The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-25 00:00:00

7 PKONt it. PA .I!,:ii!t4. t a tha vit THI'l 1101.1WING.1 ' PARts, noten'2l.--On tb;: WI Col. •of the ex-17th Chasseurs, and known by tis had principles, was arrested'at Strasburg. The Police bad been in sea , eh of bun some day . kecording collie most exe.et accounts, fhe "feeilve Niviemal.Gerara of ,P.Ari's was, on the Ikt Vvbi nary, 39,719, of which 32,4S4tare provided wiry elothinO, Lot if Exinutith has entered the port of Genoa. with liis thimidron. The , day on ‘vhipli the maiviificent edifice 'of ,San Carlos burnt, some shocks of an' earth quake ivere telr. The affrighted inhabitants fled in crowds from their houses, some of which were 1 ilaM,igerl, N i per,on ova 1 illetl, Ilirsv and -ieeolid Council of Var of the Ililitury tvill lie occupied before the end of: March in the trials of .Generals Delahortle, 11,xcellotitits, and 1 4 cfevre Des- 11011 CS. w lilt of the per9oas %rho cease ,to form a pit Li t t'ille hy.,iit ate : Ist Ctass , --Nlcssrs. Munge and Carrot. • • Ganit,ihaceres, Ate rlin Sicve,, ncederCrj -Armit's Itetirt;tult. tie St. Jean trAngely, .11,dret, Matto., Etielltir, Lucien Ilutotap;hrte. • • Ntl.— ! .:Ales4rti; Etqoire j Lrtkituel, Joseph Litiontiparty. ' • Thr:Califii(Lit (itaiglied for the second class are, RiClialtu, 1)u Montesquieu, De Levia, th TAlly '1'610104 . 1, ~Do 4oimitl, Dausit i t, NAN) of Dillon, &c. The Americata.value at seven millions of dol lars the property 'which has heen'takeit from them at Napirs, trAto the time of Joseph they 'claim it fvoul the Indent Go%4Entitattt. ',runt rum, MA“Cti 2.—Two Algerine, ships tehich had desOlated ate Cult St. Viaphetnia, owl which had captured SeVeria ,VeSSEAS, and curried oti from the coast some Into and children, were po closely por6yed by the brig Leopold and the Corvttte I Sat) cllut , that they abandoned several boats laden with the nun of their robberies. Dat4oct,lacit 1.2.—N0t vithstanclingtlae report to the contra' y, Fouclie is still in this town, where he fives very retired. Alstaon 10.—It is considered impossi ble to establish the same Mode of arditiitiistration for the whole of the Provinces composing the Poissian Monarchy, reaching from Memel and Koniphei•g 'on the' borders of the Baltic,' to Cologne anti Aix faXliiipelle on the left bank of thelthine.. That . ging has assembled at Berlin all the Presidents,, to order definitively the provincial administra tions, The organization of Brandenburg, Poscn, anti Saxony, are completed.. When the whole of the,provincial administrations are finished, they wiltitroceed to the formation of the Constitution. FaliNGll FUNDS. 4 per Cants. GO f. 70c. ACI,IOIII I:RECEIVED LAST NICHT.] CHAMBER OP DEKTVIES.....Va rch 19. The, Chatither proceeded to the discuision of th e budget i the, Ministers were present. After ft lotig debate, the discussion was adjourned td the following clay. a Secret. Connnitipee, M. de Silaberry. . wade' a proposition for removing from the 'adininistration all persons stispected. , of im ,proper c onduct during the interregnum. This i m , p ,i t i t i on will be discussed after the budget, AL Kergorlay proposed a project of law.for ensnring . the responsibility of Ministers,' which will be discussed in the Secret Committees. In the sitting of the 20th, the debates on the hodget Avere finally closed, and ;ti. Corbiere, the ricporter froth the Cothmittee, was to make his reply on Friday. aJa, , Alum 20.—Last Friday a General Irdi'sed through Versailles, surrounded by an es t `oi t of gendarmes, on his way front 'frappes to Park. It wa said that the prisoner was General 'Tray° , ; but it would appear that this is sttnistake, NiadAttte 'Meat *et out this morning for Relines, wlier her husband is 'detained. Tbe paper'of the' process relative to the escape tit La<<t atette, have been transmitted by the Chamber of Am:illation to the Secretary of the Court of anti the trial will come cm in the first ses,iim in April. PARLS, MArten • 2l.—The official part of the Moniteor contains an Orcionance for recreating tle Royal Marine. It is to bonsitt of eight batta lions of artillery, five companies of, artificers, five companies tit' Rimers, and the Officers necessary flit the direction of the parts and arsenals, in re- Teel to the forties, fonnderies, and manufacture of arms. There is also to be an Inspector-Gene ral of the Marine Artillery. The corps to be esta bushedlovthe service of the Navy , and the Co lonies, tAking the cilia of the Itoyal Corps of Ma rine Artillery. Each of the light battalions to have 8 Staff-Maine and six companies, one of which is to be bombadiers, and the other five gunners. The Stair to consist of seven Officers ; the boutbadiers of OS Officers, subalterns, and privnte3 ; and each gmitter company to eot t bist of 91 Officers, &c. The Ist and Bth compauka to be distr.bittCd in Brest ; the 2.1 end 7th at Ton. late; the i - oth gad 6th at Rochefort., the filth at tollCtii,, !tilt tLe,3ll.at Clictlattrg. -The tires - % of these men t 3 tt he hlne, tined pantaloons, *C. A report is cartent at Milan that tli.e Powers wito•.signatlic raSt Treaty of Paris decided, by ifseeret Article, that the Duchies of andCoastalla, ititorpOrat'ed with the Lombardo-Venetian kingdom alter the death of the Areliduchesslluria Louisab TheY write from Florence, that several Urn:list+ niercanti!e hosts which had established them selves at Gentili w 4 aile the • Enilish frnops vivre there, have folloWeil' the troops of (hat nation which have been sent to Curio. VIENNA, MARCH 2. --The Hungarian grena diers of the battaiioo of :larossi, when the i . tk,ur Venetian horses +, tee removed froth . Paris, .re solved t 6 have some fragment as a memorial, and chose the. Eagle which. was on . the front of. the Car of,Vietory. Eagle is arrived quite safe., and k placed, with the consent of the Archduke l'alatine, in the Hungarian National Museum at IMADPID, MARClll.—Severd perscins of dis tinction have been all eStell this capital within days : oolong others nn Englisman, whom a n enormous 511111 in gold was found : it it not known what use he mesot to make of it. All the booksellers have been called before the Tribu nal of the baittisit ion, wpere they most give in a list of all the works which they hove in their shops, in order' that those which sit liktly to displease 'the holy Office may be ihterdicted : we are even assured that this tribonal'balleita the of every deicript ion of-books.coming from foreign countries. At Panrpeluna, and throughout all Navarre, several officers have b ee n a rre s ted, who formed part of the corps of .Espoz y Mina : tine of• the chiefs of this cot ps, "tamed ChOlin, living at some diskance from Pampeltma, tared himself by Hight.' . HAMBURGII AND FLANDEItS IiAILS. Alincrt 21.--,llia.Niajesty arrived at the Palace this morning at 1 . 0 o'clock. The Archdukes Jphu and Lewis arrived. here front Antwerp yesterday eseniug. morning they have visited the collections of thy Aeahmy r '. the Library, the Museum, anti other public..esta blishments. 'their Highnesses were ifuot, dressed like private gentlem en, as we saw ;heir , (iutoit uncle, the Emperor Joseph IL travel thvongh • his doniinions. The':Atchdfikes intentk to visit the field of Waterloo. While they were, at Bruges, they exat..ined, io the Chtireli . of Sr. 'alvador, the iirlll6 of the Order of 'the - Golden Fleece. In the .Church was held the eighth Chapter of that Order, which was instituted at Binges. The Prince reeeived_itt.the most (Litter ing manner, ,'Mr. Roeland of Niettpoit, Prolessoe eilArchiterture in the - Academy or Ghent.. 'They admired as a niastopiece the plan'Of this artist for a monument to be ereev.d at 'L011(4311 in Cdrnine• MOrtilinn of the Victory (*l' Waterloo and ()ribose. in Spain. Air. itoeland has just set out for London. GH sts r, 11.1Attot Leroi, 'the painter 9f lirussels, w h ose productions have so often em bellished our.Exhibitlon, has just given the ay , this and amateurs of this city a pleasure which they eagerly desired. Batik y trater too , note exhibiting itt the Saloon of Antiquities at the Auguitine.Convent, is one of the moit vast com positions of a creative genius. It i> not merely . adOrned with some detached details, but climpre, bending the whole field at bat tit . it givei a clear idea of the whole of the operations of that tq morable day. Painted, if one may say so, under the dieutiou of several English and Belgic Gene rt.'s, it %he.w•s, all the military positioni; and every Oflirer every corps of. our Army would easily rr coguise. the spot where they acted. • The Gazette if Colovie of the 47th,..Contaiits ,along article upon the right which the penple . 01 Germany have to. require from their respective Governments a free Constitution national representation. COlogne, it Must be observed, is a Prussian city. VIEbiNA, MAttcn 18.--The Grand ,Onchess of Parma paid, on the sth, her farewell visit to all , the'memhers of the Amperial Family. Ou the day before her departure, the Imperial Family asembled in the evening at her apartinehts. Her 'Majesty has made rich presents to all tka rarsoas of her CoUrt r she,has given to the Martinis de Beausser, the honorary title of Grand Master . of the Conn of Parma, and , a Snuff-boke finely en riched with diamonds worth 3000 - ducats, accom panied with a very flattering The,number‘of French of both sexes, who were in her service, and return to France, :is 4( ; the ; ethers, who will have the bottonr• to accompany the Princess to Parma, will return to France froin that city. Yesterday morning, orders were suddenly given . lot to receive any more sums in paper for 088 of 50,000,000 the interest of which is paid in money. VIRNNA, MARCH 10.—At the tlepartute of the last accounts from blau, General Bianchi was atilt in that 'town, where lie tvaite(l ouly for the arrival of a Courier from Count de'Viteiuuut,Ao AliSt 11 ' 01 A411 1;11.S:1(10r Nr ii: ,; r !, ft, rran 4 mrdocetipy A . 1.4 the hit) Viertel. Th`clunito who 80 ambitiously vtrer,tl td the Aivhdacliess Maria Louisa ) -tp execute Any comioNsioit slig might leave for l)er lihsband at Sc. Helena, was a disbanded °Meer, Iler hope: flat ai'his temerit;r, gdve the letter to Geu. Niepperg who attended her, BRUSSELS PAPERS, Baussnts, AtAacti . 16.--,lt is bat too certain that in several provinces of France, particularly in Champagne, there is much discontent and uneasi ness, which arise principally from the fear that some time or other there will be a revision of the sales of the national property, in which so large a portion of the nation is interested. The evil 'minded do not fail to augment this fear by all pwsible means, in order to inflame the credulous ;, but the attempts of the alarmists are still kept down by the teal. and watchfulness of the po lice. The province of Picardy-, which in general is'so devoted to the King, is.in some degree uneasy on this account. The disbanded soldiers, the dis charged functionaries, ledires, and &maulers, arc still dangerous. A thorough knowledge of this has given occasion to the measures taken by the nuke of Wellington for fixing the position or the army in ai suitable manner. The discipline observed by e the Allies is exemplary, and not the smallest cont.; Plaint haS yet been heard of the curt:filet of the troops. It is thought that,.the Mike has put off his intended journey to Englanth and that, after inspecting the army, he will return to I , dris'tri be better able to observe the state Of thiogs . , amid to give the 'necessary orders, as circumstances may require. non 8.,---Private letters front Amiens state,. that. not only. in that town, but in all the princi-'' Pal towns of Picardy, the agitators endeaVour to •enflame the people's minds by ,Spre a ding 1(Itls of false reports, and diStributting . :fileendiary rit In order . to .clieck these alarming tuoVe-:. meats, whiCh nii.44lit prove d.ingerons littlest. were left unpithiStied, 'several inhAbitants of Amiens; lionlogne, Meanvfiii, and other towns, have re ceived orders to. depatt within 21 hours,„ and. to . repair to the place', pointed ont to them, .there to remain under the inspection orthe, police. Several military of different ranks, wbo Publicly showed their evil sentiments, have. been conveyed to the ro.tle of. 'Ham, and the citadel flt 'Arras,- 'French Flanders and Artois are still tt.re.;:tly devoted ' to the B op o ons . Lill e its parrieuhr, and .Arras, Show an inyArotileled loyalty and ; sand there no doubt thlt Liltero;kitl'ikecoine the, scat of Government, '014104 'new - trAntairl •eanse.- inch a remov..l to: be judgetLOCesS;lll; ,New . and•strict 114;4.41111'S coal ;IMO to be taken on tht French 'frontiers tO hinder the introduction of Certain' Journals into France. TwO persons upon! w.hom snek.weie fount; have been thrown into pri son at Lille; . 1 • - • • „ Maack. 20:' , --Letters from Lille announce, that the evil disposed,..and theloppoocuts ON 1 3 1;- 10'a Government in France, have lice 'n tor .town time past more. industrions than ever in attempt= ing to mislead public , opinion and: excite new troubles, iVritinii,s are sccretly ' disiributtil, ad vertisements;sodtlettlyposted up,' aitimyntoes tors, mostly Sent front Paris, and similar usual and well,known means, art employed .by these persons to spread the most absurd reports : thus they endeavour to make ithelieVed, that the Arch duelless Maria Louisa, n'ith her Sim, has' ..set Ott in order to assume the Government of'. France ; that tite Allied Powers are agreed. on this point, and that the Austrian and IlnsSinin (In their march to stipport the claims of t Ilk Princess. The police, it is true, takes the inost measures to prevent !:ite consequences of these silly reports but the credulity of the .pcople", ptsri .tienlarly.in the country, is' In gr, o t, the ear deavours.of the enemies of tbC liourbint's itifold,...that people's Miatis are 'kept in contiattal alarm. At Lille, however, these reports have hat no- effect whatever; and a diytcharged officer vtto circulated them has been arrested, in 'ortlei to be tried by a court-martial; They cvrite . from Lnxembotrrg, that the great military ro*d connecting Ger . tOrty wi , h the Prenelt ►l'parttnente where the cams of General Zietken is stationed, ig already fixed tog° by Olaf, lot tresc, and thence to Treves, AFFMRS OF FRANCE. " The King's 'Ministers, and 'the more ardent Royalist party, in the Chamber of Deputies, are said to" be in a,state of violent disunion respect ing the appropriation of port of the Royal Forests to the security 'of the public p creditors. The advo cates of the Ministers ha v i told the party thur they have no yight to 4.lltur Ole 14W, eStabliilliell on this subject,,W4d that the Icing !Outsell would consider their perseverance On this roillt as nt• tacking his own authority. The private letters dwell at considerable ,leugth on.this dis pute, and hint the probability of its leading either to thellissolntion of the Charitber or of the Mi..: mistry. They , also speak of the interference of the Duke of Wellington in the affairs of France, by: a letter addressed to the. King, of which theYpro fess, to'give correct extracts # which represent the ' Noble Duke as' Hating' to his Majesty, that the peace of Fraoce depended on the presence of the Allies, and that the most injudicious French poli ticians are to be f'orittd within his 'own Palace.-- . They add, that'the Pnkelvas waited upon by M. Stiles ignaci oo the subject of the sentinierim. he hail expressed ; but that the .visit being onof -fleiali wes ern short by his Grace,"---We greatly chiabt tLe iuthenticity of these revolts. CommoN itSAP, ALL, Mr. %Vat:lol,o4, after briefly adverting to tile ptoeredings of Friday, regretted that those found fault with the Itesolutions hat! not titiiietl tti assist in drawing*thent up. Tlite was n1406114' to be done, in the present instance, but to 121 01 % that they should be adopt - ed. Mr. I)ixoN observed,.that a Gentleman in Court Pad in his possession an entirely new set of Item , ' lotions, on which the seuce of titeiAasembly. Quid be: taken. Mr. DAV:S saide'that three Were certain varbal amendments to the original - Motion. to i wiii ll - 11 ttntlerstooil the Honourable Mover was disposed to accede; he thought; therefore; that that deck' denten should himself suggest thwe amendieenb• The Lout) MaYort suggested, that the propet' course wort e ld be, to read the Resolutions, iu. or der that they Inight be amended in the'usital %‘llll. Mr. WArrttNIAF said; he was ,inditiereut , to what became of his Resolutions ; lie was oily de" sirous that the public interests should not bl: 0.- crificed to what he could not but consider as per sonal obstructions idly and unnecessarily throkra its his way. Such obstructions, arising fiolll such motives as be was satisfied existed on the pa rt ut• his opponents, were not to be borne. S A' ts it n . se B.' fe D w il f t u7ll . l —' er i t . .e i t i tr il r r t Y s accetrips-, nied by threatening gestures ; and on a siithien,, Messrs. Dixon. and ‘Vaithnettr wete seou . 11 'dk i . (1 , 14 ottotosklorplLbeeet:r them." their way towards each other from- the opeosida sides of the chamber; metre members shut:ltalie- Mod ) • rushed . forward to prevent* theui fro ti tneet: end a scene of the utmost contusion enstiett r Strangers were in cOnsCiptenee nritere!l -„I :ill accommodation wa s soon e dectet Ott titti. yeturn the Common tug the original Res •• olutions. ~ 13c . ows:n objected tir thetrt as unicli • ett - rWet to ttien. i en., .e 'to alisWe'l : the porpo" t intmrird. - Inc deprecated all personalities fi'' creditable .tor the Members j iet the raptly .9f t i t s COlO,. 1, and : moved a er ul KesoititiOns, the .01 " , • i stiti4anCe vii,l4e . foreguing, but tautetially ( 1", Illicit h att i the lerisee *cciervut wdi read • Deptite Box seconded the Amendment. Mr, ItAtilifx io rivour theolg' ll ' ttesOlittiom,. 11:ith respect to the tliesoluii ° !: - i proposed by the Gentleman (Mr. they reminded bins of a cartliin ASiatic which v... 41 slo,V .its tnov,eliteUis, ( l u ll. before it email I;!:I c l i from one t rre, to another it W &iced to . - the last neceity ; 'bur* when it tiiiliu t , rn tail) MbiCCI • its .por , ttit.,. adhered.to it " „d i • such pertinacity-that it tio‘ericrt it till it eVery tittOtit of I*bliage ond , bask. • !iticli svit 4l44: case with the lion; Cietitletnon,..whoi Lke th 4 opossum, hurl seized upon Ott , kaolin-nee, .0d It ; ? Hon, Fl ic•llti'S Address, and stripping; it of blossoms, left nothieg bet the tier:. styk. holies) the iltiii.*tientintlitth "nonnsite ‘vonid (101' any thing like an atneudittelit, limed give +e,tty to 11 " 1 -strong language of the Iterillitiotts, wfitcW "" presFeit the real feelings al that (2,0 1 401, solutions less poinicii Would fl,il short of 0 " 11 : feelings. , Mr. Dreov asked. Ale.. Harvey whether lie Lac not himself pri.terted some litteOlut ions Mr. li.savt.:y m ts were's! in che a:iitu;;teilr► best • multi he %you'd titit propose them: us ho 'nod wish t;) weak those already heinre . the Cotirt. , , Alderman IkEVGATE hoped, before di, Lpsereiott went to a division, that . sortie form n will bit adopted, by %Oriel' the tinenimity, so desirable. 0 3 this occasion, might ha attained. There was title • , , pint of the liesuitittonJ selst:l) Ito 111 o,lg hit might' be altered with great propriety, and that was tits : part ,nbichallue...:d to tire standing' e r rtuy sttbretsiv , th E •e lie thbitgi,'t sued! arty might be maimained, a ' ri•litct regard. to the seetaity. of thy. finerties 01 .11 " /. people. *". :hetes would not ;Allude to a ll the folgeP t ; a " p hecies whiels had been 'uttered by the Geli t ,.' 4 ' :mien who sapporsupported , cause he had no desireto.proloog . the debate , ye' did think, however,' itiffiCiene gtt rouds exigt .ed for proving that ti t s li ne taken by thoSt: c' en : denten had not on all occasious been stric:lyeetreC," NVith 'respect to the Resolutions themselves', thought thetit many parts grani t uaticolly 0 111 ' verbally. incorrect; therefore, be-should the - Amendment... - 111 "..WillIa said, that ft'om what had, occurr''' owthe:pre . cedlng night irr the/louse of Cointillin 4 ; the 4 . Hot satisfattory results neight be anticipate,' to the .country. In going -t o ? or n amen t to cu' treat farther benefits, he thought, . in the temPet of Italie its which they at preseet were, the.Cotu c !. shoeld.abstain from all recapitulation of for'" es Misconduct,- and from the: l a e gie , g , O r notate"' !. - le was of opinion that the original Jtesoluthittl' language e r l eBi t lc his r e e t -Jon.Ptiiutii he hoped leava out a greet part of the counter-tits intvhi c4 lee lied Widget!. Mr. DixoN said he never saw 4 , *et of Revd" ti'ett so nograrnruntical, or Which demanded CO, nitich amend/vent,' as, those' which h‘ui been sub' united to the Court' the preceding day feeling litt shOuld approve of the Amendukort wPltich was - coerecred in uttoirjectiretable languorge. , *' Mr. Pal - Test was in tavotir at the original Re-, solution. • . .• Mr, ..BUMSTEAD saw nothing improper or 'suiting iu the language of the Resolittions of I.li° lion. Friend (M,r. 'Waldman). Mr. WAITIIMAN replied, the *original Resalti.. tions were amended, by the omission of a few words, where they were emseidered too strottg.'" --- The question was then pat on the Antendfree 9 'l which WAS negatived by < e bilge majority ; tb", original itri‘pitlllo2l3 W4lO eartied amidst lo t° cheers, and Petitions to both houses of mem proposed and agreed to. GRATI'LLERAVT (Fromce), Matson 17.-0- 14° Lagl6bmen, named Williams and James Itabeqh, having shamefully alupted .the confid enc e of th e commercial house of Messrs. Tooooor and-Ssv yr. acr cstabli,hed at Bristol, carried ova,' the fruit of their didionoutable transactions, value(' at more th.m 130,000 franks.—They have b e " traced to this place, and art estcd in bed, with Pr °. pricy to the amount of 50,000 about theta.