The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-05 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS, IititCEIVED THIS PARIS, OCT. 2..1.-4-Ori the ISth of this month the II:Oval Court will give geutence upon the Appeal of the Abbe Vinson. A ship arriving at Nantes, on the 27th, brought 'the following 'news from Martinique, 'extracts front the Gazette of this Coltiny, dated Aug. 34 :--- " The yellow fever has appeared at Mart itsigne, in the Place Point-a-Petre, at the time of its sur mnlcr to the French TlOOl4. Happily, the COM rilander-in-Chiet of the Britannic fcrees (Sir 3.IITICS Leith) taking all the measures that huma nity 'commanded, offered to Lieutenant-General Oount de Lardenoy, to leave provisionally some black troops tt Point-a-Petre,`. and all the French garrison was accordingly caniOned in the .fit4cl of Bettu 7 Sofeil, till the malady shout() cease. All necessary preeantions were also observed to preserve the test of the Islaod frOni the cauta- gifmt." PARIS, OCT. 1.-4;,e Place Vendome having been for some time past the theatre of tunny sui cides, positive orders have been given to the Keeper Of tbe ColUmn not to suffer any.person to ascend the monument in future. . . Yesterday, at in the afternoon, a great 'wall in the rue de l'Egnut fell &Art), and by its fail crushed several persons and A cabriole. On the 12th of last month two gen(Parotes returning together from Briancon to Monestier quarrelled upon the road and fought—one was unhappily killed, and the .other gave himself up prisoner. Kant!), Sem 19,—0n the 1301 of this month the Qaceu, our august Sovereign, and her Royal Highness the Infanta, his sister, went from Titrera, tt? Seville where they were received with the greatest enthusiasm. The presence of these a ugust' personages upon the promenade in the course -of the evening excited great acclamations. Ilia Majesty, deeply moved by these reiterated marks of affection, desired to express his grati tude in a public manner, and in consequence caused bills to be fixed up to that effect. All the 'itularies of the .Dignities of Castile, Dukes, Marquisses, Counts, &e. should pay the contributions imposed upon these dignities before the end of the year. These different sums offer as considerable resource. 'VIENNA, SEPT. 22. , 0-We were very much as tonished here at the demands of M. Pinkney from the Court of Naples, and at the desire of the Ame rican States to settle themst;lves in the Nletliter ritnean. We are assured that they want one of the f rst ports in Sicily. ' Nistass, SErt: 24.---The assassins of theßoyal Volunteers 'at Arp'aillargnes, who were condemned to death, have received the Royal clemency.a Three of them have had their sentence commuted into perpetual labour : they, as well as -Barry, who.was sentenced on the 11th of July last to perpetual labour, will be exposed. Five others, Jeanne Verdun, Jean Bresson, and Jacques - Reboot,' were executed yesterday; Jacques Bois son and Elizabeth Bestide to-day. Almost the whole population had assembled at The place of punishment, when the criminals, attended by some Protestant ministers, paid the penalty of their crimnes.—lt was with great satisfaction ob .l#rvetl, that during the time of execution, an im mense crowd preserved the profound silence which should attend such spectacles, and not even a single cry was heard. BANKS or ins DANUBE, SEPT. 24 —Very me lancholy details are given of the Kingdom of Wir temberg ; the-"poverty is extreme, vintage none, and harvest middling, with winter approaching b rapid strides. The view is not more cheering on the political side : the cities and bailages declare more strongly than ever for the re-establishment of the ancient constitution. WEgEr.., SErT,l$.-11ceording to News from. Sweden the Ministry is on the point of expe rieneing some changes. The party ,of Fersen Piper acquires every day more strength and con 4ideration, because. the Queen and several members of the royal family grant him a particular protection. The. Minister Extraordinary De Fawast, who is at Copenhagen, has been named General Division !lake. He is not, it is said, on very good terms itlm Count Essen. if one dues not know time political parties in Sweden and the ends they pro pose, as well as their reciprocal forces, it is ab 'eolntely impossible to appreciate the proceedings of Government, which must remain problematical for strangers. A report circulates that new difTerences have arisen between Sweden and a neighbouring Ca binet, with regard to the commerce and fisheries upvo9 the northern coast of ,Norway, which had been forbidden to the subjects of this last power. They write from Norway the following : " Count d'Essen, ancient Governor of this Kiagdom, lett us on the 28th of Auguit with his Count Moeracr, Out is to repiace Litt, has not yet arrived, It is said Le has Yeinsetttlie dignity of Governor of Nuovay, and that 1.34r0it. de Cedertrnem, First Men her of the Admiralty is desietted for his. successor." tia'patn, Satr. 19,--lier Majesty the 'Qu'een off' Spain trafels without stopping to arrive as soon as possible in this capital. The 13th she was tit Seville, the 14th at Carmone. The marriage will take place on the 25th at the Palace in the Saloon of the Ambassadors. • The harvest is abundant, the price of corn has %nen much in Castile, Ind even in the provinces, which did not grow enough for their own use. PETERSBUICIII, SEPT. 6.--During the stay of the Emperor in England, he paid partkular at tention to the public schools, where the system of .13d1 and Lancaster is followed. Persuaded that the Introd.tetion of this new system would b e useful to Russia, he has ordered the Pedagogic Institution of Petersburgh to send four students to England, to examine more closely the schools formed upon the priociple of Bell and Lancaster. STOCKI-lOLI,I, SEPT. 1 .--Orr King's health appeared to he in the course of the Etlllinler in a cry critical state ; but his disorder has at length taken a favourable turn. Ile is almost entirdy recoveted, and takes his meals regularly and with an appetite, smokes,as ususl, and troubles Self very little with affairs of state. Their entire direction rests on the activity of our Prince lie- gent. The physicians say that the King mny live these ten years, if he continues to enjoy his pre sent repose and mental tranquillity, and does not resume again the reins of government, There 'is ground to hope that Christiansand will be declar ed a free port. VIENNA, SEPT. 18.- . --The success of Lorri*, , mouth's expedition created here a very lively sen sation. No sooner was the news received than Prince Metternich, though indisposed, w a it e d upon the Emperor to coMmunicate it. Lord Stewart proposes to give to-day a grand dinner on the occasion. We learn from Constantinople, that on the de mand of the Ambassador of France the Avon has given orders for Generals Snvary anil mand to quit the Ottoruau empire. FRENCH FtiNDS. 5 per Cent. BO C. Bank Actions e f. 23 C. nil rotea agAlbst St, anti many tlesirrd their nevi five votes to lie inserted in the Journals. Tim.Dtitch (►raised the ancient Legislation of 1725 ; the Belgic Deputies sinctiOned the neat Legislation as establishing a good system and prin ciples 'Wisely adapted to the Wants . of the Kin dom. Tl►e goodness of the system has caused some arrangements to pass which are fatal to important interests. ISIAI Ls. AautvEti-1 France, 1 Hamburgh, 1 Flanders, I 'Waterford. Lisbou, 1 Holland, I Gotlenburgh. I Ilausburgli, 1 Gilerney and Jersey, 1 Dublin, I Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS PAY AT TWELVII &CLOCK. flank Stock, shut Bank L. Ault. shut .i per Cent. Red. shot Indio Bonds,. . tis. pr. :trey Cent-Cons. 61 4 1 62 Exch. Bills, ls. 4s. pr. 1 per Cents..., per (cut .. N. Ann 9J I COURSE OF EXCI LANGE, Fronmr, OCTOBER 4. Amsterdam • 4l 0 B. 2 U,. Ditto, at Sight 4O Amilterdam Ditto, at Sight .., Rotterdam •Antwerp l2 9 Ex.lluney . lianihnrgh ' . 4 7 2 2i U. .Alton a 37 3 2± Cs. Paris, 3 Day's sight -90 Ditto • . 26 10 1 Us. Ilonrileanx, dim, Frank forton the Main Madrid Cadiz - ieville • 13ilbua . Gibraltar 34i Leghilrit (;e110a.., 44---Nenice Malta 46 ----Naples Pittem° _ . Lisbon , . 55 - Oporto Rio *illicit() . . Diailiii .... le —Cork._ i? per Cent. Agio of the Bank on Holland.... 2 Portugal Gold, in Coin 1 .3 16 6 per Ox' Foreign Gold, in Bars 3 13 6 New Douhloons .... 3 14 0 Nev Dollars , . . 0 4 10i Surer, in pars, Staudard' o 5 0 MOH WA'TEtt AT LONDON BIUDGE TO-MORRoAr. Morning, 16gal:tines after 2. I Evening, 41 minutes atter 2. tif - 41 - 4 1 STN SOLEIL 9E113 DICERS M Al/ DCAT LONDON, S;ITURDAY, OrI'ORER 5, 1816. FLANDERS BRUSSELS, SEPT. 27.--J. B. ‘Veyninclix, boro 'and living at Brussels, has been condemned to year's imprisonment and costs, f6r having permit ted himself to sing, in the presence of a great many petsons, some couplets in honour of tit Emperor Napoleon. Sr. 29.—The D 4 of Wellington, who Irsid been 'to the PrassiAn head-quarters at Sedan, has left that city to go nut! review the Russian corps under thecomiTtand of General Count Woronzow. The review of the English, Hanoverian, Saxon, and Danish troops, which form the major part of the right wing of the Army of oecnpation, ter minates the general, inspection made by his Grace, It is stated, that the Duke of lirellington, with a brilliant and numerous Staff, will come to Brus sels at the end of October. FRANKFORT, SEPT. 25.--Bavaria, according to the tenor of the Treaty of Munich, concluded with Austria last spring, has still a claim to indemnities, It desires to obtain them in the Palatinate, by re nouncing the Baden Circle of the Maine and Tau ber, which has been secured to it. It is pretended that Austria exerts all its interests with the Court of Baden to induce it to this cession; the most difficult point is to find a suitable indeumity for the Grand Duke of Baden. If the cession should take place, the city of Manheim will become the Seat of Government. VIENNA, SEPT. 20.—The preparations for the Emperor's marriage are continued ; the Gertua.n Guard is to have, they say, a new uniform more brilliant than the old one, and the riding-house it In be converted into a ball-room. It is thought that the marriage will be celebrated at Schoen brann, and that it will not be. till after the cere mony that our future Empress, and her august parents, will come hither. On the 12th there passed through Clogenfurth, under it military escort, 7 waggons loaded with motley corniug,froni Italy. GHENT, OCT. I.—Our Deputies of the Second Chamber of the States-General are returned. Tire Law on the Customs has been adopted after a dis cussion, in which 141estrs. Van Alien and Pyche defended with great ability the interests of our manufactures. 3 ustiCe is in general done to the new Laws in the Customs, and to the principles which the Monarch has consecrated, which give the trope of such amendments as may be found necessary. The adoption of this law offers a remarkable singularity and an apparent contradiction, which reflection will explain. All the Deputies of the ,louthern Provinces, without exception, bitVc WA forthe law; though they chewed the - incon-- veniencies attending some of the applications. The DeputiO of the Northern Proviucel in gene- We have this rnornin;.t received Brussels Papers to the 3d, and those of Paris of the saint date. It appears that the yellow fever tun broken out at Mart ihiqe, but every precantiun is tskeo to pre- Vcut its ,iprentiirig, An article from Vienna expresses the astonish ment 'felt there at the demands of America upon Naples. But the news most interesting is, sire think, that which relates to the political affairs of Sweden. It is not entirely a novelty to us to learn that • Party runs very high to that nation 'against Ban- NADoTTE, and that a multitude of Swedes and Norwegians entertain an earnest wish that their country Should, like the rest uf, - Enrope, return under the sway of its legitimate Prince. They feel ashamed of forming an exception to the gene ral yule. Some of the particulars contained in these Papers arc possessed of considerable im portance. , , The Journal de .Paris, under the title of a " Coup-d'ceil Politique. Review of the Mouth of September 1816," has a tirade hostile to England and very favourable to Atnerica.• It is too long for us to-day, but we mean to return to it. Three pages Of the Illonikur are filled with offi cial regulations respecting . the preservation, &c. of national timber for ship-buikling. Amongst the Christians who groaned under the iron hand of slavery at Algiers were 150 Ito . man subjects. -They wore erninarked on board an Unglish frigate for Civita- Vecchia." So says a Paris Paper ! how glorious an answer do these hundred and fifty redeemed wretches give to the pitiful insinuations against the British cha racter, which we translated from another Paris journal , of yesterday, and given, most unluckily for its splenetic author, under the very date of Cicitu Vecchia—a place filled with - gratitiule to Britain, and with rejoicing at the period alluded to, or utterly incapable of generous sentiment and honest . feeling ! No ! No! these envious murmurs—these dirty insinuations against this country belong to Paris alone, and do not disgrace . any town of Italy. We reprint the article at greater lengfb., for the .salceol the contrast : CIVITA-VECCULA I , SEPT. I4.—The news of Lord Famotrrit's victdry has produced a great sensation in this city. English Consul ecle hrated it hy. a htilliant fete, to which all the Foreign Consuls were invited. Numerous 108SIE were drank in honour of the conquerors. A painful reflexion has, however, somewhat di.; ntinished the joy we experienced. England ap pears by her Treaty to recognize the right of the DEYof Ar.ozerts to attack our vessels. The bar- anat!s, i i 1 war they may make according to the rights of na tions ; but we • know b6willusdry their promises are : and what is more vexations this Ttraty tars away all kinds of paritime independence nom Italy, and forces her to place itself under the pro tection of the English flag. We already complain that the English vessels have broken the commer cial balance in our ports, ho shipMents being made except by those who freight at a cßaper rate. They are at once merchants and counms sinners. Now they have gained another adetin tage—they are become our protectors to such 1 . degree that our safety depends upon them." ! ! And very well it is for them that they have such protectors We copy the f9llowing from GALIGNANCS Path Messenger of the 3d instant, received this morning. It affords a seasonabie hint to our Travellers rather to remain at home in a laud (if security, than expend their fortunes abroad iu discomfort and. danger " Two English families, after having Pa" cd Lausanne on their road to Milan, were attack' ) in the neighbourhood of Seste, (about nine leagto from Milan), by a'band , of robbers, consist in g of fourteen men completely armed and masked, WO stripped them of all their valuables, and it was with 'difficulty they escaped with life. The polling for LOCD MAYOR COOCllitleS thi " ,afternoon, and it is easy to see that the result must be similar to the state of the votes in n'r subsequent column.. In a matter so importal " the City, it is strange: tbat.not a ql iartelyt lll4 :. Livery have come forward to the HuStings. T'a'r' Traps the great majority of that 'numerous 1)94 reiy On the powers and wisdom of the Ccrir t Aldermen, to rescue them from the impositio" tempted by a Party. There WRS a reportin 'Change -alley y ester that the Bank of England hnad agree d to ad"' a " •q ' ; Government ten millions on Exchequer Prllg The PRINCE REGENT entertained a select F4''; yesterday to dinner : among the gues ts was (11° new Portuguese Ambassador, the Count D4' PAL:4EIA. The paragraph in our last (says the Journ • , where the report originated), which stated the illness or the Princess of WALF.s,, was errotwo":: tic hit as to the date of the letter from Naples, b ' the intelligence was received. Th e 14th ; , f leather should have been mentioned , instead a tilt! 24th. Her (+ We the Duchess of WItt,LINGTo N barked on Thursday o n h oa rd t h e King aeorge packet at Dover for CaLtis, when she will ceed to join her illustrious husband. Or l d ' e h r e or f .o l :;Si:lCt•i l3 l.l i :rd sz E i it : l m t ° "ulTial7 ; 45731°11'44: seldom conferred upon n foreig uer. hlc . Lieutenant-Colonel TuottNros, who lest arm in one of the last actioul on the Continent, has succeeded to the Lieutenant Gov ernorship the garrison of Hull. Accounts received at Vienna from Coos ,„ maple state, that the festival o f the Ila,rion menced on the 23d of August. At the tiel a l turc ,e 1 " 1 „ of the courier there.was a report of a gr c:lt abbot to take place in,the Turkish Many of our public trriters blame M. 1 6j 0 E TM-111E14ND fir inconsistency.. WI: s lit ''' . ii t i‘ ' soon expect rectilineal motion in an eel as 1)" cal consistency in any Frenchman 1 BOISSIN, the person accused of h a ring ,fir . Extract from a private letter, dated ( " 3 ` 31 t ,'',0.- e ilre , i p tlv i ra s i t sr o to l lo. a o t f G N en is e n r i t e ll s 3d InIalit":" f ! Every thing here is more LolElottneolviittlvitisate.onttnit,tecii lt,zo y. than in England. - Much of the rjlh the pecially oats, is not yet ripe, and touch lying ground, in a very bad stAte, which, I rear. be impossible to save. Some of the British c,trrl '.0,0 cers, ashort time since, went trom.the St. Omers, the Governor of which had stint, and kept the Mims there for the HY Ge e On complaint rnaile by them next morniug neral rAt;E:.,The wrote a letter to the Co' e appri,,iag. him, th a t should any of his'Ot r l re i , ls , • ~ti nzo power, he would co nfine them -0- 3 'lv which he sent to the Duke of WeLosors.ll Gavern,ir, it is.said, has in cOnsequeo'ci persefied." • A Letter from llome, dated September 7 Y , 0 - 3 1 ; I . l' great change Is ohi e rv,,i,le since the "' at e( • _of/ . tia kohl:lry is t 3 1 ; i o * its empire-0i laztoess anti mentlicity s sett'} 100 6 ° t i;o 1 0 br:tug hack All the - tetrf;rs and itorroF s l L ';,, intlutsirion, but his tioliue - -s has hrong" .1 11 . that spir:t ch ar i t y ,:, w hi c h ire \a have for the frailties' of human Itteture• SSOLINI * B pbbliCation, on t he me ans (If c hats beets srtNtt•tSset#'al}rl ~ i l-. : ,, w rio a r ge g i l'e' l i c i . i i l l: l s n i t t t oe li p t s l e e i t , e rl :t i s: : ; : t r.q ,01 the fanatic tart{ rtt sitors elsewhere, in tinier that the pure ; 1 ;. r ! by the t Gospel may t the only conont,s to S'` — ‘l ll Gerl."--(French Paper sail llnPOn tall is to be held at Out"- „or Ce' Tnesday.next, the Bth instant, for the Firei: 0 ,0 " ct ' ivi ng the lieport of the. lat e Sheri°, result elf their atttintiance upon his 1 1,0 Y"' i 1,0 nest the l'arscs REGEST,'," if' kill'"? . i i nti 1 ; e. Would bepieaßeti to receivea the Addl A t'l' s titianT he I.l ;r r i e c e e d o t r a 2 s l i t * c e ' t f t ''! iir i t tg P li a s i t i i r lia : ll : c rl s t c i:: e s t r , at a prtotium of from ~•4x [0 seVell thMISMI'L It is ascribed to the tin i 14 " 1 by I!lreigners, antong' others, hV agent' • Bank ot price te r oi G th o le ld 6 4: 1 7 ,,t iol i tt o kl it n i ot wa h i er i p s r c es:' t . go 1 c ilver ounce that of new doubloons 31. 14s. n os mains at the former prices.---Standard at dollars at 4s,