The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-15 00:00:00

4L-.7!iretf.! FO It 11. I 6 .7%t INT Ne rilltNCl.l PAPER'S, [nrce.lVSb THI 4 1.101t1.4*10) (rr.mtehr (iateirr RfeirPr.) 4 fq..ovu, by:lie Wore of God, King VT-Prince o t o Noverry. &c .‘ We Are ititornted that our Ordontinti'denf - the 2lst Nov. last, has rer&ved in the town of Nistue's tl'e respect and vslitniiss4m t)ik was ilitrtoll it the crithinli'l Alton . ) justice dem:lnds, is not yet iu 'Rs povet., the most diliv.ent search has hven v w c , n ivilich the N4tional 'tinaid 'and the inba ,av;r!t: himot; have assisted ; and that every tamp; MI.- loonnev4 that 'the assirssin of (enerral Lt at'ilC it its . . neither assylum ndr protector in Nismea. "'The Article of the Constitutional, Charter which, fn hanotvledging the Catholic reliiinn as tine reiigiem of the Stan!, guarantees to other modes of religious worship liberty and 'p'tiiteetlott, Pas brew executed. Thr elon-rfl'hf the Pro ‘ frstants is open, and they enjoy all the seen'. y which is guaranteed to them by the laves; " After . - snch a return to principle and order, W wOuld no longer defer the revocation of the rijorrts, mensiires that necessity had imposed. " For thcv. reasons Vre intire (kerecti, And do &tree tiff '" Atli'. 1. in, troops garrisoned at ! Nismes 041 he s'lthilra‘rn withoot deLty, .rnitl sent . hack to soeh at other :laces of the Depart nie;lo of o ,+r+', dott oo'r ContolatOilut ish3ll j0..14t. . • " 2. OP:: " ,. ..fect testify to the inhabitants and to the Nwionill Guard of Nismes that %vc_ are with they loit;e co ry .d iu thv bf ttittilitilliiiYt'Oltiti the rd-etr sl , li'ih4tiont cff orikr in our good city. 3. oht. l llinter; K6erier of th:t Se:ith,.fltii 1 10finisiers (if %Vali, 'of tire'ltitericir, *u(s of Gene, are !:largetl with the execution of the preiettt .peerev. l'atis, Oil. -Caole Lit,k4,Tql!ct ics, tile .10th1 day, 91:.. 441)tiar y 6 . )• •4 - LottN. 4i t4Atilldis.- UJ& tI. (i;ned) 00 DEPti IC PR, Siot.in.7./air. it; A 'Secret Otoottlittee tt tw forme) in eonle. tinetice of tlipl resoiorloO.rerlilcting tha genei.l4l Otoltroing or the «Ist lionary t the . Chrioiber of 1 ) ;:ers vitir tent back tesolotion with an 111(116(m:11 article. to the. followitig effiTt " i Theging slid! be also prayed to 0:.(1(2.1., tkoc a monument be riilAe(l, Ito the name end at the expellee of the French nation, to the memory of 1 . Oneen'iNfarilt rind of ilf,t(lame Ei.it:11),111." 11, fiyde do Neuville dvnandemi that ilpbre $1:611111 be a monument ronsecrated to . the metliOry of the l) k and . arnionneeti that the Piinee de la would deVelbpe this prripn siiion. The Prince wail heard, anti the. Amend. slant adopted. • • critting become .' T. the Ket . per of the Scull Ifeatiglit t o the Cifatnher the projet of the kw sent front the ChAntber of Dep,ities, and . sipec adopte(l by the Chamber of ,Peers, which fixed the further delay griitited to the Emigrants who have retorned to their estates, for the pay toent,of their creditors. .As no alteration of the propositlon , was re quired, ant,' as the Chamber had already,adoni e d vote, it Was imniediatelyagreed to :n furnt, 121111 the Ch amber broke up. . 1 1 / 4 111i, JAN. 11.-^`lt i 3 observable that the san t:eine of 114 e Convention Wilds - condemned the unfortunate' I.onis XVI. was pronounced by I,Ttirgoiattd, A(lvtnate of Bottrileattx,'Presioeitt IJt tile Convention i.and tint! ,it was AI, L.,tiO, Ad. Vor.,te of Itoordeato.;, President of the Clitutilwr of I) poties, tViiu declared the Law against the " * , E4Antttp, -The . it,lg 114 5 appointed, thesc few tiort,/4.rsOns for the tkil anti Re. ,ele.dastieal Einplo::inera t t in thc! ViCe 'tuys,kity :Alexion o The. equivocal accottn , .s tvitieb person,snreteittl to , belie.vt, not tet' the prinetillngs of Government. PAttmitt,. Princess Antonia de 130:4irbrin recei%tui, yesterility- morning at the ton %Tot of Efrkillioo, the:viiit, of all 111 e N'otiility of therottnif•y,,and of the different alithOritir;, lu no.-eircittnstanees, die! • 'her Royal fliglineStf•ever • teceivit so , onnzii, company. It Wa3 thought to. have.soine connection ‘vil•it tip -I►i.q4eLitig RriAtigeriterits which are to settle the :tate of this coma; y. • I'he 3.,,:i,! i$ ;Molly deitroyedi ant! ii,us the work or a . 0i inillionSof laboure rs Irria leuvi fig :IS Veltiges nothitig Mitt pre cipi:ces uoii vise*, gtilib. .1.Yi,1011 i 3 sNi,l.Urt die subject of the.conisiOn to he ult.! by Piedmont to the Duchy •le title of Tornoui ir: . theyspCuk also of :A.9qtre. Patna is "to give rip in rxcliat;te ittstle of St . .101 at , bcionging to ahe . 'of Placen tia, I:tii s Place fointerly ittAde K ititk - o,{ dee . i)ro.' throe of 't orone. WA A W.••••:-Y iterdity-4as '- . TitilSittOted in die Se tt:try the New. Conititlitionj'of.'tile liingtlotiu'af Poland, together with the Decree which Omni's; notes Ornerii2ajOttezek, tiovernOr of the King aotn. After they Were read, General Zajonezcic tt es ititrimluted by, two - littistert, and took the 'oat lqwescribed by the Constitution. The President of the.Beitate pronouncea u discoursesuitable , to iii oceo . sion - , after which all,th'e AssCiutily'Went 'to the Cathedral to,ussist in a Te Deuin. Voitcrday 'was 'Celebrated tilt Antiivirsai'y of the 13ii•th of' the Empeinr . l •in tilt evCi)ing thel ; city was illuminated. *RENCII rUNDS. :tn. 1.-5 per Ceist... l 60f. 80't. ' DAtIL Actieris.;. 6..• EftnAP,I.:D OTEn. lr .1 PAR Is. JAN oldie Mom her of pinnies for the general mourning an th.: 2lst of January, has been unanimously. adopted hy't he Peers. A jeweller of, the Quay, des Orferres, h a s tre. chtryq in his 'examination before M. Dupuis,, the oßited to nothe the app • prclintiit.try , gation relative to tlie escape of LaVilitltei.ljpili tln Chitk- Which the latter Phis, 011111Cdj/etUre doer;his that he saw a woman come nui of or at leass.a person Avitom he took for such, .who immediately mounted a ettiniOlet that had !tontl for sornehoors before his shop. 'Aladanie ,Lavalctte still remains at the Corteiergerie. The gaoler and the turnkey-are , detuined at La Foree: 'We are assnred that the I , ..ireetor llamas did not sign the net calai)iounLl, and that there lore •he is not in the List of thoSe whom the 'Leer ritt the Amnesty condemns to trankinnent. A Company has been formed riallie purpose of Introducing stedm-packets Ott) France. They propose, it is' said, to establi s h a steam-packet be r t weed Rotten and Letters from .Vrankfort announce, that the scioulalntis scenes rccently 'oCcastOned. ut the 'fheatm of that place by the conduct ot some l'russnottOfficti - ts,. - tigag'etritit pa rattftar at tention ,of General Billow, %vim had' ordered a iigoronlinvesiigation into the conduct Of those accuircl of deficiency of respect to the Frankfrirt, who welt.. I.!l•ebdpi. fait time occitsioti al luded tc,Le PAat5 , ,,.14,i4, 11.—A German Ciaetie contains the follnwit% article :—!" We are tlft- :froths' arcleaviug..ltoitte by dOzens, anti by hundreds, to, repair to the different Colle.,;t: o,pened for them in Spain, Naples, Sicily, ibarnol, &c. 71:In4re hire lately tiepin:RA.3op for tile tit s:t these'iloniiitioni... As tilts twit r h as seen sop. pas3cd .a1t0m.,50 years...sia. in p,., tu g id, iu I 75!) 17G7 ; iu Naples and Parma, in 1:63, the Metoberi of old.; Order riltrq eitlit:r he euclt,tiv'•. ed ‘‘lth on extraordinary longevity, or tl,cy . most have recruited in secret, in order tor 'it, to in. able to compveheod how, oua saddessokotreat a vain - tier of Jesuit appe4r." • attentiOn if now di retted to the ItuprettlitAtiVe 110 1 ffietil itr the !loyal Ordinance of the '2.2(1 els: The question; respecting Nolik.s,s4 the chief subject .of . Tile 41i osion of the Itepreticntatives of the people into two Omni her's., the , one , Composed of hereditary Peers, and the other or Deputies renewed at fixed perions, has hitherto appeared the . hails of curry - gond Cousthutiurt. But the estublishmentof a Chain her of l'eers in Prussia, where so little fortune bin'. been left time Noblesse ; espe c i a ll y w i t hi n t h ese l ast ten years, presents many difficulties; 'Butt we trust we shall oon seeittlipoints of the Constitution' satistactorily regulated. The intentions of the King for the ‘vellare of his subjects 'are as rayons able as decidedly. pronounced. return .to Berlin Of so many enlightened men, IOU; took tin active part in the events of the three last yietills nititt produce a na* foams of intelligence that will contribute to approximate all opinions. in . it; WQrti t .gtir ectuOdenee in the Government tnaltes tts hope the speedy. termination of U. crisis 'at which, restless und enthusiastic. Spirit's have chosen to foresee 'the political SWIMS which sometimes ac company time transition front uhf: - constitution to another, DUTCH' AND FLANDERS MAIL, • (nEcEivro.Titits.mOßNllNG.) • 6.—The .11;nglish t rmy tvliicti reinainsin,Franceis to occupy, for the present, a 4 ile a tipm.t extends hutch' farther than is fixed by the Treiny of Paris, by which, anion ; ; others, the 4t9wn ot, Amieus,, that by the Conventiott ; is,not to be occupied, has. got tin English garrison, 'which seems InSpOCCd to retnain there it long time. it t generally believeil, that these inea. `shres are taken hi concert With the French Go vernment, - in order the better to •maintain pra'Ce - itivil pubik tisitquillity,', Itr gentrul, it is itfdisptitable, that in Many parts of peoples minds 'fire still much inflamed — by the various distresses that the ciountry has. stiffer• eil,;:mitul, that ..too many prectlittions cahnot "be taken to prevent the still fermenting p,issions front producing-;near convulsions. ()11 the. other side, the, remaining corps concentrate themselves . is the' neighboui Iwoti of Catulmray, It se'etps that the - nunther of English regiments that return to Eugistut . is less than itas at first supposed; Tfi e Prussian troops which composed the greatest part of time garrisolvof Namur, . have length co nj • tneneetiThelOniveh to the banks of the Mos e ll e . MI the Prussian corps whiclt . 'd re still'on the Attie, now break up successively, autl io a few clay; isec !.1 , 4111,0,3t Prtiaailv‘fritops in iVie probiricek. thole' that *)eei!'ily the Duchy of r • • Col o nel and sivermi.- tatiom - inn Officer's hive arrived i t Conde, chattc, ed bys the bult'?. of Wellitgion tri. occupy thatl, :'fortress by a German battalion, which has taken .. its post in the siiburlis. The Nation a l G uar d was then disbanded ana laid down its arms, and the ,place was occupied yesterday., life garr4on is to be, for the present, 1500 men., Two thousand lianoVeilitns have at the sane time taten their 'post in the buburbs 6 . f Valenciennes, to oCcuPy , this important :fortress. Five thousand English , . . , troops, who are to form the garrison, are expeck , ed ta-morrow from Paris. The Russian troops under Gen. Woronz,ow, successively take their posts in French Flanders and Artois. The line of the Allied Troops is to extendtunebbehind the t'rencis fortresses which ire. still garrisoned by French troops; so that these fortresses are cut off frbM the heart of the kingdom. Such are the wise inewitires talien by the Commander in Chief, in on!er to se cure by every possible means, the. neighbouring. countries tiewell as that of the interior of Fraiice itself.. Dec.:3o.--Notuithstnoding all .tlfe 7 reriotis that have been spread concerning the. 'of the Direhy of Lmenburg, nothing cenuin is yet known respecting this cession. lituisr.i.i, J . 10.---- rh - e rig g ht . wing 'of the Arrny•of occup a ti o n in France, under the Duke of I'Vellhigton, is occupying successively the po sitions assigned to it, from Charlemont to Amiens. It is composed of 25,000 English troops, 16,000' Ruisians, S,QQO iianoveridtis, and the Dutch contingent of 5,000 Men : all these troops, l 4liiil2 - • :4, ing their stay in F rance , w ill remain ',pins a com plete war establishment, with a proportionate _ . .. re serve artillery, and always rea dy to ttierch iu case of need. 'Phis part of the Allied Army liar taken possession of all . the fortresses situateiritiOnerthe tont! from Belgiqm Cu Paris ; these . are, Vale o . ciennes, Boni - I:flu, Cumbray, antf:Peronne : by these measures the tranquility of this part of Frahce is fully secured.' ll'Atts,t w, I) da.2s.—Notwhiistatuling• the ces sion at a part of' the (.irand Dtieby of Warsaw, the present kingclalll of 1 3 0billd containi idtion nt 2,0 . 0,000 in'';Abitittlts ; it it ti3erelortt next to Cisith, the Liigett (.1 , the kiag. dams. The kingdom ,)1 ellS9ll contains near ; A‘trneti;), 70,0i)0 ; Taaris, 100 000 ; Sibv . thb . I,6oo.o9o,_avialy ii)(1110111g 1 1 1 4. Ali', ric pos. esgiaas... • jiLIILI D. so.—The aggrandfratnent : of the Monarchy having - considerably fairs of the Department of Forei:zlt file Mai,!ity has divided it into tiffee sretions, tinder Cie; chief direetiOn•of Prince 'lint4eitherK. • General Colint.Nork of tVitrtenthurg is gone to ','his brave wrirtior leaves the service. 0,1 hi+ repeated instancel. the King has gnat)tral him his discharge' in the most hOnoitrahle,nialvattir. Th r state: of his iteniala obliges Into to, ttikl pose. The .s;tnie -is the ease with General Pnehoilli• who received several wounds in the last campaign ; retires with the rank of Lieurcnaot-General. The field equipages i entrittg' es, 'stud horses of lOcti Blucher, 04 - ssed on the tisth coming to . .. - Lleat.-General Kruseintsrk wilt itortly repair .4 to his phst HI Attilviiiiiailor to the Chili./ of Vienna. . . ~ 'The Mkiister of . State,, B.aron - 41:etisteiii .., , arrthmi here Yesterday.. . ,t, ~ •,,tv, ALIVIANDUIA, Dec. 24.—The'Kihg Itasjnitbr tiered the property ot severttl . per . 7,094 to , be questrnted. The, fortune of tbtse persons is one of the effects of the ftevolttiion, mid it has been so - rapidly acquired, th a t they will perhaps Ls* embarrassed to justify it. It is remarked, that they are chiefly enriched by the Itroperty of the Convent, Hishl;~jrst y is still employed in rc.- storing to this place its ancient importance. It is said, that the difficulties w ith the court. -01 Vienna are, arranged. We know not in %flint manner, but WC, tear that it is . not to our ad.: yantsge. Two foreigner; h.tve beets arrested, wlso c u tl et "! thenni e lve French merchants. The Tya!e System in this country', :seems not so ,lim eh Object e d to, Ott account of uatitom 'l)6'o to the clergy; I)itt as to the mode of collecting The farmer thinking it hard, that he should pay' Air.., while the trailer and merchant who epp y mM the sueetesings, and derive considertibly profit - from their pursuits,: should pay No - Ent4, This popidat notion of Vyuidity of Right* and emptions, is very strong in t h e public wind, anti is oni; ebiel cause of thetettniyersally approviog tree present. Lottery Scheme, -which is founded on ,Egualiqj of. Rlghts Cbanees fur every Pur. Cilium' has an' ertqlEight aml Chance to 'gain' one at' "hot It of ti.e Two Pt izes of 25,600 Guinea s Gold; or either of the T‘k.o Prize> of 20,1Y101, tic eit'her of the 6..61;7 other Prizes of 5,600 L, 1,0001, &c. &c. with which the Scheme übounds, as there are,not Two liimiths to it Prize, ,and th e . prlies will bt paid i n S t er li ng Drawing St. Valentine' s Day, Lith rchruary:";" lIT t: *J It 4 1 -!ST '6lO I rnh . lzawisits Ok INE CONVEIIIIIO voin - n po'st Tax DKA t rit de LOW, XVI. ANO Wil I . ..“ . • , Als-srat tiviN6. . ' . t.iNirllCE l kEs'; Minister ef Jastice tinder the Elirectorr i ! .. , second Omni! ' let the Ceniaiar Goerruntellts and under n '''.,l impesial regime .Vieti Chancellor, with the title of rratee .... Parana. Ott the re..tturatiao of Liiiiii XVIII; lie sent in h i t . cat ieli t i .: lll :e . re: ‘, :v l4 is c i ii ir,t B p :l o ' itt ' e ll tn e iu r i:r t :r ru ol ed Justice. toFr3 "CC! 111 "lb : la FOLICIIE, Analsas, 4 ,4 j r ,, u Ai l ~oir ecv ,ry to Milano A.. 'es-wards to the Hague.. Lite,* '.llinister oft the Police, 0. the Dimturi, and uf liuoisaiiirte, removed in tale; oppain tel. Governor of R ome , am + retiii;leil to Paris offe r . Cite restura. thin of the -Knit, but Iris, nut employed.. When Iltion.o., Palle returned front Elba, Towel, : was appointed Minister of Polic e , but when. his I.t•tar lytqforccd to abdicate , b o wit* appointed President of the Proriistoral Governuients ah ei ,- alien (emit XVIII. arrayed in Paris, -he appointed Ameba. his Minister of Police, mid afterwards Lis Atiio4 47l i l " te ". Dresden. . ,-.• :. , REA MER, Pretident,of ti le Cortncil, all garittne Plize'r i under Buonaparle„ anil.one'of his Councillors ut Stair, LrAr i appointed by hint in 1815; and, when Iliumaiarte 1t53t. 1 1.":: :sated, nether- was appointed Secretary of tte_rrOviskom" • Government. . . • CARNOT,4 Selember of the DirectOry,..atitl proscribed alt the lath Prot:l4lyr (4th Sept. 1797i —recalled by Iluonapsli• in 1400, and was his \linistrr of War fur a short time, bel was then appointed Member of the Tribunat, in which be confirmed till it was suppressed. In tali, when the Mtilt/ criteria Ft'ince, be offered his service* to Buonaparte, *ft trot ' appoititert Comniandant of Antwerp. When that ~cl l7 was given uPCarina. to the Allies, uitted the service. ur hIM:'• Rittman:We retprited in March last, hr wits appointeil Mini.•-. ter of the Interior, and created a Count. When IltionapoTts, last alolicuted. Caritut was appointed a Mentliet e 'of th e ' Prle ' ci , ilotial Government. On the entry of the King into hit c.r` : pital, lie rttired from (Ace. _ SI EYES, Meml3er of the Directors-, and appointed a CO: sot jointly with Ilimmiparte. A fterw.trils .. Seontur, in whi rtt , capacity he remained till the aerie:ll of Louis . X.V111: in is": Ile then tent in his adhesion, sviivii litionaparte Morava, (tout Elba, Sieyes was dpiruisited Peer et Franey: •. ' TIIIII.WDE.‘U, Prefect of llttrsriller, and one of Nilo": purte's Commit lore Of State till 1414 'WNW linalniparte wits at Elba,-Thitnnadeau wrists very active in the tiveciatiutit t* hring hi. Master back to France. Ile W.lt, ill llarcli last, cre• ated a Poet. of Freuce. . - • .. • . .. MERLIN of Dimity (nick-minted Merlin Potence, Galh ) ` t : Merlin; -•Member of the Direct o ry, a nd 'Mi t a:ter of J .o *tete miller tlutAiltiverniuttit.—Under that of liutinapartei he ' l ,l, Councillor ui State, and Attorney-tit:meal of the . CoonT . C.lsiltion, which putt hr cuotittned to till tinder Louis N'''' till a month before the King's !light to Mani. Alter 1n0,11,0 pa te e s return, he wlis . restored to his former Wheys, hot 14 since been expelled by Lonis XVIII. . ' MERLIN (of Thiutivale), no relation 'II the preco- .ti u was' never employed since he was in the Cintrentiini. Ile + , • 43 in the in-my before the Revolution ; hoc b e h at . Mi m i. 111t11 the estistny,.'and li.ves Upott his estate, which. lie put'o 4 'f , with the money he gut from the King of Prussia lit ti:/j, ''' the surrender utoMayetiee. ..• - •• • jiKk.tiolltli, a 'Bishop and a Senator of illionapartcl Serbia-7as well is after his return front Elba: ' • • -ALQUIEIt, Alultustisilor of the Directory at Nettles ' d. " l 4 : hlitsiletr, and of Huonaparte at Rome, at Stochboilii, wed . , Copetillipou. MU tau situation utter hluoutspurtv'a "! u " 8 ;rum Elba: 1 . ," ItAatßali.S: a llatabcr of the.Direetury... exiled 111 ~ aw l " — porte.to lirustels tetlit First Consul I never employed tiocc% BAUR filth has Leen never employed , by any (iorerinuel a tinco..,tre,was in the Cutiveittioil. On Boon/spot Ws returi' from Elba; be was elected it Measlier of the Claxather ut Pr ' platys. ' ' TALLIEN was nut employed by the Directory, but went to E;zypt as a‘volunteer ; us. his return to France he stns 1% 6 1 by cord li.'cith's squadron end sent to Eng.and ; be ietualm itiloodoit three weeks, is ill then returned to l'allilt but W. , 44 ' 11'4 . cluPitqc.l till 1 dOt %Olen toe 1•Itf sent- us consul to A' ' ' . cant. tic reinstio..i these lures ~ , arg, was recalled, and '.l l ceived a pension of (i,(k),) lit' rei per umlaut, which walt.t.o‘ f? mined to !inn by Louis XVIII: lie held nu 44uatiOti gola' , ' Ettunapartr'ssecrnt usurpation. M.II.I.ARNII; was employ,A in var i ous s i tuat i on s tinOcr ItutinhPßltv• lii July 14.1 he Was made prtsont , by the Ylu i. si:ols,:thd is tiuw•uoutit,ell its the forties. ut U esci. iti.*llt...lV, a 1 1 1.01..itur ;:t the Collrgy la Vett:444S. , 1 (iAltNiejt. 1..)N.. S.ll,ti lIES, i'n•%iileist of 'taw Ctital . 7 l " •(u tee s ot ~s'iieteat a Menibur of tie Chituthor of. llcyuu s " , darns; the last Ansorputiois ut liuunvarte. ' I'ANIS, Or.Atier-io-low of the celebrated Sunterret• hob° ' lielitutnaly years the situation ut Dirrotur ut tue ll os pi ta lS ' 6 . * Paris., SERCiENT, on Etwavee by feufet.ioh, end he u th.,...4.0. 1 .*'r ut the celebrated C.. Marceau—Sergeant has . titi . vr tasii.loyed by ln:rea: :irte. • CO•—tlt lA, Miniqtr 'of Police antler . the l Direct ern, ti ..„ tuanyjear. llumnipart e ' s Prettet at Anto•erp,Aeas ri (terwatr . ; selat to Ltt ttQGttsiun t4l LuOi t Mau., re• aoh,'!otrti a Peer by Iluinbipitite in )tliatelt last. 'l' hi!. i"'" Las taltea the alit: tit tuna L'Apper eat. -Ambass , ,tdur to the United Stites of Atutric! i ! anti Pret.e.i at neoritei.ux. lir, num nit% very active it' bringing . baeis lluonalarte from Sam. DitOCZI . , the t'Osi-Aluster wh o arr es t e d I.o.tis At • , - Af'tirenties. lie was unuty yearsPrefeet at.st. Mrtarlioutt. 1 2 ' s is the father of theocrat Diuttet, now Count d'Er:oll• D.ltill), the celebrated Psinter, Meniher of the. lustitutto . . 4114,uf the Legion of Hop u o r . P LA . M.III4OI: was due ol by Mernhers of the runventitgit •;.Iff,risretl . Oy Livacral ,Uotoutstier and delivered up to the AW richaiiged fur the pr e s ent I)o lehwat AttgoolVs; He was malty year* Judge u t the Cowl, Cassatiou, situation he avol till very lat ely. tie is also s Sleiutier Vt '" and'of the Lesion ut Honour.. • • •QU1N41.71:. was also-tellow prisoner with th e prey p d - I'ii lf •io 41u.tria,pdlid exelning d nt the saute time. He was 1, ! A , 71 1 . Years ISuoistipartes, Prctect AnIiCUS, WOI , UtPoll ; : itruvisiunaLUstrilluarut, after tittonaparte's Last 41 ' glen. . „ . Ciiiiitellor of Slate at littditaparte, aotl Deputy Att o rn e y -G enera l i n the Court of 'Casiutiotto it , : ppst.lie held:antler Louis I,YI/1. • I)(7ttOlti hettator of Duonaparte' 's, before 3- Orr his return from Elb a . T LA cOsTE and LA L 0 1 o f itapar t4C p 111 cis uo c...4t050il of Vitiates. . . .. RUNIME, ocrer employed Ity ntiumtparte. itlii ...; LA EANA 1., Nlctober of th e lostitate, and of the log ,- ' 4 :'ir of Houma ' LA•CMBE O ST. MICHEL, au Officer of Artillery , oputi r - 1 .i; balf-poy, 114IVCC llUtllilyCd by Itttottaparte. . JIMA NNOT, A banker of equine:loco its Paris, actr I‘, ployvit hy liouhapotte. LE,CIO I', a Pr,,rincial Judge. . . ..., . - • • iii• •=i' LAIGNELO I t Director o f the Ba rr i ers, o f t h e Departale. • of thy ivino. • . • .- FLU INT de Ia,MAIINE Atturasty-( itvver empnuer l ni oyrd by. ip ate' totunapduzartl,', 4 , tE " - { Prize,;. inliati iined in 11$011, tor distilicetivit.to Butnialia ,. nun htivratett in ik LA, Ina not entidnyed Aftertvarat. 1.4.01tY, toe satire filo ese.tiont Ohiptan..ition .He wra nutuy )e41 . . Prvfeet s litionitp4ric. 5et:6 . 414144u liar I.ruion avow:. • P.F. t4iattb‘44rar... 1:400116111 1 1): itam444l4ol l ?"' " 747 1,1 Mrinber Wilke bi r o:Ill: littolQp,ot retiined iris, 1i14 4 ;e: "Nleual.rr us tire I:a*titute, when Napulvuu b ec . uue Ewperal i Mesober yf tilt. Dirictury; alterva r :i„ joia y. at o C.untmeetes and 3.1,3 rt v. He tvai . t terward* Senuturi tialJ after th e I ,— - , usurp:ol4lll. b ' 0)1 hlit.tiAell, , ti.;,Gebelal, and Mar:liar of the Chant s' • I)erittatia. lu(;11A111), a Vietect %soda ilavaapile. IiGNS VI:MAIN, a ilistigt tit tine Court of a-guploc: t l. by. tinualap.arte tris tottery B , A fize.„ $ . hoit.i th,3ktuatina, %snit:it is a very 1t0.34.1i1- 4. 4 Mit (ungtaally a Sheritrs "(coveter of the imam:vs iu Ili,: time ot c LIMO I r Lit' 1,---Liilli1:11(1 JIMJ r(ltilt-.. 4141 - —11004: then, ever ttopl yoe,) toe ) t , L rover to state, lttot and Moti4t , ..vert no , - bell 91 •theCutiveliiiiits tilt trial of Louis XVi• t t‘its of' , luvlice, who. read the seisteacc R s 7 4 • .li,d tat., Litttr, tts ,Nittotiter of War aiid Maritist Wurrairt.—Vroto 1,4 e 41 14 'b iii ` r . , Betsey cartel sailrel from Plymouth on Sar i ; "Yi i)tsialtt, with ill)msrds of GO ric 4se ' n t French p 3 4:. riboner s t or ',:oce. On the morning the' Mattelay ttbe sthinded ilea; the village Q . i ntartesione, K;ngsbriA ge , 411( 1 soon bacon a complete wreck;- The survivors . who leave P ee° nen are in the most th.plorable state, The nnln; tier lost is not a sc erta i ne d, b ut 12 bodies bad bc c •• washed vu shore on the gth.