The Sun. — London, England, 1816-04-01 00:00:00

DU ICI I FLAN DURS -•---~-~~s.~--.-, [1113eFIVI:r) 11113 MOttNING.I MOOSE: Li ) MAtttu 25.—The letters from the Preucit frontiers eotitaitt numerous Iltblo3 of the manner in kettich the unquiet spirits hare misled pnblie crc4niitc. Through all . CliAtity.igue and Picardy, 11 prodle wcre that great rek'•olittion ,pkee on the 20th of Natal. , The alarm , eits so great the - ,could hardly follow their usual. htisines, nod the gener a l tear Wits not a little kept up by ;the language of the boldest tnalenntcot:t, Ott the 23 t, the alarm subsided t link, but it was not till the post, which left Pdris oil the 20th at 'tooth orrived at Welts Oft the 22d, that 'tropic began tll re ' el themselves easy. In the places ctipi.ed by the Illlic people thought that some, thing extraordinary must hake pAsiell in the South of Fiance. The Ofli,:ers of the allied troops ri diculed not a little 311 those reports. 'Tice striet.tteasktres taken by General Ziethen, commanding the Prussian Division of the Army of Oecitinttion, have had a gtnal effect. Several l'russiati sultliers 'MI been guilty of cxcesses have been punished for them, and since that Unit: ail is perfectly quiet in the Calitollllleat9 of (bat vii band, the General has ilk() provided, that similar. 'measures areanopteo to respect of the inhabitants of the country, and he is zealously assisted in this .by the local antlio titles,. If it is certain, 'on the one hand, that the 'Prussian' soldiers have sometimes been in the wrong, it is indubitable, on. the other hand, that it is the evil disposed who have very frequently given orilsoughtoccasion to qiiarreL .The Itas clans are constantly treated by the French in the kindast manner. The discipline maintained. by General Woronzow leaves nothing to be desired. VORSAILLes, Maticu 24.---One of Ihionaparte's servants is returned from St. Helena j 'he remained, however, but a short time in Paris, and went nil. rneillately to a little place in the departments. When one examine, public opinion respecting the manner in' which the dispute respecting the sale of the wnotli, and the altered mode aiming the:itrrear, was yeaterday decided in the Chamber of Deputlea, the proceeding has Caused great un easiness. People consider this victory of the De. panes ovetotite :Ministers as very 111117 . 0113 W t• it been hoped that the Royal Government would nut havetheen obliged to submit to the deSire of the. Chamber. It is now gener a lly f eare d th at t h e Xing having been once obliged to give consent to the revocation of an existing law, sanctioned : give encouragement to the Deputies,: to van in question, from time to time, other existing laws and . : regtilations. Such a circumstance dues not tend to give more confidence to the possessors of national estates, which are now nearly un. saleable. ALsactc, MAttcri 13.—We learn that stveral pemins have been arrested at S trasbnrgh, among whom at•e Officers who formerly filled High sitti.4- dohs. Among these is Gendtaseliu, formerly French Commandant at Keitl. It is supposed that they were concerned in the seditious mariceitvres which bale been secretly carrying on there, which their further examination will bliew. We however knells., that the public tranquillity has not been interrupted in that city, and that the great ma jority of the inhabitants arc very much attached to the King and the present Government. Va,aNmroup, MARCH 24.—His Serene High Mesa the reigning Duke of Nassau. Eisingen died • today at four o'clock in the morning. Mr. Monier, the English Minister at the Court' of Dresden, arrived bete to. day, SWITZEIILAPJW, MARCJI 20,—A great many of the exiled French have lately passed through Latliatllle I some arc gone to Berne, anti others took the way to the .Simplon; The number of those who have taken retuge in Italy is very con. ahlerahie.—(Journal de Frankfort, Marc)s 23.) SPAIN. - MAxirtitri MARCH 10.--(Extract of a Leiler.)— rvery thing is.arranged for tha departure of the President of the Council of Castile, the Duke of 11'1611)1ml°, to Cadiz. The object of his mission is to receive the two brides who are coming from to marry them both by proxy, and - to'ac. company them on their way to the capital. For the greater honour, there go with him the usual Ladies of Honour, the Body Guards, and the Servants of the Palace. It is thought that grand Royal Entertainments will be given ; but as there is a deficiency of nfonev, the following - expedients have been re sorted to ►Arst and principal, that ►►o one shall be paid, the treasury remaining open for receipt, but not for payment that a direct tax of six quarters (a quarter is the fourth of a real —a, real is :about 3:►..) be imposed on the pound of Rush and of beton, and on bread and vegetables in pro• portion : four real* more of direct tax on every arroba measure of 32 pints) of wine and oil ; and lastly the Treasury has declared: that for the present it will pay none of its bonds, AntRICAN PAPERS, trtont the Nation!!! Ateltigeneer ) Pet. Qt i M 6.1 There wert: rumours at Washington, at the last dates, that expeditions against East Florida, and in f,tvour of tic -Nlelticiiti B I evC),At_ol) BIS, Wet* getancttp is 1 4 0)Aistana., by officious individuals. hese rutittnirs may he, expected to have an un-; PleAsant-t:4-eta-tni-Sintniatj.e. d loloy. Indeed, un der their eircumstances;•We might be a little jea lous ourselves. Even at present, rumours of Et - relish movements do sometimes rouse .our sus picions. [From the ,Vezzi lark Priprri. of ti e 24th Feb. 1816.] The state of-things iu this place, since I wrote V ifit on my arrival, has not much altered—the - ,ystetii ea intrigue governs every thing there is the form of representative government, and there is debate, tont Lime is voting j" but as to the 014-2 nition of argument, I believe that, with very tew exeeptitinh 7t he VQI es would be the same if they had (Anal: here deaf and hinttl. I take no interest, because I see. no. good in taking any in the gins thin of President, who is to be, or not to be 4 . and the mute 6n, but I find nothing but titylicity and insincerity at as great a height as in tiny Mo.• hardly of Europe, or perhaps •As ever you.stm. it iii Asia. MAIM Franct, t FlatitJeri, 'lolllnd, Guernsey'liot Jersey, 2 ‘Vaterturd. Difte.-1 Gottocabuigit, liulubursll, 11Jut liii, 2 IVaterford. • 'PRICE OF' STOCKS 141.1$ DAY AT TiVtLYE: .10,.......5e_ Dank Stock, shut ' t wi n Bonds, Is, pr. Is, dis. v itri (-kr,* $4..i. shut hxcheq. Hilly, :is. 2s. du. 3 per Ct. Cons, 60H •°mutual, 4 per Cetits.'sbut I)ittu fur raymeitt, liii II per Ct. N. 'Ann, 1154ji SO Cu us.furAccuulit, 6Ui 61 114illi L. Ann: shut • , I .' . Svelot,=-Avcrage nice 'of, Brown or Muscoritdo Sugar, computed from the Returns the week endiug the cath tidy of Mdirch, lbttl, i 3 511. 1 lid. pry' cwt.' 1i1(41.1 WATER. AT Li.)NooN 15 1 311)(;F: ' l ' o- MORROVC".. ltldeuing, i 4 aiiiiutea after 4. 1 14 aii , tutes after b. THE SUN. 11 , ILEN Quill DICER& tALSUM :WHEAT? EMNDON.- " tI(.NJ)d f, ,1 Pit it •i, !s ie. We have 'sine; Saturdo) Chrman,Doieb, and Aitiet isiut Pap (I'o in' have respec tively selected' the most prominent articles of news. N'et with all our industry in this respect, we have but little to point out as worthy of the a►tention Of our Readers. Thert . is a Report or? the state of French Commerce; but it no ei not conic down to so late a date as to be very iote resting etch to our mercaotile fi lends. Sir , lionEnT Wit.soN awl his Associates bave, been removed to ths. CoNciergerie, preparatory to their tieing hrOught to tii4l. The marriage of the Duke of Bent is the prin cipal_ theme-in the Parisian journals those of Brussels repeat the silly tumours which last week pre'Vailed 'here , Of Plots and Insurrections in .12rance. We suppose the Public is, pretty well tired of these fables, Lind does not care to hear of BLlONArAterliss lauding at Gibraltar with -an nriny of Turks (from St, Helena of course,) : and taking that fourth by storm. Hit dpes, the account may .be read at hill length in . the Drussels Gazette, of ancient notoriety, though we have 'not chosen to fill our Columns with a trans has jou, Were we to credit the Low Country gossip, however, arrests have beet) pretty general in France; in consequence of traitorous movements on the strength of this'woriderrill exploit. The l'atNce 11,LOiNt Of PoiTOOAL ;Mi officially intimated 'his determination to the Papal Govern ment.not to allow the le-establishment oldie Jr:stilts within the Portugnese clontiniOni,—We have heard, indeed, that Ireland is the only country on which these intriguing, Gentlemen, can rely for a SaFe settlement arid arrylum! Nitiltithcles of the - French Exiles are establish ing thrtoodvva in Italy—the finest ;oil for their purposes. The Austrian Cabinet, we presume, is tad cautious to permit of their residence in that country, over which it, will have difficulty enough to ,perpetuate its away even without the excit at lots of Gallic Iteiolutionists.. • The Party Organ has the • tffrontery to stute day, that (ril the savings made by Ministers for the year 11116 .aitiount to, only forty thousand pounds. The Writer has, of course forgotten Lord ChSTIAREAG WS s tatement of -items in various public offices, already reduced six hisndred and fifty thousand a-year ; the further statement of similar reductions to a great 'amount, the par-, ticulars of 'which were not yet, known.i—the general rectzction of expenditure in all the great departments amounting to 100,0001. a-year in the Dock-yards :done,. and to mint millions altogether alterations in .the Stall' of the Army saving ze41,000 per anitutn,-accord ing to accounts laid irefore Parlittintrut ; anti in short, - his convenient memory has sitifered every fact to escape, which, proving the zeal . and acti vity with which Ministers are redeeming the pledge of Economy given by .the Throne, militate against t h e 'designs aunt hopes of a Faction that -does' net partake of the public satisfaction on that account. I.IIT,TING OP 'Tilt OITOSITiON. On the day after that memorable which Ministers were left in the Minority, the Chie( 7 taint' of the Oppozitione:(as Lord liottawn has alied akin since return froin Italy) Judd a grand conclave in Arlington Street; - IImt iONISV had just returned from a triumphal proces sion round the Streets And Squares, Upon a squat dock-tailed grey pont)+, with somewhat ofa family resemblance to its rider, and business commenced. Our Reporter was behind a screen,. which the party, in the ebullition of the moment, had , for .got' , to examine, and thus, like the famous St. Albans-street plot, the imitterB discussed have 'became known to us, We shall, however, at present content ourselves with only a brief sketch. It %Vas unanimously determined tlytt they Would accept °nice Immediately, without stillulating to rule the Regent. Mr. I3tiou6nAm, however, undertook that the „Putt's' expeuditure should be instanter re . duckul. He expressed himself in terms of the se verest indignation against the waste and extrava gance in all the Royal Establishments. He par ticularly'adverteil to, the Use of gold lace in the Royal.Livcries, isn't! , thought ; zo&Sted quite good enough for any .of the Race 'of Brunswick. - Air Y Mr. lionNen differed,' little as to who should he Chancellor of the Exchequer. The former insisted on his Parts rvices ; the latter on his character.. At last the matter' was compromi,ed by nn agreement that there should be two,Chancellors of the Echequer, so as to satisry both claimants: A timid Member en . y . tircil how this mat ter might be justified, and was answered by Mr. TIERNEY, OW it would be merely balanc ing accounts with the Public, for as the Party, when they last - were in power, gave two knoutpatihle oilices to rine:than,' theY'llad now a right of giving tWo menu) one office ! - 111 r, Gar“cpiat. thought that thepst thing the New Ministry'llinuld do, was to shame their pre decessors, by bringingoto condign punishment all Jews or others guilty of the treaso n able aet of creating his ll*Jtty'rit's graciozisfaCe or puring - down the Royal countenance in eigh teen-penny pieces. Captain BENNETT, Sir C. jigltoN t , Mr. CAL. eltirr, Mr. (;'ottpoN, 'avid Sir -T N ron were appolrited, .vltti 'a power to elect otlicr3 of the same calibre, a . Sub-Cimtimittec,, to (lo and in: - n;i g e all the little jobs. of the New Ailmitiistra , • ?kir: Mit.rotiatv expressed a wish to he bound vce, to aaticre so the party, ashe was,attald Isis Resolution might fail. This r 4is refuses!, and the. Hots. Member took a' voluntary Oath never to be re 7 converted. He talked of some legislative `tneasura fur preserving Maggots in Wiltshire Clie9e,..but our Reporter, having some reason . to apprehend the- fate of 1.,501y Tsazt.s.at that :no metti, did not hear the plan. Soon, after Lord HOLLAND' entered; dragging Lord ritIS , K;NP. with him. The latter resisting, .some confusion ensiled. A number of the party - accustomed to dine at Holland House, crowded . round its owner, to say they `N 0111 d lurport him as nrst Lord of the . Treasury ; and in the bustle, hi s unwilling companion escaped singing 1 will take my beemus Besoms to the fair : Sell them all by dozens, • Where's my profit there. Bny bromn bosoms, Who will buy them now Fine hvathei• rangers, Better never grew. 44 The Post-Ogee, it is well observed. by a con 'tt.mporary, became an awkward object for the Party to assail ; for, after i4l:Abinz fait on Fritlay, night, 'finding its'filuties so Strictly and ably per formed through every department,' `they turned ftway from it with disgust, having no opportunity to indulge themselves in a single '.sareastit upon its conduct, .nor having a disposition to pay the least' tribute of respect to official merit wherever they find it." Europe, indeed, does not present an instance of suds an Establishment so extensive; ramified, • and w connected with foreign Countries, over which ' it can have little controuk conducted in the admirable manner of the British Qttlieral Poit Office. The punctss;slity, the perfect order, the intelligence which pervades it, front the most ink portant matters to the most minute details, ren der it a pattern for every administration in the world, and entitle it to the warmest eulogintn, when mentioned by Britons who enjoy its benefits. It is reported that a reduction it rneditated in the establishment nt St. Helena. It is said that packages which were to he forwarded to indivi. finals hi that Island have been sent hack to the persons who desired . to ship theta, because the friends to whom they were directed wert on their return, THE IttGENT , s cOlifer, Std.; On • Saturdat tbe PRINCE RE6ENT held a Pelf Cotmcil at three o'clock, which was attended by the Lord President, the Lord Chancellor,tbeLord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury, the First Lord of the Adfniraty, the Master-General of the Ordnance, the Secretaries of State for the Herne • and Foreign Departments, the Chancellor of the Duchy or Laneaster, the Lord Chief Justice of the , Court of King's Bench, the Judge of the Admi 4 ratty, the Lord Steward, the Lord ChttiherlAno the Groom of the Stole, the Master of the Hone", and the:COmptroller of the Hotisebold. At the close of this Council, Whleb sat but tt short time, the RECORDER of LONDON was ad' mitted into the presence of the RECENT, and lllalla . his Report of the Convicts capitally convicted at the last December and January Sessions. His itoyal Highness was graciously pleased to reprieve all the ottfottunate'persons during pleasure. The Earl- of HARROWHY and Viscount SID' MOO TH had private audiences r of the PRINCE. • Carlton.houle was visited, onSithrday 7e , " terday,Jl numerous inquirers after the REGENTS health' and the general answer wea, that his • Royal Highness is moil. better. Among the tors were a, number of Foreigners of distinciion, Dignitaries of the Church, &c. &P. Sge' Her MAJESTY stays iu WWII until the latter end of the week, in order to regulate and forward the preparations for the approaching nuptials of her Royal Highness Princess CHARLOTTE. On Saturday her MAJESTY had the PriftEPE SOPU/A of GLOUCESTER tend a select party of the nobility at her palace.' Prince E S T ERUAZY , the Austrian Amhasiador, presented his- father, Prince Paul. ESTORHAVIrr, " who has arrived in England within these few days,. • to the PRINCS Rainer: yesterday at Carlton-, house,. Yebterday fhe Lonb CHANCELLOR, Vise 9 ti nt Sinuourit, and CoIIOtMUNSTSR,.,had audiences of the 'PRINCE REOP.NT. AIIOLITION OP THE SLAVS MUM By THE NANO a? SPAIN. " I have jost this instant received* tette froth Madrid, stating, that FERDINAND VII. O rdered his Council of t h e Indi es to present him a repor t on tl.e Slave Trade, and to give his Majesty their opinion on that s u bj ect . Sh ort ly a fter the Coon' cil Otuplied With t h e 'Ki ng ' s order, and mad e a very luminou s re p ort , urg i ng, i n t h e most ene!.- ;tette terms, the itece.sity of immediately aholishti iog it. The Kin g , i t is said, was highly' Oros' : with the repo r t o f t h e Conned, and on doubt 4 ' entertained but that t hi s must .unc h r i st ian-liktt traffic will be imm e di a t e l y pro hibi te d ; for if the King had not been dispo se d to a d o p t such a tner Sure, he certainly w o uld not h ave ortiervd't ° '• Council to make the report i n q ues ti on , *1 it " .45 44 : agreed upon . at. the conferences of t h e COgrc— ot Vienna, tbat Spain might continue the Afrirtin , • Slave Trade for eight years longer."—(Gaidsmit h4 dnti-lattican Monitor') On Saturday the Baron 4e STOitiaaa, Ccitittni4 o ., sioner from. the Emperor of AnsTark for thei'aid i * Of BuoxAmera in the Island-of St. H e l ena , , spected the various offices of the Bank and Coffee.house. It is expected that the °route* frigate a ill Sail for St. Helena soon after the 10th instant; with the Baron, bis family and suite. A letter from Malta, dated. the 10th of February:, says—" The Sandwich packet drifted' to letweril!. but is now in sight. The last accounts from Corfil 0 . are not quite so favourable, the plague haring broken out in another village." . Ilear.A.dmiral Sir P UL T NEY M ALCOLM is 7 4 , p.m.d to succeed Sir GEOROR CoCIiBULIN t command at St. Helena, the Cape of Good Hope* and the Mauritius. Sir Piwrz4gy arr i ve d at ports' . mouth on Thursday morning, and hoisted hio OAK in the Newcastle,- 50-, Captain 'MEYNELL. Ife w ill soil for the command in about ten 114 P•' —. The Ititssian and French Commissioners Dili gc out in the Newcastle. The King of does not intend to send a Commissioner. 'the Abundance suaresliip, Josias Oske, now at Woolwich: is under orders to repair tc l ' Antwerp, tor a cargo of pictures, sculptures, 011( .Auliet- classic articles, stnien by the French from :Italy, which, she will convey tither to Leglirw tu or ',Chita Vecchia, in order that they may be ft' stored to their rightful owners. The value °i t ' l l . . cargo is estnuated at a million sterling. KOSCIVsKp has written letter to the Editor °film Journal of Altenbnurg, dated froinSol"; master.; dumb in which he declares that the prefen il . e `' appeal to the Poles, guiportitig to be from Wino and published iu tl.e sante journal in 1807, NAPOLEON penetrated into Poland, was entirely a fahrication of M. FOUCHZ. 'The Bermuda, Captain PAKENHAM, finfT Prif,"!. rose, Captain Pan:LOTT, have arrived at Jaraai el r. for the peace service. The North Star, 20, Ctrr Vain BENTHAM, Ivos to sail-thence, with a nun! W' England, On the sth ult. *The Racoon, Captain CAnrr:NTER, and Leveret, Captain THROCI, hart. likewiSe arrived at the Cape pf Goad Hope, 1.4 the peace service; and the Challenger, Captain FoRBES, on her way to India, arrived at the Cap) on the 25th _of January. One hundred and forty-two ordinary men were discharged . this week, of whom 25 were after wards entered as rigger's labourers. It h es been estimated that fron; the reduction already made in this and Portsmouth Dock-yards, there have been less wages paid by 20001. per week than were paid during the last year...- (Pieriomill' Paper.) 'The Telegraphs, Which have proVed so useful in their early communications from Plymouth to London during the war, were dismantled on Moo. day last. On the 20th instant the foundation-stone of the new Town Hall of 'Celia was laid : II hi 4 Grace the Duke of ROXIMIGU—there was "It grand masomic procersion on the occasion. A reward of 100 f. is offered in Saturitars GO. zetie for the discovery of the parties supposed tO have set fire, in the night of the 18th nit.; tO 0 ", stacks of wheat belonging to Mr. 0. Pat.malz : , St. Leonard's, Kent; with a promise of free P r .' don to soy accoraplictpolting !uch dise"grY'