The Sun. — London, England, 1816-05-30 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPP7,II, RECEIVED THIS„ MORNING.} 'Ants, mAy 25.----. The colours will be presinted on Tuesday, in the Square of St. Sulpice to the Aegions of the Departments which are . at M. Lehret-du •Desert, Ex-President of the Ci vil Tribunal of Lk , iunx, who was one of the ke.2 derates, during the usurpation, has been Olered i,i to . e n s tody nt il a zehrouck,in the department of tire North. M. Guestard, Ex-Commandant of Lisieux, has been ordered into custody in the same town.--;--Th'e Mayor of St. Cloud has just been de prived of office, &roctott , tx, MAY decree dated April llth, his Majesty has deprived Count Frit z-Runth of his place as Chamberlain, which he had occii pied until now. His Majesty declared at the same tune, 'that he no longer considers the Ira-Cham berlain nor 'Colonel Golger Morman as Chevaliers or the Order of the Sword. • VIENNA, MAY 16.—General Maurice; prince of Lichtenstein; is dattgeronsly ACtording to accounts from Constantinople, it is Mated that troubles have broken out in Bul garia, and in some districts of Romelia. It appearing that the famous Chiaux llassan, AAR of klitsgrtid, was the instigator of these troubles, the 'Pacha of Schumna received orders to seize hint dead or alive, lilassant placed him in'a Oosture of 'defence, which his exactions fur; bished the means of prolonging. The Porte, bowever, flatters himself with soon quelling the Insurrection and of re-establishing the communi cations. Already, according to reports from Buchertst, Cheaux Hassan, seeing himself pressed' ' all sides, has taken flight with some of his adherents, tn►d thrown hiuiself into the arms - of die Aga of Beckcasclia, whn, like a faithful subject of the Grand Seignior, cut off his head, and sent it to Constantinople. The insurrections in Bulgaria and Romelia would in consequence be at an end. The Governor of Aleppo' has also sent 26 heads; which have been placed over the gate of the SeVaglio , . They are those of spine insurgents in that neighbourhood. . lqa6"itto, MAY 15.--Notwithstanding the re• posits *Welt the English and the American news papers continue to circulate eoneerning the state of the Royal Artnies in' ditferent'parts of the co lonies, we are complettly';satisfieti with the results of our efrorts. Callrja maintains i,riinself in. the capital of Mexico, "'ernelu triumphs in Peru, and Morino has immortalized himself by the taking of Cartbagena. The foreign journals should imitate the ciicamspection of our Gazette, which never speaks but officially, and is never be. lied by events. In general our affairs in America take the most favourable turn. Mtatpro, May 13.---According to the report of the Police of the kingdom of Naples, the Rattan Government has arrested in our town several per sons who heti retired there since the death of Murat. It appears that these Men hoped to profit by certain eircutirstanees, and to bring new mis fortunes upon their country. , However, they do Dot name any one among them who has acted a stonspienous part, and it rather seems that these persons composed a portion ofan association, which had adjudged-to itselt the highways and the country ronnd, and whom travellers and the inhabitants had the pleasure of supporting. PADUA, MAY 14.—0 n pretence or attendbfg the Courses of our University, during some time past a great nnumber of persons, who, brtheir age, haVe exceeded the period rat study, have assem bled in this city, The Police had good reason to.be assured that tlfeyhad belonged to the army, and were for the most part strangers, whose pre sence was likely to di orb the tranquillity, and corrupt the good disposition that reigns here.— Aceordingly, the ComMi6saries of Police visited the Lowes of the suspected persons, and found uniforms of the kingdom -of Italy, and other pro scribed distinctive marks. They t have been oider ed to their native places. Fifteen indieidtrals have been the object • of this measure, seven be long to the Legations, ino advice ;of them - bas been given to the Papal ,Government ; the other eight belong to the South of Italy. BRUSSELS PAPERS. ilanssEt.s, AIAY 25.—The letters from the Crand head-quarters at Cambray tnet►tion, that a very active,correspondence e9ntinttes to be kept up with Paris and London. The Duke- of ;Wel lington still remains In that town, 'The right wiltg of the Army . of Occnpati9o continues in i ts ca ntonments, and it is only in die centre that there have been some matements among the Pros ..;ian troops, OH account of the great review which .to take place to•day between Commercy and Ligriy. Count cue Lilly ToDenali), Peer of France and . Plinister of State, W(10 was one of the most distin- We have still the pleasure of assuring bur Readers, that Government continue to receive iceounts of the ►cost welcome ►lescription from the several quarters where the late Disturbances had arisen. No tendency towards similar events is now discoverable, and ti►e Measures which are carrying into operation are of so judicious and weil.digested a kind, as to promise a full and arm restoration of peace, tranquillity, and o►der. Further details of those riotous procee►lings, which have so 'disgraced several Counties, will b►: fo►►ntd in our last pagc. The Dutch and l'aris Papers received this morn ing arc to the 28th, and supply, our columns with a few paragraphs of the quality which the Foreign Journals have recently exported. Nothing of prominent interest, and a few notices barely suffi cient to_ lieep politiewl attention awake. A contagious disorder has broken out in South Holland. By the accounts from rations parts of Italy, it appC.:4l4l that the dieeentvnted Cojttiuue their iu tripues and plots in that comyry, under a multi tude of forms and disguises. A considerable nuns-, her of arrests have con equeutly taken place, and the incendiades are either banished or imprisoned. In France, on the other hand, the late expla sion seems to have exhausted much of the com bustible material scattered through ate nation-- tit inst tai Piave given a simultis to (tic blunt eA poles )ftf he Government, and taught it the uhsolnte neeeosity of smoittering theflatnes On their earliest aiipearadre, um! taking the, :Severest tl.leatiiires neainst those wtio Avottlil fan tllenl into a general !Mite. 'The Public ai'e t 61.1 by Advertiienient; that Posting is redUced on certain roads to Is. per [bile ; a reducticin which- dught in fairne's's to haVe talt;2n place.all over, the kingdom, many months ago. But It is clear enough that prices do not fall either titi slleh slight causes or sO rapidly as they rise. A hint cif an approaching notice, fcirati approaching' iiintiOn, of A proposed' Act of Parliament tor adding duties in tile present Sessioivor the neXi i nO matter 1 . is quite suf . & cient to augment the price of any article—it grows immediately dearer bti the prospect of be ing dearer ! Not so in theileclinatiOn of Prices. No hint, -nor notice, nor motion, have any effect upon existing rates, and, even the Act of Parlia ment itself, taking off -imposts, produces no im mediate decline :—for why ? (he dealers luive e a stock on hand !—a matter never thought of in the former ease. This is not exemplified in the Post Roads alone--; l3eer still, keeps tip its exorbitant price, though Malt, and flops, and Human Labour, and the Feed of Horses, and every article on which its price ought to be founded, are nearly one-half lower—indeed, we believe that Quassia, and the other substitutes for the ancient ingredients, are also much fallen—and, even in defiance of the removal of the War Duties, the Brewers have not had the Alecenry to take off 'so inuch as,the beggarly halfpenny n pot which they _promised (bless their liberality !) in the House of Com- Mons. it is said they ere Looking 'round in hopes that something may occur to favour, the honest cause of Monopoly and extortion. Neither house of Paiiitunent tmernble , l yester day, it being the AnniverSar3i of the Restoration. Tie Park and Tower gutii were as usual fired. The forthcoming new coinage is rendered prac ticable by the reduced value of silver, and will give the necessary confidence to the Wholecom munity in commercial transactions ; b e sides which it may be. regarded as one of the preliminaries iti the resumption of cash payments by the Ratak. Yesterthty morning her iIA.TESTY, Rceornflanied by the Princesses Et.izAncTu and MALY, went to Blackheath, on a ,rtiit to Viscomite's MELViLLE. They returned to the Palace to . t General AMEM, who was tirre,ltittttl at Hanover as lie was travelling with n p;Assport of the Prince Royal of Si‘vaDEN, has, says a French paper, been Set at liberty by order of the PRINCE REGENT of England. , The King of SPAIN has established a Lottery in that country, on the saute plan with the Lotteries of England. • The — Emperor FaANcts is expected to reach Vienna about the 13th of Jut►e, Three of the nimt distinguished Artists ot Dres den have Lately died there, viz. the Inspector ot the Gallery RIEDEL, Professor VOGEL, 1411 d the celebrated Engtaver Mut.!,Ett. The trial Or FAUCtig-BOHEL caul PERLP.T made a great deal of anise in Paris, not only from. the atrocities of the latter, but from a circumstance unexpectedly bro_ight to light in the course of the ev idence. It appeared, that among the, persons concerned in the measures made' .use in 180 G to entice 'the Princes of the House of Boutbon to venture into France was M. PAioutea, lately Keeper of the. Seals :to Lours XVIII. it is thought that this circumstance has had .no small weight in determining the Ding to reject the in sidious advice of dissolviug the Chamber of De . pities, from the majority of whom he bas received such striking marks of attachment. Private Letters from Philadelphia - and Balti more, of the same date, give a melancholy state ment of the commercial distresses in those parts. It appears that an immense ghantity of goods had been Imported fur the spring trade, in expectation of 'a great demand'; but the contrary was the case, as there was no probability of any consump tion, in consequence of the great scarcity of money. Failures were daily taking plaix, and the greatest distrust existed among the merchants. The Pilgrim merchant Ship, which Is now in the River, bound fOr Sierra ;Leonei•carries'out t serjeants of, the Guards, 'six corporals,' three ser,jettlitS, and a corporal of the Corps of tificers,. whei are going to join Major Peddle, in his commendable expedition for exploring Hie interior of Africa. These men, who have been selected for their courage and good con duct in the catkatigns of the Peninsula, are to have---the serjeauts 1000, and the corphrals 500 dollars each, which, in ease of the death of any of them upon service; wiltrbe received by hi s They are a fine sit of nten,- and appear to he wen tihidified 'for siich an enterprize, upon the prospect of . whieli theyarc in excellent spirits. In the saute ship goes a Lieutenant in the African Corps, and two Staff Surgeons for (knee. There are also some merchants going in her, in charge of merchointlize, with which they are to trade with the Africans, consisting; of trinkets, beads, cali coes, stuffs, and ornamental articles. When. Prince LEOPOLD was first in England, .he hired ,a foreigner as a valet-de-place, better ao (piainted. with town than his own servant, NVl4en he went away, lie told this man, that if he ever returned, 1 would employ him Again.. Oa his flighneszi's coming as the suitor of tine .Princess CHARLOTTB, the poor fellow had not the courage to•chtint thi4 promise; but the: Prince remein beret! it, sent for lfira, and has grven him a itua tiou hi ilia ho4seboid. 111enthers of he tOtistttittnt bas passed throngh thi cityi I s tria anti going to the 11:igne. . . , HAGUE, 'MAY 23.-1 h Coverntit4f 9otttli .I c+l - intorins the pnblie, 'that accotttitl.l have hecn received, according to which it appeAYS !bat a contagious tlibtemper has . - shewn itself - At Sync'- fiord, 36 leagues north. of Bergen, which carrici off in twelve hours the perions who are seized tvit h it, In consequence he earnestly recommends the merchants and mariners not to frequent the in fected coast of Norway, and to avoid all communi cation with vessels coming frOm the pals of that country which they may meet at sers.--(Oruck, May 26.) LAUSANNE, MAY 17. The Government has communicated to the. Cantons, by a Circular of the 14th 'of May, the list Of the subjects which will he laid before the Ordinary Diet, which meet on the Ist of July next. The number of articles mentioned in this Circular is above 40. They are accompanied by developements more or less de tailed. As no Swiss or Oermen manufactures arc now perritied to enter France, many have almost ceased to woik. Lest Thursday, many waggons with manufactures, both Germany and Switzer land, having presented themselves at the French Custom-house on the frontiers to pay the duties, were ordered to return bark, with the tootificatiQn that, till further orders, no waggon With goods Could enter France.—(Gazette tie Lausahne, 17th May.) • Altatvar-=-1 i Malta, I Dublin, I Waterford. DUP—I France, I Wutertuc••d. P RICH 0 THIN DAY Ar r Bank Atock, .. . .. ....,.. 1 2191 per Cent. fled. ti3ki 3 per Cent. G0n5........645'1 4 per• Cents. ......781 6,per Cent. N. Ann 95. f $i liank,L. 13.16t1it; F STOCKS AvEt.vE , India !Ouch, India pr. Exch. 4s. pr. - ()annum, Ditto for Idayniciit, fur Open G if COURSE OF EXCHANGE, TUESDAY, MAY 2R. Amsterdam i 19 G B. Q Us, . Ditto, at Sight... 89 0 Anisterdaai Ditto, at Sight .. ~ Rotterdam l2 2 9 Us. Antwerp l2 21::.x.Nloney 11atubairgh 35 10.2 14. Altunis Paris, t Day's Date • .2* 35 Vitt() Bnytallealax, ditto . 01 aril:fort nu the Main Madrid ... , - ; s . Elicative Cadiz . Bisectional. Biltson... 4 B4 .... St. Sebastian's Gibraltar Leghorn Genoa. . .14i---Venict , tti 50 ' Malta.. 4f ----Naples ..... .... , 3:1 Palermo Lisbon., 574 Op or t o Rio Janeiro Dublin ...... 15f -Cork ..... 131 per Cent. ,Agin of the Bank on liolland.... 2 Portugal Gold, in Coin ' Lel 0' 0 per Ox. . Forcign Gniti, in NUS 4 0 0 4 Nev Douliiiions..... . . ... .... 3 16 0 r.,;'..‘c Dollare Silver, in Bare, Standard HIGH WATER.. NT LONDON MIDGE 'VOA/ MUM. Morning. minutes after' 5. FAT Aing, 47 minutes alio. 5. rr E SUN. 110LIIM PALI!! M AUDEAT LONDON, THURSDAY, /11,1Y30, 1816. ~#). ,• , , TEIE Prt:Ncg 111:61,NT'S LEve.n. Yestetday the I'ItINCE ItEGENt he l d a Leve 4 ut Caritoiillitinse, which was 'terY splendiclla ati: l tionteronSly attetitlea, althOtigh not so nittuerous , a4 the The Addresses from different parts oi th'e country tipt n the late Royal Nitirriagenntuntn , ell, we understand, to. 23. . A party of the Life. Q uirt's attended in Pall-Mall, v.rltla thcir • baud , which played altern,,tely wnh the hand of the Gnarl ofllottour. Sir NATITANIZI:. CONANT, with Townsend, Saver's, and a numerout aseentbLige 11,tiit-street Otficers, Were thete tee superintet..: the militfirv. It being a Collor-stay, the Court tYas particularly all those who have the different Oideis of honour anti merit wore their collai.s. The Mikes of CLitiENCE, GLOUCEVILIt,i and ,Prince LEtii , oLn, Were present : the two lA-. ter paid.their respects to the REGENT upon their being appointed Field-Marshals. 'l he official cha-, • racters present were— ' The Archbishops of Canterbury and York,the Lord Chan cellor, the Cabinet Ministers, the Lord Chamberlain , the Lord Steward, the Vice-Chatnuerlaitt, the Cotuptroller (Atha Household, Earl Harrington, gold stick, Sir William Con. . - greve, Mr. Leach, the Lord Chief oil the Court ut Common Pleas, the Vice-chancellor, the Judge Advocate. , the Recorder, Mayor, and Baiiiffs of Lirerpool, the :)layer andlitteriti of Bristol the Sheriff of 8r4.12011, the M4yer Yarinouth; the Sherie of Pembroke, the Lord High = of Bristol, the Recorder ut Brista, the Town Clerk 4 1 Bristol, the Mayor of Salisbury, the viee-Pr.,ideoto, &4. u t ihtellighland Society. • The following Were aho present-4 Dukes—BeAufort, Argyll, St. Alban's, - Leeds, Portland, Devonshire, Atholl. Mimpsissee—liertford,ricadfort, Anglesea, Cholraintdo c), Northampton, Salisbury. Zerk--Macclestivld, Afulgrare, Harrowliyi R u ibes, pool; Westmorland, Hail-mg - ton, Pembroke, I. itrwtio 4 "" Warwick ' Purvis, Northesk, Bridgewateif., G161,10,1:4, L.tt , i''"'Y' • `Mayo, .Luntford, Piymouthi 1 1..ndlow; Altoyne, Ikltr" r ' Bathurst, Chatham. ~ I 7srounts—Nielville, Sidney, Sitimouth, Castlereagh , Cl""' borne, Alurpeth; Pinkstone, Jocelyn,. b a rnaru, Etraley, Dungannon. . Lords—Eardley, Sonnircille; Boston, (1- Lteresforil, del, Fitzroy souterset, Grantley; J. M iirray, t;'• Moore, It. Seymour, Luv.iine, Litton, J. TLyitne, resTord, Her7rert, O'Brvan, Calthotpe, Seyoli,:+r;: James Townsbend, John Campbell, ned. Beutiutk, „1„;;;Ai , • 0114ryan, Bentiork, Holland.' Butous--3ac , :isi, „Nit:ll,44y. Cetuksts—.Mun.txr, Viilsawarbi. • Sirs—G. Naylor, ft. Gardiner, J. Beresfod , W.. Congreve, H. Calvert, W. Gordon, C. Smith, J; C. Ilacket, I.:. Flower, ti. Beckwith, rt. 1.. Sheilini.'• toil. 1-1. 194iryinple, C. Rich; W. j. Frederick ,Flood,-R. Pitleston, E. B. I,, , ,tfaiales, moot, Charles Blunt, John Grey ligtrton, T. PluiLtr, Macdonald, MT. Ridley, tht , r, H. Clinton, H. Ward. P ..inthassetWors and Ministers—Saxon, Spanish, Russian, Sal' I (Ennui, Dutch, Bavarian, French, Swedish, 'twirorteinot , !,; - • Austrian, Danish, Prussian, American, Portuguese. Biahoi.,4—Sa;istoiry, Cailisle, Lnattrick. Right ifonourati Addington, N. ‘Tansittart, Steele, Sir A. AP.Dotialtt, Sir V. Gibbs, J. C. Villiers'. The following had the honour o f b r i s g pre" settled to tire Prince Regent Charles V's,rl4s, Esq. M. P. with an Address upon 04 marriage of the Princess Charlotte with P . riuee Leopold r. 4 ' • Beverley. Lieutruant-Colonel Bouchette,Surveyor-Geneial of Loircr Canada . , ou his departure for America on puldic service. The Hon. Mr. Scott, by Lord /41ilii. Barton,li illittm Esq. the Alayor of Liverpool; Mr. Clarke* the Recorder; Mt. Mullin and Mr. 1. Blundell Holoshai tik Baififfs; Mt. A,0,1:111 fir, Bourne, Aldermen ut lk" • trrpool; upott.their of, coitgratufaW! ou the marriage ut the Prio,:es) CL•Lrh,te all Pm tune L4r . T puld, by Viscount sidtuouth: 1 Ile gent was plcaled to colder the hosiour linos Barton, F:sq. the Mayor. I Lord Herbert, on coining from abroad. Viscount Folkestone, on his Marriage, b'y the Earl uE I Pent Lemke. Air. Hall, with an Address front the County of Glaluorgo; on the Marriage ut the Princess Charlotte With PrriA Leopold. Air. ltyder. on his going abroad. Earl of IVarwick, on cowing to his title. . . , The Puke of St. Alban's, on coming to his title, by EAti IFitz -William. Colonel Allan and Mr. St. Patti, with an Address of Con' gratulation upon , the Royal Marriage trout the Corporatiolli of Berwick-upon-Tweed. Lord Cirantley, Recorder of GuildfOrd, accompani.rd by M r : Serjeout OWCOW and Mr. Svrjeant BeSt-, the Nlesnoers uI tt Town.. with an Address on the Royal M.trriage, Lord James Mortar, Sir Archibald iNlacdonaid, and Si r (4 ' Beckwith, Vice-Presidents of the Highland Soe.ety, with as- address to the Regent on his bein r ; appointed Pre,itlenti . companied bv the Duke of Argyll, the Do4e, of Atlndl, fatt of ikboyue, Lord John Canipbell,.Viscount Christie, ttigether with Mr. M•Gillirray and Ms. Hamilton. the secretarits. • Couttenay, with.an Mares, from Exeter. • of Cut Robertson, on -his being appointed a Conipamon 1 the Rath, Lieut.-Colonel of the !twit. t egiment, rind on recei" ing permission to accept of the Cross of the Imperial Albtrian Ordtr-of Leopold. Mr. Farquhar. M.P. with a congratulatory Address on V.,0; Royal Marria,e from the City of Aherdeett. Lord Frederick Realm:lt, WI hit tieing appointed a Com' panion of the 11.tt h. • Lord Jahn Thynne and Col.Palmer,ithe 111enthert for BatP with an Address.. .Lord W. Rentinck, on (-ining front abroad. ' • Vice-Admiral Pier:more, on•lds appointment to be Cow matider-in-Chiet at and Governor of Ness;foundlionl. li, Addington' and Mr. Van:lttat f, with a congratola• tory Address - upon the Hoyt! marriage, front Harwich. Lietn.-Coloutl . 4. Rabani of the Bengal A rtilletl. on a lai being nominated a comp.unoo of the Order of tt:e Mr..Kendatt, High Sher - dot tin: County of Brecon, wi t h an Address. I The Earl of li e Lieutenant-Col ast, on his leavlng Englind. Id But lie, on his being iiiiponitot a Coqi- ! pani.in of the Both 1 Ctiptairi ([4:ii ,, , ',anion of toe 15,.t0 Csptentt Sir (jeto - 4e Farmer, on coming to his title. 1 Captain Usiter,.oo bc-in4 made a Compauipti of t h n at. . 1 Major-Getter:ll Baron de Ituttenburg, on his apountrurett.' to the Coma - land of the lteeinteot De Bull, 113 d Ott hill N . 1 i turn front service in North America. Lieutenant-General Iteury Wptyard, nit bi s appoint - ate :l to the 45th Itelintent. • Capta n Waldcgrace, on Presenting a Congratufatory Ad'. dress front the Town of 'Redford. , Lititti.winC.colonel MA,:ieml, 59th Regitrtent, on bring 0* ! pointed .t Companion of the Bath. . 1 Lieutenant-Colonel Coolie, Grenadier GuardS, on being a pointed a Companion of the Bath. Lieutenant-General Campbell, on his return from the COP" 1 mutt in the lonian islands. I, Major-General Marsden (Portugn efte service), on , hic.hP" t pointment as Comtattion of the Bath, and as a Knight Cun,!,- i mandernof the Tower and S wo rd. ' n Unitt,Colouel DoLituani on his 'appointment as Companl°, 1 of the Beth. Lient.-Colonel Cptcliffe, 23d light dragoons, as ComPa ni°6 of the Bath and Knight of the Gociphic Order. , R.:rliman Finlsy, Esq. M.P.' to present an Addrtst !rat(' Glasgow. Joba i Captain W.S. Badeock, R.N. on hit piumotion, by Sir t Ileresford. - . ! Captain Wm. Ft rris, R.N. upon receiving the oi'der o>; Knight Companion , of the Bath, ' - - Oh The Rev. Chris. Rigby Collins, Mayor of Salisbury, ~.,,, an Ad.kess, accompanied by the Earl of Pembroke and /I' . coma Folkestone. • . • - Sir Mathew Ridley and Mr. F,llison. to present: ( 1 1 / 4 - r 0n . 4 , 4 1 tulatory Address frOat the inhabitants of Newcastld-LIPk lynr. . i Captain James Walker of his Majeitv's - silly 'i ttc- i v il. . . heio appointed a Cutivaninn of the With, an VII feet! , .. 1 perntission to wear the insignia of tußnight Cutcin.u4 r v the Ituya.l Porttiguese (Order of the Tower and Sweid. lih vs Viscount Cr:lnhume and Nlitstertun Ice, It'Acl•lsl•P'' 4 : ',, Adders frontfrn the town of Weytnunth and Melcontbd-i"4"/(6, I Lie's . -Cient:rei Sir Juba Liainihun, on his lawn recto r,hiyne, upon his being nominated a Cc%" y \