The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-03 00:00:00

Durcu MAIL, (itECE.V, ; CD ruts MMINING DEC. 27.-'--TitC4 tlsbiMllCUrps tinder General W, , ..0nz0w is alrendy the positions In the d-Aettrient of the Noetli,.which the Pros ' elan tro4 l ie sw•—ssirely. lenve,.talcing the rand to 'Charleroi nail Natotir.: The Ad - renamed General .. - bas fixed his held-quartet:a. at. Niaabeisgel On' -the 23d and following plays, several regiments of eavniry and infifiltry went into canton ments, Which extend from LAndrecies to the ,:iainbre; By the 30th, the otherlttissian troops are 4!. , ciwcied which are to form part of-the army of the Duke W( Ilington.These new arrangements are stip. ,posrd to be the cense that the occupation of the f4l.tresses Inns been delayed—,,We hear it is now fixed which troops shall tal4 pOiseitsion of them, and we now expect daily to . 4etirpf,.their being aetmilly delivered up. Whether the Illissinns evil' occupy Charlemunt is not ktthwu. Theyens !thins Imre tail' a garrison at Givet, nr4 nothing prlnonnees that the Russians are coming to tak e their'place. The Prussiuns:have'ain a very nu microns garrison at Itocrof.The acenonsi respeetit% the state of the rirets are more fivoarable. The rise of the water the. Upper . Rhine has ceasinl.' 'The dikes arc in the best.state. 'IIAGLYL, DEC. 28 —ln the Sittings of the Sr. eon(' Chamber, i Message was'received from the First - Chisinber, announcing 'that it had approved the law for 'pr&enting to the Prince of Orange a • salable Palace, with the park of Terveuren, in the wood : of Soignies. • • Ilayssets,' Dec. 23:—The rectification of our frontier line Will s have the happiest cOnscgoences fat tire wel6tre of our , country'. `lt is observed that'sexeral persons known for t Ltepi t revolutionary rations, , and residiisg. in the places which are now going to ,be gileti up to the Allies, are remOving 41111 going:to settle elsewhere, before, these troops' take possession: : 7 „ OCT. 17. O. S.—Ou the 111th inst. 'rtt 1 1 ;tt we. had three severo Sho4 ks of 311 eiirthtriske i which linivetier (11(15)61 djimaga. Dpc. 1,401-4trintle H(l4 4 0 ss e d, thelidlowirig Order orthe'Vily to thi: GO;. , 'Nati Troops `under his dontmartil.;•,;oll ,the eve of their ledyirio Fritnee ,•. • • • - "-liettil quarters,. Compiegt*Oct. it, 1814. " After the eniKluipti ofthe Negoeiations in theltilied artioirsolutvb,reuk froJo France; to reium , ,to .their, homes. The verose - and the. secilrity of Europe %tyre again, endangered ;, dirt. otiminon danger vvAs..inet joiot exeitioes,, atul success has crovvuei) . our efAnrs.•:".ro fire Prosslan'. army were joit , e(l the.troops of livs , e, Alerkieo burg, saxe-Altintat. and Gotha, Allenbilrg, • An. hi It, !..elitvart7enberg, Lipre Hui) Wolitck., and I have lout ,the !mown. to have them. twiive iny These breve tronps• linye• gi vet), in they , pre , :ent,wur, fresiiprools of their ancient-ralottr;l awl it: is 'tartly to be aserilied to their otr shwance awl activity, ' that a cousiderahle pea of the • line of fortresses. 01i the French siootier. has' Infee - , eoretpereil.. by ,ins: ,In the tmotuent %ellen the ;nerd) : beck efainnienees, and I cease to be the Comii!amler-in-Chief, of these, troops, I• give the testintony. of the , must nourAle conduct ; I shell take pleasure in de. cl.:,ring it to their Princes, and their Compton cooqtry, 1 tiklink the Generals, the ScafF,Jsuit superior Orticere, the subeitems nttti pi ivates al these brave trodps,tor titeexertions 114Ve conthictett us, ttpittti,' to ,victory, 14 '1 :C. 11 ,ER. " LOUIS XVI. ' 1N Trig SITTINC, 01" THE CITAMEER OF DEPUritiS 0.1/ • ' 28T11 OE' DEC. 1 , 1 tryd • C de &wine Hieetuled the ; Fri4une, gird said; • ' 4 '6entkitten-4-It Las been` oh4erved, In a.11;e611 ‘'thieh alive:m:4l : to proilnce ,lively sensation, that hi! blood of 'Kittii,s . ctinniitHhe 21st of January eras not only a day'Of taisfortnne and othortair 'fin. the Pre t ni:h nation I it was a clay 'Of consternation 'to all civiiirai Inteatne the horrible signal : Of the 1 0 in it ie.:). Earope. - it 6evere triffitiles, if the tyranny of;Crornyvcil, follmved the tn.irder of Charles' 1,, that of our v'ltttotts,:klon.irch prochteed the inatis , icres ofS.ep tenther, the terror of 1793, the factions _Govern itients ‘Articir sneceeded, the most odiourtyrktirty, the shatite„,_ the. slavery, the perjury, Jii:4l;e; ,the violation of the :sacred altar and 4.,,gmnpleta overthrow of :.I.,drope, :LI v. Vifi l o kit, Gentle Men, that . the January cven,hc to Fraticc it day 4.4,nonlining doll of eXpi,stlini. the reetAlcction of it may t. , . to ptopie a grciituittl • eteroal le:.;voa that a solemn act, expres ? jog the 3ciititnents liitth animate us, may prove to ages to cuwu, 140 ,tl4: yurnouretl, but Ave ',now Hot loa wlust thorby, Oita 1-fAVALETTE has arrived in Englaud., IVe rather doubt the tact ; but suppose that should it be true, tile Fugitive will be os secure here as AtINA was in France when demanded by Faanz- NAND VII. The. German rapers r solte jhut LArA• :ATTE had passed through 4hissels. N o Paris Papers have come to hand this nairning. Ictve received further Dwelt sod Ceram I ) ,lpers, bnt they do not contain any beers of po., litieAl value. ',the Allied ;only of conservation is gradually forming its cantolU and tali,- possessionof the fortresses in France,. *There is it plain and soldier-like Address from the Veteran lit,ucitert to lds countrymen,.the German troops, WhiCll helms left under the command of the Duke of WELLINGTON. The Government packet 'Greyhound, 'licit, iron) Cork to . Bristol, with passengers, was to ,tally lost on the CtilverSands, on'tl k e night of the 20th ult. when all on board Perished. We are as strenuous advocates for retrenetiment in our national expenditure as the most vehement elm-Minters of the Opposition, and tha.only cliff fcrence between us is, that we support att:AdMi. nistratiott r ,which is continually 'atfOrtlittg solid proofs : at economy in'every branch the public s-cryie ll , against whom they raise an emery, upon fal,Fic,aAsetlion:and exaggeration of circumstances which are not peculiar to this,.Or that Ministry,. but to: the situation of , the,conntry. An exampla.olthis son Was giv"o in that jrirly, firitisl4 paper, the . /Veining Chug:4le, t)( yesterday.. In one of its .patriotic .labours it -states: the )111- 'OOBl expenditure of Frauce at only seven miik;ons a hat/ " LESS_ the kitig' Minister, M. GoivErro,uu opcni.ig lindgcr, and toking, of course, the IhOet (ovum able view iie could of the finances ; .antl the interest of our Notional Debt at only twenty millions mane than it actualq or hos been nientioned by the CuANCELL6g ol l lhe' ornmt' ExcitEntan. Opts such accurate data the Writer straws very comfortable picture of our distresses and inevituble. ruin, which he truly says be has 10it,7 predicted /---so long indeed, that 'eVerybotty lias,Ceated to' pay any Vegand to the croaking' of theie polio al Sea , git/14,we1l described as always Acretchldg the approach of foul weather, which never arrives. That our pecuniary engagements are immeiisel that our btirthens are heavy, that there, is ,much distress in the country nts;one will or can deny. But that our credii is alsh good, our resonrcei infinite, and oar difficulties capable of being tessened or removed, are truthi equally demonstrable and consolatory. The ,existing stagnation of trade, and the airicul-' tnralluiferings, which are but too manifest, na 7 torally }61(1 necessarily result from the 'altered iitate of things by the termination of the war:— The sauna happened at the close of ,the Ameri- CHU contest, and the evils were then very te m pantry. Britain, rich in capital, in the industry, activity, and genius of bar population, rebounded from the shock, And rose in tenfold strength and power. And so she will again. Commerce will soon flow into the new and us yet' unseen:tomtit . channels ;. society will again poise and .balance itself, 'and. all the varying relations of the different 'classes Of the c ommunity will ac quire if-annul)) , and consistency. It is only during the period of transition That we algst • severely ,feel the inconveniences Of change ftlint, one system to another-4*min the state of with war expeuces and War prices, to the state' ist Peace, with pence savings and reductions. One part of the Connuisnorealth feels this at first more . than aaother ithat purt:A_distresscd,. and itsdis- . tress affeets•th e whole ,tass, bust the case: very speedily operates its: own remedy, and everything finds its natural - and TelUtive level. So 'pitch for the:general principle,ttgalu,st these senseless and wicked clamours nre raiseil i gZ . . As for the paroetitar coutra4tiostititted by, the Chronicle betweeu France it iinlmtisi too tibsorti otrrit notice.•Vhe prices of the . pub., lie funds are a coneltisive answer to the whole I irtitle; —prOtTerOlis Prance havinii,herfire per cents at 59 and a fraction, while hanitrupt Broitiu hits her three per cents, at above par. - tiefor& swit compoirisonx ~ can be fairly instituted, it would bealecestiary 60, to demonstrate that the -,nations were equal in; pruperty. • Otherwise, it is like telling a man of I 0,0001. ..year,that he - is - - because he spetol33oo.ol ! , per nun, inore o,an his nei;l,l;b2nr wiro , iworilt, no wore auto efitpyPt: the argument 16 ton pa'pahlt: to titileatl atny co rn:. Inoll 111 )11V.ItitttlAling, yet 6ildi) is the fOlitldfttioll tor arrptigni lig, in the olil tone, the PITT pies, gabbling ftlyottc the lavish tsuste of nor row sources, and potting the taunting tittestion.--x;!J Where are we to limits for tbe boug.-pro ut i s s • imlemnit v fur ti • and ecttrity tor Ibt'iti— , lure ?" AV e will not reply to this far:Along rant by ask ing : where would our indonnt,ty and security ball! been bad we, followed the counsels of these Itrf; .-. . . source-litishand e r s ; and stibmittitly as they ad vised, to an inglorioos Peace, dictated by their Idol litroN APA tyre, with three-fortiths of Etitiak t at his feet : hot we will tell them that our itideuq: pity for the past is in the posseSSTo i.of the, keys to every Ocean where our commerce may wish to stretch her sails ; iu ioiving acquired the meevisle proteet,.our industrious toils literally froth, pole to pole; levying contribut iou'On 'a-vatignisheit wnetuy entupassing , the . world with our great ness and glory :---that our security for the halite is i n th e military tenur e of heaving and turbulent France; in the splendour of MI r victories in Spdirt, under the walls of rafis 4 and at ll'aterlini ; in, the restoration of the equilibrium of. Europ e ; in the extiltutionof our watiotiatetiitracter tu a height unknown.iii history, and which 'gives a' moral strength, super ior tO physical, force jt I's, sit these thhigs t bat we have to 'loOk for the long•promiskl hiessities" of the PITT Sys - tem—let the 'Faction tell us froto *hut horrible ;destruction vre;liavit been saved by pursuing it s and rejecting their dastardly, ,ot .. t . t clschgrotts •• Lord CAT TICAR r, our Ambassador, has arrivud at Peters.bargi,. The Etiiperor of AUSTRIA' was expected on the 18th- ult. at, Patina. All the: inscription.; on the trintnphal.arek at the Reggio entrittiru, reit:Er:rig to the vornuation of , NAfOLEON., had bt.1:11 Cff.leeft ttsr the. purpose of being replact4f'hy the wtYrds— Fr t ni 6.46 Parisi:4 feliciter redeuitti. The marriage of the Itussian Archdttke Motto-- LAS Witll . 4 Prussian Princes's is expected to be an - - nounce4 iniinediately at PetersOurgir. the lona of iegietnlate SuvOeigitt i 3 al.rt_yc a v‘tlgc:; byll:N, ‘vb„ huf; the riglit. •sit itt judgment ritnyu 1 pi . olinse, the on one sick, or pedestni (of the attitne) he placed these words : " FIt.IN'CE I)LUVEIIED. •TO " LOUIS XVI. And on the other, the following declaration', with the names of all the Me►►the►s of the Citittit ber Mtn !shall sign the original " In the presence of Gob and of Men', 11 We, the Deputies of the Vretich Nation; " DO declare and affirm, "That this nationi' SO tong unhappy and captive, vta3 not a party to the execrable parricide committed on the 91st of January, 1793 (a day of mourning, of grief, and of terror, in all time to come). " We swear by the blood of 'the most tingust of victims, in the piesence of God and of men, for ourselves, our chil= diva, and our posterity, and for France, whpat we represeisti unshaken fidelity to our legitimate King, regarding, as a fundamental and sacred principle, the inaliCnabic and i 133. prrecriptiblc right of hereditary succession, by . pririi6g4niture,' from male tOinule, established by God in the family of St. 1.1.11115, of Henry IV, and of Louis " whosoever amongst.us shall betray, at . .speak of he , triying his oath, shall he declarcJ infaMous, and accused of Gotl and The sign tares will follow. (Suet:nal 111e:others delivered their sentiments upo n this proposition, lind elle Or two Amendments were stiggested. The proposition %vas then releired to the Commission to report upon it.) AttitivED-1 I Juliano!, 1 Dithlin; Dor-5 I lainhorg 1 4 3 Gut tetibul gli, 1 Guvutivy and Jirsey, 11,",,t1314.1. r RICH THIS VA V 'AT 1. ? S'I . OOKS ' ' • ' ', VELVK o ' Cl.tiC.R. - ''''' ' ' ' . . 11 , 41 it Bolots,, par ~ •, •, : gm:1,11. Itiibi, 23. Ili% pair , . o ootiiito,'l , 4ii' ' Ditto fu'' I*.yment,l6ll Cm's. fur Opening, fait Um* 3 pin Cent. Kell. anti 3 per Cent. Unnk.shnt 1, per Cents. 7421 5 per Cent. •Nill'y Ann. shut Nut. L. Aim. 15,1-1611► , • . COl7llSt OF EXCI E.INt.;E, Tursn.vr, J.IN. 2. Alustvr.lain .37 2 U. 2 Us. Ditto, :if Sight ' Amsterdam' ~. Ni, • N . MIA°, 'iil, eight , 11.ott,ra I I 4, A6tweri. f iii, II 10Ex.Nlotiey littuiburell • 8.1 '4 ',I Us. , 411..1int :14 A. 2Us rails, 1 1);iy" liar: 'lll 'Attu . 'l d ,9 i 00 , i el, riourdeaux, ditto, :11 titl rid ' :ili Effective / 011114 ..,... • '...if . Etl.,.ine Militia ;;tii }.ii it', St. Svh,ht Lilt's • . - ' (iit,u.iitor (ienaa,..,. 41;4----Venile Niitlta• 1).1,, 1.1•1,,~,1. . .582 1 . Rift .!;kliQiro Dillilitt .... 144----f i.reh ..... 14/ peL Cent. • , Agin (4 the lianli on 11,1 i in.l. , . . 't Ptirtugal GoW;in Coin '• • L. 4 20' per Oz. Foreign Gold, in Ears ..... 4 tl 0 New 11.'014100 i N . , w ,pc),ll4}ri,, 1/1011 WATE IC ATM./NI/OS lilt I 1)(31; TO .M01411.0%1% Nionting-, 64 Imitutes atter 8. 94 ski ail.vr 0. rrt IE SUN. , 119 1:ENI (PM PICERE tAtallbi Al) IMAT LONDON. • • NI:Z.II2Y 3, 18IG. tAL. - Nt*l., to the S out h . - Di m wind this orning•shiftif I)tiunti got un d er weigft : It soon 804 anti ttte whole of the outward; -the notiii tide aiaking, they dtore back pin to itheir anchorage in the Dosvtis. Came down Hai !the Hirer, end remain, the Sarah, Pnit.t.u.s,ftit Martinique. The 12th Reginienk kif•t Odt em harked florii hence this morning On Wit - a tbi Eliza and Seringainttem transportE, foi: Ihawmu, .414. 2.---Arrived the "Lark packet; with a mail aaci ptissengers from Corilartne - • Wind West. PORTIIMOUTII, JA' . 2.---Arrive(i his Majesty'f ship Ganymede from a cruise ; his Majesty's ship 'Jalouse from Barbadoes ; and :he.Adam, C"" slot, from the Downs. Sailetl the Upton Castle. BRYT3, for B . engal ; British Army, MmtsTox, for, Benial l Brothers, STAMP, for Batavia; 'oodford, BRADY,' for the Cagle and Isle of France; Alalvlisq , BURRID:.E, for Gibraltar; Friendship, SMITH, for Jamaica; ‘VEL" 1.1141GT0N; for Madeira s ; William 'Mid, Alfred, for Antittua, with about 'l5 others ; and five trans ports for St. Helena, with -troops.---;" 114 Easterly.. A ship which has been found to be the Me: garet• and Jane of Whi t by, f oun dered off Um . " sea, last wee k ; Mind on Wednesday, she was drit en up against' the cliff: at Cowden, and all broke taa pieces. The bully ot one of th e crew wAS *seen "it board j u s t as she broke, np ;. the rigging was dii" do,cvn towards the Sporn. DOring the dreadful gales in , t week, A -"I' behind.Viambotough Hem' 'split her mallow'', and one of the men being at,the top of the 0 84 multhe vessel b e i ng a l so struc k b y heavy is v !': Itt the satire time, he tell i n t o t he sea, 'Olll Iti° ll 'campletely under the .ship, The Captain . 111 d 4 boy intutediattly went to look for him, when 81." Yhei . wave carried them both into the set, W I . triveidentiAlly, in n few minutes, they were 0 1 b;ard - again, - and have since safely.ls7 rived at Bridlington Quay, • A r t st'''re:ttir:r' t ' . '"l-I" e ll tet ilk i, cr s i t s ; e n tl eir ia t s li v a l t 4 " e n v e‘t Y a t t l :k 6 i le. g.e i , • tnents ye been niade ut the Island With the viel! . of preventing tits possibility; of iit:ONAZ.% II T E' - escape. The military regulations are so stricL , lion the inh a bi tants are not suffered to he out , etieir Lotisei atter 'l"lie gaitei of the ;,:aril! siiu " . nre : slog; "and the drawbridge hoisted up 11 1. " 1 ,n-set. private merchantmen are all!'w et to aticifliCe'; regiiiar Indiatnen ale only Hll°l4' i this privilege. If water is ietpiired; it is only tq be had of t Admitid. u oNarAwr iS his retreat, aniiialits his evening s %yolk with his Secrt.t.ary Sir t :toting CocE:tA.raN. rc* - well exrept rite wife of Be tirti,v4 n. A. subscription for the satiererS at Dailt,i.3e asi been opened at Leyden. • h now saUf to he. the Doke (IN BERRI, t int th e 'Kt- f lc,.. it 3 errs, eont.iv . !4'taterit iii the Paris P l" h. t' r • t k 0 !too+, y 4 .1111CeSi of WII); ri4is Louts XVlll.'s picture, • at full lcikelt , ,. etriploed 'on* t mat ei ? appears from;thr Preneh Papers that Gelltr , " BoN ' btAILR, -of Conde, has pub . ' I'rslt i 7 a institicAtion tif. his 'r'on(hiet, front the charge of having nittrilered enitind Gon r)t)g ' who he reprtsents havimf-fallen victitil :military co fit in ot ion , which h e upttid every tiort, though ill rititt,• to controul. T tic i„jotirtial des I)ebals appears. to give credit to t t eiil4Atttory stat ern ' ent. • It- is stati•ld that INlatiante LAVALUTTA liVe o of the gteatest intimacy with Nladanie Lw iltitYsi,•vt:lfe the'rioc-krch•Treasurer, and (laugh. . ter Of 161tng Nimients, ovs 4 ..vitain she is said to have exereised,the greatest:empire, This circtiuY . Stance lia* - giien rise to the opinion so eirettiateti-ot owing:hii - - escape to ft' -nude intrigue' antlinterest.: 1 , penerui IsAckaos is. pronounced to; be oa t oi' ,yoe,gr, andis erovering from his wounds.. I. l ie Prkitte ihokact er, llN:ats,lllAttl3.olS is ti n " exceptional) generallf the month—of Froetidor `lft: was exiled to Cayenne, and so tenacious is he cif legal furitis, (Ina iyhen he was recallcil„ FAA!' lively Csfused returning to his native country, 11 ' 3 " tit - the original.scutencu'was reversed, and his iT nocence This cost hint- Yen t. j longer • •Anetimate hisliernmade, since the execnt , ol of Mtirsliat - NitV;' - of"'ille fort:toe, he left briti ll " him. It amounts,' as report goes, .10 .two Clout . etigmetnenta-4 1011 . ciintinisli the sum to 590,000. and. the 'eN' t titHeeS•br 14 "" 1:ife‘,Itr,t 3 / 4 1, to whielt I:e 55M% COll. honsantt tea 1 , Eisellii;\ tire: i n : i f e t e re s c ii i t s i) i t Y . l a reA c' t . l : 6 l e i I ( io k i : t ti t s ll 3 , l l ( i f t l r d t t lii . o r r t thousand or *wont eight r thonsand pound! Titus the tre,a3ou of hag absorbe . l , the fruit; tt'veary ant! in:Volved 10 3 wife- :and. four children in irtetricsable ruin, 1 1 s, this caleulat ion the magni fi cent Lout be pitrciii6el, Or r AL rill "NOthilig COll/t stlrpu4S ,the .costly ,elegance ..of Pl i tfe e - Faenuatcx.of l'aus,:p+ inhabited it, sea Iris Quarter-General vv.As held there. Some ,kol:l46le.inj.try ILatlAiltin . on.,:taitied I but, veers . " its 'Present state, it is not e ,, ,t 'misted At trsa 1 4 3'1 . sutu ''(tor France) of a 'million - o t liY4 i n _ A 6 4 -I J i t z tt:t . ai f i r t er dat le fi ra ttl c e r i t 7 m ti t i f) s n e , pt m ; : h c e a r tn t i l l t e t. i m io: n ie : , tions, that the Sl)aiiioLkigate,Vertiai lzB b a d jail arrived there from Toopico:- Arfortfier titYlt snlce the 30th of lim e pieceding they 113( received no accounts from MexiCo - , rr apy of th e interior pro vtoces ; amt., th u t, by orders ot Viceroy, lie Constitutionlately li n t i l ed in Genoa! congress of the Mexican Indepoule' ti ' in the publie iqtiar:e of the coPi!.'l'