The Sun. — London, England, 1816-09-07 00:00:00

Fit EN . CII I'4 PEItS, ['MCI:1116) II 'MORNING.] PAWS. SErr. 3 ...- - ;-They write from Brat that Tiis l'ilajesty'a frigate La Fiore, coniinanded by,M. du Petit Thomas, and the Brig le Railleur, sailed Aug. 27th on an important mission. After long. discussion with shut doors the ,ktibUnal of eorroctional police gave its.judgtnent as to the afrAir of Abb6 Vinson : 4 ' Ist. That the Sienr Abh6 Vinson is nn his own confession the aittlior of the publication en. Thiel% " The 'Conentdat explained to the king according to the doctrine of the Chnrch." 2d. That ill the whole of this work," and par . tieulatly at the pages 18, 73, 79, 81, 12, 93, 91, 102, and 1428, the Sicur 4,1)14 Vinson, ►w.ithout imy regard to the 9th Article 'of the 'Constittitional 'Charter, and the 13th Article of the 'Concordat, has stigmatised as pillage and manifest robbery, the sale of the national doniaiues ; and the pur chasers, even the actual possessors, as sacrilegious robbers. That be seeks to alarm the consciences of the possessors of these estates, by menacing them with the wrath of heaven, and maintaining that the I'ope and Bishops cannot legitimatise the seizure of the dotnaines of the Church. " That by this he has become guilty of the in direct provocations provided against by the Bth Art. of the Law of November, 1815. " That at page 90 he greatly blames the con duct of our lloly Father the Pope, and of the body of the French Church, which he designates ns concordataire and schismatic. "'hat the Sion. Abbe Vinson has by this, whatever may have been his intentions, provoked the Frenchmen to violate a law of the kingdom ; that he has failed in respect to the King, and even excited the people, to disobey him. •' That the work entitled " The Concordat ex ' ylaine.d to the King" be suppressed ; that the Sieve Abbe Vinson be condemned to three months' im prisonmeut; and 50 fr. flue, that he remain two years under the surveillance of the High Police, that he fled sureties for his gbod behaviour for . 300 fr. and pay the cost." The Accused. was defended by M. Ronssialle. Towards the end of this month tilt Ab 64 Henry mill he tried for a publicaticm of the same kind. Cold and wet weather has succeeded the ton few fine days we had. The thermometer has fallen from 16 and 20 degrees to 8 and 9, and it fs even reported, that on one latter night there Trip ice In the country. They write from Lisle that the Mayor . of Hon bergies having been ill-treated by a Russian sal- - dim, the King's attorney at the tribunal of Ave. nes complained of It to the Major-General of the Corps of Occupation of the Russian army. This Officer immediately sent an Aide•de-Camp to ob tain the necessary information concerning the conduct of the soldier, who, being found guilty, was severely punished, and his Captain reprimand ed, Count Woronzoff declaring it his intention, that his troops should show the greatest regard for the French Authorities. Yesterday (ate 2a of September) was eelehrat. ea in the Church of the (. - :armeiites, in the Rue Vaugiratta, the 24th Atiniversary of the Massacre of the Bishops and Priests who, in 1792, on the same day, fell •under the swords or Assassins.--•A 1 0 , rea t number of Priests were present. Prince Talleyrand set out on the 2d for Va lengily. PARIS, SEPT. 4.—Two men, named Rosset and Zovalette, arrested in Slinuary last for a conspi racy at Lyons, and of which Didier was the chief, were condemned on the 30th of August last by 'the Court of Assizes of that city to ten years ha• oishment and ten years surveillance under the Police, with securities for 100,000 francs each : the latter has been degraded from the Legion of Honour. Montain has been condemned to five years imprisonment, five years surveillance, and 26,000 francs surety and 2000 fine. Sir Charles Stuart, Ambassador of England, gave a grand dinner and ball yesterday. The most distinguished of the French Court were present. His Royal Highness Monsieur and the Duke of Berri honoured it with their presence. They write from Germany that M. Fonch/, in going from Dresden to Prague, slid' n o t p ass through either Toeplit z or Carlsbad. VIENNA, AVG. 2-1.-I'he Archduchess 'Maria Theres►t, biter of our Mona►ch, and wife of Prince Anthony of s:ixony, is expected at Holitz with the Prince himself. They will return with the Conn to Vienna. It is still believed, that the Cabinets of Vienna and Dresden are negociating $ Grand Aiarrlage. IXAI4BURGII, AUG. 20.—The Agents (if tlic Ring of Hayti Conti Wile to tecruit.here with artists moil savant Some Hessian oniCets I)itle consent ed in try their fortune, Cart. Trot haB inen sppotntetl Clad tif the Artillery bt . kith a salary of 5000 crowns. A mystical society has been formed atsnttick, coiled tht sottay tinder the diriction ref thetialvinist preacher Jaihel. They adfec• exterior singularities ; their dress is in the . Gotl►ic They also take the nan►e of Christler. It is re marked 'that the famous Francke, fo►mder of the sect of Lutheran Pietists in the 17th century, was also born at Lubeck. M. Gaihel has great ta lent for the pulpit, and his scholars are animated with the most exalted enthusiasm. Many speculations are entered into here, as at Frankfort, upon the paper•-money an►l course of exchange of Austria. TURIN, AUG. 21.—According to the new Or donnance the POntifical States are divided into 12 provinces and - 19 departments. The entire popuintion is 2,351,643 souls. 'flue chief pl tees ,ot these departments are, Rome, Frosin o ne, Viterbe, Civita Vecchia, Perouse, Spoletir, Came "Macerata, Fenno, Ascoli, Ancon►t, Urbin, Pes►►ro, Forli, Ravenna, Bologna, Ferrare, and Benevento. FRENCII FUNDS. S per Gents. Bank Actions. mum MAIL, (RECEIVED THIS MORNING.] BRUSSELS, Auo. 31.--Firld-Marshsl the nuke of Wellington, who is to he at Cambray to-mor row, will review in the month of iieptember the several corps of the Army of Occupation. His Highness has given orders to the corps of the right wing• to put off all movements, exercises, Sc. till after the harvest, and to assist the farmers to the utmost with men and horses. In general the military willingly second the generous views of the General. Cossacks, Russians, Ilanove rians, and English, all work diligently at bring ing in the harvest, to the astonishment of the in habitants themselves. From Lille we' learn that the cuirassiers and hussar. regi►uents there are complete both in well and horses, Tl,t; artillery has already received its organization, and that of the infantry is prosecut ed with zeal. Besides the old soldiers who arc again put upon active service the recruiting goes on well. In the colonial regiments all are received Int nffer themselves. Prince ‘Villiarn of Prussia is arrived here, under 0 title of " Count of Mansfield," as well is many distinguished foreigners. fismat)asu, Atm. 30.—The departure of 14 Emperor of Russia to Moscow was to take place between the 20111 - and 24th ituit. 0. S. G etien d Count Aroktsclicief um! Count Cap d'lstria, the Secretary of State, were to aceion , pally his Majesty. Count Nesse!rode reinained St. Petersburg!), at the head of the Fbreign De. paffiltelit. From Stockholm letters of the 20th August we learn, that a ship had sailed from that place with presents for Algiers ; presents consisted of gun-powder, iron, planks, &c, They write from Hungary, that on the 12th of July such a dreadful stinm fell upon the , town of Worschetz, in the county of Titneftwar, that of the 2800 buildings, of which the town consists, none have escaped without damage; the steeple is wholly destroyed.' The storm was accotnpanied by lightning, hail, and torrents of rain ; and the terror it caused had such an effect on the minds of many people that seven women were delivered of dead children. The damage is estimated at four millions and a halt of florins. The storm lased only an hour. HANOVIR, Ann. 26.--The Duke of Cambridge expected to come here in October, and to reside here as Viceroy. GUENT, AUG. 2g.--A Royal Artke has been published here on occasion of a Letter (loin the States of the province of West Flanders, with a request for support, and with hea'vy complaints of many cotton manufacturers in the southern provinces, respecting the smuggling of foreign cottons into the kingdom. Ills ;11ajesty, perfectly convinced of the necessity of encouraging the ma- nufactures of cottons, •which have attained sitch, perfection in the southern provinces, which have already received distinguished marks of favour, observes, that a law such at • the States of %Vest Flanders require cannot be, pose i at this moment, because in a short time the import and export duties for the whale king diini`will he fixed. ' floweyer, to meet the wishes Of the complain lintS ai fir at, truAlibla, his Majesty has ordered the letter of the States of West Flawleri, and the petition, &e, to be laid before theDirector7X}e fiend of Convoys and Li::cttcrs, charging -him to report how far tire measures rectum - Mended by the said States can be .adopted, and whet t h e Three. tor-General can add to prevent ibr;s i t itt ling of which the poufdctufeq,co4o,4io,.4;,, MAILS. AmityEt)-1 France, 1 iti.ban, 1 Holland.. I (lottcnburgli, I Dublin, I Waterfold. lianlburgli. PRICh 0 hTOCKS ' wELv iieLocs. Tills OAY AT r Bank Stock, shut pvt Shit i per Cent. COO* GI pur (;ruts shut per Cunt. ?v. Ari0......9t/ think L. Anu shut Itufirt ' 181 7s. pr. Exch. Wild, 4/ A 1....A5. ss. pr, I.litto, 2s. 3s. pr. Cons. fur Octobrr, .614 ji uncut WATER. AT LONDON MUDGE TO-NIOILROW. Morning, 12 minim.% alter 3. Evening, ;is minutes after 3, THE SUN. *ISLYM QUIS pima ntLsust ALIDEAT LONDON, SATURD.II, SEPTEMBER' 7, 1816. NVe have the pleasure to state positively' that Lard Exmourn was under sail on the l4th ult. with 35 Sail of all scuts, and was expected to reach Algiers on the 17th. ‘Ve have this morning received French and Dutch Papers. The tiler contain the sentence • on the Abbe ViNtsciN. This important decision, and the punishment attached to his offence, must have A powerful effect in tranquillizing the minds of possessors of national domains in France. VVithout being vindictive, as it is only three months imprisonnamt and a small fine, it is suffi cient to 'constitute it a crime in Fiairce to agitate the question of the actual state viti possession, by raising a question on the transfer oi these dotnains to the present owners. It thus deprives the , agitators of one of their tuost injui ious and power to! engines of mischief. TALLEYRAND seems only to have appeared: lL :'axis to Thew that lie still had access to the Ile left it again for Vatencay, on Sunday. While une part of If;tirojw is arming against the Algerine*, tt e read with astonishment that another part is sending warlike stores to the Pirates as the price of forbearance. Such how ever are the presents dispatched from Stockholm. The reply of the King oi the Netherlands to the complaints from. Ghent re•spLetiog the introtloc- iuu .4f British cottons is the most satiske oty commentaty that could he made to 'kik' that has been written in Tin; SUN un that subject. It proves that Iwwcycr individuals ur trading bodies may gromble, abuse, and Jct, Limy are not sanctioned in their fully and ingratitude by the Government under which they live here again is an answer to Mil' ,LACtiUtIS at house. This morniug we received the Dublin Corres pondcnt ot Wednesday last, the 4th, which men dims that the LORD LIEUTENANT had, a 3 we yes terday announced, beet' at the Theatre on the "preceding evening ; and we hope ti►e ((Mowing paragraph, which we copy with great satisfaction, will convince the num sceptical that the story of thi: paralytic attack was a wicked fabrication 4 , The Patentee's Box contained the LORI) LIEUTENANT, her Grace the.Dachess of DORSET, and their .Suite. Neither his Excellency, nor her Grace, had seen Miss STCI'UENS in Polly before; and they too k thi s occasion, not only to gratify their wishes, but to pay a twirl,: of respect to merit, which hod before received the estimation of .their warm approbation.-The Vlca REC AL pair were among the most enthtisiastie of thOse . . who applauded Miss STEPHENS'S representation of Polly, as well as the Songs which she introduced to increase the attraction of the evening; and we are convinced, from the sound of the applauses conferred on this first rate favourite, that no hand in the House was unemployed to the sarite effect." Baltimore Papers to the 29th of July have the following ; • • • " Baltimore, duly ' understand that 40,1a0 litireti, being 4,01.1,106 _dollars, Ira - re been subscribed during the twenty -days allowed by law for receiving subscriptions," The American Papers still dwell upon the dif ferent Banks resmningcosb pJen►eiut iii Novem ber. Deputies from those of the greatct •couse (pence had set off fur Philadelphia. The Dutch Papers tile filled with accounts of 12 i:eception of tticPrince and Princess of On A NGE. to digierent cities of Holland through which they passed, and of the fates intended to be celebrated in their lionoor at the' Hague. .They arricu on the alst at the Palace in the Wood, and Wcp; re,, ceived : with grand ceremonies, . A Gentleman - who atricen on Saturday last front St.. Domingo, whicit he left on the lith.o( July, IISSUICS. us, by letter, that th e repna in our paper l'hursday,- of:two Englishmen having been cite-. caned by..CatirsTopils„ is rintnunqed. The Efho has arrived at Brest frifin Goree, which she left on the 291 h of July : she brings an account of , the loss 01.141 Meilute Irigate , - The Linlea vow., ~N941, 4 Atc,;. 1ty.91 an gel: to. Havre, (unuttered off -Yarmouth on Saturday. night. Only the Alate:.saveft. WINDSOR, SEPT. 6.—Tbk morning the QUItEN, accompanied by the PRINChISIUN, honoured Lori: end Lariy Osst.ovar nitis a visit, at their h ouse , near Quildlot4, , - him:A - CAltoll TO AiNiEnick. tPtfitTHER iNCOVRAGENIZNT.] The following simple duct:merits, ektracto Letters, the anitynticily of which we can you for, are of more 'value in exhibiting the 'act,: condition of the Panigrant from Great Britain si Ireland, when he arrives in the United Statc than a thousand stareininti haYe the source in political prejudices, and fallacious COd pariions between the different countries. Tilt go to the understanding of the Artizan and Mc , ehanici who be under the deludoti ofAnic rican bliss, which has tempted so many, Miter tunately, to abandon their native country anti it con4forts E.rtract of a Letter from a Shoe-maker, who went ind 144 Simmer to iinterica, to his Mother, in the Cola, I, Cavan :-- " New York, July 14, 11116. " You may let my brother William (whit is also IS t l maker) know, that trade is very bid here, and I alike 111 bowing work Beef is one shilling a pound, oildruell at six-pence a pound ; potatoes nine shillings a buibeh. eight-pence a quart." F.ctract of a Letter from a respectable flierehant, tif 1161. York, to his Friend ix theCworty of Cavanp—P " New York, July 15,11116. " In your letter you expressed a wish to come te Ne w Yolk; I shoahl he happy to give you all the assistance in power to accomplish such an object : but you have no id." how this country is changed; every thing is very high, an J 6 great prospect of being still higher. Added to this, .a.large family, in a strange place, leaves a eery gloomy pillsPr.ct is steiTort : therefore, till such times as a change takes cis"' I would really rec.:nom-n(1 you to remain where you so' There are now a great many passengers going borne in tie Bristol, that only arrived here two or three wcoks SHIP NEWS. FALMOUTH, SEPT. 4.—Arrived the Ladr Arg!! beila packet, Captain PoaTEus, with a mail o° ll/ in 10 days.—Wind N. DEAL, S E P T , G.—Arrived, and sailed (60 10 River, the Berry Cgstle, from Pernambuco le' Lent, from New Brunswick ; Ann, froni litteol Ayres; Cduntryman, from St. Vincent" ; cafe, front Bengal ; and the Creole t i t : Smyrna. Sailed this anorning as follow Majesty's store-ship Tortoise for Plytntiii! tu i Genera! Graham, Marchioness of lireflesiesi i° the Hope East Indiamen, for Bengal ; Arcbl,so BRAKE, for New York ; Emma . for the .S6 ... . kiih t Seas ; hence Regent, for the Nest the iletirY: for New Brunswick—the latteill' set anti the Emma have put hack --Wind S 1 1, 4 0; IlArr.victr, Seri. 6.—Sitiled the Holland, trith passengers.—Wind S.W. PoreTsmotiTit, SF:PT.' 6.—5w1t.41 the :00 ,1; , for Chatleston ; and the D u blin an': Audi oturtla for 13411044—Wind S. S.V. • ' It , LtvaupooL, Robertsill (Nankai], for Calcutta, has b e en g o t Off th e 4, [tacks ; she wiil be discharged and go idtp r- THE ARMY. GENERAL COURT'-hlAß'f A Genets! Court-Nfartial has. been helt , A . leg o raltar on the 4th AJarch, , lBl6 when Lie" — c 11 01 tAIAttLES IVEbT, of the 2d Ilattalion Foot, - was arraigned on the undcr-Inentia tietA legations, ;irld ita l .r . p F u o t : l o s t :t t v i i :e ng 6.7 l: l • 2 e . n the bearer of % cliallenr.,e , in ° 'rellr' fight a duel, front Captain Arnaud, of the i ith Font, about the tytii ,t°,,,::,PY/ Itll6. • '2. For hating heat i I t e h g t i : rt he n a t r ' e '' r 'n al o s r o to to Cgt:t a duel, front Captain Around, of the Ilt r"'" 01 Captain: Nl‘bougal, of the same regiment, on er n t " Itith day of January, 11316.. ;T. For behaiing in a lihialons mid infamous in. ',l l :jil t unbecoming the ch.tetetcr o f ati OtliCer and it Gynt l6 ;:i i ,lP l giving; evidence on oath before the Cienvisal Bead an Captain - Arnaud: grossly And f3I"IY militate misrepresented his own comluet, co nneete.l WWI; :111t i,{ f ie the charges against Captain Ar nand, for ha , int; sl. l °' bA riolr lenge to Capt a i n 111'Doitgati more partioihrl‘ 81 01 t falsely represented himself as having wilheil to tit 3 reconciliation between the parti , :., and by tlen)" .- 4/ 0 boring delivered any message relative to a challenge!, t l i i i e c h u m , l a p m r fi et tl id ie insiy stated out of Court that he had' 1 1i01 141 by l t T h p e ol i t ir w i :t u ic u l: ; c ,: h i arges the Court. having matiacil °n il ° tuw, apt. iNl`Dougal, but the Court 011. C 4 0 of t;te the i‘G‘e,r:licte. cif and third ; e d . , s i o s, m t , h u;! the "-- lie ett..Vercil, Which btntcnce h as nS.. tiunctl. apt' cOutirtotti. Lt:tters from Naples to tbc 16 It lat. St s 'il el t ii ol , he 4114)5 composing the Antei.ieatt stphid run a H of kept their station in tie Biy. . The soll!'1)ijr, Ile ntiiciai notes which pacseil be t ' c i e i ll c old PINCKNIiY and the Neapolitan Gorcillill ° • - a. iti of c°llrlie only he known imperfectly troll'l`i:',er4 and tire pUrport of thereport %la), t I at ''''' t o were in thc tvay,of accominotlati,o. '1 h:, :".: 1 1 .01 lituul ' it wa s said, hail at first vito'''', ll ,i i i.t l to- erode the tietiquill of the 4,000,000 nt 'P t ' l ' ild ,hY referring the. American negociator it' l i d 1 -;4)PgVesi .of Viettoa, As the propel' P'''' l l ,,l AP Move arranged the subject. This cooki tot • ve ,i; ii!itied I's ami tie... omit itt Naple.s ha , 4 ii C z4( .l ' ,ir il l iS_ ititaginFtl, aceefleit in some way or '', 1 ,,,, r by Mr. PiNCE.NLY'S lepcured requisitiotl• `' , ."; i iiii, lJ promising to make un- the money, " 7, .„ / 4 10 1 rim,' pi - 014161e, by ttgring to coosi:o soal-:,./gort io7the Metlitert 'local. o the-Amerietiosli*'l,ol4, !or their sh:ppink: Bid Are can neve!' t 1 ' A .i. 4.: , i 4 -itt 19111 e ut the letters intintate. : that tivi P lil ..,' oyrocitse.. .-If ;it is, -tile l'itapolittots tire " 1 :1 C :i0 .0/ an iittlublv 'state. The Lipari, ealtbeti" tl ': ' ,oo l ' ;144 the 43,01ian islat:ils, hare been 0 .oy e of ~ the l are upon w the 10rib-western cat . , 1 ,, t 0 , ,Ste;Steely: but e abtitilti doubt whether. r : C , fate', fi .port 'ea mible ut ens ..et ing the purr: 0 it .rica.—(Aloim jag rap(i..),