The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-12 00:00:00

FICE?::Cti PAVERS tfi, I 2CVIV ED Tim mottNswG.l ~` - !y . . . . _ OF DEPt,TItS, MAucti a. • • • . The Commission. charged .Preparatirm 4of a Proiet to petition his Niajcitv to take into Tooilderation the state (,f- the wounded Vet-1(164n and their orphans and widows, t tsisers • 1 . 11 e 4 for that purpose. 'rlie Reiolution of the Chamber of Peers; eel i tik utee icOasticalOonatious haiUgbecti adopt etl,hy a considerable. majority, will be earricd .4 . o the King by the rkeSideat; Mid' the fohr Secret to be . tiotutait, Dtputy of tine "Meuse; to tire Nationni IVlAttett 7.-4,kaeounta from Lyons states that they ara - abuttt to, forin there's foreignbri lade.: We expect much fromthis Incasure,which will.glve a gt•cat number of.fo.ieign'aoldierg, who have toade part of Alje,Prencb aunics,, .oppor- Junity of faithfully serving- the .Stata. in which tbey have found in* The neigbhuitibitotl the I)epart oleo t * : 'Of 11x3 joist been occupied by 3000 hi,Auctt 21-i—Tle triost• active cor rl"lllftei)c",:.ts goilig ou between We pre its ntod that it -itspects certain ri'atiKenteni II in 'the South Of 'Germany. :furor— i,lnt tHiatchel (rim Tetecsbitrg have led to -am eAtrztordinaty • Conference of the Ministers at Vienna. • ' VI e VA, F;•.8.2.1. 7 -entiut de florlilicrg is gone- on a:mission to the Courts of Petersburgh and tnr,rtler to'obtain their consent that the country Of Bitten itt default of male•heiras. laity pass to the lewate, whieli will- be a.,gicitt nOelty in the fiefs of the h'impire, ..• ROME; Fri. 21.—A Society having manifested, an intention . 16 place in a I)llllllC3lt9.itlnti H 1n bronze of the rope, his I - Wines*. refused this homage, attyitig, "After my death, if the people regret me." T lt ea tiler havint changed, the 19(1$ of I . ''- ..t.tritary, whicli was a day of mourning in the ea• viral, being the;Artnivers ary.of the Treaty of 'lu • lentino, was celebrated by fetes, &c. Fait:W.ll PUND.tt. March Cth.-5 nk Actimts 1074 t. . March r f r . c t eati IlAnk Act i+ . 11574 .Maych per Cents . .01 f. fl c. . rank Actinas 1 , 179 f.' 3IAI t_s. /~.., .~ itratvrn-* •rance. 1 t ailerntee le+ld Jersey. t ntthlin. Lisbon, k k.uttQa:Juiti. Eiutrosay fond ilrrsry, I Watrvford. A r tut : 7E tyy sToc,,,-KA - .- THIS nAY AT r'wtt..Vl:: :n i t•t.C)tlC. tilt* Stocir. shat Tndia. liondc, 2t. 34. pr. 3 per Cent Red. glint Facile+ !lip li.ve, Ais. Is. pr. . :3 per Cent, t'oni. tit i4a Ompittll); Ehli 4 per CtittA, fault Ditto fur repuent, .•," • - per CL. Nnei . Ann. 9411 I Con.. for Account; Gll Or* -1.%•t0k L. Ann. shut 1'11(1 AVAT R LON i)ON R 14.11) () 1 7 , To-Nst)lllt6) VS*. 41 rpinutos alt4r - 1:1 :I WitluLcl after Til E SUN. S4)Lt%I 131111'01CYAt rm.stim AtinzAT? LONDON; 117...:51hi -21,111C)11 taries. - 1114‘1., Or ADMIRAL / MOTS AND roz()NnT. B6YEr: COfiNC/f., OF March 6. The. Conniii oliened to-clay with the trhil of Atituiritl Litioii and .Colonel Boyer, accused" of dis obetliedoe and revolt.' , The Report made by the Minister of '',llarine, tontainin; ,the itymnied to the actusid •was together 'with the Ordormanee of 'the King, ordering thenibefore the Conncil of War. . Thc letter; of the 'A!tmilral's were then. noticed thr Reporter—one dated M - ay 2, acknowledg • tog ti a iceeipt of his "Mniesty's orders . to retain . the lilt of'llatialoepe, and expless v ing tht great.e§t zeal,and . devotion to the Ktn;g;—another letter; tinted 25th Jaly, 1815, in which heannounceijO tile :Minister' Of Ala-7ine the' attsieliasent of- Om Blp.cks to the peron of titeli:rnperor.- • The c n ir e soundenceof Mr. et„Oiiliermi, Inten dant at:Gnatialonpe. AVith M. Illar;as. antilvithhis Majesty himself, sets forth in the most lively co lours the conduct . : of Colonel Boyer. lie_ stecov:i. Greinclr Litton' of a weakness, upon the mensures to he taken, of which, says heove.' be the victims. In a litter dated 20th Stine, the Gevernor. is stated to have made a Pio 7 clam:ltion in the name of the -Emperor; and ,to have Hoisted the tri-coloured cockade, _ Depositions of s ieverai OBktts were then.;-ittO tinced,ideelaving that Colonel ,titiyer had only art:- eel ;ini t itention of saving tht Lenois anti .floyer were then intooduced. 11, Li nt:its bowed in 'the Council. They were in form. • Leg'onk questiond.--1. if Col; n'!yer, 'fit art Etirili It primmer by the terrn* . of the espittiln.' Sinn c i Glaiiillolllll'., sv t iiillCnahle to , a French . Conneil of Wttc? If he yves . 'tot entitled to the ilenefit of the Anthestyl—The Reporter ap;:ercti theses qnestinus against Col. lioyer. , AltCr 60me questions put by the to M. Li 41.14. the:examination of the witpessei bpgan, iithich Were not coreltuted when the.Contt. -adjourned, afterLiliee days hearing; tm the NhPLF.%, Frx. 21 party of ltogliiktrnops• Aviv) wcre lo the Lei-ant tool at Genwi„ baste arm rived in Citl.thria, bort will be Alistrihuted in• the ti"tierent The towne of I .)tratito and 557114 will have gerrisonh time-posed 4)f .thest.corps. arr;,;;l ‘ s arc constriicting 'fat them in the-environs 4,1 it 'is said ;,t the Government is cl4rged , \Vc do not yet understand vi.by the L:trlish have 'thtsught: it necessary to trans pprt tiaorts into obi - country. There.are 144 , 04 too many foreign soldiers, , for the Austrians say vothing about leaving. Time petiotrrs will ex. Visors the mystery.' VzitAtt. , „ Faa.-2-4.---'r he garrison here has Ixen rgpienislieflby mot l i from 'Venice., It i s 9 1 ,, ri ght, that. it Will COll3l,St 04 : 4000114n. d oitot "k now whether his Holiness has -consentiti to this .ar- rangement. They write from Naples, Veb. The Theatre Royal of St. cheats no longer exists,--- This gloriotis monument of the arts And of the magnificence of Charles . -111., this immense edi ,fice, which reeds to the minds of Neapolitans and of foreiguets the good , taste of, Athens and the power of Rome, has been its a few 1110111V1ti entirely destroyed bylire. , • " The fire took place from the oegligenot of a plAott employed in it, who had left a lamp burn ing it was -impossible to stop the progress of the Gales. `l he xoof quickly fell in, and in a very short time the King's Palace tuft! thineigh, botiring buildings were destroyed." - Nuts, Saturday illornang.—A deplorable event has jiiit taken place in-. the town of pteux. A physician, named Verbe, assassinated a gentleman of the name of Billaud, a painter, in consequence of ,some difference of opinion. The assassin is in the hands of Jublit.se. The Autograph oflhe-will of Louis XVI. lately *Nina, has been sent to the King by M. Delarne, `Keeper of the Archives. Some days ago a mar i about Myears of sage, baying the 'appearance of extreme poverty, fell :down in the street du Monceau, St. Gervais, by ovlsieli he was severely hint. They , carried him to the Note! Diett, 'sett lie expired , -z ee p a p u rs found in his pockets otscoverca him Much, l'lmissels, Freneh.l'apers have ; the former to the 9th, and the hilt (thrve days). to I Oth inst. We (la not find much !t• tract notice in their Contents. .At: Paris the trial of Admiral LINOS, end General )(iv en for 'lte (Acing at Gnadaloupe, iltts been betore the Coopcil qT Warydirring three. sittinty,•:, and i 4 not yet 6ltivired. The eiidence, which we li,ve not • spree to critcy..upontp-day, occupios nearly the. whole of the Joartial4, and s ems o be very strong' against the Priloners. We rejoice to "see that while mensures•are pnr suing„, to popish the Traitors who have brought S O lunch. in nary on Protice and Europe, the 'French Legisrature ere turuhig their -attention to .the reward at the loyal And patriotic. A Mr. C A ; ti r L has proposed an Address to the,liiiig; -to gratit pen s ions to.aie lloyalkti wounded, and the withms and children -of. Royalists slain in his tense. The qiiestion was referred to tt . Com mittee, agreed, to, and the'Addregs Ordered to be presented. . • • . The important diseuisions - on-the Budggt add Clergy mare also come to,f.tvont'Oleconelniionf. trite only other point of a political littEllre in these eenninunications relates to Italy. A conii derahie number of British troops have, as it should seem, oceopiett:the Calabrian Coasts. — There are other ntilitaty movements noticett in almost every part of Italy, for which, under existing circumstances, we are at a loss to ac count. - , The magnificent Theatre of San Carlos, at Napks, ,cliteemed tlie.finest in the b,is been burnt down. The five, it is believed, was .accidental. .We have letters troll) St. Denis, dated March 8. Oar Military. llorpital still continues there, and the.uuruber of iiek amounts to between 4' and .500 : a moritli'before there were .1000. They do not expect to'break up till -the middle of Aprit, when those reported "Incurable' will be se:4 to Lngland,.. t it rtimo,fted, say! One of nor Corresponitints, that the Duke of WELLINGTON dues not blend renving his beac!.tinarters, having been ptevailed upon ht the to remain The ittrotmation we hail yesterday from Ame rica we derived from thc,piAiteness of tile respect able Moose of Messrs Putt's,. NICHOL, and Fon arr7-4he• same whose notice was posted at Lloyd's. We to-tlay give a few further extracts front Americas) Papers. Tkpppositicriv are very cunningl7 trying 'to iierstiatle Minister that they will -have but a small majority on the question Of the rroperty which hns again heen postponed till - Motiday; . : Minister', it is:othl enough, refuse to.believe these Orscleq, and,'it is still more mitt, persist in -enter- ' 1 taining a Perfect conviction that the'lat4,er the discussion is delayed, the stronger. will their majOrity exelaims - a hot auti-Taxist, increase their number of VO(C3, when the sense of, the whole coutory against this,pernicipus, in , qui,itorial, anti other abusively epithetetl impost, rs pouting into Parliament every night, in the shape Petiti 0115 ? Softly'. Ilre talte:the liberty to tfeitY' the fact. The Petitions , se nt‘ in•are numerous, but iiortittmerotts.ly signed.—" A begtterii'accOtint of empty boxts.7 . TheYncither speak tile sentiments of impoi taut places, nor of,. the .majority of the. popular iotp of the uniniportant vestry moths, • lages, tnoplets, and companies whence they have: p; it.►ciltally. beets. obtained. The " Intellectual City" of Talitthurgli, - irnieed, ,- .sitict lolled - the ignis fatitus or Mr. brrk:rl the lutellivint; County of yrjecteil the againstthe.Tax, and substituted attotlter in its At Liverpool, al ,we stated .--tertlay, .not 200 sighetttrol conk! .he ,obtainetl. it. rile - CoLnity'of Warwick u Petition Was stir' reptil : ionsly,..suiggle.d . .tittnugh by a,few,indivi. duels, without apprizing the: High Sheriff, or 114.4, , vertizing in a single Newspaper', sittll stem - at Meeting tints irivattly the: Petition ag'ainNt the. Tax • was. barely. carried.. This, of ennrsu, is . - called tht, , srmse* of the'County of IV4 r:v ick At.',MatAchester thecounter-Petiti:gners were by far,the most numerous and respectable. At Levis the i'etitioining Meeting 'was so mi sLi.abli deficiolt 'the appearance of persOns of credit, that even the tiernagogqe orators tarocuted that' seare'ely brie of thtise trho pity'tlie n Tax coati te +net d their procreiffings.: Ac (31assow ount,er-pctition has also. been carried: At Leicester the iense . i4 the place is forttir Tax. ,Vt'e Aril; il'ot .by clump:ooot tbe , places of minor imiortattee, ‘vlticb hare eittibittil the ahnnst pot;tird vtft,l'ele . f - agree . • • • ink to Pctilic).ds .p,pou,• pf a Taf:a . thltig siaree• iv to be expected tinder )iny, eirettuistkames, Rad rile itroligi , .:4 . frasitice proa(.'brthis sart:tvei - girert In Grem Lititain • • , ..lint leaving these, need we .ask, . if what - has vasseil:tnEilinlitirglishire, Warwickshire, Liver ! Leeds; ',NrAtieliester, Glasgow, dos ,not . a distinctly thew that the Sense of the COl,lll. try is; .with 'the ' Mini.ters, in -preferring this 1 Tax to any other MeaStire of tintitice :—this sshich is •au elfeeturdl recipe fur confirm .ing us .in the high station•we 11 . 11 T attained, and . 1 not a pentilliug worthless expedient to 'Nve the flounce of the pupire stroggong aall sittLitig .tier the closing aecoutits of a tong ana. most pensive 'contk:. , We appe;il to the Very Petitions, _about which on t heir pi esen tation. so ()stem atiss us a• parade has been' Millie—Ave appeal -to these Docnnients for the Truth of our position. Let them be extsMined and • , • sifted ,;die: all' fliat has bein said,' they speak but the opinion,. of a , very small par- . tints of :the titish Nation, and of a still co - eller rel3tive . pro-porton of persons who • • pay • .the Tax. P — OT ,one signature, in this case, there yvere hundreds. against the Corn 13111, and when it is ri.cOiteeted how catching position is to insite t man to subs'-cribe his trritii to get rid of .an impost without telling..hiut what he must have initead . of it, the only Subject 'for wopticr w:11 be, th4t Petit ions . against thi Property Tax have not sheen tenfold more respectable, and tt thousand rola numerous. • Voteu.lay,, .nbout one o7clock, her MAJPATT WI the -I,!tuNcEt3sr.4 leff. the Quews' Pitlace foi ‘Vin &or. iday night ?,Tr. Messebger, was seitt off with dispatches ti) Paris. • Mr. Wtt.- LIASts, the Kitti.3'4. - Mesenger,:ivas se nt aff oh *it ttt,r.ilay,niglit with dienatehes to the sante filaee. Ysterday papers ,rind letters were reedred from Ilantlitirgh to the `29th ,ith. :It appears that the gables who hatt-heep appointed since last 1111t1.11011 framing' a Re,w'constitaition for the diikedom rif itolgtein, in which 'there was to be a representation by diet., ditfere((so' keidely in their that his Majesty thought , proper to dissolve the collier , eaves by royal comma. Those of the nobility wit; decline - paying the contributions, demanded by the government, are robe force irtto . the rnea „,s,t,tre,. T.,39 , irt.e0 military on their estates.. :~ fir . ~ '~, t ~...:.a* ~- i PRINCESS CHAIILOTTg, kc. It was Mr. Vics., the King's Mestangeft conveyed the agreaabie ,intelligence to LIONStts the Prince of Saxe-Cob-burg; :of the Prig CHARLOTTE of WAIES baring been pleased to OA cent him for her lin.shand. The Mesiefiger 4111 dispatched by Sir CoastLis Srzwastv, st Pawl he proceeded with the - comma!! cation to SOto Cobourg, whereinding.Prinee Lettroiwwaeft° hutue, and'gone to Berlin, he followed bitallteff ) and delivered the letter to his twilit Higbnott his answer was. delivered the following :4P° The subjectof theivy Council, held on &M AO 13tighton, was for the express purpose of tits union of their Highnesses. when the Otiacut ot his Royal Highness the P RIN CE Itimany OtticibUt given in Council, to the marriage of hi . Royal Daughter to LEOPOLD, Princ e of Soca Coupurg , and the Loittr C HA NCELLI4I OffiXedl" Greit Seat - of Englund to the instrum ent pu b. ' Ailed aftarvrards, authorising their wedilkag take plice. .Vations other State busincis 1/0.4 ltransacteit at the Qouttcil, but nothing p-atee.:W of p im üblig who .• • IMPRONTrU,, On Me invest? Oppositi.o to the Estaoßtiosvit. To start a new hare*OpouSition oft try, And *plait Standing Armies are now in i 01,4010 Those Armies which wade England alrag er. .lEconmoy now is their prevairnt ' But in them get in—and that cry we'll Would last fora day—" and nu . 100 t" I tilt March, Mt. • TARTAR: , .. ••••••••••••••••••11........................................_ * ' - BRIGHTON,MMICH 1 1 .--A fief. the peri t orm ano:s - Of *tie-Sabbath ceremonies, at the Pavilion Yes" terday, the Duke oltt.aatace, 'Prince Learolo PrC!ooninG , :the Earl of (jtvE :tenni., All& in tracker! Inj o i n e'lsf the I S l t ul eyi N se ob as i t l d it-ir M 1 :I r r ol ii t i t e t r h a e r . ai l l ) ::: ai the l 'l . tmli a though the PlllN‘ll IIEtiLNT , is. SO fat recover? ... as to .be capable of taking a little exercise in.tr Pavilion, it is yet uncertain when he will Wa il to town. , Wilil73oB, Mayor. IL—During the dm° her NIAJESTY Lig been absent from here in 101' . Lord ALDEN, as Member of the Queen's ii # ' has been in attendance - on th e K 1 NO. • VIC "i, 1i : ceas CtiAlit.olll: has generally, during the tiln - : '. come from Cranbourtie-lodge, dined, and . 6 1 4 % the evening . With her Royal Aunt, the rri' lcc il l I:4lZAltitTil, in the Castle. Yesterday, aft er i: vi"' s'errice-in the Private Chapel in the ,G° ll . 7 a : -the Princeei Et.I2ABETti went to her cows! -,-, ' Old Windsor, attended' by her Lady in Wsit'7; Tux Aacunuxcs.—On Saturday oveniao Archdukes Josw and Lewes, arrived at the si.ir inn, Duets., with their respective suites, a nd Y' s i terday morning embarked an board the ALI( Charlotte yacht; which sailed, at eight d e Ti the -r i harbour, ithatairwin si t i t e for Calais. Cashatiins.ted by Onth t e he g ves t s i e n l it i ta xt v d l i r o a Heights, and their Highnesses were Wei de t it cheeied an tbeiv way from the Ship lath 416 44 they left the Pier I it was thought they WOt' -141rfiel:th! tide.. Lifrce it E ll s o T C Esi a lt hi : s. zY .' returned ' to f("wi l : if esr e i d l t y i e le st e c i r i t i l b a n y tk n a io ti r o n t l i n o g f , ' t f h t e nn A t I D ist o rl.4 e i r i , A h r o c ri k le til ' i c t i s t . i .e - r _ si tht; C° ( n )it ti.B l e h n : . 2ith of February, during the •C'7411.01; val at Harnbargit, was performed a lace , in . , . ag , Actleititituled,.The-Einperor Nicholas ia 10 164, 411 • The Conittest, Larzosito , s, wife of the LOW ~. General orthat. name, bits died. at Paris. a 00' trite- Ett v errir-Fn' A Ncts has, it is r evorte , puinted Cbuot-Nitrimau Civil i' r -.4 ' and )I,litdry uv nmG - s veror of Para, Piaccnt la, and I 1 , 1• isoilko , . ..The ;Prioresses of the Ilitazii.shave, it arrives; at Alaticn a. - - . v ear , Derninok has concluded a Peace lor Se" 3 ' o p whh.the Dilruf Taught, 'to ivi;o "nt s c°ll' ' -. total an Hunan) tribioe:ot 3000 p iastoi' . i a s lwenty General Ufficers bra to be. retAri!` the .ride moo. - - , . w . b l i t ri it i a t, t io n k meeting of the East .10d 14 - i l ie" L e' - .. 0 :15 'lt itAG ti l . at his istiuse. „ tr ete Plate on Saturday With buret C A “ ' • 'At a General '4kleeting, held at . Ocro ra n " it :' •Solio, oft. the I fitly of January, 15 16 .' . 1 - , i j oior Deccsorn Ni: 0. - Rtaitfeitt Pliv‘icititi at L ., 0 ,.. sad formerly Physician and Imprettdi'l I " : 1 „dia, jessy's-ifieets and - Hospitictla in 11 , Wlti ~exist and North American stations, and of th e '''"„oly ItthssianYiget it , the Med Way, Was- ilitatiitt't,ow. elected a Fellow of the Linttean Stieicq uf dein: - ' ins of th ° it Was not till yesterday that the rema woo, late Duchess aura l infant Duke of ST* A 144 m 2 : ill rernoreSt, Icons Portman-square, for intaa ,-- ri ' Hantrorth. 4ti E w r -- AOIINTA, Countess . of BucttiaGnAlt--11, ••;nabie has SO long been conspicuous in the Fl a " to b. Worid, is at present so muelritsdisP° se6 "° ' . without hopes 1,1 recovery. t o -.Ot t! li g ! DiAT-14 OF ADAM FRUGOSOIq, 1,....- • , in N StrAntifew-'s, Scotland, on the 22d ,tu t ' 0,13 4 all year of his age, ADAst FfittGosioit i'sq' 1 0 the formerly . Professor of Moral Philosor lo t of University of Edinburgh. He. WO " I° W hat those great nten.of the Preceding centur yo p too writingliare refleeztea. so mach mitt 1 I e p OP age, and ou ibis country ; and oolong 1 . 11° • - ille A C' limited, in a More tlit.tinguislieti degrl'i kn ot. rpsirententt of ancient-learning to 8 Ile," fc ' r or. ledge of the world in which. he live d, u t c ow. eminently added to . the manatvfi of * ilO joie vraltiett.gelnletitan. tile practice and. titO ' -- Pr of the purest virtue, - .....____----•'...° cA tn ss • • . .. - piRTH. ch, the fth Wit, atCutkaey, Notts, 001.14 of Pul 1 -.G.' Eyre, it. N. of Is daughter. : ttO CHEA. ' •,_' • , 310 30F, t ,,,,,. (in Wardar, the '9:11 ialt.. after a iinger;rt ' J 6 o 4ol l 'l' &tr.' Thwolos Sod-ford, Vior of Wil,m r r t "'" e -- . • i n rso Il d6Serl , azed VI. ._ Oti F r iday last, at labouittin•SitiobipC. -tin glq• , • -- - .. the-b lii ! ,-.• 1 : 1 " 1 , 1 ,m loth ittit,,,at, hit 'hotly .at lierrovr.-atte, i.r,,,,,t10,:i syr 4 v-. Lig., inatir year. his Ninjesty's gierettiri r__.:,l B o il 1 auiChargt des .illair‘s a the-Coarts al 0 ' 4 ,....... 1 w.v...zi......!............................4_,........._....z_......,,..._.......5r 7 :: crsi real I,ONDON Pr. ! 4Ft e d try 3. B. CA it yA-nk :R=l/4-.,,u( aristlll , . lidihnnes; andfatif.ithed by W.-4. SOW- 4 ';',,Oritrr: at tin Suri.OPritr. , S r o. I le, S.tianJ:. %gm* -._,A,010t, Pt:tth orgoaa-u4,-.trotria) , c!'c' ° till - 4969 . '' . „ ,