The Sun. — London, England, 1816-05-20 00:00:00

.-- •--~xs.. t'RENCII PAPERS, 'CUTCHIVED T►ll6 MORNING.] PARIS, MAY I 7.'* - *They .write from Dijon, dated the 13th Nlay-- , -" In consequence of the conspi racy which hits been 4o happily detected, some verNoos o f thi s (own, who were no strati:gets to 11. 4 eg been 4trelool. Among others. arc Ba•- lvnt , , formerly Proctireur. ! General at the Conrt Royal,. and Panissot, and Gauthier, Of, Ricers. Tteey are noir hi searell of General Jac 'q uomartl and some others. Al mirtbeatt, Buvec, Ex.4'resident of the Court Royal, has also been arrested. They are proceeding with the trial of General Veaux, Messrs.. Louis, Lejeas, Royer, And Herneux, the Major of Dijon during the usurpation." Count de Lardetioy is nominated Governor o Guadaloupe. Yesterday one of the Royal Guard was accost ed near the Tuileries by a person, who, by an of fer of 600 francs, endeavoured to seduce him from his fidelity. The sentinel seized hint, and con -ducted hint to time guardhouse. On thelth next, the anniversary of the ,►lead► of Louis XVI 1., l►is remains will be depo. aitrd in the but ying-ground of St, Marguerite. CiMINCIL OF WAIL t•mt.t. D r CEMIWSL, Hz°Atn) AND CAPT. TomAsSIN. The aCeusation brought aglAinst them l‘q!s o C lot they 11401 (ItaWn money from the Public Funds for the purpose of ernployiAg it in corrupting the sol diers that they might favour the return of the Usurper. • After the reading of many papers, one was pro duced of the receipts and tmtences incurred by nigatol, in the interval of the 28th Jan. 1815 to TAl:4rch The following is a statement of the articles Zsreliees of Living of an Officer Who was charged to transmit to me the orders of Generals Lefebvre- Fr4nri: ,Vesnouttes and Lalltinand • sob° Ait Emissary lot at Cholons•sur-Maine after de• parturc, to iliforin Ul of the dispositions of Ike 'Troops, and the uteasUres which luiglit be taken by the Duke delft:Hullo Ilipences for Jut: I ith Regiment of ,Light Infantry, who quitted Parisifriim the tett* Jan. to March 8.. 4 ) 0N1 Different Expellees fur the support of the Poles, bcinis ecr ! at Expeuets iv tha Department and the-environs 2,000 Expenees for Printing - ' 2,000. rur . ,.lia'vifi, rescued it Partioin of the Emperor coming from Lyons, am, bearer of Proclamations' ' of his, ;'!ijesty, Who had hero arrested by the Gitiotannetiil 5,000 Asxvitces of Posting .'l4traorititiory fLeproces Of the Tnikluikrittg.o 6 •o%;. • el:deuce of the troops 3,000 Tot4l. 27000 Atter further proceedings at sonic length; Ge neral Itigaucl was, as We 'stated last week, con (teamed to death, a!:(1 ilic other acquitted. Fltt NCII FUNIJS. 5 pc? .. f. • Ilasll4ctloni • '(SIISCHIVED:IritSTIOIDAY 1 - 1 1 ATM, MAY 15.-I)ispatcheh (Nn Grenoble of -the 13th corifirrn'the intelliKence that the geeatest traniluillity contitines to reisp)...i.it the-department o tLc Isere. Gre4t hopes ‘i.ere entertained that Didier would he taken. No adt . 6E -succeeded that of• the might .heiteeen.the • , ,6th. be finimesi .1)11(1 fidelity of, the:tronps and the M,1. , ,i , tr4te3 cc inpletely dettivygd titel4opes tai the rebell.' The K S.ir litra 104 given nr(lcra to bis troops f(i g iird die +lrlitt of the forests, aloi ig) ali tVally,el'i Wilt) 1)11;e11t tlielleSClVC the itantiier (it his obtates bur.icriug upon the de. F.trtineut 01 the Ist.re. 10:teri h'0:11 the revival . Ur the report of an interview during the suntater t,(;(ing piiioe Kt 'lmplitt, between rite 'three 1110- : la rch.; Russia and,Pruss•iliti It is sait: that three battalions of Austrian infantry rind t.wo squadrons of eavitiry have received orders to pro fleed there, tp thi duty during the stay: of the Sovereigns. l'he 66,L0-day of their Royal Highnefises ,the Duke ;.tod Duches of Berri will . be celebrated aft • . the Tailtries,:iu the.. Callery, ot 'L'he 1.) ,Icheiswill make one cd the King'A party at a tame rif.ear . kts piAyed in Italy, but little knowil in PARIS, M4Y 10.—On the relaCsition of tl u At torney-Genctal Mika the Royal Court of Paris bas proceeded to the investigation of the coo 4pirary detected -by the ,vigilance of the general pollee. 'Twenty-one persons have bee l ykli vere d np by the police to justice ; ;Ind M. Bertin, coon and NI. Valtdcettvrw, substitute before the R o y a l Court, have cimitlitllCed the examinations, which cannot be long. The Attorney-lien . e . ral Bellart has brought be fore tile Chamber of Discipline ot . the old e r O f itptates, Berryer, vocate 'links. a charge of having professed, iii the defence of General cambroite (acquittel by a Coert•marriA) doe» trinv& dangerous in their nature, ant( c‘ilenlatetl to do burial° die system of legitimacy. A reporter bas been appointed by tite.Cooneil of lliseipliiie tip the order of Advocates. Who is to give a pre. paratory M Berryer, j in. li:is been re* to appear person on the 22.1 iust, to pre hiz justitie,ftirM. LAN;aEs, IVIAY 11,—On the receipt of the news of a con,piraey at Paiis, all the half-pity oliecrs ter that city wet to take the with of fidelity to the The Brussels Papers whlcl we Ili!ve 1413( ceivcd, and Extracts from which callt,w, repHycor- foborate the, accuracy of all the Accutint3 of , the diSOrdered state of France' whicit we derived front private 'and authentic sourees, itt;tl coinntiluictited to the public during the last week, Therc canove think; nolloobt but that tlid pl.infr.)l a very IgOitYislitttutt4oititr aull it is prohAhly otivlng tU thorretnature explosilln:oi that eautitierr. Hutt of 'it .Witich 'existed. at tirenolde that the • chellion has beet) tittastied ia its tilif,lncy. AiNiens it will 'be seen is previscly ,in the condi tion %ve annotinced on Saturday.,', ' • . • " littussims, MAY 15—Letterk frtitti Cambray state, that they have, there certain information that the plan of al), 1113111rCelitill was laid, Whiell wat ft2bre.'llt nut iit scvsnrti Parts of I;',rance„at the 11111 e.. :Numerous . courier's Itave 'brotight . to the Duke of Wellington the s. In cow . . . .setinence of thehe.extraurditii!ry evtots, tlic.nuces -sitry instructions were immediately sent from am brsty tlie'('Otninsiitleii',Of all the cOri:.i of. ./ . e tPo We, r$ Nrmy of ()ccopatii)ll. ,tt ; 115 the ethipi-eonspntirig 'the Tight wing she : iyi,ctest injutictiottitare : giv . etv t9:4q-the dory With exactitess; -Not only itre the orders iteritielt were givenlo , 4orne. English regiments to ratoruliatne„revoke4,. but measures arc Tiiieti;lf" it ilk:IOW - he joclged necessdry, to ittrerrkittien tI Itt4tl)lf i'rOnps in a shnrt time. • " Tile meattures of precaution are the-more proper, as in some place. 'all Is not tuid 4v61 at'Ainicui tunny pasoot, hate been put tutu 34fe I.:llvtutiy . . I'lB t: Prvicet or Amicos, Segnier, was obliged tt, leave the own within 24 !lowa after be was Lickivedror l is QCfcc . ' fu several Communes' in the conntly there have heel tomid arms,..gunpowder, and tri.co loured tockadei, At Lille a part of the National Guard, have offered to march and to S erve In till y meat,ine that hi s Majesty shall judge llCCC6iary. At Arras the inhabitants have voluntarily uttered to do the duty in.the town, hi order to give the .troops au opportunity of away, if Zr Should be necessary. BILVSBELS, MAY 13.,—The Prettch-Gotern. menc has sent very posi . rik orders to complete as tis posible the regiments of Cuirassiers, phi. goons, 'and Ilussars, which are organising at. Lille, Atlas, anti Doutty. After which tlk in— TAntry and artillery shall .he recruited. lit the, cire.ttlar letter AV ilich the . Prefect of the Depart mem of the North has published on thisoccasion, he says, that a great loony persons !lave., acted for these regiments, who could not, be acee[teti, for important moons. The Prefect cod4rours patriotism of the young men, chi to animate to enlist voluntarily. As for the Old soldie s , he does libt stet* them till titter a most strict enquiry, - -I'vhieb highly neCeSStiq preCautiOn-, as shewi that the Royal French Guirernmetit cittinot de- . pent! Upon the 561(iieis who composed the old army. The French:Unvernment employs all 8 . 04t115 to re-establish its army. " The letters say, that the Duke Of Welling ton is eittemely satiStied with his reception at Lille: The Duke has given orders to detilinjsh the troops tantnned in the neighliburbood of that fortress. The three licgimenti of ,13fit Cavalry which weir, going house remain where they arc till further orderS. MI the letters from the French provinces nn this 6ide of Paris Say that the evil minded double their efforts and excite disorders. In the little country towns the most absurd re ports arc spread,. and they even tarry their anda- city au far at to anoonoce that the month of May is, fixed throughout France as the thnt.when the Bourbons are to be again expelled. flowerer; vigorous measures have been taken by the Police to prevent all th 'Ambles that might arise from these :attempt - many persons have been ar rested. • " Battssti.r,AlAY 15.—1 n a Ghent Paper is tile following l'ykvate ',cuel ll lroin Paris of May 12 : A great iiiany Officers are found to be hire who buiposeli to have. 14• ft F►•oac'c lung ago, and wail of them hare beets arrested. lu the suburb of St. llotoinc many s'editiotts meetings lids* beca seers, told some rich manufacturers who-arepre- ; stinted to have distributed motley uttiong the pea.. ple are become objects, of the strictestattention. Very 'strong patroles are about the " People are 113 eager for• news. from the &patinetits as fornterly.'—for bulletins. front the army,,and while it is announced that tranquillity i s restored on nil pt4ats, the greatest inquietade prevails in the Ministerial departments, in their bureaus, and among their agents. INitteh is ex pected from the national gnard ; however, it has been judged expedient to make a list, in ev,ery.le gion, of the citizen's', who may be partieularly'rh•- pended tipon, and id give them ammunition. The couriers have no repose; twenty lee "been counted in one day on the roads to trio:North,' Germany, and the South.---YesterdAy. :Council was held, which lasted till midnight;.and at which :.lArlante and the - Prities were:preseot. mOrning it Was reported i.hat's'ix'good cities v . cre declared in a state of siege.. ... " A new inventory is .making of the military stores at lrineennes. The . . (u nit ii imist 'exerebi; flossa i 1 tlny , Itlld slink al a the night libeL 4 all Idl$(14 ;llpped tinder doors, witit;i4 iu time morning are the stibjeet of general:conversation. • •" This state of 'Uneasiness, in which we liVe here, is vet y painful ; every body lungs for the ,pitet;dy,,;voro of .44t0i,00.1it.y.- , , The French . l'apers, tire to the 19th.. They .eots *l4in. a Iteport . of the — rolmirtilile . Speech . delivered by 't be c.f whieb we labtetit ict be<conyclledio postpune till tu-mortow. ° Ti ese Jonruals .spealt of tho: disturbances :It -Grenoble quelled: Five out •or In Rebels cancleintied to clemb were recommenticd tp . mercy ; but the Ku Np refu ccl to prtrOon...pue of them of the name of OA taken. .gpt:yet , • There is R'Stral)gS gOh)gtfOrWITIL to try LIERIOIVIt for thWiloctijne , , he advaucttl in your of his Client ev‘tenoxt.... In our al prehen sion,-the proper way is to retute an Atlvoc.ite, or, , if he, is going too far, silence hill) nom the Leitch, but to prosecute him for his at , i ).,nnents is to strike ds_Lhe very root of the profos;i4, m 01 it 1.)?.V0N EIACTION—T;N AL CLOST:.-111', BAS . TArtti having increased his tn Ijority to 63 . 6, on the 'fifth day (Friday lisst) e riord tiltsuiv.wroN de cline,t any farther contest, ninl Mr. 13 , st: . r.uti? cupseTiciltly declared duty elected. Sat tirday ,dispatclies were r&dV ei ) at th ' e 'l - front Lord Examv:rll, brought, to eirnalstii by the Sparrowlinwit sloop of war. Its the toiirse of the morning it Uabioet Council' was st4tattipactl, which assembled at the Foreiga. Office, mid remained in close deliberation near two 1)61 Vustprfloy - fortimon, ..ionNso.q,',gj ug t s Ptietsetiger, arrived in towii, with dispatches from the t3ritisty Anibasmfor in Accounts from Laval, t) the-2d instant, state, that the - Monks of La Trappe hare b,!eit joined by an itlustriotis personage, the notorious liktron RAMD ‘vfio- ha 4 IterOically renounced the pomp and-vanities of the world, to embrace the monnitid fife : he is now sn pious in his beha viour, that tlie.others take him fOr a model l ! ! (Goldsatilks..intigallteatt Monitor,) Notieel l its been pttlitisheti at the General Post- Office, that the.Jamaiea Packet will now CVASC to touch on her outward-hound passage at C01d903, that island tieing given tip to the :Dutch. Aulito• this cereilitkiy bunk piece ht otie of t e 0 loons of the Mansion House, Anti there, before the bust of his Majesty, th e y swore ti i he fniihful to him, *nd to 4efeuti the throne of the noutbOtto until death. VIIINNA, MAY 5,. -Lord Stewart, the toglish Minister, is teturned from Italy ; the Ministers of the other Powers are hourly expected. It is be lieved that the corps diolonatiquO Collected at Vienna during the prebuilt bummer will he ray numerous. 11(351E, •,%lAlr s.—The ceremonies Of the Easter week this year attractud many strangers, of whom more than 7000, have already departed. The pto.. dime of charitable donations is , cstimated at 40,000 ducats. . . . The ppverty of our I?Achequer, continues ex treme. The Pruititi recunintenils reoubmy in all. parrs of the.antninistration, hut still the revennes of .the state till ot?, while its expellees increase : la bat is to be (lone ? . . . Our roads continue to be infested with bri pods : 17 of them twine beery condemned .by the special . eoromissioa at Frosioone ; their !Iraq* mre txpospil on poles hy the roadsides. The prisons are full, and nn their gates is Avritten the word Matas, which is meant to sigoify that the impri. soolifent of t hese wretches - estoblishes pblicli hertyand security., • :NEXT. WEDNESDAY WILL BE 'clIE LAST DA'i ONk; OF THE STXI'E LOT, ER A% THE WHEEL •STILL CONTAINS TWO PRIZES OF .C. 30,000 AND FOItTY-EIGHT ONHER Nt,ttLs Aor •yr 10we.....11 rro et .' I 1,1 , 034.1 n, 1 Illolland, l 14rahtiql), F Flanders 1 bornlin, 3 ‘vist.. I.ra. burgb, 1 litlblin, 1 Waterford: PlucE . 71114 DAY.,AT r Bank %etc, . 3 per Cent. Krrl. t per Cent. Con?. . G 2 I 1 per Cents s per Cent. N. Ann. 91 ci Bank L. 154 R-10113 io STOCKS • 6 , :ttAit cect.ocK. Is, 4*. *I. pr. Keel►. 2s. bi. pr. ..19ii Ditto fin; Pa yment, Om.. for Ace0u1it,...... tllrti wATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORIMM. Morning, 43 inioutes after 11. J Evening, a iniuntes,after 10. 1 1 1-Ili SUN. 110LF.A. 4 41 , 14 ; AIIOCAT LONDON, isioNDAy,ll/.IY 20, 1816. if. DUPIN to sift 110BEitT . 5 t ANS Wit. I'4lis,k.:tlay 3, 1 FO. .• • . , , Ms Him!. Gy.TERAL,—I bare, received you letter of 0 kpril, and I Nice read it. frills 'equal intcrest ana 0- tentie n . It is very easy for nil to rep; to (lie first pint, that iff merited anY apkohatinii for speaking in your piaise, it is the. slid nothing but the !HIM, :411{I selust I deeply felt. hrtrf. asstnibly, IsolVeror select, is the peaplo f and susceptible ei beitti led ri'J ra ; : br sodden irupt 11:1gcs'niuta 3 i 1, /is—it is s.ut tiserelore, thist tline who on!!, , kne (s you hy the iii.orrect accounts is: i Journals, in 11 - llt:'L , YcLi were depilited in th 6 bkel est (.4:stirs, should hare le3 l . as laud) sus prise as admiration in ieein.; you in your tees kbanctet, and s u c h as I dipi c ied you—ln - are, humane, ar,.l liberal. Coming to the Second part of your letter, I conf s that should take a Inng ti me t o a nsw e r it, were I to deal wits 01 matter as pr o foundly : is you treatit. I acknowledge with y ou , th a t th e , terasos is an into rno Thing. At 'loni c it w as Only applied to slaves, sod th e m el9quellt of th , l . highly condemns it as a mcature odious in any tititerwise Ca : eulatr.4l to.elicil truth. Torment') gubernat dolor na turi csjuvi a tuns auimi, tuns ctorporis refit vutp,titot, .fittit ribfrlnenronil' pit spa imfiritiat litchis tit inteerciniii ttiurt+~f►liiit+until rd =t ' tc,cl reliEguatur.—Cic. pin P. Sull a , c ap. C. I ackdOwledge als o , th a t th e que sti on has heen es by Taws; and I add to What you cite, that it was the V . O . tuoin Louis XVI. who woi the first, liA tlectaratioriO f 'outh of August,!i7Bo, to pronounce its suppression; agree, that this abolition is a triumph of civilitation 01t harbaiiiiii; and that upon this Fit/mid all Civilised oatiall .itiglit_tienceforth to consider the oPplicatiOsi Of torture I L" . 1) Man as a vlolaticdia the law of natlit i. 1 ,,"1 thus that the Senate of Rome Were itnii4nalit late . thage, on learning that it ma d e human sacriaccitc'ti'e I think even with y ou so f a r as t o agive, that it Would nais; been of little consequence to abolish the ploolicalqut:pti o W l !! therecouldhe substituted what, you call the i tnorall Nedid, applied not to the limbs, but to the inind-4tot to the '' lll'', ' bility of the 1 10 4 bat to that of the soul, the licatt, and lK thoughts, Rat with al4 these concessions, .419 not conclude that,! P 41 .. ticipate in all your accusatiOns against opr Not that I tlild4 it rerfccti it has its . faults, anal I ca:;P °l4 , .t sowe of them out tO yon. Thus, 1. wh-n tt.e title i,l the accusation is purely cartec" tiotial, I would w kit that the pros isionally setting at r r itisrir were lath . , and that it should not,depcnd un ti:e tapir t Ol I Judge ; to grant it or refuSc it ; for othetwiy„,„ ett 3 of acquittal cannot relieve thr- niost innocent wan (runt lig niisfOrt Mb` of hwing . hectktletained 'for a Icnicer or a shortst 2: 1 hold it to Leuttitily tha( , the . tbent - which. pfecedra contleinnati(iii should be regardea baatel;r, which' is na'reckont•dinto the 'account ; su that do punishilint atinitged ia as grtat as if the-accused . 114 114 5 been airisoner. It thus scry'oh r a results, that for no orc , which lilt ininstance,, plinislits with only on! rir".? t ` 4; n imprisoment, the accu s ed, w h o rim'v h w rt. R. l l -emiy tip ruouths,.or even a year'i 4feteutiutl, It'ait.l4; tir.o Inl 41 - u A 1 4 ,44 kawe,, or the.iasirec:kus tvrottnAted.is at tertheress st Sul,rjec:lll. t 6 t Ntiffittf y 3 000 , 0)!‘4 111 , by Abe istve. ~~. 3.- I woottf-crish . titltt tut min eft: P Yritt nd that 1.;.043cs ti,i;j it, thongl,l Ei4ltt lu g ' l r sum_ r to have 'eolotouo;.,:tion ..tostit with, va.n , taiio4l alsrays presclo:o itffottrer perilous. -Lit prewnce of witoos3es , see his cf,i!rlrea, hi, wife. crcn hk 4.-,rin , ,d; tor an Avoicate has uo d ii.f . b.cinfe l4l ' a-fete ciigat ttk him goyf!.ativii. e--hv c ; cil ev l * tl public glee: hint •s . ..Ontieiy eOt.it.el, otter Oho cl,o4andit'" , ytirtint thLr.l, u 4 ;l4•• 40411;Ui.itst hint. 4. I also r.''artrit :vs in 411ofe rtoriti rerwit etimsli." l 4 " cation I;fl,6pvr to tltc count ttf tftr till the e"' tt . 4 AY O !t vd. l, 11 t her s tr k l i f:sll..,, It t,;,olts from thi!, that 'Are,(retittentiy Itoteilf,Arlikoakion t o jti t before the.trial,for A . 04 Anirt all risks, %data if•Atw,porok',,:,l. i“;...1,,,uti01i - *l' Previon 6 lY cbittnitTlr 3 fr , l, ;Ode to cunfonit.l the Itecusittio3 at it i n it.i hirth• consider this-I°linch theinorr at 111, ' , awe t. ' 9ws that it is fit jilftlrn to'fht; the public accuser, And lire coor e lait,ing,party, have t 1.4 greatest facilities to augnivot Stich arc oty r vie4;:l ot` . ct r the 10: 1 :;* trate , : thrho.-Ive, lucked, tko thcir.%entintent! , They that the e..‘!el}car3. In ,ever.it loitets of it, the it , ' press pc that ries ' e t.); sm , wh 411 opproleil France at the t some was form ti aott ;Ind I 'do not iloote../ that it Hilt be sonic .I:ty re vi.cd ; Plen i:f are labourias at,ir. I knuw,, far ::13!ance, i ',et' M. tie 0114 Tollentlal, ,:.;4-nrrors'artd able cletendei'of the rights of ilreltet. re . ctin; thtretroks-Of genius to tilt; perfecting of our nat•iegislation ; .tbt utti`on time, ntnl it bn; alt s Wr must follow the itOde such as it £4 Pur° Lea: Sri! Lea" Ai to any thing ferthsr,sGenrral, let us agree since Yo° have teen the scitUqs of ... them, tlisi the preparatiott for o f trials, the publicity of the proceedings, awl Ole freeduivil the iiefenex, ledidnothireg to desire in the tiial of the a‘ .. cusation, and I sh.sil ileein - it au ricotta ,lOnoitr, to have inf opitaioo :trictioned b) yoor's.—l am General, ever most girl' perely mil a trectiimately (Signed) pUrIS. There is a itupendOus fifasiiisktli its tral..* front Dumfries to London, which it - is hoped wil arrive in time for -the CoMmentoration of 808 1 next SatOrday. The "Great Chieftain o' thy' Puthlin flace"certainly owed the memor y of the; Bard this-tribute for the immortaliiv be has be'' sto'xkl upon it, and _no doubt all the true So° in London will be prone to join in the saerfice" 4 " warm, reeking, rich '," Last Thatulay his Royal flightless the Diike `' t YORK, accompanied by tbe Adjutant-General Si: 11. CALvtivr i inspected the Officers, awl 1: 4 ° 4 ,, chmmissioned Officers, who have been instructew lix Ir. ANGEL°, jon. in his nt.w sword exere i ' c i h s .oval flightl ess expressed himself p ria il - it i satisfied with the very gueat progress thel lin t! inAlle—and as Mr. ANGELO staled. that he c°//4 iitered them Nile competent to give instroCtint __ theY will most probibiy return this week to the" ' respective regiment-. The LORD C HANCELLOR It Ad fin litidienet P r thill , : ' PUINCII REL:rENT yesterday at Carltoti.botd!' .'