The Sun. — London, England, 1816-07-23 00:00:00

I,V. V riltik.idtl i'Ai'fiAt'S, LitEctuvit , TUTS tion.NING.3 ,JULY 2D.—lt is said that ft . neivitOyal OrdOtinanee Itas hiettissned respecting the set; vice and organization of the • Manorial 6tiard; that' the Pfficers, 'Of . are appointed for f,:e years, like the Mayor's otlier Municipal kitnctionitries';iliat the inspettors are'to inspect all the 'Natioitiil !Yitiiirds of their respective departments, Ina that they cannot in any case conarnatAl any hitt.those of the fr aililitiAiiiement of 'the ; that theservice is itlvais to 'fie dtreittcd use administrariVe authority ; thit the insiteatnis err to present to Monsieur, through the medium of the Prefect and . the Minister of the Interior, 'the eanifidatgi frir theplaces of Officersi that his 'oyal inay bimaelf take the Ring's lure on their The. boWea Of Angonleite .errived el Vichy 'on the .1 11th, .14 1 t fo;l'r o'clock end was received with great jiiy The evening the Whnie town was tpont,atienttgly:illanitititia. The , Iptvest affords the gretteit 1)40 in It Brie 14 neatly", and lit 01 the tfentirtmenti which stmouliA ale The iiinthei . , k;i9hich:was Agry .fie cqntimlcs so, itHatcs t 1 look tail an abOAAtit crop the ,114 , alone ho partially suffered by the rain, lint the 'Second crap, more ahnnthint l. will mike . up the inssei .on the first. •Acebrding tonnr correspnntlenee,..the can tut►s about Tarbes anti Montauban are the only uties that have suffered much by the hail. TArbes it has done flinch ilamPoge, hut. the comilitsg of it small Circle; they write,from thir place that .were,plakt4 up two inches . . in diameter. . . . . . A new regiment of,the . RoyalOttards has erase ed this day at Paris, add will be placed Inhat.. I)Ack.s iu the Rue de ilabylaue.,- We. have received afflicting news _front' Bur gundy : all the fine plain of the Saone is under water. .. The Marshal Duke de Fefoe gave some days Ilace a grand audience to thelleads of his de partment, on the occasion 9f his:being nominate. ed a Marshal of France. flis.Excellenty receiv ed with hit . customary affability those zealous . ratictionaries of whose devetedneas be has so often been a witness. • ills Highness the Prince of Condd having learnt that the companies of the National Guard's ()Milan tilly and eSenlitt were conipOsvd of,tradestnen who, could not well be spared frotn their labour, de clared that he wonhi not await himself of thiser vice of the National Guard during his 'stay ,at Chantilly& An Officer of the Nmilmal Guard' of &tills, only goes every morning to the Chateau of Chantilly to receive the bidet's of his nets, 'who deigns to admit hint to his table. A letter from Lyons, of the Ifith of July, mt.. naunces that the investigation Of / the affair of lire natal Mouton Pavernet commenced that , day at ten. The timber of pieces to read are timid to -he So very Considerable, as to occupy at Itast the temaitideV of that sitting. A. decree of the ['tercet Of LA Metirthe lOrbids brewing beer nett brandy (ruin corn tidoughtiot the whole of that department., The 'end of the World furnishes the hb eet of mail pieces t etas of them is fOr the Theatre dra Vatie44, and Will be acted there ill the beginning Of August, provided, add the Wits, that, against: the rules of Aristotle, the Catastrophe does nut come before the exposition of the subject. NtSMES, JULY 13.--."TWeliq persons were tl. taigned before our Court of Assizes, for haring, :it the deplorable ,epoch when the Doke of Angou. Jerrie was obliged to quit France, in 1813, atiggiS. sinated, in the village of Arpaillerges,' tome ,Royal Volunteers who lid followed the arils of the Prince. Thy most atrocious cockles accompanied tl mime. Among the accused Were two Women, dietingnisheri fur their wickedness in tths. frightful Scene. Armed with iron forks, they had-amused themselves by burying them in the head and in te4t ineS of the unfortunate men. One of them had a daughter, about 13 or 14 years of age, whom she excited to strike and mutilate the unhappy wivtches. The absolute denials and sang-froid of these women were remarked with astonkbment. After nine days trial anti a deliberation of the Jury, which lasted 16 hours, the Court condemned to death the eight following . , Viz. Jeanne Verdtts, Jean Brisson, Jacques Boisson, Elizabeth Bastide, widow of Boucoiran, Jacques lieboul, Pierre Rouviere, Jean Blancher, end Mathieu SittitiAt. A ninth named Jean Jacques Barri, was toil demord to vrpetnal hard labour,. *gut to be b ra wkd wire n :iat iron., sentenco was pronounced before an in. Puint•ioide. crow', of rople, whielt filled the [bill the aschucs, and was heard witbouLth :West tolcen 61' ArprOD3l.loll or being manifested. . It A . STADT, jL3 Lie 15.---The King of Bavaria has hired a bottie at Barieni where Well we* as a private person, under the name of Count du Haag. This .A.. ;1 0 ', •t. Sovereign, th e Prtnee Royal, anti Prince Charles, go ,every .day upon the. grand promenade of Batiety without any etiquette. Everybody . - is charmed with their affli itity. The King show a lunch 'ltindness to .. the French Officers at Baden, wins are indeed generally treated With tire greatest regard by distinguished lierions of 'the different (ierilian 'Courts at tins city. ' •, . ~ RAGUSA,. JULY, G l .—We are tranquil, but not 1 .exempt from imptiaittle. ' The Soutenegrins are at our gates, and,can hirttly be restrained. Th e y . are t uen,trained up to. war, and alwaysready for a coup. de-thoip .. their' . (Adds are only appeotod 4- presenis. It will Soon cast us lesi to defend our• selves..thao to live in peace. At 'all events we Inow expect some Austrian troops. The Funtreror of Austria bee : granted smite great privieges to the 'Bishop Of Montenegrin ; ' bui ' nett always master of the soldiers, he is sometimes obti,geil to make magnificent "pronises, which he flints it difficult to chide. We-. Are. assured that .a llontenegrin • Chief has . nacres to join the Paella liiiiina with his troops, to deteild'hlro agothiyt the . English. Without doubt the Turks have spies in this country ; they are always among the class of Jews, and spew more attachment to Mai:anter), than Christians. .. Timis, JULY t4..---We learn that the fate of the Prisoners Of Siate , who were arrested for con spiracy and connivance with Murat, is decided...-. The principals •are condemned to three years im prisonment in the fortresses where they now are ; they will be then,.deported.te Catero;tu Daiwa " tia. Others 'arc condemned to Shorter,imprison. . meat, and - there-sr'have obtained .pardon.' '-' •-• •- . '. TRENCH FUNDS, '' ' 5 pet Cents.:..... ' 57 f. 50 C. 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Evening, id minutes tt tier ,2, THE .Sl5 N. 110t.EM .40 Ls VIII i.o4r JA)NDON, TUESD.IY, JULY 23, 1816. -The Most remarkable fact stated in. the Paris Papers of Saturday, received in due 'Course - this morning . , is the trial and COOdellt4igtiOil to death . of tight • Ittbels at Nisnsiti, for. the murder, in ISt of several Royal Volunteers beloneiitg in the Corps of the Duke of,ANoous.vottt, Among these wretches are two women, or rather, it the aecomit of their atrocities be e-rititle(l to' credit', of two demons, who disgraced Littman nature by the mon strous barbatities which they practised en their mi serable victims. A ninth traitor has beensentenced to be branded,' and confined to hard labour tor life, Eleven others %Vele tried, but their doom is not stated. A Royikl Ordonnalice is described, the object of which seems to,be to place the Nat►utia' Guard in some degree ur at least to act with, he Civil Power. The state, of the weittber in France is various. Around Paris no great. inconvenieupy is antici pated front the lone continued rains ; but in Bur gundy, and the valley of the Sitolle, thellatuage his been excessive. The Swiss Diet hat--rectified the cantonal money eontingeots, with malt vathitions from the old standard. ,The total is -now, fixed at 544,077 francs (about 22,6701.), instratliof , tthe ancient rate of 540,207 francs (22,500 t ) The federal continge9ts in then lia\re also bee re•organized, am! instead of 32, 835 men, as agreed hy.tha Aft of Onion, the Eromber is raised to 33,75$ men, calculated on a poptilation al 1,68 . 7,900 inhahl*, tants. The King, of ~FRANCE has .eppointedaConunis -slim to prepar,* the retject of *Lay!, or Onion* nonce on .the. subject of Public Eth ica tion, It !consists of M. de BEAussist. Bishop of Mats ; the Ris`hop of AIRE; Fli,Coiila CIIATRAIJARtiNt), ,Qpitnt de Fotir*Kis, 4114 M. ROIYIiit awl was to hotd its first sitting in• one of the apartments of the. Alinister of the Interior, on 6undity !att. ,The fullowirig, lii I, .4 WO 111101111 M Mallifig Yager, cepooDurat‘ts tilut btattli yesterday: 911 .. - :~ • , Halms t•---We have stew late letters Irani Rio ja nefra, which advert to 'the tuteaed Royal Mar 'the I P riases etween uses a at tuga an( paLt. l it may he relied on,,that the, i:nintiUr , in Sunday Paper of their having - been Broken .of is foundation. 114 E I'lingtsSB OF WALES. •, • • ,By letters of the 11th of June front COnstanti-. hople we learn that her. Royal highness thePrin- . Cess .. of NVALes had takew op her abode at the lit it ishlace till a hoote at Boynktlere was, fitted itis'ior her reception - "Ott the 9th )4ere presented to he Princess all the Foreign Ministers, arid the sane eyetsiistr, the 'British factory. .11"Ortly an.- other presentation was to take place; to give those . an opportunity,to be presentFtl .who .were disap pointed on. the former occasion. lie! Royal LI igh lien, say the letter?i, contincted herself at all times with the greatestsffability ; Yet in other respects she failed . to alford.".)tetisfactipn to the British mer chants, ittaSnitich as she gaye a decidetipreference her (killings' to foreigners. Shi hail credit on a Greek hot e for 40,000 Spanish dollars, when . a British hope could have acconetnqated hernoyal highness as Being in want of jewellery, the. Princess , Applied to a Frenchman ; and she is accompanied by a Neapolitan Count and two La.. dive. ,At tienoa andf. Sicily titer ItayaWiglsne!is . was well received; hislpt, ;; ;Valta,.,,it is said, the. GoVeritor - made the vesse l 'on board of %Odell' her Royal highness .was. perform titraratitjne in the strictest manner. . (the ESR-X. ‘PlirittiTßlAo going on 'spirits; and this morning, shortly after six, ,o'clocii, fiiiittieil 484 mile's and a half.. Not with"! onding the wetness of yast'erdayeveoi ing, a coniitlei:alde number of persons assembled in to see the Duke -6'f OLOUCESTAR leavb his house; which lie did a few minutes sifter ejght o'clock, escorted by a' party - cittife °nerds. The Duke was greeted with loud hozias,''which' compliment hi 4 Royal Highness'acknowledged by repeatedly bowing' SS he passed. . • The Princess MARI ,-on leaving Windsor CaStle, made presents to Lady .D.ltLyna.g, and to several other loulies, of pieces of plate, to be kept in re- . membrance other, The Princess Mmot's -attendants and luggage were sent off from the4neett's House; yesterday evening, In two carriages with fonr horses each, abut twa . hours before her .Royal Highness.' '• Yesterday the Dukes of CLARENCE; still CAM; Daum, the Rev. Mr. BLOMIERGi Cia. THORN.. TON, &c. dined with the PaiNte REGENT at Carl-;• ton-Honce. l ii 14aples, - ne in most of the cities of there have -lately been prophets who preilietcd the end of the world. In ttie be Inning of June, nriw noned,Coviilo, •pi.catelting'in the elitirch of ' .St. ;allies, announced that' .the':city 'of. Noti,to wunld ..be. tlevroyed on tpe . 27lh of that Motttfr.' It Was ,to rainfire for four hours; and those who eieaped- the .fire were to he ileyon=cl by serpents, were the _impress - 4m made . by 'these absor-• owes tot theAleoptiii. anti the tiolke were•ct4m,pel led to arrest khi; prophtt and several other in... ~ • ' Frotit the last Anlerivan .Papers it appears tbdt the weather 'atilt eontitmett extraordinatily: cold. Jone i , a variety of birds, among which are.the Imamjog-lard, the ,marten, Unit the tieatitiftil se , s ilecsp,naow, were so benumbed as to /ite byt he baud great numbers lied actually pe.-. cold. . , From Nkw orl.t.pns It is statedillat. the.wate . ttint ph re f4eis shout, focri 3 itiches on: the 261 May, ai.it it was sooposed ; th.n. in a few d a y 4 the stopphge'9f the .cre.sasse would ,be eflectecl. • , • , .• • J, • ireiterilay the ,three reerniting:parties-fOr the. VOrtsniontli ut Utiyal .Marities. were -,tip ilifrfOctil on that service,, .iz. Major .11oessy..to Bath, Major lotitt, t,o Wolverbamptun i . Captain 13011,;10)40,. ',Weigh, North America, was itinirly destroyed by fir e shoot the beginning of June. • It is esti- Mated that the Whale 4154; exceeds one hundred tboos A nd-dollars ; and there scents to he beait.tle. "doubt that this eimfhigreition wat , the work of some vile incendiaries. Conjectors as to. ;the persons are uniform, and *expectations axe enter taiuted that' they will be detected.autt.brought t 0.., justice. We regret to state, that a spirit of Luddism hat b e gon . re prolifest itself in the southern its well as the northern putts of the county. r 1 frame-work knitter's shop itt • (heat Wisston, occupied by. Ebenezer MAW, was feloniously !sawed on Monday, night hist; anti several , frame , and ma chine,presses stolen therefrom. A corporal and four ufen, belonging to the ifith Dragoons, are stationed in the County daoleverY night, as. we suppose, a precautiom against any attempt: which may be made to rescue the men confined there on: a charge of frame breitking,—.(Leieestee Paper,) We understand about 50 years ego something on the plan of the present diabolical system of conspiracy was practised hi London, on which occasion .two of the wretches were hanged for One,of. the artifices which they employed upon tVat omis s ion was to prevail upon some innocent man to hold a bundle or a horse, or some other property recently stolen, and to have him irtnne 'timely apprehended as the real offender. Ano ther practice about the same time was, 'for two 'or three of. the vilialus to go a mile or two from the Metropolis, and charge any poor man they happened to meet with a robbery, and, by a con certed plan, ,there appeared on the trial no doubt of the unfortunate man's guilt ;, for, as the wretches were conveying the victim to prison, they always put into his pockets such articles as , their accomplices swore to have been robbed of. Mr. OutrNEY, it is said, is to he appointed a and take his seat:within the Bar to -fray. An'eleglint sword has been , presented to• the 'Bon: Mmior-Genel'al ALE:X*I43EB DUFF, by the Otlieera t&e , tcp,imedt, who setved under 4 PUKE OF GLOk!CtStglt Aid intISTASS 1 1 The Marriage-bate 'been - ariitliged b h e nov.i Pair for kroie-weck• pa.t . ,..%dtti the Ciiiisent of thr Qdeets, find th'e (f the Iti4ENT, 111 ..00141,C1)#, , 11.3 . :5 7 41211 , 1Z it ion sea'•> diclAye: l till Yesterdny;- waiting the afriv.4l 0 ( ~the Dike of C;tiaatOON .froto as WeY• as the 'le! cessary alterations' at the Royal .0 ftr i ' n IfagdiOt, - for . the 'f'eeklitititi tit IliS Duchess; the tray Witi tityilly kid; We bilicie,.tinly.o'n t 1 CL nestlay . . The eards of invitation weve Trudy the Lord Cl - Ofliceton • The invitatiOns:AVere the same ;Si those On the opettsion of the Princess I.4tAtilorts's marriages with i'vEry res;feierptions,' it brink Cisiiii.kred private wedding. • etinSisted, Sit addition tO Alfa' IioNAL The Duke and' Doehess,Of Orient)* t -the.Duchet"'s Sister ! the Duke de Dourton, and other For s..i4uers of distinction ! am g A 0; ..tne Fore i gn w 4 .1111 u: with their Ladies; t he.i.oetiNChancellos:, with the.Cithinet Ministers and . t heir Ladies; the Deputy Earl Marshal of .E,Hglimil; the Urea! Officers of State mot ,of ; thu .King';; di! Queen's, and tho,e .4f ti Wittdsur Establishment; o ' 6 ruitri , of al f' tin. , Roy-AMU:es, ttle , Ditchess of York, the . Print' cfhiff Charlotte, • Prince f.,enrailfl,,,,tlte lerifict-ss Sophia of (314311'' cestrr ; the' Stafr,bf the.. DUke of . York,, Coinmantiet - i t t ,r Olief ; .the.LOrtietlief..)uskice.of C( ‘ ),ttri of King's Bench, the Niaster of the !toils, the Chinu,:ellor of the Duchy of Cow , Nall, and. other La* Officers, These euwposed the.partics in. riled to the solemnization. . • . Urenti-Salocin of .the Queen's Palace Woo -the place titled up for the peffortnatire of Alie -Olal ceremony,: it tensporary Altar, was erected ,close to the temporary Thique lately livi'ef Agri , tite Clittlsg9 . goln lace of the long.. jugs, together with a.ctistlydisplay of nia.3y coup 7 !ourkioti plate, 'presented a very inagiiinceut *pees 'tack. At twelve . as'cl?ck erday the Duke of C - 11 , rester 'paid motiiiiik Mule, who was tit the Queen's Palace With her '11.1 41 Mother and her SiNters;' the Princesses Astgolit 4 oath Elizabeth. the Mike retiirileit to (iluuee•ire Otiose, where' he dine.d•ptivatcly iit tie tieloikt At Sevets o'clock in the vvenitig - a Guard of lb..' ;tour marched kat:v.6a court -yard of the Queeit.! Palace, and a party of Life and foot Gint; 'ls woe stationed in the Punk, wider the pioper authority pf a numerous Toltec. e, patty tie; . ; : att,:t° arrive soon aftevvvertis ;the Palace ks•;4l `bilk %Italy illtiMinated,,.and, ; the grand st:-.O•case fall Site- State arratigeinents usual on Drawiti4,' room -days. The tcand !fall was Loci , It 1 party of thethe.Guards. be :Family, tm their entrance, were teie - iveti - with usual iiiilitiiry hOnoilra; the hand (iw t 'Tee 'The •Princess t'kuniii , i of (;I'"'- i ,cester ws'.iit• hernervants 11) liveries. At tiventy - minutes o'l4lll the , Duke of Gbilitester e 'rtited ltl to ate ''' 3 Suite wo" vii tto) unifortn of a Field-Marshal, ais 'Nov': I ( 'of the- Garter. the . , rni. t r•...e 41 t. VI, the Officers of. _the Prince Regent's 1-lowcl!"1 -.waited. to ritedye hint; a,ntl-the acknowledgmenti! .for this mark of. atlVl*P'"'' The Duke and Ducliess oh r .1 . • • 0 t 'Sl!eSelY,- • At. butt.-past:cigh.t.die "r'" :rived; not without, his usual a pt.,! 6„„. he was accompauied,hy the piik:e Cl,iretu r an' 'his attendants At a quarte r before, nine Leopold arrived with his suite ; sans! SOO ll kill e " wards use marriage eereOlOhiliegart. •Tft" Ptireign Aiffbassadors With their entershi•the first',' then 'fOlioWeil the liahi! .net Ministeri Mitt their' Litlies, anti preweedo l .the vighiv . The.GlCHt Officers of slate, ;old ihn" of the 'Royal Households, went to the left• 1 " . Queen:took her station on t h e l e f t. side of tr.". altar . , where 'iVa!i . alittale chair placed fOr;h - e i*k. Prinerises'Aagnsia 'and Elizabeth, the Ditetle's of York,' rrincess•Sophia•of Gloucester, -Vvere l'rince her left, and their female at i ants a ft t1 1 " 1 while the Prince.. Regent . .was uu cie • the altar, and his- Royal' Brothers near him. 6 1)v v cr : thing being arringeti am! reside, tile Lordl 61 ' 4 berlsltr ratiret4,and introduced the of 0 01 ; cester, and presented him to - the altar. I.l e the , o - retired again, -and with the Dike et CanihrititsL introdUced .the Princes Mary;. and , t he 11- !, 1 : 0 Duke presented. her Royal. ilightiets to the, Regent. who gave her away in marriage o vo t o . Duke of Gloncetier. - Eler Royal tlig"'" 'no dressed with her - nsual beautiful simplicitYr wore no leather - ,'lint 'bandeau of white r 7j' a . &stencil together by irgbi sprigs of peach'' • neck was ornamented with a brilliant fringe cc a lace : her arms with bracelets of l ar illi e nts for n ' e into flowers, and her - waist :With a g i r dle to' e r , respond with her bandeau. Her whol e $19"1:re: ante was very lovely., The Ladies p.rel" l also most splendidly dressed : 'the prevailing c oo lour was blue. The formal ilocomeP t( l,,ing Royal Assent, sinned 'with the Great Selo shownto the Archbishop ,of Cauterbaryt 0„, Prelate, assisted by the , Bishop of London, 'Pr seeded to perform the solemn cereitionyi Mr. Provis, ihe Verger of Whitehall, wit° i ie r fooy7rtaei iyirl i b g e h e n n e s p s r , e resent at the a ti ssi t sied in ttl liagrots'fig , i ve, ,r R At about a quarter plat nine she gill" 1! 14 signal that the marriage was Conclu ded ; 0131.0eL Princess Mary, after giving , her hand to by the female attendants of the Queen 64161 t 04' cesses, retired with her Husband and, the 11 ": 3 a t the !loyal Family to the private opertm e %- i ces the Oaten. In the meaty time a profosionoreo ong, tefreshinents was served to the eampaq. "nietiee whom the Queen soon re.appeared ,wi th most "airtet. s tamily,toeceiVe their congratulations • A t tr i if h er before .Id.o'clock, the bride havi n g taken ° ,glee s wedding robes, and put 'on for her travelling white satin pelisse and bonnet', came frail hi ' the arm of the Prince Regent, and foile ( v,‘`., l o , , the Pike of Cambridge, who 'both salute d ' l l l . Ol l Royal.Sister,,.atid hapded her into-05 tovne`6o,l chaise at this sitle-itopr-of: the Palace „the Brothers then embraced t he Duke -o-0,11g" B