The Sun. — London, England, 1816-09-24 00:00:00

~.,~',~. lowipg : 1 7 ;NCii 'PA PERS . ,~ .+ 3 ~ Aqt4 ' Le m ploiy. TATtis, SEPT. 21.—couitT OF ASSI2t3. Tritxl of C , HAItLESMONIER and FRANCtS far the Conspiracy otTiaceanes. The Court sat at half.ialit Bran], an expert peumau, was 'tailed in to examine the, notes upon the pia* ,and more 'especially those ilium N 0.29, to decide whether the) were written by the Sieur Brunet, by Thomas, or Monier. N. Ward's opinion coincided exactly with that 'of M. Saint °met.' The shapes of the letterslutd 'dashes of the pen discover the hand of illoitier,,s 'Ord this writing does not resemble in the least.; 'that of the Sieur 13runet. 'Monier persisted in. de vlaring•that Brunet was the author of these notes.: The . President then summoned M. Desrivnux, Lieutenant-C,olonel of Artillery atVincennes, one of the witnesses who were examined yesterday, and asked him if at the end of March last the pub lic was not refused admittance into the interior of Yroceunes, 'on account of a particular cireirin- Desvivaux replied, that on the day Of., the removal oft he remains of the Drake of Engliien lie in State in the Chapel of the Chateau,. the public had entire liberty of walking round it. Monier being then interrogated, declared lie Was not at Vincenfies at that - epoch. The examinations being finished Van.. docuvre addressed the' Jury:-- In an eloquent exorditun, this Magistrate showed how inconceivable it.'appeared that a Preneli soldier should basely meditate 'the 11S5fititi• nation of a French Garrison, of 1400 Ten, by poison. When the-%'st HON'S of this conspiracy reached the public it was received with doubt, and regarded as a report, engendered by fear, and propcpted by malevolence. In concluding, the• Advocate-General thought that the accusation against 'Monier was fully proVed; but as to Thomas, his participation did' nut appear to him lufficiently established. At half-past six in th© evening the Jury re , turned into the Court, and declared, That Charles Monier it not guilty of being one of the authors of a plot 'tending to excite the eiti aens and inhabitants against the Royal Anthority, and to change and destroy the Government ; that lie was an accomplice of the authors of this plot ; that he is guilty of not having discovered'the plot within 24 hours.' That Francis Tho►uas is act pitted upon all the irads ur the indictment ; and he ‘vas acenrdingly liberated. With regard to Monier, the Com t, after delibe rating upon the second resolution, which was de• termined simply by it majority, unanimously agreed with the greater number of the Jurors, aid pronounced sentence of death against The bentenee Was not given till eight o`cloek in the evening. An Ordonnance of the King contains the fol " Vicomte Chateaubriand having, in a certain Vublication, raised doubts concerning our per anal will, manifested by out Orc!mutinied of the bth of September, ." We have ordained and do ordain as follows " Vicomte Chatcaubiiaud from this day wilt . to be muting the number of our Ministers of Given at the Tuileries, ic. 20th Sept. NigortlY• • c LOUIS. (Couutienlived) " - RICHELIEU." .We ere assured that the Duke of Wellington 'will go about the let of October to Rocroi, to re. 'view 30,000 Russian troops, commanded by Count %Voronzoff. PAWS, SEPT.. 20.—Quedier, the man who ussassinated , M. Gonnedu, and at thertime , of his arrest swallowed a key, has died in prison. COLMAR, Sew. 14:—They are making pre. Emotions here for the grand review of the center 41f the Austrian Army, which will take . , pl.tee!)l) the 17ch of this month. Lord Wellington and 4,;,nerid Friniont are expected on the 16tb,, Wellington will go hence to Alutahoosetf. 'where there will be it . new review. on the 113th, lie will thc) through the departments 'of "Vosges and Alinirthe, to the different Prussian General quartet". STEASOUE 6 / 1 ; SEPT. 16.—The Duke of 'Wel lington left our . city this, morning nt•nine, accom puled hy naronirsinsont, f.nd several General and Nuperior Officers of the Allied Powers. His Lord ship. goes to Colmar. Perrasatinon, Auo. 2h. - - The journey of the 'Omni Duke Nicolas to , England Will experience, 4WIC tgelOy. The Emperor has appointed to meet ;Lim at 'Moscow; and it seems that this Prince will Jaccompoy Majeffty to Kietv and Warsaw. C1 . 1)1E, SEPT. I o.—Th e marriage of the Prin. zases.olPartugat was celebrated the 4th current, ; r1 Pa rr Viugneze 61)4) Saint Sebastian. The flown / 10.5-ariiht, and the Captain-Genera}, mar- The Ate was celebrated ps:op ; Ole Princesses afterwartis set oil' far Made id, , . Tha Corvette the Diamond, has brought thg nevra of the pagilic 'entry . of the troops•of the K:ng into the. capital , of the new kingdom of tiraunda. eetteral Morillo .. writes from Santa- Fe de Bogita, dated 31%t of May last, that on the vh.hrt he same Moult his troops,atunauded by Colonels Don . Miguel tie la Torre, and Don Sehattiano de 14 Calznde, entered the Capital, anti on the 6th of April they occupied Medelina and the .province of Autioquia, The Chiefs of the Insurgents at this point were made prisoners, as ;sell as many of their soldiers, and the rest saved 'thetuselve's in the deserts. The rapid march of five columns of the Royal IroOps hcrosi ihese de z,eris decided the victory. No other resource is Idt to the enemy but to fly to Las Litmus and l'apayan. FRENCH FUNDS. 5 per Cents. }hulk Actions llO2l. c. PArkltS.-i-(RIXEIYED LAST NIGHT). kAtuts, Serr. 20.-- 1 -According to an thoise of the Emperor Alexander, .el4tive to PorOgners wishing to settle in Poland, land is to be granted to thew in plopoition to their property, and those who haro no property are to be placed on domain farms. The I►nrvest is terminated in the Departmerkts of Seine, Seine et Marne, and Seine ct and is very abundant. The Duke de Bourbon is about to return to El%land, 'Generals Groichy; Ttovigo, and Atneil (Cantu inaeious) ate to be ininiediately tried. By recent letters we are informed, that there ,ore at present building iu the Awcii.viin Dock yards, 17 ships clf r tlie 1::t.: w.s, sides ?O Oentri-fr;gates. The Dnehes of Orleans renthe‘'re clepartrci Lite!) , oi.ikr to - lay the first stone of a Chars which lier.frlidl piety., menns. nis qi'ectate pct Aliet to the memory of II father whOsi, mortal memains were profanely torn from the tomb of.liis ancestors. The Official part of the Afoniteur of September 20th centains a notification , that th e payitient.of the G months, become doe, on the Per petual Debt, on Sunday the .224, will . cotansence on Monday, the 23:1 of September. FRANKFu.RI., JLII.Y 13.—'4'he object: tvbieb are to occupy the u:tention of the Germanic nit in its first Sittings,' have lieen pointed out in SOW of the .Youruids. The military organization of the federation will be the first object. Of deliberation. It is Said that Prussia and Austria are agreed 00 the'bilsel of this which might have be , ?unit a subject of discord• between there .two great Powers. It appears that they do uot pretend to the exclusive command they have , declared that . t h e y w ill not eveicise any influence over the deliberation, cept what sorises front the number. of. Votes which th e federal part gives them, but they insist that the military organization shall be made its such a mazintr th4t there shall alway be a respectable defensive force ready to act. . It is on all hands wished to prevent Germany rrom becoming in any case, as heretofore, the theatre of 'wars foreign to its interests. The States of the second ,order insist that' the List of Maribals of the Federation shall include _several illustrious names which' do not belong either to Austria 'at'Prussia. Some designate the Princes Schwartzenberg,. Blucher, and.Wr e d e , as Marshals: There is a general desirc for the vita blishipent of a Federal Military .tu attend' toThe keeping up the federal fortresses, an d to the permanent organization of the Landwehr and Landstorm: GENOA, Sttrr.4.--Ilyintelligenee from Algiers we that the Dey has, with his. own hand, ( li ke n of the beads of several of his subjects, whom be Itceused of reason. . It is, h fact, he believed that the Kuglish luol, by means monev, managed to secure partizans anumgst,,the Algetine troops, Some t>f the Chieti took flight towardS the sea, but not being able to_get on, board the English vesse4., they gnined,'tlie mOnntains. Two corps of Infidels are mentioned who dist not do their duty. Altkoogb he Itys experienced a great check, the Dry has lost nothing. of his fierceness; lie manifests a most invincible hatred against the English, and is the idol of the people. . It isiaid, that the expedition of Lord 'Ex month will attempt a very important blow on the Coast of watt that. his--Lordship is to have a more., contdderable force under his command. It is also said that Corfu till htf,the geuerA'rendezvoos of the English cruisers. SpitAsa') Ron , BKPT. to .—The Duke Of Welling ,4m, after terminating the review of The Austrian troops on the Lewe•r ithine, arrived. here to-day. His Grace proceeded to view the Cathedral, 'and afterwards the• Protestant Church. He:went in the evening, after,dining with the Baron tie Fri mont , in Company With several Generals, English, Austrian, &e. to the theatre, where Jean de Paris was represented. DUTCH MAIL ORUSSRLS, SRPT. iti..The French Custom house Officers continua to intercept parcels of prohibited pipers and pamphlets) they-have also intercepted, within a few oblys, prii;ted":'Cirettlar letters, containing varions false and..sh4ord re ports, which. the disaffected endeavour to.convey into the interiOr provinces of -France. SHPX : 17...w.Yes1rrilktytverq1g bh esty gave a grand bait tina *upper it 'the liatilre n the Wood, at which Were rrrient the Foreign, Ambassadors, tl►e Siinisters of State, the Ministers of the high Colleges, with their ladies; and 'a great number of persons of distinction of both sexes, who were all remarkable for the elegante and richness of their dress. The tiventAsAn•the lionse lit WW►e Wood were finely illuminated land the crowd of inhabitants of this place, attracte, as 'veil by their interest in the f&e• as by the fine tveoing, was very great; they enjoyed an the lawn before the lintibe it most hi illiant sight. , T 1 WII3 the COntillSiol) of the festivities which have taken place here, to Celebrate an event 'which Is one of the most. important and the inost in teresting to every Netherlander that the history of 'our country records. The whale of the Royal ramily proceed to morrow tollaarlem; and the next day to Amster dam. The butch Papers .cantain very long ac counts or the entertainments; &c. in both thewe places on the occasion ;.' the illuminations at Amsterdam were of the most splendid description. Hanna, Seer. Ift—ln the Sitting of the Second Chamber, the deliberation on the new project of the law for introthicing uniform coin through the whole kingdom, rt as the order a( the day. His Excellency the MiniSter of the Finances, Six Van. Osterleek; was present at time Sittings, and opened the debate by a long speed; tipowthe law, us now )revised and altered in some points. His Excellency concluded by saying, that his Majesty had fixed his attention on this Law , on the good of the whole kingdom, and that care should be taken in the making of the new coinageoo use all possible economy; and that the nation was highly Indebted to his Majesty for this law, which would rove of such advatittige. to the interest of the State. 'll,e Nlinister then repeated his tpeeth its the Fre.uel) language. Many Matnbers spoke as well in favour of a 3 against- the proposed law. TUC objections haring been answered by the Minister t.lf the Finances, the President . pat die question to the vote by the rippel 14 ► OM1111:1 f.. 0 members voted fur and 23 against the ksw. The law on the in►lirect taxes having been ap pr►;red by both Chambers, his Majesty has now issued a Procbtmaticn enforcing it as a law of the ing(torri. ZURICII, Sarr. 7.—The Swiss Diet bell its st sitting 'cin the 4tl) of this month, and then ti ru;i c up. VIENICA, SIPT. 7.—Workmen are now employ ed in putting in `order the rooms in the Palace which were inhabited J.y the Empress Maria Theresa, the Emperor's seeonel ‘vife. FRANK VO SLUM. .16.—We can poiv announce with certainty, that All the Ambassador & to the Diet have made a detinitive - arrangeth en t to begin the Conferences ► reparatary to the solemn open ing of tit4,Diet., with the month of October neat, a nd to let the so!emn 'opening of the Diet take place ;If tire very beginning of November, SELt. 7.—A - new .reduction of the truly is spoken of, by which each company of foot would be only SO men, which, would be gi more sure guarantee than all disclissitini qn the subject of the continuation of peace in &trope... Prince Jerome (Buoneparte) of Montfort, end MI wife, will remain at Itaimblir K till their reui dence.at Greetz can. be got ready for their re- ception. • bi.ATI.S. ARRI%'rD-1 France-, 1 TiuHand, I Guernsey rind .Tereey, 1 Dublin, 1 M'riti.rford. 1)n e -1 P.-4 gh 1 Cluttetsburgb, I Dublin, 2 Waterford. PRICE 01 DAY AT T Think Steer:, shut d per Cent. lied.' • shut 3 per Cant.. Coy"— I ► 4 per Ceuta • glint f 6 per F STO C KS wst.Vt: o'c Loci:. • Bank L. Anti: 311U1 India ,80nd5,..... . . 7 4 . KN. pr Exch. Bills, 6s. pr Ditto, ;lid Coos. for October, tA HIM t w.vnut AT Loz,moNT BR4DGF. TO-MORROW, orisHic 69 minnteaalttr 4. 1 Evening, 2.4 minutes after THE SUN. prfLem tit,ll3 IHCERS rALsUM AULHI-lt LONDON, TUISDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1816. Intending this day to state the agreeable fact to the Public, that the produce of the Customs for the Quarter ending the iitb inst. was greater_thatt the preceding Quarter, and thence to dative the fair inference ' that our Commerce was reviving and improving, it was with some surpriae that we read a paragraph in a Morning Paper, affirming that there WM a " considerable falling off" in that very branch whichwe pledge ourselves to 'our Readers has become something better. ~ toe-- - fore giving currency to such injurious Tepotts, pains might 'at least to be taken to ascertain whe ther they are true, and We trust the Print in ques tion will correct its error, by publishing the re lutation, viz. tint the Ciatots rfir the-last Quarte have been inure productive than for the Quarle preceding . .. Were the seal of ignominy and of the degrade tion to which a Faction has reduced Louts wanting, it is to be found iu the record furnishes hy . the Paris Papers received this Moruing. Tbi removal of the loyal MtqIIAUDS frOql the liine service, the exclusion of his 111,Jesty's own family from their electoral . poweis, and of his friendi from the Chamber, were incornplete proofs of, tilt fel* estate of the Monarch. One act more wei reqiii,ite, and if one act could put the finishing touch to this picture of a humbled Sovereign, II is well contrived in that of having forced hirnto sign the decree fur cashiering M. de CuaTgatingtANgs the eloquent and intrepid defender of his rights, the powerful and successful advocate of his cause, t 1 zealous and patriotic assertoiof his K.ioein'etlitui rity arid his Country's privileges. The first irtideot the ilfuniteur, of the.2lst, is the notification tls CHATEAUBRIAND has ceased to be a Minister 4 State ! ltr,itteciiately under the Official StaPlp of li e Crown which he has so nobly served, of 0 0 -' 3 " lies for• which he has so gloriously struggled:Bok. suffered, and of the Olive which he has so 0 14 ° 4 conttibuted to plant in France —I—under these 0 14 bkins, reproaching the foul ingratitude More lON eibly than language could express, is,the disgrace of CIMTEAUMAND, we were going to ssti N ° 4 * of the Party now predominant in France, re d corded. And this is the reward of loyalty and attach' tuent—the proof that the Charlet uhich guar d " tees freedotu of speech and of the Press is hel d Alacred I . Contempt supersedes indignation, 03 we leave these frivolous Beings to their int"' sistency and holly. The l'atis rapers have at length L ord )d MOUTH'S DiSpatChltS to' contradict all envious efforts at detraction i but they 10: 1 )t ipthe to the lust, see the paltry urLicie ad"' ,Genoa, Sept. B'. The Moniteitsi and Journal ile Paris treat their Readers with lung lectures upon the approg bi l Election, and clamotir against the retel n Royalists - whoin-the'y stigntatile by every " vice G e l their power, - and especially as being .Secret Societies, an d eneniks to t h e Jungve l ' u they have serv e d so f a ithf u lly !! W OW , is The following appeared in a second bdit'°!! ra rt . Tate; Suit of yesterday. It is gratifying tole—si that regard to t h e i n di v id ua l liberty' of ? c n ti , two persons, tro d t he se F or eigners; sCier °4- ' manifested as to tick) , the conclortion ofrn i f!' purtant Tteaty till they were released,. Ails dent of this ki n d i s a l most as honourab le *British character as - the Victory itself:--• " Dispatches h a ve been received t his 01° 111 from Lord lixmou'ru of the 3d of Septe mber, Septe mber,which i t appears that the Treaty tl°; ned and scaled on p had been si the g f eect . Hat 0 ' day; that th ere b a d b een a delay on ccco.:- hp tutu, Spaniard s , w h o b a d b een long confilitiA wrbo bad bee n lib erate d a t theretioisiti ° P °l ca ra „ExascouTti, and were on board the OW - !Otte when the bispatChes came reef ' I " 7 , -----___ , . . The following is the Neapolitan INC' lowing the free importation of Grain :"''' • k 4 ~,,, lir a erdinand IV. by the Grace of God, .!•'o °r ... , • the Two Sicilies, &c. e y of State r , l S d e v c i r n e g ta s r e y en o t t " Fi n n e a P n 'o ce rt , % °4ll : itrittrei"c i elitrge4 :, " ... • and do decree us follows : . $ W l ' Barley, sod Oats, th Art. I. Wheat, trough all the custom-houses in our kingdoW, shall WO' enipt from all duty * - !Maui go on luiportatiou—any re gu 11 311 trail , it a our tariff not with.scalttiing t icle i recediO4 a rt to n cuo Art. 2. The Grain in • ' • • tntioned i . O t he p he • d „ty 0 or s be subjecten tu 1 ' ere yin our city of Naples to t i t he c , suinptiwa, iii like manner as in the prov i ""L ° r t i ro dc anthill duties, where such shall exi‘t • SO that, . 1-4 ,. e f e s:;, ° .; Foreign supiption than such as Wheat, M a rley , an d Oats, tO • y* a" .., ~ .f X' of our kingdom, are subject to. imported fa it , c: FE ADI , . I . s o. (Signed) . (Countersigned) TOMMASO DI SO.NI)IA, .- 1 " Naples, Aug. 5, ISM ~~<<<!~ The serious price of Bread at Swi • a has very humanely occupied the attentio , ido Mani eoPs b Mates of that division lot scal e i d, able time past ; and on Thursday lit3l' a eti $ hvf view of lessenin the evil vomplaio- jo iso-F came to the unanimous resolntion of r e ° the.price in future, by setting an Assize' ndork f t h° rty ° or, arr T iv h . e , Papers make a Fo n g st Nel c leans. at Ghent, and taruing tiro tto g t t the crre man of CVs i u her : 0 n firm . airing to grand * select par y , Aadiri ,ca rE l etter t ter from Dover, dat ed 611.. h i L .: ttnelimehta of troops to join their 1%,.#1, leo, greate d_l."nce, about 1000 men, are exj)ecietl! ilsos i dYs CO embark iron; hence. The number of.Figroply ;Liu thtc‘rontililmi:errstgibcei.iisii.,..notv 'lv