The Sun. — London, England, 1816-05-27 00:00:00

0 ERECFIVEI) 'llll3 MORNING Vaniany and, Dufresne And Guillot, two carets on halt-pay, residing it the commune of LaMure. The disarming continues with success though , mit the whole of the department. It is carried into effect by Commissaries, who are accompanied detachments of troops of the line. `, David, one of the persons condemned by the rrevotal Conrt,was executed on the I6t in pur suance of the orders of Government. V 41.41 CIE, Mot- . 12.—The audacity of certain Inalcoot cuts here appears to make a mock of the nieusitres which the police take against the M— . every mortiing plaeard,, inviting to rehist- H Ove, ore, 101111 d sille j k up in the ,public squares, especially those tit St. Arlark and the Arsenal.-- Otte of these pLeards stated lately, that thc..a3so 4ition of Unitarians bad become European. It is thms thAt some agitators think to connect the political affairs of Europe with .their incendiary reveries. ItomE.--4r appears that the Portuguese Am bassador has Absolutely refused every proposit for the re-establishment of the Jesuits. Nothing link yet been said respecting the afigirs of the In quisition, and certain ecclesiastical reforms. PAtItS, 23.—The arrest of Didier was owing to the assistatice:q two of his accomplice!, who hoped by that means in ti , -;:t air) Several papers were found upon I,ins, %bid) were seized. Travellers who arrive from several parts of France, agree in stating that the country scarcely ever bore an aspect of such abundance as at present. AJany English have for some days Oast landed aE C;alais,'who . iire coining to spend the summer rratice. he Marquis de Canova is finishing'at Rome a groulie of the Three Graces. It is earl that this piece of sculpture is worthy of all that' bat; been produced by this able Artist. A Spanish General, cowhictpd liy the gendar- Merle, arrived on t!Ae 6th at Perpignan, who was said . 6) he the famous Mina. He bas since been carried to Spain. On the sth, in the Commune of Fallon (Upper s3oue), some ill dispoied persons endeavoured to prevent the sotinding of the elotki on the occa sion of Te beton. M. rtenche, of the 911th regi. tnimt, fell upon them sword in hand, and obliged them to respect the authority of the Mayor. 'they write front Italy, , that the Hereditary Prince of N►►ples, with the ,Princess, visited on th'e,22tl the ruins of Pornpeia. The Prince in. %lied M. Aretti, Director' of the Works to break fast. An excavation was thistle during their pre sence, and they were so futtututte . ua to discover several curious objects, A ship which left N►tples on the l2►h, an. tnunces th►tt the departure of the Duchess of )err;'' will take 1►1a,:: on the l3th, . . 11Attatlitcot, MAY 15.---The. Emperor of nos. tia 110 invited the iiing of the Love ,Countries to accede to the religious treaty.- 'A French °him having lately made application for employment in thv ItniOan Army, be ivas officially informed that the nmperar had_forhidden by ate Ukase that any foreign OfAcerashould enter the Russian Army. BuzzoLo, MAY 10.- --Accounts frOM this place sPcak of the great desertions which arc cnnti, uuuily taking place from some of the regitntno.. GERMAN PAPERS. I . Ar..vert ruse, Iklxy 10.—It is said that fresh negociations about Lauenburg have been begun by General Daemberg. As the King does not ap pear inclined to COViSfillt CA a pnre sale of this country, the proposal now made is said to be to exchange Lauenbark for the little Duchy of Entin, which is wholly surrounded (enclavO !sy the Duchy of Holstein. it seems as if the Danish Government might pro bably 'agree to such an exchange under certain conditions, for as the part of Lanenhurg which has rallottlo Denmark contains 29,000 inhabitants, ea the Elbe toll bri»gs in 40 or 50,000 dollars per annum, whereas 1 -4 7,titin has not above 10,000 iots,rhitants, the Dani3l) Government it j; liernands a considerable sum before it will Consent to this exchange of territory ; a courier has been tlispatelsed to Hanover on the subject, and the :answer is expected in Denmatk wiiis impatience. Capt,in Rothe, who is to bring the Danistt brigs f ro m 'Norway, finds continually new difficulties thrown in Isis way, and it is believed that the Nvtiole summer may thus,pass away ; to gaits time is to pin every thing, the Norwegians think. — Count Gustavus Mouser, probably the future Governor of Norway, is a particular favourite of tile present Prince Royal, and to his influence in particular Count Curve is indebted for having been chosen Crown Prince in 1810. ° The Governor of Stockholm has caused to be inted and published an Esposition of the labours (if the Chartiher of Pollee in 1815. From this we perceive the (considerable) number of critni. Pak and of clinics of descriptions, concerning which examinations have ban instituted by the rtS Well as rue ed, &c. stc. (We have formerly observed that the Police of Stockholm is now extremely well regtt , lated O , that is to say entirely i ler the model:tat the Frenek; spies oI the Police are found amp' ng all possit,le classes of people.) FRANKiioRT, MAY 19.—1 t hai been . obsery ed, that to seduce the inhabitants in 'the neigh bourhood of Grenoble, the same means were employed that have been used a hundred tithes hclore. EiniSiariCS reported that the fillies were to be' introduced again, sales of national property annulled, &c. anti that Napolepit was coming with' 400.000 Turks ; to confirm this, fiery signs were said to have been seen in the heavens, and the hens had laid tri-coloured eggs. 1,1A111:1CMG11 MAIL. PRIVATE, LETTER 1 , 10)M PARIS, DATED MAY 11. " Among the el iatioa . ls Who Istre been , 11; ; ;,,,,i here is one who hai CODt;;;,;,,t'd 0111 t he had the commission .ssassiiiate a great persona ge.— Thele ,;retches called the crime which they 11.1(1 iptaatiV(l " the stroke of five;" allittlitig to the 'mother of members of a great family. " A sun of Boissy d'Atiglas, peer of France, is arrested. This young Man was formerly souv-M -specteur under Buonaparte, after the 20th of Alarc. I). His father was at that time sent as extraordinary commissioner front the usurper to the depart ments. Among the arrested is alto Count de. lately one of Buonaperte's chamberlains, who formerly commanded in Dresden. The pub lic tranquillity has not been disturbed in Paris for a moment by these events. " The plan of the conspirators was a very foolish one : it was their idea to get Englead on their side by leaving it to the Prince , Regent to decide Ott the new dynasty to be placed on the French throne. It is rematkeble enotigh, that this plan was Simultaneous with the attempt to sprerise Grenoble.. " Hans persons lament now, that the energetie , measures formerly reconnnemled by Blucher and• Justice Greeour, were not adopted. Had the pro perty of the rich adherents of Buonaparte been sequestrated, there would now he no means to keep up disturbances. At all events, it j 4 now evident bow-wise the precaution of. the Allies was, in leaving an ermy of 150,000 men for et least five, , ,y j tire, 'tor the maintenance of tranquillity in the French territory," ST. PRIgIISEURTI4 MAY 4.---The new tariff is published to-tiny. It' is in force frosts the day of its being received at e% cry Custom-house in the empire. 'the number of foregn articles of which the importation is prohibited 191. The folloiv. bug cannot be exported :—.4.l.ossian coin, bank bills, horses, hare-skint, 'anti hair. Refined su gars of all kiods pay 31 siiv,r r.hies per pool ; raw sugar,, ; coffee, 3 rubles ; ruin is prohi bited ; white cotton goons of all kinds, 25 per cent. ad valorem ; cloth, except black, IA ruble per tirsCliin.-The sea is still covered with ice ; no merchantmen !save yet writes! at Cronstadt. HAstovee, MAY is Said his Royal WO, nets the Duke of Cembridge will shortly go to England, It is also said that the ,arrival of a viceroy in this capital may be shortly expected. one of our papers is the following article " The following pasiaee has been obligingly comranuieeted to' iib, out of a letter of the 30 of May, 1816, 'front th& worthy clergyman in Lou. don who has had vie honour to instruct her Royal Highness. the Princestelhatiotte of Wales in the 'Cermet) leuguage Yesterday is a day which I shall never, forget Aehile I live. My most ardent wishes for the amiable Princess Charlotte are fit!- fillet! ; she•is married to a Prince whom she ten derly loves, mid who, as every body is convinced, possesses all the qualities requisite to make the Princess, and, titruegh her, her furore subjects happy. It is - truly a rare circumstance 'that .a per son of such high rank, ,under eitch circemstauces', be alee to : clionse, and (a proof at her good widerstmultng) that she should choose so well to the general joy antisatisfaction. I spoke to her but a few minutes .before her marriage, and she colviessea; with tears of joy, that it would be h e r own fault &she were not heppy.'" CAsSEL, 9.---The Elector will go, after the adjournment of the States, to unite the newly ha , pared districts of Fulden, where suitable prepa rations are already .made to receive hint. It is . supposed that the Electoral , Prince will accom. patty his father in this journey. The representation signed by most ,of the cers of the Russian army,. presented to the §tates,_ and by them to the Elector, has been returned by his Highness to the States, with the observation, that' it would be,conSiderell as not received, since otherwi t se,,aecooling to military principle, the Ofr ticers must be punished for this violation of furors Lamm, May ls,—The share to be paid by Prussia of interest of the Saxon debt, bas been lying for this mouth past, as is generally known, in the handl of one Our first merchants, and:, above 100,000 dollars of .the Interest dee to thii fine, has been actually paid. The amber of the article on this subject, wlaiGb has beast published in the Correspondent of and for' Germany, was therefore: wholly misinformed. -. Exchange on Lootlau at ,Ilamburgh the 17th and 21st of May, 34 4-24 3 at two monthi. Friday last was the settling:day , for the account in the Stock Exchange, , when the price of 3 per cent. cOnsols. reached G 3. 'flits rise %vas no doubt well timed fot many . , as that day 'was neatly as eventful to speettlatomin the funds, as ne xt. vtlittr,day, the last 'day of drawing-, to the speCittilkOrS in tin LintCll ; , who. are of etitifse anxiously looking forward to the forthcoming ot the ttvo f'rttes of 30,9001 more i,rticiihrly us they may both tall to tweficiiet. • . THE SUN. SWAM (JOIS I)lClCikii IFAIAUM ALI ',EAT LONDON, JuaND.iy, mAY 27,1810. SUN-OFFICE, 11.11. F-PAST USE U'CLuCK. The accounts received this day from the turhed Districts are very satisfactory, particularly as to Ely. It is difficult to praise too highly the prnmptness and vigour of the Home Department in this alarming business, the activity and deci•• pion of the Magistracy, and the zeal Anti firmness of the Yeomanry. Above it hootlretl of the Riot, et'i at:Ely have beem.taken info clis.tody. nations have been taken by the Magistrates, and a Special Commission till! be sent, froth town bring the colimts to trial. Three days' French Papers, a Ma r ch Mail with Brussels news, and a Ilmnburgft' Mail wit ac counts from Germany, have 'all' 'arrived since nut last, and supiklY our columns with a v,ariety of rather curious, than important. DIVID; another of the recent conspirators, has been executed of qrono,ble, and Getlciaj CRAti TRAV, one of the Corsican's fellow Rebels, has , been shot at Lisle.....DlinEß wa arrested in coo..seqnence of being betriqed by ti`k() of his tiocom.. plices. The French Fonds are still rising. Extraordinary desertion is thinning the ranks of the Austrian Army in Italy; and the splrit•of evil seaini titirring in that country, as in France, Ciomany, and, sorry are %re t.O add, ruiglantl, Datch Mail ktates that the French Govern , ment announced to the . Unke of WELLINGTON the tikturbances. in the Isere, &c, and a conspiracy at Paris, infornring.his - Grace rat the same time that they had 'excited no alarm, and would not require the'aid ofithe Troops• to put down. 'A tistuburgh Anil arrived kit night. One of the papers brought' by it contains a letter s with some a dditional particulars of achnspiraey at Paris. The 'l'ariff watt published at St. Peters burgh on the 4th instant. It k seateil that the Duke of CAMBRIDGE Will slimily return to, England, and that a Viceroy may lie expected in Hanover.' Yestertiny his Tthyal nighties!! the Pari,len Iti- GliNT,llollollrtt the Void, Of FlAttrwooD,; with his corn/I,loy to dinner, qt ilAiewooll The LORD CHAtNELLott and Viscoinit ; CAST'LIt. BRACH had audiences of the PRINCE REOHNT yes, • • day. Fhc PitiYce nicslo,. accompanied by the Do,Ve of YORK', rude on horseback yell:lMay in Hyde Park. On SaluMaytbe i r,rinCeS3 CHAIMOTTE and Prince I.BOPoLD receiv'eei Addrevies 'of Congratulation on c hei r nm - yri,ige from Windsor and Bath. On ,IVednesday her Royal Highness and his Serene Highness received. an Address from Southampton. Yesterday Morning ; the Princess Cl44runrre and: Prince 'LsaPot,o attended diliine service at thetierman Chapel,. St, Jatnes's Paluce. The Corporation of London remixed unani mously, that the freedom'of the City. be present cd to his Serene Highness Prince Lttoear.n, Prinee of Saxe-Cohnrg. The LoaD MAYort wait ed upon his Serene flighneSs at Caraelford-honse, to accinaint him with the said ResOlation, and ir) know his pleasure when, and in what manner, his Serene Highness ' o lit be pleased. to be pre sented with the said freedom. His Serene High ness was pleased to'appoint-Friday,, the Pith- day of July. _ _ It Was letely stated, in one of the Paris Pipers that her Royal I-Ugliness the Prinecas of Wai,Eu had been at 'l' anis, from whence .abe was_ prepar ing to 9wil fur Constantinople. When the Spat rowhatvli, recently froth the Mediterranean, sailed from Tunis, her Royal HighnW was living there, in the Iley's Palace; he having given it up to her, whilse, for , her accommodation, he had gone to reside' in u the country. • her Royal Iliglinessar a rived in felucca, which she had lured in Sicily, far six months, it being her intention to proceed Tcnis to Constaotinople and the Morea. 1: was much remarked that her lii yal Highness itt3l accompanied by only one female ittfitt)Witit, rt na tive 0) 1 Geenivry. Lute eirmiLovre, CattraeLL) LINDSAY, dud Lady ELIZAUKTiI FaRBES, &c. haying come home on Ludy* of at,seucv. PORfSMOUTH, MAY 26.—Arrived.yesterilly bit Majesty's ships Tyriao and, Hope from a ;mid Arrived to-clay the William, Mtww, from St. Domingo. Soiled yesterday his Majesty's ship . Rosario on a cruise ; his Majeity's ship SparrotY• hawk for Chatham. Sailed to-day the Elita,for Condom --Wind W. Drat., Max 26.--Carne down from the Ricer , and sailed to-day, the Peggy, NICKOL, for Ame rica ; MinervA, FttANKLINI, for Quebec ; patch; GODDARD,. for BoOrtleaux. - Sailed yes:er , day "tlt~ Mariner, HERBERT, fur New South Wales, with. male eonvicts,,all well; - . PLYMOUTH, MAY 25.—Sailed the Heron sloop of .war 04 a cruise. Caine in yesterday thd Etiex, Rosen-son, Irom Bonrileaux.—Came itt to-day the Horatio, TaZER, from OnernscY , FALMOUTH, ' MAY 24.—Arrived yesterday toe Piince of Wales, COOTEN, and the Integri t Yi 6 4 „.yABIUDGE, from Waterford,; Diligence, fijo mas, from Cork. Sailed to-day the linhistriou s, PITTEOREW, and the Industry, STACKER. for London ; Integrtty r SWAßßlDGE, tar Port st.nP9 ll :_,' Hope, Lewts, for Portsmouth .—Theit a l ms packet, ST/MICE:RR, which sailed from hence the. 1 lilt tilt, for Halifax and New York, wag s poken with , the 26th April, in lat. 46. 40. 10ng.3 0 . 10. , all well. DIUGHTCrN, MAY 26.—8 y the Duke id ' lington packet, Capiain COLE, which turired burs last night, tie learn the particulars of an sifoir ° ` Dieppe en Monday laSt. It appears that t", smuggling vessels Emil been chased for se ver " letigne= by his Majesty's schooner Grecian, wi t( ' Carte within gun-shot of them on Monday morn; ing last, when a severe c ont e st ensued. One b" was taken', With the loss of a man killed anti rota "`""nded• %With the greatest difficulty the other boat got into Dieppe, almost a mere wreck, (ran' the fire of the schooner, and It Wil3 it m i ra cle aloof 11.iit preserved the crew front perishing. 'rhe boats byllanded their cargoes oil Hastings, and they twerp returning to FeCgtar. Government have or dered live additional schooners to be stationed to the English Channel, for the purpose 01 crushing the 4niinggling trade. ~".. THE BRITISH II'%IS'FITUTION. Toterday morning, after divine service, hit MAJEFTY, the Princesses . ELIZABETH and Mit"' Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, hai domed the British Gallery with their presilice to view the grand and truly beautiful assemblage of pictures by Italian Masters. Her Majesty was at' tended .by the O . 7I4IITESS of Macclesfield, and WO received at the Gallery by the Marquis of Std ford; and the following Directors of the Install.. tion : Earl of Aberdeen, the Earl Brawn" luw, Lord Dundas, the Right Hon. Charles Long , Sir George Beaumont, Sir A. Hume, and the, Rev. W. H. Carr. The. Royal. Party .appeare".. highly grat.fied with this delightful exhibitiotl/ and her Majesty, in pat ticular, was graciou tla sIF pleased to expless to the Noble Marquis and Diteetors, in terms of the highest constnendstion , her approbation of the great aim successful exec" Lions they continued to make for the improwedg o of - the Fide Arts. TICKET MAY GAIN SIXTY THOUSAND POUNDS. SHARES IN PROPORTION. THE WHEEL CON TAINS TWO PRIZES OF L. 90,800, &c. Eftnetrum.—ln the first article Limier our Titit onrSitdrday, for " simultrileous," read " po,i;latailaost" 111,111.5. ARRVVP:I , ---2 France, I Hao,"Ourgl), 1 Flanders, 1 Ootten borgh, 3 Dublin, 2 Waterford. D. 11.—1 Hol land. - _ PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWRIVE It'CLOCg. Batik dock, 3 rt. 04.10. Itrii. riiji I India 13im,k,....... ns. 3s. lir. 3 prr COO. Cons L;:if Ai Exch. wok, par, as. pr. .8 per Cents 3 per ('ent.N.Anii i").1 : 11!1 iihtc, for rityniept,.......‘:!•l4 Brink L. .{iii,..... 1,1 ! 1-Itithl Cuns. for ()pilitig, .. ... C4il . . molt W.VrElt A r LONDON 11111140 F, To-:.;:yratow. niinsires alter 3. J EveHil):::',l'..l , raisito es allvi• 3. 'TIE MARKETS. COIN EXCBANGE, MAY 27.—We received morning a good supply of Wheat from Esicx an" Kent, the sale of which was heavy, at Fi prices, which was 2s. per quarter dearer than 015 day, week. Bartel was rather scarce, and Is. p er quarter dearer. Oats have also advanced Is. quarter. In Pease, Beans l a nd other km.ds of (;rain, there was no alteration. SNIITEMEI V, MAY Q7.;--This day's Market had a supply of prime Beasts, and th e ,h ow o f Catt l e in gene r a was tolerably good ; Mutton and Veal were dearer ; wsd Pork were cheaper; , Beef sold at last price; and - i f , trade. fur the.most part. was somewhat brisk. The 0 10 " the liar-market were rather lively; Hay,Straw, and CLOW' tetehbd better pricess • A private letter from Paris contains a pruela oration and arrete of the Marquis de VI t.u.Ntstitil i. P prefect of the department of the Cher, by wide" thirteen individuals ha.ve been sent out of that de" parttoent, and ordered to reside in certain s ped" tied places, in consequence of their turbulent, Os' piciotts, or seditious conduct. Some of then' es persons of celebrity. Among their number it utentioned General Davaux, who bore a na me 0 4 note id ihe French armies., The palace, and a number of - the bonses Vasto, in the Abritazos, were destroyed on the tilt. in consequence of the eminence on ruing' the town is built basing sunk in diff e rent points' , t A truce for three months has been entlel"' ,el bettvten the Day cif Algiers and the Gratul Dok: of Tuscany, with a view to the conchtsion, in cOnrse of that time, of it definitivetreaty of peace. The Earl of WESTMORLAND gate gl'en (l. %: tertainment on Friday, to the PaiNca 11E 0 E 14 " Marquis of ANL GESEA, Earl of CulatrAbl, an d nutnerottl party; another grand entertainmen t ° ri ft Saturday, to tire'Dulte of Yong.. and a large P r ' s , of Noblemen. Yesterday*his Lordship tta ve „, grand Cabinet dinner, at his residence in Ciru 4v u or- square. KING'S TIIRATRE.—The Princess ettattt° T ' it .and her Consort .again honoured the Opera w it their presence on S a t u rd a y night. They sat it ~ the PRINCE ltsoeNT's phe p rivate box--anti 00' an 1 ` 1 et" timated th e ir pl e a su r e that they might " -- t pitted to come without ceremony, and tvit' „•,,oL ip j , Interrupting , the pet fortnence of the °P e Ti tor their entry the sp ec tators, however, ca e ` - ,bo God save the Kin g , which was periormed by Orchestra, but not sting. Miss O'NEILL. has refusal! ttco th0"" Ild " gui. nese, of by Mr. I?a.t.tsrota, for au e" c g i . e e e , mem tor three weeks, at the Birminghantrfilet A nvoch ericker was matte. day 4 Ir by a pa; .y of Gentlemen. for 200 guine:tf, w l et/ is to he played next week, 114: eleven one - . Petibionvr* belonging to Chelt.ca eqqal nutuhier of one-iqged retecktn6. at present are in tavour Of tilt! arms.