The Sun. — London, England, 1816-07-24 00:00:00

RF4NcI-c PAPER LitECRiVET/ TITIS JULY '21.---Our Correspondent from ivons led *us into. error liy saying, that General 111-outon-Dttvernet was tried before the Prevotal , 'Court of that city, instead :Of the . Tiertnancui 'Council of War of the 19th Military - Division. it is now considered c / eitain that the opening `of the Diet atyrankfort• 'is:Tfixed.fOr.,the .sth .of. `An - gust , • Two 74 gun ships, a frigate Of 3 . 8; and a trig -- of .29. guns,, built Archangel,' Wee - itinuelled 'there on the 7th of June. * • Desetibes, the omen Vicit r rili and several ii;theri of the condemned, yesterday Signified theirinten.: 'tion of withdrawing their . appeal in cassAtion, tit 'tinder to have recourse to the /loyal MerCy.as - Their.only means. The thig hAing commuted the punithmefit 'of Sienr Stevenot, a Chevalier of the Order of St. Louis (who was condemned to the galletis - iiiany years ago), to that of hanishnietit, the "granting of the letters patent was to have taken - place - yesterday ; but a diflicnity arose, viz. whether the Slane Stevenokshould not he degraded frotit the Order of .St.. Louis at, the tonic time. The pronouncing of tire sentence was accordingly de layed tilithe opinion of the Chancellor of France ithould he taken upon the subject. The Duke Angottlente departedlOr Grenohla on the 15th, - 0 visit 'the King,, of 'Sardinia, Iti`S who is now drinking the waters of Aix, in Savoy; with his family. Thee ion 'of 'fiegrittidt. (de St Jeaia d'Angely) has disembarked at H . avre,.from New :Vork• lhns gone to 'Val to his mother. young inan is some to claim the prOOrty tif •bili father, itnd is authorized to sell his possessions. ter. tiara (de Salutes) an ei-e'onventionalist was ship wrecked with 2fl passengers upon the coast of 111:aleira. We have received official advice that Claitsel,, 'grouchy, Lefebvre ,Desnouetle‘ , Onincttei Lakanal, Mentt; a brother Of Lalle' wand, Regnatilt ,the 'elder, anti iosepli parte Are at Philadelphia. They write froinColognei the 14th of Joll, that the ithine‘higan to fall On the SitNTE-bioti (IN Tart IsLAytt ot , TcUltatrvz), JuNe 4,—Our vines have safered greatly by the frosts in the month of Atty. This. extraordinary event has canted a great rise in the .price of wines. The GovernOr, a learned hoianist and minera. togist, has 'Made a tour Government, Ile. ,entrilianleti by Don Michel di Dordiguera and Ilajor • Spenchel, who • have been to visit our intountain. 'this laSt intends repeating the -db . tervatious at the Simons upon our fatuous peak. VIENNA, JULY 10.—the ttiiPercir arrived yes , ierday from Iliden .to preside in person at the Comteil of the Ministera, who were all assembled. 'Two great objects called far the attention of his Slajesty i a prodigious angtnentation of price in ill thearticles of first necessity, ;sod the sadden *lse of the dxchange. In the space of three or four days the course of ekchange which was at 240 rose to 300, and evenabbre that. This rise was alarming and inexplicable, at a time wfien . uvertunent %vas developing efficacious means to te-establish the credit of its paper. Inquietude , in area's ruinde arid stagnation in commerce re aulted from it. The ISTatianal auk wishing to facilitate the circulation of the immense quantity. of paper.;inottey collected in this place, received. in consequence Whatever sorts any person might fthod to • it, in order tti nulke an eitcbange. This cnd is nosh obtained by the great quantitrof Paper 'Which has been put out . of citculation. CIVUTA i*CHIS, JULY 8.---The influence OE trance with the Barbarian Powris has already , had the happy restilt tit anfeliorating the fate of the unhappy subjects of his Holiness, whose *ant t 4 treasure does not allow himlo liberate them. it i 3 reantrkehle that France, withont a naval force, obtains what is contested for breonfidera hie tio.;t4 many judge of that by the following , The curw of a French stiip, .named Saint-Man. phandoned itt.iir at the approach of a Trip°- corsair crni,ing ofr civita-Vecchia, and she wus taken into Tripoli by Arabian sailors. As . 5008 as the tacha knew that she was French; be maned ~rely gave her up to the-Charge - d'Affaires of the King of Vrance, (Or bum he professes grvat csteein. If Govettment seconds tub ardour Manifested ilium all the coasts of ihe States of ltali, we inai Foliage that the bobarian flag will rid longet be seen, except on the fortresses of TriPolii Tore, itiul Algiers. , , ... •.. . • The English here speak in ,poMpons. terms of tile e*pedition of Lord Exuionth ; but our lnipa tience will not be satisfied till the behOld the fleet, I‘;iih sails flying, directed against these robbeis r;crol. ROME ) ii 4.—P - An'Edict of his hus t lets , sniipressed Metz licity iil this Cipital. Tb se' are the first two articles of the law ART. 1. Mated 1, woman, , Or child, s fo vii rbidd, to bet= tYtiiit, any cause ivhativer, either in the day or night', in the streets tirr churches, in the cnifee-lionsesdi . pri vote holiges - ,.0r in '3:6 , Tither ART. 2.—\l'llnever shall be fount; lie ring, shall hit; tlie first Offenet be :sent to 'the bcnise of cor rection, ntid . for the second be Cininitted try' prison, or sent , to ex'lle .6r pnblie . labottr, accord ' Ing to the heinousßesi . of . Ote - olfriee. • BBItLiN,3ULY is Siti!l tltxt,aMOninnent will 'be eiectedtOthe utempry . of Prince litittisow- Striolen44, where be•fell itt the field bf. honour.., This monument will consist 'of an obelisk with four faces, at the foCit of which will lie a lion eottchaat. • LAbSANIZF,, .ULT 12.—The last aceotints frill Caori irate, that the people, either iticomerptettee: 4the;tuldetextinetion of the tr.itie by ‘vhich, they earned Iheintittilt6nd, or the severity of the pre sent se:tutu, ate stint to the - lawest de!..;:ree of vretclietlness. 'Sonic hope, however,. rentilitp;, which te.nrit to /often .this piet tire : we are assured chat the 'Society of Public tftility is engaged in the philanthropic project of establkhing .A 'colony for the indigent.tin theliinth, and that an apPe,al will probably b& made to those holding shares. to facilitatu the acquisition of the ground necessary for this On Bth the ,govermeitt of Berne *visited an Ordinance, prohibiting the ex portation of Arai'', float, and breath, with the ception of purchases for supplying tile wants of the totifedertfte 'Cantons. ruNl)§. S per Cent'. .313 f. tl 7 f. Actions:, 1057 L.,51:10. . JAMAICA PA PERS. A'ritoct.Am'vrioN OF VOi;O.t/IFIRL nit Towles Y . *.ki,Asen.., ii0iF1 1 9 01 ; • Tilt CITY . o).' c:AllfriAoF.NA, LAC. &C, ;4 'Fite it knOnrifto the Public, that leney the CaptAin-General of this kingdom' has iTeeived from Colonel Don.Mignel" de ht Totre, commanding.. the Eastern Army of the Magda lena, the glorious news of his having taken p 05.. Seii.lloll, on the 6th iI t. with the Royal, Troops tinder his commend, or the Capital of this King • dom, his advaticed4gitard haring defeated the Inatirgetits .under • the 7. command of S erviet, an& forced themr fly from that_neighboarbood, inhere they had been employed in pondciing ind tnal;re4ilng the inhabitants. [Att 4rther rejoicings, te or tiered itt comiecitience of this event] " Palace of the ( . ;ovetottlent of Cartbageria, 20th May, 1810. .t GABRIEL DE TOltittS." E:.tr:ict of a Letter from John Mitchell, Esq. American tortsul at Martinique. " St. Pierre's, March O. " Since ' riNt la 4 084" there has been published. a notice, 'placing time commerce between the French Colonies anti the 17uitcd . States on the fooling of 1784, or, in other .words, excluding ; for lumber end fish are the only talkiest that Will be admitted ; molasses and tatty the a 9 ly . exports allowed. , " All the Administration is about to be cluing and with it the old aysteiii established, under different persons, now daily expected tn arrive. Until rtegociations take place in. Europe,, the United States arc litiely to be deprived of all West India commerce. Time British now refuse entry with any articles.--112ither than furnish thete essential necessaries, 1 would interdict their export, if the laws of the United Statei would permit. Our Mitiisters tit Paris, as well as at London, are no - dclubt instructed, and will do all that depends on theni to obtain a recipro cal,interConrse; .let I doubt if thing be effect . cd until the effeets of Mr. King's propbsitiott . are felt in all the Colonies." CALITHACkNA, .117t 4 / 1 2.—His Excelleuct; the Governor and Captain-Geueral Don Francisco tie Montalvo has just received the.folloveing.diSpatch from his Excellency Don Pahlii 'Morino, General in Chief of the Eipetliti4ntiili Army : g 4 Most :EXcEI..I:I4IqT SIR,—On the Gth inst. the Kingt4 forces, undet the command of Colonels DO Miguel de Torre and 'Dun Sebastian tie la balzada, entered the Capital of this Vice-Royalty. The Rebels, with their pretended Governor, and the remains of their troops, Sled discomfited on all sid44. Some of these ignorant uroithres, aware of the frauds which bad been practised upon them, deserted tied to thcit cot " In a few days quiet will be coinplftely testosed to those countries, which have suffered so much frotti the disorderly conduct of the malevolent, commanded by Strangers, and by • earaquenian emigrants, who have had ud ether desire hut those of robbery and pillage whereter t h ey have made the& dttachs. 4 , Which I make known to youir Excellency for the assur ance and satisfaction of the itiliabitins of tap pacified Pro vinces. " May God pfotect /Our Excellency, mosey yeari• Head-quarters of San Gil, May 17, 1856. PARLO 1401tiLtad." sotrrit AMERIC.:A; ti'ardccos Gozettet to the 13th of lifo!) "On the 18th of April Lieut.-tolOttel *but fuT high tLectsbn) i.O the Plaza de Capitally:4s Tr" 1110I.ENI c VALSVNI.A.I,I)4ArT I.(JIVDC4N, tr'Et)N.C3/:).1 )7, .1 1/4 Y. `; . :4, 1816. We have this morning been favoured with Very recent accounts from the Continent, thtattgli private channel. • The Financial Resolutions of the Diet, at Christiania, have been sanctioned by the King of SWIIDEN, who has promulgated a Decree founded thereupon. It is expected that the depression of the Paper Currency will thus be relieved. A Ntl.• tiont4 Bank is•to be forthwith establishid in Nor, , %wek, with a Capital of between two and three millions, • Tbe inn ori the Vienna Bank exceeded all pre; cedent. The multitude' assembled round .it at Midnight, and continued to besiege it &gift and (1 y with their paper for exchange. Lord ExmouTtr, by the IRtt Recounts; vOM St. Helen's, ready to start on the instant when the wind proved favourable, :baripg . sgcgro }►lislied all preparatoty nicatures greenery for the intended Eipedition. - . . The French Funds, we observe from the Jonr.l fiats of. Sunday, are hither improving, but they arc still vety low. The Pape has iisued a Decree for abolishing Slindicity in Roane. Thifis one Way 'of deciding the matter; but until ptiverty and iiiiJitt,are at an bcg4irg will ,cOntitine . .. Tices.62rly tine solid .is to take Away thocautiesrpfl Carßecas. Ile bad been Lient,-Coloitel at Roybi Engineers in the King's service, and made gigailier-General by the Patriots: • tia -. the order for the re-establishineni of ene*Vt Andiencia, so long delayed, is at length prm oul- • Rated in Caraccas. . • The regiment, of Gerona had. arrived at Pane ma from Cadiz, and those of Granada and the In.. (ant, Din Carlos were expected there ; they were to touch, hoWever, at Margaritta, as well as- any other rot ces 'arriving in.Sonth America, in case their services might be required. The Gazette of the Ist of May contains the °racial letter of Colonel Calzada .to Gen: Morillo, d4ted Pie de Ctiesta, 2tith February'; according to which, three days before, on the heights of Cot chiri, he hail •etiMpletely routed the Patriots un der meant , ' e,, Santander, Madrid, and the Satnbo Art:vain; killing upwards of 1000 men, including 40 officers, wounded 200, taken 500, inclusive of 28 officers prisoners, besides 2 guns, 4 stand of colours, 750 muskets, ammuni t ion , cattle, & c. falling into his rands, and all this with the loss • only of 150 veterans killed and wounded. . The latest Gazette evutttins nothing of interost; unless it be the arrival of Morales With his grena., tilers tat Maracaibo, where transports were prepare ing to arty them. to windward, and the Editor as we know-officially that he bad order's to commence his march towards these Provinces; Sb soots as he should receive advice of the occttpa tion of the city of: Santa F'd by the sth •we 'must draw the tonctusion that that capital !hop have been in - tiller possession since the end • of,March or beginning csf April." ' LONIIIMMINA, *.* The anonymon.; account of a rnarvia. jai l t 0 ' v ivo t a ken place at St. Mary, Adlplli,• *List. l,u vrriatml. IVe know of no such Church; , • MAILS. , Agulvp--.1 Jatrinien.,l aubliii r 2 Waterford.. Dv r-1 Gut - tenbargh, i Hamburgli, Cintrtisryluvi./erscy. rxw l O STOCK THIS r/XYdi r Bant Stock,. 8 Per Cent. Ned ' 64 3 per Ceat,Cto, .i.per Crum h per Cent; N. Ann.....94ti .1% , i,t,yr, t, , 0..0cx. , - I }l.l:ilt I. Amis... . 16i it , t#thl ' Ittdia Bonds, 65 l's pr. F.xt.l, BIN .. 3s. 6s. pr. , • ...c • • ~ ('ous.lui .I.'qght•A 644 I . , COURSE OF EXCI - lANGE, 3 TOEsIIAt, - ,4OLY 23. ii.mst6rtlani .- . ...4:... .'. . • • 40, 98. 9 tra. . . , _ Ditto, at Sight Amsterdam • ' . l2 7 C.V. Pilo at Sig . lit - . Rotterdam' AntwVrp - • , ' • 12 IS Ex.Maney flamburgli B6 10 2i Ca, .. Al lona ' rattis,.B Day's sigtit . . INtte ~;,. , ... . , ....76 0 •.. ' , ,Tiottrtlennit, slit t!) , Frault fort .iii t lie Nl,iin" 4 , lXtlritl Cliki i A ' ; Sff i t. tre‘ti re IVA i it. , . li iI I) 0 . ;.t, Cflbrilltar Lep:born .. ... ... ... (4eaa.. • ........ 43i.---Vellice li Nl . iltn - Pu!oluu ' ll4 per 0:r. I,i,buti ' ' , ' .... '. . • • '' • 5(3 ()pact() Um) Janeiro - 95 - , DubliLi .. .•• , .4 --- C"rii. ••• • 1, 4 per Cent. • ' Agit) of the Bank en Hollantl:... 2 Portugal .Galel, in Coki.. . . ' 1.3 i 1 0 per Oz. F 0r ,;..11 00111, iu Bar, . 3 19 0 New lioutiloon, ' . • ‘• • • .314 - ii New 1)ollurs 0 4 101 Silver, in Bars, ti0i.1.11,1 • 0 5 (, Hirai IvATER. AT IA):41)0NI31 DGF, TO-14014.11nW. , Niurnitig, S.i 111.11111", uti r ' 2 . Evening, 19 in ;mite, altur 3. r ibrcl ,eads to destite source of distress, and ' not to legislate for the fruits of the tree you have planted—for the evil you have suffered to grow. Upon this sub ject, vital to every State in Christendom, we would earnestly recommend to the public a very extraohlibary work, recently published by a Mr. ROBERT OWEN, and eniitled " A New View of Society."—lt opens a wide field for consideration, and deerveti the most earnest attention. We OA :3 shortly take it up with our best skill, and hope, by provoking public discui?.ion, to elucidate more fialy this truly interesting topic. • 1 • taris Papers represent the Italian-States at, quite careless whether or not Britain takes up the quarrel with the Barbary Powers, and almost 6* (boding our Naval preparations. They have, it seems, 'stiflicivii prcitectlon from the good offices Of France without a Navy ! ! „ . • We have received Jamaica Gaiettesic; .tba : ult. which contain intelligence of an important nature respecting the contest in South America. it" ought to be observed that all the accounts front tliat , quarter, and espec)ally such as ore derived from the Putriah; as the Insurgents are &nominal onght to be received with the utmost . cattiion. Thus, in our first page, we have a patriotic Legend., frotil the Morning Papers, which would induce us to Believe that the ttoyalistiwer.b.nearly-exteriniustek on the Southern Continent: But the Jamxit i news draws a tery different picture of the state of affairs ; ttud it • : is not to be forgotten, that in Ja maica' the Ataelnitent to the revolutionary side it very strong. • . • Santa r 4 his been captured by a division of the Royal Army, under Colonel TORRE. `there is a.coonnutticatioriof considerable mer''" motile importance a letter from the Americsa Coniul at Martinique. . . . , • The weather in Jamaica has been as unseason' able as in Europe. Constant rains and thunder storms were experieneed up to the middle of Junei but the dandge i 3 not described as being veil great* THE PRINCESS •CHARLOTTE: We are authorised to state, that the insinua tions in some of the fispers relatiVe to a pretend" 4 coolness between the Princess tit *BLOTTO 04 some of ,ber Pliistrioui Relatives are totaill void of foundation.:—;(Morning Pori.) . The •following is the Paragraph alltlrclecl to It Was- hoped that the indisposition of the Princess CaAaLorra of WALgs Wont(' not have been sufficient to prevent the attendance of tier .Royal Highness at the merrhigg. ou Monday 'evening ; hot it is observed, that her Royal Higlinais avoids company for the present so carefully, that, when the Prilice‘s MARY Wellt necessarily to 'pay a visit of taking leave, tbe QUEEN and the other Princesses ditl.not accotn" !iny her Royal Highness to Canielford House) ndr has the Plittids Rsoetar been there TH4: ESSEX PEDFSTRIAN......I3AiNST y-' l ° lll3 Y afternoon' accomplished one half of his labour , 500 miles, -and was loudly cheered by the fret" tors. This aorriing he made good, shortly afte r seven o'clock, 522 miles, and then took his bieo" tast, wtiicli is getierally a little milk and toas ted bread. By fresh adviees received :yesterday fr om the Gold-coasts, 'it appears that General DAB GOvernor in Chief of the Dutch country, has been surveying the river Atte°ll/r* and has reported .to,his Government the am, and practicability of acquiring land by P i ": • chase of the natives nt a very low price ; an d 1 %; titerefore recommended that extensive purehatc-.' Should be made, with, the view to convert the sane . forts in into plantationl of cotton and coffee, and tha t he lies already matte considerable progress in clearing the land of wood, &c The General further states. that the river Ancobar is navigable as far as the centre of the Diukiva countr,y, the first proinc! of the King of AstrANTei; and he adds, that je l l that certain this river Was navigable in the time nosktme. The General then refers to gold en " Dutch Maps copied from the Portuguese, to 61 04: that fotmerly - the Porttigneie bad se,eeral hiisliments on the. Ancobar, at w h ich were c° , 11 0 " ' vents of Monks arid Cbristian -churches', above 101;ttes'in: the interior of the' country. The t;e : tiered gi7tigeesis, that were the7Englitth and Din e' rb ngree ; to - establish forts on each side of. ' riser, with the consent of the King 'of As gistre t:/ ,'' not only might the whole commerce of tharconn try-lie attracted, but also that of the country '°7 , this . side of . Long Mountains. — Time expellee snail a project to the two Government s the Ou's neral thinks would not exceed 10,0001. sterliugi as he conceives the King of AskiAliTes stipl ft number of workmen to carry . ston P es y , Ind lime, •of which there is an ablitiglani,". n the neighbourhood. Yesterday tire Vittt4ck REVENT took an 81..er on horseback. , Yesterday the Qtrattit paid a visit t o the Prin4., t r S 5 Cuagmont at Catuelfo'rd . -hotise. . A na Yest;rdaythe Dukes of YORK , SUSIIO, g r4 ^ . eAMBODGIB ri4ited=tler,MAJE.,TY and th e ' 2-1 .. 4. CeSse4 at the Queen's Pakte.' At half -past .tv•r..- t , ,'cluck the Princess'Aocusra set off for Wil t° Yesterday Pt itrce Conuno Visited the Parsv .RgGeNT at • Carlton-Innnie arid. Yesterday the Dukes of Yong, CLAftEselt, ComaatiLAND, Etats I.4lVeßpocit. and BATOV. totv and Viscount Sibito-rui, had smil axes PegNce 11.E.ENT ;At Cariloil-haute.