The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-29 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPER S . P.',Rl9, JAN. 23.-1-tidictilotts, reports havr 3 Pen circnieteil respecting th 6 pretentted armainvir.of the beigh'ts of Moniturtre. A p. 411 or"0, 0 0:Sh artillery statifined heir La Chapelle, oI the road to Sr. Denis, has doub:iest givelb rise to thi s fake itevi v. (;coerat Or.lano, who viis mini red in the Ab• bays, has bee n it itt liberty. it iv positively asserted that Al.Cerobeceree re• tirrs to Florence.' , .On Monday there were aistrihilteq *moot: the NatioitAl Guards Crossegi of honour ) in the prn. portion of 16 to,eeeh An nyikeeper,nt flourdeatia, wilt) 1.0f4 144initted f o be held at his house a meeting of . 70.40Kife17, men tailors; to coat:01411e means rif , riti)tiviiie their tents, and prevent work with diln.frent twisters, IrOs loof his 1 - ml,lk-house shot-tip, anti will besides be pistettied.. ' • Five persons are about to be tried its the De partment of the Charente, foi inducing soldiers of the Departmental legion to 'lnert.• 'rile Prefect of the Ohie bas' written to the Mayors of that Department, to inform them, that those who 'circulate ninon! and alarming uvws, whirh they pretend to have received from English tn4itary, mtist be brought before the ['Ants, JAN. 24 —Elk :11.1jest 1 y yesterday grant ed thr titlenf Count to hirExcelleucy:+l.Decazes; Minister of Police. • The Duke of Maska, son to Regnier, 'Grand Judge nadir Buonaparte, has reAgitecrtite pre. lecture of the Department' of the Cher,. I'M. Ts;lieu, to whom we owe 'the :event of- , .the Dth Thormidur, and the fall of 11.Ohepiitri!e, obtained a Stispension of the order for 'his"de , yart.,re, on the ground of ill health. General &lair has been arrested, anti conducted tO the Abhave. Generals Drotiet, Debelle, and Cambronne, who are soon to be put on their trials, have been for some days in dose ccinfinemcnt. Several some of whom had been great part:Z.lll'S of the Usurper during the interregnum, type arre-fed on Monday morning in the :iamb of St. Marceau, and handed over by the' armed ,fore.e to' the competent authorities. M. Dupuis, tLe Judge of Proem, has not yet rlctirervcl Lis Report on the proceis relative to the escap e of M. de Lavalette. It is tire . gerierelop l i f among those of the legal protesisinit;: that this 0 4;4, though strictly .within the jurisdiction of the Correctional Phliee, as far is respects Ms. ante" Lavaleite, hf:r domestics, and' the three Officcts, will llCVCrtlielei be. carried , he tore" he Court of Assize, inamnocir us it - inviAvta twoculprits, this Uanler and Turnkey,whose con demnation may be tullowvd,by an infamous phnish. 'neut. . 'f;:e Royal Court has llherattid Dasis, Cnlle vOle, end Prosper, accused of moth, t h i, 4114? limas of the FA-Queen of Westphalia, front the Want of sufficient evidence. Manbreuil has hten Aranferted to the tribunal of the Correctional ro« being of n breach of trust. . "two appedi were yesterday lodged at the Tri. blind of the First Instance, and their hearh‘g %Vas ifixvd f o r the sitith of next mouth. The.firta Lord to tbe etuse between the Duchess of 1114)3. tebello and the children of . Jun- bmband ,by,a'vrew marriage ; the seroint to the, veltion. of divorce between the.Conut ttntl Cottptes of Nor- *tont. , • General who is comprised in the rs.t : list .the Ordinance of the of July, was arrested in Paris ;,4,l o iiday. N. G. de has distributed among the .ltlttnhers of the two Chambera a pstpsr, suggest ing that the,Christian apotheosis should be added , tM the other honours; paid to the memory of Louis V 1 'fbis national wish bat already beeit cx pressed in a Secret Committee of the Chamber of Deputies by one of its Members, . • The successive declarations of the different re 'foots%) Consistoties continue to disconcert. Or pre vent the designs of that malevolence Whidtferrets fain all the occasions that citcunistaneatiniy idler to it, 'and to which the zeal of the PrOtisiant,'SO.; clef c tit liontloo has furnished one so faVditiable. Thet.e authentic declarations doubtless tilso terminate in imposing silence on the furious and ridiculous declamations With which, an English journal, the Morning (*ankle, incessantly fills its einionons columns. They make' known both the real stale of thingit, anti the sentiments of a class of entlimeirwhosc dispositions seethed to be nut toss ealumniate'd . by zeal liras those of the Government itself. All of them express the most per -o,,,futtore in tits guarantees presented by the laws.uf the kingdom, and the good faith of the Prince, We have al this moment before ovatt text rot from the regi s ters of the Cohlistory of the Protestant Chureb,of Limirdeatix, and the letter in whieh it was, sent inclosed, to the Minister oh the interior. Several other productioni,ol the same -hind have also been commanicated to pc" h is snettltions Jo give extracts from them, or to BlItt• lyZe titter Unanimity of sent latent .producestu n i. totality of expression. It might be said that:one wr a t hy affil; viaiee hail arisen from the. hostim of the itelormed Communion to testily in favour of the uttilt, and in the face of Europe, aml the , mune of all the Protestant Churches, to refute the slime t perfidy;—(Journal des Debuts'.) The.. W(ltlts kOtiell the English were construct • Gtnon were suspended un the 7th irstant, skpd wollimen distutshed, with a gratuity of five tills' pay: AVritirigs are circulated, which the Go‘crutuent carefully Seizes, audio which the (10) ,, t.-.6c are encouraged to rxptet the restoration iudcimudence., per,ons were taken into custody on Mon -11-,y, on a ch4ige u 1 endeavotning to sedoee f ro m t L e ir. duty two greirttlivrs of the wind, -at an eat ing-liouse on ►lie Bonlevarils of the Temple. i i it „„,,i om , in the Secret Committee of thy DepotieW tioti the Bill for inerensiogr the t,tipends of tire L'lrrgy terminattti yesterday, and cherub. tic 4iseussion upon the whote.of the tat wilt take place this (In, PARIS. Jim. 25.—ft. #i 11141 'that an eminent, per , onage, who has filled many important tions since the commencement of the It u'rolution, moiler the greater part of tie ►ttcccssive Govern+ molts, has git•ett orders for the sale of his platei valuer! at Mole Aiati 80,00 ' General Lionnaire, el-commandant of Con(l6, Tits been transferred from Lille to Paris. About 90 millions of the loan Of 100 millions , have entered the royal treasury. 4 •, . . On the 20th the lot tress of .QOrifloy WAS 47, posited in the 'mods of English tromps, anti eva coated by tite iiing'a Lieutenant tvhci commando) ed there. llis Majesty has appointed M. Felix Beaujour, Consul General at Smyrna, and,' M. Fleury, jun.' Vice Coosa' M. fatal, Consul at Malta; M. Seguier, Consul General at London.; M. Devins, de Peyssae, Consul at Cadiz ; M. DesnaMetes, at Atitwerp ; M. More de Pelenc, at Elsineur ; M. Regnault, at Tripoli ; M. Gliys,' at Aleppo ; M..D. inn: at Dantaic ; and M. Chau metre Destosscs, at Gottenburg. VIENNA, J AN, . 13. Field-Marshal Prince Wretie has quitted MuniCh to proceed to Italy, Ile is specially charged .by his Court, to treat with the Austrian Government about the interests of a Prince allied to the Ilonse of naval ia. The bates arc agreed upon, but the Treaty has not been completed. MliNtCll. JAN. 13,—The negoeiations of our Court with Austria about territorial arrangementi continue', under the mediation of the Ministers of . Prn•sia, England, and Russia. Our Court has admitted the principle of ex- . change : the whole ditteuley, thet dote, cons i sts' in the nature of theindentnitie4 proposed to •It is said, it would wi4ll to receive theni urn the, -right bank of the Rhine, and that the left bank should be given to the Grand Duke of Baden.--- . - Conk Montgeias has just given in a mettioir this subject. FastacttottT, JAN. 20.—The Prussian Govern ment has prohibited the printing of' the Rhenish Mercury in its States. That Journal, condnytell by M, Goerres in an Otte-liberal spirit, was print ed at Coblentz. MILAN, JAN. 12.—We are ass►ired that the Em peror, in a solemn audience of the Ist Jaininryi. promised to tl►e Deputies of Lotilhardy-a Viceroy fur: the L,mbardo•.Venetien king(loll4 It is lid • . !keil that the Archduke John is destined tor, this high office. 'FRANKFORT, JAN. 19,--qhe opening of, the Diet . nf the Germanic Confederation appears n o t l ei s problematical in Germany than the establishment . of the (oust it rational (kvei nment • of Prussia. As to the Gertnan Diet, it is almost certain that the Princes of Germ4ins, pt the second. order, Chiefly Bavaria and Wurtentherg, desire to elude the opening of this assembly, which ni:verthele t .s, according to our journati,, becomes dai:y inora tte cessary for the traneinillity of Gvrmauy. 'Whbatrt; JAN,!I~.--One Gazette of yesterday publishes t'Ae , following Caratemt, 18i3. " OVPICIAL, ntsr,vt.cit OF MS EXCP.LI.PNCY ON ?Alum CAPTAIN GRNI:PLAI, op VENE* ZUF.LA, AND OY P4PEDITION.IIIV snuv, 1 1 The eXllViiiti(ol vehiebleft.Porto Cabello On the 12th of July, Fincloort'it at Santa Martha on the 13th. and 14th of the same month. There. every thing was arranged to undertake at once the paci fication of the greater part of the vice-royalty of Santa Fti, to ,take possession of the. river of Ka,- delene, and to undertake the blockade of Car thagena. " On the 1 lth of August the advanced-guard passed the river. The army of t he enemy was r-e -pulsed at the same time that the other divisions debarked at Calms de Rumba and Punta Canna. The rebel forces, already 'terrified at the sight of the advanced-guard, tvere taken in flank. Some prisoners, and pieces of artillery wet c the result of this attack ; and we particularly were culled upon to remark the IoY of the inluthitants at the sight of the royal troops, while the rebels carried. oil the young, and set fire to the villages'os happened to those of Passaballo, Tritons, Turbaco, Tee.; nen, Santa Ro s a, lice. Weta,usr, at the Mlle th114:. - laty, that the chiefs of these bands do not forget their own interests, and do not burn what belongs to themselves. 0' On the first of September the bloCade by sea and land was established. We had oeaidpicd Passacaballo, and thus, notwithstanding the cattle and the rice which were procured duritig the last days, _the besieged will not belong in experiencing the must .painful Vations ; 111141 despair WIWSOOII succeed to the insolent contempt with which they have rejected the cletnency sat his Majesty. We have not, thought proper to demand u surrender `ef the place. • The supplies of the army arc see : tired even for a year. Jbaeen scem4 to favour the; success of Oar enterprkis. The troops experience no malady ; never was there •tt ;nose delightful -season. cavalry is tednonnted ; it scours the country sltn4 ate between the-river Madalena, Sion, and Canes, to establish order, and to protect tut; loyal against .the banditti. • " Mompox has been reinforced by a division under the'command . .of Brigadier , Don Pedro de. Portits,'which is charged with the duty -of effect ing the pacification of the disturbed diafricts, and by another division which, has with: to Slim. " There is no kind of absurd reports , which the Chiefs of Cartitagena do not diSieminate against us. They tell these unfortunate people, that no. 'thing hut the atrocities of pillage, 'hurniug,. and extertnination, can he exrected from as. elainations, in the style of Napoleon, Fare Spread in all places, Thiis nothing, rivals the surprise of the natives of the country, aelicii , they expe rience the: humane. treatment of ymir - soldiers.--- The latter, instead of lujiiringthem, or biicuitig :their &ceilings, show; an auxlet o smite) them from the'llantes, and employ; their eons to re— lieve them, before thinking of themselves. This conduct is totally opposite to than of the in&nre gents, who have allowed many families to perish in the flames. rt Head-qiialters atTurresillas, near Cartisagena, %pt. 17, 1815. 1 * PABLO MORILLO." Our Court Calendar has just appeared. si nc e the year 1608, Spain Lies been alma totirdy cllitrlge4 ; Aims? an t 4, pennliaps lily dur the . I.vit reign•liare dislppeare.l. Thus revo ltifiong devour iudtviduah wh:lc the course of events proceeds. • Our military list rOtttatns 8 Captaiiis General, of whom 4 are foreigners, viz'. thelNlarquii-de St. Simon,'..Lords Hereiford and %Veiling' on, and •Itialie, of Irish origin. There are 4ti regiments of the line of three battalions eiteli, 1 Italian regi raktit, 3 Swiss , 13 of light infantry, sof artill e ry, - 45 - 0 f: the train, 6 squadrons of hdrse artillery, 2 -regiments of cuirassiers, 5 of dragoons.' 4 of light Cavalry, 4 at hussars and 47 regiments of proritt vial militia, of about 750 men each. rRENCH PAPERS..-(RENEIVELI TOSS MORNING.) • „ L'ARS, JAN. 26.---TIIC weather having become more favourable, the' English Troops who were not intended,to- remain on the Continent are about to entbark, if.they have not already departed; when those who are to form a part of the Army of Occupation will begin their march towards ..Flanders. Of the latter, those which are cab toned either at Paris or the neighbouring Depart ments, have almost all received °Meta to depart, Their removal, which commenced some days ago, is expected to beconipleted by the lit of Fchruary,, Lieutenant-General Rapp is arrived-at A . .fOurnal intorms us that it, was on the 2311 of this runtith that M. Cambaceres received his pass ports for leaving 'France. Two grenadiers of the National Guastl arrested on 'l'uesday, an individual for n.aking use of dis course in the galleries of the Palais Royal, in op position to the Government.. M. the Duke de Rohan, first Gentleman of the Chamber,. gave thiievening a fete, on the occasion' of the Anniversary of the BirthAay of the Duke of iierri The Duke of Wellington Was present, ' and a great number of foreigners of distinction, The Gazette Officiate will no longer be ittb• fished, and the Moniteer t, ill be, as formerly, the only Official Journal, M. Cat»baceres retires to Silesia. M. Fahry, Secretary to FouchE, passed' the lfith of this _month at Frankfurt, on his way to Dresden. CIIANILIF.It OF DEPUTIES, .lan. 211. The Chamber cot►tinued the diect►ssitzn ►►pon. the other articles of the report of M. Chi Met, concerning the Clergy. They were all adopted.— The additional claim:, brought forward 41*M. Cardonnel, which propo3ed to apply to the Clergy the Eccleithistical Property at present in tLu pos betiSloll of certt►in hulivitivala, which would b* evidently (ei Zed was also adopted. The Cliainber proceeded to the vote. . . The resolution was adopted. by a majority of 19 to 113. The propcisitiori relative to military abientees, - of ‘vhieh AI. Piquet,' dept►ty from Calvados, -bad developed tl►e motives hi the Sits lug of the 22d, is its follows :7 1. That there is kesnmptinn of the death of.all. the French military, who, having rejoined the army,' have ceased, for Iwo years or more,tck `pear in the dorps to which they helot►ged, '.and of • .whom..no account. has been received. 2. That in consequence of this presumption, and Annulling at...y laws that may ehist to the contrary for the time mentioned ; those who; at the ow ' aunt of the departure,. or of the:last accounts re ceived of them; were their lawfulleirs, shall be -empowetcd-, after 'having ,proved Bitch ahsenCe in a legal manner, to demand possession provisionally of the property ot,the absentees,'on good and lAwfsil bail" f o r the security of their stration, Ro . :oe, JAN. Holiness heard, on the 10th, the Report of the Cardinal Secretary 'upon the negoeiationa entered:upon with the Courti of l'ettrsborgh and Berlin, relative to the arrange. mentetp l)eistade with respect to tiit:ChOrehes-ht the . Countries united by the Act of .Cougiegs to :the .Empire‘ of Russia anti Kingdorti of Prossia. We arc inforMed that his Holiness is. about to ad 'dress briefs to the two 'Monarchs, the object of, .which will be to enga4e them to concur in the re establishment of the Churches. and Convents that had been shot up or destroyed during the troublei of Europe. It is understood that the Bisbepries, of Poland will be re-established. PREVESE, Nov. 20.—King Gustavus IV. is ar. rived Hera from Corfu. The Visier. Ali Pschlt re ceived this Prince into his Palace with every de monstration of the greaten cordiality. Jt is pro ibtbic that Gustavus will go to Giounioa by the route of Arta.' FRENCH }Trips, Jam ta.—.ll per C:ent.. • —6l f. 40 c. • Beink Actions.. . . . . The Calcutta GovernMent Gazette, of the 13th o f .14 1 1 y, volit4ists the fpllotring paragraph :-- , Vi l e - molerstinoki tt 382 convicts, seot-enCell to transfiartittion :or ilte, !save been ordered to be sent from this Presiticary to the isle of France.-- Th e object Of It'll Melii iire hto provide the island with hibimrers, itriettitd of tilObt hitherto brought how Alozatotibitiu..,. .Pluv.:.i4n c_datttnr.):ntgeßs - - Patti*, Tlatet Vi,e.eYoti will have beard .of did increase orstkee latrolee the other night; and Of theeCOnseqitent arrest of set-trait! ladivideals : and I tifitiht'Vot etude ." Journal ti itisnrrection," i .s as M. Piano di •Borgo calls it, will convert these events into proofs of an impemillig reeoltition.-- boil, the simple fact is, that. some as or 60 hill- pay Oflicees, finding themselves inethiltriodeil on account of their opinions in the Depa rtments tip which they le:longed; have. come to rerii. its 1 spite of the repeated orders to the contrary.-- .. Mails of a feather, as the Euglish proverb tins it, naturally flock together ; - and when. the Po. , lice sees two or three meethirs of this kind be- • come numerous, it lays its hand upon sheen—and ..thitsithrearming revoltitiOn is •crushed ! The Mi . " .nittir t rboin .i, hove just named, continues to be the Object . 14' all'iorts of Insittions attacks from the party of fabricators. His declared resolu tion to prosecute to the uttnost the investigiei ti ouinto the. forgery of this Report, has drawn, ' on him all their malice, and Makes him the 01P .. .. ject or nese calumnies every are . • stories are ca l cu l ate d for ..tglisli credulity, are . • of - course; ate e i rcu h tt ed i n Engibil patties. ',;•'.. . . I.lately hearth a • tale of this ki n d relative to a pretended dispute b e t ween P uz zo al B"gu anciTallityrand, in which the latter was repre 4 , • . se:acd as having most grossly insulted the loftier- ' ' in a: public vim/mite, calling him an adventurer , • •m• •••• ....... . ate)" reproaching bins with having rennatwe' Prance and Franck interests. It is not necessary to 'now AttuFb/of M. le Talleyrand to be p.- .r.. sue ledlhow totally' improbable such a story 11 1 '"' ' t. , Perlispa, of all. the statesineti in France, he is til l very teat who, in a ptiblic company, would deliver WI Political oPittioa, or enter into, any discessioa whatever ; still less would he speak with warm th ' or descend to personalities. Ile is a man on witvg e , coitntenance . p ission' Call tie ver b e trace d, tol ~ whose'voice is ileser elevated by the working' ° his mind. Hip 'reserve is even singular. Wh tg he unbends. before one or two friends, it- is M I : until after casting an eye all round, to assure 'dal' ,self that their secrecy can no t b e b ro k en in tiiew- Tallityraud's pante, hotvever, seems to carry par. - ticalee ` weight—l.know not why—with our heel," . his - Op i piesitionists—irobehly because he was so nii er;'; ittirted and complimented by their o racle IF; : end hence it is, .as I conjecture, that they have maide use of his name to ria (tow , ' the repetatiiiii . of M. Puzzo di Bergo. M to the conversation ' which I mentioneo ash 'se, 1 can positively . assure you it is it pure lie tint' ; 810101,0 I heard it eimfeleutly asserted or ionic of the Ic.-e--- end W-- act. They are stl tert'stetl iii rucleavomiug to ihroW a new .1.004 over the RoSSlnti AlioiSter, preelsrlyheesase i 441 1+ rtstslvetl to tli.perve tha forme: aunt!. _de will out let the Erp. , rt rest, but talks ot proseeittier, the forgery both in France and in Etietenti. bit - Robert %Elvin's' trial for the escape tat letvale.te must soon be brought to a point. 1 monitio:icct to - you, in my, hest, some papers witich wete suid I'' have heel), discovered. 'I have since Iteerd of otbtl' docunienta . equally impoiraet, oh- Altiih, :,, ..1 next, I hope to be able to seittl you tee Lesrlice lars. Melt itantes ale comproaitst:tl Mau the iri-eitelt Citirti!rament will probably think it pteeros i ,;tit h gils o .pitlicity to ; and ;Ills of cOut se rent it:r* , their pryceeilings the more ticlicate' a ud lillieult• ' ,• - .lffottelirird is their lot; after suite:fie:4 so otti-c l4 front` the villany ,of their uwti sobjeets, Au b. : titiw plaghed with the folly of ours I. I hate itt-* 1 read an article .in the last Edinburgh, Review, 4I 1 ": titled Ertitice i - btt which stomid rattier be ttatticti ' Slanyisio of the odei,nist Fection. A more its . peactit misrepresentatiOn- of feels Wi never pull together. The writer silk, for inst ance , t h a t ill r , Kilig noMinated, in some iiistances, a third,. oll l ' in, Some an - half, of the Elec:Ural Colleges. •- 6 -,- herewith send you the ii.seoi buttie of those Olt; legee, You will perceive_ it:. cousista.. of `2 4 'r Memhers, nominated iluri lig the uo'verntileot ,irt Bnonaparte, and 'twentYsthree nounoa"" std, by the Kieg's Prefecta. S uc h' Wk s t h e ce s 4l or!nearly -so; .ell over France : and so scritpulqj . was the . King in his tionsiaatious (which, al"' all, were ohly previsienal), that Whereas the hog directed the ethlitional Members' to- be cleoe' from the Legion of Honour, he would not .e"'; ' suffer the Knights of St. Louis' to be ronsidereti on.-the same touting, though in other respect' 61 for nomitiation. It is, however, a syStent wilitce,l,' ' taiu writers in Englautl (I unity say with all v°- ,preisettend • e itterettlitemapatte), to cry 460' 0 '7 Chattiheruf Deporiee-e.the most licniorlibletted I."ii fairly chosen hinly of Representativestilat this ceto''' try ever IrOSSCSkti. I tltt: mm e laa t, 's ient it, 11 ' i1 liceelise it gives a colour to the absurd prejittlic e ' :so prevalent here, that all the iceolutions of i.e.,,,nc0 haye b.ceulonteliteti by England. 'Listen to 0 914 of thel'a'rasiati politicians, and they .will.tell Y ° " that Rebespiei re was paid by En ;land ; - mid 1 1 1 Loglatitt listen M 13itonap a rte l e st year et E I , ,su ite -110‘1 at St. ficl ell a, Duly to let hi m l o O s e. 01— , ' prpper opportunity. M en h ave lately teen dete c t`'" .., in sedecitte some soldiers.of the Royal tetrarch 14 : desere, its order t o j o i n t h e stan d ar d o f N aP "len IL, to whom, they pretend e d, money wae to "*". ." furnished by England ! though I have spoken abo 4 . of an Orleanist faction; do nut sup Pose I titetuk (11 ! inettipate the- Dt,ht of th at - name. I reiCf 10 *I , patticuiar and very well known . act or • P en ' ''. 4 here, with whom :prebabiy . the Itet it ncr otY l°. ` .. 14 cIY :as'snciated, and who are tinkled by I ( Its 'dreams of their Thighs Priesiess, the ce l e brated M,; . dame tie bled. ili'llislady, in 1813, ore , "" 11 " . 1 .- • Jean tArl would be tt good name fora King t ' Yrkiwi, a she now p re f ers t h e 1141)1C of rbilim,}, 'Egalite,-• One .wo u ld thi n k a ll eitis Was l"t ) " ) d „, • silt-trio attract a moment's attention ; and yet t" ). ' -or . three pers ons o f SotliC ran k h a re c olt Chet: 4 , 'tteivee to school t o thi , ll ig L y .:arne. rheY!' il i Dtie de Broglie is je st in d it, Mitletuota etii, i• de btaele . i .