The Sun. — London, England, 1816-08-07 00:00:00

VItENT I 4 ERS, titE;Cell/tn tfic),RNING.3 *PARIS, Au&. 3.—The Du'ke of Angoultint kr viveti on the 27th at Vichy, for the waters. Three forestallers of corn at Turin have been condemned to 3 months' iMprisonment, and Co be exposed in the public square with a board hung round their necks, "containing the wads " Mono , polizers of Corn." The had weather having condoned till yester day, the Vieats-General of the ,Metropolitan Chapter of Paris have ordered' nine days' devo tion, which will commence to•mortow, Suralayy irt all the; parishes of capital. As two: men named Gob 4, and J. Ttonssel, Of • Ville , tlerv6; nepartment of the North, were limiting a wild boar, Lobe perceiiing a dark body among the corn, Which he took for the beast, fisejl stud mortally wounded his companion. Lobe has , Surrendered himself, and the affair will he decided before the Tribunals.' The process ,agt4init the authors of the riots at 'ensues, on the 13th and 14111 of July, has coin silenced before the Prevotal Court. On Tuesday last Swinton was transferred to the prison of Sainte-Pelogie.. The Duke of 'Wellington, whom tee announced had returned to Certainty on. the 7th current, wilt be in Paris on the day ot. the Ftte: of his Majesty (2f) t h Angus t) . On the 25th of Stine a number of Spanish res. sels arrived at Carthagetitt, having hastily cut their tables and put 'to sea, from Oran. Their flight Wai occasioned by a report having reached Oran of the assassination, of the Day of Algiers, and that his successor had immediately: ordered the era test of the .Englialt Consul and all she subjects of that nation. This order - had been executed at Oran on the 22d of . June, and hail caused great clam M all the Christians. The Spaniards put, to sea immediately to avoid the fate of the Letters from Venice state, that the foreigners who arrive in that city are not permitted to termein there longer than three days. Austrian V.ar rilon is very numerous, Private letters from Malta, of very recent date, state, that the arrangements now ;waking by the tnglish seem to indicate the intention of evacuating that island. They are carrying off every thing in the arsunals, and the. bronze artillery is replaced by old ironcannon. jhe inhabitants are irritated since iney ' 611,,VC besui exelinled from all employ silents* The garrison is only 2,400 strong, 'lwo vessels, One Greek, the other Englfsh, have been found at sea without any crew on board. Tineei of blood observed on the latter give reason to pie- Milne that it has been attacked by pirates laicly tailed from Timis. . Letters from Mahon, dated June 6, -.state, thLt the Dutch have cannonaded the town of Altyleni tor several days. , The itier. A i - - cuns have hail in) engagement there, though such a reiwrt %vas c r ciliated, The damage pinery ken to _not tktikkickl by an American frigate, which av:l'i%ed d,is• masted in Sicily, WO caused by a violent. gale of wind. The truce between the United State* a , ;ti the Barbary Poivers has expired, and lintice leeu given to mariners that it probably may not be renewed. Manaus, JULY 23.0.-The king is yet at Sate. don, anti h taking tbe water.. liis Majesty's bealdt is much imptoved. The kin g , wishing to re ward all his subjrcts for the efforts which they displayed in the /struggle against the tyrant Na. polcon, has granted the patriotic Juntas of La. 4ics established at Madrid, Granada, and Extra.► tnatioura, under the denomination of Ferdinand the Vl Itlt, for the 'pur ' poses of fitrnisblog clothes for the Troops, apd utensils for the Hospitals, a particular decoration, ti hick all the Ladies of these Juntas will wear. The monuments of the trine Arts and of Science, of whieh the French robbed Spain dt:ring the epoch of their domination, have returned to Ma. shin Captain WWI charged with tram 'll°lllo6 thens here. We shall now have the 3.4(18* tatitisin of seeing itt our Museums these precious objects, that were supposed to be embarked for England on board the Dutch frigate Amstett, ac. cording to the conjectures of some, Journalists, enemies to the glory anti generosity of Lord Wel liugroni whose name will always be cherished by Spaniards. For the restoration of these obj ec t s we are bulebted to the exertions of the Marquis of Almenora, who is at Paris. VistittA, .luty 24.—The dispensations neeets& wiry for the marriage Of Prince Leopold of the Two Sicilies with the Arch:lnches, Clementine having been teeeived the day before yesterday, the marriage is irrevocably fixed for the 28th of this month. it is said that one of the stticies with which the Count of ezernitscheff was charged was to 13, ate Sov.ereigil, tt part of tile LtliperroF Mtn:sailer, to Warshtv ifi the eoirrii: bf September; that is to tar, timing kbe time th'e nitYch proposes stayitrg 'there but it is tilimght thltt hit "Majesty octt g`o, fo'r ehe . cares'a the administratitin the Interior will tletaitl him in his owil States. Austria', ittisSia'ir, Prussian COM tlOw assembled at Cracow, and will be occupied without delay ill framitig a Con stitution For that little State. (.10,vetelit;ent has:talien severe niesSureb against Sevet•al StOcti-jobbers their books have been otatdineti) they haVe been buittntanded to shut up their officesi and transact business upon the Change. They euniplain lunch of this rigour, hot the publie applauds it: Henceforward the cont-,:e of Eichange citiniot vary.winre than 10 or 12 per tent: in an hour, and dim which is noted in the evening, at five o'clock, will he considers as de finitive. The Course of Exchange falls, it is now act 2g5. Borax, Awe' 19.—hir Secretary of .State k more oceupied than the cabinets .of the greatesi ruvvers of Europe. Every thing 113,, in, disorder; and every thing ninst be organized in the greater part of the Catholic Sidles. Ireland alone, and tlermany with its new territorial atrangemedts, offer difficulties without end. To get rid of these embarrassments., the Jews of Italy, and even of several other States. have addressed themselves to our Court for a Mediator betveeen them and the Government of the coontry in which they live. It is vet). singolat to see the Sovereign Pontiff in vi;ked by the Jews but ',interest, their prentinm mobile, i»akits them overlook, the difference of re ligions opinions. It the Coint of Itotne had need of money they would soon become Jews again in the whole force of the - word. The Jesuits are agaio out of favour. The Courts of Anstria, Naples, anti I'oetvq,al will have none of them, and' it is said that France will not admit them t iny . longer. They say that our Court, seeing this op , position, regrets havittg atLempted their reeesta blislrment . NAPLES, JULY 19.—We expect cloths (rain France for clothing our trmi e : ; we prefer them to the English cloths, which are not worth so, much. His Majesty has by several Edicts eucou . rage 4 the breed of sheep. It semis they wish to establish a manufactory of cloths in Sicily. Go - remittent also protects the planting of sugar canes, woad, indigO, and Diner things, 'which will se treiSS trout foreign the it 4. CAkILSRL I I4I4. Juts 240!..;.-Madatne de'•Krottlener, who SOnie time since 11114110 SU mud; noise hurt:, trent one of the latter Sondays into the open country :lion a hill,: and preached to about a thousand peoons, of all States and religiAllS, of the different countries of Switzerland, Alsace, and Germany. Our Gott:it:tem has put ati end to thiS disorde . r by puhliShing that no one herreef4- ward might assist this Lou' pious lady in herspirit ogeteiseti. The public funcionarit,:s have received • orders to prevent any foreign pilgrims from asiiiit ing at her :worship. Mad. Kt wiener will iwilnibly ;dust ,th:is 'country, and establish 'her teligit.as theatre elsewhere, where it will not remain , . • , MAILS. I Holland, Dur.-3 Halubtirgb, 1 !era - 6rd, 1 Gottenburgh. PRICY OE' STOCKS THIS PAY AT rWELVI'. O'CLOCK. . . flank gtock, ' lipi 220 I ii.nti 1.. A pin.... ; I 6-igths a ,i per gent,. ii.v.i... wi ..... lt India Steer14, 3 per c:ei4t, Com ..... ....qm I ittll4 Ruud*,...... us. 10S. pr. 4 1 per Cents.... ~....... 79.4 i lix,ch, Itilk, 4s. 6s. pr' fr per Cent. N. Ann....... 93 ti Cons. fur Accuunt,...... 63 ii COURSE OP EXCHANOE; Tucirmy, Avottst 6. Amsterdam . .. 40 t B; t Us. Ditto, at Sight ....... :4' • 40 0 Amsterdam Ditto, at Sight . • •• • ' It 4 Rotterdam .. l2 8 2 Us. Antwerp . . 19 8 Ex.Muney Eininhurgli . 3O 10 A Us. Altotire ........ .......... ... .. . sti i I 9 * Us. Paris, 3 Day's sight Ditto Bourdeaux, ditto Filinkloiton the Main . . . . .... Nlndrid Cadiz , 34 Effective ziQville , . f liilbost 341 Uibraltar . , , . al , 0 Leghorn Gels,* 434..—Veirive ..,„„,.... 47 ----‘.;aiples ...... ,• • • ate Palernio Lisbon - °pont Kin Janeiro Dublin ....... 151--C0ik..... 15i per Cent. Agiu of the Bank on Holland.... g , Portugal Gold, in Coin 1 .S 19 0 per Oz. Foreign Gold, ,in Bars 3 19 0 New Doubloons .. , ... . . .. • NeW Dollars 0 4 10i Sifter, in Bari, Staudard o 5 0 'HUM WATER X!' LONIX)N "MUDGE 'CO-MORROW. iamitiutits after 9.. Eveniag, 43 initiates after 2. SUN. 41)1,KN1 4I i 4 Ili ~ EA.? t LONDON, irEDNEsaiY. AUGUST' 7. 1816. We have the Paris Journals to the sth, and make our custoniary selection of their leading They arc, however, very scant of news, Alla whet:they do srate , is erroneous and unauthemic. 'There is a iresh report of an insur rection at Algiers, &c..;" but it is evidently the inti've - tan of the lona* sory. The notable di s • covery rs made that We are about to evacuate M a lt a -,Why do they not add Gibraltar aird Corfu; and all the rest of our input - tut pobsessions in those seas-? contents, STuloAtto, Juvr 29,--The marriage of the tandgrave Charles, de Hesse' Pliilipsthal-Itirch felt! with. the Princess Augusta de Holtettluhe, Ing,:lfinwn was eulobrateci on the 19th at ()shrill ,zen. far is. there from being any tenth in the as seniors .of the illori.:ng Chronicle of tla 4 date, respecting the fa . iittre of tile, Tratiqui F t Board' to obtain shio for the conveyance, of stores Ito Canada, we cati state that the Board bas really engaged the vessels necessary, and on mostreasini.. able 16.1;:s. • • LAUSANWC, JULY. 27.--Tbe waters of the 'Rhine close dreildfol havoc in 'the Canton of st. Call, and in that of Grisona. The bridge of flardis been !molly destroyed. The Rhine has overflowed in the neighbotirhood fit Malang, and rendered the road from Mayenftld Coire iinpassable. A Morning .Paper has the audacity in copying the paragraph of a CorresponOeut in Tui Stm.ot yesterday, respecting the conflagration of Btitisii• goods at Chew,' to introduce it thtps • The borders of the Lake of Biome are over. flqwed in several places, and tire Charn►ih, island . of St. Pierre, is also a prey to the ravages that thepeighbonriug•conntries experience. " An Evening Paper,. under 114 e controut of .4k. Rose, the enormous sinccuilst, hat put forth the following :-4)oes be tremble for his sinecures ?. We advise him and Me ;lave, who serves lika, to be more regarrifill of truth ; as the account islluded to has been published in ALL Hof Joirrmilei Tin writer of this slander tither knew, or taught to have known, that he ,was asserting a direct falsehood when he said that we were under the contralti of any man living. The support we give the Government is the support of 'principle, and of approbation of its political measures ; and we put it to candour.to decide, whether the steady adherence, for twenty-four years, to the principles on which our Paper was established (while others have varied, fluctuated, trimmed, and turned as interest or an ambition of popn. lathy dictated) can fairly be thought to im peach our Independence. The scurrilous -epi thet of Sieve we retort with disdain on those who are the slaves-ot any and every Faction—the word is not applicable to the consistency with which Tfte SUN has ever been devoted to maintain the honour and advance the welfare of the glAriode Country which claims its affection and cloy s Of the paragraph in question we have only to MENU I IVINTI3S. 5 per Ce.il ... Bunk At-tirms I) U'i'C 11 ri AI L. not/sot/A, JULY 29.—We hear from Lisle, tltitt Count A elji, Prefect of the • Dertrt went of the North, who was called to Paris to gi ve the Uovcro 'llea art tieeonot the state of things in French Flanders, IlaS rttilrlltd, with various instructions, relating not alone to the civil ndministration, but also to oiiii(Ary twitters. No means are neglect ed to accelerate the organization of the army : to obtain this_ important object, ()dicers of all ranks, who have served tinder i3uonaparte, anti have not too greatly distiogoisited themselves as enemies to the present 00vVEIllileln,, are put upon active service. The Duke of Felire Itss also resolved to gist important commands to a certain number of Ge nerals it, who the old army had partientdr con fidence. It is pretended that by this measure the French ntiny will be Augmented in two months, by the ArbMimi of 100.0U0 old soldiers. An gnglish state messenger coming from Lem don with tillpstchcs, that dre suprosed to be of uty, that ive printed It as it Was received " Front 4 Correspondent," .n 4 nut as ()kir own seotiment2) - 4 tti'efit impartwice, foisted through heft yetteidity i which ibb Mite!. might have giithW.ea trOitt the to proceed with all p'ossible lia§te tO Vie;inc. i reprObation we bestoit'ed upon the tt3cidettt of tho 31.71. Y 31,—‘ilhehe'e• any public feslival is sea; I t; ,nt Bon•fire iipkers iemoited in that . iiiiit of Fraoce occopied" by the 1 igaiii.- Ittiviiau troops, it is always attendc t l by the Rus- 1 We are s o rry td observe that the Subsci - iiitio siitit Generals tittil suptirior Office . rs, win, inevert : for . t-e Labourlng Poor', Ste. does not fill op 16! fail to propose suitable toast s to the kakis cf the , : . ii;ng of Fraucc, and bippinit't cif 'the kingdom fun,/ ''.. coidil be wisbea; ThiS, mulct' his government. ' r ascribe to the remissness with which it is brought The Russians frie hi-1w , - , ficially liked ; but— i- •• - p however, we Adore t e tibl:c. Hod it not been for the grit• some persons, elae way of thinking is however ! .- well known, i&egiu now toCointilAn of the Ling. ! tuitous advocacy of the NewsOpers', the tranlar lish troops, brad to leave tio means hotried, by Nil tion Wonlit have been almost iniknoWn out of the kin& of stories'', to inamnte people's minds, and Metropolis.---Tbis is not the way to succeed. excite iihariek. The Fieti*ch .Civil AuthoritieS . are cOns!antly sVatchfid, in coniunction with the military power. The ;:eelind haitaliotis Of the French depart'. in'ental legions have nosy leceived a consideraMe. Humber of subaltcnis and privates of the Old army. Ail these trop AFC tO be diligently exer cised in the use of . aims. The Ft cock Goyero went has for some ihys past redoubled its vigi lance to prevent the hiteo,hietioo of foreign ulii oulact,urrd goodii. A tarter, of s wiia the following is an extraet , ,‘'vas yesterdni received fr9trt 11adrid WC arc afraid (says the Alorning Paper in whiclvit Ap pears) that do doubt can be entertained as to the truth of its statement ei JULY 22.-1 have just heard that. the King's Messenger; Mr. LISLE, who has Wu . here ahotit five weeks, was aisassinated yest:0 11 0. in the Retiro you may depend upon the tact: be was buried this evening in the garden of ti ro ilecolettis i for, to the shame of our Governmerat Oleic Is no tittrial-place 'for Protestants. 1 }► e :. just seen an Englishman who has been at his f t " liaSt ido'elock p. m." Letters of the 7tli of June received in . tato fiont Bahia itate, that it had excited considerabl e stirpriie at that place to find that an Auteriesit &quadron, consisting of two frigates and a slo o p of war, was cruising Olt the coast ; but with what, intention no out otild say. . . . . • ~, B%asat, the Pedestrian, yesterday afternoon, si twenty minutes after one o'clock, completed undertaking of 1000 miles at one mile and a ba ll everY successive hour from his first starting; 114 . went his last distance of a mile and a half in J 9 minutes, was then placed in a chair devidt ed with ribhou„, and . preceded by a hand of intrsirod four men with coltiurs carried into B ail " " ing and several .ither places. After this pdq el , the party returned to the Duke's /lead, whi t ' . dancing and singing immediately comineneek- The veteran pedestrian went down several danc es with some lasses of the neighbourhood, and 0 1). 1 tinned the merriment till between three and four o'clock this morning. CORN-EXCUAS'GR, AUG. 7.--We had but 07 few fresh arrivals this morning, but there 1 01 plenty left over tor the demand owing 10 14 unsettled state of the went!) , r, the trade tit Kr: neral appears to he lotiking itn , ‘ at tk, and we C Oll ' sitter the few sales nude this morning 6$ good terms as on Mon rev. • Mr. Entree. CorDSlitirit had the 110000 of • b n e i ingintroduced oa toeviay last ii' t h e Prole°, CouutG, at Camelford-house, ont-house, on „ot chartist he presented his Serene /lightness with a 0 11e n c i i Lion of his various publications Its Englis h °- French. Letters from America assert, that the Cang re ll t f of`lMexleo having assumed 11 Mg lll4r fan' , t :. Execotive kiwi rosined Don Joss Tor.snor 111 .0 Deputy in the Cortes of Spain, for the 1 1 _ /Pi r part of St. Domingo, to pi oceed to Engtiou• Envoy front the Mexican rariots. -9e Among the singular occurrences of th e P r 1% day it is mentioned that the Buipa dero r of Au6l-I,r, has fallen deeply in love with M.one Thin Latly hiss tong been esteemed as e"r eni fraseinasting:—(Monsiny Chronicle ! ! !) g .• Yesterday about three 'o'clock the Yayrr a s "T r accompanied by the Duke of CAN II "" °6 0 : E N with ottendanti, left CarltOn House for lirigh":o, The rataCe is expected to return 10 1/ 01)114)" Friday. •aceil The P r ince of S4XIC COBURG and the CRARGOTTB intend giou g - a sumptuous fluent on Friday I.sext, at Camelford Houses 1° Foreign Ministers: ~ bolo! Some of the principAl attendants of t" e. ' es' and Duchess of GLOUCCATER go . WO" J oe terday from Bagsbot. The puke and Dal'' , expected. in town to-day. Tr,e grand ment given by the Duke of Cnatylainort I' v. Royal Highnesses will take place On Ssltolll3.olo On Monday afternoon the Princess (:"'"rs, tit took the opportunity, between tho sti./ 1 1 :1 4 ,; 0 0. ride out, for the first time shire her. infiiir in her open baron:eh, on the Harrow-rno . , 0,1 . tertiay her Royal Highness took an other r' ; ` d the King's-road,' Chelsea, &c. accouV nic her fins brit) d r Yesterday the Diike of WELLINGToN left . 0- don for Hatfield, to b e • oftero., pitSe9t tit ail .A• 10,0 fluent and ball given by the Marchionos 01 eutertatto B _ U l.4 llY or ' d COpti . liAlleS trial, for breaking P ri°ll) fixed for Thursday the 15th, at Guildlori l ' .4 05 .. An English traveller relates, that titere; ;t ; of I t4) fi e e l l ts , c c il lm o e i 7 . lt i, t , ei t r n t a r a l y ° l T rlel g ie l l Fr e i s e a :' r z l y t ov t l ::e si : c f d l e si it e n_peritit na the 25th of this month-411e P e ;1,01 Lomb. The works of the ancient masters, t i e d teirritrei‘ta,eiLnocsio‘e.:.:;:tir: ttl,ll:e.ei rentsined.in the Luxembourg, with thole 4) , 00 1. most distinguished masters of the Prettels 3 c" t i o ; are all to be collected there front several royal palaces; r t t' f M. MAtmet., Advocate in the ftoval '-` )ll , r , r o and Member of the Chantlter l'itioNl`Pl'hoot Representatives, in which he was l' e ,,, g r ibeit spiaker, lately applied to have his -11 0 %;.' iti c i o — wit in the list of -Advocates at Patio). 'Pie pt Discipline of that I).)dy'hss refused bls siun iude6ni;ely, , . ,iiilli s :!..~ 1 , it it 0 , i ; . r it -it i