The Sun. — London, England, 1816-02-08 00:00:00

NTLI,LIGENCE. 11A . M,13t5110111MAILS. 1 1 4.naFt4cr. JAN. i.—(Pront,# Leger )—The ' poo, cireidat -, !(1 in several paper,, tieularly the (;07elie A F., (Ince, coneci Ili 11;4 pretended dlerenees of Or eThlnet Wltu tne Austrian Court; A tnniee has been ptibliOied, concerning the rriltbkin, , ..; in theapprOaching Calnival,arlinineing, th:tt ft um this day persona are alloivcd to appear . incodks at the Theatre, and from the 22th, o:,eoy in the streets. Its the afternoon there v. ill be publie,ma . synerades, but only, on, the two I.ist 1141oRd,sYs of the Carnival, loot on the last ',l7tieStisT and A 4 W.llnesila.y, and on Sundays ,thry nava not I)eg r iii 'till:3 in the afteillooa, after divine seri ice is over% liAvAath, JAN. 16—(Froni a I.,eller)— . -The ter rltot ial arrangement COttiptelirtttli, we. are al.; SUILA, the restitution, of tit Tyrol, •Vor-Alberg, ilie anti the greatest part of tke Duchy of otir Court Would :is indemnity, Xiiurzbin•g and AssOtifien burg,tonsiderable territories on the lett bank of the Illime, including Deux Ponts, Spire, Worms, and. several villages in DArnwatlt and Widen. COPSNHAOEN, "JAN. 19.---lhe preparations for the taking pos,ebsion of the Duchy of Lattetiburg for our Sovereign, still continues. 'file French °Charge, d'Affaires bas announced tlitc t• e funeral ceremony for Louis XVI. will bt _performed in the Austrian chapel, on 'Monday the :-22d of this month. Btocicuoul, JAN. 10.":. His Majesty having beenitifortned that foreign merchant vei,sels make use tibt. only of the Swedish flag, but in the Me fliterratteati sea, evert of .SWedish papers, Or, :what 'Turkish passports, which is very iuju 7 nuns to the Swedish commerce, his INi:sty, in 'order to check thts abuse, has decreed, that every Svtedish or• Norway ship, which enters ti foreign ,poit, shall, within a „few days after its,arriviti, it; papers to - the Swed!sli Consul ; and 'that when the ship 'has obttriited permission of the `iCtisfont-how;e to love. the Port, the viper de chat% th s shall be laid before the Consul, who *Mull! certify that the ship . is really Swedish r•Jr IVorweghti. • • • , PETVIISYSUIt3Ii s J,AN. 10. ImperNl 'Majesty has been pleased to or,ler the diploma of Nolitlity of the Russian Liopire to be made out , for his l'hysiciair 'Dr. Wylie,— • twd to APDrove of 'Aire arms annexed to it. IlANovErt, 34\14'. marck . of the Bruns. troops through'this city is now euded. Yes terclay woe the hussars of Oels, who followed the Duke in 1809, in hid expediticm from Bohe ' stila to the Vc'et,ci., and afterwards tihtinguiuhed themselves ho witch in Spain. and iu the last ea ordbro. • MAunk.ninc;, JAN. 22. —Eveos( German wilt doubtless hear With pleasure, that the ., hetilth.ot Iris highness Prince Bluchur ,ippeined much more promising While he snits iu titi city, thao the ac. via - ins that had betto raceivcd gay i e .. ,Neasun to . 1) pe. LUDWIGsLUAT, JAN. 21 ,--Itesterthiy . , Our Court e and the ,A , hOle country was tihtui4ett intu 'the grctiteS . tutnietion by , the death of our, gonit *hie VOncess the Iltireditury Ciratitl.Dticheas Caro , litre Lopisa, Braniff, JAN. 19.—YestertlAy, for the first we celebrated berg the birth-day of her Illajesty the Queen of Great Britain and liartovu. Linratiotion,lu. 1.---Last year the number of Midis in Hamburg') and, the Suburbs, was 3767, and that of the olvolis 2745, presenting the my uncommon excess of 1022 in the births above the deaths. Anions the b;iths are 413 natural cl 4 lltheit.—ExchanKe on Loudon, 33.-6. FRF,NcI-1 PAVERS. PAttlL', Pea 4 . 'l'u4 cuirassiers-of the lit re; gintent of Gout ds have denounced to. their Colo ;%el four tkell who had held discourse against the lovermen!, and have requested their expulsion from the rucks. Thih is a new proof of the good ti a:tit Which. animates Orem. The culprit 4 ac ill be Rica by a Court.martial,. The' latest aceounts froiu Constantinople , give the inogt afilittink, details respeethig the ravages of the pkgite ha that city. A sinter of the Grand Seignior has I.o.lcit a victim to this scourge. The stthurb of Pert was not free from the contagion. 17 0 ,c 3 ate to be found in varlotimirovinees , cat'l`tiikc,y, even as far as frontiers of Poland.. Pro;iitt nod ellicaeloit&tiletuOtres are taking 'to ar test its progvess4 4 . r , • On the fiat Januory', died at WiwsAw, at the ge,of 123; NitrOdSliT; . ll POlitail gillltiClll3ll. married his second wile at the age of 92. A gtiter now alive was the lcuit of this - roarriige. 806,. the Yo govtraunnt 4rautc4 him a' • A nets iiTh atGO ii ii ins, Empgior Mex; and& continued till his demi); It is reported that 111. Fonclie will, pa sa. 'the winter at Dresden. as a nrivate Mademoiselle Destilliert 1 is the lady, Who sent 100,000 francs (or thle,avrvive of the state : she at the. same time gave 25,000 francs to be distribbt ettatuong the. poor. , There is a rumour current - in Switzerland, that several 'districts of Upper Suabia, 'bordering on Switzerland", will pass under the dominion of the King Of Buvaria, in i eonsequence Of the territorial arrangements which will shortly take place in Germany. It is even thetight. that the city of Constance, and all the northern side of the lake of that name, will have the Same destination. An individual in an ecclesiastical Gress, iii ,the course of the month of:January, went through a part of the Department of the Var, using sedi 'tioui expressions anti announcing the approaching return of the Usurper. The Gendarmerie are positing him, and it is hoped will not fait to ar rest him. .• It is expected,, siecOrding to the dispositions• of different Sovereigns to issue forth a great net of toleration and justice, from the Congress, which is to determine the interior organiption of Ger many, and which will soon assemble at Frankfort, that the entire political eipancipation of-thc Is - raditea is intended. INSTRUCTION ON 'TUE LAW OF AMNESTY ADDRP.SSRP TO 'FLIP, pßocutsEUr.6 GENERAL AND OrDINARY • OF HIS SIA.IRSTY. . JAN. QC, 1816. I am going, M. Procureur-General, to give you some in structions as th the execution of .the taw of Amnesty of the 12th of Januaty. According to the first article of this law, all individuals de tained on the charge of having favoured, directly orindireetly, the rebellion or rksurpation of lapoleon iluonairarte,. and against whom-no judgment: bad been passed, nor prosecutions dirricted,,before the promulgation of the law, are to be set at liberty, if they are not included in the exceptious t :or detained fur other caws. By prosecutions can only be, under Stood judicial acts; consequently, where no Order of imprisonment has been officially decreed, the amnesty is applicable: The Precereirrs will take care that the 38 intlisidOls desig ,nnted by the ordinances of the 94th July 1835, an.l 17th Jan, 181 G, and the individuals comprised us regicides in the 7th article, of the law of the 12th of January shall leave the king dom within the periods respectively appointed; Itud they ou prosecitte those who remain itrFrance after the expiration of these intervals. Tire functions and -employments mentioned In the 13th ar -tiefe Mean 'suet, as were directly conferred by the usurper, or in his HMO accepted and exercised. The 1 ttb Article arplies,to politieftl offences etiminitted tfie . tatuf Nl,treb. Ititt4 t by to the' time wtiri; the return of thg X►i gtohieti*pital tnight pave been kli(IW iut.be .60er ent pact; nt 43,3iigauw. • " (g'igne4ll ar.Bois. 1111:Nr2, Los. - 27.—An Erg Halt courier 'has , brought to Cobourg news of the highest iinitort anee for the House of Saxe-C(ihourg. It is gene rally asserted tinit Prince Leopold of Cobourg is destined to. marry the heirefs of the three kingdoms,. PETERSBMIGII, JAN. 6.—A storm basins( burst' forth here against the Jeinits. They bad been long threatened with it, having incurred the displeasure of Prince Galitzin, the mi!lister of public worship. , yvai extremely irritated - on learning, in Dee. 1814, that his eephew,theypung Prince Alexander; Galitzin, educated at the academyof theJesuits,bad become a Catholic. ' He jnonediately took the , Prince froma their house, and placed hi the 'Emperor's pages. The General of the Je- . suits was ordered to wait upon the Minister, who reproached him severely. Ile jestified himselt by detailing how thy circumstance had happened but he did not - appease,the Prince, who made an un-' favoAvable report to the Emperor, and slid not con ceal his wish to see the Jesuits punished byexpulsion from -Peterslturgh. In this thinger the latter had re court C to every measure dictatetiby prudence. They avoided giving the smallest umbrage to Government and, among other thiogs, 'resolved to admit none Catholies into their institution in futtire.—* Notwithstanding, it appeared that, the Niiniiter, 0n431 COOlti neverbe 'reconciled to them. The Pope's Mill, restoring the Jesuits, had also ex c ited displeasure in Russia. Their generel, who was recalled , the, Sovereign PondlL:was tart suffered to return to Italy--apparently from a fear lest' the Jesuits in Russia sinield fluid themselvei dependent on ikgeneral residing it, a foreign cowl'. try. Their Correspondence wes inspected, their cc» t ions watched, and the labutns of their niissionaries iu Siberia ) and the colonies of the Volga, thtivert ed. The Potestams, and thoie of the Greek gliereh, united to ruin them. Some : .conversiontt otßussian ladies completed the irritation of those ~who looked upon them with an evil eye ; and When the Emperor returned, after a long stone, complaints were made to him of the Je -Snits,- who Were described as disturbers. Hence the ukase of the let N 01,1antiory.. VtaNA, JAN.. 24.—The sudden departure of, General 't Bianchi ,gave rise to an, idea that . the Austrian troops would immediately take posset :shin of the Imiviertel end the conntyyot S a lehourg, but according to the latest hitelligenee from thitt lerrtintry the A,l4triin anti Bavarian trams Cuiiied the same posts. • the BaVarian Government sent on the l I tit to Milan a second ultimatum, .woicll is mu ch conciliatory than the former.' It n o l on ger pro tutu apipt `very kind of ccnion i but wopposo • TII6I lianttnirgh Mails and Paris 1 1 apers ‘Nitich have reached U 5 since our-lait require. no further notice than merely this of their arrival. : The ease' of the prohibition of the en Journals in Paris is not yet clearly made out, ' it is evident that the Government has thought ittAi l pedient to resort to sonnittleaSttreS for regulatingthe assembLig'es and disenssions of whielilhe stalls and places where the Newspapers of the thty (chietlythose of PAris) are lent to read for,tt fee, were theNkleuses. With OM' inforuvitius nn the subject, we cantina presume to say whether or not this interference was called for, .but of tiling we are convinced, that the only way to rule France in peace and safety, is to hold a tight hand over the disaffected, and ptinish their very first movements with unmitigated sev e rity. It was thus that BUONAPARTE governed FriltlCC. 10 his time the slaves submitted patiently enough, and we never hearth of rebellions and conspiracies, the dttily food with which we arc now fed. his time of unexampled tyranny, these trembling dastsrds chewed the, cud in quietness, and it to he en. duretl that, under the just administration of the 'law-s and a lawful monarchy, they at to - harms their own country, anti disturb the tranquillity of 'Europe ! We 'trust. not. Vigour. and firmness are the surest props of the Boirrbon Throne, and after the experienee of the past, intheeility itself would not, be arrested by the boss ling, or threaten ing, or cringing of the Factions, from thundering clown condign punishment on their gailty heads With regard to the intercontse between. thei Countries, thr ough the medium of the Press, we can scarcely remember when It was Unfettered, except:during the last ephemeral usuipation of Ildototi.AßTe. At the beginning of the Revolution. the cause of Freedom yeas supported by interdietidg l the admission of 'hie SuN into' France--the first' Phwev sb peoliihited.by the friends of liberal this-, cnssioir and perfect freedom. -This step was fol lowed by others of the sante kind, till BUONAPARTE baying (lir/Wiled France to his mind, ent irely se- Newhnyers, stud fermi his gym La *lntim! foreigq insitiicidnty of the pciptilattoti; nt)(i ti,e sniHtl ness of the revenikei Of the.territories rc(10.1. Rott4E, Seeitt CohgregatiOn.it ed of Which was held on the 17tIi in the Qairitittl Palace, and itt wind; hisiliolinesi t'Vfti to nt6lie known to the Sacred College the state of ,the Jesttits, and what had taken Place resite6tiiiepkept in Itussiit. SPAIN. MADRID, IT AN. 22.—The cold continues to lie excessive in this capital, and iarions towns in the interior, and on the coast Of the Mediterranean, • •,,lf complain of the unusual severity of the winter.— This is a real calamity to this country, wheee the , sun, if we may so speak, is a sort of Proyidence. Letters from. Gallicia speak of some vagabonds wandering about in that province, whorl's the aa'ccted decorate with the name, of . partidas These persons, menaced b.y justice, and accom.: , plices. of the crime of 'Pother, must soon have a fate similar to his.. . It is said that Navarre is also disturbed .by ss sinall number of brigands ; but the Government depends, should it be necessary', on the zeal and firmness of the Viceroy, as well as on the troops of Count Abisbal, which are,in the vicinity. In ,L;eneral these thinks excite no alarm. These ves tiges of a great conflagration Will-g out of them selves. Tnere are at present in the Royal Prison of Comma 70 Officeri in the titbit. of Portier ; their trial is in preli k tyation. The King might pardon them, but he wlshes them .to by trial in the first instance. ; There W..is a foolish quarrel the other night at the Madrid Theati6 de la Crin , hot‘eeenan Ofti cer of the Guards and the Count de Montezuma, Corregidor of ,the city, originating in causes more becoming the gallantry . .of a militarythan,thern the gravity. of a Corregidor. The curtain watt lo‘vered, and the piece discontinued. The King, having been iniornied tof.the aiiidir, ordeted the Officer • into eight. months' rigorous arrest. The Cantu next morning saw a carriage at his dtior; anti received au order of btitiishment to his estates in•Leoa. ItENIF:MBEIL wEONESDAY,VALF4NTINE • sikAy, YoUit FORTUNE, sl BV: MADE. TWo riuZE,s.Or e 5,000 OUiNKAs, Tsvo 0,F , 10.00 •STER !ANL', LorrEity. NOT TWO BLANKS To A 11=g. . ? filtll LS. ARRIVED... 4 Hamh-argil. France, 2 iiatqbtligh, liuliarwl, Stiottcriburvlt. 01 VHS DAY iy.r Rank Stock, • pet: Cent. KO. 61 601 1 1 a pert:tat. C,nnii, 4 ire" Coos. ltif i t, pil• l cia. Navy, mt. FAT.. liatel. L. Amt. ISO-J.olls sToCKs n!cf...qcoc. 10;lia liumis, 4sl' pr. ' F.xchqq..- AO:, .Is, di*, 2s. pr. t)miliuu)., 1 Ilitto for li.iyruent, ,Curis. fur .Ic4uunt, tilat TI 1(111 WATZtt A'C-I.ONO , Morti'dig, 2 3tuioiu.tr4 An** I%ittnor. To-Nt c)itrit)w. j F.sotaio:► 4ro aiiisuics ittwr I.IIE SUN. ,1 1 1 / 4 1 Quit UICERL VACIUM Allpiar? LON 1)01,g. T 1111,R S ,DA 1 4 4 It It Z 7.1 RY Or Isl 6. ittpreion every thing as lie clinic tti hare it' be. We do not reeolfeet that our Patriots railed eieessi•iely against dick associate ort this score, auy mote than 0:1 aa• count of aliy of LIN Oppressive: acts and , mur t rt. They prudently reserved their feelingi of indigna tion for the era When the exezution of ihe laws hnder legitimate Priliett Might -tic called by : - - these names, and saw in the Misdeed.; of their lay ourita the great Prince," ()lily n political precati i''O • grandetir of design, just i•trity, or spirited retaliation. 171.ieti to this d 4 they retain‘iiiiqi partialities. "A pager is circulated at porf.( (says cular Organ in thiS metropolis) on one side of which is a picture of the Duke d'lllsouret4 oaths. other those of NfEY, LAiabovain, and lETTS, with a motto, three for wie.". Impudent and scandalous mockery ! Three " what fur One 1 Three infamous Rebels ; two a them examples of almoit Matchless treachery an" ingratitude, and the third a convicted Traitor, all tried and E onditimed by the law of the lain!, itt t he face of day—to One illitst r. 1 iou_ Mit 11130Celit ice seized by violence in airmail - a trrritory olirag.ged the myrmidons of an Usurper to a dun gt:on, snork el by a secret examinationornd Murdered at midnight in a ditch. Can—litiMair deprav'ity and the 0 0 ' _lion 'of-every . ntoral principle be carried 111 144( 'than by the instituliwi of thii disgusting coal • pirison 3 It marks beyond the power of laugnAge, the demoralization which the Rerolutitt" I ' 3l caused, -and the profligacy which has rooted overt honourable and iirtuotts . leeling from the 401 0 tr it ut its abettors.. The Fast accounts from the Cape of Good fl a r e state that supplies were in readiness for t" troops and squadron intended to> be ti:c Intl ° ~l3Q:vA!!ntrTL aisSt, Helena. Letters /rum Flto ElAyuuntill'u e ntitltile pA I)ecetnber inclose an Extraordinary Gazette, pub' iished in 'AL:xict) on the 9th of N o eetulAr7 if aS ' detailing the defeat and capture of the Insurgent Chief, Alosaicl, This Chid, with a-party dependents, • wits marching into the Pruvinc,es Puebla and Oaxaca, hut wits surprized andor" tared by the S?miltyas near - the River Atettaugue Ott the ,:ith of :;nvenkher, The troperty Ts . % is:the theme. for t ill troll °. wiOlotit wishing for tlic modifications vcbic ii wltert known, co nvert enemits into ottig ° ' cites for the measure,' or perhaps turn its 4rivsJii, ilito i)ppoSei'S. atc or two glo ,, my atmirditits mit of the which have nut uraity crept into such a contraeecl' we - Shall just notice. The propose,l ax, s raj° against, as the Whr Tix whi'ch l'ilinhtvrs'ple 4l o iliems'aveii to i. .an efl6" l / new -motieWif - theii'sure ' a ff ,:etiug property . to the amount of live ner colt. anti . un profits above it .certain annual .v.aionnt,. ol ' (l a certain scale is die identical te:l per ta li ' u : alf pruperty a;td profits.liVied Cliiring the Mi r Two otfliree years without a spe:itic pledg e f°f _ its being taken ofiV'iS perpetuity I The ptlYiuenluf Ate interest of our National Debt requiring th is In tm crease of - revenue, a, bitter Diode Would .1)4. augment theeidiik Debt hy:LmoiSo burthea the cotintryAvitli Nutter lingual iiitiircs7 ---Edieit itini,satis.i. • • 1 . The two chief sources of information and , Hub struetiuu now extent for the benefit of t he lic arc, into, the :horning Chronicle anti •.:(10. nbli written . political : dissertations on all sokleetis with which the Lottery Puffs are now 0)1°° 1 1'1 introdhce4. 1t is difficttlt to say which of the is the Moat SyStelnitiiok, appli C346let f ai t ingeniutis fur, they agree in these essentials, t-6 thq invariably point to a certain and deteroi4l*.. aid, that they alike prOfebs,to be Purely P "i°l ; t : and disinterested, rt 4 l/14t. their Object is to ci u ; l wheel to go fountf . eguirip-Heic NYC On? A ll r 4 i.' 1 4 10 /0 Slid No Blanks ! Who would fantail) , Po ur ' ' a happy chance nay melte hint rich whol0)1:6 whom the turn of a.ticket may render g l6 ' t upon the lower.periplae" ry of the circle ple"--,14 ground to the carat, when one revolution 111-. f rait; hito two or tin stied spokes, ut 1 114 Y him tothe top of all ? No wonder th al t offerer! of these . toigttty benefits should . 1 101" i 'O , - tw.htty before St, Valentine's Day, Or re ' 0 , 6 lie ; Little ' Jacobinical Go, which prowis4'si ► AlOriotis ,Prizes OCCrowns to its faithful Vot9r-csc. fru: Next to these faithful expositors of SPhte.' tic' CretS cud 'Nstional af f airs we are a r ° , : tp iet, ttmuse4 with the etiOris of Private ear"' Pi' - tr a so called, tileliiso non; incentio, because it `t Iv !o be pub/Liked: A. very. whimsical parr "t i i 4l) , t oo ;. i*,tracteti front these veritable docuinents t iatwt • the-last two months; fur which we "ll' ,'llO. hereafter, ' but In the interim content Ottw l'" record n - to their praise that si day of Deeeniber last year, ‘ they have Ftio"gc.vTocte. French Wnistry only fourteen tittles, ii, rsc° . s I rom eilht small and twenty-oue general COO • nce t h e :041 K i