The Sun. — London, England, 1816-05-10 00:00:00

FIIENCII T'AP'ERS, CRECEIVBD THIS mottNitqa.] PArus, MAY 7 —Cienersitl Cantbronne set *oft yesterday morning for Nantz. The Jour•ial d'Ailva announces that . several French ext.es who had settled in the great town's of the United States, have retired into the country. Among, 'the Nobles who hare been dismissed 'ham their irffices in . the Grand Duchy of Laden, for haring: signed the Address presented to the Sovereign, they mention Couitt de Berlichingen, and Baron de Zecknitz. The recal of Prince de itaunitz from Madrid, is not occasioned by any misunderstanding be tween the Courts of Austria and .Spain; _a; they write from Vienna that the Emperor is divased to nominate another Alinister. , Literature has sustained a great loss in the Abbil Chapin's. He was author of " L'Histoire "Alp '4gee des Revolutions du Commerce," " Uric ,Histohe de la Gucrie de Chailei de Temeraires," '" Des 'fables Chronlogignes," and " Melanges de Literature.'" The celebrated Nlademoiseile Oteimard Despreaux (au.Opera Dancer of the-last age) has just been 'carried oti bY a sadden death. VENICE, APRIL 25.—The beautiful marble lion, .placed above the gate of the Arsenal, I►,►s just been restored to its place. The Alorea is s►.ill infested with the, plague. • A s!►il) from the Levant brings the most la- Mentable news from `Smyrna. The inhabitants, constantly vexed by the Agents of the Porto, have, made an ineffectual attempt to throw off the 'yoke. In consequence of this insurrection, many of the 'first people of the country have been put to death,' and others arrested, who have sufferttl teverviy both i►t their persons and property. FTIENCH . FtWPS. 6 per Cent 5....... 69 f. 20,c. Dank 'Winos ' " 1064 f. FLANDERS MAIL EitteLlyEb THIS .MOHNINGI VtENSTA, Aran, 24.—Great preparations are rnsking here for the obsequies of the Empress, ;bey will he performed with thegreatest solemnity. The Duchess of Purina left Venice iit the seine titne, that the Etyperor set out iOr Trieste ; she goes to Palma to take posses - sion of her ne►v States, in which she ►sill tint make a long stay, ofterall:the formalities are fulfilled she Will re.: turn to her august rather, ‘vliont she will accom pany to Baden: Try Several parts of Russia, : prticularly at Patna, Nisc4ni-Norognrod, and C118a11 ) there has .been an , erttraortlinary storm, which has done great da, ;nage, The public buildings in the first of theSe Places were greatly injured.—ict ICischiii.Novo gorod the storm carried Off the roofs of the'houses' end the sails of the - wind-mills, threw down se persons,and hired Op to a considerable height in the air ,ehildren who were in the streets. At itohrow the AtOtlll was very violent the next day, (2Oth). There was also a violent stOrnt here, at Vienna, on the 190; anti 20th. .11Ast,g, Aram 24,—Orders have been sept frOna Car6rnbe to all the communes of lia,ten to Fre pare fur the passage . ot a n u merous' corps of Ails, trian troops, which are going in a short time to relieve, all these which are in France, BI ussoLs, Arait, 6.—An English frigate has just arrived at Antwerp to take on hoard and con vey to Civitta Vecchia the statues, pictures, and other tymks of art which sacrilegious hands had dared to ravish from the capital of the - Christian world, and which are now restored. There have been seized in Hungary several works, the object of which is to induce the Em peror to give a German constitution, which shall alone regulate all the states under his dominions. anussims, IIJAV 6.—Mr. Schuhes ha just plib. lisbed " t\ Ili tory of Coburg in the Middle Ages,l' and bas uthicd to it several , chimers , ttinor►g Omni is one of tl►z Emperor Henry VIL dated Worms, 1231. The Emperor replies in it to the question that had ,been put to hint concerning the rights of siihjects. According to his decision, " No l'tince or Lord can establish new laws Of new constitu tions without the consent of his principal vas sals." The rights of ihe people were; therefore, not evcry where disregarded in the middle ages, as has often been affirmed. • VIENNA, Arau, 21.—1 t is reported that Prince . Kannitz,` the Amnia", Ambassador, who bnt lately armed ut Madrid, Will shortly return hither. Report pretends that lie has not been able to ob tain an 'audience of King Ferdinand VII. Vecanse the Court of Madrid still ,prbtests against , the taking ',possession. of Parma by the Archduchess 24.1 aria LOltisa. INDIAN INTELLIdE ~ Ct PEACE Wlll4 THE NEP,AULEiIt. Yesterday late advices from India were rereircd at the Intla House, which comMunicate decisive and grateful intelligence relative to Biitisll affairs, in that country. It is true that it had been found etpedient to . rcinfolcii the army opposed to the Nepaulese ; but we are happy to state, that the recommencement of hostilities was rendered' un necessary by the Nepaulese goVernment finally concluded a peace with the British, and on such terms as his Excellency- Lord Moira deems highly desirable. To_ this pleasing informa'tion it k added, that no peace was ever_ signed in India which promised a, more yermanent or happy re sult. The above intelligence is dated Calcutta, December 18. • • With respect to the native chiefs in India, a desultory warfare was still kept up amongst them: sometimes victory was in favour of one, and some times of another. Rimjeet Sing, on a late occasion to try the fide lity and' watchfulness of his army, disguised him. self, auth attempted during the night to enter the, encampment of Mehan Sing, lie was stopped by the guard, and he then ofired 5O rupees tor per. mission to pass. The guard, how Over, resisted this temptation, and seized Runjeet by the neck, who then threw off his . and rewarded the guard. Rajah Akbar KliaWn bad ,egeited disturbances in Kangery._ MuMaul) liliawro was plundering at 'Pursoory and Madhorajpoora. The Jaypore Government to rts left nt4ing pre parations to defend Jaypore against a combina tion of Chiefs who were threatening to levy upon them . beau cowtributions. .A Council of all the leading men had beenlicht to consider of the pub• lies fety, but no., measure, appears to have been adopted. The principal aliiiister sent away 4ill his family from Jaypore, and then destroyed himself. All the oilier Ministet'S h i ed either conce a l e d them selves or absconded. • Ihe latest accounts from Holkar's .camp describe the pec un i ar y ernb4r rafiSiliClit9 of that Court in the extreme.' The Calcutta' journals • state, that iltrojeet Sing, occortling to the latest accounts froto Aar retsir, was'at.Lahore, •prepring for the invasiutt , of 'Cashmere.. . . 'John Powell, private ►►T his Majesty's 24th re giwant of light dragoons, has, been brought to a court-martial in India otr,threc charges of mu.. t i non s confiner: ,he was found •guilty in all of then), and seutinced to be shot, TERMS OF PEACE. The, Citiorkabi-eetle tO . the British, in i:erpe ttii:y, the %Oink. of the country acquired by lie British arms the late Campaign, sod like wise the whole of the low Imois known, by the Halite of Tertalei iiiityd to the westward of their frontier range of hills ; a giTot. Portion of the latter territory to the Nabob Vizier; and the British Gove• ninent in India gtitifitiltCet to pay the pensions ofsereral whose stipends are chargeable on this Highness's treasury, in return (or the two ctores at 'rupees subscribed by hitn to the Go rernmeni silt per cent. loan of last year. This stroke of poliey„:.says the leters, throws the bur then of the expenee:ot the late war on our PRIVATE. CORRESPONDENCE. GISRALTAR, APRIL'I7,---Lord EXMOUTH and his spladran are lying at Algiers ; on a change of viiul, some of then, are expected here on their way to England. The Dwell squadron, under the command of a Rear-Admiral, consisting of four frigates, are still at anchor in the Bay. His Majesty's frigate Ister, Ciptain Foatterr, has been hove down, a new keel has been fitted to her, and she will soon be ready for sea , the ex ertions of the Captain and Officers, as , well a 3 the zeal and activity of the Naval Yard Department, have been highly meritorious. Colonel Stekle arrived here last week from Ma drid, and has been entertained by his Excellency the Governor, and the Officers of the tleveral re giments quartered in this Garrison. The Finn, Admiral Fleming is about to leave San Roque, for Madrid and, England., The greaten harmony exists between the Spanish and English troops, the' lines beyond . the Neutral Ground are completely destroyed; and we heliest his Ca►tliolic Majesty has promised that there shall.be, no attempt to re-. build them ; tl►ey were razed to the ground, whets the French' penetrated to the waits Of Cadiz, which. seems to put an end to the fainteat hope of Gibraltar ever again returning to the hands of ins ancient Government. This evening some of the Officers of the Garri son perform in thiir own Theatre. The play for the night is the Draniatistothil Lone laughs et Locksmiths. To-morrow night (he last Garrison Ball tar the season will be heNl at the Library.— Coniperee is more brisk than it has heen, and is better than at Cadiz. CAotz, Arxrc 14.--tlothink has occurred since my last. The preparations for the Queen's arri val are Continuing, moil Dowt•ite is an the nwtueut of retitrning to his Goverifinent at Seville, to 'make the neceisary arrangetueuts in the Palace for her Majesty's receptinn., Trade continues in very diflteartening state, and the ll;xelninge is soinething lo wer ti~ pcx Inst. Our la , t letters (rum Seville tire of the 10th . ; they bring no intelligence, IsZL - KT TiTESDAY I3E9INS, WHEN' 'EVERY TICNET DRAWN WILL lIE A-PRIZE, AND THE rfasT Ina= 314 t BE 0:5',OttoI: ARIOVED-1 Flanders, I 0 S r art d Oh DU bP11 ) Waterford. Dtle:t rrucs OF STOCKS - THIS. DAY .AT r‘VELVE lit.:443ti K. Dunk Stork,... - • 440 2112 1 India Stock, • .3 I,er Cent , 1ted..601 61 Cuii J India Honda, - 23 'Bs pr. 3 per tent. Cons ti2A44 E.::cheq. Bills,, tii.ths. ss. pr. 1 per t:riits 753 ()mina), li3i Spar Cent. N. Anti......921k Ditto for rayment,......184,11 Bank L.Arin..... i 6- 1 tit lis i Cons. fur Account, 624 COURSE OF EXCLIANGE, .frusoAY, MAY 7. , Amsterdam , 39 6 13.. .2' Us. Ditto, at Sight 39 0 Anisterdaat .. .. 12 1 C. F. Ditto; at Sight ll IS .11 , :tterilam l2 2 2 U. Anti.Verp l2 2E.x.Money lianibnrgh ' as to 24 Us. Altona , 3 Paris, 1 Day's Date 25 60 1 2i •Us. Ditto 1100rdeaux, ditto Frank fort 00 the Alain ' ... • 147 Ex.Alotul Madrid • 33i Etleet ire Cati i z Bareelunis . 33 Uilboa 34 St. Sebastian's i•eville - • . • . Gibraltar leichni:o • .. (4ettote. . 4ti--- , venlee. ee 50 Malta.., Palermo Lisbon ' Oimi•to - . • ' f,7. • Rio Janeiro .. . 13,thiiii ...... 15 -Cork.... 15 per Cent. Agin of tho Bank on n0111ui51..... 2 Portnol Gold, in Coin L.4 0 0 per Oz,. Forci„,•rn Gold, in Bate ' ' 4 0 0 New Doubloons New Dol)ari , ... 0 4 Ili Silver, in Ears, Standard NIG!! N'D LOON B RIDGF TO-m()n.nolv. Nloraink, 51 aiiitatis atter • 'll ) E6.inintf, .10 minutes actor THE SUN. ,OLEM, QI 111 i'7,1%9:::1 AI:I)4AT r LONDON, - nuDAy, Amy to, rsiG. We understand that by the •lite Treaty with Nepaul, not, only the province of Kotnaon, but ,the greatei part of all tim . territosy between.the Rapti atilt the ,Gundueh, is ceded to Great Britain, as «etl as Altat, pdrt of the districts between - the Gunduch and the. Coosa which has been occupied 'by the. British forces. Icc fortress of Nagree is aiio put luta our possession, and otherimportant hive been As - sewed to by thelcepalilese G9v't IVe have Pretcli P.l)”r3, bur ex.: cepting accoonts of an Insurrection at Stoyroai which has been erti,hetl by the Porte, tlivre is 110 trews lecOrdiug. --.....,,,tr...._.__ 'The Muse of Commons were occupied hit night in a discussion , upon the tilOtion of ix?! d ALTHORPE for the repeal of the Tax on Leather. The general distress of the Manufactures in this branch of Commerce, was stated by the Noble Lord, and was generally attributed to the restric tions imposed on the trade and the absence of a free exportation of the article. The CHANCEL- Lott' of the ExctlEatrait replied to the objections, contending, that the Revenue would not admit of a repeal of the Tax ; but was disposed for eturiiry into what could be done, with a view to afford lief ; and, for this purpese, moved an Amend ment, for the appointment of a Committee of En tiniry. The noose divided—For the Amendment 121,--For the Repeal 86—Majority 35. The Com mittee was then appointed, to which the Pt!titions were referred.----The Bank Restriction Bilr was vatic!. • -Yesterday her •111.uss-mt held a private court at her palace, for the purpose of receiving the Ad dress of the HOuse of Commons Upon the mar, riage of her Royal' Grand-datighter, t o the P r i nce of SAXE=COBVItO, 'l6 which slie Was atteuded by die Dukes of Yortk, CIiMtENCi , ., and StissEx, be sides the Princesses. The deputation trout the Milse of Commons, Coilikting of •LolrdS CELLRS, BINNING, and Lord 'GEORGE e , iitu.svoßD, were intrthlieced into 06' preiettre:(ll her MA— JESTY by her Chamberlains, lviten her MAJEiTY received the address most 'graciously, and retinue& an answer. The Princess CtIARt.OTTr. and Pri•ice of Co- EURO are expected in cm Monday, ,or Tuesday, to he presented to the QUEEN, on their marriage, nn Thursday. • , The PRINCII Reoetvr has invited a !Arge party of distinction, to meet her MAJesvi and the PHINCESSa9 at' Carlton [louse, this evening. Yesterday the Doke of 'Vont: transacted tary business with the PRINCE Recavy. The Dukes Of CLAREN'Cit and CUYIBSaLAND Vi sited ON REGENT. The Doke and Duchess of. CumattcLAND, on Monday evening, gave'a rand entertainment to a party 91 thirty persons. A plot has been discovered at Geneva, in which the Sienr licNorT 4 formerly Secretary to ;WARET t and the Sieur Descent :mg, Privy Couniellor to entint,CioTTuarP ,(:late King or Swaott.s) are , ,The former has been arrested, and sent in custody into Prdnee. Papers of great laiport ance were fcnstui upon his person. The latter has keen. ordered to leave GCUCV4 and pleeeed Constance. • NA VA S N . ENVB , DC AL, MAT down from the Rivet, and sailed, the Adamant, 'FAver:, for the Swab Seas; Union, Putm.atr r., for Jamaica; Patriot, Asi3Ellsotr, far Quebec ; Alexamler, SURPLINf for Madras and Ceylon. Also sailed the Lord Castlereagh, liktlV, for N, E. FALMOUTH, MAY 7.—Arrived the Elizabeth Bairrog, from London for Leghorn. Pat back the Spa9ith; brig Alcion, VAN DUGO v Rivadro.-=-Wind kotu 8. to N.W. NRTSMOUTIN MAY 9.-- Arrived the Rapid; CHAPMAN, 6om the Downs for Buenos Ayres i Frederica and Maria; thItRISCiN,I from the Dowo for illadrasand Bengal ; liondiwas packet, LINE/ from the Downs for Leghorn ; Mary, Comibn:si from ditto for - Antwerp.--4Vind 'West. THE MARKETS. CORICI.EXCHANGE, MAY 10:Wt . • iiaa fri.- 16 ' rrirai t s this morning, coissequentlY fine Wile 4 c was readily taken off at an advance of from 2s. CO 3s per quarter ; Fine Barley rather dexter; Malt supports its price; Grey Peas may be con- , sldereil Is. per quarter dearer ; *Ciats sok' readily at an advance of is. per quarter ; in otter 'hinds of grain no alteration Foreign Wheat - 575. Gls. Fine Grtty . Peage , - Fine ditty, 573. Ti c k qss. Eti l r,liqh Wheat - 59 , t. t:95. OlitiiitlO • • - 833 ' Fine ditto - - 904. s ma ll Ti c k n e4iis It Old ditto - 40 4 ., Fine ditto - - Ms. —l. Feed Oats narlev -•- - 4 1Ss. 275. Fine ditto -- - o g t Fine ditto - - - 335, --s. Poland ditto • " " 3 ' "" Mutt - " Fine ditto - - Cos. —s. Putatoeditto - ‘l7liiteVeae (hollers) .16x, Jai. Rare Seed 431.7 31 • Per Fine ditto -51 s. —4. Fine Flour, • • ! I F !: ;P ‘. Grey Pease . - - - :lbs. Seconds - "'""*. - 20 s. Sm:Tartet.9, lj.v 10...—This day's Market Was b u t Oil Aitppl l A with th e kind.; of (;.tale; Bed . . Ilort, Were delrer; Veal and [.:ml) told at Nit pr:ce;; a.' tuiitte in ge A neral %A somewhat dhll. The sale.; this !Jay-market were. not ;; re ly ; S t i aw an d Clover Ititvolr?Pc to Hay fei‘lted lasr prke. Tae unler.ineatiorie4 pries and nti.oberc ice au accurate statement :-- . • To sink the 0141, per stone of 81 ". • • :Beef, 45..0d. to bs. 4d. Mutt o n, 43. ad, to (is. •d. to 3 '• Vent, 4s. 4.d. to 6s. od. Pork, 4s. nd. Beasts, 710. Sheep and Lambs, 4,409. • Cal Yes, Pigs, 340. 11. Iris. Ciotti-, 41. 0 1 . t o 61. 154. -11 / 4 .1.1 " \.!- " Ke ' r • — nay , 31 . oR. to 51. ss. Straw; 11. 411. IO The followitig anecdote is taken from the note , to " The Poer's P:lgvinoge tv Waterloo," ten by Mr. SOUTIIEY : " Lord Uxbridge's leg is buried in n g arden opposite to the ,inn, or rather public-house; d t , Waterloo. The owner of the house in which t , 11 , 8 amputation wag performed, considers it as relic • which has fallen to hi s -A lare , it at'firSt behind the ho u s e ; but, as he i;nrentl e to plant a tree Upo n th e iipot, ef ,' ilsiderr. ll no the, prowl(' there Was 'flat" hi% 0v i 7 , 1 ro poly, the boys might idjoye car r d.stt,,y thr tree, B ' 4 therefore. I,e semovca the l e g into his oWn trar4lo , .where it lies ina prorr _sort of tottin, under 't` mount! of earth . abOut three or four fr e t i ll ter. A tuft of Michaelinas-this!es Fray i n blot- . son] upon this mound when we were at - Water' loo; but this %V AS a temporary ornament ; ill 'No' vembei the owner meant to plant a weeping low there. r lie liVati obliging enough to give me at copy of an epitaph Which he had prepared, which, be said, was then in. the stune-comr: s hands. It is as follows • ci est entertie la Jambe de l'illustre, brave, et vaillait , C.mtle TlKfitidge, Licutetiant-CitFtliral Comisaii , laiit en Chef la Cav3terio Aittrle4e, Beige, et trolland,bj‘e ble.se. le IS Join !NIS, a la memorable aattaille Ile Waterloo; qui par 40 0 heroism, a eoncouru att ile la cause Ju tieare hn twain, glorieuseuteat decideu par I'Lelatante victoire du (IX Sour.'" Extract of a Letter from ilavre, :11,1 2, ISi G :- "A circular received here from the Ministers as . " similates the articles. coming from St.l),,lningof even, in foreign ships, if in return for a French cargo, to *article* coming from the French Colo' nies.'l A: lawsuit has attracted some notice of late • Paris, orignating in a contest ft'ir t right of the manusctipts of the i ge lH ea .' s q e r rl ie i t :oe lli t CHRNIER. We know not - why these or arty other m fo a r n w u y tl . te c ev i joßlNutiißonn.tsio • ~t a st tli en oo 7l :l e i s e o r t i l l g lg il .. t. leaders ou the horrible 10th of Auflist J 792. He sung in drunken .stanzas the removal of Blast's. ashes to . the Pantheon. He voted tor the death. of the hi NO. in short, he was one of the molt, infuriated trnong the revOlutionary demagogues; and, with the consistency common to•all his class• he tifterward3 accepted honours and rewards from the tyrant of hip cluutry. Standar:l gild,. which in Spay last was 5/. &- per oz., is now at 41. standard silver, which, wAs at tis. 91,1., is at ss. 1,d.; and dollar silver , .which was at 6s. 911., is at 4s. 1111. A correspondent informs 'us, that yestcrtb mornib 7 .; the gentlemen of the inquest of a city ‘,Yat d eximined the tneasnresof the milk renders of the district, and have found a great proportion deficient. 3f the inquest of other Wards shdahL follow this example, it might prevent the g reat imposition practised on the public by some of that class of propic: On Friday se'onight, at the "Stinderland Thew . tre, a young man, a sailor, in attempting to " It over the people in the gallery to get intothe front , a common practice in that 'Theatre, was throls'n completely over, and in descending fell upon si t iron crook, where he - actualty piing by the ribs till he wa , 4ltaken off bY.assistance from the boxes" At first serious apprifiensions were entertained for his - from , a supposition that the crook boll entered his lungs but lie is now Lst recovering , 01110,0 1 wounded in four places. Colonel MoNCEIEFi'E left his property to 10 5 only ilaitiOter,' the widoW Of Captain Noarot4", and her only child, - now Mrs. YSlticia.lll, alm a condition that they should assume Iris name in stead of that of NuRTON. Mrs. TROTTgE, the Mather, is ROW married to-Nr. TROTTER, 41 01#, ney, at lver. • • - 1