The Sun. — London, England, 1816-04-16 00:00:00

IRI NCII I'APE..Z."3. PArtf,s,• 1:2,--;Ve. are assured that the English. troops.,, which still occupy several places 1 11 , - th e k ingdo.3i.of thy Netherkairds, will forthwith return to Eupauci. • 'Yesterday, at mill-clay, tht oldie Of IV•ellington' ict • Parii, it is believed,for•Canibray. would appear that M. Garstbaceres hat re••• ccived . permisaiun ~to 'reside . prottisionally 'at Brussels. tleneral Drouot has gorse to Nancy, where, it is said, he intends to fix . his residence. The French 'Funds have improved' to 69f. 23e. The ceremonies of the Last supper bein; too . painful for his Majesty, who' would , have been obliged to remain long standing, it was Monsieur who lilted the place of the Xing in this act of piety, practised by our Monarchs, from time immemo. on Holy Thursday. Thirteek children of poor but honest parents svere athnitted to the honour of representing the Apostles. They were tunics, and platel on benches sufficiently raised to enable the Prince, bout stooping, to wash their feet, wipe them, and M/4 I hem.— Every child received from the hands of Monsieur a loaf, a small cruse of wine, thirteen plates, 014(1 thirteen five-franc,pieees. The Pukes D'Angnit- It me and Berri pertornted the fonetions,of waiters , • and brought the bread, the Wine,. and the Meats. —All these ceremonies were gime throng!) With u piety and eollectedness worthy the - descendants of St. Louis, • Accortling-to a decision of the Minister of Po. Ike, the forniu/ez of pii:isports printed uphn o!d • pitpa, bearing the etTi‘gy of Boonaparte, are no longer to be used. 'The use' of them bad been to- lerated from motives of economy, b u t uu t y ones ate to be printed upon paper with the, , effigy of Louis the Eighteenth. . The small-pox having earrreir Offia ber of children lately 'at NapleS, hii Majesty has given orders to the Bishops and the Clergy ge nerul to recommend the 'practice of Vaccination from the pulpits, - • Nsrt.Es . , Maacti22.—From the, th to the Irlds therehas.titen no death in the commune of Noja. . There are 'Still in the lazaretto 83Oonvaleseents and sick. Ev r ery thing leads us to hope the approaching terraivation of the pestilence. Maann 27.—It.is said that a part of the Ails. t rittn 'and Euglish troops are shortly to evacuate this kingdom, and proceed to - the Uonnin States, vvhera they will ticcupy fortresses 4ntl villages oir the coats of 'the Adriatic and the Afediterra-' year). This measure iv, it if said, piovokeil by the inettiiieieney of the Pupal rtevenne to maintain the military fitree ►bhich the security of the &mu .try and the casts require. ItuDie,"lkbadit 26.—Th'e,Pope has elevated the Austrian General, Count Nugent Et' the rank of , a Homan Prhice. The English Luc here iu great numbetS.; but they aFe beecitue very economical': they visit ail the works'of art, and give as little as they can, BEttLim, Nlnacit 30.--Tt is said that thellie. moirs which Fottchc is <tbont to publish regard. jog his triple Ministry will be accompanied ,by jnstificatory papers, - which will throw great light an the events of our times.. CoLooNv i ' Aram 3.-1 he Archdukes John and Lewis of:Amoria arri.'ed here likt 'Bight,' and after 0 I visaing every thing remarkable, crotinnetl to-day their, journey to Frankfort., where they will turive vn the 6t1,. lIIMSSF I LS PAPEUSo 7312USSEL9, APUIL 10.—UiS Majesty set off this morning for the flngite. A Decree of his M.jesty contains the following regkilations An. I. The Kingdom is divided into 6 111ilitati. Divisions (Comm andenen,e (dfri I. aux), each composed of the Provinces, having for heed-pint-tore the places mentioned in tb• Table f 'l, un►►each to ►he present Decrees; e. shisll be la Provincial Uoisesexpfitsts,:,whose veld 'filmes ►s Axtql "ruble B. • -= • 3. Of the Its Piovincial Com►nnndants there Ann be Gof the fitxt, and liG of the seironcl. '-ral , tv ii , ges 0 4 hf iiitary,Divisions as. follows North nollund, South liollarol, Utrecht-e-thadminarters, Amster dam. Goeiders, Overyssel, riles/and, Groningen, Drenthe --Head-quarters, ll:venter. 3. gealand, East Flanders, West Flanders—He:ad-quarters, Ghent. 4. North Brabant, Antwerp, South Brabant—Houl-quarters, Antwerp. 4. Liege, Limburg—Head -quarters, Alaestrecht. G. Luxetti kurg, Namur, Hainault—lit!ad-quarters, Namur. The llmperor made on the 20th, at eleven in the morning, his entry into Verona. The Em. press arrived here at ~three in the afwnoon, and her Majesty the Duchess of Parma, at six in the 'evening. it is impo-ssible to dead ibc theenthusiasm with which their M.ljesties werc received. The whole city was illuminated ; a sectind illttuhttiatitsih lunch more magnificent than the first took place on the 23d, The Emperortraversed the principal streets, emitist the acelatnations bf the inbabitunts. On the 21st his AL jesty honoured the theatre with pletv-Yolk Paperi tog recent date ariised titiv morning, fronk wliiclu we extract the fullowing chief articics of intelliKence (From the :` , lereantile Ativertisir of March Sth.) " The arrival of wally white men at At*x Cayes and Ttemel, faram FranceFrance,,tta establish themselves at these places, is annonacSid in letters ream- AATX Cayes. An insiterection r against Petion has t.iken place - in the barhunr of Sale'.traa,r and Colonel Lewis Alosamblpta has been shot by, order of l'etion, for his opposition to the establishrnent of French white men. His head was severed Prow his body, •and . exhibited on the wharf. (From ttir lArcroantilot Ativertiier of nth March, from.St.Do- Pfli no; Ftlntiary .250 " By Captain Floyd, from Port-an-Prince, %%re learn that a plot had. Seen discovered to assassi nate Petion, toot that the chief of the eonsi)iraw. tors had been bbot on the very day Petion *as to haye Geer filled, The people under that tyritot: ire tired.ot his reign, and sooner or later *ill de stroy • rrrtAn the cunt Pawl ' 4 ' Front Sut ioarn we learn, by Copt. Wylie from Surinam, th tt a few days before be sailed, a Dutch squadron of two ft igates and a brig of war, with about 600 troops, had arrived there, for the pur pose of taking possesition of that Colony ; and the present Governor was only wa:ting fur °niers from the British Commander in Chief in the West India station to make a formal surrender. (Front the New York - Alper of the Bth of March.) " An American • Gentleman has arrived , at Charleston with accounts of Carthagena. having surrendered to the, Royalists, The Governor of that place (Don ina°o Des Amadei') tunl suite. went on board a Cathagenian privateer, etp , ‘ mantled by one Mitchell, who had promised to conduct him in safety from the place. After get - - ting out he touched at a small island, called St. Andrews, under pretence of watering ; and after in veighling the Governors and suite on shore, the treacherous villain fired visors them, and set sail, carrying a the pos;ernoes valuables, together with some pearls, eic. belonging to the GoVern went ; the whole valued at about 180,000 dollars." It appears from the French Papers, that the Duke of Wer.t.tuoToty has at length left Paris, to review the ArMy of Occupation. The Funds have-risen nearly one per cent. We hare Brnintels Papers to the 12rti, but the only article of news they brit% iy, that the King of the Netherlands has divided his kingdom into six great military divisions. We have extracted Statement of the Loan MAYoa's trout a ISt °ming l'aiier whicb; Ci• gcntrallo cor'rec't, Ittist, *Ft I have been misled in its accounts of the Dinner at the. Mansion riouse yesterday. - ror it states that ,t4eDinner-hcill of the.Chier Magistrate of he Capital of Great ilyitain midi' adorned with Busts of great Men, And among others, of very doubtful claim to that distinctiim, enumerates those of CROMWELL and NhtotEntl BUONZAI'ARTR. We cannot believe that the LORD MAYOR ptchlicly offered such an indignity to his countrY, and such an insult to the guests be had invited. Surety . IVoop is not so very ignorant of *ltat is doe to propriety, as to have placed the feritures of an English Usurper in the foll view of the Sons of his legitimate Sovereign, and of the loyal Citizens of London ; and still more surely, it his lintitecl knotvledge of history prevented his being aware of the scandal 'of such impertinence, he must have been conscious of the gross indecency of greeting the tteptesentative of Louts the Marquis d'ESMOLD, with the :Bust of his Royal Master's most bitter Enemy—the Cutpurse of his Empire —and the Murderer of his clearest 1 Relatives. • . We shall not speak of the senselessness of . sci •soon performing the apotheosis of BUONAPARTZ 111 the Egyptiqn ROI ; the very name`of which was. s ' iflicient to have excluded tl.e LORD MAYOR'S hero from the honours of the Sitting.", We snail - not reprove, that taste, nor reprehend that judgment, ,nor question that patriotism, Which cintl imagine that tmcli a Figure,so placed, could he beemning in the house of a loyal subject, atul a British Magistrate. We only complain that RA6.7.11.LAC was not ranged by the side of the more infamous assasiin, and then the in dignity to the French: Anth.n.sador woUld have been as 'complete us the indignity to art company, hy•thus daring : lo •obtrade upon •t hem the Bost of that lieoegade, whose enmity has cost this nation so much treasure, .and - the mourning caused by whose . , atrocitiesrby the lives sacrificed in. Spain', and the yet more,reccot ocean of British blood whiCh deluaed Waterloo, has not yet suffered Ate tear to dry cm the Chen. of the Widow and' the Orphan. 111 suited was such a rewe'nbrauce to the scene Of festivity, 'and it is indeed highly to be lamented that the honest indignation ofs.otne trne En&ithriten did nut in duce hint-to dash the infamous bust in pieces, or hurl'it at the, head of the per Son. 4hto had the rheiity si3 to Outrage evety deccut and loyal feeling: . In cousecpience of 11.eir defeat by wiwt has bevu caned tile Ulint•ltoyalist party in tip.: Freticli Citarnber of 1/...pitin3; the Alloisters are, it. sahl, content oot ro path ntattels any fotther, , butt sit down sattstiru tittuct. , ,pe 01.1(411.0-* * Nephis Ultra." l'esterdly dispatehrs were sent. frqm the Sect e tury of ,`. 4 ifate's (Office to Portsmouth, to .ht: for warded to SirliuDio,t4 Lowt, at St. kie!unit, by the Neircastle frigate. ' Admiral PICKSIOIR, is appoiAted Goverifor of Newfoundland, vice Sir ft. Lie.itenant D. Boy HAN, %Om came home from - Lb - at co lony in' the Pilte,,has, for hit meritorious erviaes on that btation, anti as Siwrog'Ate 'at St..loitu"S, been, made a•Cotninaitder.• The Pilie it ta'he con verted into a.sloop of wars -recommissioned, and scot under his command to Newfonntlland. • 0 Yesterday Prince PAUL ESTeIqIAZ.Y, `the Atli trian Ambassador, anti the major part of his 'Ex cellency's suite, moved. !tont Stratford Place to CI1311(109' House, in.Chandos-street, which his Highness has taken , and tjtted up in a most 'Mai Ititicent style. _ _ _ The •Kiiig of . NVArntEmnrno Envoy tit LOtt(lpti, Co lint VON 'I3EiIpoLDINGr:N' and appointed cicnerai Yuts NEIFFEaT his suc— cessor. • American Papers to the 13th.ult. arrived yes terday, the ,principal contents of which are given in Our first Tate. The Commercial :I're:ivy with Great 13ritain tits finally passed both Houses it had previously been carried int. effect by this 'Executive.—Letters from New York, duteff the lthla alt. state that is bed reached that city of the dissolution of the !louse of Assembly of ,Lower Canada, by his Excelleney Sir GOV,DaM DRUMMOND, in consegnence of the vfolcnt mea sures find language they adopted,on hearing of the issue in this country nt their impeachment of the Judges. • Some notion of Abe' extensive transactions carrying on between this -conits.ry eta—Attic:44 nay be fOrmed from' the knowledge of. a eircitt 'stance mentioned in the New York, Papers of the 41t,11 of March, that 6.,276 letters had been receiv - .eti there on v that day from this country. , „ ' Letters o# c the 27th Jun. town) era Cruz, men tion Ilsat the long -expected convoy had at length arrived there, tinder au escort of 3000 men, cons, inanded by GeoCritt .6 1 ILLARES, lie met with considerable opposition, and lost some part ot"the money. The convoy brought some provisions, of Which the town of Vera Cruz stood in great need. On the 24th Dec. Qenerals MOlttr.o and ssta:x Were hung in the city of Mexico. Brigadier..(4en. SEttAN, brottier-itl•laW to Count CASA Et.oxes, Sparlish.Alinister at Paris, commands a division of the Mexican Independents. This General in De- Cetoher took the city of Techurean, in the Pro- , since* of La Pnebla. A Genslealan, arrived yesterday from _Ham burgh, informs us (says a Morning, Paper), that the rivourahle Cliect which the Ritssiltn .41 . 1E4 had had upon sugars had CeMed. It w believed that Hatssia had stock hand to serVe for a . itt;clveutonth, and that the lieniand from that quarter would not be so , great ug expeetetl: the ctinsequente wets, ,tll4 tall pf•stigar3 to nearly their tomer prices, • Wi k'Ati ,Kfi Wt. !L.—Arrived I N jest '3 *hip Art:l - terabit' the lVust Indies. Wind %V. Fittlotriit, Ai'Kit. 13..".AtTiVed hit.Majeit schooner Whiting from a cruise... ,,, ..Wind W. UAL, Aram 15.—Arrivedi 'and sailed fort River, the Monarch, SmP6OO the Rustizio shipTtco Friends, THOMPSOII, ftt Bengal, last rrom liOnnd tb St. Pat burgh.—Wind W. N.W. ll e ttinusoTo*, Fly, of Su' deildo4, HALON:ANI, fi din London, has carr away her foremast and I)oWsrilt lit CULlli4iti this harbour. , • kAVAI. IttiGULATIONg. [From the /tans Carrier.] The Ordinary at Portsmouth has been put under tlessuPel intentlanee of Captain Rotten 11. t 1, *lto with Lieut. W 4 b t 1 - Mr. Tobin, Siirgeeto Mr. takry. Pdrser t Mid the Assistil Sutgedtt, will ocenpy Ole • selected as * iictusnin! tieptSt. Captain hl‘nowell takes the Mars;- Lieut. Edw ar Harriet, Justitio ; I.ieuB. JdMes flellard, the Waal° anti Lieut. Vhiwnsaii, the Me...:;ra. A code of 7rl Article, 0 Initroction has b een istneil by die Commissioners dill' Nary, fur the gnidenee of the Captains, and all other Cu!'. miisitin and Warrant Odirers, eniployeti in this service! c% i '' the most si t OA awl saint art regulations for the P ( ' condact of ail per ;tai employed, acd the cleitilincsi and • prescreation of all the sitlpi :mkt vessels conipoSing the Th ' dinary. No matt will he toterett as ti ship-keeper above flit agtt9f 13, and in. must hare been si.s year; at ara; 0 1 0 ' I he ail paid as able seamen; 'the boys at second class; a ll 4 ihd children of seamen to have the preference. The &O tis° bear ail the ship-iteepeVs,and lio)9 on her hooks, foroj4l atul victunls, and all tins Warvant,Oificeri tor rittna3.6 0311, as they wilt veeeive the,Pay of the class of reset ti 3 eY be ? ' ; ' ,!, to. A Fserjeant's party of Moines, and a itnit's , crew . f er Ca rg«i:l,. will also be borne lin the .depeit beAs, rant.Otlicers in Ordittui f y may be employel on dock-ygiP PI; i)t 16. yd. per day for their setv:cei engaged. • „ • Ty! Othtition to the regtAtions we bare before stite4 in Ordularv t every OtEeer i 3 directed to wear, the uniform c.,1 hie rank. No Warrint Odieer to roil his ship .With'ut i press to:mission from the ir,tp - tait. rtr Lietitetimit of Ili' 6.c a l• sion ; the Lieutenant to it'i•ia;tt such leave in his jout n6it also the.stat e o f the weather,:i.hips be visits; eze•,e4d std state he found them in. TI Otticets suPeriotentli o it the Ordinary are, on no 0c , ..-unnt, to interfere tvit4 th e (ifltir i t' . the Dock Yard. The Lieut enants t-t: also to state 9 eats the 'nature of Air ing the sl.,fin i n t h e i r di v i s ion rece r -' i: : %liether lty opening po r t s or ac:Attles, et 1 4 t he :,• gineiare to be supplied to ( . 3 „.' d s t.:p, and freV''''Y 4.5 e 4 in t4e boAtg, wiler the i.i.:•.Trpnonts. l ioye ri '"'" 7 " " :l who a" 'alio, by 01 !er of the c et pta,n, iC stores at certain periudi. .1 tr ovv2 . i t 01...er to I"' (tech, night end day. Any person• (own! • HX. stores will he immediately alistuisst4l the trofi , 'e; to assist. titty %yay in receiving or secreting any 'inin* . : l ' ll other. prohibited 'clods, to be home/Uwe!) , dkolls'" 1 • vrtacet'de t l ngaiutt In the Court ot' Exchequer.Ccr' v the Cheque frequently to master the crows, and the -*lists:nil settler C.iptain, and Master. Shipwrii;ht, the ohips in ordindry occasionally. Any porsmt foattil to tt ''' i gn i nctki4c l ? &charged; as well as any person tIAY' akent without leave.. And un the Commissioners of 1111 datlasiralty or the Nary 803rd sislting the Duch Yard> t t# Oeers suporinteuding the GI e to Ore them e 'Ll particular thiytirlyrecittirc. Colu:tiii.sioner e ' ' l7 fore, the chief i'l•tsrge of the Ordinary. The alicers' liir;; will be permitted to v.:sideon hoard ; and arty 1/1W at%tios;4' the:ohip filthy, 9r found 'citretegs of Ore 'or lig±itb 'ri ll 17° llnutedi t tiely shore, all:I nut acalu tulotittrd No Private boats to he allowed, nor anYmf the men to' e °4l. nary to ply the . palsage, or to be eat Ployed on pth . Ote 4vti . l ; La 110 admitted, ba t b y eApres S prtnioi°9 r the ,Paptains Or .I•14213tar1;103 j ow/ none 4 ,11 0 ,,d to be do 4 . be hoard after gint-eet: The Capi A i iis • an d Li c uti , natiti , t', P aid their additio n to o;eir ball•nay fouthe,ordittary scti't quarterly. . 1NT1T.11317.110N (fl URIZE NIONEY. Brazen, tor tke Bearer, the inthlust. at 2R, Strain!. Ayuihni, for the Thontas, the ttth inst. at 3e, Cssex •stre.., St o r se, , Inthani for the M ar y and Filiraheth, the 'til i nS ` . Winner-street, Bin mwiek-equare. a t Thresher, for the Frau Marg, k rettuk s ill* lath , Norfulicltreef,l , itrand.- sayaotretli , ~....._. The 'HaLulea aI, 4rge , French" transport,[ -AG •-•...-,,, -1,1 SAGS, having a crew bt" .)4 me Se", mostly women an 4 Children, awl' S./ n, going i p11: 'ett 11e is ill • the istan t li o f S. Pierre and Aligat 100 , ,".", rt “: 1 . shiplrrecked hiteiv'o the rocks at Jers-cy, ‘,"`' 36 untrAppilk perishi.ll. rt rs, An w m hiitinnal number of masons. I. l4 ' te " , 1 anti bricklayers, are , o yrkr e d F l om rlYvw, l : ( . l " Dock4ard (or Bertunitti. Seccral who, wcre ow'. 'l'‘ cbargett at the late reducti o n olf,:red their . -`' vices,: which havit be',,ti 4ecepted. - qiies Thi Tbetiati tva,sp+ihi . .114yt, ~,,ttur o i, ~,,,,,, ~ n ;, ko • -fo t ooohia ii ()Mora/5.40 be , pdif off; and i lit' A i to be repaired.. The Tuscan to be sold. . ' ' . - BARRA', who .oncr• presided over - the of the French Republic, and the timrriage '%i ta wly>se. etist-off. Mistress ~ res the foutic".itioit of 111° ex traottirnary rise o f B UONAPARTR , is now , it ; I inid, employed in the direction of the Coun rer ' wider the Ditc d'HAvas, one of the 10'1 most Servants. He is the ittlck tie M. de IkAcas, who win inherit his large for t " 11 -: 'He is said, this office to conJ ul i ct ion W t t r TALusic , 11 0 It was M. DE CHAUTHAUBRtAriII W4l O , of f t ow :0 1, h i n a t b b l e e r h P i :s e e " ! sentiments , imninaerriletst,heofPtraliPiQnlgititlen:s measures restrain the Barbary pirates. " The ParliaQie" of England," said that candid and elogaent state'" ie {hinted out it;ti n bolkbil)g to our the ncg e rl t ' to hav ohj of equally 'noble triumph.' Let us pa to the slivery of Europeatts—that slavcry wh)s )r "t i l a ti l t ' i e on trailtb°: too bong existed on the toasts of Barbary; Providence in its wisdom juts . paced the exitink: ofrehastisetnent where roan has p l a y e d the exaollr; of crime; Europe pasts to Africa t he same t rib ! n A of sot row which she has extorted from her, is ti l repdera slave fur slavc." ! 7 Vs presence, atcbmpanica by tbt Duchess pf, Parma. Field-Marshal Cvnnt ttellegarde left city on the ( J , lth, with the Contiteii . his wire.' It is said tivey are going to tnak&l'jtittrney to Paris and torrtlon, after which they will return to Vienna, Count .Saran anti the Prussian Minister Barese arusemark are gone to Verona. The Englis4 Ambassador, Lord Stewart, is•gone to Florence. VIENNA, MAllell 11.9.--The Arch-Duke Maxi , miller) is arrived here from Milan. The French General who presided at the Court • :Martial:which caused the Duke of En ghien to be shot at Vincennes, 'is, arrived in Mo ravia, where he has obtained permission to reside. It is affirmed that he has just purchased A magni ficent estate in that province. M. Will, an apo thecary of this city, died lately, leaving as fortune of above a million of florins. BausseLs, APRIL 10.---The Magistrates al Ant werp have just made A regulation for establishing payment for permission to cuter or go out of the gates after they have been shut for the even ing. The tell will be (armed, and applied to the services of the hospitals. INSPRUCK, AlAitett 30.—There is yet no sigh of spring its this cutmtry, the monntains of tn:d tiling height arc still covered with snow : cold cast wind, act ompanied with frost, prevails in our valleys, and cheeks 'the. vegetatioth The standing waters are every morning covered will: , ice, the winter corn has suffered severely, and in many parts it has been necessary to sow anew. .**" A Reader'.'. must be infoi:med that we canni.t insert such Oaragra'phs as lie has sent on auonymous authority. • 51.-M.m. ArturvErs l 2l)nnw,tiittdee, iVatvrfurti. Dare: , —l Ho11“.1,1, i Guernsey and Jci.ny. EASTZ3 TULlDAY.—lfoliday fit the Exchequer, gust India and South lien liumses. HIGH WATEIt LoNuoN Ita[ol3P, To-moitnoW.: Niorniug, minutes after G. I d itNr S. T 1 11 1 SUN so GEM QUIR DICEIIIt f 4 NUM AU DEA? N Dc) N. 7'UESD.I dritri, is, Ism :,