The Sun. — London, England, 1816-07-04 00:00:00

iIAi%IIIUItGII tea evi;ctr, jUNI: 26.—The Act tif Attesisidh . of the Swedish Court to the Holy Alliance is stated to have been drawn up on the 21st of May, turd :fofwardqd to St. Ntersbtirgh. His itoytt 1 Highness the Ctown Prince of Sweden will he accompanied on his tour toNorway by the Miuist er tor Foreign affairs. Sf.'PrrEllSktittiti, Suns g.—The day befdlo yesterday the Minister of the Interior and Privy 'Counsellor Kosodawiew re..vived for promulga "lion in the Stuart, an Ukase of his Imperial Md ., `jeity to' he Senate, by ‘vhich the" rii'suildge of the Peirsuirts of Est/load is (Aaiished. In the gear 1 Sl4, ,the Nobility of Esthonia had taken the resolution to request his Majesty, t Mough the maim of the Governor-General df the Provitict, the Hereditary Prince of Holstein Oldatiburgh, tb abolish the vas . &nage of the Peasants in Esthouia,in the conviction that the return of t h e great 'deliverer of Europe nut be . ittort worthily salemulted than by imitating his example. The Prince, taking a interest in this resolution, presented the request to his Majesty, who immediately gate orders for the dre*ing lip of Regulations for the proper execution of this measure. This work is now completed by the indefatigable activity of the Prince, examined and approved by the Emperor' and the legal Acts were signed by his Majesty on the 23d of May. The'Act of Organitation, as well as the Regulations concerning the fitture civil re. lations of the enfranchised peasants, are to be trans , toted into the Esthonian language, and printed and eommunicated to the inhabitants of the Province. With the provident wisdom of a tegislator his Majesty has decided, that the enfranchisement thall not take place suddenly, but partially and successively, so as io be completed in the, of 14 years. Titus, by one dash of the pen, by the hand of the revered Alexander, the chains arc broken, by 4 A'hich 100,000 men have been deprived for cert• turies of the enjoyment of their personal tights. The Minister, who is distinguished fat his liberal ideas, joyfully communicated, without loss of time, to the Senate the benevolent order of our squat Monarch. Vis Imperial Highness the Atc Wokeliolasr arrived on the ldth Mar(o. S.) at Pa , atche, and on the 18th Stnolensko, where he viewed the fields on which were fought the tnetnorable battles in the last war. Among the persons whose departure for foreign, countries is announced are the High Chamber.' Jain Me%antler Nariscliken, and the General of Infantry, Count Roctopschin. From Bth .fanu. nry to 22d April, 194 merchantmen arrived ,at Odessa from Constantinople, MUNICH, JUNE 20.—0 n the birth-day of Ids Majesty, the King of Bavaria, the Bavarian arms were p,it up at Deux Punts amidst the lively ac. thatations °l i the people, and the Whole town was illuminated In the evening. Preparations were making at Frankentlial, Spires. Landon, &c. for the solemn reception of his Ma;esty, the King of Bavaria. 1-14uovem, Jura 26.—Severai of out country. Arlen have joined together to realise the execution of a wish, which is cherished by every Hatstive thin. They have published an interesting adver tisement, proposing to receive subscriptions far a juonmnent to the officers, subalterns, anti privates of the Hanoverian corps, and of the German Legion, who fell at Waterloo, or who have since died of the wounds received there. It is proposed to erect the monument in the neighbourhood of Hanover, as the capital of the country, and to have it constructed entirely of stone, dug in the country. The Duke of Cambridge goes to-night, by in vitation, to Berlin. His absence is expected to last tilt the 10th of July. . Exchange tin London, 25th and 28th of June, 35. 8. tit L'Neti PAYERS, DINCEJVAD 7Hfs MORNINa.I rARIS, JUNE 30.—We are assured that the Duke of Angouleme goes on the 6th to the Department of the here. lie will return on the 20th. Ills Royal highness desires that public honours should Dot be shown him on his journey. The Prince of Wirtemberg, the Chief Officers of State, the Marshals, Dukes of Tarentum, Reg gio, Belluno, Ragusa, Alhafera, Corttegliano, Valmi, the Ministers, kc. were yesterday observed among the persons at the Tuileries. Yesterday M. de Marandet, Minister Plenipo tender)? of France to the flame Towns, was pre letited to the sting by the Duke of Richelieu, Mi• niAer of Foreign Affiirs, to take his audience of lir;rite of Cond ,vent yelitertlay,gt twelve l'doA, to Chantilly. ?' j"' aponsors at the Laritisto of the iuNnt daughter of i11ar41.41 Ouditint. The Duke of Bth;rbon Intel da taking hi, &pat ture from England far Paris 'On the 3d of this The Marquis of Marialva, An'tbassador of the ging Of Pottugal and the grazils to his Most Christian iViajesty, was introduced by. the Grand Master of the Ceranoniesi end had the honour to present his credentials to tie Kitig ) Pefore Mass. Mons. de Lalive, Master of the Ceremo nies, decompanitd his liteelleney his Hotel. W e stated yesterday, actording to a letter fratti Ifientta, that d errant was formed in the environ% of Petersburgit .of 80,000 men, but more recent news direct front Russia, and even from Peters burgh, infortti us now that it is only a camp con posed of a few ,regiments of the guards, for the purposes of etereise (luting the slit-rimer. It is said that M.Cortois de Peessigny, Ambas sador to -the Holy See, will be appointed on his return Archbishop of Paris. The Journal df Frankf&rt announces that Mad. liessiti es arrived the 20th June at Stuttgard, with her family, returning from Vienna us Paris. Messrs. Tierney and Charles Taylor, both Members of the English Parliament, disembarked on the 26th of June at Calais. COURT OF ASSIZES, Ju Nr 30. Cotitintration of the trial of the 2,8 persons for conspiracy. The Court :net at a quarter to eleven. The proceedings commenced, and in the course of the trial, the Advocate General read a letter from IVarin, in which were these phrases " I Atti arr ested as an accomplice of a Conspi racy, composed at least of five hundred members. They have hold of the branches, but they shall not get the trunk. I have yet to encounter either exile or deportation. I shall quit France with the greatest satisfaction ) hut perhaps 1 shall re. turn in more happy times. I beg of you to hide my papers, an account of our papers of the Loire," &c. (IVe select the conclusion of the examinations as a sample of the whole.] The Piesident—Cult Plansou (the hest of the accused). President—What trade are yrtu Planson—l am a toyman ; J have assisted 'in 1193 and 1793 at the Revolutionary Committee, but I can say that I have rendered more than one service. President--• Have you given any cards to Gar bier ? Planson—Nn, Sir. President---And you, Gamier S—Garnier—Yes Sir, be bas ; I am as certain of it i;ti I ant of my existence. He has given me fourteen or fifteen. Manson vehemently denied it. Garnier said, that he was bewildered, that he was treated like a fool, that he had been three days without eating. President—And now that your head h clear, tin YOn persist 1).1 saying that it is Plimsoll who gave you the cards ?. Garnier—Yes, Sir, I am as certairrol it as the day. The Plecideut ordered the Aeeuscd to retire. Bonassier the Licit:rand Dietrich were then brought forward. A Counsellor—Bonassier, what broker do you employ ripon the 'Change ? B Catdier. Dietreck said also, M. Caron. The Conn then ordered, that Cardier and Caron be summoned, sad it adjourned till to-morrow, at half-past nine. LISLE, Jukti 28.- , -lETti MILITARY DIVISION. Two corporals, deserters from the Royal Guard, have arrived at Lisle with a forged furlough, and spread the most culpable and absurd reports, against which it is necessary to be guard e d.; and if the agitators yet hope to excite 'disorder, the Authorities will always he ready to suppress them. These two men, guilty of robbery, are in prison, and will quickly undergo the punishment duo to their crimes. t'S;rneelj The MARQUIS de JUMILIIAC. NANTES, JUNE 2.6.—A better from the Com missary. General of the Marine, at L'Orient, to the Principal Commissary at our port, gives the following details For some time back some pirates have been cruising among the Turkish lslandt. Others who went out from Carthagena r when that city was taken by the Spanish Royal Army, are often wrecked upon La Beate, or the Island des Vigues. They generally frequent the rocks of Saint-Louis, and approach the main land during the night, and they ate sometimes seen upon the point des Sit lines, or in the Bay of Ocox. It is said that se veral of the linter vessels are commanded and armed by Frenchmen. They have on board some negroes and sonic Spanish sailors. Aceorfling to the account which has been given to me. thew commence their ebace uudur the Spa. Willi flag, and then they hoist the tri-coloured flag. They also use, as occasion serves, the flags of Christophe and Petion. 1 beg you to make known to the Captains of the ships ►rhich direct their course to Saint Domingo, the (411501 that they may run in these parts. VIRN NA, JUNE Majesty the Emperor, the (lay before yesterday, paid a visit to Prince Metternich, who still continues indisposed at his Palace at Rennuseg. It is said that the marriage of Doke Ferdinand of Wirtembcrt,k, brother of the King, with the sister of Prince Metternich is decided upon. Iler name is Maria Cunegonde, and she was horn in 1771. The Emperor has appointed his Excellency the Chevalier de Lamakern, who has hitherto acted as Minister at Rome, his Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of Rus sia. Its Majesty has also►, until the nomination of a new Ambassador at Rome, charged the Count D'Appony, his Minister at Florence, with the af fairs of that Legation. They write from Prague, tl►at Fieldl-Marsb►yl Prince Blucher, after having taken the haths at Carlsbu►l, will return to Prague, •nd thence set out for Vienna. The Course of Etchgttige continues to mend.— Some of the principal bankers of this city have subscribed for 50; and two of them for 100 actions in the New State 'Bank. BANKS 011 TIIR DANU/12, JUNI? 23.---The Xing of Prussia has sent the Prince tie Wittgenstein to Vienna to compliment the Emperor of Austria on his return, and to announce the approaching ar tival of his Prussian Majesty in Bohemia, where the Prince of Hardenberg is already arrived. FRANKrORT 2.6.--I'he King of Prussia has ordered the fortifications of the City of Co logne to be razed. the Gazette of Petersburgh announces, that two Aides-de-Camp, the first of the King, and the second of the Prince Royal of Sweden, have torrived in that capital. SOUTH AMERICA. Letters and papers from St. Thomas, to the 27th May, give a detail of General 130LivAR's opera tions, in the Island of Margarita. The following extracts will explain the 'tone of feeling be tween the contending parties, and convey an idea of the death-war about to be waged in the already thrice ravaged provinces of Venezuela : EXTRACT (;1 0 A LETTER, DATED ST. 7!IOMAS, MAY 27. ": On approaching Margarita with his squadron, composed ,f 18 sa il, B o livar wet with is Apanish brig and schooner of war, which he attacked and took. OU board the brig Intre pid°, Captain Iglesias, his lieutenant, sailing master, and 45 sailors were killed, and 32 wounded, The Independents only took 14 prisoners, the remainder of the crew preferring► to throw themselves into the sea, rather than be captured. The Spaniards refused to lower their flog—the Independents were okligrd to du it. Bolivar then landed at Margarita, where the Royalists, to the nninher of 800 troops, under the command of Brigadier-General Pardo, were compelled to evacuate the capital and retire , to the port of Painpatar, where they will hare to surrender, if not succoured in time. We do not know where Gen. Murillo is, though it is thought he is gone towards Santa ; but if he delays arriving with his troops, Venesluela will again caperience all the horrors of a civil war." PROCLA M AVON Issued by Me Insurgent SI MON BOLIVAR Casnmander of the .Irmies of New Granada and rear:arta, 'kr. " People of Venezne iveertter on the third epoch of thr Itepuhlic. The immortal Wand of Nlargarita, com manded by the intrepid Arismentli, trid afresh' proclaimed the independent Government of Venezuela, and sustained it with sublime valour against the efforts of the Spanish Em- pire. The remnant of am patriots, dispersed through the (all of Carthagenn, collected in Hayti. With than, and through the aid of our magnanimous Ad►niral Brion, we ftamed an expedition which, from its nature, appears des tined to terminate for ever the dominion of tyrants over our native land. " People of Venezuela--Your brethren and foreign friends do not come for the purpose of courptering' their design is to fight fur your litoerty, and to place you in a sit uatir.n to restore the Republic on the most solid foundatiOns. The Congress of Venezuela shall be installed afresh, where and when you choose. As the independent towns have done me the honour to confide the supreme command to me, I autho rise you to name your Deputies to the Congrets, without any other convocation than the present being nreescary; confid ing to them the 111)1C sovereign powers they enjoyed iti the first period of the Republic. " I come not to give nit laws, but I beseech you to bear my voice I reaommend to you the unity of Government and absolute liberty, in order that you may not again commit an absukty and crime, since we cannot be free and slaves at the same time. If you constitute a peOple of one mind, if you erect a central government and unite with us, rely on victory. Spnuiards Who inhabit Venezuela,--The death-war shall cease if you put an end to it; if not, we, will make just re prisal, and yuh shall he exterminated. " People of Venezuela— Fear not the sword of your libera tors; you are ever innocent in the eyes of your fellow patriots. " Ilead-quarters in La Villa del Norte, 3d May, t 91G. " SIMON BOLIVAR." The lion. Lient.-Oetteiat Sir BRYDGES llerr- NII (says a Morning Paper) licst ilmigermisly ill, with 6 CaCOWIni tiffinii of hi' recovery_ bl A !IS. ARRIVED-.-1 Prance, 1 Tianibiiteli, I Dublin, I WatirkP Dift-4 Ml:mid, 1 Gotttlihurel. ...sia--. . .. F iTocKs rnicv. C) VIIS DAY AT i Bank Stack, . ll7i 3 per Cent. ILA. 6ll 63 3 per Cent. Cons 4 per Cents •. 78 5 per Cent. N. Ann... ...shut t l Rani► L. Ann..... 15 13-16tiis . .wr.LvF. o ci.occ. llndia Bonds, ....3s. 41. d Exch. Bill., ..... ..89. 61. d Omni tun, ..... ......, ..... Ditto for Payment, ...... 9! Cuns. fur Accuunt,.......6' HIGH WATER, AT LONDON BRIDGE, TO-MO tllO Morning, 50 Ininutcs alter 10. I Evening, 15 'ninnies after! THE SUET• soLEm uili% rAL., AumeATt LONDON, THURSDAY, JULY 4, 181• The Paris idbrnals of Monday have strived due course. The trial of the Conspirator, 1816 WAS continued on Sunday, and the exam ine tions bear exactly the same character of the dill cnlous for which they have previmply brie till tinguished. Witnesses were to be callt'd day ; but we question whether any testimony ea give importance to this Pot house Conspiraels reconcile the absurdities, contradicti ons,eadld erous criminations of the accused. • A Hamburgh Mail brought Papers to ult. They convey a piece of intellig ence strikingly marks the progress at c ivilizatioP truly liberal ideas. The Emperor ALENANDSg" ratified the Decree for abolishing I r d" al l throughout the populous Province of Fistio°lol and thus a hundred thousand melt are at 'op raised in the scale of creation from glens to Freedom. Bevel, the Capital of ths vernii.ent, fruits of this illustrious measure in incl.eased se w may shortly be expect ed to she, w,tti fs vity and augmented commerce—for liberty only source of national wealth and prosperill'it. The emancipation of the Peasantry is to b e g dually effected within fourteen years ; owl S'etruo' that the example of the good effects of ' site 01 course in Esthonia will lead to the teratiooti° this system throughout the Russian Empi re ' t i Sweden, it is said, has acceded to th e o pk Alliance. We believe the CROWN PRO" It° accede to any thing to preserve his station. r e 41 Madras Gazettes to the 401 of f l ebro a •J • 4 have arrived. They contain flo pAtic al ne ; importance. An extract from the 89 01411 C*lr hear that accounts reached the of the 30th of January says."'" We are "ITI VI I I p res idetlCY ; II terday, that an amicable settlement yr all t e. ° diiierences relative to Cutch had tak en plat $ The return of the Duke of WalAti. -° : ", ‘given . rise to such a multitude of 51 40 1 ° 1 that it would be vain to catch these " CY fittl nt nt the minute." Two of the moat pr or°l. however, deserve notice : the first relates t° partial change in the Administration, and the : cantl to a dissolution of Parliament. We la t tat reason to believe t kat there is no foundation l'er latter rumour. Certain we are, that ti n sa nt measure has been resolved upon by Gover n°. With regard to the former point, we S l a t e u ri Monday th a t th e . h ea l t h o f t h e Pretuiers !-- 1 LIVERPOOL, WWI considerably impro yedl to d, therefore the rep or t w hi c h s p ea ks of b is ship's retirement on account of indisposit ieol ' o f be erroneous. should not, howev er ' bc ' e ig l prised were s o m e change to take Placoo Cabinet, and -especi a lly i n a high DeP art ni o t Finance, pro-tons to the re-assembling m o o hament. This is conjectural irom circainst and we desit t to be understood as tint spell from authority. m eth Mr. SifIiRIDAN is, we regret to be iniclr' t itli f the same hopeless state which we haver ece i . ported. He again passed a restless night.' vi. Tfte on T , ----..------ nesday night dispatches wer e ,of 't (O n CH' s , "u"nt CA,TLEREAGWS office to Sir CO' d o 3TUART, at Paris. By the same conveyaal iti, patches were also forwarded to Malta art lonian lonian Islands. Lord Ex Mot/TH attentleit the Boar - : t lifr J f ft ! njt:allY yesterday for a eonsiderabre tine ; -11 40 ditional orders were issued to cause the l e y hi frigates and. bomb vessels that will two r "' l , fi ela! fao u r _a ti a la t t es p Lortis4ip to be stored and victualled witnon'ocl .a 4 l the . out-ports, The Albion, of 74 g" llsi l . Si jc_lntended for the reception of the Alig of nd will proceed from the Nore to Pori° ~„ /lOC Accounts received "yesterday from ,MaiL r ids the Ist of June, assert that similar bile 0100; have been committed at Timis to those wili ch „oil place at liana : many Christians had been lii i 'i g . erect, including Brit*, French, and Spani"riod, A mail tram the Leeward' islands arrived i n c i i ti miset:astaciliy7 with Lord FJOi"ooti yesterday morning, brought by the plane' P I . : 3 100 ,1 in 33 days from Tortola. 'Die whole a thc : rig' purpose at the above period continued in a state 0 ' u c to t tranquillity. I\l4rtial law still existed at 50 : e R he iatands. The parket does not bring so ha' joi telligenee Iron 11.irbadoes as we soni c tit ° s received. —.......-- a -