The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-16 00:00:00

FOREIG\T ,INTELLIGENCE. GF,TIMAN 'PAPERS, Otf.CRIVED THIS MO ITArlAtrt4p., approUchingiourney . derf tiiv Rrrceui flighness Prince GustavuA, sou ofher Cbt.TOTTederica of Sweden, from Crirh , - .Tul,c -to Liitigaithe, and throtigl , the ennions',- lot3t been annnnncet to the Go verimentli of Switzeilmul, by M. D. Ittiver, the . of the Grand Duke of Baden.. AilOgrWRG, JAN. 2. LETTru ftiffiv. THE LOWER RHINE The , trit!, , ,gle tl,e !rallies in ;he Pr 7 1 * States, In t vspeer to the ierrk societies, and to lehether they really 1., -JAt or not, continue to be cart led on by.vacions writers' with great fury. 'At length on the S(11 'of this month, the great wrestler, the Rhenish 7llet:chts, who had littherto reserved his strength, eor (Tea the A rena iii has tried to overthtow those m:1 1 0 su.pi'ct the Vition of Virtue, hy a , pretended Setter twin Berlin, in which ise S6!hs to expose li m n to the people, that they may lie ovetwheltn. Ne,tli public contempt. The 'Vanish Meraury fs indeed a strange thing. It italtind of Literary . CJlht Podtida,' in' witch one of the parties throws 'eery thing that cannot he employed any where 'else, i• thus mixed with bitter expressions to. words Monarchs, reneivated Princes, Statesmen, beiterals; a.t d private persons and so thrown to the greatly crowd. Above all, the defccfs of the late '.T'reaty'of l'aetea,. the distress and danger with `which it threatens us, and tke supineness of the Minisiers who concluded it, at placed in the ;strongest fight, that anxiety and- fear future `evils may heal the credidous souls among. its 'readers, so,that 'they may-never enjoy repose and -,fractlatts from elite,. , The circumstance that this Taper appeaei in eqhsce which for several months : past has belonged, to Prussia, has" excited among tome persons an ides' tha! Bitch a way of proceed ing was cAvoured by the Prussian Government ; this is nut tl.e case. it is k tinwn,..on the cOn ttor'y., from good authority, that the .Xing hots -ex-ressed his displeasure at it, and 'his'ordered altia spirit in that nnper to be repressed: That 'this spitit, notwithstanding theKing' i s orders,• still continues to fillew itself, is nearly a 7 count'eVpart to the execution of Sehill's enterprise its 1 , 0t.9, coil/11.11'y to the orders . of the ling, and .suotdd almost lead to thu opinion, that there really 'does exist tt party in Prussia, which follows' its :sown ideas and principles, even r*onhl - they he di rectly opposed to the intentions. of the Sovereign and contprotnise his Government,.—such as Pt ivy Connsellor Schmalz has described this party in Iris work. However, it may hd cant:lotted from the (shove, 'that the Rhenish Mercury will probillity be Foots brought within the hounds of tuodeiation , and order, or cease to appear, . . .IScatitz,l)sc, 23.,A few days ago two panl- Ttiiiels ,an'peare(l here against Mr. Selina' z,.one• by l'roiesaor 11.11113, Collect "The l'able of the Con . .sitiFators." The other by the "11.1 e. Brofessor — Sebielerniaciter, and is addressed . directly to Counsellor Schmalz. ~ P 1~ DUTCH Pi% PERS, tif,OKIVILD 1.4V1^ Wir;lTT.] • IlivssEt.s,JAv.. R.--,lt is said, that tbebtike of 'Wellington will' not 'ennic . to Brtissels till iic 113 , , been to England.. Nife' , ,'',ll,oweyer, cxlulct the and of Fehruary, or the be ;inning of Mouth., • „ \ye Hatter ottrselves that many illtistrionm persOnt. will then visit this city. Next month, his 514-: jesty will visit the newly acquired territories. The lirussians have greatly strengthenedAhe karrisons of Saar-Louis, Thionville, Loninry,, ,Alontmedy,,Sedan, and Itoeroi, and have several coriis in -cantonments rennd.thase places. Thty write from Pile that the fermtion of the tlepilrt u.ental legions is at a stand in many Freneh.de forttmenvi, principally on account of theditlicoltv oitindin4 iitliers whose good spititis to he de . ?ended upon. It cannot be denied that the whole of the an .cient French army is hostile to the p r esent order of things, tniL I . 4texperienee h4S shown how .(hlngerints it join p►►t ar►na into the hands of men an 41itpOsed. The sa►tie accounts state, that the tit the Goverwit of Cc:m(lcl i, tiEloyeti for sow on account of• a fresh , coloplaiot. adduced ;dig►►iUst VitAi , i)ri,T, 7.—Tn a German 'paper we !ono ;tig Article from Vi:3);)9.,..nf . I)ee. 27 ittitsiaa Miaister, Count Copo - il:Jatrio, lias 'heti) hei.e for 30iiii,...i13y%; ` haft'already givc)l sf:verat entertaiaments, at which the Di gyloinvit,ic Corps.- twece' present. I4.ig 041cryeti t brut bite immerims Greeks Imre areverSi u3sicluoui aboLie • • . 11 'top! flitted the,f,hlt,' tiffs Majesty bus revokedi - us itijOrimoi - to thFri(eubitiri of traile find thanutaCtliris, will ss to the price of the nuttla, of the Netbet)antip-, ell consents granted hcfcne his accession to the throne, y .reltjtive to the placing o f capital ia fn reign ruco4r, Inuter . vehateVr. ittenomillitijor l it nfay be: ; , ' 'B sl. A cc. 30.--;Erery day more of the ;for- . tifications . of Ilonintown are blown up, and all the cantons of S%vi, zerlind eagerly trend Powder, to he employed in this uperatitni or the barracks only a few walls: are standing. Proprietors of tounderies in Alsace and 3lyabia have purchased: immense quantities of cannon:balls,Ac. proceed. jog not only. from the arsenal ofnuoingnen, al , n of - other niaed7ines in France. FRANKFOIt. JAN.' 7.—This .afternoon. arrived , Cunut limt:lA, the Portuguese, A mhai'sailor, 64117 big last flovo Menti. VIVNNA, Due. k. tint trite that the eon firtnatlott of a plan fut . rt new financial operation,' has Lnely been r , e6vcd from his Mmjesty. Deli berm inns upo i n such a plan will lie held sir Milan', attend at which; Count:Stadion will set ofinexl PtiILAN, Dt c. 31.—The Poiesta of Milan has given notice to the public, that their, Imperial. Maj-sties will idakc their solemp entry into kilata this itfternoon, at three o'clock ; in the eveninl.t . the whole city will be illuminated in the most splentliti manner. TUE lONIAN ISLANDS. . . A German Journal has the following reingloi upoh t the limilin .* The celittilwhicli *.aw 'Venice, Genoa, Ita. , gusa,,anti Poglizza , :cease tfuh e ; dii;epelighli! States, has presented us for the second time with U t ile.: publicof the loniau Islands. tune, as. the first, ItnSsia cuMeS forward actlte father of the thild, hut now ERgland taltesupon herself the guardianship, and it will hardly•slip otit of tier etirfu. is indeed a sterile — iOck, but :strength it hsti . rdly to the . itnpregnabla Malta ; utickeephalouitcnntl• Zante:Yield, abun dance the fittest fruits of thr South. Besides this, thioppailte coo t, the native: et - fiery' of Pyr. thus '844040'1.0t, is Inhabited by the . boldest end moss rtiS.h ke people, of- the East • (itt Europe). :nitre Ettglitittl will'roirlter &ironies, it the Mar - • t in Germany ,4110.111,4 nt;coift too r, • - 4 !, Eponi. t point lie cap act %; h Opo g y, V.. a f some tni n are time it neighbour shouldta i ii f r o i ! to .tratiiipl".ara into'Greece the benefits Of our ciVilizos niie'hoatir,iid tipitoll's our conscriptions. - lit n fete days,sall from enrin ati . Etiglish fleet may h 4 hefisite the Dardanelles, and a co.opcinting artily icquirrii at most 14' days,to t . rtn,s Coii..id . erdtion of this kind IN% e 'thired Atistvia tn reetrrttise.thc new itepohlic for it certainly has not.,escapcd her counsellors the Sovo•eiglity of the Ailliatic is transferred Mill that a few eluted boats le ;11 *lace ruin the whole coninieree 'of the Lit/art/Ic . . .1:11ese, seven ihhAii:is lie Ott the ,. e oa st - Or AihanO, :11nre'n, nbnut 45 ((i . antish) square. .inites, and • coil; 1 2110,000 They arty;---1. iiy till• the largei ; rato-;. 3. Santti-- . lklttura,., .4.Ceptitilottitil l •S...Titeali (the ancient liliocu).; 6: Zroite 'Cercigti. • Froin the - end Of 11;e: . 1 . 411 i eyntttry• Ito _the Trett!y (17 . 0 i Oct.- 1797), they lotloiled to the of Venice, xte.pinothur. "formerl : y part t f P'reece. the year I ;99;.thuy wgre wog-nett: by the it ti • slues and the trtiik , i,.4lo formed dent. State, under the' title of Ili:public o f t h e Sevcs, Islands. Ilut they, s. - ornt full iittsts the hands,'.of:.the . French;. they ed tll. the fall, uf. tionnaparte, when th e Trity•of , l'arls hits 'at List determined their For tr,c .f t .ttnre happi:ness, ,fOr. thv natural ••• .improvement fitif ~,f4ie .11.14445, EXtritOrliiii4lry yu9t.itgei itia)' be expected, and enconeagethenn- - happybrethren sighing ontler the :'.rtkekish yoke at Icnitth . to rise to thedignity of.rnen...At itlinost seetits' its if the l igh' A !lies had expretsltcontrieed arraiii2,cutelit. to 6111 . 114 1140Ut. time of Greece.' '-•": ,'••• • • EXTIAGIS FltoAl PRIVATE COk[tEspoNDENcL, JAN. 9.—New levies of .Vrench2 troopi ,arrive every day in Paris: It is' tymuktd, dint the soldiers are; for the most raft, comprised of disbanded troops, of=tlie,army.of the Loire. They .bowever, appiur.. to ..be sseihnly stitacted to 'the ittAll the important posts in the capital' tire '-ocoupied 'l)y them. ir he national curd occupy such places o'nly as' are best calculated fur the mete Tut -poses of i lice. The:greatest confideu ee , it reposed in the nest Briny and, at the present mo ment, fears ara- entertained that their loralty will be put tea the ttst.,-, , , NOV' itilllrl'.eltSiOnS 61 plats are felt in Paris, , &Fitt:o644lf cif %I - Bich — the .guattli at tlee etttsklnce Just as we were putting our Papir to Press, we received Paris Papers of Saturday last, the the 13th. They are a!niosi destitute: of interest. The Ott:ette 0./fiddle prmrmigmed the 'new Amnesty Law signed by the King, and by his Ministers the Duke of RICHELIEU and Boma Ity another f)rtlontiance Of the 10th January; . . his Maje,sty has nomittaiettllig follovviitg 'to the 22 Military I)ivisitins of iN'ibrite : First Dil i9iun- Mir ail Vvrigtimp ; Du! c.4e Ptimas Crux; 3. Nlarsbnl I)Like ; 4. ,4. Marshal Count Guiiiititi Si, Cyr; Etienne de Dur 4, furl ; 7. Marshal Connt,Jvirtlats ;-8. Count Maivo4; 9. Cuupt de l'uya6gtir ; lu, Cwilt.J'Auti4k4rup ;. It. Duye t ic Gryn_ month th,,t e eiutiyli g heitt:piy. quilt 'de Viamenif 14 Ile' Felt r Unlerwt;;Frevis:e.;'4ls..r; . ,, A f,'‘ 411 . 17: contit s . count Pager de I)artrasa 19. M tls(qAtj.:ititA44;l 7 : 'ref Tartiltutu Sal Count . Otiipiiit; 1. 7 • ' The' 4416)wirig, arc :the .0n1y....0t1a-er :paragraphs worib extvntriw.i, " 4 t „ .. • ". ki FAL OgliittvtrirtEgi 14 4 „. • • . • ‘' • • gi Thet.liorriork woe accupivi ativning in „its+tre :was. •no Vol)lic Sitting'.or Secret tommtttef..: • 0: • - -- r!frec.„ , e - • • " .1 1 40443 N - 11.1,1-4 404. 11)V ilk At , atitirossqtl Jo the. King by some Ex-converf tionalistm, in oxii4c,ll : tiley,coileavonr to tirake it Itispear that Oil./ iiiitreotett:4or the Meath of Louis. oroylttigilAty, iind that, titerifore, they ure in the v irche . stutv-witil tho,e excepted in•the tate •, • . late.. • . Doke of kogotileme expected in Faris on the • Ciartiier ile Sainee.s•lnid Written iifarewell ad dress ,tothe . p.,.oplorlirnsiels . .• He dues not tell them where he is going.! .! itevefs.cause.Mii been decided. The Ciiiirt , . I*. promniupeil that.. his torriage Bras null , that his 'entitled, Buonaparte and lturett the norighers of a Young IFoman , should he sup pressed as injueioui au& defamatory, And that he should ptift lie'ocpence' of process. Council of War it is said, assemble in a,few thiy4 fir the t chit of (e'en; I#4 - )yer and Admiral Linois, for their,treasou:at Guaolidocipe: fr RuniunrS t,ic circulated of a breach Of. coo;- cord bet\teen Nyeria. 31..--The Countess Silenszka, who wailniplic,oted the. affair of Madame 'Ala..' rrit has ,reeelved pasS2perts for'her departure. She is to-tiult Vienna awl the Austrian'States shortly. "In the litiperitil Utiici d Almannek of Anstriii., tke Arch.Duchvis Maria LQuisa is.desigieted as /),IcLess. o f Palmy, Plactilthi, rind Guestelle." Ihe'Frencli Fin! have risen again. o' per (4141...... - Book Action*. . .• loSii• A diangi in the French Ministry is still spoketi of, and the Duke of VIILTRIC is SIAM, retire: JUte the superwrintlueuee ut the Duke of.itictfq- Ltev, with whom the late supporters of the Mr Minister have now coalesced. this trove true, it is a decisive proof that the Ultra Royalists, as they . are called, have not got the ascenthinfy in the,Cablnet, whatever they have done its the Chambers; The- Continental Papers received this morning are very sterile. ' The nicht:ter packet !Ns arrived.wit.h P..TP IO from the Brazils. The letters by her will be !le' , livered to-clay.--.-Sae sailed froroltio Janeiro, 26th of November. . . • • . The umil notite will be girth to-morrow,ollt. Parliament is to be further prorogued till the- 1 .1 of the ensuing month. . , "114'inareilike of the Ptitieess CH +Rt Airre with P' invc of the House of sB,Xe,,origitutlly and ex . elusively announced in Tint now sP n ' el ' 4 ‘i•ith entire eoufidettce In all 'tie politiCKl circles; tltlf " Not only," says the Morning Chronicle of, day, " has the Assassin lot General 1. , 403 0 " ) !seen suffered to escape, but not' the too efr 'fort' been made to punish the pelecilt'"' . the plunderers , a n d 'murderers of . the Protti" tanti ;. anti yet the:Kir:o's Oil:font:lance egP- - 3 SetkraCtilinY,tit What has been done, and take) nnay the penalty that bad been inipw , ed 6 1 1°1 ' 4 " City: The atrocities committed at Nismes Arts it seems, to Le covered Ly a sort of tacit umnes i P without any exception, those who sudered bol . equally with those who caused their soff" ln g s beensublected to th e b ur d en of supporting for a . iii;re ft itintiber of tr oo p s , in . the. mean th e criminals escape, Or nie. no t looked after, ontl ibe9 the KING expresses his satisfaction at "b at been Moue, and • recals the troops. So mach ler the justice of the recite!) Government." . The very same paper contains the following • " e number of individuals detained at N isi° was 114. In conformity with the orders er' l b b° Minter of Police, the Prefect, accornymileA bJ the Mayor of Nismes, and the Judge 01fr acts5g proceeded to the prison on the 29th of last o10 1 .' 11). After having.put divers interrogatories to the l c ` cured, 52 were set at liberty ; the. other` wet ° sent before the Tribunal." :; So the trial of sixty-two persons iy, " .it s een : a sort of tacit amnesty ;" a sor t i n d a d ! so attic" for the truth and fairness Of the ellorninii CW31184 A ll4il from the Ltewar4 arrived O r terday. The liarba,does iller6ry received by conveyance contains the following intelligencer'' BARBACIULS, DEC. s.—tio Iris than SiX or sr . 001-1/1 , t v, 4 4111 vessels, and most of thew belonging to this port, have o n slice our last from different parts of the United Stat .s ' v L.„ ‘ a large supply of lumber, staves, and other artietes, r; ,duce.of that country. Sente"of these were under Po 14C -• • c l sity'of Intployung fureign e g t o nav i gate th em ,in cOnseturfi , uf the desestios ut their stam'ett upon arriving in Aroe l . 4 ficartildrnirat C..1)V110.01 left this place on Sun dg n his ANkstiti ship- PeoTialdr, for the kaintes." American Papere, : to the-170 ult. arrived I °ll - The plinctpal'iirticle isf their ecotteo" the 'Budget Statement 0. t United States. • The manufacturers of elcri • . seription have. taken th e al arm a t the OP-t -,portittiun of Finklisb goods,-and at the cheep O tt° • ,they can be 1614, and their superior quality; •sie mi.rous . petitions have been presented .to .gees to lower ti t sduty -on. domettie meP nrile.. tures. Toe petttions pray'that a.stantlifig e mittee may be apvinted, whose' proinife' ditty it shall be to , watch over the interests ttf ° ar mauliketuring citizens. The cotton unol"'" corers have` petitioned that the impartatio" 0 0 foreign ,countries of c o tt on f a b r i cs of. texture .may bi alisolutely ur virtually ( 0 0", t i Merchants, of Baltinsciroi m 4e ld a e o eriob jo titelbt ut December, anti, as they exprees' l° l, e l consequence et, the"perplexity--and trouble 10, have tretiiiently bad with.tlie 4,.vners cad signees dt foreign VtalielS arrit ig at their I"' r ti f, they lm'.e prime iliafullnwittg,Resolu tl°, which w tti ere iniCtlisStely,tran,;oo(ted to their 10, veral agents' and correspondentsi - with'.oi , l eis winery; trietiv to them ' lit. To give - P4triuorte setscfs.,ou nil necasiousrthc d« 0 4 44 prdardio: in whatever shipinonts way niAde cot '" av id. uOt. r doff , To hair.e : iteipieiuly stifo - Ad trt ate the bills Of ortf that the.atitOiltlt ut:tritialkt,4lll4ll ha paid at par 'D4ill-notcs ut the City pc,paltirutFe.• billsd l$011 : ` Tu'hare it :Also eth qrestly stipulated in e t« .it tile goods 03411 be .delivored io the Fort 'at Omit* _west, of Jtiwia's Fititt on toe North sitia of the Basta. • 4iteAn.—Accordiag,to the new-tashioao ' k • size Tables, the Quartern Loaf of Wheaten.k ir°lll ' - .h do the stated price of Flour, W ould not • have '" il more !ban 9.1i1 for-the ensuing week. Wril : 6 1 :: 11 shortly -o ff er some comments 'On, (his: iestt,l4'° business, '. - . •GuttCholiunrt ono l eo v,, n i t n tu e.s o d l u i y Co l u ie n x t;i ! i o si n s t u r c i t i tu to o ti ll o e ; ft P C i t r t sv e i w i r s i t e 4 th i l i l e i c A e l tc y l : i c t us c u m a c t r il4 : l ; °l. ,t :ll : 4 l f f s i 1 0 : 11 ; this greit pa6itication'are known, a l'l t tl Ve 'Se ": lllltritt : lY riC t : 11 ! ( ' adopt ipn prucreaii , g':, - ( tkakil long rent lin 44!1 Iii)11(liir to the. tecovls F it- Corporation i-tt little staineit with :ash p3rt . l solves atitl the abl -- lath Les 3)1 factioits _1 of thenlißee have been increased, both in infan „try and cavalry. :A private letter from Paris says, that Marshal •Settnutiva has been deprived lit his pensi4n p lace s and that the i)akelle Coto y lids been appointed to tliejatter--the.GovernoNhip of the There is A very general impression that the inernies Of the BoUrtaoms have already com menced their secret machinations. The number eentinvii /it all the entrances leading to the P'alnce has been increased, and consists both of . . cavalry, runt infantry. There is still a consider able number of British troops in Paris. The Jacobins are not 'only the. most Inveterate, but the mast' numerous enemies of the Royal 'Go eernnient. It is . a mistake to suppose, that the strength of this party consists in the. Stir . . vivors :A' the . 11 evgin! ionart Leal rs of i 793 - ,who . are ;lone affeCted by the new law‘; anti the pro.' Visions of this -law itself, are considered extremely ineffectual. The mere exile of-the Regicides from -the French territory will, by no means, incapaci- tate.them front carrying on secret communications With the dii4flected hr France ; on.ithe contrary, is is.consHered that ti law, placing• diem, under .the stOwilOnel of the Police,. hate been Mulch 'MAILS. . . tinuivt.n.-1 LiThan. 1 . 111117115, I ';urinani, 1 Holland, I Ditto lir'. • 1)4 , e-I•Prutice,'3l - iai.nhprgi),•l(iuerns t y end Jer sey, 2 - Guttenburgli, 5 NVAt.rfiird. ' .• PRICO.'OI •• TIIV4 JAY AT . Stuck, 3'prr Cent'. 11" , 1.,59 3 per ( eirt..enti5..5911.101 I I,er (.:criti. 74 75 s . V.t?t:KS yet,yr o'ci,oqw. , , - 1 ' - 1•1o41.4 Bond., 6 4 . 7 1t pr. Exuhrii. Ilill4, 6 4 . Di. pr. thuniume, 144.... - Ditto fur Payoutot,.ls/ I cons. for S)pening, 614.1 i .1 Spar Ct. Nary Wm]. 8811 89 Bank L. rtnn. 15i [IIGII WATER Xl' LONDON lIRIDEJE TO-MORROW. Monithg, 10 tninutv4 alter U. 1 Eventpg. mitnti es 4eter THE SUN. iii 41.104 Quill-11143431i EALSIN AUDLATI LUNI)ON. J.i 1. 7 .4 RY IC, 1516.