The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-30 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS. (RRCEIVED 11011.14114 G.) Pmus, JAN. 26.—Ttle Duke nt nroglio, a Peer of France, set off some days ago ftir Milan., in order to be married to the tialig.hter of die Baroneis 41e Stael. The sip English soldiers charged with the mar ,der of the earrier9 lately committed near Lit ;nrehrs have been arrested. The Rpgliih sloop Good , Intent, is arrived nt Vec4:utlt from Plymouth, with Frencii prisoners. finial Review will take olacenext Sunday 'on the Place Carousal. It will he eOmposed of 10,000 met+ at least, of the (iu' n among Which will be 3501) cavalry. On the II th Feb. two battalions of the Nat ioual Guard of Paris Will be reviewed. It is said tl► ' at the Duke of Wellington sets off immedi.►tely to visit the cantonments of the Al lied Army. . \rester►lay a great number of rolglish waggon* p:►ssed by the barrier of ?main, in tl►e direction of Gimbroy. - ' The Latio inscription that was over the en , "trance-gate of th Column of the Mace Van dome, was ye3tertlay taken away. IVorkinett.pre employed in formill4 a scaffolding at the summit of this cohontt, to place‘an iron Supporter for the White Flag. The Nittiorial CGu►arrcl of Caen, is dissolved by a or►ke from the Prt:feet of Citivittlos. It is to be re-organized. Letter% from Naples state; 'that -Mt sitlMlTTlerit jA o'l-Pm in}; to be directed a Algefine ' ` . 1244c, .: , tribunal or the . Cortectligvek Police - pro- TlOUlleed the, sentence of Intritutiont'itt a4ainst the Author of a work entitled the 4.1 itifonetuarte, front tr birth to, hit kit ftbdic4ono ; having declared it to bear the character of tt se ditious %tiling. The cidriuets of N:tples and 11,1OrL not yet agreed upon yoine very iirtimitmtt poiuts,, frGirlt is thought to be the cause wiliefOretm-d- , the de.. itatlture of the Prince. Royal for the capital of Li obardy 7 • I'erEttspuaott, 3Atro 2.-.-The 27th of last poath the twirriiie of her Imperial 114 , ,ltitSs the Grand Duchess Aun tvith the Prince,tkf. Orange, ittmle public at Conn. it istaiti that the ottpti.ils will be celebrated early".in J or nt ti.* nr n* the 12th ~ 1 Ft-b: is the first day of the grand Lent, (luring wbiLir they give no nupt.al benediction. The marriage of the Grand, Onebass Catherine of Oldenbourg with his Royal liighoess the ITe; tedirafy 'Prince of AVortetnberg will be celebrated on .the 20th. 14ViNS, JAN. 22.--4 he most.abtrming Hvid colo6B reports lO4ve . beCli qtreiiiatere,w . tri'ni • • " • individuals of the toos't igriOcaot, o rlii,sfies rcce , ve with a OplOrable thcse ttta ncsuvres the the tighten decreatie of our cora- Inert* is attributed. We do not know if the .preftt umbel' of arrests ‘vi.tich have taken place within these few tiays is front tile pinta cause-- Among .the persons arreited yesterday, eve nn rico.' one of the name 'of flowset, R. paper. volortrer rind employing !leveret workmen. `.The pirrnetl force, preceded by the Corn misstrry of lice and his agents, came to 1114 hotiAe.'rn the night. A, he fringed open tI R Onfrr. .it .was'.foreed resistril them for sollle 1int1y5%,14114.1, it th.e inn- mein of being seixcd, tic snatched np a bottle of agoliorti), tvhich 'he, threw 1111011 Ito p e r s oi l l-vdto a pvloAched him. lie was at.length smiled, and 110tv Lodged in prison. /t person invested tvith three decorations, and who is said to be at least a Colonel, but whale name we do nut know, Was, alsu arrested this morning', lie was brought here itt tt carriAge, followed by two gendarmes. lie CootiOk i im a t 'present at the Hotel de Ville. NAPLES, *UN. 9.—The Princess of Wales will make but a bitort stay. at Napirs., It is not pro. btabie that her presence will give OCCabiOn 14 Any fete at Court. ft would he difficult far this Ptin cess, to find in an economical and 'Vise Court ths linnows whiel) she received:under apt illegitiovate Goverinuent, which teas only endeavouring in se: cute the protection of the • Tits DANK GR FRANCE.LAIIE;MOititeIIE of the 21th contains a,long report on the state of "the 33ank of Franec, Wilde by M. Lafitte, PrOViSiottai (ioveroor, • at tu genera) tn - rleting of Proptietni:* on the preceding thty. li. ga.Ve the IttiloWin r , litlitentent o ttt of the Rook tiorior the previon3 year. The sonnt diseOntited in cont. Inert:tat ior the first hull year, anto,,tred to 106,210,s:;0 tr , dud for half year, to 97,3M.493" lc., making 4 tuts Of .‘,203.565,323 f in ites. T.iere were bc,itte4 h..on the Dvpari. I ncurs to the amount La 1000443 fr. tiligncluted by the Trea , ury. ?.t. Lafitte also stated, that the profits of the Batik during the same year, arbingirtna the him terest on its capital and its diicitinti, untel to 5989,174 fr.. 'rim .shareholders had in 'Cotue tptettee received 5 and 1-3 d per cent. ota their shares, calculated at 1,200 fr. each, or 6 and 2.sths percent. on Iheir!origin:d value or 1000 fr. The capital of the Bank had also bet'n increased by 180,000 fr. which were carried to tite reserve account, as directed by kw. The following arc a few o f th e g ene t s!! observii. tionS with which Ihe Reporter concludes " laying before you the state of the Bank at such is period, the Council General consoles itself for the smallness of the dividend which it hits to voh, by congratulating itself and yoo that a • p,,et iii the capital was tint swallowed up in the gene. AI political wreck of France. • An event on paral!eled in his ore. which brought under our walls all Europe in artll 4 against seemed ha* possilde to occur again in the same century. Un fortunately, however, it did occur again, almost i ll the same year ; for a different Calise indeed, but attended with more Hiarwiti.4 synlintons Tnoe, the friend of peace, hod the Danis, which canll.o prosper but with trade, are both IleetlStia , . lily compromised by great political convulsions. `Nevcrtlicless, in spite of so many daugers apt! you Will see, certainly not without sonic surprise, that though the 'Bank has not re laxed iii its operations, and thongh,its disCoinos have heed eery considerable, it hat not sustained , single loss Itl ails confusiou, and hot one known. touse has ceased to honour its engage mcnts.". A letter from Antiens, of the 22d says We have .had these three clays a i1.14111101t of English -Guards : they are from tue eneirons'ot Patis, and are going to the coast. The Officers loudly con.: &mu the three Englishmen Wilo favoured the ey ct<pe nt, LlSSidetter and seem, to desire, that they should be piinished. l ! The Rhenish Aityctiry, which beim, to assume the time Of the .Naiu Jaime, has jot been prcyietl, 1{11(1'11w, Editor, NI. G74rres, takeu FitfitiCil FUNrES, JAS. 26. 5 per ..... f. Ditilii GERMAN- PA ITIO: NAPLFS, Pay. 19:—The tate or mor l os He complices is at length decided ; the punishment is no tci,t, propot Howl to the crime, and.if,the consider their lUng as a second Pe ter, they are not entirely in the wrong. The ac complices, about ; 100 in number, were rtssembleil In.thelsland of Vertlemene ; ' there they %eery. to hear their sentence. A Royal Di...cr6- announces to them complete Tat don of their crime ; no re ‘clitment,; no amg.i.r or hatred weak iti him, only gootineSs and mildness ; between both goes Jll9* lice, ;IViiiCit forbids them ever to enter his rtiajes.w ty' s 11,,ninions. A vessel, hired at the King's own cm pe n c e , ai,tl fmli:s1 0 .(1 with , every' tlecessoryjoy the v . oy.age, s the- pardoned crionnads to Corsiea. ARAU, 'JAN, 7.—The velem trillintry flrct of tke .Sarilittia, aup)anting to . 70,000, is consitiert:ll by eve; y hotly as OW Of 1 111)011101h •.;':!!) ;,olitthil ion of4ertreely inhabi 7 itteltutt;tl. 'rims there it itti - ive one golilier to si) soots ? tiiid prrihAbly OH the Coot inent wore itt proportiob. Thus the States of Italy, tahco together at I -i,000,.000 of i it h,Abitaott!, ivnitl,l have, arcortling to thip sivitutarti; on litTn'y of 3C0,000 'nen, it force which would iittlectite sof- . fi'vient to pi of tact that fine country against evurY ittrack. 111stt, JAN. N.—Commercial letters from Paris inform us, that the impost duties upon foreign manufactOres are considerably isogmenttql in France, and at the same time, that the strictest measures will be taken to prevent smugglin4, The saute letters say that in France a duty of 10 per cent, is to he _laid upon flurprices of carriage, for every kind of good as well in the interior as for fort ign ennui ries. Num:martin, Jlll. 16.—The agreement is not yet made public, by which the Military, Conven tion Of the 20th of November, has-been runfliiied in respect to the territory to be occupied by the allied troops, Aviiieb is more ext e nsive than was at first regret) upon. Some persona think that 'the Convention On this ;wad, with the FrenCh goirern trent, is only temporary, and that it win, termi nate in the come or nest Spring 4 V IEN Nk, J. had flattered ourselves Frith the tif seeing the Cowl here again 1* the womb of 'March, for it was said that the Crown Vrince would not go to hely; but now k appear% that his departur.? and that of the Arch* duChesses, is only put off, arid will not take place b;..fore the month of Fehritaty. Thus we see with regret, that the Court will remain a long time in italy. Prince'llarnmottalty has taken up his abode again at his Palace, in the suburbs. and trill not go to Italy, as' Count Stackeiberg follows the Court its Ritslbiri (4RNF,VA, JAN. 1.1. .It If etos thvit titre ttegocin. (ions respecting tile giving, up of the province Of Carottge to the Cittton of Geneva, will h e com pleted 'forio, to ‘vhis.h city thi, Chev a lier rot) ilootyoglio nod Piety( de itoc!trutont, iire gone %sit It the full power 4 of their reve ctive Governutetit3. . • I. MAILS. . , Raton:n...4 France, I Guerniey and Jersey, 1 nubliu. Dve—l Hamburg'', IGottenbargl4, •I Dublin., I Water., ford. KIM} CiAat,Ei I. MARTIFRnum.--.lieliday at tlit Excliequet, East India: nd South Sea iitiuses; • N WATER AT LONDON MUDGE To-molutosy. Morning, 27 tninutts rifler O. Evening, 3i minute! uttis 6. E SUN. s!flf.v.Nl QUI3 DICEICE fALItIM AUDRAT, N DON . ' TUBS DAY, JA IL. 'BY 30, IglG. The Lords WESTMORELAND, SIDMOUTII and HAEROWBY left town this morning for Urighton, to assist at the Privy Council, where the ViststAt . ' ItEGENr's Speech for- the Opening pf Par • ment •is to. be finally arranged. What an era for such an Address I To what subject -can it.. turn witirout meeting cause for exultation I . Great Britain is now so exalted, that her children need put up no prayer for her advancement. but, leaving it to the natural operation of time re wetly the little evils minglell"with our prosperity, exclaim, lleavezi be praised for what we are. There is to be a goad Muster of the Opposi tion to-morrow, Curzon-street, to del ;ni or on the course most proper to be pursued on the approaching melancholy Occasion. It is coulee tt'ire,t that im Aim:that:at , to 'the Address be. ventured, at a period. so auspicious to the Interests and Glory of Great liritain, and ho nourable to the- Counsels which have steered her into the haven of g triumphant Peace, lint the Party, whose hopes lie : withering on the Rock .4 St. Helena,. or 'have expired with the Traitor Net, think they cannot do less tlEan utter a tew shrieks and groans and lamentation. Time Irish 'Members arc not expected river to perform in the Wake, bat Mr. TIURNEY, it is thOught, may he able todemon, smite for thi: hundred land( went y-sevuntlitithe store . as out Of *place, that our Ii ate Mined and the nation bankrupt r and Mr. BittJUGIIA:!, the new ithigmts ilpolto- of the todorn with equal elegance and. cogency, sinew that sisters have been, at heretofore, wrong in every thing.—Thc Public ate requested to believe tnat all this proceeds from patriotism. The Park l'npvrs of the 27th arrived in course this mottling. They *mention that 10,000 of the nen. ly organ ,zed Royal Girard were tube reviewed on the lltb of Ft.hruary in the -Place.. Carousal. Tit i 4 force, which we trust may be depended upon, nuiticielft. to OVCr ' itwe tt'e ilienffcicii in the Ca: Oat, tirboul the dread of imitishment, the con seitinsness of guilt, or the loss of r e volutial ! ary advantages may impel 10 intrigue aguilist the estobliAteti Government. . • , The Duke of Wk.LLINGTON,, i t i s ed i c t, will %it'd th e e it numuittitsof the. Allied. Army 'ntitlet. hit Connttand, previous to. visiting England. . . Sonlc aci:elit• liave; taken 'l.late at Lyons, bui it doeS'nOr'o'ppear (hitt any serious disturbances, as srated 'in private letters, have taken [diet in that city. The Princess of WALes appears to have bent at Naples sat the beginning of this mo n th, an d but coolly InoLed on by ih'e Court, which does not relish her intimacy with its prellectsiors. TIIE PRINCE REGENT. EULLUTIN OF YSISTERD'Ai moltN2:4o. " Parillett, Jew-3t. " The PRINCK ENT Inks passed a good night, and his ItuYar,'tiicitr;ksx is free from pada this rtiorontr,. " 'Ai. J. TiERNEY.'; Among the articles which are lately reditred in .price, we undersoud that Soup has fallen 401. per ton,• which when 'duties and charges nre taken from it is near 50 per cent. reduction, the duties bell% Artist 30 per cent. of the present pricc. We hope the public wilt reap the benefits of this re - Aluetion. It jA all° a mart inexp l jtoble circum stance to ns, why the price of Candles has not been propbrtionately reduced. There is no one ,article in dotnestic use of the bigh price of which the public has sontuch reason to complain. Is this trade tainted also with, the miitle.w of Mo. noply In consequence of the great depreciation of the price ct trillow, candles are sold in this ctfy it 9d. per lb., taking .3 pounds. Leather being also down in price, shalt w e no t h ave cheaper shoes (Carlisle Patriot) ' WINDROR, JAN. 29.—Her MAJESTY and WMe of the l'itmcttsgs are expected to leave here to morsow for London, Early yesterday morning dispatches were re ceived at the Secretary of , State's Office from tile DAL: of WELLINGTON, :tt Paris. The Right Hon. C. ttituuTitilcer returned to town this moroing from Brighton. Prince MaTTitntstcit has been indispostil for some time, but was, according to the .latest ac count ecovernt kiti , !%l K de C 0 14.1111E00 has been named ad /alas of the Commiodiiiii itnheinis, given the sccond civil rank of that kingdom. *~; NEWsI '." triA! , Lg. 29. -=Arrived, kw!. .11 1 e(l Portbill ''•ive• .e- eacific, 'EDWAIIDSOi% fruit', 37t--,4414,, at"' heIN-Fal ;Mote—particulats unknotvn.-0-Wint S. W. -rili ; z ., . . iPo 1 1 14V7111; L'N. 29 —Ai rived his niiesty's ship urly tram a cruise ; his Maje‘tv's ship Grecian from a cruise. 'ailed his Majesty's ship t i fiaetonfor - St.lielena i his Majesty's ship Lope on a cruise. Arrived the St. Patrick, • ArEtt from Liverpool. Sailed the Kingston, Foßßesrs. fur Jantaica. - -Wisid Eaaterly. •, • _ Die report that Government means to take is a great part of North COrner Street into the Doi* 'Yard mid Gun Wharf is' revived, and with mato Prubibili , c‘4, it would seem, of being carried into area thau„Aver, u Surtevut having beet) recall thiurtf here to•mcasiii e the grottUil. 11AIt ICH a JAN. 29 —Arrived the Btgrefi` 14 TURNBULL, with ballast, (tom Chat.vant to Oi l Shields—lost an anchor. Sailed the of L* pester packet ' , with ' a mail and passengers for' Cuxhaven; Lark packet, with it ‘ Writ and P IP sengers for Cuxhaven ; Thetis packet, Wi t " Mai! and passe:rgers for Gattenhorgii. itAtori7.ATE, JAN. 29.--The loaf orrirt SOO, yesterday is the Britanui,t transpo7t (IL 4CR5013,• M.tster, from Ostend, with trool' s bosril.- - Wind W. FALMOVTIr, JAN. rr; yea the orre MARTI3SL, frosts Bristol, and the Ant, VIC-rosl6 from axeter, and - sevcral coasters, — Wiu d N. E" The . Mercurius, Loantzvat, of and for Dr° n " helm. lvhicis put into Londonde!ry to repair, -3 tl on, jOirs t re , •ion itaithlan, and is vac to P iece" ' 7 crewl,aved. ot4u, The ship, Eliza, of D 1,1,14), G. ti 7 tirrit (a foreigner) toaster, sjiircl front Portsmouth August hest, bound for }arias , %Own, s h e sal, early in :December, havi ng esnerie Hi r e 4 dions Voyage. AbOtit o,ig fortnight after t Spithvad the crew !Josttttlr.t, would have tai` ti , the . stop, had they not : been prevented by t passe tgers, who we , • t. ortouate ly well Aron' eiresonctarree renfit•red it necelsdry to bef. away ? 4 , , ,,0ttiv urea, an d t h e s hip g ut Michaet, where 4.! 2:4 crew , vcrc safely lAiltl e ' L pi The etrodutt of t 1 . ,! master is reprt.,e ,ted us•higb reprcheilSihte ; his treatment of,,i he men was cr ue r l y and oppre , sive, and did not ap poar 10 b‘ Any sast qualified for the situ ion of .c osnunin t ing or 'eciadocti:,g cOlser hi , ship or inert. A Master in the Iloval . Navy has recently vented a code of meramot signals, Ari;lell amts 9° cued with the gredi'est gale tr y eoery us' thin in the a orld, with her other trouble 010 1 1 of translating the sev, rid tint.,,tions,,answersplT vettpirks. pis -opetly termed IttliVcrsl4l ti anti promises to tte , erve ti,e apprllatio9. liv db. code, the Connirtainkrs of ships, tough totaq unaccpsaint ell with :he language of earls other, 0 enabled to gain information as to their respect ifi motes, to . stale whether she markets they tP'; s vkited are good or otherwise, to exchange elitel'' . genre or otfiees. .ahl each otb ef with water, boats, cables, &c. in cases of distre o ; by the simplest expedients. The discovery argt% peculiar benevolence, of senti men t, even at era of liberal ideu ; and what renders tu ( ,,, honourable to the invent or i s , t h at b e ' serks i . b i ,, other rA erd from the dis cover y th a n its toe ° .fiesc . _ ros . - esstitilay a Cabin e t C ounc il was h e ld at theja reign Office. Another Cabinet Council tco : 1 ; e , yesterday at twa o'clock, at the Same I " 4 ; m s which was attended by all the Cabinet Mi ui ' 4 i t i f f. in.Londint, fiir the porpOse of arranging t he ' ia &ENT'S Spetol, to be submitted to the l'r iuce mf Council this day at Brighton, tor the opctitog t the Sesomions or Parliament. • , re The Losn MAYOR will hold a C o urt 01 2to lm tuon Coucil ti?-morrow, at twelY4' O'Cifh"' 0 H ..cfthAi4gr 4rll Address of Qottgrattmlatioa to ! t o t :Pttliiga.ltEoeNT upon the Peace, M t" e ft Cut.Vit fAnibtioti for au Address was, : m iter . " l ( o t ,014)rm , ttion, carried,. anti a Committee alir i , 6 o :l to drpr-nue up; Almemm.the Cotormattee Por'; t o m , the Addle's, several parts of it %%ate "bi ect e el I 0 and Ist, length the Court ')r.ili t ,mip for will" ‘) sull , itieut number of Alintmers. ' . 1 , 01° ideate letters from Pdris armouitee. to' s° l o, serious distorbances hare l) . okett o ut at tr i o, when a great numb er of Roo , mapartists, r ,, ,..:„r,.. ~,s, &c. assembl e d en t t h e Piact - des . - I.e '' , 113 0 thielit . tOttg tie&tstmetiort to the lloyaii*l''. d ios; insorgent& wore dispc i s e d, but tilt "‘--- bittotisimett. ' ' oillt gi Fite-Admiral Plcxmotte bai been al l r e . ill Coveritur of Newlommolammd, a mi d cy mm on , t o( ' - : 1 0 .Chief of his Maksty's Ships on that ',.* 11 ' m g i where he is to reside until ,t he term in of his Co rl ' o w) - mi' expires, without returning to I.! 4 ,llglattri it l4llc , ter season, ii 3 has been the emi ..t om l ier em , oro id o A Dutch Paper, under the h ClOl of ptiv 3l l s e telligcnee, gives she totlowingm i varoiski e4 04 count of the aspect of time Fremmetm caiital da l j , i o _ te-c mratfUll 0- tJe.r..oo-vers;ol of the ` 2 15 o oil IV — i"ltt' - t I i ; enlmrtitpt.s.-." Time theatres were shut yeater 4l .o r oto also to-dry. Many shops and coffee-11 0 "i 5 / . j Otko, moi Ott other Stottlays moot festiv 3l ` c CI some men in Work, others hail a black eras ,0 0 their hat or un i t, but the great majoritY, l o ,l about their usu a l b u si vress w i t hout any e 0."" sign 01102tever.' ' .'' • ,l'' lr 'A French heroic Poern has been 1"' °11' ;0 01 '' Paris, on the • exploits of ,our fatuoLor A l :, o cit The anthor is a M. f‘itt.t.aVOYli , ' 1. " I WO ii critics speak of it as a very poop. t biog. ;). it rnete sprinkling of tolemable ae r s iticat i _i! ve I lit rS- ti,s,,the bite of the greattet men to I' d „tee test pane:;yrists. • i i efll iti l ii,, , ,,Oriit l if r l :i t .v .l t i le ( c n s . r C ll l4 t A ;u:l4 , ll l.4 t y7 4l74' s likliejTiliTeti : tt: rents for the benetiLlf hum tenant,. ' • •