The Sun. — London, England, 1816-06-27 00:00:00

TRENCH PAPERS, tuucit,,tyno Tnis Ictoßtntgo.) l'Atcts, JUNE 23.—Talma has - retarno to Paris, end iir to play Vendome, in Adelaide Dagueselin, which witl Ile fierfOrtneti tit the neatre of the 'Cottrt ! 13 - They write fr o m Saveitay. Oire Inf erteure), -on the 12th inst: the remains of the Vencleens Main at the battle bt Savenay in 1'793, were col lected with 'religious care and transferred to the ceinetary Of the Commune. The priest was ac "eompanied by the national guards, a'detachment of gen-d'artnes 'On horseback, and We printipal of the puhlic funetionaries. Palifs, JUNE 24.—The Duke de la Chatre is named Minister of State and Member of the Privy Leisters from brenoble, elated the 186' inst. state,, that the most profound tranquillity reigns in the Department since the attack by the 'Rebels. Monsieur De MontliVant, the Prefect, *doubles if possible, Mid vigilance and firmness.. Zuittcn, jUNE. 15.---An Italian of distinction, named M. D'lttorrii was arrested at 13asle on the 12th, wli) had acted a 'cm - mil:titans part un der the C6salpine Republic and the King Of Italy. MI his papers have 'been seized, and himself con ducted under an escort to Germany ; he re%ided at the ilotel of the Crown abOu t t 15 days. We are assured that this arrest wks made at the request of the Ministers of Austria and Prus. sia, and that the papers have been delivered up to them. We ore surprised to see at Basle for some days past a Jew of Jerusalem: be is charged with a p3isSion to solicit assistance from all the Syna gognes of Europe in no/Our of their Brethren in Palestine, 'who, as Well as the Christians them. safer the most cruel persecutions. This )ilissiopary is about 5O years of age, h e s h e ws hi s authorities, but the Jews liere do not display much confidence as to the result. Vey iireited in ihiti tontilry for their political conduct. they have since been transferred tb Piedmont, where they arc claselyctrn tried. The former, it appears, is deeply implicated iO the con spiracy which broke opt Nit month in France. Last night the oirera of the CardtJait Was per .formed at the Court Theatre in the presence o' la Very brilliant assemblage... The King sat hi the Centre box, hiving on WS right Monsieur, the Duke d'Augonleme, and the Duchess of Berri ; on his left, Matame the linchess d'Angoulcme and the Duke de Berri : the Duchess Dowager of Orleans and the Piince of Conde were in a box on the right of the King. MAbato, jUNB 6 —All the great cities of the kingdom haVe paid the homage. of ,their felicita tions, on the double alliance contracted on the part Of his Majesty with the Royal House of Por tugal. Notwithstanding these procedures, we have much fear the object of all our wishes, in this re spect, will never be obtained. , His Majesty has granted permission to his sub jects to %•ear the Order of the Lily, presented to them by the King of France, as an.honorary muneration for their fidelity to the Royal House of Bourbon. Our ne►v Ambassador to France, the Duke Dcl Parque, ha; not yet quitted for his important des- bunion. GENOA, JUNE 10..--•Aire learn to-day that the tartan the Holy Trinity, commanded by Captain Mario Albertilli, was taken under the battery of which she was moored, near Ostia, on the Roman coast. The crew escaped to the shore in the tar tan's boat. The ship which committed this art of piracy is a small Barbary vessel, carrying a black fag. ' All these facts prove the necessity of taking more efficacious and more general measures against the Barbary Regencies. Very moderate, but una nimous measures on the part of Italy, France, and Spain, would belufficient to deliver the Me diterranean from this intolerable tyranny.. FRENCH FUNDS. per Cents. 59f 25 c. EILRATii If tic third line of the .I',liigram in TUE Sur,: of yesterday', for " exceedingly" read " exceeding.. MAILS• Artittven—t Malta, I Dublin. 1).1E-1Fr:ince, I Holland,' ‘Vaterforth li"l'Ot KS 1p iii►li4 Slot.. Indic► 11.)mh ts. 3s. pr. Exch. ....2s. dis. is. pr. Omainra 14,r Payment, ..... Cons. fur Account,.......ti6i riuNcti PAPERS, REC'EIVED LAST NrcatT. LEOHORS, JUNE 10.—The following Declara;• (ion was published at the Exchange to-day :-- Port St. Chartts, Jttne 3. The gondola tot arolern, corn raandti by Palonho, arrived in the port with the St. Joseph, from Rona, which place she left within the last three days. They give the following details of the insurrection of the 116dels i--The soldiers, immediately after the insurrection, which was ge neral among the people, attacked the Christians, who had assembled to the riusliber of 100 feluccas. The infidels attacked them' with discharges of musketry the massacre wag litirrible, and 200 Christians perished. Among the feluccas aneliiii . ed at Bona, there were 100 Neapolitans with English pavillions, 27,Sielliatis, and 63 French. Of this number about 100 were saved, and took the ground, in' consequence of 'contrary winds. All the accounts concur In stating that the English Consul perished in the affray, and that his brother was saved by throwing himself into the OM " 11. Pagnaro, Consul-General of Sardinia has remitted a declaration: of these facts to the Con suls of the Sovereigns residing here, and has ex pedited a Courier to Turin." - We are yet without details of the &etas from Tunis and Constantinople. It scents as if the In fidels were determined to call upon themselves a Eneopean crusade to avenge the outrages offered to-humanity. _ it is taiti that the French at Tunis were except• ell from massacre. Pais, Ju n 23.—Ort Tuesday next a grand Ike will be given at Trianon. Before dinner the Court will go to see the ‘vater-wwks play at Ver. lu a fortnight, it is said, the Court will re- Vair to nambooillet, Oa the 30th of this month, we hear, a grand Iteview of the Parisian. National Guards will take nt che[.lamp de Mars, before his Majesty. On Thursday the Municipality of Paris pro ceeded in all the civic pomp of the Auden Regime, hi address their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Berri on their auspicious nuptials, and presented at the seine time the accustomed city offerings, consisting of flambeaux of white per. fumed mak, and the most delicious confectionery. The King of Sardinia has recently presented Marshal Jourdan (throngh his Ambassador) with his portrait, enriched with diamonds. The Mar. slut! was &firmly Administrator-General of Pied mont, The Director of the Royal Manufactory of the Gobelins having discovered in that establishment busts of 13nonaparte and his son, in a pace Where they were carefully-concealed, he hod them broken in pieces in presence of all the workmen, Tids o p e ration was attended with loud shouts of •‘ Vive le Roi 1" A Swiss Journal of the 12th of Jane states, that Gen. Dessaix and the Aelvocate Favra welt both THE SUN. 1110 LEM Vltl9 littailtb. ?ALUM AUlirArt LONDON, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, ISUL From the Paris Papers %Wel) rrive:i last night and this morning to the 230, we have copied the most prominent articles of new. The Religions Ceremonies of the Ftte-Dien were repeated on Sunday last. A number of th French Officers who were iu the service Of MURAT, anti since his downfall confined as prisoners of war, have been released by Austria and permitted to return to France. The misery of several Cantons, and the conse quent emigrations from Switzerland, are ascribed in the French Papers (under the date of Zurich) to the destruction of the manufactories by the im portation of British goods. Thus we have a cu rious paradox- , -People are emigrating from this country because we have no trade ; and people are emigrating front Switzerland because we have too much The aIICOMUS from the 'Mediterranean now be come very ioteresting—Of nut ftllow•labourers in the periodical press, the " voice is still for War," vengeance, annihilation, and we know n ot w hat ; while, like Peter, in Romeo and Juliet, we appear alone to be more temperately exclaiming, " Shaw us cause, and out weapon shall be out as soon as any man'a !' Not but that there have been some blood.stirri matters lately, but we want to know the whole truth before we plunge into a con'te,t neither so trifling, so easy, so certain, so politic, so cheap or so iit4t as it may be assumed to be in the brat of declamation. Far example, We would no more go headlong to war witll Tunis for the Massatre at Bona by the rebellious subjects of the hey, then we would expect to have war declared against us by trance skoitid it hap. Pen that a French subject were killed in one of the Norfolk or Tipperary Riots. We would first call on the Glove:nonfat for caplauation, for te '&es.. if in fat atnneaketit, if a is AA= swerable for 'the offence. t appears, from the 'following, , of the ,Vesse : lS ut Mart has led to, no Conse quence ; and thought edit hot-heads (who % have so long deplored the horrors of war, and implored the blesthig, of Peace,) seem bent oil gettiag into %vat again with Sonic power or Other as soon its possible, We humbly presume to applaud the wisdoth of GoverhMent t‘ylliCh wishes to reseiye that 'scourge, at, what it his been well described to be, the Ptima ratio Regain. gktract of a letter front Ntr. E. HuStran'tcs, Master of the ship Harmony, dated Barcelona, June 8. " By last post I wrote you 'to say, that we were detained on a supposition, that we were going to hare a war with the Barbary Powers; I am happy to inforni you, our Consul here'received a letter yesterday from tlie COnsul at Alicant, informing him, that a vessel had arrived there with wheat from Oran, bringing letters and advices, that the Consul and the two vessels were liberated, the affairs all settled, navigation safe. and fi . ee. I shall sail this evening or to morrow for tialoe." • Some further particulars of the coolness winch has arisen between our Naval Commander in the River Plate, and the Government,of Monte Video, will be found in a subsequent column ; but the exact state of the dispute is not yet ascertained.-- We are confident that Capt. FABIAN would afford no just cause of complaint to the Government of an Ally, and would refer our Readers to MAwa's entertaining Travels to the Brazils for an idea of, the tinfriendly ditposition of the Monte.Vidertns, and of their readiness to espouse any ground of quarrel against the British. We have reason to believe that they are little altered in those re spects witl►in the few years that have elapsed since Mr. ;WW2 Witii It I , ►isontu in their hands. In the Clouse of Commons last night (which, by the bye was fur the first time in our memory, u utl we believe literally fur the first time counted out at the conclusion of is Session) the Saints and Dissenters wete resolved to have the last word in their representations respecting the West Indies, the Missionaries, the Methodists, and the Negro Slaves. They had the last word, and thus spewed to the very end of their PUrliamentary labours, that if those who think their course er roneous and dangerous expect to . ctitinteract it, they must oppose zeal to zeal, and perseverance to perseverance, and we had nearly said pertina city to pertinacity. The House adjourned till Monday; anti it is expected that the prorogation will tate place'either on Tuesday: or Wednesday, to be prolonged till January, as the Ways and Means ate stacient till utter Christmas. The Gentlemen who contract for the next Lot tery were received by the CUANCELLoR Id the txcusauEit this day. -The following are the Bidders :-- Rieumwsou - 4:e15 S 11 Silk: WELL Szvuntwyr 'Ol 10 11 1.1 1 0 RICIIAL4DSOK and Co. arc of colitsc the pur- chatiers. RoctIESTER ELECTlON.—l r evterdays poll stood thus. At 1):41f past two:— Mr. ll.u•ibett Sir T. B. Thompson.. • • • • • Majority At ball past four : Barnett Thompson 3Bl llnjurity for Mr. 8arnett........ 17 The poll, it is said, is kept open to allow time far votes to come from a, distance, many oi which are pronlisel to Sir T. B. TuorsoN. BLACKHEA.TII PODESTRIAN..--.- (23d Day.)-- EATON having now succeeded in accomplishing within a few miles one-half of his undertaking, on performing his MI st mite observed, that he felt himself as well us when be first started, and had no doubt but that he should with as much ease complLte his task. • A piece of envious information (says a Morn , ing Paper) reached town yesterday trnin Quebec. The crews of five British ships on the eve of sail ing' for England had left their employ to a man bud, upon inquiry, the cause was found to be, that his Majesty's vessels on the lakes were in great want of men, and had proposed to give the seamen in the merchants' service upwards of twice their present pay to serve on board his Majesty's ships, which oiler had been eagerly accepted . The merchants interested in the vessels at Quebec have deemed it expedient to lay the hardship - of their case before the Government, in the hope of receiving compensation for the loss they have sus tained. The Duke of YORKid completely recovered. His Royal Highness took an airing yesterday for the first time since his indisposition, and visited tote (iu &EN and PRINCESSES. We are sorry to state, that the Duke of CIA• ItENCE has been confined by indisposition, at his honse in lßushy•park, for several days past. The answer to the inquirers yesterday was, his Royal Highness was no worse than he was' the day before. rRIGE (t VHS PAY AT f Bank Stock, , lll 3 per Cent. nett 631 I 3 per Cent. Coml.. snu 4 pet' Cents . ;nil h per Cent. N. Ann... ...shut 1 flank L. Ann. IHGtt WATER. Xl' Losnos TO-MORRAW. Morning, 23 wiutites after 4. I Evening, 48 minutes after 4. ilit. siinitiaM To oitr inquiries about :Irian, this day, the "sveel..• returned wes t that Ur . . 6IiERIDAN was Still , in the same hopeless state which was repotted esterday. He is daily Visited by a l'hysiciati, but we lainent to say there is in' uch reason to ap prebend that the close . of his mortal carreer is ra pidly approaching. Mr. SIiERIDAN inis been long in declining state of health, :Ind for sev'eral months pest confined to his resi- Atetice hi Saville row. It was Only, however, within the last tin jayi that his complaint teas attended by alarming syMptoms. While there is life there is hope, says the proverb, and as we do. not despair of the recovel.y of an individual so dis‘ tit guished in his political and literary edulle• "'e shall abstain 11-oln following the eicattipAe 'Of sOl of our contemporaries in giving a sort of ante dated! obituary of this diitinguisbed man. 4 tro t in u F s ra ti ti u c c e n , s i o s e s ti o k p in fig g n e a t t le .— rai T v he er!f r it i:a , i l tierabeityte,t; the Duchess'of Eaaar. " It scents (snys 014 that there is an affectation, in a particular set of persons, to give the younger branch of the fa to ily a sort of precedence over the etder ; eitherbe cause they look forward to the hope of 0 succ`s- sion in the line of Berri ; or because they can nnt , pardon the Ducheis of Angoulem ; e,for th e ' flte.r she excites as the daughter of bolds XVI , t6is as it may, the IjocheSs of Berri los mP rs . than once Shown that she was . coMpletely on .her . guard against such snares, and determined not In become the means of throWing the apple of 'llr cord anvils , her family. : On oc ca sion of the d in ' . t ier of the 18th tit St. Cloud, which ‘va , s in soma measure a prieate one, it happened that, in „p'i't; toward the dining-room, the Duke Of Belli 10 / t accidentally ativaticing.a little before the bt)he'; Anyonlente. 'The` Duchess of Berri instantly 10' 4 : her band on her husband's firm, and the Doi': th Angonleme, percpiving her embarrassinco, g o , g l ' natttredly took them both by the haiui, FO ti l t - they all entered the room together. 'l'l►is little trait of delleaeT was remarked (as /rifles akvq , are) by the courtiers, and has given a good pression of the young Bride's sense." . The PatNca REGENT, the tinchess of VW. , the Mike of Grouccsata, anti PRINCB LEON/ 4 V' visited yesterday tire Qvees and PRINCEVES. • Lelo*ErS:o, attended 11a a y, e a l l ( tt before live o'clock, prance spected Cumberland H S o i t r is i e t , " l l 7ll T fl r :l r i,T ll : ll;risl: sat deuce of the KING'S. late Brother, the allte CUMBERLAND, and now used by the Board (I ` . Ordnance. His Serene Highness wa4 recr i " (l there by the Earl of MuLGRAVE, the A ", Cr o . Genet - Al, and was conducted over 0; 0 1 that spacious mansion. Tirttd.ty KiNo . s 118110,0,;1n ml-°kos! piste and pictUrea left Latulon on thei r "Y to. Hanover. t i,t Sea Yesterday Rl Lt GENT at had an the C Yesterday the Cabln i:i Ministers di„e+! Earl of Livanpont.. This day, at two &crock; beputoio, 1.)c 011• aiming of Messrs. R ATIIU RsT; 11,A, %VW 1 ! ! ": D A S, and PEEL, accompaay tiie Dertittp of the Peers to Carlton t louse, to iiritent o'4 Addresses of both Hou,es to the PRINCR Rvorsci k who fi xed the day and the hour at which he slio" lse ready to receive them. Among the excessively loyal detnonstratioo '9f Frenchmen to their King, the Proprietors, of Gobelin Tapestry Manufactory have ed themselves by publickly destroying some b s l of Btrobrapatm, fot;nd, as it - is said, cove° " behind the arras." Nov, BUDNAPARTE , 1 ' 6°14 , 4 his sins upon his head, was a great patron of , t` Manufactory of the: Gobelin'S. They had bd ice therefore have pounded his busts in private. tic One of the minor Paris Papers, mentions" t arrival of the Princess of WALas at Malta I. ° l o Tunis, adds a taport "`of her Royal klighlle having received urgent invitations not to in her romantic tours, which compromise the dip nity of her august family.''nt A new example Of renouncing the wor''' V. just been given in a distinguished rasik of EDWARD MALRT, son of the Count le N i of Marechal de Camp, and formerly Chanrher la d '',.; MOKSIEUR, has served with distinction, 111"e,:m. veral campaigns, and received honoura ble tc't!feit,, He obtaiued the Cross of Honour,' a crd 1 1 1 ' 1 0 0 the service to marry the only daughter oi ,`"; de J UMILHAC, Mejnber of the Chamber of ties. Finding himself a widower, and,`"t,,,se children, he has taken the resolation or c ' crating himself to the ecclesiastical life. 1 G o. PgovistoNs.—Extraet of .0. letter • &ern .10 , 1 e, tletnan residing in Herdraatshire, de e° ,aO 3 1816 I have this day bought fon ,. ti"' , yearling svetlrer sheep, fit to kill abo ut l~i e' " teas, ' as, at only nine shillings and sixpeae 00 cheaper titan tnrkeys I mean to boy n ' al i c o ter the same terms. I have just got in mY hay, quite good ; lacers coming on. Di" 23. 6d. per couple." nat.—Last night, between 11 and IS ° bo o, an alarming fire broke ou t at Mr. Lev Ysi • No. 22, Buckingham-place, Fitcroy-sqw" o at, was entirely destroyed. Happily no 10 1.9 ‘Ve re , • The heautifol village of Thurvertoit, athog its miles North of Exeter., suffered gre'atty by the night between Friday and SaturdAY twelve cottages were, it is said, consume d ' f ool The Police Or - Beers who have just row-needy:4 Ely bring word that the unforoanate men a r for execution are very,penitent. Wednesday se-Insight, ut an adjourned 1 14 t A mu/ the Coroner's Jury returned verdict (51 tli e slaughter against Chcrles Booth, the driver " 1 0 4 Alexander Coach, for causing th e death of s ' l ( b 4: Ward, of Stanningley, by improperly driviogoo said Coach, near Sheffield ,a , few days eg ° ' 3 was comulitted for trial, to York Cook;