The Sun. — London, England, 1816-07-15 00:00:00

E'NCTI PAP CRS, tßucurvet) "VOS MOINING.] juor 11.—toutit Corvetto is going to Bourboune am! not to Vichy to take the waters. The condemned were this morn:ng removed frotri the Coneiergerie to Bid:tre. Carbonneun is the most affected : he is tOtitintiany dwelling on the - misery to Which his %rife and Children will be exposed. Tulleron and Pleignier curse him as the author of their destrnetitin by leis de positions against them after his arrest. A great weakness is observed in the moral faculties of rleignier, He dOCS clot %VIA to see his %life any thnie. Charles and Lefranc seem affected by the punish inent to which they are condemned, on account of their ape. A small knife was found secreted iu the pocket hook of Charles for the purpose .of killing himself. Delwin and Deshatmes were on- Concerned. rfhe woman Picard is ill, She a s strongly protested against the sentence ; I.4ascanx and ‘kratin rather manifest j.l thlo, grkf. Of those condemned to solitary euntinment, the tuu Bonassiers seem least affected. Descn neau, .and Philippe, preserve a mourn:al sicnee. , Soutdon still hopes that his sentence will he Mitigated. Both the Ozek."-s console themselves with the hope of pardon, in consegnence of one of their Wives having solicited the intercession ut' an august Prince'Ss. A most bort id Murder iris been recently com mitted in the commune of litron, canton of Mont- Paziet, arrondissement of Bergrrac. On the 30th Of June three yonug persons, two of them sisters, one aged 10, and the other .16, went to walk in the Fortst of Biron. Whilst they were picking Strawberries, a man appeared, who by signs com. mantled them to kneel dovrn and play. Ile then drew a cutlass . from beneath his di cis, and plunged it into the breast of the - youngest. The third girl then lied, bttt the murderer overtook her, and strtick her three blows with his cutlass ; then thinking she gray dead, he attuned to his first victim, whom he found in the nrtns of her Sister, teho iltis cruel monster Aminediately blew, ltt the mean time, the 311 person in spite of her wounds reached home, and the repott of 'the murder soon spread around the country ; the inhabit ahts soon repaired to the spot, whet c. they found the two dead bodies., They thtat proceeded id the house of a man named MOStyil, dcat and dumb, but they only fmnin ni3 f,ther, .tho 101.1 them he had not seen his sou since ,ten in the attuning. This :13 all that has transpired upon the sobject, hut search t making after the younger Dloutvil, who is generally suspected. IThe Doke of Angonleme ought to have arrived tin the 10th at Lyons, where it is thought he would pass two days. During his stay at Dijon, a general entlotsiaSm was manifested.. it is said in Germany, that the celebrated poet Goethe intends retiring to Frankfort, his native count ry, then. to vi' his days; VENICE, Jv NE 30.—The retloti l dlid it vigilance, on St. John'a tlay, to l►reveut all 'Ali-- sonic Societit.s. r r GENOA, Justu 30.-- / Severai deserted ships have been met at. sea. Two tvecv judged !o be Spanish by the form. English instruments were fonnd nn `board another ship, and it is therefore supposed to be &nglish. The brig which brings these dr tails assures us that the ships had been visited by Buibarians, and it is thought that the crews had either been made prisoners , or drowned. These Alps were taken by an English vessel to the lonian isles. PIITERSIIUEIGH, JUNE 18.—By a decree of the 4th , of this month, the Emperor has. s ordered that the treaty of friendship, commerce, and naviga tion, concltided Deemtar 27, 1798, between itubsia and Portugal, and prolonged tti the 17th 'of this month, by a declaration, signed at Vienna the '.29th March, should continue to be in force till the 16t of January, 1817.' ‘V( are ;mitred that our Court has just cont.:bided ,'I itat,yof Alliance tvith the United States of Adm.. flea. One article of this Treaty, it is said, gua rantees to its the possession of two ports in the I'aci6e Ocean, f. 70 c. . 1066 1. 25 c. FtiNps. per Colt . iS.tnk ActiollS On Satetrtlay, at IV,larlborongh.street offi ce , J . -Pitchman fOrffierly . 111aRter of x West Indianian, was charged by his father-in-law with rlireatett -hilt to kil leis wife and servant. - Mrs,-lila'ckman -eNpreased her• regret at being obliged to complain :of hot husband, hut of late his behaviour had heen so wild that she trembled for her life. Ile home Oyout tit'n &clock on Saturday mor,n ing, taking nil a knife swore he would fi l ial - - lice her If' she aid 'not itnittediatelyleare iris pre!- tclice ; Ire then struck the tutu)-servant. tSte lnade,her escape to her father's, where he follow : d her, and beiiaved !,o violently, that : tliey,were 1 , ~ , h geil so give 'WI() CUSW:iy. Tire Slogistiate ot4.lLiti the priwner to find MAILs. rrance, Y Lislon, 52Dublin, 2 W'ateefOtd. • ifOOMId, t HarnilUrgb, Otattetthi PRICE OF tiTtit;KS THIS DAY AT TWEI,Ve. o'cLOCk. . . . , . 3 her 'Cenf. nett. . . G•ti India Bonds, 3 iter Cent. Cons 441,1 i Exch. Ili 115„..,,, Ss. tis. pr. 4 per Cents 794 i Cons. _fur Account,... 654 .; tier Cent.N. Ann... 94ti ._ COURSE OF EXCHANuE, FatuAY, Jots 12. . Amsterdam Ditto, et Sight 4O 0 Atesterdata Ditto, at Night • l2 4 Rott culatu Antwerp Hamburg(' 3B 10 2% Us. Altoaa Paris, I Day's date...... 25 80 Ditto flourdeattz, ditto Frankfort on the ,Main .... 150 Ex. Money Madrid eadiz ierille BilI3OA Gibraltar Leghorn Genoa... 431---Ve nice Malta 47 -Naples Pitlei too Lisbon., opoilo Rio Janeiro Dahlia .. .... 14 ------C0y1e..... 1 ti r ef Cost. Agin of the Rank on Holland.... 2 l'oillgal liiili4,. i a Coils !.3 19 0 per Oz. roreign Unit!, in liars 3 19 0 New Doutiliorils.. New Dollars a 4 lei Silver, in Burs, stand trtl Huai .w.vrsic Al' LONDON Mitt% 1 O-:\1011.1I.OW.. Nioriiing, iiiiittite4 after 6. I Evetiitig, 35 illissuics it It er G. THE SUN eh.; rt.Ltiu AtipeAT! LONDON, JuLvls, 1816. haVe the Park Papers to the 131 h, but they are uncommonly destitute of intere , t. Most or the Conspirators have pot their sentence into eas sation, ari a a r e endeavnuting during the respite which this delay gives them, to intercvih for the Royal mercy. Four new Marshals haVe been created, a nd ir is satisfactory to see that honest and loyal men have been elevated to that rank two cat them, the Dulte de CoRINY and the Count de VtomEtm, were amonii, the Noblv Entigrants whom the Re volution expatriated ;- and the other two, the Dnlte de Fe 'rue and Count DeunrgeNvit.Lgovere , among the faithful followers of their Sovereign to (Aleut, doting the last revolt. , . 'Tisii morning tf Muil oseived fr.oto Lisboy. We : have ahthorit'y' to cowrioliet a report of the melt in the employ of Sir Itopityr PsEr,e being willed off, us 'totally <leVpid of (Staffordshire Advertizor.) _ _ This report appeared in ale Times and Horning chronicle nelispapers, 'awl was one of the proofs of 'Ore great distress .of our Manufacturiug ;itnl COMDIVIVIiii Interests. It affords us, therefore, much .satisfaetion to be enabled,to state r ; from an* thority, which we know to be perfectly correct, that so far front the house of Sir IL PeuLE anti Co. buylath discharged any part of its hands, it has had,' atirf eoutioues to hrave, full employment for them all.: THE PiIINCESS CHARLOTTE have the hap pines, to state, that her Itoyel 111g,hneis the litt -4 cess. C4ARLOTTE 13 much better MACKHOATEI PEW:STRIA:4.-41st Ddy.---Not withstanding the iferynnfavourable state ofthovea ther yesterday, an immense concourse of persons assembled on the heath to see EA'rON, who still continues on his task, and this morning made good 973 miles thortly,after nine o'clock. BARNET'S PEDESTRIANT MATco.—This attempt is to complete 1000 miles, by going one mile and' a half every hour till the whole is finished, by a person 72 years of age. The gtound on which he is performing is at Wall's-end, near taiking, where he generally completeS Lis tulle and halt r in about 27 wimat.s, anti then retires to a conve nient twilit adjuitilug the course. This morning at six o'clock, he had gone his 190th mile and a half. r Sittardei.y. at four 0'64, the Princess ANGUS TA left the Quecn'll Palace fur , WhOsor., The Pakel of YORK, and (it.oUCESTett visited her NIAJKSTY and the Patticassas ve',tErclaY. YesterillAY the Dial Fort}; and Count Iklus- STK,It had andlenco .. the PRINelt iIk:GENT at Carlton house, Irciertlay morning, Divine Service was per foraiied at the Queen's Palace to her Majesty and the PktiNcEsses. , At hall-past . .one o'clock her MsJesTr, Princesses Et.tzhns.rn and MAttir, went to Carlton (-louse, and paid a visit to the PatNcit REGENT. till halfwpast three, The ,Qu L ust had a select party. in the evening, Major tiossrrr, of the Rod Engineers, who is ordered to accompany Lord ExMUUTII in biat expedition, . attired at Portsmouth on Monday fim) Jersey, in the Grecian t:chootter; 'Phis Of ficer .WAS employed for some time on a nri siou to the,,Dey Of,AlgierS, and is will informed of the 'strength and plans of the fortifications, &c; E ar l:C li p /R N and family sailed from Southarup ton on Sattaday morning, in his beautiful yacht ) for tih, Mediterranean. AtGtillNr. EXPEDITION'. PLYMOUTti, .Itl.,ce 13:—The armament 'for the above purpose hat received an addition of several vessels . , among Other's tin.. Itebius, Granicus, - rot), and Nimble. The Impregnable and Superb, being completed with provisions,-- ivent into' the Sound an Thiusrfay last ; but froth a want of men, who enter very slowly, though two or thre'e `ships haVe lately beet) paid our, it is impossible that fiey can sail at preient. Recruiting parties froth the dilerent Ships have been parading the town . with colUttri, 'drums, told tires, and picked up a few volunteers. Too much praise cannot be be stowed on CommisSioner Sitiet.ns and the other Officers of the liuck-Yard . , for their ekertitins iti providing the requiiite iforet . . • The •13elzebub bonib is Alsii completed, .ind took in her mortars last Tuesday. 'flue largest of these is of the following dimensions, and may give our distant readers some idea of its eitraOr dinary powers to do mischief : Length of the mortar 4 4 Calibre Extr.,uue breadth at the muzzle Tons cwt. qrs. ttis. Wt. ight 5 1 0 la Ditto of mortar lied, about ? 0 0 0 • Calibre of the chamber Depth of ditto 'Length from ditto to the .muzzle 2 0 For charging mortar, 2.11b5, gunpowder. On Thursday an order came down for all the ships to receive iron cables, and have bits fitted fore and alt ft» . fastening 91;rings to thew, in case it sboold be necessary to lie broadsi;le to the ette wy's batteries. The lattncl,ei anti boats are to carry small mortars and carronades. The Albion, Captain Conto (tilted for the flag of Sir C. l'eNttoe), has been added to Lord VAN„mouTtt's fleet, making seven sail of the line ; isko the lErhianns and Iltbrus frigates, Heron and Britornart sloops 6.---Insiral PICL.Mona re moves his flog to Ilse Hydra troop-ship from the Forth, alt her men baring been takers frooli the, latter lor the expMition, Upon the at- Tit/al of the Madagascar at S,pithead hourly . expected), her crew %%ill be drafted into the Queen Cloirlotte i Minden, and Leander.— The Madagascar will then be paid of and • Sir JAmEs ALEXANDER goltDoN wilt assunte the coin-, mand of the Meander, for the Leith .station. The bomb ‘esseli in the river, should they not soon obtain a stAcient number of new-raised men, I;e:cotni,h:ted typos the crews of wher peace home ships. Al the Nee', kotils' fitting for is tens porary shott service, stone of those appointments of Officers place, whi c h arc eeus id ue d esch;i4 to in established fleet, AU L:ke (Hikers helooging to the expeifitiou wi der Lord Fotmou.ro !Rm . !' been ordered. to juju their ships Without The following communications reached Lloyd 's Settorday respecting further raptures • by' the Pirates hi the Mediterrenean, and by. the Cardin genial) privatter, which has been for sonte.,tinte Cruising on the Coasts of Spain and Portkigal " (it:NO/4 - .1131A 1. ••« Stare our lettem of the 17th tilt. we have beard that .Toil, Fot , i.ggla,: toaster of a Maltese brig, who arrived here from Palermo and Co.tellman, .has reported that previous to lii , depart,iiO from the former . place, a Captain Catlarina, of Malta, hail arrived there in h is boat with his !crew, • stating that he - bud sailed with• his vessel from Leghorn, - and was 1, - „,i„d t o Malta, but that'his vessel had •beeif taken by a plea tioal twat near Xlaritimoi which had sent them away in their Imat.: Soule apprehensions tire entertained tibout a vessel colltd the Abeille, which sailed some time ago from Messina fur Leghorn and this port ; and it is feared that she haslal lett into the hands of somOpirate, ltecent letters from Leg+ born confirm the above eacthustances. " JUST: CR " hare just now learnt that the American ship Mary-Ann, arrived last night, has brought the crews of two Spanish brigs which sailed (runt Havatumb the 14th May, viz. St. Audi.', S , lhra--a, master, bound to Cadiz ; and Si— ren°, Pasqual, to Ihtrectuna ; and were captured on the. od instant, in lat. 3U. 53. N. and lung. 9. 35. W. off Cadiz, by at Carthagenh,n pricateer•sehouner, commanded by: one Amida, mounting ti guns and 90 men : her name is not known. The crews were -put on board the Mary-Ann, otf Cape St, Vincent, by the privateer; and state that the Siia nish brig Diatomite, from same place, for Cadiz, and ,two other Spanish strips were taken by the same privateer on the , 24th instant, add that et •convoy had sailed from Havannah for Europe. I have the honour to be, &c. Ileonett, jun. Esq. Lloyd's. J. It. OXI3EltitY." It appears from the Halifax papers . , 'that the emigrants front the mother country Which from time to time arrive there in quest of nctr hahita tiuns are very :numerous. The Louisa.: from Aberdeen, had just arrived therewith a full cargo of these miserable creatures ; hot it is to be fear that the hope of anieliorating their condition by u change of country was very visionary., tireat exertions are making at Deptford-yari to get the Royal Sovereign yacht ready for launch ing On the l'ith of Augnst'next, 'in order that she mlty proceed to Weymouth, for the accomnioda. don of the rrineess CHALMOTTB - and the Prince of. SA XV COAU KC, On -Wednesday, orders were received to send out recruiting parties floor the Portsmouth Divi sion of Royal . Maritiei, to rake recruits fur a iintitecel serviee.---the men not to be less in .stature than teet - -five inches, and each: tnati to be paid a :bounty of 5/. Majors HottNax and JONES have been appointed to the service.„ The 89.11 reg iment will march from Portsmouth Garrison this day for Sheen'neks. 'Lime Ministers at the three denominations of Protestants Dissewers have applied to Lord Lr- vttayour., rcipiesting his attentidn -to the practi cability of renewing, in tavour of the Vaudois, the graces of Williaw and Mary. t Nr. EAST INDIA The Colmiany'i shipi ) thumuL land arrived in' ke Downs 6 attirday they left Si. Helena the lath Map.. The Noithtitilbtrland sailed t i rinti Madras tLe 4th January, and Frain geticdOTeb tke 2d Mi.krch. The Appollo sailed (reign - Bengal the sth I)ecem-i her; from Bombay ihe 20th froOt.l'elli-: cherry the 1711, from Point de Gallethe. 29ti► February, Mid trout' the Cape of Good Hope tire 29th April. DEAL, JULY ,14.--Arrived,sesterday, and sailed . for the River, the Auspicious and Ganges, Irons Bengal. Ako arrived, and sailed this motning, for the River, the flerelordShire and Ganges East Indiarnen, from China, and the Northombarland and Apollo from Bengal. Caine do'vvn from the River . the Eurydice frigate and the Lielzebnb bOMb, and sailed for Portsmouth ; tile VtinCeSSJ Amelia, fur Chinn.--Wind S. \V. jULY 14 the City of Londbn; from Calctitta the Iluddart, from 11.1- tavii ;: and the from Bengal. Sailed the Princess Amelia for India. FALiquerrit, ,JULY (1113' port . yeitertitcr, and Utttige4, from aik well. Soiled to arty the ''sr.arlbotihtir,it i . ):ivikt:t for Listlon Lo r d. 11hbart packet for :Jamaica ; the packet ftq the Brazils,-,-ali with N. W. • JULY yesterday , zu.nl his Majesty./ ateip Banterer. Arried .to-tlay, his . Majesty's silly Conieiia 11.nin oi,eei:neqs, and die Elliott tran4poit fr:;in . II \ micu,..1ut.Y.13.-- . ,,SAiled the Castlereagh t for Uo . 11::0.1 ; Lark packet for Coxlpirell anJ tl!e. Jtttu pact for Gottenburh. y.11::Stot)±11, JULY The Trafnlor, of Shickh, Baowtsz, Master, struck. on N. St:roby . Sand ye,tcrn:ly in the'inorning has been got off Intiqb damage. CORK, bis Mojesty's ship Ile- Brits 'an a- traie. The folio ving letter ilai been received iron" ILlattrap, Ily the City of London, whiel4 urrived ,o 4 W'eytnotith on Wednesday list : MADaAs, JAN. 24, 18IG.—We daily c%P' cr ariiral here of Commodore SAltatt ; gunce hiring. reached that the Leila s;wi;ed from , Penang t.o, the Sth ult. for C4l.•ut! a, wiih it coo,' sidetabk, anionf“. in treasare on board, fr,ini China. She had sustained. conSiderahlc dctinag in R q'7 phoon. The FA, Captain CURRAN, ill C Oll9C^ quence, has sailed lot. Bombay, witcl di s palehCS for Commodore IZOBEMT 011111 E N. The 1.1CY 0 7 Intionaire, Captain Woor.,comaa ; Acorn, Cal'r. ; and Thais, Captaili WEIK, are' Ills.) or' rived in the Roads, front Chip, ; and the Philo ntel, Capt. PLUM itIDGP., frons the Mauritius. ri" Revolutionaire,:during her cruise, fell in'tvith tic' ilhishee Islands (so little known to naVigators) they are situated in lat. 20. 30. N. " The coast is exit - cutely steep,' and the aa" chorage not good. The number of their inha bitants is' oiniptited:tit 3000. Bullocks,, go""' pigs, fowls, &c. are procurable io great abundance here, as well as at Ratan, - Saran. 13ajos, Di : liquai, which are all adjacent Isles, a nd on Ow' western quarter afford very , good ancho ra g e ground. Refreshments are t o b e had with m uelk facility, and theßevoktionuire touched twic e at 13atan, where she found safe anchorage, and nji t , sorts of provisions excee di ng ly c h ea p, a Ini , "'" being generally proc u r a ble at (ruin one to foti dollars. Thd 'French brig L'Atnite, which Snow' parte sent out to the Isle of France, has h eeti taken. She is hotirlv expected here front 'frill' comalee, with Cdminissioner PuortT. 'tents lor d been pitched for the - captured Kittg. of CA l c l) ''' whose larrivat ig daily expected in the\Cc,rowill" The Favourite, Hon. Captain - AlAttox, sailed O r Botnbaynn the 24th tilt. for the Gulf °Mulch, an active tvar having commenced against the P ril : since of Cutch, for eonimitting aggressions' 011 111 Coinpany's territory. " Vohge, Captain licen ne"l . ly lost oti a coral shoal off liiimptath Hill. It cc ,l4 with great ditiietilty site was got iolO PtitHvits , roads. The "Hecate, Captain ANIA.EN, is at 1.1 , " tavia ; the Termagant, Captain Styes, is criliz ing to fte Ristword. '' Captain DAVID Foetcs, fif Madras European. Regiment, Itesitieut ao,l Coil. mandant'of the troops cut Banda. "Also at Jaidnali s Lieutenant LP. Mitet3l. o.l # of the 25th Light Dragoons, nephew of the General MBRCHA4T.:I ea Telegraphs, the itortntion of Sir Immo PoPnAst, are fitting on board several of his M a ' jesty's ships. The Itamilies, of 74 ,gnus, came to an P.n atv", in ,Leit'Ltittls on Saturday, se'tthight., to be At''' Oral Hqpe's flag ship. The, Eridatins, Hon. Captain Kit came into Barnpool from the Sound, on Friday. Iler.nie are to be turned over to other ships. s The Idoire, Gloric, Oiseau, linurbonnalv/ Wanderer, •Achates, Hornet, Imogene, 14.*,ne40 - trees, Conquest, and Bloodhound, are ordevati "). be Sold. The Berwick was an Tuesday last paid off, 01 ; 1 placed in the chArge . of the Ordinary, since which the flag of the "Commander in Chief at Ply•mottet has been twisted on board her, pro tempore,