The Sun. — London, England, 1816-07-01 00:00:00

PAPERS. tARTS, Jttxa 2fi &eht all the itnyal Fa mily, with the exeeption of his Majesty, Proceeded "to a'tuost hrillian. tote, given by Lord Welling. ton at his hotel. More than 1000 persons were pre sent, among whom were the A - mbass:tdors, nisters. several Marshals, C4ener-tls, and Officers of the Fine's Mosel' oh!. The Oritte,s remained re a late boor at this late. The Duchess of Berri danced With mice and almirable tt(!ilitv. Marshal Davnust, it is said, has been ordered to retire to his estate of Flavigny. The departure of the Duchess d'Angonleme for the waters of ViehO is fixed for the oth of Jury. • The Marerhal tie C -m{) lieventart, who Was arrested. in the deptirtrnent of la Cote 4'6r, ant) conveyed to 'the Ahhaye, has been set,at liberty, bite lifts received an order of exile. We are assured that Monsieur tie Monthrun, who was accused of robbrne ad Ex•Qacen of her di'arittinds, and %yip escaped trout prison, has bet:it again oplwelirnded. The King has ronfetred the Order of the illy Ghosi niu,Pleld Marshal' Prince Schwarczenburg. PAWS, .luNT27.—lt is said that Marshal &t -act hits had the honour of having a private eon versation Veßit the King, which lasted upwards of an hour. The Marshal returns to active service. it is not to Valeocay that M. de Talkyrand has ' gone, but to the waters of Bout boo l'Archam bands, which be uses every yew at the same pe- rim!. Soi-disant Patriots of' 1816.---'These persons, to the number of 28, one of. wltom is a female, are to be put upon their trial to•morrow (Friday last). The dcte d' Accusation ' , Cell pies a considerable pore tion of the papers, and will be' read in the first sitting of the Court for this trial, which is likely to last several days. This documptit contains a full account of the part which each sustained in the recent insurrection At Grenoble. The woman, it appears, was employed to distribute procla►tya• ' anus. ACGHIEnt, JUNE 12..---Four feluccas, two of them French, having on hoard several unfortu. Irate Christians who escaped the massacre at Bona, have arrived in this port. It is scarcely possible to conceive the deplorable state in which they hive traversed the sea ; constantly pursued hy.pi rates, they have escaped at it Were by a miracle.. A great nuinher of feluccas were lost at sea, in couservence of ben encumbered with a number of men, ts ho jumped pell-mell on board, and Whom it would have hcen crael to turn out. Several passengers died on board the felucca Saint Tieresa, in conservience of the fright they bid experienced. Two corvettes armed en flute have sailed to meet the unfortunate. individuals,. who 'are tra verbing in the sea, seeking their safety in flight, Its Anntyro-2 France, I Lisbon, 1 Ilainburgh, 4 Dnb lin r 2 Waterford. Ditp—.4 Holland, t Gattenburgb, t Dub lin, 1 Waterford. PRICE OF SITOCKS This mss , Ar ruzst,vr, u!CIXICyIe• ant; ttortr• 920 III) I T.. tS 15-16ths 3 Tref . C'o'st. tied 83i Todia Bonds, par, Is. pr. 3 per rens eims.. %Gut Exch.ltills, As. dis. par 4 poi . Cents .... t .79 t Cum. fur Accuunt, . 64i pur Cvnt. N. Anti—...stint Average Price of Ttrnwo nr Iklunovarlo Sugar. computed final the. Itetitrinfuntde in the weak ending the ifith clay of June 1816, is 475. flit, per cwt. HICII4 iVATER AT LONDON BRIDGE To.monnow. mtirni.z. I tilintneß itlti.r 7. Evening, 40 minutes after 7. THE SUN. 11112.11 , 1 ut!!.l ()Kehl: FALMUM AIJDRAT f LONDON, MONDJY, JULY 1, 1814. AIUUVAL OF THE HERO. 4 _f DoVaai 3vitte Grace the Duke or WP.L.LINOVIAI landed here to-day from Calais ; he came by the Lord Duncan packet, Captain HA. mtt-ToN, and had a pleasant passage of two hours tend three-qoatters : his Grace made hot a very short stay, and went its a chaise and four to join the Marquis Wat.t.tigt.iti at Ramsgate.—Arrived also the same day, the King George packet, Lady Castltreagh, Queen Charlotte,. Ant, and Cum berland, Egli Ai, and the Cliza French passage vessel, wflh upwards of two hundred passengers; among which were Colonels COWPER, HFnVEY, FEEEMANTLE, Lord GvOatint LENOX, Admiral LosACK, Ali% ANGERSTRIN and family ) Lient.- Colonel IiEsus.WALKER ) and several others, both military and civil. The run of passengers from this port to France is very great ; within the last .month, no less than 121 carriages have been em. barked here for the Con , inent." Lad EINfOIITH We ui►►derstand WAS to have prived yesterday with I►i3 Noble Friend at Sion ilouse, but the result of au interview with the YAoaril of * Admiralty, was his deprture at five minutes' notice to Portsmouth ; and his 'Lordship having Itiade the necessary regulations there, will return to 'town this evening. When we see ,such zeal, 'activity, takut, so immediately ixeresed in the service of his Country, we must lament the premature and hasty opinion's that hasetbeenpro pagatet! respecting his Lordship's late proceCdings in the Mediterranean. Of this we arc assured— theildmiralty are most perfectly Ratisfied with what has been done'; and 'as a mark of their ap "probation, have promoted Bitch Officers as his Lordship recommended to them. The Noble Ad toiral will proceed immediately to sea, with the 'Queen Chartoile,- Poe! fort, linpregnobte, Spencer, Albion, some ft igates, bombs, and gan-boats ; and we may hope every thing great and glorious from a man so distinguished by his professions abilities, and who may truly be called a Lover of his Couotry. Thecnstoto of the Opposition Papers is test ate very con fi dently, before the Meeting . of Parlia &tent, that as partial or total change Os snits their conveniences and consciences). is about to take place in the Ministry. This trick, being annual and notorious,' goes for nothing, and therefore nn SAllliday the Party tried if it would have any effect at the end of a Session. The difference of time, we observe, proenres no addition to their credit, and the assertion would he altruist still born, did 'we not give it a momentary csistenee, Merely to say, on the best authority, that it i 3 ut terly unfounded. The health of Lora LuvEnPooL, we rejoice to add, is greatly improved,•and his Lordship is, ra liidly from an indisposition, certainly not lightened by the a.duOus duties of 'Parliament, joined to his official labours. The Paris Papers are to the 2Sth u►lt., from which, and from other Continental Journals, we have made a variety of extracts. There is, how ever, nothing, very prominent its these arrivals ; and out domestic news requires so much of our space to-day, that we are compelled to abridge all the rest of our customary duties. American Papers have arrived, btu only two days later than those of last week. Their con tents relate principally to the recent differences between the Americans and the Creek Indians. In our first page will he fnan►l an ►;!►stract of i the valuable report brought up 'by Sir J►►ttrt COX literrst.ay, on the laws respecting the ! 'lronton tint) of Catholic Biihops in various parts of Europe. ft will hence he' seen that there it scarcely any Christian country in .which the Sovereign does not, with the full ttn►lerstantling and consent of the Roman Pontiti, exercise a direct eontroul on the appointment of Catholic prelates. It may stern even to be a leading 'principle in the discip line of theftoman` church to afford the civil power, he it u..h , t it tiray, , n just . and reasonable security against the abuse of the episcopal authority. In sot - no countries the Pima recommends, and the Monarch admits; in others the Monarch nomi noes, and the POPE COtifirlllll. In Russia, for in stance, the ESIPEEOE, though of the Greek church himself, nominates the Catholic Archbishop of MOilmow, and all the Bishbps ; and these nomi nations are confirmed by the POPE. This is an interference beyond what is required by 'our. Government, or necessary for the public tran quillity. Experi'cnce has taught us, that the less the Government interferes with the religious feelings or opinions of any classbf its subjects, con sistently with its own safety, the better; and of all the absurd outcries of the Ultra-Catho l lies, the most unfounded is that which attributes to the friends of the Veto a wish to degrade find u n dermine the' discipline of the Roman Chord). But let it never be forqotteu that the Irish Prelates in 1799 Ito neatly and fairly admitted that such► interference of the Government, as might enable it to he satisfied of tl►e loyalty of the person appointed, tva tejust and l ought to be agreed to. We imagine the persons alluded to in the fol lowing paragraph, which ire copy from the Bir mingham Herald, will be !Stopped in their proces sion to London, it such he their object. Whe ther they ore mischievous themselves, or set on by others, it is hut proper to warn them that their course is NH of danger : On Thursday last, during marlict time, the toa►'n was in small ►legree disturbed by the arrival of two or three bodies of colliers, dragging waggon lorols,of coal, and regoesting're lid; they called at the Public Oilier, where the Magistrates were sitting, and showed them their Petition, which was 'signed by a Magistrate of Dudley. The colliers conducted themselves with great propriety, and were very peaceable in 'their conduct ; they proceeded through the Wore oft their route .towards Oxford, die." The PRINCH REGENT is expecte+, to hold a Le.. vee The hatafi IteGeri? mt out on horseback yesterday. lII] I) 'N RIVS. :TUNS 11itt . t . v, Fox, of tla3 port, for ( 4, stenct,Litviliit &twenty one horses anti sithdry - 1)/Iggdge . , fur his Royal Highnt;ss the lqinee Ortfol. DEAL, JUNE 30.—Arrived, and sailed for the River, the Minerva, :A1'1(1 Marquis Welling tob, from Bengal.—Wind S. Paa'rsmouTur, Jut4e 80.--Arrived to-day the tritsskr transport, front St. Helena. HAnwicn, 29.—Arrived the Lady Ne ptan 'racket' from Cuxhaven. Sailed the Lark packet 'for Holland ;. Leicester packet for'Cux haven ; and the 'Charlotte packet 'tor Gotten burgh—all with inails.—Wind N. FALMOUTH, 3Uti 28.---ArrNea ?he 11arlbO rough packet with a mail from Lisbon, in 12 days. Sailed the Osborne packk Surinam ; Rapid packet for the West ladies 1 Chesterfield packet for LiShun, dibraltar, and Malta—all With mails. PLYmouTtr, JUNK 29.—Cd111C in ltis Majesty's ships Martin and Mutine from a cruise. Sailed the Lapwing and Fox cutters on ditto.--:-Wl*nd S. W. Cowes, JUNE 31).T—Arrived the American S!,ip Conti +, KING, Master, from China, and waits here tOr orders. BRIGUITON, .1111.4 P. io.—Yesterday arternonn the pas's•zugers on board the Foist-India Company's ship 141inerva were landed here, consisting of Ge neral Crow, Lieutenant-Colonel Bayley. and fa mily,* Colonel Nichols and idniily, Jp4ge \lrs. Ridge and family, with several others. They left Bengal on the 9th of February, and had experienced a favourable voyage. The ship touched at Sr.lJelena in April, when the above named passengers had an opportunity of seeing Buonapatte. They ..were honoured with au audi ence, and were received with the utmost There was not the least difficulty in being intro duced. Bnonapqrte wits in'good health. Sugrtin IN.—We learn this foren , ton, that Mr. SottRIDANI becomes daily weaker, and if any hopes of his recovery could have been entertained, they are now, we are assured, entirely at an end. 'fire shivering fi!S return daily. His wife and younger son attend him constimtly. SHE sinAN's afflicting complaint arose originally from a tumour, for which, it is said, an operotion was recommended, which at that time would 'have been slight, and would most probably have saved his life ; but Mr. SHERIDAN turned it Off with A joke, saying he had snifercd two operations in II s hi e -time, and he would not undergo ~third.----- When asked what the two were, he answered— " That he had had his hair cut, and had sat fur his picture." BLACKHEATH PEDESTRIAN.•—(27 th 1)a0 Yesterday there was a great coneourae of specta tors on the Heath, to witness BATON'S continued etertionS. He proceeds under a little disadvan tage, from blistered feet, but in other respects lie is perfectly well; and this morning accomplished G 37 miles. In letters from,New Sonth Wales, it is stated, that the Missionaries have lately met with extra ordinary success in Elmo, an island adjacent 'to Otaheite ,-=that the majority of the people: have renounced idOlatry ; the priests burned their Rods ; the chiefs destroyed the Morals, demo lished the altars, and conked their dinners with the materials ; •anti that more than 600 persons, chiefly •adults, attend the schools of the Missign, sties for instruction. _ _ General GILLY has been found guilty of treason and revolt against the legitimate Government ; of having attacked the legitimate GOvernment with his army, and directed the troops, which he had induced to revolt, against those commanded by the Duke d'AsuouLEme. He was condemned to death, but is out of the way of his sentence.—The Council of War will be next occupied with the ease of General DROUET IMRLON. FOUCHE, it is said, goes from. Dresden on the Ist of July to Prague The Emperor A LEX ANnER has made the Russian Bible Association a present of a large house, fo►►r stories high, solidly built of stone, and lying in one of the finest 'parts of Petersburgh; near the Imperial Summer Gardens The Society has also receivad from his Majesty a present of 15,000 roubles. The King of \Yts•rEMsaaa. is indisposed at Lt'lwigshurgh. It is said that M. GORRRES has refused an invi tation to Munich, with a salary of 4000 florins, to continue his Mercu.y. The King of SARDINIA has lately been invited by the Emperor of RUSSIA to accede to the Holy AlHence. The celebrated Composer PanstetLo died the sth of June at Naples. Psats, Joni; 14.—(From a Letter.)—The wife .of JOSEPH BUONAPA EPP. is HOW going to leave l'sris, and France. Before her -departure she wished to dispose of the fine estate of Moifon taint!, she has not, however, been able to find a purchaser ; hut she wants, to insert in the cosi tract of sale, a clause to picserre the right of re• purchasing this beautiful estate,•in ease any change should take place! ! ! The del* of the 46th regiment marched into Winchester garrison from the Isle of %%right on Saturday. 'The depots of the 18th, 25th, and the 6t/tla are eslsu daily expected. [.= i 's ' ' ',,, i' „ piir to day POI Th 31,4 cur I. Viit the the Cu au- Wis Ku per Vti scv P, p'