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recommended to mercy. On the .7th, two Aids.de-eamp of Gen. Clansel Were arresteclaran inn in Toulouse. They have been conducted to prison. The Council of War who condemned Mareschal dt Camp Chartran, at Lisle, have recommended this Officer to the clemency of the King. The ,„Vottrelliste of 4471 CAClptild announces, that the order to proceedigainst the Editor of the jfereare Surveillant, has been granted front the complaints of threevPowers: Russia, Erunce, and Prussia. The Madrid Carette contains an order for a ge vend mourning every 2d of M a y in commemora. , Coil of those who eight years ago were killed in their bravo and determined defence of that •eity. •The near relatives are to wear a medal with this inscription t 4 ' Perdinand.M. to the Victim, of the 2(1 of, Mary 1808;" and, on the reverse " Pro pi/11 ill moil, Tierrtino rivere," ?tc• By letters from the Levant we learn that the Swedish Minister. at • Constantinoplat has cow. vlained to the Divan tharthree Swedish _ships, Wen with vorn,.had been stepped in the passage of the Bosphorus. Thu Porte has granted- a free passage and the exportation of corn, on condi tion,'however, that it should be immediately ex posed to sale, and that there was' no want of it in the country. The Swedish Minister has protested against such measures. , RAGI7sA, MAY 2.—The Government of Carta poniihe3 with great Severity any infraction of the iakvs. Tviii) Englishmen have been shot fur pass 'jog the hoe' of cireomvallation cstabliActi for the fiafety cat the place. As the Divi►n has not explained itself o►► the subject of the. lonian 1,1e3, and avoids doing so, the Alitittl4lll GOVerlinteilt has ordered thy Yoi digynt Amba‘sadorsto re•emb,►rlt witho►►t delay, and has tiabiddeu thew to communicate with the inbahit►ints. • CALIORUIIR, MAY Covernmens hue just publibiled 44 . Deeluration ;Outlet to the pre. tensions of the Nobles of the'Graoll..thehy. It says, " We sob mnly dechire, that we will regu late the rights of territorial proprietors, accord.. log to the bases of it!. Act of 1140 Germanic Con federation I, we shalt nut for tisi; purpose enter into any tarrangetncnt, either with individuals or deputies of tho ancient Noblesse."--it none:odes tbus, " and we know how to paniih with proper energy an kin,l of usurpation. that may be at. ternlited."' Vizt4NA.---They are preparing the apartments Metteroids, who is expecte:kJ on the high 01 12th. YRENCII FtINDS. 5 per Cents. r 16e. liselk Actions . +GERMAN PAPERS. Roma, Aram 14.—The ,Military Tribunal at Frisinone, which had succeeded in getting a great ;natty highway robbers and vagabonds arrested, and had had above 30 of theta executed, was sovended 5 or 6 weeks ago by a note from the Secretary. of State's Office, being judged no longer necessary. But since that thue there have been egain so many thefts, murders, and robberies in that province, that ()1. Rumfegli, Chief of the Military Tribunal, has received , orders to return to his post withotsrlelity, and to proceed with all tiect,ary rigour. The banditti break by :light • • r P [ts'ecalve - D konisitto.l . Pr% HI'S. 1 15, 1 -The villages in the in'virons mf Grenoble, sVhieh were drawn into rebiltiOn, Iwo sew eipir subru4l6l . oll to the Prefect of the '..llollre, im'ploring - ehe elemenay of the king. Iffy a Ileeree of the ilth ittly, his Majesty lies granted l'he title of Viicolmt to General Don an4. that of Aaron to Chevalier Vatar: several- Omrer, have also been promoted and re . vettrded, who have given ;woofs bf 'fidelity to the Xing This test of Kings is slow to punish, he is Prbtopt to reentWoente. They write from Grennfilel that Didier intended to enter that town in the habit of . a deliel-al of a foreign Power, whom be said were favourable to their party; he was also.to be decorated with the Grand Ceplon of the Legion of Honour. The Moniteur of the 15th contains the Official accounts of the events of Grenoble. It differs but little from those alreatly,giVen, except that it contains a few particulars hitlt yet 1101isitt(1. It appears that General Donnasliett met in the 'street an officer enveloped, in a riding coat, who seemed desirous to avlthl,lajm. The Genet:al stoppeil • and questioned . with authority, and forcing bite to open. his Coat he found him armed with a pistol and %Are . . : This circumstance confirmed General Donuarlietes former suspicious, and he immediately ordered the soldiers under arms. Of 23 of the rebels condemned, 5 have been into tfre hams, ant when they 'do not fint‘ insdfy enongit, carry off Hostages with thern, who Must purchase their liberty at a hiihCe; not to he murdered. Eveu the pa ti near &Me begin to be insecure, and it is hoped that thE Ctiv'ettunent will therefore pre no means to free front this evil the etiviroo Villetri, Gon:tano, Grotta (errata, Rocca flL4}'dpzi. Albano., all tivintrite summer retreata, of the Romans and of Stragera. The corps of the Sbirri is unhappily itself a Mfr.- scry and an asylum for such criminals, for which reason It lifts often been in contemplation tti abd , lisle them, and to Apply their place by a corps of regular militia, such as the pros incial troops ; but they have protectors earn among the Cardinals, Ralik ..... pet• Cent. Rol 614 f I percent. I 1 I per Colts. ;t; %1).1. cent. Liiink L. Anil.— 1311-ietll, who allege that-tlie seos-crartnes intiodacett Hauler the French GovernMein were leis useful than the Shirr', whose number in the Roman States may amount to 2000. ROME,•Afiltl. 7.—A M. Limberti, who under ,the PTenth Government' was for a short fWe Peetsident of the Criminal Tribunal, hut notwith standing his talents, dismissed for his bad con duct, has been condemned to death for having written,'and intended to print, a.History of Rome it, .1 ha latter yoarg, which Is 41d to commit), not only offensive and gangeleons principles, but tren sonable.expressions.respecting the Po'pe and the . Holy See,. He had had many copies made of this work, and imprudently chewed them. His Ho- liners, always inclined to mercy, has, at the spg. gestion of the Progobe,raor Mousignose Sansear rino, pot only committed the penqty of death into imprisonment for life, but also tillotte,l to -the HIGH WATER Ac LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morilifix, 63 minutes alter 7. I Erttliiiic I 3 miliiilcs otter 8. THE SUN. mjliappy (away of Lambert', a monthly allow ance of 30 crowns. . lOLEMII U 111 1)1014s. PAl,Stig AlliogAT? / WARIAW. APRIL 2fo.—By an order of the Vice roy the exportation of iron, copper, lead, and zink, from the kingdom of Poland is prohibited. The Polish army is still in Russian pay, till the public 'revenues of the kingdom are regulated by the Diet. The Russian merchant who has contracted 'LONDON ) '..fTL'lll).l}', AIM" 18, 1816. with the Government for the monopoly of to bacco forsix,years is to give for the three first years 800,000 Polialrfforins annually, and for the three last years a million per annum, in all 5,40'0,000 florins Polish. !AMICK, Arxtt. 29....—The Count de Qnttorp arrived here the day before yesterday, end depart ed immediately after. AMSTiRDASt, M. 12.—A letter from Smyrna of March 15, states that, by order of the Sultan, the ex portation of galls is strictly prohibited, the crop having wholly failed, so that ths t o ore not' H sufficient to supply the demands of manufacturers of the Empire, where they are used for dying. HANOVER, MAY 7: , --Accortling to the lists of births and deaths in the kingdom of Hanover (ex elusive ofEast Friesland, Ginger, and the bail lisps formerly belonging to Hesse and Bids feld), there were born front the Ist of January, • 1815, to the ist 'of January, 1816, 23,564 bays and 21,86:1; girls, 'together4s,429 ; among them were 1574 still borts..--The number of deaths was 4,323 of the male sex anti 13,947 females; toge ther 28,270,-,-The "umber of births, therefore, will 15,586 greater than that of deaths.-25,814 children were eonforried.--The number of mar. riages was 11,072.—The births were 2629 more, and the deaths 7560 fewer, than in 1915. . The Paris Jontnals narrate lAfew lartiter par ticulars rtf the insarreetion at (irtmietilc., xv Lich have selected and translated i n t o a p rec edi ng co itunn. The funds continue to rise; a pretty SUM proof that the rebels have been put down, , The business of 'a nun against the Malloir!, was rendered completely ridiculous hefOre it got from Essex to BucaAtiGil.,U. Th c latter could there . fare do uothiog with it last nit lit. Indeed, the Whole effect of the crusade Was, destroyed by the repetition of the'sameexploit by the same person. 'Another Lord ought .tn have' been procured "for the wond stoppage in Pa 11.41.1.11. Tn all .matters. jutend e d to catch the thet4• is nothing—so unfelt to be avoided as the• perforthance of the same scene twice. It infallibly spoils expeditions, and &c. &c. We marvel that these great Masters of Opposition Tactics should have co l a _ mitred so gross a. blunder in getting up this poli eallarce. tiaionrorz, MAY 15,—Nently the whOte taf the IlatNce Itc4utrr's private band 7th us this morning for Cariton-house. ?he PRINCE is not expected to return to this place for some time. itrackerel here are now abundant ; they are re tailed to.day at 6d. a-piece. . . We regret to state, that • the SPi , ,AKEtt of the House of Commons was again indisposed last night. Some public business, which ,slid not press, was consetpiently postponed till llanddr, when we hope this distinguished and valuable in dividual will be perfectly restored to health. The Debate on the Report of the Alien Bill was, among other things, postponed till Monday, in consegaenee of the Indisposition of theSPhaxca, which would not admit of any thing more than the •ciimmon business of the day being gone through. • Government is now continually affording us ex amples to imitate in becoming economists, and if we are to conform to the new state of things aris ing from Peace in Europe, we must he ,such With whatev e r re l uctance the comm encement may be made, every prudent man will WWI iris ex penditure in a corresponding ratio. Our views at this. moment are directed to the ridiculous preju dice In the English to drink roreign expensive Wines, a prejudice which we think must be in a radical . course of correction, so satin as they are acqUainted with the recently discovered fact that the prodigious yielding qualities of the Turkey Red, or Black Itaisins, will pr o d uce all excellent healthy substitute., an cost only at The r a t e o f about nine-pence per bottle, when made in their own houses at any season of the year, under the direction of mu- fair Country Women, as it is then subject to no tax.---Th e process is very simple To a2O gallon vessel tike 100 pounds of raisins pick off the stalks, chop them grossly, and ut them int o an . open . tu b , more Wide than deep p , add two parts in three of the water to them, and, let them stand 15 days, stirring th em we l l every Asy, then strain and press them, potting aside the Ii- Several foreigners who have been &Hy expect fluor that runs hom them add the remainder', of the water to the raisins that have thus been ed t,tl arrive front Amiens and its neighbourhood, pres se d, a n d let it stand upon them 'one week, Ire-- to Fain their Ninnies, not baying lauded in 64 . 1 g.. queenly stirring theta as before, , then preq tiff the liquor, A nd a dd to i t whet you their relati ons h ave b een considerably elm med first collected, put. on their account , as private information lens reached ting both runnings into your vessel, together with . (toe (part , of brantdy. " When the Eipaor in the town that no I.lpssporta can be pi-oetired toleave barrel has done singing stop the vessel and tha t f r - . , p, rt ranee orl presei4, ()Wing , to the let it stand till fit to he Wiled. The greater the those . . quantity Which.the vessel hold s , an d the longer it terted d;st.urbantet ) and Nose AN!‘ , . h . le is keptits the w oo d t he b etter it , ate al Teeny taken place. In the House of Peers the Bank Restriction Bill was discussed, and a Motion of Lord LAU.. DERDALE for shortening' the term by a year being negatived, the period for resuming cashipayments was axed for the stb July, 1818. The same Noble Lord wished to know the monist of the intended Loan from the Bank to Government, but the Earl of LIVERPOOL was not prepared to satisfy hi►lY on that point. MAMA. AttitlVEti-1 thAttllbUrgb p St Witt ritorti. • . riticE OF sitocit.P. 111th PAY AT I'WEIN Irldia 13unrls, .:••• . pr. I;xcll. !tills, ..ts. hi. pe. ( tnitiill/11, Ditto fur Payment, .......... Cuus. tuf .., (% OTTHAE OP EXCHANGE, FRIDAYi M.IV I?. , itinitertlani 39 .4 /3. 2 IJs. Ditto, at !ilglit' SR 10 f t oliterliatu . it OC. F. I tot., i t Sight Rotterdam • ' 12 1. • 2 Ili: A 1.1 . k . - . 4;rit ' 12 lEx.Sloney 11.olilititilt a.; a if Us. Al to ott • ' ' ' 49 at ts. Park, 1 I),ty'S Date 25 Ditto ' . 24 40 2 US. , tittordeaux, ditto ' , . 25.40 Fmilliturtoit the Multi '' r l•••••••• 1.17 Ex.,tatoney Madrid , 34 Etlietive Cadiz' .„ . , 34 Eliiitii e Ilarcelutut ' ';• ' /Whoa St. Sehastiau's . " 34 irville , 331 Gibraltar LeKlot'ro 471 Genoa... 411—Venice " eti 53 Malta 47 ---N,1,1,-, at li:defe, 113 per Oi. I.iitni . 57i ()port() 67+ Rio .holeiro ~ Doliliii .. .... 13t"..11:.,... 1.34 GO per Ce 141.. Agit)" of t lie. llaidi tot 1. 1011nt01.... 2 _ Portugal Gold, itt ('uin 1. , 1 6 0 pei Os. Fureigit Gold, hi Ilttr4 4 0 (1 Sew 1)00111oolis New Dollars Sile . v,r, ill liars, Standard We bave this morning Paris Papers of the 15th, and German Papers of various recent dates. The , Banditti in the Roman States carry their cxecssecl to such pitch; as ahno:4,' to ." look Reltel.' .Tliqe is a most ustraordinary account of a Mr. LAikiirtTt being condemned to death for writing and iintendinrto publish a History oldie latter Years (?t Rome a but rite Port had mcrci • fully cntminited his punishment ! ! We are known to be no frimilds to the licentiousness of the Press ;, but sitelrgyitory as this is . incredible. If truer, there are no terms in language strong enough ru express the horror and detestation. with"tthich so inf 4 mons tt umence must be viewed. NAVA I, down from the !liver, :and sailed, the Fanny, SAnt.E4l, for Fermin)... line() ; Maiy, ktki.aY, for Madeira.; els° tht lon. East India Company - 'I shrtis Lady Ca ring ton, M`DOnoALL, for i..;nlbuttj, arid Alexandi Co:iti, for 'Cambay, and remain.—Mind L. Poirrstitrrit, Mar 17.r—it:lived the liarrici: Stratiger, Argd, and the Fox trawporis, front Downs. Sailed his Majesty's ship roc the West Indies i and Ibis Majesty's ship Pre . - 'Voyante for thaiham. •PLYMOUTts, fair lg.—:Came in the lioratin, TozER, from Guernsey; Sparritivit,tivi; sio,olo or war frotil Tunii, with dispatches ~frorn Lord . . HAIMItht; 17.—Afrived the Lord Won packet with a mill and ptissengcrs from ilullatid , Wind S. E. STEAM VESSEL ROTtERDANt, MAY 0.---Th is inbruitig artiva litre the Defiance mini packet, Caritaln MAGIRRo from Margate, vt hiCh place it lift at four o'clotk on Wedneikii morning, arid' arrived at eight o'clock .the same evening tit having C"0" 7 pleted the voyage in IG hours. This wan) p3 O " has been visited to-clay by many of the WI:M t:tots Of this City; tiqui Wald nOt sufficiently e". cress their attutration at the ingenious 'nee"' »No) . b? Otattt it is put in motion, .tinti the neat ness tit the — vessel. It iseineeted to 1:e . 1 main here some days, and giVe pro - as - of the 11" dity with which it advances against wind and tide. Yesterday the diliatelies by the ships Alla and Alexander, for Botubay, were finally c losed at the East India House, awl delivered to tht'ir respective Pursers. DIDIE R., DtDIER, who is inentioiie; in an article relative. to Grenoblc, was born at Valence. He began hie career by the Profession of the law, and enier , il the 'College of. Advocates at Grenoble. H e ne% glected the honourable part of his profession for the lucrative, and soon became what is called un homme d'afaires." Under BtIoNAPARTE 1119 manceuvres obtained foe him ft chair itt the Academy of Grenoble. At the time of the Restoration he affected Roph , m, d so far succeeded as to be mule a Mrtuller the Court of Cassation, and Master of fletinests•-• His son was the first to acknowledge the Usorpcf on his return from Elba ; and both lather and ton eiitered into all,the cxreiibtS of the second thott• PR IcE OF BREAD, -. i . The following extract from the. 5 , 11,- 1 'e of statute 33 Geo. 111. c. 116, since 1 -, • ''gilt spew the proportion wkiels the iu:, •td ought to bear to that of ttitent and 11 , , , i • d in;; to the judgment. of the LegisLiture:-- wbeat per Quarter. • Flour per Sack. Qiiaz ter , i Loaf' I. (1. ' B. 4. . s. 0. 47 8 55 .8 . 46 $ 0 ti 63 .8 71 . 8 ...... 79 9 , 87 '0- - 1. 96 0 ...:..: BO 0.. 4 .1 4 . -'' DEN - vow - Coy NTY ELICTION.---POURTIT This contest is carried on with great spirit —Mr. BASTARD, who had lost ott,the third day (Wee nesday), rallied with success on the fourth' day (Thursday), when he had a majority 0f56 overbill opponeut. The numbers at the dust of the Pull this day were— Mr. 13,TARD Lord . Eußisc ros 1 i?R4 1 U;37 Majority for Mr. 13.ftarAtty Yesterday morning the Duke of YORK tran‘• acted military business with the.PIUNCE HEoaNT. Yesterday the Qum , / , went to her Hiding' house, accompanied by the Duke of - Yoati, and the Princesses ELtzABETH and MattY, for the purpose of seeing a detachment of the gth Light Dridgootts; consisting of about 50 men, tinder ilia coolinaot of Captain PETERS, go through the lance exer , cisc with lances ten feet long. • The Royal Party appeared highly delighted with the different exer cises : after which they retnrued to the Palace to dinner. In the evening •Ider ALLltsve had a se lect party. Yesterday, the Princess CHARLOTTE and Prince. LEOrOLD received visits iroin the 1)!Iltes of Yogi, CLARENCR, and Pf.oucasratt, at Cameitordl- house. Soon after four .o'clnelt they took tut airing in their carriage : a great croWd was, as usual, cot , lected round the house, to wait for their coming* 'out, who received the Royal Pair with eval mark of respect. Cards of invitation were issued on Thursdaf and yesterday for at numerous party on Tuesdar evening at Carlton:house. Ailvices reached .town yesterday from Cadiz le the 27th of April. It appears that the Merchants of that City have subscribed about 15001. sterling to*ards the expellees of the King's nuptials ; but .desirous of proving to a greater extent their loyal" ty and patriotism. a meeting of the merchants, trdders, &c. had been recently held at Cadiz, when a resolution was agreed to, that a propoitill. should be made to his . M iiesty to whole detritY thj exp ence of his journey froni Madrid to , Cadt*, anti back again, provided that big Mitjevr3r would tentleseend to repair to Cadiz to receive his Intended Consort there. To this proposal not ansteee ha,i been returned when tbt last atheism CAME it way. /WO ~r