The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-23 00:00:00

eji,. (1; 4 11i e r tt u' 'flan as i • .114 r .:GaiENIFELI.OIOO. ea f.itr asnpv.i.if es late ttrthe, tine d 4 Xj? 0 ;s• , 110A111) co.NTioL. Istr. LAMIrrbN beigttea leave I‘; alit the ChiMeellor Sri the • Xichiliter; 'whither' it,svA4 Pte inietst WA or hits Nti t j i .oly's Mi. sisters 10 all tip ttst .vat•ant Of Ps raideot of the Board of 4.foutrulb nr to sntler it to i.u.pise, u. a sinecure wlsich ought. to he abolished ? 'lle ('' IAN'cE Obit of the EXCIIEQI.TER replied, that it certainly was intended to fill up the oilier, and he conceived he Halt. (ii-ntleinass could haritsy he serious in supposing for a inoment'illat such ass ounce..odd he it sinecure. • Mr. WEWrlsAtN•presenteita petition from certain prelims, inhabitants of the Forest of H.:tin:Ault iu Essex, praying fur. loniser liberty ruche enclosures. • Mr. Hes'xissoN observed that this was a royal forest, con - tabling 50,0un acres, issidwas certainly admirsioly fitted for the growth uf timber,,,Wisich would be the more valuable front tie proximity of the ... spot to the maritime coa , t. Mr, I,oxu concurred in opinion wills his Right .post. Friend, and • fur 'lsis own part was roily to surrender to forestal rights for are adequate compensation. The petition was ordered to lie on the table. Ou the motion of Mr. LocsittAtur, the Insolvent Debtors' was ordered to• Iseprinted.—Ailjou ed. FRENCH PAPERS, (RECEIYED THIS hIoIiNING.) Cll.l N1111:11. 01' VEERS, MARCH 19. BULLET[ , ;. , A unlit place On the rest:notion relative to divorce, which was adopted by, a um- O rit Y of 113 to 9, and sent to the Chamber 'of Deputies. ' The discussion on the Budget . was resumed and continued at some length. 'M. D'Estourmel spoke . in favour of the projet of Ministers: The arrears which originally amounted to 626 millions, was how only 279 millions. As to the expences of the war, the Speaker thought with the Cori. Inission, that it Waffuccessary to reduce the ex. cusiYe expellee of the Military. Staffs, and the inerease of Places, which ,was at present a dis grace. The discussion was `postpone4 till the 2:oth. Pmtis,Attot 19.—The King still being slight ly aillictrd with the gout, heard mass to4ay in I it apartments. 111 s Majesty has been pleased! to commute the sentence of death agaiost (Jul. Boyer, for 20 years imprisonment, in consideration of the. sentiments of ,respect ‘vhich that gentleman never failed to express towards thellourbons, from the attach :item of his tam 4 to the King, and the long, and valuable service 'of his . brother in the army of Co'n(l6. On Friday hot a Cieneral, 'eseo.rtett by C;Ctid arines, wt conducted by Vvrsaillel ort his way to Paris. who rt'as said to be General . Trarot. We think tioi ttieve.r he do rros., its :Maui. 'fro . rat' 1;4 oil let i'a is fur liettoes. tvhwe: lux, bus.. bßtld is tituilled. 1 . 1), ►'r,,ce:l 0( M. Sack, Governor Geneittl of the Pi ussi,►n Prov►nces o►i the left bank a the Rhine, against ►M. tioerres, the author o 1 the Rhenisli Mercury, has j►ist been copeltpled at Cob. lentz.- M. Sack has been poustlited, and 'ordered So pay,the. expellees. . The cause of the Doke of Montehillo 'WWI rot 9 tr this chxy, until the 26th, lifter a sitting of throe hours awl a. half . , during which M. ,Billcoc4 re ttlied to the ohj~•ctiohs of :NI. Berrie!. The trini ut Gc.neritl I)eliellti is deferred until the beginning of April, M. llory, of St. Vincent,. one of those who were implicated in► the aff.►ir of the naine jaune, and comprised in the OreelleittiCe of July Las quilted Brilsbels.forlitssia. MILAN; MA CH ; 8. 7 . -This morning the Einperor ()galled for Vienna. tier M►►jesty will set ofi In a few days. Prince Metternich still suffers from a compl►aint in his cyes,, which delays his licparture. , The other Mlniiters will leave immediately. The reversion of the Duchies of Parma and Placentia► is ticOnitively given to the House of Austria. VIENNA, IYAnc!:I #o.—The Gazette Official' of to-morrow will contitio the resolution of ills Ma -le3ty, rektive co the reduction of his armies. ... The Archdnise Anthony, brother to the Eta. , . pew% .is•noininaten Viceroy o f Italy, which post te will occupy until he is replaced by the Areh,.. ljuke Francis;secoild*Sdn of . his Majesty. All the :Princes of the Imperial, House, will, in future, fix • their residence in .seine Of +be provinces of the 211°614rchY. The Archduke Charlet will occupy the " 1 " e - 4-.PrAPte. , :a$ of the kingdom ; the Archduke John, at Gratz in Styria) sad the Archduke Replier, at Inspruck. The...kaghts of Jar.ina'continuea to put himself Ia a state of defence against the English at Corfu. TM: time places, which he will not give up to them are llutrinto, Polo, and Prevesa, _in the last of which places be has established himself. . 11044, .2.-;eche affairsofthe Churches of Irelana ;tut Germany ctiutinue to occupy and sinaarrass.the Holy bee. Fit ENCII FUNDS. Ik per Cent*. f. 40 c. tlk Artitio. ...b. . 1048 f. 76 c. i.1.;,4140.01S MAIL. Putt.ol, MAncit s.—General Count Richberg, the Minister of Blivaria to our Court, arrived here the daybeftwe yesterday. Alikabn 16.—Yestarday afternoon tile Atritrisu Arch(lukcs arrived here they ‘i;ittal, iu tb.e. :rch Nutea'thrtte, tombs nt Cliakics tbe 1.141 ittiOlarit of tur.utintlyvl4dStiti to the ineinory of ti:eir ancestors: '1 hey otti.rwai visited Acadciny of P,iinting and set otf t for Glient.: 7 l:lieseyriviCes intend Co visit tife principal cities Ot BOgiuni. Bnussez,s, Maki! 18 —The Puke Of Welling ton had noi'Yet attived atclituhray the clay betut e yesterday, though he was expected every moment. After having inspett • ed the right wing the Army of Occupation, and given all the necessaty orders for the definitive organization of all the canton ments, his• Grace will return to em is: There are reasons for believing that be warmly interests himself in the fate of the three English Gentlemen who are going to be tried. Private letters from Loudon tell us,tbat above 300 passports, have been delivered for English fa milies who are coming to Brussels, they are almost all of the richer classes, and amount to about 100,0 persons in all. Mous, Alaticu 15.—M. Cambaccres, the Ex- Areh-chaneellor of Prance, is going to Rotterdam where he trill finally settle. It is known that this famous personage is not ecemprchended in any list of prescription, and that he is not untiotg the rtumher Of the regicides banished by the Mug of France. Rot►st:, FEB. 25.—The Spanish Ambassador, who is "charged ,by his Court, to defend the inte rests of the Queen of Etruria. has lately addressed several NOtes,•telative to the Duchy of Parnm; to the Austrian Ainbassadur, but the answers /le bus received have not been very satisfactory. it ap pears that the Austrian Court desires to have as few neighbours as possible in Italy. Spain has caused Notes to be delivered to the other Powers, to interest them in this affair. The cause of the Qncen of Et Mild seems, however, to be• not loch favoured et this moment, and it is probable that that Princess will Accompany her august Parents to Spain. Xmas, tliac it I.—Chit. Gazette publishes the new division of the provinces of the kingdom of Lombardy and Venice. 51.111.4. Anntvr.n-1 Franer, 1 FlHntlers, 1 Surinam, 1 l'irev•l,lo4, tiaMx. I,(atiebre, 1 chtt , riscry and Jersey, I wittertord. !Jut --2 I 11 Qutten burgh. ring 01 • THIII OAT AT I' Bank Stark, slim 3 ptr Coit Ited. bliut pre per Gents siii,t t. .N. Alin. tri ‘ll,lt F STOCKR intim is. pr. Evt 3i, An. I*. 10f} d'a t, Dat a fin rayttwitto Cum, for Accuutit,Ulk 86161 .._ . COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Fninav, Maacit 91. Atuster4:int .. .. ... ..H 3 B.' 'I Vs. I)itto. at Sight . • Amsterdam Ditto, :it sight ... i i 13' Rotterdam Antwerp I i I; F.x.Nlimey flanibuigli , Altimit ' at. .i .2*:, Us. Prcaleu •• • Paris, 1 Day's Date - i.•. to Ditto Bout ileatixolitto Fs anti fort on the 51aill Madrid ." . :14, Mfrs:alit. Cadiz Barcelona ailliva 341 St. Sebastian's Seville , Gibraltar Genoa... 45 ----Venice Malta ' 47i—Napirti ...... '.... 40 Palermo Lisbon M34 Oporto .. • . . Rio Jrineiro Dublin ...... 14,-.---Curk..... 14, per Cunt. Agiu of the Bunk our Holland.... 2 Portugal Gold, in Coin 1.4 9 b per Oz. Foreign Guist, in Bars . New Doubloons .. . .. 3 .17 A , . NOW 111.114tra Silver, in nary, Stuntiartl THE SUN. 1101.1 CM Utile At/DEAT? LONDON. .'d 7'll R 1).4 Y, fd RC II 29, The discussions of our Legislature „last night are great interest. We have, howiter, brify room to place two or three points in a prominent The Army and Ordnance :I?mintates have .beets , postponed till Friday • in order to hive theta •itto. so.as to slew the reductions, which take • • place En the former from the Islli, 'of July; instead .of the lar4er SUM Wll jell 61411(1 in . the, Accounts estimated on the ex i3t • owl* with. regard • to the Inner, so. as to isritig before the view of the House the saviuis which, Lord CAsTLZIMAGIT mentioned to have been; made, but the items of-which were oat stated. The Country will thus learn how tuncit Minhusks hata been 'tract ibing :bat economy which their Oilponentsvvutildfalsely insititutte they bed disregarded. The War Malt Duty is faiite taken 011 trelaud, ,and 9nitilowance mule for mock in bawl, 11 7 dttrly Eighteen !Wilkins of "fiantial Tarationldi rtbut gen repia DiCiffent thtkCalnitry. Wht t illiuis • 311 ilo n in;ike eek.-6,1t0 iiViOsary •thi4 yea:, the fire Tjter a War; ive eats tut take Alum n to g tiess hut we site ivell etinviticed of Ails, that it is 'mitt impronAbli, nc it ' . 4lqle,irs, if; belittle desirable, that reconrAt shoolti lid h~ii tit a Loan. - We stare this Irani believing is great misapprebeakiim on this topic, its entist (pence of what has been 'llial in the 'limit.. It seems likely that the Funtlingjtif Exchequer Bills will suffice for the present year without a Loan. Lord GRKNiiILLE has given notice, in the House of Lords, of his intention to bring in a Bill for the registering of Slaves in the IVeli Indian Co- ' lonics; a vet). .delicate as well as intricate and important question; Which_ will demand the most impartial enquiry and unbiassed consideration. Batowroir, Alaacn 22.—This afternoon .the PRINCE, REGINT. ,accompanied. by LaoPotzt, Prince of Saxe Cobourg, again renewed his ride about the Pavilion Grounds. This second exer tion appeared to benefit his Royal Highness, whose health is now rapidly recovering. --His Serene Highness Prince LEOPOLD of Cobourg bas been in perfectly good health since hii arrival here, with the exception of one day's confinement from ti►c pain of tooth-ach, Which was . relieved by having a tooth extracted..:---It is ,now generally believed here that the Put NCR REGENT will be en abled to return to London by the 3d , of April ; and it it expected the next Drawing-room will be held on Thursday, the 4th of next mouth. • • Two d3y's f►trthcr Paris Papers arrived this morning. 110YEIC8 sentence has heen committed to twenty years i►nhrisonment. The French Funds have,got up again. We have copied all that is worth notice. We have this morning received 1111 additional file of American Papers, but they contain no news of consequence. The news of the tukjug or Cl u hue culled grept rejoichigi The senior Prince of Esigait‘zy is coining to . London to visit and be with his son, the•lnstrian Atobassskdnr. A honse has been taken for thii p,,wertol and venerable Nobleman, mot another for a Friend who is accompanying hint tothe Bri tish Men opolis, We understand . t hat , Iliere is nothing of •a political nature connected With this visit--t herefore improperly denominated a mission .. - In the Fe/taiga Paper:. A Morning Paper construes the,nntlee respict. jug Sir R. WI Liott and . his . c , onipaniont, in this Paris Journals, to turkm, that the charge of High Treason !tab been abandoned. We feu this is ti mistake, foul that it only hears that the afaii4P ti mi o f aiding the .%cape of Lavt:lette, lots been glean up fur that of completing it. The rafOrning.Paper which first ebarked na With misapplying Mr. roLE's Speech says, to-day, that we stated it to have been " uttered in the Debate on the Army Eatiniates," and having thus'raisad an argument which we never used; it proceeds very : logically to refute it. Whether it 1183 ape• ceeded or not is no business of ours,, amid we have' only to refer to the still uncontrailicted exposition we °tiered yesterday, proving that . Mr: POLE nei , ther did nor could allude to the question of the Income Tax. A Letter from Sir Gii.liEitT Dr.ll:ut. Mega twill be found in our List tinge. Wa have no . spac'e for comments to-iLiy. The Qtattx had A party on Thursday evening, at which the .Duchess of Pont . and Princess SOPRIA of GLOUCCSTatt were present. Her•Ma.tasTY, and the Plimovssr.s are.expects ed tOleave London to.tlay for IVindsor. It said that the QUEEN will,. hold another Draffiing-rtiont uh Thurdity sennight. , • . .Some hostile •statements froni India avere yes terday published ; but they are of old date, and relate entirely to the events of which the Public have long Sike been informed. . The trench l'ailers continuo to be fitted .with warm debates on the' budget. Ir Is. Atfill . Mat the I)uke de RICHLIPU, the Alsh6 MoNTamottitt; M. de.BoNstm; M. LAI4Y TMA.ENDAL, and M. LAINE, are apirn;sued Mcm hers of the Fren c h Ae a d etit y (2d class 'of tutt..) There are still six vacancies. Qbebee and -Montreal Papers-of the lOtit ult.. have arrived. The SPBAttait of the. Legislature of Lower. Canada, in - opening, the business of the Session, recommended in his apecch tharpreeatt • tionary measures should be niktptcci - in come, einetice . of the great influx of, emigrant s 'from France anti other parts of Europe. , The .Britivit have erected a new fort on Drummoritl's Island, between Lake littrott anil,Superior., An article from Berlin, of the- 4th, contradicts the reporty of the Prussian Government being til l aided - into several parties, .it is admitted, that ,1 the 1 1 1 , 0*1411 literati %%lily Much, and ender', Tour to enlighten the Government ; but ~ they.do not meddle With any thing, nor are they, any ways qualified to du so," - A Morning Paper states, that , the home of Meisrs. Ntonot,sow, distillers, ;n tlerkensvril, Tied stopped n:tylltent yeatertlaV; ftre, siutliorbied t o say, that this - report Is unfo * unt.lt , tl, - , • lc AAL .N S. Ofx.Coiti*4lis Anti Mary 13(!bililetii tinfi the *hole of Ott homeward. bpaiid Millis that hive 6: ill cittaintd in Inv. 134itvnit by tOntrark wititk, th, '.h, R, M a in in Oat Dtiwth tht Hott. E.tst India Cohinani's. Alps W:tt'ren Haffingi, fOr Malras tiod atrigal ; Asia, TRESiENTHZER, for dill() add ditto ; Sitveieigni teLpy, for St. - Helena and:Ghlna —. Na, 11 sailed for the RiVeri the 'Venus, fro . ni the Core of dohtl E. tiAtion tl.---Last evening sailed thiS , Hon. Last India Company's ship Java, and the whole of the wind-hound ships then in this Bay • hut as the wind is ag a in f r o m S.W. i t i s feared they must ag;tin return. Pm-stool -Hi \Lock 20:;-!-Arriirell the 1 4 reeling packet , with mails from New York, in 30 days r. Blucher packet syith mails from Stiiinlm, in 23 days. Sailed the Quebec packet flit. Leghorn.— , . The Freeling packet spoke, on the 14th inst. in lat. 44..47. long. .24. 30, the brig Dominica. Packet, PATRiCIt 11,ty, Alatter, from Pernam buco, bound to Liverpool, out 42 days, had been very leaky Mr the last three weeks, 'but in win t of tio assistance , (wbiell bad been otierell by act packet), being able to keep the slip tree.— Wind N. • PLYstotro, 21.---Arrived the Russian ship Two •Frieorls,"l'HomPSO\', Master, from Ben - gra for Peteribilrgh, .with sugar autt coke, five noodle pas-;age. Sailed the Conway slot p uk weir fur the East bidlei. CONK, AlAncit 17.—Shilea Granicui gate for LiAon. AN EARTHQUAKE.--.Frolll n Correspondent..... Letters reached town yesterday from IVood:,owe, and the neighbourhood, wh.ch manicate the intelligence of a stick of aux, 'cuttln i vake, hieh was felt fur several round that country 00 Sttodty last. 'fact writer olic of the accounts we •have seen is a fernaleil who states, that it was about, one o'clock in the day when the shock took place: divine service wpts 'neatly over. The noise 'she heard at the thee was a kind of 'loud rumblii4g ; and,'lls Dosed, was accompanied by it Storm of hail but this liiroe o l not to be the fal;ing of ,titrazylities or pieces of stone. and mortar front the•sreeple of the , church.• Tintse who were in tile houses fanc;eti that they rocked, The shock is also said t'Lo - have been felt at Chesterfield and Nottingham. Sir 01) v Wraps,: c telt .ILrrtl rlVlTirictiT?i t gener;illy knownio Ire named in a place in ill* Cuttrt Ott dlr. reinceniii (;11.‘RLOTTE. A, meeting of the n+:lllN.,,rers and dopositors hi, the Prtnidynt co‘ent,Ciardvn, woc oak held 'it thio Chard,. Chitirni4n rc rtrrteti the ;meeting, lIIAt Within the Dist SIX weeks the sIIVIINS,pf a titimiretl and six working amounting to 1 al. as, lind.bects, de posited ; thus exeiiiplityin, con!rity to it receive.tii opinion, tirAt the iokbit:ints ,Jt th e South were us clp.thle exereiting fra.:,ality o their 'nor* serious hrttlsrett in Scotland, prov;de,l easy mitt lieneficial means of vtiVetili. this we; e-Jaitt bvfore them. Yeiterday, at a meeting of several creditors tit, the 01,1 Bank of 'Alesil.:EYTon iind Co. in thii town, op t! Cittises of the delay in re-opening tha coneern:were explained to the meeting in liehal& of the respective' parties, *nil an mint...nice mos ngain given, tliot the Wink would re ,, ttrue its verrihortly..--The B ink of Clough; N 10,04. and Co. ..ot Denbigh, su4petitled pqmetit no. Tor (Shrewsbury chronicle, On Tuesday, - the 19th instant, died, at . Nforton, , }loose, near Ilneki»gnain, vitiwAtto•A.),At.tule EiniV,.ESI. aged 56, a man' whose actiye beim« valence nod tittatlfilessof frienclAttiii justly t tittetir4 ed him to a ntinteroit4 acqunintaitte., by whom he will be long duff 'sincerely hum:file:l. • • Although ii . may be thought prestioiptituen in to to tittestm ht jinioient;,yt We think, thftt 'the' Contraetor for the present - Lottery, when 114 ti f . ormvil tilt iieheme with only 1.1,00 Tiel:.4ts arid such upon the expected influx of btraagetsinto'London Oil the; , upproaching Nupthis. ,which intoit natti.; rally Create. a tlii.nihnif few - T:cke.ti, that the very' lintiti:d nunthrt-of '14,000'W4 stUtli strong itt dtteethentit to'ptirelii4d .13111 calcnldted to EXECUTIQNS, fte.--Nestettlay Anthony . Kenna Waa executed at the front of Newgate, in itr... snatice of. his sentence, for highway robber: It was near -five o'clock when he underwent the awful sentence of the law. Ile came out on the platturin,with the utmost fortitude, and atitlresstut the tkpatators in a firm ,voice, declared itiS lune , » cents of the Ohne he was ahunt to.sutfer (or, mitt his forgiveness his proserwtor, ~ —Yestertlei ll'illatius the. elder, Dwyer, .Mooney, anti Ilfeaty 4 ., were exrentetl in the froitt of ailut;.tiPilam, ( . 4.r if. hurglary in the tlwelling-ho4se, lira. Gortn.ln i t hear Coolock.. 'flue yottuwir M!:qatitis it:ts - sheeti• respitetl.- ,, -(11 Itionday afternoon a man 'in 4, fit of intl/X ( 11 , 111 1 ,1 i S witlt seetniug..delibeation, tied to . haodliereloe( round his legs, twdtfirety himself into the wateri lie was tat r . e(l hF the eurr,ent to Ritchie's tornyi Irlitte, by cow , itterable,eitertio..l,,he tvns k;ot not without n itt eh . (Dublin Cot.' etpunikut, 4Vlgreirr9 ) .10;turf.,T.--Vepet day .an ,inittest ye . ui Ity l 1 EV : kiettdJ Int .street, %Veit mingter, 6 ) re Uct,,,14, Esq. coeliaer, pn.the body of W. csArifft;;*•4 boy twl lye yeurs of m:e, whose 40104 sym. occ3o,,ned by his bebia entangled in. clira belottgirtg,to Mr. &14 ' 1' • enal•ntZrellatttr o cap Wci1" 64(11, 1 IttAt, jnlkroant witere the tnaebitte eiceteilotear the Atteltilif. 'flteitvoy itt a vvrdiet that 4.