o'clock.--Two homeward-hound East In- • diarnen have just hove insight—particulars can• not be ascertained by this post.—Wind W. i REMARKABLE PHENOMENON. VI N NTA , APR IL 24.—0 n the r2th of this month there acre seen from the Obervatory, at Prague, two paraselines or mock moons., The Astrono mer Royal, M. David, of that city, has published a detailed account of this rare phenomenon. The ;noon was at an elevation of 17 or 1.8 deg. and had a pale halo of 30 deg. in diameter. The first paraseline appeared to the West of the mono ott the circumference .of the halo on the 2J, a Hale later on the East. The elevation of each was the same as that of the'oon ; the side turned nest the moon shew ed • prismatic -colours ; and oil the opposite side they threw out eachra cone of light about two de grecs in length, and parallel to the horizon. 'The whole phenomenon lasted about 50 mi. notes, but neither of these mock moons obtaineti ' sired n degree of splendour a 3 to have heen miser taken for the real moon. The cones of light were like the tail of a‘etnitet, but - More refined and tto , pering.--(Vienna Court Gazette, April 24.) Mer MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES intend re' siding at Buckin g h a m [loupe during the r ema inder of this month, and nearly, if not qUite, the whole : of the next. :Her MAJESTY'S apartments at Wind stir . are undergoing a repair. The Duke of,CLAKENcit, the Duke and Ehehess , of CvstIlEttLAND, several of the _Foreign Ambas sadors and Ministers, with a select party, dined with the PRINCE REGP.NT yesterday, at Carlton' House.. From . a lately pohlished account of the Austrian military force, it appears that there are in the ar my sixteen Fielct-Marslials, in which number are included Dm` I ErMce lIRDENT, the Duke of YoRIK" and the King of. the NETHERLAND& - Government, it is said, have purchased within these few days 60,060 gontters of corn. To this Purchase is partlyattriboted the recent rise in the corn-market. , The principal , object fo r which the Dwell States General have been re.asse t t i ble ‘ l et dyer Hague, is to consider the means of removing, the fi.teal restrictions which exist between 'Holland • stmt Belgium. A subscription club has been established by the English Gentlemen resident at B EUSIC I S. It is to be open by ballot to the admission of Gentlernett of ail nations. 'The Coh►nteas of LOtiDON'arld litnitA, With If lC' 14iitliCS Ft4lllA 11.11g1 SOPHIA IlasTINGs, anti Lord' 1 - litiloparortn, are now on their passage ham.. from India, on board the 'William Pitt. The Earl of NORNIANTON will marry LAdt DIANA LIEHBEaT, daughter of the Earl of PEA" BROKE. most daring Rolitery.--Last night, or early this 'Morning,. the shop of Mr. BARFIELD* a shoe maker in Picket-sereet, Temple-batt, was:entered I y some noturnal tiepredator (it is sttpposed b!r the aid of Skeleton keys,) anti coropletelv gutted of its contents, consisting of so pair of boots and shoes, with which they get clear off. BURGLARY .—Last night the }those of Mr. Wel,. in the New-road, was broken ow, and robbed of rnon,:y, plate, 'and linen, to a considerable amount. It appears that the villains, entered by the draWin. , -rootn window s a f ter t h e f am il y h a d retired to b ed.P. The approach of Tuesday next, and the advan tti!l.es resulting front a pur chase in the Lottery' I),,fore Chit tidy have produced a bustle at op various Lottery Offices seltli witnessed. The infiticettients are eertrtinly . nl(Jit Ticket drawn uponimtbat clay cal) hen blank ; the first draiva al;nt;'e 5001. rurnt he 60001. and 'rimy be 35,000 t. ; added to which, all purchasers beiore Tuesday I.)c entitled to share in the liontis of 200 whole THtets ; and those who bought before the 27th of April, non buy wall 4" tititfly t.•liare in all the l'riz• s that may toll to: 400 Tick vls, may, %Toy lil,Riy contain Tivo I 'riat7 . s off; :JUANA!. bo4sivi at! CC Capitals.