The Sun. — London, England, 1816-05-23 00:00:00

- ~, ~:;-~' r a i~• °rY ~ 0. ~`~ rno4 T f i VI',ENCIT no-Nrinit, m‘r 9. ;r 1, well ',mown that eh. police lately funnd tipon. a stuff officer a ring, on which wiiS eograved ;rnmortelle (a flower), and in which there was pO ti rtrait of vong Napt*leon, a little card trill' a runher, and, Lkqiy( the formaa of a oath. This discovery excites l attention-, and it was soon fOlinti out that there existed' u,Socitty, I r,o l le of the Phihothropin ‘vhicl) hare 111111k:1d - 4r 313 oteroberA of this society are already rill ecretl. Amon; I lieoris Bluer, who vv ..; lu u ki , Touche r - the chief a a division rif his clepaTtntent, and con po,sed the , two %veil known, re ports,opon the contlut of the fOreigit .t roof's. The violent and offet4ive expressions luithese.two. re ports induced, the Allied Sov,evcigns, who, were tit thott time, at Park, to desire the diamisgal of P`oiEcl,C, litiet was formerly LSeeretary-General of the Dep:trttnent cif :the Lower Loire, in which place many : complaints were :pi elm ed agninSt but Fouch6 still re;airr:d ,him. Before the 20th of March he enjoicd the entire confidence of Abl►ti Montescoiac, at that time Minister of the Interior, lie is a man of considerable ability, as may be inferred , from those two, reports which Fouche had circulated under his• own ;tittle. This Phiknthropic Society was the source of all the neAs and reports. which cause 4 so much alarm during the last two months. " Many Foreign Ministers sent empresses , to then. Courts with the accounts of the discovery of this which. had the vain object of disturbing the public tranquillity.. . : " It is said that it was the Mice of Wellington' pavticulaely who urged the prohibition of the 3wirnills of emigrant Boonapartists in Beittipin, eiti their object was to excite disturbances in France.— AusTittA, Atyy IQ.—Lt is- said that the . Porte has accepted the mediation offered by our Court in conjunction with Logluod tu artdoge its tiLf , fereneolvith Itthsia. * , , l'grEttsnulton, MAY i .—The neikeTnia-is not but an. Ukatte Nils app e ared, tiering that the Ctistont,liouse duties bode on-Ini- Torts and Exports shall he puitl,areording, to the new Tariff in silver, and that .till' the Ist.of 18171 - our. roubles in: Bank bills shall be reckoned !or .one:roublc in silver. On the Lich of April, choice Arosk wan hid brokenly ; on the 23;1 in the Norowa at Narval on the, lfit in the Lnga at Jantbitrg„andion.tlic Doort, at %yai tittifetrev, teoist wkle 4):11clitoo is M. Ltll t.tEn. ()Willi" Veld) of April, the roatil of the larval Welestill COVO*1:(1 Vr I[ll 1):11 tu Ur , VeSAFIS had ! afroitly : aryiyed a t loitgues friunßeveL,u4sitcly, two flout Lu.beck, tvitit fruits acal piece•polit h one Itvith. .atul. one 'from ,Fletp..l)erg ; t , with oysters, ,f)uriug the Easter .week,. the %yea, Cher,Avlts.v,ery foe, opaltill;poutilL,ll4;llo,,lltii.wjth a dlarii epl4, ~! ~~ M*IN , A) iniLibitantiof the Atruyof_tile I:; t •iug,driut *xpay killto be fixed'au.. 113,0?)0 tbrek r,egiguent3 PPe4,vedry , tind! till vc 01 ;, rqg • battativis „au& two ; tive,troops are ordo,Eg f l t itfit alyeptitz and Ca[l,l)ad to do duty thg,rt;44Fitiolke,piltbesita: son:' iilustrioas.Sovereigns. 7 bt3 States of Som,y,s pre to be assembittl t4is• sppoKtto,Lst,, I‘4;: t y 7,—On the. 1.1 th , .of, Fest ' month, the Chamberlain Count F. Itinith was. deprived of his,ciigni4y as Cli'moberlain, and botb he and Cot. tiolgar INTormann received a notifica tion that hie Moiesty could no longer — consider them as Knig,hts of the Royal Swedish Order of the Sword'. rintistms, MAY 20: 7 --1. , 0r' ttltO days past the false . and absurd newts hap been, eirctiLited in this eifyi.snch as that' of a complete revolution st the'llepasrture of the, Bourbons for iv:tin—and of a.general ingurrectionfrom..:fott +ti`ie t o i,yons. All tile 5e events arc reliktell-: very circitn'pita l ttially„ in order Ifi i,iitic,9a 11) bettCr, Un cretitility ; anti and .there a. few gobe lnouclies are found,- o are the dupes of these dark motor,uvres, slie tietles are - no . t of the 11 the Bi others and Ffientla , . People cannot be 100 notch optyn their gosiql nkainit the ritlieuliitis ilirelt it iS'itt , t I tos ity It Qat ; there tire, dplprlble events enuugh in that utihitppy 'ranee without atteMpting" new 011e5. tie letters frotn,l'aris of the 16 - th stage, chat the number lif persons:arrested is very considerable ; they are'" of two tieseriptions - : the tirt class is col(? )()tit:t of some Sop ertor ()Ricer.; ant! Offic er' eitli retired or on half-pay, Who bad Wet at parts undk.: r , iriattw 'pre - tenon' the iceoli'l ehiss, eliiiiiyamsists of those detestable mem dcsji,;iiato,ii at ikcertaitk peric.t.l pi tern: 011.1 a lansculo!tes, :tact 'rihttnals brill idttnettietrery - coma:tare proceedings each in vlwt, concerns them, and guilty will he puttish4 , ti in a tnitnner which will terrify tEtir accomplices wherever they way t " .•- sitlt I\ll;iniry FRANKFMT, MAN- I3.—The report of:in inter view lICLWVeII the Emperors of Austria and Rus sia, and the King of Prussia, at Toeplitz, this summer, is renewed. it i- - s• also said that the King of Prussia has hired tree latge Lotels at Carlsbad. ' VIENN - A, ArAv fl-,--The. different Mihts of t h e Enipire are ‘ifhtilly employed In coioing , new mo ney ;, here they arc mining pieces of 5; 15. i Hod 20 Kreittzers ; the dollars and ducats are made at Krenwitz, in Ilunglay all the medals are but tvt.! ninst first liave en-trent coin. At length the building Of the Itnperial; PalaCc is ping to be begun— Already a dozen of old gothic houses wilier) stood in the way are pulling phiwtr. A private person having refused to sell his house upon the most advantageous conditions, has received an order to quit, and they liqvc al reatly begun to pull it down y he has complained of 11,17 violation or los pruperty . ,. Which winead to a• curious 'law-suit. The Emperor has sip, pressed the various branches of the Chamber of Finance, and united them under the name of Chamber General of Finance, -under the direc tiOn of the . President of the Chamber,. and . the superintendance of .the .Finance tilt-dater. SOCIETY' fur the ENCOURAGF.M ENT of ARTS,: NIANU FACTUAES,, 'and COM M ERC E. Adelphi, Mty 2rJ, 1816. IOTtCE is lierebrgiven , tbaf an EXTII I)INARY NIER:I'ING of TIM St7CIEI'V will he livid :•:.ITUItssAY EVENING next, at o ' clock, fur the Gil of BUSBVESS., By Order, • CHAR .LE` TAYLOR,. M.*. Svc. Arativrn-1 France, 1 fiai4l,or,gl), 1 larider,i, 1 Viratcr D.JE—I 'Holland, 1 Pub Waterfurd. .Ijoia TatrAsnAv. 7. -Ilutitiay at the dank, Exe East Ludic ; and South Sett tloUbei. COI.JIt.SI; or Y.NCILYNC;-E, l'or.snAY, MAY it. ' AtoSlinil7lt” • .:/R 6 ti. e us. D 0! itto, . Sglit - a Amster..lmo ........ .......... .12 1 c.. F. Ditto, at Sight itotterdani A-ntwerp ' ' ' l 2. ''',l , lr: l .4 , lnry liantl.nugh . . .hoot. v.H.; ; ,., I 04)'', 1/hte .. .... . ..... . . !...... •.• 25.36. ' ;mit.) liotati i wtiux, (Mt° , . ', IS t 5 • I!) anl.lo rt on CAL, .Bain 1 1 , 11',(1 14 E Ilea i ve. , Latilz il'aci.l/41O:Ja -it . ql•liilb ,1 rl di: ••••0%.i11e. . . ' - 4 . rft . • • ir ( ,r 3 tla 1 ' ah :11 14 . 44 , 1 . 1.1 .• • .... (401011. ... . ...... 41i,--- , ,, , ,n1 , - ' .4; 50 • Malta . 47 --.:\ .I.!.• Relcritio ..... 1 4,:•1:11.1.1 Own to ltio ,latioiro . . tin -I.).ll)tin ...... 15i.—......Cnrk...„ I;',* pvc emit. Agjn - of rho nArilT. on Y 10;Irm`tl. . . . '.! Pot ttltz.d 0"ti), in (. o i ii " ' ..:.1 ..4 G 0 per Oz. 1 , ' tooi-ein (:,. 4 1,1, l I,tlrs• ' .4' 0 0 !: , ..ten‘1.30n1.4.k.0.19 . t.. . .: .... 3 13 (t N t •tv Dull,tri I•;ilver, iil•l34is, Ntititi•ild ' -0 0 0 I.IICM WATEII,At I.OS , iDON BRIDGE To-MOIIIIO4V. tior ling,'T'lminiiteliafter i Evening, 45 mitiatc.4 after N. SUN. .. TilE. U J 4)1(.1".1,4 A1117..:111'? _ • ' LONDON, 771 r nil% m. 4 T 23, 1816. 'rite front of ,Ttle SUN to-thy contains th e flu tiCe Ot the InnivcritrYMeetings in commemora tion of the immortal 'niti.iot wiLLIAN, PITT, on Ttlestray,ne:a, in London, Liverpool, Alatlches tee, Leeds, Leicester, Birmingham, Bristol, I)on c:thter, Ex e t er, Netvoastle,: and 1110 St of die' priti cipiil places in, lilnglantl. Noiv that the drintdfit'il . torrent of . .revolittion if/hie!) our , great 'Minister • fiat' stemtned, anti 50 hong and so glorionfAy iteptitt: a distance from- t hese ba,ppy Lies, &tided by the stroug'mounds of the Constitiition nod guarded' by the '.''ilia lit bearti of the soil,, and guided by the. consummate wk. dont of his.Cotinsel.,,—now that tins dreadful tor- rent teas teen repdleti to. its, spring, and Ilttrope. begins to ;revive fronr the - delolatiofl dr its cotir.e, it cabnot be but that these Loyal Meetings - will receive a :new .charm, anti-impart a new delight to tilose' who aticticl ttsctrt• Instead of cheering each.ocher on to persevere in the bloody strug*gle, the triendi and adniirtirs of P 1 f'7` thc.l the 9uppOrteit of his nieastqvs will have only to congratulate each other' On the splendid teroli.it;on of their (chili.: Instead of looking for wud with an almost dying hope,. they will have to look hack xvith tin nvel:_tvlidintint4 comicitm , ;ness of .:instead of . Atilt repiising their hnid triedconfidence in the mate li kss inttg,rity and ta Nnts of:him Who the Stilt,e-helin, ;.they ;wail tear ttliis memory shall he (hied in the Strtisitine of . .his victory—anti though the mortal mart canna*. taste the exultatios,,of the host-, "his principles. shall live as the beacon for futnre Statestiter, his virtues shall live embalmed in the !cart aid.] country, his genius shall live admired by ths-ittest posterity, and, oat Tuesday, all the rieni's of British Liberty, the British Throne, and !he. British rontitution,- will indulge - tile fond imagination t hat his Spirit ntay taste a pure .jny in cotrtemplm Mg the Laid:which lie loved and saved. • , 'rhe minor F i rcrrch VapQrs of Sunday, ata. the JourOak. of 11Ionday, have reached us since our last.. They confirm, as , far as they can confirm, the intelligenoe of the entire suppression of the insurrection at Grenoble, and state:Ahat DtmEtt, its pliine mover, has been arrested. Wq have also Brussels and Hamburg') Papers, containing news of considerable interest. The former detail some curious Partientars of the conspiracies which have agitated Frauee. had r. that country not been of late, so much the sport : revwuittnts, raebe irctV II) is di) ant seCm 11 1" magnitude to , create excessive alarm as to the security of the Goverromint, and it is only from havillg been so frequently Ovcr;urned that a greater (tread is entertained from every fresh shock. The p,ompt anti exemplary punicihment of the Traitors note detected, instead of the fruitless clemency • tvl, ch has hitherto only led to other aggressions will, we trust, have . a smut try effect upon the state of ibis distriated 'country. • We lately mentioned the prolsability of temp ture.bet ween Turkey and RuAsia : it is uientioned by these arrivals, that the tOrmer has accepted the mediation of Aostria and England, proMpteil by the assemblage of a RusSian army of 160,000 men on the frontiers. lase has been publihhe t l at Petersburgh, connected with the new Tariff. Au article from Stockholm corroborates the accounts' to which * . e: have mote don once al ltitled-, of. there being a disposit ion. somewhere to restore- the-antient Dynasty of Sweden, and re duce the present 'CROWN Pilit4ei to a private of,the State 'Dignitaries hitVe been degraded, but the nature of their Offence is not declared. BERNApOTTE is eildearoitrirt to Strengthen linnselt by a Foreign Royal Alliance, and 'a daughter of PrOsiia is solicited for - his. son. OSCAR. We do not think this match. will ensue, especially Al R. tOWirdS, 13P lINADOTTE is rer6elifible in. imi , ny gnarters. , 'J`l'Tic"~rienna is4crs deny that the AnstriarrAm- Ina.slador, Prince KAbxuri, had' been ill received by the king of *SPAItt, iW hits- been. erroneously reported, . . ?he Journal ele Fiio/I.:furt, in rather imprudent terms, reviles England Cur not putti ng , to en d to _ the -piracies of the . 13.,rhilry Stites. England - from ber.rarik airthnaritirne power 11£14 certainly a : , grand irtity to perfortli the,.Loropeau System,.: and nobly has she perforiii . ed she lzertorm it. lout really -we ;eatront tell QUI . What, groirnds—we are .o)cpectc(l- to become, as its were, the Ir.niglrt errant Ch4innion plvinge into 'expenditiii.e' wlicye ive have no.:_ ,thing to oefitnrc, -am) , 1.;;;oih s ivhcic tv& tr liave no ; cause oi . (inai . rel. Allis :ht.': the business of En- Etvrope. take, it Great liritaiip watt eACI,II , ct pot. • r A Discussion of great int,qcst kit+. place in the 'roast: of Connnons ye,te` rday on the sulxicset . of Tithes. Mr. Ni'tv nArz moved that 'a Select Cow:- Orittee he appainted to i i mittire into'ille.expediency of hillAtituillig payments of Tithes in money in stead of iu kind. This 'Motion was opposed as be ing 00 ‘ general, aqtl an Arn4ltnent w'as offered by the CHANCELLOR of the ExcitECtirett, which tvetit to giv,e tbe.Clergy,the power ofgranting Leases of Tithes. T.e uresolinciii was earried f raud itseerned ..• to be generallytelt that the experiment stifrges tett by the Itiglit Eton.. flentletuart, was, under aft cir-‘ cumatattees,. the best that,ernthl be made ; aa. while it oficred a prospect of relief from that sys , ternof which the landec oapier . so loudly COIII- ;•t - protnied efarient piotection to the p ro :. petty of the. Church, vehieir it was• on all , bands agfeed', ought' to'be held seen . . . .. : We trust that .this.prineiple, too, will be-snered - - - in'fact ns well as in- • e.7spression.. The subject is one of tlu nlees! delien . ey, and requiresif.timcbe4 at ail, to be toneiled wizi) a skilful hand. The no weighing rage of innOvat ion would lead -to Niition s . . . , ,conse vences i,_ t p,i!rtuttten to grapple With this system, so euriorsly interwoven witt) all our in stitutions,' rendered venerable by time, and ma turgid .by the wisdom of opr forelkithers. Micii3ters _received (1141 Patches yesterilktF frnm Lord CLA,NCAIITY, tiIC tt I. .3 c :1 ~, WARDS, for . the Cape and Incl!es,—'terrain Majesty's ship Ganywede, Rattlesnake in g and the Mariner, LLERBENT, far NOV ~dY ,~N Ii 1 11r.des•.-11';'),1 N. E. ge ~r, I~ POIiTSIVLOUTH, MAY 22.—Arrived hip Mojest ship Brito►u.art from n cruise.—. Wind N; E. FALMOUTH, MAY 20.—Sailed the Chiches packet with a mail for Gibraltar andj Malta, Wind N. E. PLYMOUTH, MAY 22.—Came in the Mogul' /101)4 sloop of war from Cork. IlAnwlcH, MAY 22.—Arrived the Enl Leices ter packet it , ith a mail from Cuxhaven. saild the Elizabeth (-471), Elizabeth (522), anti Elizabeth (G. 2,), in ballast, for Deptford. -- Wind E. For the INFORMATION of the SHIPPING INT'eIItEST , I3a►uih Consulate, London, May C0, 1616 ' The repairs of the Lighthouse of the Ska'g or Skaw, on t i lt ' northern point of Jutland, in Denmark, will he liegml" th° lath of June next. The said light will, on that account, 66 extinguished from that day, and will continue so till owa , ti' the ,close of the nionth of august. After having undefri c . the necessary repairs, the light will have the same elevat ion as before, hut, li&e thelight on the island of A !thrift, it he encluied in a. lantern, whereby the effect of the %rind tivilt be eivoi,tei, and it will be seen from all sides burning with 4 steady flame. Il F. HORNEMAN,. Ilia Danish Nlajesty's ConsulZOg r " • ROYAL FAMILY.. ----...---_ The QUEEN has, a garden chair, drawn b y low horse, lit which her M A J ESTY ' lakes the iE° in the grounds of Buckingham House, in the sang' tuannerfts- at Frogmore: p,r ;l: i t e •s e te i rf e l , a l y p, : i t i l l o r r e n c it e i i g lie t ( lr a , PLi t nc f e ri s: ni C t h h a e rl o ot i t i e k .r i i t ! (Mean, and 'ais'sister,at Cameiford,honse. rlre Duchess has not StifficientlyrecOreredher strength, since her confinment, to come. ont. Yesterday being the Princess Elizabeth's Birth.. day, the same was observed by her Majesty ae her Palace. A number of the nobility and per sons of distinction called at the palace, to Pas: their respectful congratulatio.ls on the return o ° l the day. The Regent; and. other branches of the' ..:Roy.it Family, dined with the queten in, the evenin , her Majesty had a filllnerolli party. The Duchess of fAmberland• continues 80 un• 'yell, th ft the Band of the King's Guard has 114 played within bearing of Cumberland-house since I`tertlaf, at one o'clock,, the Princess Char lotte and Prince Leopold, attended by Sir Robert fitardiner; Colonel 'Addenbroke, and Baron 1:11 4 " denbrook, received an Address from SallsburP which ‘vssiiresented by the Bishop of Salisbury , ' Ent of Peinbrok,e ,Lord, Polkstone, and Mr. Jer i'oise. At half -past one O'clock,. her Royal High ness and his Serene Highness also etteived an Al.. lies front the City of York, presented by Sir AL Sykes, and the Hon. Lawrence Dundas, to which' the Prince and Princess, returned most gracious Atimers. Skr Royal LE,...;linesc the. Princess 'CHARLOTTX and , the Prince of Co tic k s, win honour C o vent.. Garden Theatre with their presence to,morroit!' evening, to see Miss 'O'NEILL in the Jealous Wife' , wit!) the romance of ('ymon. French Paper complains that fitert s itiire never so barren as at present. It says, what it pretfy, much the truth, that the hest prose.writerg t elite jour na l s , comic writers compose operas, tragic evriters melo74rames. 8 musical pace' carries the prize before an e pi c p oem , and n goo dines diner . - : out is prOtitred, to a good writer, even 0: *el f 's) as a . member of the:aeratemy. .Tile same,Peper (the Jourrial 'des Debal,9) 10 a similar , toneolcontempt for tnoderwanthors, sap,' that at the last-elertion a member of the French. ttenleiny gave his vote for Motet:tan and J E AN-, .4cattcs ROUSSEAU, who, says the - journalist , were at least far less dent! than , the candidates piit upon the list. Marshal MottTtra Diike of Treviso, shad a fall front his horse -on Saturday, at Paris, which e4llied great apßeltenbiop - for his life. It is not a little remarkable that. s'everal cif litioNApmyrtes' old. iriends have recently. experienecil 'Me number of new work $ published at the last. Laster (air at Leipiig, is 2323. • Day lot- LiaNtx 1 fl kivr Oberon's Oa th" wits repeated, and eroiviita with the most success, last night ; many judicious curtailments.. hive ben made, and, aided,as it i 3 by good music. splendid scenery, i'ke.'We doUbt not but it wilt liave it long run. BRIGUTON, MAY 21.—The Neptntre packer,, with ten passengers, arrived here froinDieppe last night... _Count ST.,ELDIIONDEi: Aide-de-Camp to. the Duke or :ORLEANS, was among the passet:i , gers. The Count, it is said, had been on a mis sion to Paris, flour the Orleans,. family in Eng tutd, •to aonvey the complimentq of the Duchess of . thtLEANS to the Quart of France, in, consO pence of being prevented, by indisposition, from , 11m:tiding the nnptials of the Duke of BART with , the SICILIAN PRINCESS. CHARGE UP MLI RD E R. -- Testerday, John- Stirersr Captain of the Thitmes Snutit Se mail, 'and JambS" Beater; Chief \late of the vessel, were finally ex t lmined at the ltatlwell (Mice, charged with being accessary to the death of J. Gibson, wifil died on their voyage to Vera, in 1314. Air- Ma-Aland,' Mr. Stovev, and Mr. Made!, who wete•on the Bench, after hearing the evidenee j , ordered thepciiarkets to find tYtil, thetnsclves in 2001. each, and two tureties for 4001. each ; with , this they were provided, and bail* was given ac ordingly.. The Ticket, N0.:1,124% drawn yesterday"( Prize of .45,000 was sot by WEBB. un the 13th May this augurs that the success which the Indic seem to have aniieipated as like!. to attemi his Office, will b l . fulfilled. It is worthy of note :hot thi3 is the -second Prize of ; 4 '5,000 sf. hi by VVE:til within 1+ short peeiod, ant: tilat r,!, two lA•t Prizes of ,i:30,000, of whi_ht!tt:%! i t : v i"t" ill ti.o prestrit Lutrrry, f3rt4 xt T uehurslav, I) {wing. `,f