The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-15 00:00:00

.aeentle,"ft-htx Iltft:rl tett froTh' Aittan oh 6,1% 2411 ) was thVbearer tlf a letter front the Entlie'rorto.llipam,l4,Dangilter, try %Odell he Tiodietrlttr tz) . j•iellt to the wivhes of her - end 'visit Parma. MI the French in the service of P,mpress Maria Louisa Were immediately dis missed, and Count Maiowli Cvrati has ioceeeded 111. the Marquis de 1316s'iet ti rrefect of the Palace. The latter has received pitssports for Frunce, and tall the French in file service of the Empress are to leave Vienna witliaut 'delay. The depatotott of `the Printias is 'fixed fOr .theSth 'of March .; she Will be accompanied by the Coun feta of Sciarompi, by Count Neipperg, ho is mentioned as Gover nor of the Duchies, and by Count Magawli (e , She will have an iotervieW with the Ern -peror at Vienna, where the persons who compose her Court wa:t for her, in order to accompany her `to het dominions.. The Aministration of the *three Duchies. of Parma, Placentia, and Guastalla, remain provisionally in the bend. of Austria. helieved that the Empress will, from time to time, come to Vienna to visit her son, who will 'remain under the care of our Court. The exchange of cool iers with St.Petersborgh is very frequent. A few days ago,.on the arrival of a • 'courier from: St. Petersburuh, a Council of State mei held, at which all the Ministers here attend ed. The result was immediately sent air by u Cabinet Messenger to Milan. According to the Giiiette of Tranylvania, the plague having spiead in NlTallacira, and extended as far as Fogschan, -the Government has ordered strict attention 'to be paid to 1411 travellers hi every place situated Within six miles (probably German miles are meant) of 'the fronti , .rs, and the measures of health pre 'cribed in :813 to be read in the churches. In consequence, from . the Ist of this month, nobody teOuld leave the'place of his abode without being 'furnished with a passport. IlstiuN, 27.--4 he celebrated spy, Schul meister, is still in prison at Wesel : it is positive ly asserted that he will he - rigourously confine:4 'fur the rest of his life in a Prussian fortress. It bas been diseovt red that this ,Man was clairged by the, French police with the most infamous com missions in Germany, and one of the most- hoe-, rible nature tp Louis XVIII& Wmisave, Fen. 2.0.—A strict prohibition has bten•isitned in Gallicia and Poland against a writ ,ing upon the Acts . of the Congress of Vicuna, tchieh claims, in terms too violent, the execution a that Article in those Acts, by which Attsltia is hound, under the guarantee of Russia and Pens sin, to give a national and represeptative Govern ment to lie' Polish subjects. • BERLIN, FRB, 27.--The King has granted the sttitt of 300,000 crownti for the building of a Cllttr . 11CIIIIT in which all th'si works of art beintiging. to 'the State will he united, For thi's Purpose the inaling belonging to the .9eademy will he ar ranged, the vaults under which . Will no longer be used for stables. Thns the inserlptinn, " et Mus 4," which some wits gave , the academy, 1011 1101 by applicable to it. It is said that the King has also granted 300,000 crowns to rebuild St. Peter's church, which was burnt a few years ago. VIENNA, Fait. 27.—The Official Gazette an• flounces that the Court will leave Milan on the 6th •or 10th of March. The Emperor will visit some other parts of the' Kingdom of Lombardy anti Venice, will then repair to Triest, visit the Illyrian provinces, and return by the Tyrol. SIR ROBERT WILSON, &c. A private letter front Paris, dated the 9th, says—" CounCil of Onsation have not yet, it is tune, decided ,whether the ebarge of Troa- FOll, &C. is to be persisted in or on ; nor will‘thev, it is supposed, until Tuesday. It may possibly 'be softened, us the first part, viz. treason. 'against the politiesi system of Burrow, is not cogn ii.,,bte by tbel'sw, and would, if appealed against, most 'Drribably be broken by the Court of Cessation.— Pie request which hits been made afresh' by the COunsel of our corintrymen, for the communica tion of the documents necessary to their d e fence,: has been at length complied with. This is the fourth or fifth dentamtwhich Sir liouttirr WILSON, rinti Messrs. BRUCE MI HuTcniNsoN have made fur this purpose, according to the 3024 article of the Code of Criminal Instruction, but all they 'have obtained, is to 'be allowed to read, not to take 'copies of the papers. They have also du ' snantleti .the reciprocal rights secured to all fo reigners by the Civil Code—that is, that What be gtented to Frenchmen under trial in Xtsglantl, shall be secured to them." 'rig MARKETS. • COM r.tcstasue, Mattest 1.5. —Owing to the boisterous state of the weather we tout Aso fresh arrivals this morning, in consequence of which fine Wheat and Oats sold on fuq att. geed terms as on Monday. Fine Barley supported its price In,Passe and Beans there welt no alteration. SlSlTlinebA, Matters Ib.....This day's Market bad a stunt supply of the different kinds O f . Cattle; Veal and Pork were c heaper; Beef and Mutton sold at last prices; and the trade in general was not over brisk. The sales in the Ilay-Markct were stonewhat dull; Hay and Clover fetched better prices; SArtsw•ubtaineti last price. 4.41110 so.:• •• 1 -Fruilees 1 Duf►,iu, Q hVlit' ir —'l o. : l . 1)011- . --1 loud, Uutteubuvgle, 1 tiamburgh. STOCks 141 . !s unv FWELVE Bank Stock, shut ISuuds,,par, H. pr i . 9 per Ceut. Red. shut Excheq, Itlll. 34. die. par: 3 per Cent. con:. f. (Imoinos, 1I IS 4 per Ceuti. shut I littu fur raysuest, April, 19i Spur 1. t. N.tvy Inu.9oif Cuns. fur AceuStilt,62ll tittulc L. Ann. shut HIGH WATER. Al' LONDON BRIDGt TO-MORROW. Muraiug).49ruitautes atlcr 3. minutes .lacy' 4. THE SUN. 6OIASI QUI9 FAI,StIM AUDEAT ? LONDON, FR 1111 211ARCII 15, 1816. The Message from the PRINCE REGENT to Par liament, relative to the Marriage of the Princess CHARLOTTE •with Prince LEOPOLD, was _delivered last night by the Earl of LIVERPOOL and Lord CASTLEREAGH, and Addresses to the Throne voted thereupon unanimously by both llonses. It will be most gratifying to the British People to read, from the 'highest authority, those eulogiums which the intended Husband of one soioteresting to the Nation has meritedby his conduct and cha racter. We took an early opportunity of bring. lug the Public napalmed with the virtues of Prince LEorot,D, and the respect and admiration which their exercise had procured for , him on the Continent of Europe ;' but it is nevertheless with great pleasure that we reler to the speeches (lithe Noble Lords who were the 'bearers of the Mes sage, for the confirmation and illustration of our statements. The Brussels Papers which we have received this morning are rather a degree more importact than they have recently been. There is a singular report that Russia has oh tained front hussia the cession of the territory, belonging to•the latter, between the Meuse ant Rhine, which is intended by ALEXANDER as a Marriage Gift with his Sister to the Prince of Oitallog. Such present indeed won't' be a splendid and imperial mark of regard, 'and an acquisition of immense value to the new kingdom of the Nether , lands; Ou the other hand, this slip of Country is of little consequence to Prussia. It is too tar from Itcr center, and too disconnected ,with her other provinces, and rather an went of dominion than ,an accession of strength to her Monarchy% But if given up, there must be indemnities, mid we know tint where in the east (sr north of Germany they are to be sought .for, without disturbing the balance of Europe, so lately adiii,tid. The Archduchess M Aata Louisa seems at length to have acceded, to the arrangement by which she is to assume the Sovereignty of Parma, Placentia, and Guastalla. MI her French attendants have been dismissed, Comma MAGAWLI CRRATI Hp• pointed her Allister of the Palace, anti the other offices filled up by the natives of Gvrmatty or her new State, for which she is to set omit immediately. Young BLIONAPARTE is to remain at Vienna, under the charge of the Austrin Government. The French Pipers, too, received this morning to the 13th, brings also news of increacrd lute rest. The Ttial of Admiral LtNuts and Colonel BOY ER, has terminated in the acquittal and libera• tinn of the former, and the condemnation-to death and degradation from , the Legion of lionour of the latter. The King of FeANCE has heen indisposed for several days. Ills Majesty's complaint is.tive gout. But the document worthy of the greatest poli tical attention in these Paper', is a Circular from the Minister of the Int , rior, addressed to the . .Pretects of Departments, and dated so late as the elereoh of ,March. It clearly sheays that , Franee is yet in a Very ansettlett and !turret:Ain, state. The Tiabulent there are no more inclined to be quiet than the Turbulent here, and it is dread ful to remark how successfully the Jacobins of all countries are now exerting themselves to renew . the scenes of desolation anti horror on which the curtain has so very shortly been dropped. The'cirenlar to which we have alluded thinks the Prefects for their zeal and loyalty hitherto, and for the measures they have taken against the Factious, of whom it thus speaks—(how appli cable to England as *ell as to France !)- 4 ( they have yet lost neither their hopes nor their audacity; the eternal enemies of order, they never neglect' an opportunity or pretext ; they alarm all interests ; Oil mislead the weak with those tionbti which lead to crime t but speedily shall they learn that Jus tice, whose patience they-have so long fatigued, and whose indignation they have, by their incor rigibility, excited, is not to he Waved with im ptinity." VAURLANC then proceeds to - exhort the Prefects to exert themselves against criminal impost tires, arid combining the military with the civ po , ,‘ er, quash in their. irit germinating that so i t ' o; : o ll ail v, Ccittr6si.,il i z, as it liiscs, ti,c orgtitti2ltion of tliat tiittitLite it at length rot A Flanders Mail has just iirrivca : the 10110" ing is its chief news : " coSSTAN'TINOPLE, Ftti. the 12th la: , n'tiary; a fire broke out at Aciriatibple, Which con= stinted is part of thst great city, and abating whir biiildinge the residence of the Boilane . which had been lately built Or en imutehse cX penee: three days after, the city 'eAperienced tl misfortnne of another kind on the 15114 ti itorin dettroyed .hi the portl9 merchant vesseli 'of dif— ferent sitiet: The loss which Adrianople has sttS tamed by dick tit'o . accidents is very consid , rahle. •Vitti4N4, Fan. 28. -== The Austrian Observer makes the remark, which is hot nnimportant, that the plan of the Ctinititution, printed by or der of the Senate of Frankfort, contains precisely the political principles solemnly disapproved by the 46th article of the Act of Congrest. Among other points, the Project infringes on the equality granted to the thtee religious persuasions esta blished in Germany. The Observer teenti to be lieve, that the Senate.and Citizens of Frankfort %vitl nut agree together, and that the Powers will interpose. " FRANKFORT, MARCH 7.—Two English Con- Hers arrived a few clays ago with thvatches, which are sAci to he of great importance." 'the Ceres and Generul. Ilurris arrived at Cailtbn the jth Octohtr. • in consequence of what paSied in the linute of Cominons respecting an alleged increase Of salary having been lately granted to the Navy tloard,..tve have been at pail's to enquire into the truth of the report, and fiad it to be entirely without founda tion. On the contrary, . the present Members.. re ceive 101 l than their predeetroans did 30 years ago, and no increase Of salary, or emolument Of any description, has taken place since rite period When the- saiptiies of this and the other Naval Hoards %vete regulated 'according to the recinu met:dation- contained its the reports of the.Coar.. missioners for inquiring into the fees mid emolu ments of the different public departments, whicp were presented to Parliament iu•1787. Indeed an allowance of 901. per annum, for coals !cid candles, which had always been enjoyed by the Members of the Navy *had, waa withdrawn just • before Mr, NTT quittel office in 1801 . . sistitat a decrease instead of an increase has lief taken" place within the la,t 30 yeara.—(:U. Post.) littiGn•roN, Mancit 14 --The ININce lireskNT having neatly recovered. trout his' extreme debi lity, arising frosts the etfeets of his late attack of • ttir,gont, it is now fixed beyond a tio•dit atm his Royal Higlumsti will return to London at the he ginning of next week. Yesterday General Sir 13. llloonttield left the Paviliou, to make the neces sary arrangements at Carlton !Liaise; timid to• morrow the Marquis of 'Cholitiondcley kA ill leave lucre fur town.—Yesterday Prince Leopold of Co imurg', accompanied by StrEdward Nagle, took a ride'as far as Lewes; in order that leis Royal nigh stes might wirnests . tl►e ebullition of popular led lugs at contested elections. Yesterday, at half past twelve o'cloeU, th e f 0 1 ..; ', w i ng communication WAS made by Mr. IlAse,. to the Stork Exchange . . . . " The hank of England hosing Wien into consideration the lettuce tuaile ropecting the payment'of Otunimu, have aimed to grant in extension of time for the payment.. Tile, followiog At now the clays fixed for the payment - • " Fir , t payment as formerly fixed, I Ith April, 3U per cent.; second payment, 30 per rent. in place of Nit h April, extended to the 17th Nay; and the third payment,. of 40 per cent.. in place of the it tit May, is extended to the lith of July " Report StatC9 that Lady WILSON is 'going to Brighton, hit the design of intreating the PRINCE tiv.GENT to interfere itt the ease of her Flushdnd. Lnrci NUGENT met with a serious accident in corning to town, inteing been thrown front his horse, mad dragged ti considerable distance. A letter. front itn Officer in the Company' , 4 err vice, dated Camp Hydrabad, October 1815, Wehare just returned •to this idnee front Poona, h• tither we were marched to deniand explanation and satisfaction, if regnired, fur the death,. under very swpicious .ciremeistances, of some of our Odicers."-h—The letter noes not give any further particulars; hut refers to a letter of a prior date, which has not been received. The reductions. on the Military stitff of Great Britain, and the Channel Islands, will, it is sup posed, compreheod LicotettAot4ictierals, In dr. command of districts and itations, possibly will) the exception of the one (Lieutenant.,Gime ral WYNYARD) who V01111111lill&F at- the Forces in Scotland, The plan for these reductions is the same 113 that adopted in the last peace, when no Litttenant-Generals were allowed to retain tits Command of Diltricts, except those who attained that rank white in the imittruand, anti they %trim allowed to remain . only at Major-General's pay. and allowances. A dttel was fought on Sunday, at Waterford; between Captain IL Of the .35th regiment i 'and Mr. C. Two shuts each were exchangcl—orre f them took effect by wounding the Captain in the leg. Fute.—Extruct of H l,qter from Quebec, dated February 2, 1616—" On the night of the 26th January, a very alarmii,g and destritctive 'fire took place, which totally consumed the Arse . - nal and the whole range of buildings to the end towards Palace Vince Guard•house ; the Art it lery Barracks and the Offiecs of Ordnance were 'saved by much essertiOn, as writ as the pri rate houses opposite the buildings destroyed-- The fire it supposed to have commenced in the Armoury, but of this there are tionbts, t of the arms and Ordnance stores.its- an immense 41nOlpit, have been consumed—the heat was so intense, that the• gun-barrels wets, in a state of fusion, andibe swords, bayonets, and Toulroth, appeared twis;ed like irwi ,(sups.'" PLY/400T PlL‘r:Cti iitte..k by con trark evituti tte Col tilt-411;i -'rwo other Bait inclianien ttie in'the ataitOng for this :purr, but itze base not yet learnt their names, Bei•etut salt it uFsovir this port. TOIIDAY, 11Ancit t 3. Piit haeli by rotor try winds the Lan Edit !iflame') also the follow ing vesseli, and ieniain :--Grace, KEiot, for Ayres Esseit; LE.i7tl..; :tit(' the Gal land, fni the West Indies ;• Resolution, .LEWh, for Londondrity ; IttoOwo, EL,Lis; for Linblip,; ticrAle; DAins, for Dublin and severe kittiti: V. . PORTSMOUTH MARCH 14.--Arrived the Pro.. Videnee, ti REED?; for Bombay, and the Nile, BARKER, for Gamlaloupe—are put. back ; Pro dite, ,Einxtt, for Hull ; Ocean; Gar.NoT,...kir - Jatudica—put back. Sailed his Alajetty'o ship Larne.on a cruise.--Wind S. rALMOUTH MARCH 2.—Arrh , ed several Ves supposed tO Ise the outward-bound. Put back the coklgo sloop AA war and Dorothy trans port, fOr Africa ; Dawson, CuOltNonAm, for Jamaica.—Witul front S.W. to W. S.IV. DeelL, MARCH 14.—Aitivell the Peace,WALKult; from Zante for Rotteritain. Caine down from ihe River - the Nate, NoRTO I'4 , far Antigua; Spanish, Patriot, Macaw, for Cadiz; and remain in the Downs with his AI njeOt y 5 ships and untwar&- bound as before. S.Oled the homeWartl:.bound t'cir the River.—Wiati S. . The late strong ,South-west winds have pre; vented the• butward-bound from getting clear of the Channel. The ,Ctingo sloop of war anti Do rothy transport; hound to Africa; have pdt back Co Falmouth ; the Java East Indiamati has put back to TOrbity ; the Essex and the Cl,trlantl, for the West Indics; baVe also put hack to Torbay. The Cbrnwallis East Wittman has put back tti Plymouth two other East lndianien were bear, in bp for Flyniouth; and . were 10 big?it of the harbour when the post came 'away thuif Ilttt'ktlOWn. Several sail of merchantmen had also put back to Ply•nouth. The l'roei.ience East 111114M:ill, for llonthay;41111 the Nile, liAirtt.aii, fur 'eatotaloupe, have pia haei . to l'ortimouth. We do not hear that any of the ahove Vessels haV4 guituittcd the least damitge. EPISTLE , FROM 'MAO ANNE t:LAItkE TO TISCOL;N,T 1,01V,370kfi I'm hurt, toy dear rol.f.li•rota, heyohd Tu find that !Anti *perch. niaLes 1,1 Wotan impression It grieves me, as oftett treitin'tl to hear .• • 4 Vusir talents fontrmo'd with a and a Sneer. Not so when with Ws unix, each uor lot his station; •• We labottr'd to had fur the good ;if the And I think, my dear Liird, you Blast Ito* plainly seiS That your talents are nOthiKg, unaided by ti c, Toss ne'er Will Perm:de that proper and fit • The ItEtiort• should Wear.thily What you permit—. ' • And in thit land of freedom, a rkssal to Yon, .. Tie roust 1.4,1( if his coot shall be•Ved, greets, or Wk.. St ill leis wilt your small Stock of eloquence prove should fear and bite berob we reerrnrr and love Or that men who to s ictory Britons bare led, And fur England and freed;int tare fought and bare hick Are'leis fond of'. their eunvitry, less true to their laws s Lesspriitid of her glory, loi,slauticb itl ,her cause, • Then tittipe, say good lord, who•lilie yuu,temain quiets Or like Iluans:t•r,'sttewk off at this noise oils riot Whir talk and -who bluster thro' thick and thin' thin, Bat rislc nut a star to disfigure their skin—. • Wrapp'd up in warm furs, bt , the• Side ofyour'Sirrs- ' You: fight over battles—your reit at the fire ; •.., • • No dangers annoy 'ou—no tempest that bltilv4 * •Or sborteuS your dinner, or hurts yunr rbpoie. s.a• Ohl think nut, dear l'omisroNe., that men such ns yott Can rank With the flevoti of pram! Waterloo!. , •: Your talents are trifling; 16nr tiding is rain•—• 1 tit.cliar that ycinr speeches give all youi• friends vats 'Tisch case your oratlthis, in timo.give them o'er.-- ;:lreadY, I fear, you are Hated a Bare; ' It sue to thr,v'ontillb again rek. the bed , t t,Ere groves the ripe strawberry livicions and red— Again pick the fruit, 41114 Wtitd letters to me, Acid I pstiusise, fat once, they a ivel:CL ,ball hs.sta ANNE CLIME.' Yesterday the Election lOC t3oroner for - the Comity of Middlesex, in the room of G6otiog fion6sora, Esq. deceased, utline at 0)0 Home, :.8.01 toe hiass of voters at. tempting to get :op an tho.,opening of' tite doors was so great, that it'was diffieult for n - freeholder to get up to give his tote fir some hours.' At the conclusion of the fiist44ay's poll, the utttoher of freeholder, voted for each was As. I'ol4'4S t---0 Fur' Mr. Titylor;.' ,;;1, .606 Mr,St rlitlg.b • t Mr. U . Yesterday the Election ,o 1 'it Secretary to this Senttish Hospital, in the roam of Mr. 1.)oallt, re signed, took place at the Society 44 Hall, in Crane Court. 'Die canthilates Were, Meairs, Aut.t)„ ra A zEit, whim the former wiii ed by a great'inajorkty.--;-.We trait lte wilt emulator the exawille of his worthy awl ces3or, ,%110 deserves the thanks:of very t'leotsuratt and frieutt of hlioMitity forldi eteitiona in this C7►ll4'. Buoci %Hi i—Vevert'ay morning' I a tnicrahle tipparenity hr thu lastjtage of poverty ankl wr#.to - heihiei4, wits "teem irr out of the Trritutfgfr Unit:es la 1 . the tilatilt. 4 t sorrowful and wne.tiegolies` SlVehrtillee had Mt) 4110101 in," ellett i tinia the rha. eitutde dispositions of sonic Vt the cli , ths there. who mad up a purse 01 134. AVM ptcgrliteti it tp him. lie accepted it very h ;t t, was shortly after seen sig,tin i ; his naite , itt n honk, .ite theettittt enti-of the mike t :uni t t‘ttk r4c Alutiniry,' it es4n di‘crtered titht thy ?;tipposcil ticiht wllft acce;►tin : 4 1 transfet t4.170L stock, Al* h, 4 4 luta purebaseci. PI 1); of ets Y I'