The Sun. — London, England, 1816-06-03 00:00:00

FRENtiI PAPERS. • ruPCutvurf 11113 b4oUNINCI * PAVE, MAy 31.—A dreadfid 'scene totsh 'place an t h e 15 1 h, i n the COMMItIe tat* Mery.des.l3oh. A villain, itr order o secnre a sum of 80 louis '4.*hich were enclosed in a - chest, had the ferocity to take away the lives of a young mats aged 34, a young Winnan of the age of 13, antra child, The assassin is taken. : Sortie piesistit )save Just peen brought before the tribunal' ifo'r ha'l'ing fratlidently purchased a quantity of powder., *Lich was destined for the artificer Ruggetri, and which appeared to have been stolen from one of the slam nntgatines-: The King set off yesterday Morning for St. Germain, and reviewed M, De Grammont's conj. patty organics du corps. Gardin, thief author of the sedition at Circ. noble, his been arrested at Alguchella. General Gronehy's trial, it in preparation. Xershal de,Camp tlttiyer, who eommauded in tVe tippet. Shane in 1814, has heed condemned to death by the Council of War at, Strasburg. A inurnal announced that .Lard WhitWot•th was appointed 'Ambassailnr flout "England, and that he was td arrive immediately at Paris. We are authorised to say that this report is tinftsonded. The Tribunal condemned on Tuesday In nine umiak imprisonment a woman, named toucher, 58 years of age, sand sitter of General Mate, for having invoked the nanse of the ,Usurpef at an It is 101'1. that the general administration at re is about to return to the Minister of the ii tcr'or. the loiloiving is an extract from the Frankfott Jourktat .r The chaplain of Cardinal Dorm was mur dered some time since; his murderer has beets discovered, and convicted of 27 other rObberies tied nwrtiers. ire vatts executed at Rome." Lieutenant Leblanc way brooght up to-day, to be tried tor *washing s own tebo cried " Viet le goi !" Basg e tx, 21.—Yesterbr evenflig rue mar. tinge of Countess [ilia of Li: - antieribolir;;, with the Prints.. of Anbalr.Ctothen- Hess, wits cefelirist. eft here, prestate of ►he Riot: and the Royal flowe. • Testerday the Prevohl Court of to.:Sarthe on• eladed the affair of the Vultures el 13uonaparte seven bars been ermletnnstd to :lcatb,' thiee of whom have heti: recommended to mercy ; U flth to 20. years confinement ; the rich to 'la ; four other: to five years imphiattment six have been 'Witte'. VIENNA * M* 400... The erenization of the new tioveroment of Cracow advances slowly. HAY 22 —.Several reports addressed to the Governwento ref oho. Pastern Cantons of t gift them tto understand, tl at in portiiint works etc indispensable to preserve the presul t course of the Rhine above :114yenfiel(1.— The famous M. ESCIIII has beets consulted on the subject, who aeknowledges the necessity of the work, which will and must cost a - very consider ' able sum. ritYCP,IVRO YESTERDAY . 3. 1 . -AOll l UAY 30.—The Duke of Wellington, who is ripected here every moment, will attend ' a t the fetes which are to take place in celebration of the Duke of lierri's marriage, and it is said that he will nut return to his headquarters at Cantbray till towards the month of September. The Duke of Wellington arrived at s!st o'clock e'ciock in the evening of the 22d at Lewartte, the head-rinartets of the Prince of Hesse, trito corn. ninth; the Danish contingent, and set oft again the saint night. He Baas to return on the 24th. an Ordinance of the King, the effects and revenues of the Buonapatte family, as far as Ye.. .tnrits hire been made of the same, pursuant to the law of the 2lat of Jan. last, are specially oP propriated to the relief of such soldiers 64 have eondervone ampwation, mod soeh of the pen. si,mers of the 4th, ,kith, And eth classes as remain ed faithful to their allegiance. A letter from Marseilles, dated 21st, thus de. art ibes the intended Duchess nt. Wit 9 had landed at that port. but Was obliged to perform yiarautitie at the Lalaretto:— ., 1 have seen nor august Princess trite Is Noises:oil of an many 01,srms, that one is enchanted at the first sight of her. Her complexion is extremely fair ; the rantaar 01 her countenance is like that of our on sortnnate Ouren—a physiognomy mild, affable, Ind smiling, Many persons trace a resemblance between 'her and the Duches s D'A ngou l etne. She , 'tpptits French suite well," t&r.te. ' The- lawsuit before the Tribunal" of 'Commerce between the Treasury of the Civil List and the foinse of J. garandon and Co. of London. was ,flitished yesterday. The Tribunal decided, that the hills on the cuttings of forests, forming the snlijcer disput e, had been validly nngociated ; that Messrs. flaraothm and to. were their lawful 401ders, anti had ,givets value for Ellen,. In con -I.equence, the 'claim for restitution othraneed by the Treasol of the Civil List was tejectEd; nod the pavnicnt, of the fills in the hands of Messrs. Vprantion was ordered. l'he Treasury a the 440 tisl was condemned in expenecs, "tarsi AtcQUa s -of time 12tbZI",ty, -says, . . Usti a ftatttetie has items' - -sent to the hospit al Averse, who declares himself : to b . e the - flit:oft that for .aoiseny years desolated. tlitOPe• 'is limes .pretty c4lnt, itniritypears to talk rationall and consistently, execp r t on this single point, to Whit' ) h e inflexibly adheres. ri e insists upon the pti:empiory execution 'of his orders. IVhen bathing under a paroxysm, be talks of nothin g but eouquests, the subversion of thrones„..and of conferring crowns upon his brothers and friends. lie Wears his rags ins he fashion of royal drapery, anti has a gilt raper crown on his head, lie be. longs to a respectable family. . . At Lyons, on the 2d of May, the Co u nt de Libty 13agilano was tried before the Court of A. size on a charge of uttering forged bills of ea r change. lie was fotioil guilty, and sentenced to ten years of hard labour, to stand one hour in the pillory, and to ,b,; burnt in the hand. M. Gadelia, a wealthy landholder in Styria, has di , covered on one of his estates mineral which has all the detergent qualities of luller's earth, an article hitherto imported from a broad. GarNOTILR, MAY 25.--Didier immediately upon his arrival here,. escorted by a squadron of horse, was imerrogated by all the authorities. The Pre dotal (Wirt was afterwards occupied in collecti ng the proof.: %Ton tchicli to found the proceedings I of his trial. BRUsSELS PAPERS. [atcEtvrD Trfis NolunNG.] Ltacis, ATAY 29.—The Tribunal of Liege hay this morning pronounced sentence in the affair of the action fat' calumny brought against the Editor of this JoitrtiAl (Illercure Surveillant), in the name of their Majesties - the Emperor of Russia, the King of Prussia, and the King of France. Without attending to the objection (fin de non fcceroir) founded on the quality of the plaintiffs,, it has decided that there is calumny in the article tsf the Zloty Alliance, in respect to the Emperor of Russia and the King of Prussia. 1t hn ac quitted the Editor of the accusation as far 'tit con- - cerns the King of France and the articles intitled Political Considerationsc And on the first bead has condemned the Editor in a month's imprison- Ment and a fine of 100 francs. This affair will be brought by appeal before the Superior Court at Liege. The grnunds for this deei3iiin will he. re. fitted in a justificatory memoir,. 'and thetPublie will judge the judgment.— (Mercure May 30.) BRUSSELS, MAY 4 29.—A numerous Socity in this city, which reckons among its members some distinguished personages, has conceived the pa. triotic and religious project to make, on the 18th of June next, n pilgrimage to the God ()Mater. to o , an d there to cause a Funeral Service to be solemnized for the Warriors of different nations Who fell on'that memorable day. The plactsacte the Prince of ()range received his glorious wound will be the object of a particular tribute of re spect. The intention of this Association ts to consecrate, by an annual ate, the gratitude of the inhabitants of the Netherlands ta' die memory of the Heroes who shed their blood for the coun try in those Gelds of glory And of motteniug. Vittua, Abor I7.—The Emperor is expected here on the P2th of next mouth, and will he'pro sent the next day with the whole Court at the solemn procession of the Corpus Christi. Al! the diplomatic, body who had followed the Court to Italy are now returned here. Several Ministers and Public Functionaries are going to Inspruck, to be present at the ceremony of the Inangnra tion. Count Stadion will set oil on the 27th. AMERICAN PAPERS. From the last arrival of the American journals it appears that the hill from the House of Repre. sentatires, directing the public revenue to be col lected only in gold and silver coins, treasury notes, and notes of the bank of the United States, after the 20th. Feb. 1817, passed the Senate with one amendment, which includes in the receivable paper the Rotes of all banks whirl) shall pay their notes on demand in the legal ctureney of the United States. A motion for agreeing to this amendment was car- tied in the Home or Representatives by 68 to 2.Z. On the 30th April, Mr. Randolph reported from the committee appointed to inquire into an illegal truffle in slaves, carried on through the medium of the district of Columbia by persons in different Rates, butt no further proceeding took place. The same Any both houses adionrned. Tilt banks of Charleston were on the eve of resuming cash pay ments, having brought back a sum of 2,600,000 dollars, which had been sent into the interior for safety whilst The British squadron winch the A me. rim coast. The Macedonian frigate, etrpt. War rington, sailed iron Boston 29th Aprit, with in structions to interpose for the releese of the American citizens detained as prisoners at Santa- Martha. in the Oleatitiale, ACCDOI4:II 1104 reached the United States of fresh ilepretitians tiPort *WI* commerce by the Spaniards. 'Several verse's had been carried into Co ming au suspicion a being • bound for Margaritta ; some hadhcen air' early con. drinocri, and the rest Woe expected to shirrs l a similar foe. Allrices kern Au*,-Cayes mentioned the Of an e4edition of 1066 *len for Jacq.lemel. It is stated in 'sine of the pailers, thUt a citizen Of the United Btate's has contrived to have hinis'elf plac;ed as cliik at fit. Helena. MARA. entyrn—lTraisce, I Planderi, I Jamaica, 2 r)liblin. I We tarforil. Du*;—l Lisbon, I linllettd, I Haiuburgb, trot tcnburiche I Dublin, I ‘Vateriortl. MIA* M6Noae.-41tolidlty at the Bank, F.xclirquer, FAO India, and Suuth Oct liuuses. Soomt l'irce of tirown Mtigeonicia SuOtr, compared frion t lle Itetntukt made io the week Eizdaig the' Oth day of May, is 6,is. Id. jo'r cwt. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO•si MBAW. ,Morning, 18 minutes after 9. I Evening, 43 minutes after 9. THE SUN ginitSl (NIS bit Abe. PALSUM AVDEAT: LONDON; MOND./Y, JUNE 3, 1816. Besides extracts more at length from the Paris Papers, which we reeek.ed so late on tord4y as to be merely able to notice, we insert such paragraphs: as appear worthy of translation from the. Journals a Thursday, which reached ns yesterday, anAlhoie of Friday, which came to hind in due course this morning. Taken all in all they possess very little uews which can interest the British Reader. Tile rurnoor ct Lord WHITWORTH'S being ail !minted arnbassulor to the Court of France is formally contradicted. GARD! m, one of DIDIER'3 leading associates,4ias been arrested at Aignebelle 3 and among the per sons who have been condemned to imprisonment for uttering seditious cries, we notice a woman, of the 1111111 C of PoLicarn, the sister of General ifocita, so eeichrate4 in the early annals of the Revolution. yrom some appetrances, h is mentioned That the Rhine threatens to forsake its old banks, and wash out a new channel, for itself. Measures of precaution are to be taken td.eOn6ne the vagrant stream but should it overthrow these bounds, it would cdose not only 'a Curious natural phenome non, but an odd political question for the adsocates of natural boundaries—puzzle anew all the ter ritorial urrangenants between Austria and Ba varia ; invnlve France and Switzerland in fresh ncgoeiatinn 4 ; and botimr the right bank and left bank Commissioners afmost beyond the skit] of diplomacy to settle the business. The King of FRANCIC bestows the decoration of the Legion ut Honour on -the Loyal Subjects and Soldiers of the Isere, na a reward for their services against the Partizaws of the Founder of that Order ! These contradictions confound the sense of right and wrung in COMMUn under standings. • We have received Jamaica Gazelles to the middle of April. The Mary, trout Rio•de-la..llaChe, had entered Kiugston harbour on the 10th, the mas ter of which (Mr. HALL.) states, that previous to his leaving Carthagena two American frigates had arrived off that port, with Commissioners on board, to demand immediate restitution of -citi-' zees and property detained' there by General Mo w:tan. This measure, with those taken by the British authorities, , 'probably led . to the circum stances stated in the ;allowing paragraph : " By the arrival Of the /Pelliilgton packet with a .Jamaica Mail, the account, - through the Preuch Papers, of several prisoners taken at Carthegena having been released, is confirmed; upwards of 100 had arrived at Jamaica, in the ships Forrester and Decoiwerie, previous to the sailing of the packet," The Party take no notice of our statement on Saturday respecting the 4tio. , r Friends of . Messrs. BAttittu and Co. :Are Mc facts too home-put to be capable of perversion ? Answer there we know they cannot ; but they ought, for the sake of fie. ceucy and character, to have tried to misrepresent' them !' 13y the arrival of his Majesty's Chip inkrati. gable at Spithead, from the Brazils, accounts are received of the deg') of the Queen of Potcruost.. Her MAJKSTY WS long laboured tinder a melan choly kind of mental derangement. She was born Dec. 17, 4;3'1; married June 6, 1760, to the late King, her uncle, Pen ßo 111. who died May 25, 1806; by whom she has issne, JOIN MAItiA JosEPII Lewis, Prince of nitazit. (de. Glared Regent of PORTLIQ#' I. on account of his tputiter's indisposition), born May 13, 1757. married to CHARLetTe JOAQUIN/4, I,l6Mlst of SPAM, born April 5, 1773; by wlsont lie has issilei ANTONIO, i'rince of ThaRA, born Aug. 12, 17 9 8 ; Micttaa-t., horn Oct. 26, 1802, acrd four din& tic 114 httsrstagable bas brought hnwe iilvcr to dothus 0) ,1 b a s t hi quantity of ttiaru6nils, value upviutlo of 1001 on account of the Merchants in this Connuf, AmnzaSt and till 'tithe arrived stl Janeiro, in perfect 'matt'', on the old, ;04 . it ay to China, after an unusually prosperous o age. kitto's fiaaLTH.--Saturday Alasitifr, accompanied by the PatNcEssts, the Cauteen's PAlnce for Airindsor. Ttieyatrir the Castle at eleven o'clock, wie!' the Qt) after vi,iting the lilllG. proceeded to l' nl4 monthly Couocil at twelve o'clock, to receive Physician's Report.. The COHHCiI WAS WW I by the Archbishops of CANrEttlit:ltY and YO! the Duke of, MosTapsa, 'and the Earl nt CHELSEA. The following Bulletin mil rite!' exhibited at St. Jainesl Palace i . • " WINDSOR CAITLI7, Jugs " His Manny has enjoyed good bodily Lealth, an J heen unifottrq tranquil thitoighout the hist month) bn t MAJEsn's disorder is not " H. HALFOIO), 'cc W..11E13E 110! "M. BAILLT!, cc it. MIAS." Yesterday, at h a lf-p ast f our o'clock, her :3i• , ItsTir, and the Princesses ELlZitiliT ll an t i MAli u honoured Chelsea-fa u un (Community t' 4ll " World's End) the residence of bitiv (:""" with a visit. Th e r o y a l party :at first ilictnseivei with walking in the grottads, gli ts " wards partook Of a sumptons dinner. Yesterday Divine Service tras P erf"rineil Carlton-Muse by the Rev. F. W. firomao to the Rev. J. 8. t'LARKB. In the afterßooti tl PR: NCR Ra6ekr rode out on .horsehack. Saturday mnraing, the 'Princess CuAsoytil and Prince Laokum received a visit i rnni q l l Duke of GLot/CESTEII Camelford.house. Royal Duke dined with the QuItEN and Plislo49l ELIZABETH and MARy a few days since st AlAsssTy's Palace, and has lately been et so t `' of the QUEFN's evening parties. ir On Saturday, soon a f ter two o'clock, the Li CCRSCHARLOTTp. and Prince LEOPOtI) left Cal h ford-house for Q a ti an d s , w h ere t h ey d in e d v eins Duchess of Yost,hi the eveni ng th e y retie" ' to Camelford-house. X eSterday moroinii attended Divine "Servi ce s at the Swiss Plot, ,0 esiA4 Chapel, in Moor-street, Soho ; alter which visited her MAJesTY and Pitliccat , sES , The Ptiucess eHARLOCTE an d P r i nce 1480 r —, have signified their intention to attend the Pr formance of the sacred Oratorio of The Mr °, for the benefit of the Royal Society of Musicio' on Wednesday evening, for the first time. ~ Witlnson, Jusia 2,-;—Tbe Qtigir, after Council, went to ,Frogmore, accompanied bY rlc Princesses, and left London soon after 6 Mr. WaLLace, it appears, has resigned Ills fa' at the Retard of Control, of which Alt. CAs N° is appointed P t esident. Lord 13/NNING suCar,l Mr. WALLACE. The Euweror Ar.cxssinan is consolidating lased with his other dominions : he low dec r , r ,%, that journeying into Poland 'dial) not 011 04 ' eel is passing the Russian frontiers. t ;di The Gazette de Fr ance , tinder the hind or York, April 24, asserts, that 46 of the and American subjects taken at Carthago"' ' been released, and had arrived at Jatuaica on I , 224 March, Lord CRAVEN is going a tour in the Al'" l ' k ie ranean in his yacht, a s hip o f 300 tons , fine, ' ' '. with every conv en i enc e f ur h i s fitni lly and sot' friends. She is, command e d be a Master i r l t ". Navy, and mann e d w i t h 40 p i cke d seamen. 11/1 Lrdship proposes to be Anew ahmit 12 n lo4 t h s o i i . The price of Cyd er h as f a ll en consilk";('; owing to th e p rospect of a plentiful year of 4. fatal duel to o k place a few/ days sioce llonavy, near Camltray, het tveen Capt. I U. P. and a Surgeon of the British nrln' r (Mr. 0--). The p4rtirs took their gro"n d ,, c 12 paces : the fi rst ti re b e i og without Oleo , l '"3 seconds interfer e d, an d use d every argnn iit'uts„l.l. exertion they could d ev i se to prevent further ,)%c tilities, but unfor ttmate l y without bitcceB"' Captain declaring that one or both '40014 The pistols being once inure given them, the i. s :; cool discharge proved f a t a i, stivtching both t" c : onfortitnate youn g tneo out t h e ground, CaPII,I R. K. to rise noniore, and Mr. 0. so delwro tc 'k, wounded as scarcely to leaverthe slightest 11 0 1 4 , i " of recovery.. This fatal duel ori g i na t e d frt" pecuniary trans act i on As 101)g since as wfieuttl:- ° allied troops occupied S p ain. -:..(P'r'each i w per.) I Mr. FcsEt.t, R. A. a n d Keeper fiq g Academy, is at preent serilislyinillespoitior• RoYAr. Soot imvor s MusictA o tts...—On Sattiril the Royal S oc i et y of MuOcialli held t heir Anu ses,!' Festival at Willi s ' s . R ooms; the Earl of Pli-tj! presided. Saturday a general muster of thertr l.°' took place at the new Lyerton Theatre. The drop-scene of ,the Theatre at Ni'l"" l . r , v down durio m g the performance on the. 12th 1%"".i; 1 Of 36 persons who w ere un d er i t, 15 o r'l6 wci, severely hurt ; a n actress more t h an 60 Yen" 11 had her leg broken. The band-of the Coldstream regiment of F °° . : Guards marches) from m Landoll this ovning' 0 their Mate tti Canibray. About 5000 men, belonging t o different dish regiments, are now employed upon r 4 Canal, which is to form a cummuilicatimi u" tweet, the Hattie anti the North Sea. The 15th which have l~ttell returnedrevietvrsl Oil Sasser~ etattlr, by tot Est a d t ay C l u " va r a n s it'l l g r u i Ln w :) D itanibiirti°litrial;gsicwanrll; A Custonwtoose Officer, &mier at th e P ete of Dov er , has, it is said, been suspended trod his °Thee for three months, on a charge of havilig entered the heti-rooms of two ladies, .under once of seatebing the apartments, 011 e of wh"i7 Natal molergone a miscarriage but a sew hoot's t es fore in ter passage from Calais. Its another stance, he got the lock of aroma picked whiles +! lady 'star at tbeCustom-!rouse. And in 4 :P ° • be acted without a spertai warrant. Last Wednesday one of the Brighton €slrettllae caught in his macitarel net a title large 0 11 01' 4 , 4 - weighing 116 !bs. fish is very rot on P m. ' coast,