The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-30 00:00:00

IJUtNCH PAPF4IIB, CER0IIIVE1) TAPS MORNING.] CIIAMunt ov DEPUTIES, NlAltcu 26. The Chamber resumed the diseUssi.ioo on the nuances, sod after some hours debate it v as till to-morrow. There will he a meeting. in bureaux, at .eleven, for this discussion of the projet, re i latiye to the es• tablisliment of the Cpurt of.Justiee, proposed by the Chamber of Peers. TRIBONAL OF Tun FIRST INSTANCE, .'lfi& h sa. AFFAIR OF T-J1 LIIII.I3ItEN OF MONTE:IIEI.Ln. After a discourse of great length, M. Mar ebangy concluded for the rejection of the demand of Jean Clautie f and the cause stands o%er fur eight days for the pronttuciation of judgment. Pane:, Mmtcn 26.—Qrders have been given by. the King to proceed to the exhumation of the remains of the Dauphine, son -of Louis XVI., which were deposited in the burying-place of St. Marguerite, in the Faubourg St. Antoine,. llope is -entertaiued that the search made will be suc- We are assured that a great Personage, who had rethiys the greatest retool) to complain of Gette . ,; Iteral Debelle, and of his conduct in the Smith, has been the first to ,intrreede for hint with Iris Majesty; and that the King has deigned to coin mtite the penalty' : of tiea.b for imprisonment of ten years. • • .The first affair which will be submitted to the Prevotal Court is,that of the Ndot Trirobre. l'he preparatiousliroceed with *Tat activity. alse - Ambassadors • ail Foreign Mini:iters, ad. dressed yesterday .tllcir ,scilicitatioas to tlic I)ulce of Beery on his ihrariage. ! , 'RENNES, MARCH 23.—The President, who on. the 20th,AJarch 'gave judgmeut of condemnation against, General Travot, hai declared to. the Pro-I. ciirenr of the King, that the consultgtion at Rennes on the 15th, relative lo that..Octierill, the obsor,- vations on the 19th, and the Har,mary after jadg, , Went on the 21st, 'give an 'unfair expoiition of facts, tending to, mislead the public opinion. VIRNNA, MARCH 16.—Prince . Metternich has ree"qei l , l n.soine mcabute, from the complaint in his eyes. A Banker of considerable eminence at : Prawn!, (the Jew 1Valla) lately cut his throat, in cause. tinence of ha v ing experienced great losses. 111F;NCH FLTh Utw.• . 5 pct. CentK. riq 1 40 C. liattic-Action *i o * We are, still under the necessity ~1 de1 . ..1.6u; the pnblica tion of many interesting t mu.t , pressing of which we shall entleavunr tw insert in Tz SUN of Monday. EtIBATV-Iri our, observatinvi rriper.ting - •ttie lia::,nor in Sulto-square, .yest,r(l4y, itt, lin, 12, ill eft OR; word " iint" btforio the word " bear," , . t,s. ARltlv n - 1 Frar4e,...' 1 Dill)lin. firr—l (40ttcrilmirgh, V.011 . 1)1)14, 'vl'isterfurtl. TRICE 01 I'M DAY AT r Situk Stock. ghat per Cent Rect. r.lait 3 p • Or Ct. Cons. dui LI 4 per Colts. shot fi p6r Ct. N. Ann. '89190 8933 MIA L. Ann. Out • F STOCICI n'omcs. India Malik, 1,. tits. pat 4 114. Cialniata,.l6 151 Ditto foil'aymeitt, • BO; I i t;447 1-1161-1 WATEIt Xl' LONDON mum; To-Ntoßrtow. Aionting, 47 minutes lifter 3. I Evening, 7 minutes after 4. SUN. 111 , 1,104 will DICENg rAt.tuxt A111►BAT? G()Ni)()N N41'11111)4 Y, 1114 It Get! act, nit; . The Paris Pupers are to the 280. General De.est.t.e, it is reported, lies also experienced the Royal Clemency, and had his sentence remitted for ten years, imprisonment. The contents of these J0t11114113 ere otherwise very barren. This morning we received Brussels Pstpers to the 28th. They contain a long aecount of a sort of Memorial from the States of Hesse to the Et.r.t.roa, dwelling on the' hurdle'', of taxation, end expressing hopes that enquiry into the Ex imuditure, or, as they call it, " flousekeeping'i of the Government, may be followed by'relief t( the Peryie. •rrhett' is much German priMitiveness In this doenment. An article from Frankfort of the 20th, says -« Three great commercial houses at St. Petersburg!' have just become insol. tent. They are those of WAttovtar, Avrattu, fit)cl 101A5TIBY. They siy that the first has failed for 50,000,000 of roubles, the smolt for 10 mil lions, and the third for 3 Millions.", The tnanufacturers of Tournay have had an eutiience of their Kidgi, who has gir l / 4 en them as airs that De will Protect and encourage them. If ability as an artist might be considered as an excuse for regicide and murder, we would credit the following paragraph in a Brussels Paper , :--- " The celebrated painter, DAVID, HOW here, has been invited to Prussia by the King, but he efers rvniaining at Brussels." Every disent,siolii in Parliament Pro duce suutetli,a,..; of gicat pobile iIittSCSL. bast Light there was' a variety of subjects it.trodueed,. and several or them deserve our particular notice. Lord Cocu UaNti brought forward another charge against th,e Lord Chief Jastice,,hotos it was dis covered that ;he Metither; in OtemPti"g" to jattily iiitnt eft , dot not look verY.nieely- to the care of not disparaging oiliers;" his inoiion was saccessfolly opposed on the ground of ,its paring M. Justice Li BLANs. BeoLIOnAM, equally ill-advised and preci pitate in his meastnes, attempted to introduce an invidious censure upon Lord CLANcA , for re ceiving the emoluments of Jolla Post Master ge neral, while abroad as an ,lnibassador. Ile was triumphantly repelled by a'statement of the 10)- nourable fact, that the Noble Lord had perfortw'd all the important services be has rendered his country abroad, for tti , o'years and a halt, without any cuiotumentr' whatercr.- •Mr. BuouGn AM, of • course tri..tultew his ;—why was it hot.ne `waived 'by the IlOuse throion out? • In a Cortitnittec on the -Butter anti Cheese Trade, Resolutions wore agreed ti, for laying, in stead of the exkting duties, a ditty of 20s. per cwt..on-Butterautl.l-617-pri.ewt. on Cheese iii - ported in British Vessels ; and 235. per cwt. on Rutter end 20s. per met'. on Cheese imported in Foreigito,Ships. These protecting duties- , are grounded on the expediency of encouraging the Irish Butter Trade in preference to that of Hol land, and the general Home Cheese Trade in coin s petition %yid' Foreign. With every aGet ion forour internal matinfae. tures and pioducc, we lament to see the probibi- , tory system gaining so fast upon the mutiny. We never dill, nor ever can uppiove it, either good in external or doinestic policy. You may indeed relieve this or drat class of persons, but it is at the expellee of the.trUntutinity.: Are not the artielei c,t .I.lutter and 'Cheese dent' enough the Consumer •? C.an the labOurer ntford to give more far, his luncheon than he noW does -1 NO dottlit the C;:cept ions may he made to,a, certain extent but with Petitions from. every trade mid businesS, pray ing that they may be made exceptions, we. tear that what is politically right and natinnally.beneficial, is being sacrificed, and that in the multitude of the exceptions the good and ,soniul principle is: 10-sr. And also with regard to .Foreign States. --Will they not pm otect their produce and ma nufactures by prohibitory (lades on ours equi v,dent to what we lay upon them ?—lVill ll u n a nd take our cloth and' hardware, if we do not take her Gutter and cheese? Truly, the Dutch are better traders than to commit any such folly. • Their proverb .of ‘I giv e n yo ur , peen m'w:hen.goedt vrietult" . (give foetake Makes gobtl friends), is 'too deeply impressed on . their Mer cantile rhinos. But _we, object to these measures chiefly on this broad ground, that they - ere al parts Of aft unnaturtil attempt to elevate the prices of the depressed of our body politic, to the stuudlud of those other classes which yet ninon,' themselves at the War Hates. This will not, and otight.ootlO do the mode must he reversed, and the level established by lowering down the latter, and not by raising up threforiner The words_sound well—" Relieve the Farmer, the -Wool Grower and Spinner, the Leather Mer . chant. and Manufeetnier, the Cheese Maker and the Butter Trader, 04 , Lamlowner,,•Akrictilturist, Shipping Interest," &c. Sze. &e. 11ut the solo.; tirm of' all 'this is , simply this—raise the price of bread, of meat, of cloth, ofshoec a of cheese, of batter, of every necessary of life 'do wha t ; m i t .can to restore us to the status quo of 1810 or 181',.)., instead of 'piing as 'tear as possible to better periods - 01'17 . 85 or 1788. r ' We , trust that the Committee on Agricultural Distress has no tueli object in view. Heretofore only trifles have been accomplished in the way of getting op prices, but if the great and extensive `lnterest inVolving the Whole prodtlee of Provision 'ilrould succeed in sedeling the Country with high rates, We May look in vain for any alleviatfort of our distresses, or'any return to good old times.: Lam night Mr. Cnoßra gave Mt. TIERNEY4III - castigation on the Navy Estin i tes. Wc think the. Country would grudge 'the Hop. Secretary number timu,aml a-year fqr these uae fttl of the Party CEntnipiuns. Unwilling as our London Brewers are to yield one farthing of their exorbitant profits, it gives us pleasure to state nu exn►uple, which they can not with any decency resist—the fird that has come to onr knowledge of rednution in conse quence of the repeni of tl►e War Malt Tux, added to the low price of Malt, and other great advan tages which tilt:Brewers now possess, •° To TUE tvrron, OF Tilt SUN. NRWPORT, hot or IVIc trr.---In consequence of the War-Dury I\lalt expiring' o Judy. sth, tBl6, Mr. JouN CURRIE, Brewer of Ne-wpo6, stti)plics Lis Houses so that the Landlord! are T 1 Ay/ selling good Stiotig Beer (Halt and Hops only)', at Fhurpence per Quart, to the general. satisfaction of the Public." Well done, honest .101IN'C0RRIE. We tecord, your name with pleasure, and especially as we see_ you arc the friend of equally honest John Barley corn. It has often been slyly hinted that as many Brewers did not use Malts and nops, the'l4)ett= sures in favour of these materials could not affect their Beer pekes. This had better be. taken in name as the criterion of their manufacture, and then by the price the public !nay know whether the brie. rage iaa wholeso►ne one, or such as is:eomposed of the following, anumg other noxious and, delete rious ingiedients, which we ropy from an ntiver_ tisement of Bankrupt's effects iii the very last Cork, Advertiser we have received. " BE SOLD, &c. • Various Drugs, &c. for Apothecaries, - • " Juniper Berries, Grains Paratlise, Orange. " Pease,- mott.Orris . Root, in /urge quantities, " FOR BREWERS !" Here is 'CompoSition for' Strong Beer with a ven geance. Nu wonder its price is unaffected by the 74\141t Duties ! The Bill for naturalizing Prince Le.ortun ofetk , '" 'lntuit; yesterday recei% ed t lioyalAssent. ilis Se 7, rene Pighness is thereto, e now invested with the rights and privileges ora British subject. The next prOceeding will he to confer on into a title and pity, corresponding as nearly as may be with those of the Princes of the Blum! Royal of the Realm. Upon this subject many very erroneons ideas have been Brunched, Some persons conceive that no more can be done than to create the Prince a Peer, tcitit the title of Duke of KE:NpI., to take 'rank in the •order of his creation,. consequently alter ; all the existing Dul , tes ; but. we believe the case may . come within the ,rauge,of a Patent 'if juTee deuce, placing him at once on a level with the Princes of the land, or even with the highest class of them, immediate children of the Crown. The, Liverpool Courier, animadverting on the attack urade upon the Royal Family in a recent debate, concludes in these worls :---" If the Opposition have, ind t eell, made Air. iiitouoHAM their Leader, we conceive !but every tnoderate man among 111(.111 Must have honestly 'crated their choice. In a Leader,at' least some dignify, some temper, some discretion, ought to be ex, pected ; some power of self-commiand, and of chastened feeling ; but these are not Air; 11-Roucttata's attributes:"----"1 O represent Liver pool, where he is thus esteemed, is the object of Mr. BROUGUANCS parliamentary ambition The PaiNcE IteoEN7' wilt hold a Pr icy ,Council this day at Carlton ilonie. Iris Royal Highness, we arc happy)°, learn, is now yojoying most ex cellent bodily hilt experiences a weakness in his legs from the effects of the vat. A great number of persons calfed at Chrlton liplike yester day to make' ingitiries after his Royal Highness's health. They consisted of the Officers of stote, Members of the two houses. of Parliament, the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, the LORD MaYca of London, the REconnEtt of 'London, Mr. Sheriff list.t. 4 &c. &a. &c. Her MAJF,STY had a select party at her Palace on . Thursday eVening; • . Yesterday the Dukes of Yoaxand Kern' and a, numerous assemblage of the Nobility paid their respects to...the Qui: . ENl and, PrimnssEs. At six.o'clock the PRINCIS RE,GP:NT went to dine . .with his Royal Mother and Sisters at the Palaee. Lord ditENVILLE- is to receive a rent of 2,5001. alear for Camelford-HouSe, on a lease for pert, with a clause of surrender at the end of Seven_or fr!utteen years: Philadelphia Papers were yesterday received to the 22d tilt, They communicate that the ence between the Senate and House of Represen tatives, on the Subject of the Convention ofCritn.' pierce with Great Britain, Lad not been decided on Op, 16(11. On 4 hat day, on motion of Mr, Bibb, th,e Senate resolved to insist on their dis agreement to the,Amenrln,ents , t c i the,Bill in ques tion, and agreed to the conference which had been requested byt be [louse of Repregvntatiyesto which theyappointed 13.arboar, and Bibb, on their part. In the House of Representative 4, on the 16th, it was resrleed,t hat the President of thellnited States be requested to cause to belaid befOre that Horse a statementof all expenses which: had been incurred iu the City of Washington, under the an , thority of the United States, for erecting edifices of any kind, and for repairing and ornamenting bwildings, &a. On the 17th a long digeussion took place on a motion for the r ecompense of ;01. digs who had deserted front Canadair) the 'course of the war, but iidiourned without coming to deeition. By the Ordinance of die King of FRANCE re storing the ancient French Academy, the Aca demy of Inscriptions, &c., instead of the revolu tionary Eitahlishment called the lirstitme, the Met hers of this latter body are distributed attiong the toisrAcadeniies, with some le‘v exceptions and some few additions. About twelve days ago, the hickerings of the different soldiers at Amsterdam led to a desperate fracas, which terminated in the death of three Dutch hussars, and in some Belgians and Dutch men being wounded. The streets of the city were paraded for son►c . days afterwards by ell valry, to I►revent the renewal of tumt&ltuous pro• ceedings. _ _ At diniblic dinner held at. Belfast ,on St. Pa r trick's Day; the following patriotic toasts Were (among many others) . enthusiastically received by the jovial devotees of the great Irish Saint 4' The rirto..os Cartiot—may he yet see his country happy." "The utemory of Marshal Ney.' • " The memory of Sanibel Whitbread." It : The Exiles of Erin —may tlity find that protection under the wing of the republican eagle, which WaS denied them by the monarchical litm." Irma.--A firebtoke out oh Thursday, about one o'clock, in Tt ! inity-place, st reformed court, oppo. site to the Royal Statue, on the south 'side, of Charing. Cross. it was, however, speedily sub duel by the pronipt exettiuns of engines fru:li the insurance °dices. NAVAL NgWS, PLYMOUTH, MARCH 2t.--Arrived the Tubas transport from Grenada. Sailed the Jasper sloop' of war to the Westward.—Wind East. HARWICH, Ahem, 29.—Arrived the Lark packet with a mail from Hand; Active packet, with a mail from Guttenburgh ; and, the He'll Fretting and Lady Nepean packets with oat flout Cuxhaven.—Wind S. E. • DEAL, MARCH 29.—Came down from the Rivcr , the Larkins, DUMELETON. for Madras and Ben gal, and waits for the Lord Keith, which ship is hourly expected down. Arrived the Earl Moira transport from Ostend, and sailed for Deptfort/. Wind N. E. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 29.--,Arrived the •P row dent, HASKRLT, from Waterford. Sailed the In dustry, LAMDERG, fur Marseilles. CORK, MARCH 24. : --arrived the Cyrits and Martin sloop of wai, Investigator gim.hrig, and Seriligapittam transport, from Portsmouth, with the 49th regiment of foot ;•.the Charles transport from Ramsgate, with a rifle corps. Sailed hi* Maiesty's ship Victor) for Dublin. • The. Alelantim, from Limerick to nrirCClOnai Mis totally lost the itai inst. Lit Mall Day, and all on board dr owned. It. K BAN. The accident which detained Mr. KEAN on Tuesday is. not, it appears - from the follOwitig Letter, likely to confiiie hint long from his avoca tions. The hurt of his bone will not prevent bins from attempting to obtain his fifth in Shylock btu Alumni)? nrxt " TO THE MANAGEES OF " '•GENTLEart;N-1 livg you to accept, and convey.to Stilt-Committee, my sincere thanks for the interes t so kintlll ot.'ilitrurgiteys:LfAre:l: T l2 O , E Fr A i er ti l ity; ; expressed for my rewvery and fur the liberality with wbte I itra Altiirrit not to hasten the resumption of my duties be; fine toy health is perfectly re-established. 1 alit by my Surgeon to entertain hopes of being abl e to le"' beftrre the Public tot Monda it it be tot in it character r.,:r (wiring too great bodily e xertion. With that view I ° IF ' the liberty of stiggisting that of Slokek. " I het to assure you thnt. I feel 'convinced that anVe it • rc and innratienee• of confinement will tend more w delay perfect recovery from My accident than any ill that maY re d uutt from totutarly ..etr ee ti o nc— I am, Sirs, your 01)61 1 ° Setrant, ' • E. EF..0.!. Eprrimf ON A BAKER.—BY 1-lIS WIFE. With harm I have seatter'd he spot,where he lies► But I hape to the Lord it won't make his crust risti,, I'lliviver his gave, but do is he did, For I beg to assure him Lis . dough is nut reedit • FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS. The Duke and Duchess of Somerset, in Park-fal le Cour , test of Carysfuvt and the Ladies Proby, Pininl iill•SqUarei the Ladies Herbert, in Grosvenor-square ; CaptainCaptain Charu. bers,,ln Oryanstont-street, Portulan-square ; Lady Catherine Cavendish, at Lord George,Vivt Saville-row Luii Attu LadyDuntlas, and Mr. W gilliam Wharton, in Arlintoo street ; Capt. Duncombe, is Great Cumberland-place; Hal I,,in, Charles-street, llerkeley 7 sqruire; Adm. Nugent chidMiss Nugent, in Bryaostune-square; Earl of Upper thiorl and the Ladies 'Fitzpatrick, iu Grosvenor-square. Iro n ' India, Mr. Mrs. and three Misses Alexander, Grliatit, Wetheral4, Colonel Daniell, Captain Sutherland, of lb° - Royale ; Lieutenant Palmer, Madras Cavalry; Lieut. Goo!' hill, ditto; Capt. Byers, Royal Artillary ; Ivlajar-General Si Colin aud and Lady Nalkett, at Aluriu's Hotel, from iiru v , • We are happy to say that the son of Sir CRAW" MoNcit was overtaken •at Itetford, on his w$Y t e• Northundlerland. The youth is quite well. YARMOUTH, i MARCH -29.—Infortuation having been received here of a cargo of contraband gew" having been landed Ori'.eaister Beach, the Ofilf e l of the Customs and Excise immediately l'eN ut : ( to the spot, when a seri ous a ff ra y conuneli c h ; between the Officers and the country peolAei were carrying off the. casks ; end after a Jong i '7 2 - test, 'the Custom and 'Ex c ise Officers seize" colts, and secured four of the ring-leaders , " li ` r have been safely lodged in prison,' Several OfPr i Officers of Custom and Exci s e Were very m ud bruised and cut, by, the populace largestoes ; among,whom is Mr.' Ton' , suP el7- r visor of Excise, who. is severely wouttded,:.oatf was obliged to be br ottg l i t ho me in a cart; r a nt tbro tvl rig tones having been itinnediat e iy attended by a shrge °9 ;' who dressed liis wounds, he wa s datot-cii oat- „"i danger ; but it is tearcd he will lose the s igbt ° One of his eyvs. Coivoisea's ibutatrusrs---Yesterday bulie • was held at the White Li on , lielumnigis-rowt f`, Martin's4ttne r before Mr. Gnu., Coroner 1 " . . Westminster, on the body of Sarsh Munster, "1" ) met her death by falling front athird doOr at bar lodging io Cecil -court, on WednesdAY even ; in. It appeared from the evidence a ddlicedrtt' a t the &c ow(' was the wife of a b,-,ut-maker . she wits out with her husband for au cyetii9g .exeursion, and having, returned about WO o'clock, whilst he went into the hack room 01 ,! some business, that the neighbours Av c ee by her falling on the pavement. Medical aid .o'd arils expired. It further appeared , d oe instantly . procneed, but without . ellect'; she afterw she was in a state of derunement about three months ago, and under all the 'circumstances the jury, wete of opinion she met her death 1 1 "her own act in a state of derangenient,, Vodia' Insanity.. , Tug GERMAN PitoPHET.—if atilter , the tier" man Prophet, were to tiike a journey to this co" 1," try at tie present tieriod, he would Ito doubt he ' ll great repicst amongst the Lottery Advanturer't - who arc Olt now all !you the alert in consequyaq of the stion" induceniats held forth to them Oi the new Scheme. Only 14,000 Tickets with Fair . two Capitals ! We arc authorized by Dr. Conrail, anti the Medical Gentletncn eompusing the .13,ard at Char lotte-house, Great Charlotte-,tree., istaddi to state, that the Gentleman of the wane of Kira' NAN, tintici wboSe Care J4CE4,ON wris 1" Vic : 111 ,7 to li.a Application to them tor ti.e curt he leCe'Vo-,.- eras trot the rt.spi•ctahh! S irgeon Siding Wite•stt slktutu.4l-,tvat.c.