The Sun. — London, England, 1816-08-15 00:00:00

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WESt's intention of publishing a ;PRINT from it,innu aut-Intriied respectfully to acquaint "thcm and the Public in ceneral, that a DRAWING is now preparatory totbatlNret, and placed in the Room Avith.the ORIGINAL PAINTING., at No. 105, PALL,M ALL, lortheir i ns p ect i on; where SUbscriptions• are received, and printed particulars may be had. - By Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. 105, • . •,- • N , B. The EXHIBITION opens as, usual, from Ten till Fire. oFrich:_.9F ww.v_iNcF„..d ag . 9,, 1816; T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA -hereby dive Ntiee, th.tt Proposals, wilt be received at their' (Vice in Pall-Mall, au or bt) . ore Friday,' the 16th Instant, Prone such Pers,),s a, nlnv be willing to nvtlertake . theSanply ot COPPEit HOOPS for Service DepartMent, for a perild of • iPatterns of the ..irticles inn!, he , rit.Oed upon application at the principal Storekeeper';' Wire in, the :Tower ; :dud farther Particulars, tolrether with the Terms and Conditiwis tic the Contr‘4,l,may he known at the Secretary's 'Office .in Pair !Mall aforesaid, any daY be/Wien the Hci , nra of Tett and-Four Udiere the. Prapasuls - ,Wrest he delicired, sealed up, • anti endor,seri eeProposals for Copper Hoops;" but mom Pro posal can be' admitted after the Said WM instant, at 'Twelve' o'Cloch tit _4l r atys„ 9,00 &tate day, neither wilt any Tenth: 1. :he noticed, unless the }'arty making an ,ilg . ent in his . .6chalf,..rhall attend. rIIENCI-1 PAPERS, titEcrivEn LAST NICIIII • • • .• • • ‘' - •• • • - • vithont the prectytion of removing . the Money, • of which the sweeper, got: n°9,1.5.11,111; The.owhee having become scoslble.of the theft, mode a de. claration to the Prefect of the Police„ and the rob i. her has been arrested, • 'VIENNA, JULY 31.-4 jottroty of the Emperor to Drelden Is . spaen The:Arclid , ;l;e'lteyrtier •pet k aevtl s ,t o Fkrenoe.trP.There i.. I talk of blAtiat'. ria;•,, , e het weer' the hittv on ea oeof the Princesses„ Idatieliter of the Grand-, Dnite tit 10564, The" tiing' of Prusilli ii"eltikeFed at 'Carlsbad'. the-stlrAttost. A melancholy adventure tool: place here feu ur twelve days ago. 'An titglfsli Gentrrnian, %Coo has been a long time domicili3ted at Vienna, ap plied to ihe English 'Ariltutsstidur 'to be sent home as u courier, ; for the purpose of, soliciting a - pen ~ stout from Government. He pretended that he hail claims to one, and was th.scended from th - e' • Stitarts.- . His request was ,relustel, hecatise: the !netust - cottriers - were then goii.g to Englirttd. poor Gottlentan then torwed t Itc tc,,,iot ton to de f stroy himself: I.e plunged iitio the D.lnitoe, ond, ' finding hitusellfloat, cut himself in three places with a penknife; and ,uta.lentleavottritig to tut hit timmt when he teas taken out of the wirier. He persisted in rcf r osing to takeany sustenance, rcpeat Anti hii wiib to die hut f lie aids of religiou beoright tho unfortunate:Juin to more rational:aehtiments k .and he has now tib,nnfitlell his I:ttri design, . • arN' A no. '2.— ti the night het iveen this 29th and 30th of July the Arre having suddenly t risen tenor feet'. averliowetritsAtauks,• and • opposing great resistance, to the Ithune, tit the. point of junction, an muttfnicrn . ut the neigh- *. bunting ebtintry was the Consegnence: 'Stiveral. buildings have been thrown tiotin.).eavertil head of cattle, and much of the produce cif the• harvest . destroyed. Nothing similar has o,:t_urred for forty years. • g . • PAOs, AvG, 11.---Dronet, Count D'Erion, ab sent par codtumaCe, eras yestercity condcniued to death: The'Dulte of Rialmond, reer of, Prance; ar rived on Suturday at kris from Brussels:' The Dtikeof Airellington will be at Paris about tie 2011,. - • ' . • The Ito;.:11 eat fa highly ri s spected'in the Me •diterranea.o, At Smyrna, French. vessels•nre pre ferred l,y the'nierchants of that place to those of other tiatiotts for the carriage of merehandize„ The Duchess .of Berri went yesterday to 'Met Niailante on her return from ',The two. Princesses`rtict Ht Cli'arntoll, and artived et the - with his Majesty. , M. Pepintre Bellisle IS appointed Prefect of the Departmetit-of La Vendee; in' the morn of M. de Roussey. • ' 1 • The Chei;alier Hell, Chamberlain to her Royal liiyltttess the Piiucess of Wales, charged with dkpatches ter Italy, arrired 'on the 7th instant at Catak frotitondon. • FOR'SALE OF CLAREMONT, • • A com pAcT Es rATE of THREE -HUN ...LA. 1?itk:1) EIIQUITY-,V01 7 1t ACRES. Tilhe-flee, in the Parliii -of •Cohltarti,'S'eirreil, elj oi thit moot, distant from London eight cal miles. The Fotate is iu Capital 'condition, 'la to' a' mostreApeCtafile 'Tenant', and !ionic.--For farther parieulars,opply by le'ttvt (post p a id) t o M r. James PititEngton, jun. Post-Otfie,:, Ueb.- Seltli.:Bosorat: • ' r• ,•-• This - pay wa4 • t . Ith Illustratlon ; : in Pr , r.e arid Verse, E REC.; EN 'PS 110:1113 NO 1V UNCOVER ED, for the gratification of the Politic, In St, Same'', momited on it 'monstrous Nondescript, Supposed to represent Legitimate Sovereii.rnty. To the Ad wirers and Supportera 4 Lou T. the 'Hot- tentetNeniis, and to her , grange • Prodectiens, t 4 Lord eastier e igh, this View of the Fundamental Feat urea of the i hince ItegrOt's Bomb is particularly dedicated. 'Printed for W. thaw, 54, I.'et•stveet. Ask for " Lione's Itoinb,"price . _ Ify 0.-der of tAe • 74. 11. CREIP, Secretary. 01W &, sole z. 1316. • T ilEcom3fissiolvEß.4. l 6r ICTUdi L IWO riffs 111,1.1.E57'1".5 NAM' do hereby . 4ive thmt un Friday next, the iuth instant, they wilt be ready to 7. receive Tenders in writing (,remll4 up), and treat Ar Thar Thousand Sachs of Kiln dried HOUSEIIOLI) FLOOR, tm be suljert.to.the.usual lParranty of: twelve months to he , delivered ,into the Victualling. Stores at DeptiM 41, pue ha :f in th'eeourse, uf a fortnight; and the other half folgan a fortnigiViOtrwards: and to be pmd for by payable :with intekesti ninety days after date. - - the Coif,!ido ls . of the Centract 7nny he seen at the Se crc tary's ,„ " • - • According to letters from the North, the state of Sweden and Norway k farfinm tranquil. The D 4.:: of Otranto has givn up his journey to Carl3l).! Na•reggrii.vill Lc ho 4 ‘9,4tIV rclziirr lehich,te Price shallnot be insult(' in words at 'oval, or (40 stall' ont .le delivered to the Board before liettf-past Two o'Clack Olt the arta • Friday next, ..the ttilh fitsizett ; seer the I",rsun ,who'ntakes the 7'ender; or sante Persoii•nn his lielialt;ottentls, to ix suffer • The tri.4{ of the Abbe Binson Cattle on yesterday • before the of Correcti'unal Ponce ; he is charged tvitlt eireulAtitlg a dangerous directed iiitinst the occopiets'of the property foe nietly berAgilig to the Chord'. At rlic re4tiest of ihe Atibe the trial was 'postponed. It is to take place wfrli closea doors. - The trial of a Priest uttineaiwittes Pierre Fleury, for a similar offence, yea, poitpoiled: 111141?1, AVG. 3.—Gererai 4sciuskv, after' haw. , ing !Avon, haa ttikvn Ole e FAII4e of 6ilo• company '‘vitn the , • btewkirt. A ItMY CONT a A 4:Ts. Comnitunry in Chiefs Office, Great Geor street, Londuo, July cl 5, 1816. XTOTICt-sil hei•eby given to all Petsputs deb Omits of Contracting to supply BElf mtd.Mtp"TONT to his Maie%ty's Land Forces goattri l and Barractii, in the undertnentione.,! Comities anil islitud:.%; AUG , iIIIIIIG, AUG'. 2.—. The Grr:ette Univen7elle of the 29th of,lttly.crintains 84e - 1(0 — .000p appears .have been sttafessetl to ti4C:l4tlifOr u( that by 4 1'11:11C:11 trtiVCllet', It is a 1 4 .1 ant's ,lugsbonw•, :25, 1 BIG. "Si it ,—A Frenchman, what - ear" he -I& pat tiotiwnt, 11.4 y read without muelt vexati , m what 'certain paiteew thith pot,— dish Against the Government of ,his calml4;.- for the inajetirq,' of these p,tttcrs, 1101111pottallt 43 they, n y seem, have stun inure importance than value—bull/it/a yit too much ITS peered in Europe Air t Freitchinan ;lot to be al fectrti at finding in it ;wails upon . hiicimtniry. ArriVing yes. terdny iii 4lngiluirg, 1 read in, your, pahl ration of un d er the liva,l, ji C . ire , some verses of u tragtql, (.16.104: lhiguattlin) placed :it t owl t r the byirri,,, , of ill,: 1)t.1,, Berri, anti 1 cantnsi but be aware Of thn!, itnpi rsiiilll ;'our cot respondent * would intiduee by ttiat qnJtittion t in wiSlies'lt to The Royal Coni t has recorded the grant of cora: . nut tati:in ptinisliment front his M,ijesty to the - Scrivener Ozer e, condemned to live years secht *inn for his share in the atfair`of'ilre Patriots at 1.8 . 16. 141, , jvsty's Laters Patent, for vont-. muting the punishment of Le Cleve, alad of 17, to three years' imprisonment, have also been ell , registered. lie had been convicted of an extensive rubbrry itT the house of a grocer to whott be was • apprentice. Anglesea; Be'dford;Bcrks (including. the Town of' i ringer ford), Berwick, Brecon, - Rucks, Camlaidoe .(inclinting the Town of Newmarket), Cardigan; Carmarthen,, Cornarrou, Cl , ester ; (including cmoberl. l od, Denhi e ,h, Dci Dernn; Porsit, Dis Thant (including Holy island), ,Essex, Flint , "Glamorgan, GlO'ster Cineltiding the' City o f .Briitoll, Manta, Tirreford, ljertford, Hunts', Istr,of Wighk, Kent, Linea:4er, Uir,uster, Liatultt, Miildttlix, Monmouth, :tloiltglmery, Norfolk, North- ; II) ptou, North umberhuid, Not t nhatn, Oxford, Pembroke, :11.adni;r;Ittitlainf; 3ssl 3, i;oniercet,' Strilfitrd, tinffolk, tinri - ey, ,S 1 ,“ex, Warwick, Westmoreland, Wilts, 'Wukcester, York 'fite Arclibibtkop of Rheims haS‘b . een directed to • 1.1 Ni;ON1310N ef!EAP TRAVELLING, at the SARACEN'S H EA), &uron.' • NIP 'LONDON to YORlzli alto. LLEDS, only Two Guineas and a Guinea outside ; the Sallie in pioportion to taINIMItUfIi and all Parts of the Werth. Front LON DON to W,EYSIOUTII, One titutiva inside , and.lss., out tiQe four inside.--4toirolies, the tryst flames, trod peep K eed time. • By W. B. NIO.UNTAIN The fahAvi ng ri f iSt Coaches, .Ntailtioactiet,A.c. Set :Out I Utn the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow--Hill. • .• rf N i R0()K anal (30SLING1-$ IILIIOIIOUGI-1 ~:4-I • l4:lttetatlt Post Coach, through /longerford, neaaina, Slaittenheati, sets out from the Saracen's Snowtull, at Seven o'clock: in. the Morning. tt , " , Atielt>"'"' tough by dinner time; a comfortable conveyance for Trot el lers-uti the Westet•n Road. • • "• • • ' ' The UNit'lltE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach one Night on the Road, Carrying &Air insides and Four Otitaidts, setsliot every. Day at. One o'clock, arrives :at,Livi&ppl , nes.t Afternoi n at Six o dock; itirough Dunstable, Ni'obura, Lath bury, North mpton, Lutterwort h e PI indite" Athal. . 'agile, Lichfield, Stone, Itugely,.Neweastie, li.nutsford; Wor t krtan and Prescot. t i 8 ' . • t'Tf - lAMPTON, Lyiningtoo, Winchester, and Basing az - st New Et.ur In,itle ' Coach at Eigh't o'clock in the Nlortr.:. lug, arrives at the tieorge lout , Southampton, by Six o'clock. This• is a•most delightful t.:rotycyance to tint. Isle of Jittstli, Guernsey, - Saint Matins, - favre de, Grace, Uher- 7 bUrihY&C. • • • " The WATERLOO New Light Four inside to Leeds, /tarifa', Bradford, and all Parts of the Niirtti:tiki'out et Two &clock in the Afternoon, and - arrives at the I:olden Lion Inn, Leeds; neat Kveirkoir at• Six o'ctock, throggla,S.tainjord e nci to .. , !to Tit ot:a-ter. i; toacli . intended to ae , - eentitiot4 tie the Towits of Lettrls,': I:Ialif , X Bradford and 111 , - entity. It trill !cave ',red, at throe o'clprlc in this Aftern,oon. Passinigert. only conveniently entire to Leeds from' think lit...tees -anti he in Lone,. n car:)kt he next Evening-. . • WRilltt ITH , I ).trenseet, U aildford, Salithnry, Andover, "it 1 4fitiligst ~ h e, .1)V W r*,st cuuti, Alto ration', at ThISS6 " .( TOCV• The Paeliets to Giternsey, Jerewy, Cher burochil s l . 4 .Malues,.44i.:_FrOto .t.:lierburgh, is a meat delightfill rood tq Paris. EX.ILTE,it; Plymouth, Weymouth, northester, Tottunuth, an..] Salisbury, Ne.v rap - Cough, ferry Nlornitrz, at lad-past. 110114(6c Axminster, Bei& t ))landforti, 11a,ingst t ike,. and p , :g n Atpt,. BOSTON; Petei tiornugli . Stilton and f Tuntin7,- don t elv sets pot .everY Eveni n Spils by, Loittli,'Grim,hy, and Ital. BATH & OL F.15 - 10Priast-Coriclies, througb-Chip renhami, Culue, and Nlat l'oorotigh.,,every Afternoon ; arrive Vt Mr. 'guy's, 'the Greyhound bin, Bath, and the London ts;Thiinias.:str'eitts-and that SWan; Bristol - , neXt Artnrii. 4 !lg.-4"nailies to Wells, Bridge-e.'itter, Exeter, Ply - n' °slit, . ". • • I tEEPS new ItOleCoach i called. 'Ole Rockilighanl, ants out every \turning at - '0,414 o'clock t' carries Four lti , ,drs Only, itI,IIOPN reinartiaikti Gnard. throughout. Pas , es • tltr4oei Stamford; Nesettik, Itet (OM, ficine.on, r, and Fern - t rid iCt't In 'lie Goltleti=l.4u9,Leetts,. next' Moi•iiing. .Noterith etandititz ;le uncommon Expedition of this Coada, it is al lawvit t o lie :lie rlikU Coiii-itilete Public:Con veyance on the Not iii Road, being unequalled iii' ecoolnin datiott by env ' • Ltitattoy9a, ct 3•• * ter n; ARnan* •Du tuff Catuttocli, of. - Seet land,' .1 Pat Culielt • '' ' 9 l t..,;•;carloorough, Shields, Suu , lrrl t tntl , NeWr• castle, anti tip.OUhOUt Sag WA . at 1431(-past , Sl* 0 crack, by NV,IN' 1311' Neiv - a-I, It Rfitiq, Tiidca‘.ter, IN . qtl "' l,kat4 . ,l ?;. l ?'iq l4 ":" , pP 0014 %avid Pasoent , : Noes tinning o'ot:lmA . ..es atiguea ffont the length of the Journey, niay rest what time they please, aud•thiM , proceed' on without any ' 111t111GENORTli and Wlitsl new Pest-Coach, every Eve. ~LAL `4L It l- 1 E; . ,7 04.14: oquat , l4ol.lhe r ri, , y,', h • t L L.., J.)orienstre,', Set, Otlt every Mprning-, and performs tin, imis to y •r_til; 'ht. - great:sr, Passetagertedetaititid on the Roast ll,lNnebia or pleasurtz, : have t tic pocuLiar ittltantage if unlit' r A t iioz( - sectired an ' • I(E,NDAI, Lime:titer, Pee.it!iii, Kit by,Lonctlale, • Mon ley% Ctt 10 , 14 r ; it Gar thug 'Pest-Lirtelies, every Aft 4.. atom, siv Five o's:ltalt.' t.itittydus..7l • "`"' • LIVERPOOL, ss'arrio t t Lott, Kebut , ;*urd, Stoat', ;tntl Mich- Aet t l y p(iit e.lxil4Nl te6 I;s.petlitiott, every Evening T a tte to the Sat ~cel,',-11eati tun, I)ale.stftit, Liver-, . PoOl. (.; uarded througlormi '." " WAKEEIELD Post•C.J.Lelt, every Moroni'', at half past . ' 14. 4" cb'eloel y .- • • "IFSTER Newport, At' hit church, Tarptnky, Natitwich, Nuith i Vi tc h ' !init.-Coach, every tivetiiiib., at I%e iiiek • 1-1 N ) )E111 - AAND, StOCI, to nib! Yarn), new Coach every " le t ' 14 4; to Crenrice Slillilerlatid. • • and Witollow, 4101 ton, Newcastle, Wa!sal, W alveihmiTtitnii,Pot-Coach, eviiey All arnoon. Guarded. tier , Welliagtott and hincrital, Post-Coach, Eeesiiiig I•'i n'elnck, 4.4iutetted. 41PRPIELOAlid it , ttlit;lll3lllPOlit.Cuildi, Caned the .11141.11 ii every Nlori,im4 • BlltAtt y,t,.,caty (*Ali 'with a Guard, sets nu tever ,If • * • tetra , .ty ' n .xt• Ow at It:Immo, ant . . Ir . llllll, Ilt • ~ uO n;` asses - by Enliton 'Hod ::•hirstooe, to the 4 14 , 4eat' s liartninglupn. C' Northeace, Itorolot, Thorn, litmc,tster, Post - I) ,"tat..erery fifornin:- itall-plist.Six o'clocti, to the Cress lo . itg 4 itirlto-pluce, I iftli• Deal,L.Ntargate, Sandwich, Itatic• , xste, Canter . Cu ,e versitztttl, Citatltorl, Rochester, ,and Sttatid tt. it Post anti ItTFOItD, ltD,Wi Iloildehtlutli awl Cites!! tat Coaclt, v"ry Slofnin* • To't-th 4Aril and Ednionton * Couch, at 11''-;fl`"t "1"iyo, ilqtpast 4e,,•,11 Wll 11 141011%T-it>: and o. to 'en ' hiaiitlicital two 60t ft . I 1);111 41i minds Valu e it' lest, st o le t i, or h t"" , ell " di kt , a l4- I ', Aitatte•orAtliey;• the Sa race.; ill' 411 Lott, LOW•klill d tou and in ,the iitrA4Connties in North Britain. That the Deliveries are to commence . on and. for. the , Oth,, day of September next; that Proposals, in writing, sealed upand 'mailed 4, Tender for Arnty, Supplies," will be received at, this , 0 dice on or before Tuesday, the 27tit day of, August ;but none will he received after Twelve 'on that. day) and . , if sent by POit, the postage must be paid, Proposals must be made, separately for each County and except for the Counties, comic knit; Ninth and South Wales, all of which, must he included in one Ten der ; as alto, must the several Cnuntiei in North Britain and cads proposal most ; tare the Letter which is an nexed to the, Tender properly filled up, by too Persons of known property engaging to become hound with the Party tenderingin the amount stated in the printed Particulars for the dueperforniance of, the Contract ; and no Proposals will he noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the prices espi-e...sect 'in Words at length ; and should it 'so happen that dueing•the continuance -of the Contract no Troops should- be slat ioned,or.supplied in the County, the.Expence the Con- - tract and Bond, paid iii the fii,t instance by the COntracttir, to he refettuied to him hy'the Commissary in Chief. • Particntars of the iCoutritets may be had upon application at this Other, between the hours of Eleven and Five; mud at the` Otfica of Deputy Commissary General - Young, ,Edin burgh. . . " tavernlique patrum reterant ua n iejin u4ti."—Vtau, Fr.rn the faint embrace Ihnuanly tons aril e—a puny rAce! • 11 / 1f AR RlA(iti Otottl.<l btt the fo oothition of so. whieil 6 often diututhed, thoottgle the parties that form the tint taking those prreauliens' which- w.,nl4l..ecnre them the enjoyment of that great Oentei.- tic trietsing. • 'Autid4t- the. ntelandholy. , valiety,Julilistird4s. titnicr which human natnre is known to unfrer,there are nem; Mae or (16treising , than these which resrilt fratt failliall4l,lc gaieties, carty disu . ipationy or tehtary intempe,. ra Messrs. CURRIE', and Co; beg to state that tht seduloin attention of a practice exclusively directed to the treatutent and eure,.of CEft I'AIN COMPLAINTS, entitle- them . to the, ctoi of snnelon acquirement.' As regular Surgi tins, they offer a.speerty r,nd permanent cure for every 94Agt of•that tiia order, which is contracted in an .unguarded moment, and %ditch pokons Eli; springs of life, and for every elass of debi lity, which is the eointegnence of juvenile itidiitrretions, venting-the matnrity of manhood, entailing by .49661nd-too, on its unhappy victim all the.intirmities of old age— , the body becoitini!; enervated and emaciated—the cheeltsyellow and , bloodiess—and rho mind gloitniv and dejected. - Fur the resu:t of their sueeess in this },,articular branch, they refer to that repotatioll, All ell i they Hatter themselves; they have 'ac quired, by thirty yew s' experience, in a lunch extendett pray. lice, slight and recept eases of syphilietic,cotoptaints„. perfect cure comptetoi in the shaft lu:riou of two days ; and in eases of .strictures, pains in the Udnes, Orcetis *L 4 23 .11141- o'eal 4 nesst's, &c. tint -a temper severance in their plan of 13'eat went ithures to the paticiit .tivigorateil catt4tittltimi. LA, who have tong lirrys di4appoltned in their EXPFA:T,VIIONS of a FA.1111.,Y, may he altared that, iti most inttanees, -suelt ameets are curable try medical and though the:retoovitt of suet, impediment, be an object of doubt and uncertainty with iv.hers, yet the cure of said% de fects, by th e gradual progress Of renov.tt , on, is the acquire ment of their esperienee. ' - tics ra .(it P. It IV. a mi nvry ctittsulteel bv ItAtittlits ttt rit het st V., With the gre3t.st secrecy and • honoar, tbvit bowie, N. Ihrtg.tr C;:tritelt. ' P.tivitts it the 'oattitry soatily their - mist, ai e, aii4l 'geticral h4t.it Tiv4tg, &e. lintloiit4l' 4 tottittmwt. for mi,lvivo tout Otv imur sill I~e giv,ett nr treat to tmyr , it't Ji Ole Lit) •doul. I 107 ) iitatoti tie:t.• . . distribute the relief granted by his Majesty to the Religions Congregations and to aged and infirm Priests. Considerubte quantities of hail fell on the Sth ip (I.tferent pains of the ttypartruents of and L'Oise. Much thttrage has been (lone, par ticularly in the vicinity of ileauvoii. A savage /inlaid., supposed to be an Hyena, has beet, discovered in the forest of Ribeauyille, three leagues from Ciihnar. • . We have collected the following further intent= Bence respecting Madame B. born-W. ar-. rest,of/he ‘votuan Gardiner, and the girLYcrnier, agents of "Aladaniede G. has furnished a Clue to, the, intrigues of iNfadame 14r first' busband, was the Sieur Dooms. 'After his . death'she 'cied the Sienr 8., an outrageous She exercised the ehiployotent of sweeper .leux) In the' prisons. 'The spirit of intrigue and roguery which she thsphqed soon led' to her dis charge. How could soch - a . woman inspire any coOfidenre in petions who could degrnde Thein selves to become the itistrionents in such shame fad intrigues ? This is what we town compre hend.- A curious trial for forgery has lately, occupied. 'the public attention. A merchant', named Jean NiCholll6 Mcter, was seveO years ago- condemned. par Caalaniace tci .eigltt years of imprisonment, for baring forged a power of attornt y iu the his wife (wlo lived separate from lino), to obtain possessioo.taf some tit her property. Last March he was arres:ed, and be has just br6i tried a se cond time, ott which . occasinn Tie Was Reqttitted, but condemned to pay the costs of the former trial. A cas - e of aistrtise 411.1 detail cattle be fore the Assize Court, ari,iitg out of a chargi brought' by a 'wfte agatiot tier limband, for tempting unlawfully to alienate Or convert m -his, own•pitrpOse certain property, which - WAS settled by . her grandfather independently- upon herself.. 'fife husband hail been artnerchnot, but , was then in * state of bankruptcy, and had abscondedwith out making a oatiSfriafily-h.ettlement td his aff-tirs with his creditors.- goitre propertl; , thirs..vest,ed iii , the wife had actually been transferred to a person to ifourtleaus, apparently as iiv the hush cud, and Anoney was, received for it bit this etentnally appeared to have, been done by one of his del ks,; who %.,',ls very adroit in counterfei;ing ,Inert it hand-writings. 00 au upitiot to this elicit the accused wa, acquitted by the Court. ' The: (113 . fret ti as to invalFthte - the surreptitious safel butt the husband (who wus absent through contonmey) - wait adjudged - , On 'that aecount, to pay the eirsts. An i , li}ic°ir+tt;t;'tivitsl*.Ftt the Place Manbert, , hsal corree.ded tiveke hundred francs in a lack iii his ehituneyi a few days ago ire caused it to bcirver: .. , Ise understood that, the - parprise wrier to‘represent the-English unfavottrably, ur at least that there wasjittle t 4.1 afrt•onting then; thy inviting their Alithassiutor 10 the per.. formance of n pit.ce in Which such Et passage Was to lie (druid. It is, in truth, to slibw that those who govern int ate either too careless or 100 lirsolent: i‘lyinclinatien and my nate . 91)11 . tity,,toinii0, me to .4re fgr, renroyeti :from that, sphere; hut we can , see Its well from the pit as front the boies, and I have nlWays perceived that tbe•lcittg 'anti his Ministers tkete cuiteinced that dignity alone became great ca- Utilities. • , " Dot ueukon Ufluur.ComspumleS, if )t could tt : stabliiit ft, tends to 'raise up against as a natiuft which perhaps wilt ,t never he our. friend, but which has no longer any reason for beingoor enemy, and whom we certainly are not diSposed to preivtilie. I appeal thMi, Mr. Editor,' tra , Ytini. good .faith; to youtintelligener And I intreat yetuto: tell rite it be 7, lible to discover Any resemblance between the .present tion of France and that to width the , tines gnoted refer. do not Mean to justify here the Selretion of the Piece 3. but silleiv - me to observe; that our present situation being nisigins fn Our history, and eVan, , I may:venture. to say, in the bit* tories,of all euuntaieS, allusions-ore impossible, We are nu , more now sobjeet to the Eogtish yoke, than to that of the •Russiaus, the ust: iLms, the thc BaVari4lls, or the Danes. Con toes ad by united (without ' France herself, f,,r a great part of the nation-was the autsllitt4 of those porreta). , :-Qtnigittel9l 4 l,say, by united Euroee, if it he 7. cede that the French ate tinder tiny yohe i it is under tttitt of the wloile of Eilcop., lt is enough 'that they are net ' humiliated ; dud perhaps, besides, if we are to suppose Prknee under the -inke of all the world, politicallY it is to hei ander the yore of .no one.: 'We have, then, -no cause to love Or to bate the English more than anyothertration ;the'. hard • ali done to us the same good, and the same evil. Is it to he said that the Eugli . sh votobined against us the putt Os of Etttope ?. That it a titisrahe.' . Each of het tors far' twenty years strove to .form This general urtlfetird-uf success was ; left to Bltutiaparte : the. sworn, plishmerat of that last object terminated prodigious. 'frightful Carcel". It concluded as it lie - gin—by wotil?rs. ' 0 Drew!cal retaliation iris (.00trytilet1 its ti, Feel 1n oar titre' tiT rigunr of thatete.tnal melancholy sentinient vivt(s.,/, Iktsycan ,us k tql4 our suFtpjes reproaches cannot bh el:changed,—one 'recollection effaces 4itothei tes,rttnii its are softened down and 11.itaet , is cxpire: a gener,il m.l er.p rpeaT t,irgicrttrss itga;ii leaves the Itcat ts :di open to Ir.'. oral. kenevultnea. Since the Liertatan States 11.siv fiujoicii their' territorial arrangements, and tvollateil;their' fedelal eon. stitutiou, V..ttrope will Ulna h4rselt ha a ,;tuatioli t ou,/ dueive to a long repo,e. The: gre.a Votarrs Tirl)CiainlEct the principles Which 11/Eovise us the yutiiiut:thinli . then, Mr. Ellitor,, that writers uw, like youi Ate gnini.,red by a good ought to rejeit,svi!kpontolypt. thiriq that tan :obstruct thi% gi.ursAti flesiest fpr, 3nAtolt and concord ?., &c." FUNDAi Aisav , i to_ 6 iiev COO. .V,lf ii - r*Hr , •r d t • •.": 7