The Sun. — London, England, 1816-07-11 00:00:00

I' ; RENCir PAPERS, Durcnivrto liaduNlNG.) COURT OF ASSIZE.., Jui.v 7. tND OF THE 11i1AL THE oISANT The Jury entered the Court this morning at 'quarter after six, utter a deliberation of 'eleven hours and three 'quarters. Tire list of the con demned . fo!lovis, according; to their 'crimes and pimishinvnts lst Series,—The `Crimea Treasort, provided for by the 86 anti 87 Articles of the Penal Code, whlrti condemns the accused to death, and to have his hund cut off. Pleignier, Carbonneatt, atld Tolteron, to be conducted to the place of execution in their shirts, .o:ith bare feet, and their heads covered with blAck veil`; ',ma to be exposed 't►hnn the scaffold whilst the i):iicer reAthillcr sentence to the people ; their hands are Uteri to be cltt old s 'end they are to be immediately execnied, 2d Series.— , The Ist Article of the Lath of No vember 1, 1815, inrliela the penalty of ileporta tion on such aS arc goilty of printing and distri buting seditiuus writing i By which Law the fol lowing prisoners tvcre Condemned :—Charles, LAISMIX, \levier, the *man heard, and Dervin—(the ttyty last natueti by a matioti:y of 7 to 5 only ; but the Court, al tor hating deliberated, unanimously agreed to the sentence 01 the majority of the Jury). ' 3d Series ., — , The tritne of not revealing within four and-twenty hours is provided for by the 10:id and 104th Articles of the Penal Code, which inflicts the punishment Of solitary confine ment, and % , t.hielt the Court has applied to each of the prisoners in the following proportion : Henry there to eight years ; James Ozeitl, fire yvars ; Sourtl9n, ten years ; Desenbes, ten years; _ • (ionnealo, ten years; Bonnassicr, the yo►inger, six years ; Bounassicr, the elder, eight years ; Philippe, ten years. `The above-mentioned accused, at the expira tion ot their punishnient, will be placed under the Surveillance of the Police, and find surctieb in 1000 francs. 4th Serica.—Distriboting a rallying sign, not au thoraved by !awl is punished by imprisonment: Cartier to fivt years, 50 francs fine, a privation of, a third of Ills pension for two years, surveil lance, and 1000 franc* sucety. The remainder of the Accitied, Dronnt, L , jenne, Garniet., En - uantiel Ozdre, Diet rick, llortzratt, alias Ferdillm*ld., and - elanson , Were deflat ed not guilty, and accordingly s , .:t at liberty , The Cletl: of the Court read to the Accused the declaration of the Jury. During the whOle of the time Pleignier gazed upon the earth with the most stupid insensibility. ‘Cittbouncau seemed resigned to his fete ; Tiefrane kept his eyes raised towards hea.en ;Heron did not change in the least.—As to Derwin, he replied to several goes: tions " Never ! nn ! never !" Desba i wes was plunged in the deepest affliction, which without doubt augmented the despair of the woman Pi card, for she screamed and sobbed bitterly.— Sourdon gave the greatest attention to the sen. teode of the Jury, and wished to discuss the law. At thetime the President ordered tl►e Gens d'armes to take away the prisoners, Pleignier de mantled leave to ripe►►k. The President answered, elot it he had any thing to reveal he would np pOint a Magistrate to whom he might entrust it. Fleignier replied, that he wished the public to be informed of it. The President did not think it proper to satisfy his demand, and the prisoners retired in.silence. Conducted into the Court of the Conciergerie, Catbonneatu and Tolleron were deprived .of their clothes,' and dressed in those of the prison. DUP.. the time that Carbcinnean dressed himself, he cOntinued very tranquil. lie says he grieves only far his wife and children ; he hopes Government will take laity on them. Vleignicr la ad been separated from his nottappy aecomplis:es, andlie still persisted in saying that lie' would aritit to the King. Do not let us for get to observe, that tl c President read the For mula of the 58th Article of the Ordonnauce of March 26th 1816, find declared to Desbannes and Deßetthes, in the name 6t the Legion of Honour, `that having _failed in their fidelity they ceased to be members of it. Thus has finished this trial, remarkable for the tundition of the guilty, and a terrilde example of the revolutionary delirium which overturned so ciety, and made all crimes possible. PARIS, JULY 9.—Ar ten this morning there was tt grand review, in the Court of the Tuileries, of three liepartmental Legions. After the troops had defiled, the Princes were conducted to their ap,rrttnents with cries of " Vivc lc Roi !--d-Vivent its 'Bourbons." airistoithe, King of liayti, invites in ze'ttc all ProiissOrs,and Learned Strang,c;•.!, out distinction of nations, to go to his States . , to surround his Throtie and instruct Lis subject's in the sciences and belleS-Tettres. The Prefect of the Seiite Rntiannees that there will be public rejOicinks Champs-Elyses on this anniversary' of the htipliy day which re stored a behived father to this nunierOus children (the Btb July). Count Dillon. Minister of the King 't - 6 *the Court of Saxony, has had his audience of lea've. The King of Bavaria, during his stay in 'that phrt of his neW estates tvhich borders upon FraUde . , has given new proofs of his sentiments for hii most Christian Majesty. • 11 e has, it is said, re fus.ed To employ a French subject settled upon the frontier, Whose principles are known to be op. posed to the cause of the legitimate So. , ereign, and be has alsd Ordered an Officer of his Army tobe.tranaferred to a•prison in the interior of his kingdom, wUo some time back, at Wissembnrg, being drunk, gave a toast odioits to every good • Frenclarran; • VIENNA, JUNe 4 26.-*We 1011111 that tbe Linde &aye of Ilessegtothembourg has exchanged with t h e K;o 1; of Vrttssia his possessions nron the Rhine for the principality of liatibor, in Silesia, and an equivalent in money. The principality Of Ratibor brings in yearly 48,000 rix dollars. They write from Constantinople; that In addi tion to the plague another talamity has happened in the suburbs of Pera. Icy the negllience of the Inspector of the Sewers, the arches have given way and impeded the water. The Sultan himself went to the place and reprimanded so severely the Inspector, that attch was the effect upon the un happy man, that be is since dead. lONIAN ISLES. Extracts from the lonian Gazettes of the f irir February and 23d March, 1816, published at PROCLAMATION, BY ORDER OF HIS EXCELLENCY LIEUT.-CENEIIAL CAMPBELL, &C. From the two latest reports, dated 9th and Bth inst. this Government, together with the Committee of Public health, have further reason to announce to the public their well grounded hopes for being speedily liberated from the plague, always confined to the District of I.iftintr: alone.. The 'Eitse cutive Government do but justice to J. Di Tully, Inycctor of Health, when they thus publicly express their highest satis. factiou at his indefatigable and well 'directed exertions, which have chiefly tended to the destruction of this awful scourge of Mankind. In the city, and every part of the island out of the cot don, there reigns. perfect heultb. The above to be priuted in nut Greek nod Italian lauguagvn, fur the ilif.rmation g)( ull. Ilead-querti , r,, Corfu, February 11, 1610; (Signed) Lieut.-Get), STATE. OF TUE PLAGUE FROM THE 22n I‘lAltCll INCLUSIVE. vied, from the first manifettution of the ili3ease, till 22t1 arch 'll7 I 4 IoW in fret ed N+4 ittspected .431 The Vtiblra will be satislied when they arc informed, that although It appears 91 are infected, 50 of them are in a con valescent state, mid out of danger ; also that out of the dal suspected, arc alnio:it entirely free from any kind of sus picion, and ready to begin their quarantine ; I are slightly suspected, and only 91 Strongly so. It is no less gratifying to assure them, that experiente has hitherto proved how coni pletely the cordon has answered the, porpose intended, since, amongst all the 'villages out of it (which are strictly watched and guarded), there has not occurred the least suspicion of contagion : and lastly, it is still more pleasing to know that there is row every appearance of a happy though possibly tedious termination of this dreadful calamity. 13y order of his Excellency, (Signed) WILLIAM MEYER, Public Secretary. PROCLAMATION 111' Silt THOMAS NIAITLAND. Among the various mud high duties intrusted to the ,admi• nistration of his Excellency by his gracious Sovereign, there is none more important in itself than the conservation of all the rights, privileges, and prerogatives, of the dominant itn4 of the tolerated religion. It has been, and always will be, a fixed maxim of the pa• hey of Great Britain, and an invariable priuc!ple of its con duct, both with regard to these countriatat may be under its immediate sovereigty, and those that miry he under its exclusive protection, to guarantee and maintain the various religions establishments, as being essentially conpected with the vital tirineiples of good government, uroeals and hap- His Excellency, impressed with this truth, and having oh- Ftrrid with regret that the Frcucb , with that impious indif fercncr which distinguished their revolutionary career, now happily ended, forcibly took away many of the sacred, places of public worship in this city, and converted them into mili tary and other uses; anti his Excellency having understostis from a report tussle to him three days ago by the High whose constant assiduity merits Ida highest praise, that sonic 011ieers of that Department, led by their extreme zeal, bad entered a Church of the dominant religion in pursuit of a per son suspected of a high offence, and that nu express general rule exists on that subJeet, his Excellency therefore directs as follows ist, That every place of public worship shall be coniplete7 ly evacuated, and given up to the respectable head of the re spective religion to which it belonged, Mt.' That no soldier, ()CRT of polka, or other individual whatsoever, shall on any account dare or pretend to pursue oily person, of whatever offence susp e cted;' into the sanctuary or, interior of any church, but shall dont-arc himself to placing around the church such gent - int:ls #3 may be necessary to prevent the escape of. the sospee6ti person, at the same time giving an account thereof to theClovernor, who will talcc th'e sucessary sups for plicing this p ertilll iA MAILS. . ' Aftitivtn--1 IL)!land, l Waterford. DuE-1 Itawsburgii, t l'raiice, 1 Dubliuil WaterfurV. PRICE OF STOCK Tatm I, A l'' AT r , ir E Lti Y. O'C LUC ii • • Bank Stock, ,,! al 217 • India Bonds, ' 43. 59. pr . . 3 per Cent. Itcd. ....63h Excli-8i115,........ 9.5. !)s. pr . . 3 pert cut. Cons 62ii .onininni, .... :...... -22* 4 per (Aas . 78A Ditto for Payment, . :.... 2241 A per LA:M.N.:Ann. . 9 Guns. tot Act:unlit, . (i.tai Bank L.. - kisn....lsi 15-16ths . . 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The Paris Journals the Stb, received this morning, are possessed of considerable interest. They detail the schtcoces of the poor wretches at whose farcical trial we have been laughing with= out a thought that its termination would he so tragieal. After deliberating all sunday night, c Jury veturned their verdict, and the following sentences were pronounced On Monday morn ing Pleigilier, Cat hotitteat, ttntl To'Heron, to I), I:v.2yard with all the areudftil („rot., cultiog off the right bawd, .&c„ t., the crime of ratirieldc. Charles, I.efranc, I)eilmtinei, the terman Picard, Derrin, Lebrun, Warn', 4,nseanx, are condemned to deportation. The others to fine, rind various periods of int / privontuent, from five to ten yea's : among the latter , is the Ballad-uniltvr, SotynnoN. This fel low, on receiving his sentence, declared be would write with an lilustrions Poet. 4‘ Le Grime fait la hont!., et. non puts Tim crime, and not the ocalytkl, tlkgrace." The condemned hart• three days for appeal, but thcrc is no probability of, tlieir bring able to in validate the jadgment,againit , t hem. The Bth of July W 39 observed as a grand festi val in Paris, on account of the entry of the King art that day last year, The news from - Madrid is to the 26th of „Tune. The Brides of the KING, and his brother, - were impntientlyexpected from the Brazils. FcanisraNt:o h a d or der e d the mot efficient. naval measures to' be taken against the Pirates. Ilia nijesty is also represented its pursuing- the most just and benefit cient system of Government; investigating the public departments ; encouraging the useful and brilliant arts ; and rewarding merit. As a proof of this, It is mentioned that the Adminktration of the Army had been closely inspected—that the print ing of Roussillon, and au impartial History of the IVar, had received the Hoist marked Royal pa tronage-nand that nll the soldiers who took part in the, actions of Bnbierca, Araujuez, nod Altuo- . nacid, had medals bestowed upon them. It is poSitively asserted that the King of Powiti- GA E. has proinised to support the lloyal Cause at Buenos-Ayres and Monte Video with no Army of 15 or 16,000 men, which Will, it is added, be very useful these provinces, though `not want, ed in Mexico or Peru. . under the date of Frarikiort, 3d Slily, it is stat ed, that a question of considerable importance is: shout to be agita,fed. there, viz. :—whether the Pruisian Miniver shall 'be Vice-Director of the Diet. A lionburgh Ittil, which arrived last night, takes pain 4 to inform us that the very hest under standing' exists between Russia - arrd Sweden.— What called for this assarance ? The sinle au thority tells us, that.the King of SWRDEN having sent to Petersburg!) 200 honorary medals to be distributed to the linsdan Army, the Emperor SLBIAND'Utt returned the con4Ainseut bX settling Pm the S The crequent of 'the Princess CHARLOTTE naturally occasion surmises that they proceed from a cause more agreeable than other whe tO the feelings of a nation deeply iut6= rested in the happineSs of her Royal Highness. It inay PerhapS expose us to a charge of *ant of etiquette to Say any thing on thii subject, but knowing bow much gratified the Country will he by the information, we cannot refrain froni *swing e that authority,. More grave than Gossips' Story, gives -us leave to lament her illness as slightly as peissible; and to inddlge our warmest hopes and titter our best wishes on the auspicious married condition of one so deAr to the British People. .At klate bout' oa r rtietiiiy ni,l,t Mr. WAsn, the King's Messenger, was sent off with dis patches to PAri3.• . Whei) the,lastadvices left Cape Const, t he 14 " Rdition tinder Commodore Nan Y was still at Senegal, but was shortly expected to sail. In the course of last week a large proportion of Royal Marine Artillery were embarked t o the dif ferent ships in the River to proceed on the Expe dition under Lord Exmouru. Four detachments were embarked on board bombs, aitd the rest.are to be employed as a rocket . brigade, under the command of Capt.C.F. unioN, and B • • in ow!"•er and i;)ottat boats. American iltsper4 to the 19th June arrived. yes- terday. A letter from Atetitritidria, dated Juile 7 , . says,---".. the Spring has been very dry and my! prodtietiie 'here. Artieks of fatin prothice are very high. Butter ts. 6:1. per pound ; Milk U. per quart ; Is. (id. per dozen ; Chickens . 2s. 9d. each ; Laud SO to 100 dollars per acre ; a small Itottse. .101) dollars per annum, an d ever sr others article in proportion. We invy add to this, Witt there is an universal stagnatitni of trade, ;Old thousands out of emplhy. Distress spreads over the 1..7ni0n." II F. PRINCES% CnAti.oirr.—=Nire arc happy to say that the report Of the state of her Royal [I igh ni. , zs yesterday mis,•that her Royal Highness con tinues much better, hut the Princes, krpt hce loom by desire of her Physicians. Sir 14.1041 , 1 14 lit.ooamet.o attended of CantelCold' Howie, V contokand of the Puttvcs REGENT, to inquire aft er the ,state of his Royal Daughtee'i heal h. 'Pc Princess teceivetl vitits frOut the Duchess of Yoltl" the Duke of Ctimatoi.LAN &c. 'Yesterday Vi counts MELytt.t.g acid CAcTt•S" . RbAGII 1111'1 tvidiences (I the. l'tti Nett r, !it The French ArnbAnsmfor had - a long i u terv;,- with Lord CASTLEREAGH yesterday. Yesterdny the Duke of Giot)ctisrßn pnid i is respects to her MAJESTY :Ind the PUINCEbSES, the Queen's Palace, for the first time since his in disposition. • the weather proving fine yesterday afternoo ' n, Hyde Park was thronged wit carriages and pe destrians. The ride was hOnnaltd with the Pat NCK REGHNT, the Duke of CUMBERLAND ; ati4 Prioce LSOPOLD. We mentioned,' about a week since, the re-. ports, which had reached us, of a probable Disge" lotion of Parliament. They have considerably h 17,. creased, within these few days. The possessor of an interest, which has great influence inCoinl loll, is in full activity, and remains in town . , waiting for, ndecision. Of some applications we have hear" through channels,. which forbid our mention ing them ; upon others we have no restric tion. Mr. LOCKHART has been attending constituents in the city of Oxford ;. and, as ir i s certain that the SPEAKER will not remain a Coin moiler long after the Dissolution, his successor is the repre , entation.of the University has not been unlooked for. With the University of Cambrklo Lord PALS/ RESTON has commenced an spelt ett!" va3s,," &e. &c. &c. 'All this, and much more, says a Morning Paper; but we do not believe a Ws" solution of Parliament one whit the nearer ""° have no doubt there will be another Session of the present. It is 'reported that a process is actually col" nienced in Hanover, of a delicate nature, the on,' . lest of Which to guard the succession to th e Crown of that new Monarchy, against that might at some future time be set up, in coo' sequence of circumstances to which it is,nor cessary to allude in a more particular manner.- - Whether this process is to be followed up by pro-. ceedings in bur own BedebidsticA Court, or in PArliament, or both, is not said. The Gratul Seignior lost, on the 23t1 May, his first f'avo►tritc, or J3arche • Kadinn, who died at Besellikasch. M. PALGAS, Neapolitdo Captain (dismissed) has been invited' to inform the Minister of Wur where he resides without the least delay ! 'Fite Diet of Norway has ant horizeti the 1314 to advance two millions of rix-dol►..t:s hanto the Government, to be repaid on .the Ist f ulyl 1817. We see it stated in sevcral Journals, that Mrs. JORDAN died on Friday ld,t, and that this nicht" Only event was mentioned in the French Papers. It,may be true for aught we know, that the de' cease of this celehrtred Actress took plat e,at the period menti one d, b a t w e h ave not b ee n able to find the notic e in our Paris Papers, of c'hi'li we receive, the battle sets with our -Contewpo" rariel. Miss O'Nett.L . ks engaged to perform her prin cipal character's at Newcastle-upon-Tvne. SINCLAIR succeeds her as a novelty at that theatre. Saturday forenoon _an old Chelsea pensioner, while speaking to a person who keeps a public" house in the Castle•hill, Edinburgh, dropt do wfi r and ingauily expired, tateas of justice, itylileinftivCritioii •of the reacY of this'', the 'Crown Prince of SEDit . zst 200 silver iCrosiei i*:ligind to wl:ous the church belongs. ia St. Gcmge, to be given to so inimy Swedish 'r his present shall be printed id °Seek and 16.1ian, and Soldiers wlio have distifigttblied then3elVea in war. insblisbCd ftir universal infartuatind i 13y Order of Into Excellerirk, • Our humble Opinion, it Will greatly puzzle the • WM. MEYitlt, • Publi'e Sic. RdWN 1 ; 111NGE to diseover the numbei entitled Corfu, Mitreb,l9, • . to wear these CrosSei, i? they are to be take to from the Swedes he couithanded in tile last war. ~+~ ~~ ~~.