The Sun. — London, England, 1816-08-16 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS, (RECEIVED THIS MORNING.) Fan's, Ai76.l3.—We are in forth id fidm Lynn!, August pith, that the Rhine haa rettwnecl within its bed ; fine Art ' atlier had continued since the 9th. They tea; It day and night in the country, and the corn is alinost all got in., 1 a the course o f Wed nesday and Thin day the price of rye fell an eighth. M. Gallatin, Plenipotentiary Minister of the United States, has just hired the former' hot'el of M. Cambaceres, situated in the rue de l'Univir sit6, facing the rue tie Beaune. Mad. Catalani arrived on the 7th at Frankfort, where it is thought she will give several concerts.' REGato, JULY 26.—‘Ve have had happy malts 'from sending troops upon all the road's and in every 'commune to arrest vagabonds and deserters. Great ntimbers 'of these; gentry have returned tci their 'comannYS,ln oilier to avoid being arrested. Tbe Magistrates,in:reCeit'ing t heir declarations, assured theta that Iris Majesty brill prepared succour an►l < means of living for those «•ho Wanted it. in the kity' of Castel Novo 17 o theiC,Ontortunate wretches went to the Priest 1111(1 name a sort of amende: himorable for their VagabottrlAge, and caused U 011.1536 be offered up for them to Saint Fer- Ilinand, Protector of the Unhappy; to obtain from Heaven grace that they might not wander from their duties in future. The htirvest has been very flue anti pleiltiful in these countrirs. Schools of tuts and trades have been established, (rhere children will be instructed gratis. This institution itt bringing up the children of the poor to labour .must have great influence over their conduct when arrived at maturity. Cotter, JuLY 26.-.6our city enjoys the most profound tranquillity, and the Magistrates vier-, the their functions in peace. An Ode, however, has appeared which displeases Government. It is, attributed to M. IVilliams-Duchalt, one of the IUOSt ludined men in the Greek language. It is translated into the Modern Greek and Italian.— The Emperor Alexander is there invoked as the only restorer of the independence. of the lonian lies. The English Commissary ,is very diligent in his endeavours to suppress this Ode, ,but the common people repeat it whenever they can do it with impunity. Three vessels hare sailed froth our roads': it is thought that they will join Liird Extivouth,io his expedition against Africa. 'The coasts of Albania said the Morea are much Welted with pirates. The Turks do not employ any means tp repress them, tearing, no diinht, that the event would bring a foreign fleet upon their coasts. They are . building severiil.redoubts and arming some old forts, .but that is looked - upon simply as a precautiou. PETERSIWRGH, JuNa 22.—Some ,showers hove at length put as end to the dry weather. During the last 3 days we have had teveral storms. STPCKHOLINI, JULY &heal(' Thorn ton, Minister of Great Britoin to our Court, who bud permission to go to England, has returned to his residence; here. Dry weather has continued only in the envi. ,tons , of this capital. It has rained a good deal in 'Vinland. In general we need not fear a bad year in Sweden. Corn has, however, during the lust Ifw jlays, risen greatly in price. iiittiASSUIIGII, JULY B. Great numbers of •Eligliblt go through our city either for FlCAlictt or .Germany. CHAUMONT, Avo. o.—They bad some frightful stOrniS on the sth this mouth in the Arron dissitnent of Vol (liaute-Marne), which caused a great deal of damage. The increase of waters has every where been greater than was ever before known, and what yet remained in the meadows has been swept away acid Ale%troyed. Independent of the lois of hay, more than 10 ''(..;ntuanOnes have had their crops completely de stroyed, The Conut D'Artois, and the Duke and Duchess of Berri, set oil . this morning at nine to go to Ram» bouillet. The Duchess of Anpuleme followed them at eleven. . NAPLES, JULY 22...Oficial' news from Noy* inspires a hope that the communications between this city and the rest of the kingdom will be established in a few days. On the lath .the last convalescents were in a state of perfect cure. During 36 days no new symptom of the malady bas manifested itself. A Decree of the ,King i elated July 17, orders the full awl entire execution of the law Which forbids the - subjects of his Alajesty•to apply to the Holy See for dispensations, briefs, and rescripts iu spiritual and ecclesiastical concerns, excepting on matters which solely Concern the conscience, withont hay* first obtained the permission of the Sovereign. i\roreaver, the dispensations, briefs, and reseripts of the Sovereign Pontiff grant ed even alter permission is obtained frzni the Kink to s,d'eit them shAll not have any etrict without re 7 'reining the roya - I signature, and as these sorts Of aiiplicat inns are generally made to the respectirC ‘ Ordinaries, they are forbidden to execute therW mites: hey havC the royal signature. ' In case of evasion they will be liable to the penalties. ut the laws. BERLIN, AWL 3.—Prince Blucher de Wahlstadtt arrived here the day, before yesterday from Carls bad in very good health, and received the visits of the Military Officers hey'e. The Counsellor of State of Niebuhr, Plenipo tentiary Minkter of Prussia to the Holy See, has depayted froth this place to go to his . post. LIEGE, Auo. 7.—The clinic of the Editor of the Mercure Surveillant , was pleaded yesterday and the day before,'before the Superior Court of this city, upon the respective appeals of the Public Minister and the Sieurde Couleneer. Ihe (led . Sion is lint yet known. FRENCH per Cents. Wu!: Actions. DUTCH PAPERS., [ncenvEn THIS NfORNING.] Be ussels, Atm 10.—Iu the N t orthern 1"r nrli Departments 2 Lieutenant-Gcnerals and 4 Ma iechattx-de-Ctimp (Major-Generuls) ar . e arrived with a great number of Superior Offleeri of the Engineers and the Artillery. They are commis sioned to inspect the fortresses oceured, by the French troops, the artillery, the „arsenals, and troops of all arms ; to hasten and promote the recruiting of the 4rtuy. An additional number cif Officers on half-pay have within these 'few dayi been put upon active service. It is affirmed. al-o, that the French Government intends to establish a third line of Custom-houses, in order to pre% eat. more effectually the smuggling of Prohibited goods from the Netherlands. The Fiend) Government has manifested for some time past a firmness and zeal which justly excites attentioq. Several Frenchmen included in the Ordinance of July 24, as, for example, Um Lamarque Pommereuil, late Director of the Press, and the Poet Arnsidr, are now guardvd, each in his awn apartments, by a horseman of the Alai& chaussice. It is thought they tuna leave the kingdom. I)Ot►JBEcUT, Avo. 9.—The water, which at the cod of last week was .rising in the rivers, stood stilt at Andieitn and Nimegueu 011 Monday, anti seetns now to be falling again, as well on the Leek as the Macao. Ily accounts trou► Goreum, it fell there yesterday one inch. Auo. 12.--The water in wine of the rivers,has begun to rise agaio. FLANDERS MAIL. Batissnt.s, superior Court of Justice at Liege in its Sittings of the Sth of this month has rejected. the appeals of the Editor of the Mercurio Surveillant, and condemned hini t o two munch' s imprisonment, to a tine of 500 Isrocs, to he deprived for five years of his civil rights, and to the costs of suits. lie has, appealed float this Extract of a Letter front Frankfort, Aug. 8.--r "The Prince and Princess Royal of the Nether lands are expected every , moment in this city, Where they will stay sonic days. Their Royal Highnesses will probably make the rest of their journey by water, on board of the beautiful yacht which the Governme►►t of Nassau has placed at their disposal. The Austrian corps, niaking . part of the Army of Occupation in France, according to the Treaty of Paris, is to consist of only 30,000 men effective, while it remains in France; in conse quence, the Austrian troops which were on the left batik of the Rhine, in number about 10,000 men, in the countries ceded by the d , fferent Princes of the German Empire, are successively returning to Austria to their respective garrisons. We read with equal indignation and contempt the perh dins assertion of some Journals of Bel g ium, which dream but tiewars,agitation, mid troubles, while both Suveteigns and people sigh only for . happiness, tranquillity, peace, the cultivation of of the arts and sciences, the revival of commerce, and above all the return of the 'jocund ideas of morality and religion, which have-been endanger ed in all Europe by the revolutionists, who have I►ave caused so many evils to France and the whole world." SwrrzertvANrs, Avo. 4.—Two Deputies of Up. per Underwald have returned to Zurich, and an nounce that their Government has rejected the project of an amicable arrangement wait Lower Undsmald. HANIBUI!,GII MAIL) DIRCZIVED LAST bfIGIIT.I MAG DEM) itG, Ana. 3.—The King leaves us to ow, His Majesty's birth-day has been cele brated ivittrdertionstrations of joy, 'lbis evening the city is to be illuminated all the streets are already adorned ,with festoons and garlands. 11ANovait; AOct. 2.—On the 12th instant, as the Prince Regent's birth-day, and the foundation day of the Order of the Critelphs, a regular Chap. , ter of the Order wili be held, at which his Excel 7 the Minister o f star., Vensen Acken will preside.. . ,is said that,iS (Int& wily prohali y 1217)',Osed itt fritilre in the Hanoverian ,dominions upon'ht:tl and ,brandy .0 the amount of 150,000 dollars.,po annum. . • i l ;l 4 ott . sitetta, JUL? 22.—General Amid, who was arrests . a 1 some i - tiot,itits. ago atl 4 uneoburg, is still here, ana is kepi close prisoue inone of the towers of the Potwar convent of St. Gothard, which has heen changed into a ptison. Though many persons affirm that he 4 only.prbviSionally detained here till the decisirin of the• Prince Itei! gen , tconcerning knowtt, .may be c . 0n5.... tier e d as certain that th s ec sion has_ already been prononneed, and that the option has been. lett him - of be.itr.; delivered up to France; ot,kepe' p 1 isoner for life, and that he has chosen the lat.; ter, oh.erviug, it is said, that he made this choice as a husband and father, but .for himself would prefer death, as becomes a soldier ! His wife has permission to visit him daily, with his three chil dren. In the same prison is the Hanoverian Ma jor Van. Schanck, who, however, is not confined so strictly, and has given up to the General the room that has been built for him. lie has daily 3ti groSchs for his support, bat the General re two rix dollars. CHHISTIANIA, JULY 24.—1 i is intended to erect n hiliuktone building for a liuirersily Library. M tlarslion, Professor of AstrOnotny, is gone to London to buy books and astronomitA instru ments. '1 he University, has airearly a hundred studeLis. It is thought that the building for. the University will be erected in the city, though it w..is at tint intended to be on the es:ate of 1 ()civil. Auc,. King's birth-day Will be celebrated with less pomp, because he is not here; and his Majesty is no friend to useless eic pence. a n d ostentatiOn. Divine service will-be performed in some of the chapels, and afterwards. for-the military,-in the square of tire cathedral. Aun. 3.--. The presence of the whole garrison. And an ilnitleliSO . cloWd of spectators, was very sole m n. The whole day has ended so far well for this city, in whicb•the cordial .blessings. of so many faithful subjects Ike to heaven. 'What in creases our joy it the tavoneable news received. yesterday from Magdeburg, respecting the.Kiog's health. Th e catarrhal fever is gone, and his Ma, jesty has recovered his sleep, appetite, and acti‘.ity, We just hear that his Majesty sets Out to•mor row for Carlsbad. AUG. 4.—Prince Blucher arrived here on the Ist, from Magdeburg. Ntit.t..r, JULY 29,---Pleparations are now malting iu earliest for the purpose of reudering the Si.tale navigable. The places for fi ve sluices, or locks, have beet; already accurately titeasitrud, and advertisements published res;:ectittg coutructs tot ,the materials. , Exclitu►oe tin Lon(lon, 28-6 August, 35—G. SPAIN. C‘ntz, Jut.v 2-I.—The greateSe despotism hi therto Suffered in Spain never went farther tittin seizing 'arbitrarily the per SOUS of those at I.ltAc but the despotism of Ferdinand has refined upon this, and seises upon his very pi isoners: On 'the . . 19th of this month, in the dead of the nig!it, were torn from their beds, on which they lay in the pri sons of Cent a, the following patriots :...L.Ar g n e il es , Alvarez•thierra, Merino, Rico, O'oye a eh ea , Ser rano, Calvo, Pap, Meseguer, Perez-,Rosa, and several others : end in the same state in which they were thus, surprised,: Were carried on board a xebec, with an extraordiUary escort of soldiers and arms. There they were immetli'atelY lolt i tleil with irons, and the vessel set : their destinatitYn is not known, but some atrocity is feared. AlAratt ID, JuLY 29,—The last news received horn' the, coast have excited here the greatest eonsterna lioh. Every body isalartned for the fate of the un fortanate Patriot Deputies of the Cortes,and others who were confined at Celan: It 'k affirmed that they have been removed for the completion.ofthe Royal vengeance against them, and that they will either perish on ship-board or be sent to the de sert island of Cabrera, near Majorca, in the Me diterranean. It is feared that the same lot awaiti all the Patriots, victims of despotism, who are confined in other places. Every body complaioi, every body murmurs at these acts of despotism, and the discontent is general. The levies (that is, the general seizures of all persons inet in'the street at a certain hour) which have been expe rienced throtighont every' town and village of the kingdom ba . ve spread terror every where : nobody is 'ueenre in Itis hause every body trembles, if not fOr his life, at Irast fc)r Li, pervonal What the event of these extesses will be rtobOdy knows, but it is impossible that they can last long. We are informed by Ors. Cooran, MuNati, and DUNCAN, Physicians to the Medical Board at Charlotte-house,' Blackfriars-road, that up wards of 4000 patients ate cured annually Of pre vailing disorders, that 'himdreds were in a most distressing state, owing to quacking themselves and by conisulting men ignorant of an important branch of the profession. Eruptions on the head, face, and body, ulcerated throat, swelling in thd neck, nodes on the shin bones, pains in the head and limbs', freqnently taken for rheirmatism, swelled- aneles and nervous debility are the con consequences of imprOper Conrail, Muslioe, -mud • Co. are consulted from eight in the morning. until nine at night, or by letter, containing; a tee, and the poor have advice on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays, till twelve o'clock. , .-A side' door and titivate rooms- for females. li;ttent,urg . h.. atertord. • . PRICE OF STOCKS • , i • - 11114 .I.AY 3VS` iwgi.VF. ,; . (2LOCK. • f. ' til: Sin-ea, ..... Qin; .-..... L.% 4 0,.... 'GI :Oct" ~n (.'• ...!......: 1 ...... GI ii 4.. Intlia ',loads,: ......3i. , Ii• ~ t pti Om . Con . :...011111' Exab.*liiirs,. ". per Crnis.... . . '.-7 , 1 4 cunt. Ca Account, .....4,14 put' Cum . . N. Ann.. 94 1 . , i .._ , BRIDGE. TO-MORRoW. Evening, 18 mio,nri after S. \V.VL'EIt M' LOND , Morning, 53 minutes after 7. THE SUN; ent,ENI tut,- OEAT LONDON, rian_iy, eIf:GUS:I' 16. 1816. Tili I:turning we iiavc received ifrUssels Papers to the I Lh, Dutch Papers to :he 15th end 1. 1 41 a Journals of .)loittlay last, FrOut all of which vie have gathered the news in our usual wq• • The latter touted:l a paragraolt of the svue sort with others ‘vhich hay.- eeently apr 3redi it.sinuating that the population o I lavivi islands are hostile to the British authority , -court in Preference the Russian dutninital• " lice titer these stories are div.inctly inesoll o * Ow 414- suasion, or only to encourage the spirit Of 11 ".' ordination, which m.o.- partially exist oft" tits transfer of the Republic trout one power 10 311 ' other, they arc certainly very Poor artifiCOP and as they can produce nO ill effect, do 901110 serve any reprehensive uotice be)' 01 "I the vatiou that they are as colitentptthle as theyarg malicious. The illy weatbet the North has a t 10.4' 14 „ yielded, the 4kiry intitte6ces, and rain WI folk" iu Itus;ta and Sweden. • ' itte'; sicitian Gault:: Mentions a renortl''id Decreeislued by the Kinb of NA Pl. hi, his -subjeCts . to atiply to the See of !tame indulgences, &c. Thus, while our j}ri3;i Arita' •• f tors are_ clamouring for the. proSfraticin " t Protestant Cievernitietit and .peopre' ttuifcrtb4, • ,00 Sovereign'an Church, the of one of it i higoited ItOittan CathOlie countries in is shaking off the pap:ll yoke, and euitailiag iy -,-;e the Roman So' ; -1' ( I Vest er.lay a series of New Voik popers , en t ' 6 the -310.calliiie Allcf; rtiser, reuebect Ili ' to the I . ; 1 " Ot • They supply us tuitli vitriuus iuteihgvacf. i'istsit:g7t4.e:Cr*a t h at I: t i t ig t 5 .1 1 :a his countrymen taken pri:i finer under General 11.1zaiLL0 h a d i' 111 "*" -c himself with equal success for certain 1-A'sligliihli° who' %Yere in the same situation: The National Itaciligeficer iias ad . opted 'ati is tone against those 'American subjects wb°4 it iract .ce said, by means of smuggling, continue 1 0 the abominable traffic in shivcs. S i '" ce I peace,'' it is. remarked, " this ilis,lreccrui : " has been extensively carr i e d e n by n'tiC`rtf "anti it would be most gratifyieg ne w " " of nny American cit:zeti being cogag" 7 trade in which he was afraid or ashamed' t° " ptay the American stripes. The "P iditY fot " tara to nit'n is a very insufficient ex c L " c "the Yiulaiion c.)r d i c first, dut i es o f hoola llitYl " morality, and law." It appears the I.: . :iecntive 'Council have dor not to call the Legislature togethei; at it" es period than usual : .the act`, of the to'it M5lllll requiring. the banks to reinme specie P'' cife~ttitttu the 15th November next, will therefore operation, ;Old the banks v, ill be left to P re'- themselves for the event. \Ve copy from al the WOO 3.0u — r . 1 . 1 o [alive e t p o !r t s h o e ns d , c i p is o a r fl t: c tio c t d t t f o ro k, l: 2 D C i c ti o : 1) ° , f 0 5 t e‘ :,,,, er ,1, 4 0 that tlre accou it s r i e: e . dr,tea aj u v i c i f ) nr u: )m O rn t t i l ebane:.:: false,ttz Ils tt that the it We know that ARGVELLeS ' nl e u i companions were not so strict!), coo"r1"i is represented. They were at libe rr Y out dining certain hours every by, '; have been abusing this indulgence, li; thing tyrannical in Teulovitt4 them ttolli d Ce l l er ‘ 'l l. e may observe too, that with t ull he t vi r invectives against " the beloved re,sno:° 'vn,l';‘, and the disposition so strikingly ' he iit of paint him the darkest colours, the ileig sOO the charge is', that it 'is feared these rl ItchY " be abandoned in sante desert part. s the community is too well informed to listen to nursery bug-a-boos as this. And surely ilici4°6l.lt ' .stilliso much of understanding an d justice e as to absolve the King of Sr4uN from the °ccllsj: tion of being a vindictive and b loOtiv OPPress" when it is seen, that the very the objects of his direst persecution are n 00° destroyed privately, it la 11VONAPA.ItTO, aafi') men instance.dhse: