The Sun. — London, England, 1816-07-17 00:00:00

I , 'GERNIAN PAPERS. 0 lONIAN (SIAN S. ITOCTANTATION OF 01;N1':RAL , MAITCAS:D. " His Foceetiency the General retruttlted, with sorrow, soon alter 1) .. .s in thew States, that 'Oat! persons dischated , front t,4e Setytte by the Pioelama6on of the 22d i st. cherish , d preten 7 sions which were diroctly contrary to the Treaty coneltided at Paris by the tlielt Allies, fur the good 'of the inhabitants of these islands. The 4th 'article of the said Treaty runs thus :---( Till the Constttut ion shall be d;avrn up and approved, the existing Constitutionfot the several lonian Islands Shall remain in force, and undergo no chan`ge, ex cept such rts way titlesolved upon by his British I‘Pojesty i,n Connoil: Prom this article it is evi dent, that - till the introduction of one common Colt , ;titution for the united Islands, each 'of them Imlst.be enverued according to that Constitntion_ wheh cx seed at the time of the signature of the Maly• Not tlfstanding this,` tae peekons dis charged Awn the Setth'te Lave a'ssertetl, that only . doe Constitution prevails in theta ithnth, itarntly, that of 1803, and that all the C;oustifutions which hi s Majesty has given to the several islands since that period, are null and void, and O w senate o f Corfu is, in fact, the Representative Body ofall,the • Xonlan I s lands.• A giiingt such pratensiOns, such false interpretations of the letter and spirit of the• above quoted article, it wool() be vain to employ the langnageaf reason,, for they are maintained with an obstinacy which is equalled only by their fallacy. 'fierce, circumstances have compelled his Excellency to draw the attention of his Majesty to this'cireumstance, and'his Majesty has been . pleased to declare his will in a Cabinet Ortler x.c,elleHiy was already officially acquaint sscl with the existence and the spirit of this order, wheat he published his proclamation of the 22d, htit-lutt could not then quote the words of tire or der eitielf, bccatite it had not been officially cam utuniCated to his Bxcellency. This has been now done, and his Excellency thinks proper that the following extracts front it should he made known to the Public. The Cabinet Order having quoted the article of the treaty applicable to the case in goestion, proceeds---' and as the above-men tioned Coustitutio3 is not yet prepared and ap proved, his Royal aighness, considering what has passed, andittliging that it might be proper to kri&vim his Milicity't: will in regard to rime provisiOnal administration of the Islands, has been pleased in the name of his Majesty, and with the advice of his Privy Connell, to ordain by these presents, that time Government Which subsisted in the islands at the titue,of the said Treaty, shall re main hi forte as provisional Governments, for the if•parate administration of the itlandi, till the said Constitution shall be drawn dud approved, or till a change shall' be . nt tde in the said On ,.erottionts, or in some tif them, by an Order in Council, %With his Majesty tnay issue in the man ner prescribed inithe Treaty itself. Iris Majesty 116 her Ortraitri, that no who, before or after the . present . .order, marhikie been de uted or chosen as a member of a Senate or Conn ell existing'in Corfu during the continttation of the Provisional Governments shalt further remain Members cat such , Senate or Council, or act'as finch, unless he be a native ut the said Island of Corfu ; it is further ordered that the recent shall vernain. in force, till the said Constitution is drawn up and apprOVed, 'or till this present order shall b revoked or changed by another Order in Coun cil, as is prescribed in. the Treaty. The. Right Liartillthurst, one of his Majesty's Secre taries of State, shall' provide for the execution of tl.►i~,.orcler.' , These presents shall be printed in Creek and and pntilildied. rrova the P4l4ce. Coast, goth Ntay, by hirr roceellet:cy'. vonitrtantl, WILLIAM MEYER. Secretary to the Government." , . Atr9surno, the German Obseruer 'of the '',2114 of June, Is a letter from Coblentz, stating, ' that •Mr Onerre has been invited by -the Bavarian Government to go to Monicts, to ,• receive a pension of 4001) florins ; , mid entire liberty for the continuation of his Mercury ; but that he had,declinet the invitation, and lives now retired at :Coblentz, iti4 native city." We are "authorized to &Cling) this news entirely false and ndiess groo . FrIANKEOP.T, JULY King nf Wurtem. berg, by a resetir of the 4th of this month, has Count Mkolelehohe, 'Minister. of State •.itttl of Conferences, from the functions of Minis -ter of thetrinatice, and confided thorn to the Privy Counsellor of State Otto, who has been appoint 'eft Minister of the Finances. Mr. Otto is also pd -interim with the. Ministry of the lu seri 4. Ilarottllinenlein,• the Prussian Minister t o the Diet, acid out to-night or tomorrow f o r Excellency will. return here by the ist ot August. • • y iFN NA i JOKE 2i).---Accounts from the circle or Chrisdine say, that a dreadful fire, which broke out at lichennieuth,•in spite of the most a rtjve i:NeltiOnS to extingnibh it, itt which the Maws- ;r i ' j,` 4 , etVl i; , . i i.. . il ! ! ; 1 4, . 1 , i ! I . 'l 17r 3..:4 ! . i ' ' , : !1!!: i.l !,bt,••io T. f I , ' I , . i l i ,4 t I ' t'l: ...& . i} ~ ll ~. ~a 1.,....;:- , 4 1 J.:3,6 ~ ~ ~~. / , ~., .. 7 - , , trat:!s greatly distritguislicd themselves, has tie- 1 strayed 205 Imildittp, among ti hick are several public istabli-oonenta, which, with 'tlie finest fruit gardens, Were in a few 114101 Lie :fifty of the flaneS.-* A violent anti continued rAitt 't'-nt the fol lowing days inet eased the tli;itress, by *nntlerinin.- ing it great part of what remained standing. Mtn dreds of familie4 in this unhappy place., which ex perienced a similar visitation . itr 1774, aec 110'w languishing, without roof to cover them, and de- plied of 'eVeVy hope, exc/pt from the humanity and benevolettec of their generous countrymen. NUREMBERG ,TuLY 3.—The celebrated Sacro Catkin, or the ' holy vessel which Christ is said to have used at the Lord's, supper, and which was brought to Genoa in 1101, is come hack from France to Genoa, with other curiosities. The Kink designed to give it back to the church of St. Lorenio, where it was always kept. On the 15th of Jute the case in which it was packed was opened in the presence of the Magistrates and the Clergy, when, to the grief of all the persons pre sent, the vessel was found to be broken. On this occasion Genoa - I»+4 recovered several valuable matmscripts, WO the celebrated painting by Julio Romano, representing the Martyrdom of St. Stephen: The King of Sardinia has caused orders to be given to the French Gener.als Chattel and who had fixed themselves in Savoy, their native country, to quit his dominions, ST. PEIMISBURGI-1, JUNE 20.; THEA , OLLorIIs:G A lIiT,OI O THE WARES .BY THE NH VI TARIFfr ARP. PERMITTED TO BE IMPORTED SOLELY AT ST. PETR,ItiIIURGII AND ODE SA :--- Cambric„ white quilted coverletA;pidures with or without fumes, marble columns without ornaments, gon-harrela, silk stuns, vu. stuffs of a single eolour, smooth without gold and silser, Bros - detour , sating, tuffeties, levantines, serges, velvet.), crapes, rihandi, oreit4ifiantlx, tapestry works, without pia and silver. The duties are 13 per cent. all valorem: Pocket watchei and clocks,, with some exceptions, at 15 per cent.; lace, except what is wrought with gold and silver, 10 per cent. WARZs TIIR IMPORTATION OF 3,Vittcu MUST ONLY TAKE PLACR DT SEA. CaSsimirs of all colours, heaver and other skins; A►nerican sallies, hear skins, Sze., muskets and flre-arms, knives and forks, planes and pincers, razors and pen-knives, 25 per cent. t gloves, except woven, worsted and cotton stockings, except thread, and wove stoellingi half silk and half leather, 10 per cent.; catul►lcts, patent cords, flannels, 15 per cent. ; spun wool, all or not dyed, 10 per cent.; raw wool 5 per cent.; spun silk 2 percent. nuttEs IN SIIXER RUBLES. Cloths (black untl coarse cloth excup'ted) per arschine, I ruble OS copecks; unwrought ivisry and tortoiseshell, per pud, 75 cop.; tobacco, in leaf and spun, per pud, 2 rubles ; ca ouster, 25 copecks per lb.; segars, 75 copecks per lb.; snuff, 75 copecks per lb.; loaf sugar, 3 rub.. 79 cop. per puck; raw sugar, I rub. 50 cup. per lb. v‘AltitS tVHOSE INTRODUCTION' 1% rEitMITTEII BOTH BY LAND 4NI) krATEIi, ANL) Oy Tilk, DU- TiF.i ARV, INCKEASP,O. Spun mid dyed cottons, 7j per cent., whit.: cottons, stnnc vo w po r coait, c ases, without gold, silver,:ind p ! ,,iotiog,,qh per cent.; unrcctilied brandy, arrraA, and rum per aitker, hut.) 10 rubles ; wines of all kinds, per hhd. 3 ruhks; wine in botiles, 25 cop. the bottle ; scented waters 50 cup; the bottle ; mineral waters duty-free ; twined and dyid cantel's.hair, 8 rub. 75 cap. per putt.; mahogany 10 per cent. ; opt ers e .o rub. 75 cop. the two aukers ; sewing and. embroidering needles, 60 cop. per 1000. Mathematical, pliysical, &c. instruments, duty-free ; corals, with dunnage, 10 per cent., without dnunage 1 rub. 60 cup. pild, rasped -I rub. 511 cup. per putt; horses, duty-free; Hun gary itori;:li qi rubles; musical instruments, excepting such as are biOnitedi 10 per cent.; brick* 1:i cop. per t 000; pan t 1 runic Per 10u0; unwrought hides 15 per cent. ;old and silver duty-free; fist, ; doulde, d rub. 23 cdp. per 450 plates; iffem. sitigle; 3 i üb. 13 cop.; porter, 20 rub, per hogshead ; cheese, 60 rublei per pud. -WAIIE4" OP WHICH THE IMPORTATION IS PllOlll ArrED POE PURIM) Oie tWELVE YEARS. All works in gold, silver, and bronze ; Cotton stittfis woven With gold and silver, and dyed; also Chintzes; body-linen (except fur travellers); rectified liqueurs and' lirandies ; arti cles of jewellery and hardware, except such as art permitted. Mustard; wrought wood ; small shot; bullets and Wrought iron ; looking-glasses, plate-glass, widen ware* in glass j all the gold instruments which serve for needle-work gold, gil vcr, and gilt fustage ; journal-books and post-paper; indigo of Jamaica, and itidigO in bales; quits, in which gold and silver are wrought, besides those of silk, Without exception ; all kinds of beer, except porter; all cast-off clothes; all sorts of galloon; all kinds of linen stuff, except cambric; gun powder; bed-hangings; buttons ; tobacco-pipes ; all that be longs to female attire ;.! vinegar, except wine-vinegar; fritits preserved io sugar; teal chocolate ; silk-stuffs, except . those permitted ; all needle-works,of whatever stuffs ; balm; bats ; rqulpages, except Owe of travellers; gin; ruin, UntiVilse tat Jan. 1619. WARES or WHICH THE REPORT IS PR9HIEITED. flare-skins, horses, Russian money,lilver and bank-assign ;omits. Reaver and other shins; all metals in bars, and all foreign money, pas , on export, 3 per cent. Att the wares which are m prohibited in the tariff, and o f whiCh the importation is free, may be imported at St Pews. `burgh end Odessa fora duty of , s 5 per rent. Fur the importation of merchandise the ports of St. Peters burgh, Revel, Rigau, and Lieban, arc assigned in the lialtic. The duties are, as has been already stated, .tts he paid in silver rubles; but at the end of every year, the course shall be fixed accordin4 to which the bank-assignations *ball be taken itt payment of .these duties during the follewing year. Specimens of a magnificent Set of China., from the manufactory at Colebrook-hate, are now ex hibited at MURnocK'S, in Oxford-strect ; it is intended for his ttoyal Highness the Duke of GLoucEswatt. The Sevre China, manufactories !rive now competitors who, hid fair to Exco in the articles of China. The manufactories at Cole brook' and at Stonmer having jheft completed some beautiful specimens. Her Royal 'lligh h e s s the Princess MARY has recently obtained Mrs Mort lock a saperh dejenne Set front the latter place . ; and one is also preparing for her Royal Highness the Plincess CfIARLOrTg, part of which is now exhibited at '250, Oxford-street. r 121.4 1 N 1 APERqs, LRECEIVED.THIS NIORNING,.I VAR IS, JULY 141.:—An Officer of the Cuirassier's arrested yesterdsy a disbanded Ale& in the place of the Carousel, who was speaking disrespectfully at the King. A. French ship Codling from Cyprtis, has just entered the port of Marseilles. .A Barbary frigate chased her betwien Tunis and Sardinia, but she deSiStid froth the plirsult as soon 113 the 'White flag %vas hoiSeed. , In spite Of the bad weather which htii continu ed for several weeks, and which seems to haVe ceased for two (Lys; past; Ebb reports from the country are very protnising, thi corn has not suf fered, and the vines still look well. Letters from Frankfurt of the 9111 of July state, that the new constitution is now printing, and will be published in a few days. The Duke del !Janine, ambassador from Spain to the Court of Austria, who has resided for some time at Paris, has just set out tor Vienna. , The Rubin's, Lesueurs, and Vernets, which or namented the Gallery of the Luxembourg - ,•haVe just been removed to the Royal Museum. of the -Louvre, where they have been long expected. It appeali thatthcs'e precious pictures will be re placed by !limier' productions of great Those 0f the soi-disnut patriots of 141 6, who were condemned to capital punishment, were yes terdly conducted singly to the prison of Ricei re. The three tondemned,to deportation, who have not appealed 'to the Court OF Cassation, will be directly removed to the clepBt of Clermont Oise, Whence they will be carried beyond the seas to the place of their exile. These persons, Dervin, Desbnunes, and Warin, evince resignation, or rather perfect indifference. Charlesdispluysgreat resolution, he is now en deavouring, to obtain his ptivilege of printing for his son. Lefranc, who has grown old in the revolutions, 1 and whose life is full of extraordinary adventures, faces his new punishment without dread, and con - soles his companions. Pleignier, since his removal to Bietlire, has been extremely depressed. We are assured that one of the three patriot, of 1816, condemned eo capital punishment. has Composed verses upon repentance. It is de ploring rather late : so criminal an error i hot it the jtt4t ire of watt toutit be severe, God has tre.i. soros of Pity. Several Journals have annonneed, that on the 25th of Augost, the Day of St. Louis, the Na tional Guard of ['ails have resolved to have a ite in honour of the King. Navarre, a basket-maker, and formerly a sailor, aod.Galettc, ,a commissioner, having been Fede ralists, %sere ccinticinned yesterday to deportation by the Prevotal Court of Pauli. Both of them had tittered menaces against the King and his . f am il y . on the 27th of May last,'Galett,e'had made proposals which spewed that' he wei j dne of the soi-disant patriots of 1816. • , . , The Appeal in Cassation of the Ex-Count Libri de:Mignon(); condemned at Lyons to ten years of hard labour, has been rejected by the Court. M. Roland, a distinguished Statuary,one of the best scholars of Pajou'a school, recently died at Par t is, aged 71. • Letters from Toulon announce that the greatest activity-reigns in that port. It is belieVed that a squadron will be sent to the Levant, to protect the commerce of the friendly nations. i MaNuelm, JULY 6.—Austria'has not given up ail the prorinces on the Left Bank of the Rhine to BaVarlai She has disposed of a part of this' country in fatbur of the King of Prussia, by a se parate convention, concluded at Frankfort. The surrender of these districts has just been complet ed at Worms by the Naircin of Drossdyk, Austrian Commissary to the Counsellor Schmiz she Grol- Ivnbour i i, tic Prussian Commissary, who is at the atone time 'charged with the Goveinment of this country. These districts formerly. corn posed a ' part of the Electorate of Treves, and of the principality of Nassau-Saarbruck. They contain the Cantons of Sarreburg, Merzig, War loin, .Tholoy; Ertweiler, Hermetkeil, Birkenfeld, Bottmliolden, GrUmbach, Saint Windel, &c. . NAPLES,. JUNE 30.—We are assured that the vessel of war Lit Vint de N!sples, accompanied . by two frigates, met a squadron of pirates, and entirely defeated them. It is also said that ieve . rid ships have diserabarked in the Gulph of Man fredonia some of the unhappy. persons who have escaped hoar the late massacres at Algiers and Tunis ' VIKNN#!ts JULY 3 , -Twenty large packages have iri hell, etnisisting of tooli, instruments, and models of agriculture that his HighOess the Arch- Duke John bought during his visit to"England,— It is eyen believed to be the intention of the Prince to publish a work explanatory of the man. • . • net of using them, and that they are now ! engravings fur thiS pnrpos b . We are inking& that the j'rince 'Of Kattniti4 was in , is nitined Minister to the HOfy 'Set, and ti.it Ile is now returning. The Duke of San-Carlos, v. ks was here, wilt be replaced Gy a Aliiiiter of tl.,t Second SriRES, iIUGY B.L.—The French Civil bode', whidi is still in force in all the Prussiann - provinces on tiro: •t• • , left bank of the Rhine will cease', and be reptile, by the PrliSsiari Code. This laSt is found not to; be adapted to the localities and Actual state of inhabitants. • FRENCH FUNI)§. 5 per Cents. 5$ f. 50 c. Bank Actions DI A IS. AI:RP/CD—I 1)ob:in, 1 Waterford. nus-2 Haraburgb; t;uttenlitirgh. PiliCF, F STOCK 4 were o'ci.octc. ItAtiii 1..-t, rt... I 6 5-It the a India Bands, ...... ti,. 74. pr. Exch. 8i114,........31. 60. pr. CODS. fur decuutit, ... ; . 65 iji TIII4 DAY- Al' IN Bank Stock, 22nil I S per Cent. Red. .. ri,li 3 per t 'ent. Cons ...Wt . / i 1 4 ver Cents. .....79ii 5 per Celt. N. Ann— 944it44 COURSE (3' . EXCIfANCE, Tucson V, .ItILY lu. Amor:limn (Yalu, at Sight ................. AnisterdaT Ditto, ..t sight R.h otfetuu .............................. I 4 14 2 U. A uttxtry, • ........ 14 Ez.Nhincy liattiburgli • r; to ii Cs. Altotia Paris,,3 Dtty'i ziglit.. Ditto Flootiltaux, ditto Ftatikiort on the li.it. . Madrid 'l 4 hill'cli` e Cadiz .. ;s3 SEvitle i t Gibraltar Leghorn ‘ Cieito!i... .11i-liciiice :lattrt Palermo I . 1 1.3 per Oa. Lisbon Oporto / ........ 5U RN Janeiro DitWits .. .... 11 -Cork-- I.li per Coot. , Agin of the Bank on Holland.... 2 Portugal Gold, in Coin / .309 0 per OP Foreign Gold, in Bars New 9ou ill uons . U 14 t New Dollars ' Silver, On Bars, Standard . 0 5 0 HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE' TO-NlOltltga• Mvriiitig,39 minutes After 7. j .Erruing, S minutes alter So THE SUN. 110 LEM QVI vAt.c. , .• A i)enT LONDON, WEDNESD.IY, JULY 17, 181 d. _~ There was an idle paragraph in Ow from that Paper copied into many otlier?i that the Captain of a frigate had been bound tat ' 3 cross at Alters, &c. ; the Captain's name, 0 1 " (st affected tenderness to his family, was at. first Co— cealed, but at length. was broadly stated Captain DEANS DUNbAS, 01 the Tistis. The o'!rf is totally without foundation. We ha;re seen let ters from Captain DUNDAS, dated at I' o 4 after he ball left Algiers, stating that he 11 ., td bpartl an Algerine Ambassador and his Suitt' with &tom be was proceeding to Coustantiuqle• \tie are cltremely concerned to state, on ' I " authority of a letter from an English .6entlearot at Boulogne, dated .he 13th, t h a t a very tcr i°lll disturbance, in - *hid' sonic British Officers tlt: l4 implicated, took place'On the preceding c''" l ' l l' at , the•Theatre of that • place ; a nd we the m aii lament this event, from the circumstance or t he blame being chiefly attributed t o t h e uti.ind,i't ~ of our Couhtrymen. Our Informant states, tier on do, oecasion te" v asonu s r ml, O i fficers who went to thy' Tilei:re were,eral of behind the scenes. That with permission to 40 a Lientennnt .of Prs' goons, who was ineb r i a t e d, t oo k libe'rtivs with the Performers, strippi ng th e handkerchief Ito' the neck of one of them, which beiqg resco tc4l'il ,to the affray which ensued. A scuffle to" i ll '` ('. : blows were struck o n bo t h skies, the perfortonce. were suspended, and the Gu a rds were 50 ( i '' ,' ' e t These speedily arrived - m.4h their Comtnak4d°"''t their head, but the disorder had risen to too s'it)ic" a height to be suppressed by their apilea r ' ln i On (fie coutraty it seems rather to have hteN34e! the tumult :—" the French soldiery beg" (C°1 ,.. ) ; tinues our Correspondent), to act in suppoft 4,, their °Commandant, whose epauletts these tut, (misted young men had torn from his shoulder'' O hove n l en v f er :ur Officers , , a Lieutenant, rece ived 1104 wounds in different parts of his body, front (vh ` c • h, .0 it is expected and hoped he will , "" °' as he was deemed the most inoffensive of ihrPl'r ty, - i " The business is of a very serious nat ure, 10 is likely to undergo a rigid .investigation. 6'l4' raI,VIVIAN is expected here for the purpose of $4 ; skiing in the investigation, and'no doubt butt the 1 e it• whatever is due to our military discipline am' -/' t i i e n r i"l o r :t leave of absence, Ilaracter wilibe and thie. not 7cr : le e foo. a The Duke tIeTITZJANIES arrived lucre 8- o'clock this owning, and sails for Anthincl es ~. 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