The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-15 00:00:00

ENCH PA PERs, taEcy . ver) LAST NIGHT%) PARIS, ' Oer. ll.—The King presided Ole day ;before yesterday at the. 'Council of "%holsters, trhich s©t till near qi'x rdnelt. ELECTION OP I) EP UT dirdee4e--M. M. Itodreyt, uf the hut Chamber, llnticlon. Ca 1 pejdoa- 7 [Name* girem . hefore inceriectly)—M. M. de:Ciir. dey, de Tolleville. d'Haute-fenille, tlervult ife'Huiter. M Mu hellrt, :Tibor de Chaliu. nouiPe-The Count de Seey, Prefect. 2)r4ine—M. M. Chabrillent, . iroitd•—M. M. It4rtz. Ad roeve. President of the College; i'vlitaster of the Interior. 'Balite Loire—M. Chabron de SoMae. Loick Inieirior6.:-M. M. de Coislin, D4rbitr, both . of tut lito Ch3lll her. .IreirtAe—Lictitennitt Peak—M. It t larry. Vienne—g. 11. Deltuitits, Laroche Tulloti. I rbe Duchess of Wellington tirriveil oil the stl , hi ti►e evening itt Cinntiray, and proceeded im metliately to Mont St. Martin. The Duke n Wellington, left Cainbr.iy on the Gilt, for l►is re. sidence. A le't'ter front Arras, dated October t, says-- A great moVetnent of the idlitid tromps IS aononnc ed for the 10th of this month. Several corps will pass under the ramparts tat Arras, without enter ing the city. These troops are marching towards Cambray and other points. / 'they have their ma•. teniel of a r: ill er y w i t h t h em . The Department of the Gironde sends five De pwici ; the voters are 197. On the first scrutiny, M. Ilavez, President of the Electoral College, had 110 votes, M. Lainti 107. They were pro• claimed Deputies. The following:is an extract of the speech with which M. Itavez, ,as President, opened th‘i elections :—" Adthitted to a private audience of the wing. his. Majesty, when he charged me with these functions, .addressed me as fall !ws 6' ' mesa• agitations have already disturheti France ; sbe has need of repsfsef she must have, in (mitt; to enjoy it, Pep;►tics attached to my person, to legitimasy, and the cliaittr ; List, shore all, moderate and prurient. Your de.' partmcnt has already given me great proofs of affection and fidelity: I expect a new tettiihony of this in your approaching elections. 'tell the electors, that it is a good old man who brgi them to m:►l:c Isis latter days happy by the happiness of Li. children."' forty.nite Departments have now completely nominated their Deputies to thu Chamber. Eight stave only clone sn partially, hut ate proceeding in the election's. The Electoral Colleges of two, the Euro and the Oise, have separated without isgmlug a single Deputy. 4 0tere Is taut (4 a journey of the Princes to Vontsincblean : it is added, that his :klajesty will •ircteeecl thither between the 20th and . 25th of October, and will return to Paris about the end of the month. There arrive in all the ports of Italy cargoes of grain front OtICS64. A single commercial house tat Leghorn tans already 250,000 socks in entrepot. Vesterday, after mugs, the King received the Duke of Kent. His Royal Highness was after. wands presented to Monsieur, the Duchess of An gouleme, and the Duchess of Berri. There will be on the 18th or ItDOh a grand re. vie,w the plain of Denain. The English, Danish, and Hanoverian contingents will periortn manoeuvres. The Court of Cassation has rejected the appeal of. Charles Moonier. sentenced to , death for hav ing been an accomplice in a plot to take possession of the fortress of Vincennes. M. Sommery, attached. to the Embassy from France to Rome, set out yesterday for that city; it is said, that he carries with him dispateiws. M. De Bois Savory, Member of , the list Cham ber, and President of the Elector4l College of Deux Sevres, is dead. M. Nutt De S. Defiler, lc:night of Malta, is elected Mayor of Grenoble. Among the latest arrivals at Paris is Mr. Leach, the King's Counsel, and Chancellor to the Prince of Wales. The Count D" vet departu re announced from Berlin, his lo ru s i e ss i was the French prisoners of 'war, is returnmt () ;:i: eative t° Paris, havin , 4 terminated his mission. to ills Royal Highness Moneieur, aeennina I by the Duke of Ragusa, p a s se d the Royal {Yuarrd in review its the Champ tie 4. ars yesterday morning. - Since Sunday last the public rush itt crowds to the Royal Academy, 16 admire a new Exhibitio n . 'Tie objects of Art amount to 432. The Queen of the Netherlands, the aunt of the Mnnarch, held the Hereditary Princess of tresie`Cassel, who ere members of - the Academy, ; hare exhibited paintings which they have' executed "thetnaclves. Setting apart the rank of their authors, Amateurs consider these paintings at very beautiful. 'The llama Comnikaary; named by the Holy der, for the examination and the liquidation of the claims of the subjects of the Allied Powers, Count Ginnosi, took the nab from:the hands of die Chancellor of France, in conformity to the Lib Article of the Additional Convection of the 'treaty of Novemher2o, - FitANKPORT, Oct. 6.--It is said the Court of Petersborgh bas formally declared, that it does A~ , not wit:ll to Nile Tiait in At HMIIts the (Iceman Pr'inceb in the Dict. PET R*o URGH, s4lll`. 17. —The EntOeror tlttlt tt Moscow the 24th or ti l ls innnat, and *ill Wive: at 'Warsaw the 12titOct:!ther. ()or. I .+—Stlll nothing transpire t re peclillg our new Constitution, though the pro. ject is said to he entirely finished. "the - King bas arrived from Toeplitt in very good health. All the Princes 'and Princesses of the Royal House, anti 'the Dignitaries, went o n t to receive his•Majesty.--'the diliereneci.betweert our Costa and that of Nesse Cassel are not yet quite settled. ANcotta, SUPT. 25:--The Queens( Sweden and her son are shortly expected here. 'they will re : - side in the Pontifical Palace. Ismael Gibraltar, Charge de Affaires from the. Viceroy of Cairo, has arrived in our port. It ap pears that 114 will make some stay here, having hired a country house. We are assured that he hai terminated happily his mission to the Court of Tuscany. t"IENY,%. SEPT. 9.9.—1 t is understood that many adrauragetnis eltangel will he wade in the firgitni. zation of ILltti:im. These chingeg, it is said, will be made by common consent between our Coitrt and the Hungarian States;: ZURICH, OCT. 2.—Thei latest .letterb from Ltt gano anuounre the ihrival of the, rrincess Of IValei„ , with a hiilliant And numerons, suite, at hrr heantieht residence on the. Like . of. Como, where she proposes ,to Nis the winter. The Archduke Itegnier is e l / 4 peerell at Como, on a visi to the Princess. FRENtii ,Ft7Nl)s. S per Cents. y . 159 f . 10 C. 134nk Actinns. . • 1 1 tt; f. 280 ?TENCH 1 1 10ERS.-(IIECTIVED THIS mbnNiNo.) Pants, O CT. 12.—The C;►apel of the . Col-icier genie h►as just been rebuilt. It communicates at present with the Chamber which the Queen (leen; pied during her latter days. An expiatory monu ment has been erected in the room. The in auguration of this monument will t place un the 16th of October, the anniversary of the Queen's death, and mass will be celebrated in the A bellows-maker, living in Faubourg St. An toine, killed his wife yesterday with a sabre. The frequent inebriety of the woman, and her extreme indolence, occasioned continual gnat rely. It was at the end of a very noisy dispute that the event took place. The husband is arrested. The Abbe Henry, accused before the Tribunal of Police as author of a work against the Charter, has not appeared at any of the Sit►in;s. On Friday last M. Roussialle, his advocate, expressed his . intention of bringing the affair before the .judges of Nantes,, where the accused.lives. CONTINUATION OF THIS EI.IICTION OP DIMITIES. Cnrrcic.•.-Cenrral Ambrujeac.. Charrste.—.M. %ihea. essrs nutnarnallae, Ex!Deppty; Roussin, and trAugirr, Et-thptity, /bat Ogron.l.,..m c sors, Viitt ruyturin, • Limirac, and trAldegisiur. Ileratin.—Meoro. di.-Nrontealm and Durand. irfnets.-11. Clerisie de Hastiagnes. frbine-et.Leire.—M. Lalvoilrdonrsnio, Ex-Drpoty. Morki Jo' Ex-deputr; Nnsittd, COMA d'Augier, EXAKplIty; and Kurisonnel, Pro,idcitt of the tri tb.un4l of l'Oriftat. l'ortees (hasses).—Messrs. I'd,get de Ihturc, Armand d'Angosse, and Lormand. Pyrenees (Orieutales),-41. Durand. Tarn-e.Goreant.--.)tiessrs, tie Niertarrieu, President of the Ccliege, end De C;aumont-Lefostd. Tr) TliatfllTOlL OF THE 30URNAL, DI PAIIIS. Sta,—rn a wnrk entitled, " Concerning, the Monarchy tie Cording to the Charter," at liage 81,.,chApter 34, en the subject of a vast Con spiracy which was 81x1d to be forming in 1814, for ten. months round the throne, we read the following : " The packets ót Napoleon Went publicly by be post." I do not know if a fact thus enounced, is so by inadverteney, or with the intention of support ing against me allegations as false as absurd, wi,ich have continued to exist' for more titan one year, anti to which I disdained to answer. But this work having hid great publicity, I feel' it incum bent on me to assure the 'Public that it is falsa. The Minixter of State, Comte. FiRRAND. i'der . of Frasec • aA FORT (1C . 1% Y.—The accredited Ministers nt the Diet *ill hold a second preliminary Cfin• fefenCe on the 9th. The subjects' which will be disrmwd are already cietermineti. ' Some Prussian engineers have arrived at (hese!) t o examine the Lahn, and render it navigable from Weilbourg to Marbourg. The harvest is terminated in all Swabia, and is generally good. Some part only has suffered from th e floods; corn►, however, maintains a high price. Considerable purchases have been made tnr the allied troops which are in Prance. The wines arc excessively dear in all Germany, although their Consumption decreases every (lay. The viritAge is next to uotbiwz. ItaGran, SEPT. 25.—The armed force of our city, after many researches, at leogth tincovered the retreat of Fradiaroletto. This monster, tint iog the first troubles of Calabria, affected to be a ser. rant of the royat cause, and commanded a corps of wretches under the English. Sin c e th e last r6volt%tion which i i, rtplactd the legitim.itc Upon his throne, Fradi.avoletto not being able to lubmit to the laws,triught an asylum in the mnot. tains, whence he doole inetosions intri the'Vourc tty, robbing '.privii've persons, and breakidg churches. At last this monster was arrested, but his death has given new prOofs of the ferocious-... ties, •of this- character. His confessor, two, keepers, and the clerk who _read the sen tence to him, were found dead by his side. It was remarked he bad a tobacco-box, Nvicli it appears bad a fahe bottom, in which be .concealed a most suhtile poison, and which caused the death of the attendants. They were seized with an hetnorrhage at the mouth and nose, at tended with violent convulsions. All the breast was covered with livid spots, as front a malignant fever. BERLIN. OCT. 2.—We are assured that his Ma jelty has declared in the most positive-Manner that Oa new constitution shall c9tunimice on the lst of limitary next. VIENNA, OcT. 1 —The Criont Capo-d'lstria set out the day before yesierday for Cot fu. FRESCH FUNDS. 5 per Cents. St? 1. 25 c. Batik Actions .11AMI3U1IGII MAIL. CONSTANXINOPLE, AuG. 28.—Gen. Lsßement, had scarcely left this city, in company with an officer of the name of Vintintelle, who formerly served in Buonapsrte's army, when Savary also received pet emptot y orders to depart immediately. lie has embarked on board an American ship for Salem. It it remarkable that the sending away o f those two Frenchman was effected by a Firinan of the Sultan, is which it is farther announced, that his Sublimity will not in future allow any one of the adherents of the deposed Emperor to abide in the Turkish dominions. PitTansauaGn, Sci'T. IB.—The time of the Emperor's stay at Moscow was a series of the most delightful Ikea for the inhabitants. Hui Majesty viewed all the Public Establishments, anti issued many beneficial Ordinances. On the 26th the Emperor honoured with his presence a grand Bill, given by the Merchants of Moscow. The Emperor danced with the most distinguished Ladies, and the wives of the principal citizens. The number of the guests w4s above 4.500. It would take a volnme to describe all the festivities that, took place at Moscow, while the Emperor wits there. • On the 3lst August his Majesty Went to Tula, to proceed from that place by will of Kaluga to Kieft'. O the 30th August (0. his Majeily issued a Manifesto, expressive of, his gratitude to the city of Moscow for the important services it has rendered by its heroic sacrifices. •- raom Tue. 6. I KtP. , , OCT. 3.—The King of Mir temburg has purchased for his Menagerie a Rhi noceros, for which be has given 18,000 florins. BEALItt, OCT s.—The Grand Duke Nicholas arrived here nn the 34 from St. Pctersburgh. His Imperial Highness reside in the P4lace here till the reviews are over, and then at Charlotten berg.—Exchange on London-36. 4. 'MUSSELS MAIL BRUSStyt.S► OCT. 9.---Yesterday morning we re. ceived here the news that their Majesties and the Princess Alatianne will arrive here to.morroui evening., The Crown Prince and Princess will go first to Laden, and then make Weir solemn entry into this city. The preparations for their reception ate accordingly prosecuting with double activity. In many parts of the city the honsi's fire new painting. The Place Royale, 'and the honses that surround the Park, will make a very fine appearance. All the streets through which the Royal Pair pass are to be hung with green. The elections of the Deputies to the New Chem ber are finished in French Flanders and Artois. At Lille the Electors have chosen Baron Btigodi, for • snarly-My/op of ilastt city, and BAUM de_Copens, both Menthets of the late Chamber. The third choice fell on Marshal Monier, who cornnfinded at Lille when the King fled on iltionaparte's re turn. The conduct of the Marshal has been 'vari ously judged of: it however seems certain that he hindered the King from being made prisoner by the rebellious troops. The corps of the Army of Occupation rival each other in discipline. A Russian soldier, who lately cenntnitted a great ct imc against a French citizen, has been shot on the spot where the clime was petpetrated. The Prefect of the Dc p►rt•tment of the North hes hero streral times et Valenciennes, in order to concert measures with the British Commandant for preventing com plaints which may arise from the difference of language. tvery thing is done to lessen as much as possible the burden of the inhabitants, who still consider the occupatiot3..of the country by fprergo troops As 'll liuutiliatio t. ARRtvE , .-1 France. I 1 l!atitbiirkii, 2 I Waterford. Duc.--i Uuticiilmrgif, 1 duerusey awl Jer.e^y, 1 11.4U:third. rPrcr: or' sToeo Tills PAY AT T'VVLA`V. ...f:1.11CIC. 1 5 Bank Stock, iii 1 4 •:rtk i,. Aim.... .... .....1 ptr lent. Kett ... • 6 11 L. l it iso ;) per Cent.. ...... 1 911 t per ( ent. t:o114. viii4 tml , , 8., ,, d4,..... I Iti. 'is, r. 4, licr tcotts. . 3 - per Ccnt. N. Ants...93ii;;; 1 cuas. fur Nut em ber,. •..6211 HIGH WATER AT LONDON II fl 1()GE TO-MORROW. 65 minutes alter 9. 1 Evviiiiig, 4V luitiotes OW )0 THE SUN. 40LEM QUIS WERE FAILSUM AUDEAT LONDON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1816. The Paris Papers to Sunday have arrived in 4Lif course. Never was any thing so hard to &got. as the victory of Lord EXMOUTiI. We really be-, lieve that the French feel it more . sorely than th e Algerines. The first article in the Jou/10 ill Debats of Satur.lay runs thus : Sipee di!! Expedition of Lord ExmouTH, Alg erl64 ' cruisers are still met in the Alediterranonv which were not at Algiers during the bambartlnieat at that City, and which continue their 'Aril' cies ! ! ! " All things seem yelluw to a jaundiced eye. Poor Journal des Debuts ! More Election-returns and a few unimpoiont paragraphs are the residue contents of tbesebio:" ren journals. Harnburgh and Dutcli Alai's occupy their °W I .. places in our preceding columns ; but the ne' d . from the Continent to-day possesses little.Nall° for the Ettglith [From letr .11uraing Post] (:° PARIS, Ocr. B.—The Duke of OTRAsTO had a communication made to hint, from per°l of the highest rank in FriiilCe, through the valier de lintessoN. The Duke has all Ids hf c c i . time been ready to sacrifice himself tor the go°l of his coentry, and he will not now, when oPP l ;:, , to from that (ratter thst can alone guartinteel sSer'fi cd happiness of France, refuse to make any that can he dema'nded of hint to piotaote that pose. We understand" that he is • prePa rla ' quit Prague, and may soon he expect ed in Fr ' gn i cc' "'hen he will most probAh;y resume -the sit ( * ) he has formerly filled with such eclat. - " A great struggle is Fluor btivreen parties of the Princes and the fur 4 p 0 ing tbe price of bread, w hich. is IS .4 yreir o . " " Disturhanrcs• took . lace yesterday, pounds." 'i ll. Were it not for the respectability ,7f f tile i of intelligence, vre should consider it 43 (ine pt o C tnil lo , : n ly ' st ni i i t e t tl :i t t s t w c : e o h n i t i n c) , :t il e ' t i N et r l irl i e t s i laistbtie:l:.ssea):ll);:efaisr,esait'atiCsce:ni. I g l n i r li ": ; : : 3 ;i ii:rt: ilci:: • tro' s Royal :Master to (Ist I,t. iiittift i . -I- end devoted friends, but to sot""" 1:Ist f himself into the power.of a man personally o"'i, ea tto! to.him ; his brother's inutderer ; the cr , ad . 9 Isis f . = itin'L l Y ; , waist f oe, and the persecutor i , men attached to the Bourbon to ! "Illif' s ~a. bad to believe.. 010 1 Our First Page contains 8 very interesonft • snilur-like account of t!►e i Att ackcii c 4i Et t i M eta • coiit~ ns;'seterul particulars stated before. „ v ;tr At - the Council hell by die I acreat° YVerd4Y, atCarltou .8 further i"rtill ti't tl ° ° of Parliament wa de'tertnined 'lion of January next. • , . D. 1:•2:1).,•4: 071(e—F:J\, STOPPAGE OF DISTILI.AItoti litt):.l (IR-r‘1".... A Gelitletran i rininent li3 a I)istiller+ 3s II 3" !! ,- moment called at, our Office te intortn us, I' l Pli ent Order has been issneil -. by - Gocernm ent Id Yr(' 11; li phtiniition from Ceain: 'rids w ill be bb;,P " b Cite Cot try.--( Dublin Fre,: ;n g -rm.) Ail ° th 1 . 1 ; tefully r eceirei tietuing for', and Will be l fa rti:itatint:alitgiceiarsr.,:tt,at t l...l ‘ l, Ct.4 tis il:T v i l ,,:i r V 4 2 ci A E g s, r m jn o 4 ti l i i, l i t i rli ju ( ! v tl o l f e .........Adep. -- I '. )KI - d c 1 11 117 . T . :; , : 1 1- . ' 1 . :::: 1 1P I : e te n tlY1 1: t r ; e n s rc ii i3 t er .13 tr i : i t i iftlig3llllll°l:neinittlaniirrlfl°i I t t l i el : r : tl4ll:t)er II.Ci);:1;C..‘:: . ..,.yic.c.;‘,.:Eyr:4l:(l4::7llSisCcitEsilselt:tEvilsliTi 1"/IIIS This I 1 T 1 I PriCl Arlton-liowe, rt thiee oselt ick. 0, "•!' day, ft 0 fil 1 Vindsor.--The 1/uke of ' O l ~, e . the is exi)ected t() Sct o'ct, in thc cs ?‘ ' . . or ta be weck , on his return to 1-Ittnover tl th e * of Frotce, ' rt pave, f - of the report, circulaterf hv the Frencl" -pfilt gc°':t!tsi:octilß"tl:,eicloit is ic t b :.24 u";p 'S oS it e ) t r i en tr t i iii t 's te t( o '.llll°llrlYrY%:ii;lll° T fD k o 'WELLINGTON is otP A :c rlievlel it:ntC li al i 'i ll e- , iOnn i ti ) :l'. ) , :t. t 3beirtly ill Pork--prensrstioni fife airetelY ' 1 " - A ''t i'!' ilatei for his reception. , a c lifir cr4 ()o Spltoldrbiy the PENCE It rGetir g",,fnah' I" lii6 iliTil brother the juke ot GO -- and a select pity of friends,