The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-09 00:00:00

l' It EN C I:1 P A illii S. {RECEIVE! TM's 1.101INING.) eumkinsit NlAntm S. BULLETIN. The discos6iott relstive to the Clergy •:a:-cony tin.trtl.. The Chamber, after heating the 'Reporter, elosed the tli,scustnioo, an& iormediately adopted the ilesolotion -of the Chamber of Deptities.—The cumber of voters was 1 19.,, 83 of whom were for the'Reaohltion. ". The following Is the article adopted " LvAry Ecclesiastical Establishment acknow ledged by the law shall be empowered to accept and possess, with_ the authority of' the King, all the moveable and immoveable property, which rosy be given to it, by deed of persolt,' while or by last will and testament." cIIAMIIER OF DEPUTIES, NlAscrt 5. - !'f-Delautarre proposed to establish a fixed rule for the order of speaking anion,; the Orators.— _ It the course of his speech he observes, " You have often scan a great number of your colleagues, waiting with inipatience' (Or thelmo‘ silent in which they could precipitate themselves towards the burean to demand their inscription j you may have remarked, that these were al most - always 'the same speakers, bee4u.se that not content with haViug the most advantageous places, they - even quitted their seats, anti went to obstruct the passages. Several of our Members, despairing to sea .their turn, come for, inscription, • are reduced to the necessity of having theieopi stions priated at their own expence." The proposition was taken nit() consideration, isiid will be diseased in the ilinetitij Th e ord er of the Day called for thc discuision opoo Elections.—.kfter a debate of sOmc length, it was adjourned till to-morrow:' /IT~~IY - I S ~ ~ PARit, m.tucti s. l —que;lfo l i.t 4 or of to-,Jay, the Oficial part, contains the following article.:..— " The Treaty of Paris : of _ the 20th November' told the Convontions annexed to it, having bi.:eit ratified by all the Ptivyvis who hare engag e d it, the exchange of ratifications tools phce at 'Paris in the usual form, between the Duke de ichtieu and Sir C. Stuart, On the 17th January, 1816 ; Count Goltz, the I ) tussitin. - Ministet, an the I , lth February ; Baran de'Vincent, Minister 444,Austiia, the 16tti February; and General Pozzo Minister fur Russia, on the 29th of the 'same:markt)." The fp; of the testamtntary letter of the unfortunate" Queen of France' is tt most pertect transcript of the original writi4 ere ! ) to th e Dun k s -of tiro tears which fell from the eyes of the I'rit►cest iitt :writing these affecting lines. She liAti tirst 'dater( it the l 3 h, but afterwards alte►'ed it to the 16th • Octolocc, reco.flecting that the hoot day of the lath had commenced as she was writing it', flit bal f , past four in the morning'. - • ithucti 4.—The person of the name of Leon,' condennitd to death for having as.sassinated his Olisiress, was executed this evening at four o'clock, . An apothecary. of Bayeux, accused of having sold a pretended proclamation of the Usurper. , w a s taken to, tut: prison of C.teu on the ist of this mouth. • Abseil 6,—We are intormed that there have `torn round in the Arehives'of the Ki:tgdom, 0.44: • Aotograph of the Will of Louis XVI. the minutes of the discourse which he pronounced to theCon vetttion atter . the, Pleadings in defence, arid se. Acrol other pieces written with his own,ltands. • The Ex-General Mullin, eomprisettin the Or. doitnauce - of July 2-1, who has passed soma days at Brussels, has just set off for Moravia, when: be ,intends to reside. • Yesverclay, the Tribunal of Correctional Police rOlidenined it %voiniiii named 'Henrietta Lucite, aged 32, to six months imprisonment, and a fine 'of 50 francs, for tittering seditious cries. After taring heard the sentence, she apart exclaimed ViVa l'Elopereer." The tribunal immediately e proccetleit to a olw ktdgiectit, and sentenced her to five years itilprisotitueilt, a Ane ut 400 fratilo, and tieeka,itieOur 500 inure. In leaving the Flail she stilt continued to make use of the same kind lain!tiage. The '1.641 relative.to the children of Montebello was continued on the sth ,March, and after pro teetiings of considerable length, it was atUourned. The sickness of M. Joinvilie still continuing, d ie Minister at War has attract, M. Sartelon to faltil 'the Inactions of Prucureur of. the Icing iu the'Special Council tvhich assembles to morrow On the judgment of Messrs. LaiilOiS 'art4l Buyer. •.'be President is General Lauriston. Notivitlistunding the faral events of the month Afarch, 1815, and those which have succeeded, o'ntl tenfavostrab:c a; thererere to the cultUre at Ac Arts, it appears certain that there will be this .5.,3..~:_ .. w. Wt have two days' French Papers; alCiail from 119 Ilona, and several recent arrivals from Cierrnauy. From these sources we have selected ell that is worth the notice . W the I;titish There Oppoirs to have heen some attempts orfthe pnrt of 'Buouat.Atern's tlisbdgde l 111YruthIons to excite entuutotions at ,Combrayi but =afore' hare been taken to punish these Common distur bers. The Clergy Bill has passed, the French House of Peers. • It is sta ted in the Morning Papers that his lON Highness the Putisca licou'Ar is expected in '!'own next week.. We have; on the contrary, been 'informed, that it is probable his Royal High ness will nut leave Brighton till April ; but the Prince's intention on this point cannot be psi tively known. FlutottroN,Attctt 8. 4 .fr0-tilorroW u Cabinet Council will be held bt the Pavilion, for the put'• pose of deciding upon the ilietigi•irei preliitiniary to the Missage9l the Petxce RideNT to boat Houses of Parlieinent i on the Nuptials of her 'Royal Highness the. Princess CUARLuTIV. of W4t.stt and his. Serene. Highness Prince Leorot.D of Smt-CosovltO, and other offiel4bUsiness. It is confidently reported that her MAJESTY gill return again to the Pavilion on Thursday next. Prince Luoror.n is perfectly recovered trout his slight indisposition. , Doyen, MAttca extremely happy t o mate, tit Lis Majesty's- frisate Liverpool, shot was on shore'near Shakspeare's (Irtl, wax got.off about four o'clock tWs afternoon, by the siiihterly exertions of: tite'Conyrnede frigate, and is torks. proceeding to the Downs. The Report of the Comm!ttee of Sapp!) . 9 11 the Army Eftitomes wai hist night agreed of, rafter some thither debate. The namiliers welt 190 122. Wednesday stands at present for the tioestion bn th Vroptrty Tax, oil subjoct ttre girl(' to observe. the good sense of toe Country is daily becoming more Rredowinant nver the elm mottr so artfully raised and foineated by the Party. Mr. TIERNEY has, however, a Motion for Mcm day, which Will illustrate the strength of.the Park ties upon it. The strongest toufiter,vvbich the most sanguine, of the Opposition look fir will; we culerstauti, leave a majoritrof aleout6)Juwited* N. . . the Ainetunt. Antbestachn• front England to the Mille, errive4 here on tht its.. flit way to Constantin'opi.c: FRENCH FUVlli. hiarch 1't13.•-•5 per . Cents. •1* f, 16 c Bank ACtiotts. p•-• • •• • 10 7 0 f Much SO....The ERRATUM. lre have to beg out Reodera to correct a very grorr mistale which pervaded the ; greatcr tart of our iinpreasion yester day. The dote of " TIIU94OAYi MARCH .7," instead of .FIIIPAY, MAKCII 9, was Wetted waft the Title in the _first Pagc; thooylt not extended to the date et tied head of Ike Leading .irtiele. 31:111,5. AnitiveD-1 France, 1 flatland, I Dublin, 1 Waterford. Hamburgn, 1 Guitcninirgli. • PRICE 0 71113 DAY f Batik dock, shut 3 per Ceiot. Rea: shut per Lug. Cuits. lit if per Cents. shut pur 4.1. - N4vy Ann. 3131 j bank L. Alin. sliut t' STOCKS . 'WE LV F. u.CLOCK. ludia Builds, 3s. 4i. pt. Exchr.q. hills, is. dis. Is. pr. thymioni, Ditto tur Payment, 1744 1 Cuba. for AccuUnt,fl2:l C 01711.41; OF EXCHANGE, Fnt nAT, MAECI4I. .inisterdoni .. Datil, at Sight ......... ......... ; .... . Azusterdoisi 1i 10 C.,F. Ditto, at sight 'WWI doiu Antwerp ' i I 13EZ.!11io1►cy Haniburgh. Alliino Bm reen ... -- 0 , Paris, 1 lily's Dote I.)ittu ildurdeaux, ditth - 25 10 Frankfort on the Main Madrid' ' • Cadil . 34 Etlixlive Dorcelono .. 11illina 'tiV. gclio,ti.iii's .ieville . ( iiitilit'ai'' ' firnori . ‘ 4 ii—Vi.nice )101 to. Polectoo- lit; vet Oz. ' Lisbon. .... 50 ()pinto 0 Itto - .Nora) - . 64 linitliti:.. - ....• 11.1)—*Curi..... 14, per Cent. Agi(iot ihe Hold; on !lull:Hid— 1 ' ' Poi tug4l Gold, in ('.its ... L,4 . 4 0 per Ox. FLreign (;,,Id, in Bari 4 .1 0 -Net. , Donbluoilb - . - N %V 1)01111'3 ' • 0 5 3 Silver, in Pars, Stand4r.l . 0 0 0 • A'rElc A r:LON1)0N 13311)GE TO-1011.1tOW. Morning ; . 32 minutes etta it. hvouing- 6 51 ItiiiitaCJl iitk II THE SUN QUI& I);iiiii& LON DON. r' UR 1J.4 Y, SP, 1016. that the Cttaxcr.t.t.oit'ilf the LXCilf-titl Lit ditt 110 t originally, when otniottneing the Tax, take the ettpot utility of ktating tbote-wotlificationsevitieh hive had So gnat an erect iti tildes who were, front ignatioce of thiiti, hostile to It, to the Tax so 111(tdifitl ;Ind ' DOVER, MARCIk Livo•pe6l *Well was on shore here, hecti.got ot thettieks, and is towluF into the nOtirrit bf Liveiy Extist. buttir, a lievenife lugger, anj" of his Majtsty's schooners. The Oat exertioni Captain PARatillAß, the tohunander, mace pion fortunart iu iloating:•tht E iverpnol, to0,110;ssu ()Aliment or every person here: M.IIICII 5.- -Carne down severi4 indiainen,. and remain in the Downs, i• • • Flom Ent India Conipaliv't ships Cambridgf Coldstreani; and Lady Castlereagh, for St. ll c lens and China ; traNa Imitate Ship, tar Calcutta; and severs! W. S.W. POriTS.NiOUTH, MAacti 8.--Arrived his 3- o J'' ty's ship Dolphin from the ; his ship Tamar from .Plvtubtith ; and bis 31 . tlYstY'' ship Hat-py floni l i lythottilt. Sailed his AfaiestP ship Larne; to issiit in the eceovery of st'" Cs btkingipg to his Majesty's :ship. Liverpool, on shore ; his Majesty's ship Rosario, to (iv ; and the 31eanwell thinsport foe N. W. --- Among the unfounded assertions plopagaled by the factious to induce a belief of the universe! and .excessive distress of the Country, ice ought particularly to notice those rapectiug the .unto ranted estates of the Duke of BitwronT and the Earl of Cove For neither of these.. mit, .chievons rumours. was there the slightest ground, Of nil Lord CoVetsrrny's farms, only two Are at' present untenanted, aid lot those.there have been numerous applications; and as for the tioentg . futii: unoccupied laritls I,.)elongiug., to the Duke of , BeatiPutt - r, they are at this moment every one of them occupied by' respectable tenant... 'lf we carry our observations on thif_ t pOint through the Country, we shall find, that the grossest exaggeration has been resorted to,-io or der to give partial loss the senthlance of general ruin, and temporary embarrassment the shape permanent soTerings. The Opposition Paint all ai dark, iseCattie they will hot look beyond the bottom of their Owu gloomy pit, but men ; who will take the.trouble to mount into the light anti loOk- around them,. omit see much to . gratify the Patriot iu the pre sent state of 'the Country, end a pro'pect of more . • • golden fien d happy days as the unsettled times sub 'side into relative order, calm, and security. Itlr.tComt, a large landed proprietor, deierilies our agricultural interests • perishing.— Mr.' Whcrenst talks in' the " Same sfraiti; and -it* is ackn`owledged lay nil that these . interests are much depretsed..' :But this . depression is flat essential—it • is' comparative. • The produce' of and has fallen Inure than any Other conotiO-_ dity. be immediatsly autigreasly relieved, by the reduction of rents where the Landlord 1143 raised them too hiab for pe:ire prices, and further, by the considerate iltodifit itti;is of the Lientue ,. Tax. lint the substantial remedy can only be brought by Time, which will .lowcr „ the wages of labour, Alm articles of consumption which the farmer buys, and, in abort, irstere the balance .between the•agrictiltnrist .and other classes taits former ettuilibriithi. It will not Alien he necessary fur Mr.lKEsTtid;x to _ 4 ' hay:, his dogs, and shoot his and burn his fainitycarriagerith his it; it," or et;ositiit ;AO); Of these .mad freaks w hi c k, he threatened, as we 11:ar, at an - Es4ex County :Meeting, if Ministers ttoted him any fur ther. Neither w ill Mr. Colta hale to dwell THOR such generous. lamentation on the sad condi tion of Tenants.kThey are, We grieve to say, many badly enough off: with - the bath kirgains of them they contracted during. the reign of, high priCes , l 'but if' t h e Honourable Gentiemhti trill . ride fro - us floikham into - the adjoining farmi of his 0441 1 .: hour, Lord CiJOLMoNDIOXY, he will• find, or tie pie , mi,informed, a flourishing. and prosperoUs Tenantryldgive the living refutation to all lei; assertions Of hopelesiness and ruin, O ne o f th e private letters fro Paris states. that Sir:Ro . nkiii. ‘Vn„ioN, Messrs. Bituez Kati fIUTCUINSON, are to be tried before'the Chiniber Peer‘, Arita - the Kith or;',?Oth'of 'this We Ittiow riot what dygree of credit is due tiithis statement. 1 thing that rel ates to t hi s •4As it has alwats been oar ti,E N'..trY. : .- ' gni to notice eve ry independence and glory, we decal it proper ° ~. , ,i 1 i mention smite new ret=l , /ations whicli l'av-41 „, tbi ',Adopted in the Roy a l Nallii Colleg e 3t PDT.- nail by order oi the Lends of the rldmirsity.. 'nee nionber of Students is trat to caeca ot a e 0 , hundred in time of war, nor sr vcntY i " 11 ",.. c i n ' '' steals of seventy both in peeve and war, to 11 ‘ 4 '' 1 ' great httlw.o.l. of 'kith! , - The 'rentlilang . " Srtiectits, whether the ~.9 41 of Naval Otlicers, gr the pt.tr:unti, are It/ 11 , 1 ' the slina of 7N. per autitin„ or 81. per Olcil'l' r month, for RPy period less than half n yeo':" 1 , . the so ls of Nav a l Off i cers w ill base the pri ferc ' c. : , iS t of as vacamiei occur, for itchtg.pla col oil t' g ... a 4 Ar' 111."30 wi,iu receive their education gr 4 ' Cording to the former . !L a e , the son s of . 411 1 1 e: ions, - Naval (Miters as well: as 'o:liers : , 1 % #1 ele .. tnitted gratis. No candidate shall be eli•sible for tolinil van io ,the Naval College', Until he tiku ' l : *e • °f 12 years and a half, nor after he has ensol'telt',l that of 14 years, instead ot froth 14 to 16 ' lc. cording - totk old regulation. b The rest of th e regul4tions remain l'Oter al -g Lheir utility having been proved by exPerienclra' LAS N PRINCE. d. . - W Ov, 'FEB: fetv s At.,(l there fo'" day i ll .r rivet' here an. Ind Prince , tv i.in ane3— lircrc e4uell " his lintrnev to St. l'eter;:burgli; "'' is tae son and nei,,t• bei r t o a le Emperor a lll4 Ilirntans,. whose-du-minion I.dthekiur •• 3 . . compreilen, .p " ; ) e n s i ft ue. Pena , t e P rbe4)scti'.);:i' ,that he i) I hit to . learn Cite 1; 41111c43 s art 0f,w.0r.. i, years of age; and ' 311°11‘ f seven-11 EZinitirau l.nignages. After the teire)lt pis the French trot;.R4ssil lte arrived here, Arrested by the Russians, btit r..tftersteardS •:'lle - haS ltithrto lived tst lineharest and in t U tilti ~<tllici t. niatulsn Ie vi . its requested by the Co n) bis ' - character, Anti to give a'n ttecohnt in w ritilig 4)1 of,..this• city to li.o;luee ...dO eum entS respec t° ' 4.• 3 .l"urneY .atid adventores. I le treated The PrOtoeol fills 'several sheets. "e of With all the respect due to the 131 " ik firit clititned. lather's Empire, which est f () P ned in 1751 . is considered a s the fifth r oot) Pi)Wer in Asia, a n d conta i ns , i t is said , 17 ' ° , 1)°s i of inhabit a nt s , to l d b or d ers b o the bingo"' of Thibet, the . Chinese Empire,. the kingtiOn) .Siant„. the, Bay of ,Bettgal,' the British posses 647" in Benglit, and the kingdom of Asam. Yestrrelaythel)uhelif tho Princes Stf rniA At GLovqesTLll,.4ll(l 4untnerutts , aslientblage of the Nobility, visited her Al'..isesrie and the l'ufNcasses, at the Qtleeilis Palace. .11i,tlie even ing her itla I rY hail a select potty,. -•, Yesterday the . 14rtinis o ANGLES/14i'Vi.iitCti Lord Niet.v tt.t.o at the Admiralty. Yesterday morning , the Archdukes and. suites left Stratford-bluer., to proceed to 'Greenwich, from thence to.Woolivich, and thii dity tit leave England, . of flit :,i0 a ~• '..1 iie hi vl. Brunswick troops. have obtained, hi , ' the intercession of the Duke'of WiLLINGTON, the - sum of 26,000 doklars out Of the ~Yattrl©o Sub- ' CAK L ISLEELF.C - 11 0 K. — Futirth I'l l Y 's P°ll :7.7 scripiiun. ' . ..- - ~ . -- • - . - ' .1• c. Cs: rA ill E,q. ............... ;JO . A hitge quantity-of: wild beasts and birds of all - 'biri 4 h , !Hp :`-I , l ' -gr, ,, , * E-4 . 11- .......... "4 12 . 5 Majut iry ;pi f • iy.a - a .Nti-, cutliel) --- f . , d i e descriptions are now emt».rking at 'Dover, on ,- bo,trtl the Lark,. _ Captain •hititiSTON, for Cdlals' ' , 3014 V LES.LIE FOSTP.K, Fliti• nePl'e 4 : ° ,i fre intended as a present to and tire, we . understand, - the Prince of Witursm.autto, • 'land, li.s been. elected for Yarmouth , H o yt. ' 4 Tiie private opinion of Mr. TttnNEY i 3; We are ' I I:: " Sf"Wai.e g ir ' t : 'flutitliele ' rH0:::e:1''t'liCir711:114"1: :il til. informed, entirely fayoutraltle•to thr :ticuine Tax. '°°.y env- . ~,.. cf,itt.r rri ,h is Voblie Opioiukt Will..lie clucitiateti - by a fair ' f,e , :tei day minus. RAttiE, BUtltt i o 7 ‘ : ,Vo ca ou vei , lF - and impartial yore. : . ' of the Opposition hatred to ' the The great c a use a l;:t d 'or ll e . i ' l n ie " L "t o ' ep w e r ti c a::::l. r i. " oli ir , l u n i l l i ). i i i )l4lll;ate 11)1)4. Military Club arose from a dread lest the Heroes at the Horse of Lords. ~ w e 0 11 of our Regulars might debauch the civil habit, of • DOUGLAS, (Isle of Man), FeL 211. 7 'Ale 6rf. their 'friends of the.lVilitia, and thus lose the sorry to have. to state that the house °- ~.,,n e nc t l h a e rt 3 y i t a h rf e ueli p s at o r t it ii i cu, c el i o N p o e ; r l A A t x ion an o t f i s si i i r cl 4 n , i x e ir t x t l a m s o g i . l s ,l l l o o o lu tt aa e y ai l t ei d it C_ o o. , o v f irs t i b i is to to t w h n e , s s e t: c l i T e 7: re P:„.,, r e i e l hi c it t ' WYNNEL ' '' s ' the tithei, and large sums lent out `v re ., r eto. shoeii ii :lit n iant A iisi s; l l, l : i r :: 7 , it , ii a tie te iittoi rt stt o liii n ee m sv ti tt;hl C , : n t tr lt u o il: l .lt i t c r ! eih A nc Y c ee tt;iro t tta i i n iii) g ig i tc:l: 00111(1 not obtain.--It is cause of for ti f t , c o r a 01 : ". fi r ` that, in digit- matintarluring concerns, Seectivr . i from the Demagogues, were pa sse d i n l iv ß i l l ti l d b r e " c i le P s e t r i s ti ° l l t i e s o i t n- e ti nt ifi p e lo re y ' n it tet i : opposition to conciliatory .LteNoltitionii i tiovv i t. • n iiiit ay ni„,it, t rtt,. board them' to Al, Pt.uNKBi. . . . I - state of iliebriltipt j jo gajqg ern , atd t o ~ 0 s i ~i . b '.. 'Arnet ta.l: ic ts et set Ol e, ;kip, ...- • I ' ' l l l it till t: S( I 011 of the Clerltsbip of the PICKS in fell into the Qiieen's Dock, Lieerith e " ' the ful' jran t iti has been specially I - eft-mai-to (Ise Cori i . ' la 4 siotters for 1 - -viry into the kt.ts '. ' ni.. ' I . 1 ' . ail thowned. Their bodies were ,to th e Courts of ow'"g '" Prn n g* .' ' - rrithl i , Jltistice.' with gliJ , 1 ' ! fife amill,ll. = 14.1i1y Of. A s certain Lord, who has ' etninnittell to Salop county, .401, OMN I! : Ic e, 01, j itt o y rcturtie,l to licr parents, is, aCCOI•4I 4 -- ''lf I •ti t 11 .- . fittber, Rich 3r4 " 41 - mg tO re . wt ii muter 9 IS. tKb 4 - ' .- ' l• ' : ing # ...Pat t 9 4 Ut—tUt K titVOIVe. - . COdritigloll• . .. • -(Wald