The Sun. — London, England, 1816-02-03 00:00:00

•.. AIPITtACT OV . lviroutAtOf rans i ‘blestiraitx 1 4 .,itit; 4 • • • '_ • (710 be centiastita rtlf4lier4f.), •1 mrz , n • ACtiNvENTtoN l+)411 ' 111 A ., SIGNED' AT Paltif io o 3 o/AUST, 1815. I)enis tr the po‘ver l Of • 'the:. A llied Sovereignit;'net. i) ea iste s the King of ittie United King(lenn of Great rtritaiit ad - laud, the F;lnprent . 6E - Kitstria, the Emperor a .ort s l.tlie •ti ing ttf hays agreed, in ; ue. the,. stipulations of-'ti're Treaty al ,tlie 2 ,, t11 of ;11isipeli., lil22titireS •'-proiret. in rvittier, nil .entrrprise intpcbssible an hts Et . 144:n inSt reprlse ItAtropr.o.-Pleniplitkri. C Atypt.attA.ei Ft, W.eut,t*,qtviOss, atttl'jl lit" 'i`PtN c , ; ~ , • • • Art. 1 Napoleon Buonapartois eonsidotea by the Pentret '•ly . r..siipted the 'real y of the ssth of : Match list as that' prisoner. , . iti7 ~ 401. 'Hit, custritly is e.spottailiNAleisii e d - -to: the trittsb ,PoyerrtMerti. tbn 2110 che&cc bf the piece, *tick . tan bait: secure" tile object of the tiOnl'iiilrutition,aire.r.eOrrot to Ms Itritantiic • , . ' Art. $. The Imperial ri4rtspf Anstria-and oftassia, god, lbe Royal tourt of iirusslit,' are a to Appoint ‘rtratnissiottetelti itrocied to, And abitie at thst place Sebiels I Gove.innsent of his OrilanuieMaysty shell bare assigned for.tbe residence-of litionitluirei anti 'Wiwi, wittioap being responSiblo. idt bistustOdy, will assure themselves of,kis ptesence. Art. 4. Ills most Christian Majesty., is to be, imileds in the kiniitiOftholtnir above.nientiosied eourtii, menace a Vritoclr Cs satuisslance to the place of dettution of tisjialeon tfoonsparre. . . • • • flit tile Jtiiar orf the r Lhti ted Histgaessolf , Greet Itritais and Irelsotl biside bijuAelt . nrettts • wIl . igth • : foil to k the peasant Art. 8.-Tko presorit convearion ,i1i4 . 11. bit ratiAed, and 411 c t42loitstibk ;bill be excbettgoil witkis flitiets ioußer if foul*. ••• • ' ,•• " , f4itb wbortrof.2ibil rispedlio JelcaipotentieriS , - ItOtt tine pecsaot Poorsetloa t .sokkor,s-allisod thereto the settle` if . , • 4 tr . , 1 ~b " Ot iharis td Is Atha) . . • ' , . , 11-ArShiglivi) , -.4.1.1456et, L4.L ' O4 (L.'S.) CASTLEREAGH: !•sqioc of MET* (le L) WEI;LINGTON. 2 • Convention is signet; between `areal Witain as k Prussia, tend Great Britain and ttvas9n. , • ' fellows the Convention between Great Brltain and the Netherlands, signed tit London. 12th August, containing the rripttatkinxs under vvhisb the Dutch.sosy trade With. De. noernr.4, Efitequibe, and Burbler, Whicifinaairvady appctred in 'rug Sus, Jan. 1 'l FRR.CH E%PEILS* , tal 11 I, tioctuvaD E ni f l'Aats; the :139putici yesterday, neither a Pahlie Sitting , nor a Se!..tift Couniittfa took but the: Members • ware engaged ,41etaelsed Cotninittats in WOK pros paratary discussions. • Qn Sonday next, after the Grand 'Reaitrir'ofthe Royal .Guard. the Qtlicant of that our's will glee a Spit trilia dialllPT •to this Olken of this Guard. A pan of this gnat Gallery of this towns bas been allotted for the parrot. 'and' wiiith be ornamented with Caftbelin tillisatry for the o& easinn; ; Twelve , tables, each to eotsfsi Of MO covers;' will bee laid out.. 'kits having wpm/lands in the Corps will 40 tips. bansiUrill the, table. and it which th; 114101 s 4,0 wilt. aillitt. This issittliog his Ikbiat,ty,scainitmato b,y all tik,c Royal Yantily, will hortoitx tlie..ilayekAearienty of Music with his presence„ Vir.e.en44,iand that 'the othcrireet theatres will a tvely be ha: ranted by Atte Royal 'vlsicso Ills Majesty wade a tour, yesterday or not less . thsa seven leagues, golug es far actisc Wood de Verrieres, between Versailtesond Joel. Some days since as his Majesty was proceeding to Mate, lie remarked the Countess de Stiz4nnet, widow of the Cieneral of that mune. The King spoke to her with the most affect;ng kindness, and seeing her little girl by her kissed the chili!, stlYing - -*"'Pottr little thing4-iptive thee my blessing, and •be a father -, '.445 1 1§0', -. 7.. rr h e Countess experienced the sartie„;gosioss. from Monsietir the Doc The Doke of Wellington had .not'cPtittell the Elyse*: Bourbon, so: late as seven 'o'clock last evening. X 0,1: hi Tour (1(1 Pin, Lieutenant of theitoyal Guard, and one of the Aides-du-Camp, to the Duke tie Datum, was killed yesterday in a duel in the Bois tie Boulogne. The shot penetrated bit heart: ~ A Grenadier of the . ' nititalira' arst, yesterstay seized and delivered up .ta ibe Post olthe tional Otiard, a miserable taigabotitl and a woman of the town,. who , held the most otitrageobs language with regard to the Rep t Family.. There is a great steal of public talk about the arrests which have takes place at Lyons. One of the accused is a Sirjeant . ; .and the discoveries mettle chit hip examination hats led to the arrest of a number of other individuate "14110 held secret meetings. Correct k now ledge p4Jt e i l lterhor d it „ tigtis of these factious men halsvitt4es been ob tained ; hat they were . grate ,Olifititte of ills me aus of action. 'use Police is occupier!itt iinvei tig;ating the details of this affair, which appears the d e ,perate project of powerless malty/Menet. The Journal de Paris, tinder the head of Lyons. Jan. .2.5, stoles, that one of the indivlduals arrest., ed was General Lavall4o, Yesterday twenty-one Commissioners of ',Nile* were installed in the room of thus* who hive been discharged. * • The approaching representation of La Mort de Cesar has been announced ; but we wee now as- Sttred it not he played,,;, An usher, belonging to a''Conri of Justice at ,Dole, end who was also a corporal in the Na . ,•••• •71,••• • •0.. mBOl6llOl. IflC 11 been publicly driven from tire rants. a nd his cos turnedupon his hack. TeuLoun, .3 Ali . Rnyal Highness'tLe DtittVll'Angoitione, amt. the Duke ale t~ichelia u, Of .- il)ei Coquille ..e . ../ 1 / 4 1iitititeis, haye cil "g e q 'tlie I ''''keet of Otis - clepartinent to express to i%I. Ciikt . tirand;Presidtnt of IL:famed Con sistOry of the Upper Garnoric . their'imiagetion with the ho o d just , on Tan important oeession,.aint iu a v i eey delicate nikatee.''' • . . . „ intENcH mAntnNo.) CIIA511114;/1 . 01' DEPUTIES, .J ~.80. 4; SUGLETIN:z • A circtsiiir notice-, is-cc' to'' th : le Depoties, annutinces, fls"! there 4io,be.to-iikorrow u Secret Committee et one o'clock, The , Rtireatax. are esseinbleti to-clay. The `!!etstricvert AMmbers of the Controission for the hoolget mete ()airy. ' • The Oornoristiions. on the Law . of Eireann,. and ht several erOjets.of Lauri proposer) by Nero• liert of the Chanther, eorrtiorre their labours. •L' ' t :1 1 ARIS, JAM. 11.—They write frOntliruesela to the following effect :--" We are aeinreti in.. the torts . t.positivemAnner, that Lavalette, who passed thr?ttgli this town a fortnight ago, is not gone to ' :Germany, but to England." . . They oirite from Naplci, that all the orders in stituted. by Murat,, 'or his predecessor, have been . _ ;oppressed. M. Hyde ilelleuVille, Member of the Chamber of peptitiet,, a n d 'nominate& Ambassador to•the Elnitell.slates of America, is making prepliratiOnS, for his ;departure. It ii said that the Pritsee de ROhan, who . . arrived bare days. ago from•Virada, is . ttppolitietc•PraU4, • Equerry. . . ' ' ' '• Arnaud, INlentber o( ~ the! l ostititte, among the lit of the thirty-eight : i kersontd9sig ? tinted Mille 2d Article of the Ordottnanca.nt the 24th July last,.loss, it is said,tieirianded dtld ob tained passports for l'etersbntg: 'We were led iuto an error yesterday, by stat.i lug that the ex•conventianalist Itat»el, hiidset off' krGerinany. -Ile is yet at Paris, and so farfrom iiiitgitt a 'state of opolenee, it is certain. that he is even embartiisrd to procure the - means of obey..., jttg'the law. It ii tot" true either. that be was Minister of yiniiticelo the timeof terror hitt it wire %mkt the Directory that •he held that office. They write from Lyarts,'They have arrested *t itesanne another of the adherents ot those lately: Wien at layennt. The Nlitiohal Guard displayed its, accostainetl seal im this occasion. lii the 'Sight of thr at, or 24111, fifty of the Horse Guards acemst- Partied M. tie renuoat to Goodriaux, from whence they hronglit away 140 muskot All the ktitll frotu 'llotiu • agrre saving that that town eniu)* this greatest tranquillity, mid that the termt Of some marked in the puhlte.opinion as the ingtigat nu of distairhance, jiteigeed :no : . iiititiletude anionic the Wow:. ICI, Lie Sennaisons h reiiitring, in., quality of Itepnr4r of a, Council ref War, the:Trial of A(1- an4l Adjorant Coolitoantlitot relative. to the Colony of Gumleloupp. , 'Coma' Armeool lts roet. been igji pointe4l by leis 51gjestrthe King's Littanint',.'in second. Coninibigliter of tbo Casile of iriut,e.lives. 13OIt9EtIS OP Tlir. JAN. 23.--,Lottery from ,Miloit announce. the 'death 'of Cuuut Mclei Duke . of Lodi. Maur:, JAN. 2..0,-;:--11te''Fite ori account of thc . ...reace took "dace yesterday: His Majesty' made a great, number of proinotitins, and bestowed' many marks of favotir. ilia Excellency Baran. Stein, Minister of State,, is the only. person who has received the Order, of the Black Eagle, • Ills Excellency M.da Billow, Minister of Finance, was created a Count. Frederick. de' la • Leyen (de Arwel4 a ilarOn.. .Grand • Chaneollo!ilirlate 4 Privy Counsellor of State Stoginatton, and Coun sellor of Jordan, alto recuivittkitiip of distinction. Roma, Jaw. 18.—Accounts from. Pekin state, that the 'Emperor of China has abolished the laws against the Jesuits, and has granted them tolera tion. Nothing city' he-more .agrecible. to . the. Court of Rome than to see the Christian Religion, introduced into so east aneinpite as that of Chins, especially at a time when most. of the Princet(nf Aurope, by proclaiming toleration of ;etigiovs worship in the States essentially Catholic, seem t• relax the bonds which united theM to the 'Holy See. Twelve Jesuits will be,sent in the Spring to China, to return thanks. to' the' gutperoro is *yen. said that a bull will be iaitaed fortlte tigu lotion of the churches in China. FRENO! }MI'S, JAm.2O. 3 per Utitts. ars ~ • ii r, in e, ttithk 4.4:tious. . • ...• . the prices of Think Stock. We already pay mora regaksr , attention to Commercial Subjects thin any of our Ccutipe- titur*. Etttustrso.—ln out l / 4 1'aper of Tltumlny last, in M. l‘intat )ll , Letter, fur " wy mission," reiul " my tuisl.ite." MAILS. Aitnivrfi—l France. Dur.-1 Gottenlinigh, 2 Hambates, 3 Dublin, 3 11atcrsuirt!. PRICE 01 TIM DAY AT r STOCKS . . .wgt.vg O'C LOCK. RIMS% stock, ' India lluiuls, 45.4,pt. . /I Orr (I;vnt. Red. 641 • buligq. Hills, par, 3s. pr. 3, t peaTent. Con.. 414 a Onstsitun, 171.. • • • 71Cit Ditto Tor Payment,l74 A pot Cent. Navy Ann. SGU I Cons. for Accoutit, Bank L.. Ann. IS 9- I Itho ~, COURSI OF EXCHANGE, VRISAY, Fits. 9. • , Atdsterthins !Mt*, :A Sight • ~ ' Allaltirdattl " • 11 10 C. tgy Ditto, at sighs t.... '' • t.....: VI • 7 i - ' Rot tersiani .11 11 2 Ut z Antwerp. , ll liEz.Nlohey Haatburgh..... . AllO 11i1 ' .31 7 9. Us. Bremen - Paris, 1 Day's . Date Ditto Bow ilirmitx, ditto ,. 24.0 Fi ank fort an the Maio • .... 241 Ere. Mimi, Slattrid Cadiz Barcelona .... .44 • ElleCtive 1341808 • 36 SC. Selnti.ticas Caranna' ' Gibraltar Cieliva ... 46--7—Veuiee Malta 48 —Naole, Palermo ,.... 110 per Oz. , . I.4bnit . . • 1 - • Oporto .. so Ria Janeiro , ' 64 Umbria .. .... 13 --t-C0rk..... ISi per Cent. • Agio of the Bank aa. !Miami—. 2 . . Pueingal (inid, in Coin L. 4 2 0 pp Oz. Foreign Gold, in liars • 4 2 0' New Doubla•ns ......... . 3 1$ 0 New Dollars ' Silver, in Bars, Standard . 111011 WATER A'l' LONDON 111,t1Df#E TO•11C)ItItO . W. &turt►ing, 19 Ibillnatel idler 10. + Evening, 44 ►ninutes otter 1.0.. A sim*at 4017 rfictits 1,44.11t/g ti/MAT ? LONDON. FT 13h 17,1 R S, Paris Papers to the Ist have arrived since our last, but they continue to be destitute of yen-im portant news. WO refer to our preceding columns for extracts. A Dutch Mail his jsist arrived; the following are its contents •f Baussacs, S.tts. 27,--It is expected that in the month of March the great work of fortifying our frontier will'eommentre. The plan fur the new' works of chatleroy is alrrady approved ; it is said to be a,master•piece of the.art of fortification.. It is further stated, that Mona anti Tonrnai are to be, fortified upon an entirely new 'pion,' and that only a small parr, perhaps none, of the, old works will be preserved. , . I , ' We expect here great mnny Afarshaff, neral3, acid other persons who have distingnisbed. th ei mi t ives iu France, though not inclutlecl'inthe . Ortlininee of the 24th of July. Many, 'of-.thenv intend, if they can obtain permission, to Settle in this' city. NOBLE WORK! • ' f g ) :1'. PETERIBUR C#li, JAN. liiiperial Maniieita, in the Rossilit and Irt-encli languages, the Convention 'concluded ,t .: Paris on the 14th of September last, 'hvitt;veit ►he Emperors of Austria an'd Russia, and the. Eiiiiti ot Prussia, by which deelare;,tinst they talte the - principles and ditties of. the Chris tianAtetigion. tor the basis al their-conduct:tad actions,, as being the only titre on which 'lb* hap piness of States and 'Netinits can repose, at the same time, they inviroall ,other potvets to take part in their union, by which they getter them selves with uniting all notions togother ii bre• ►hran, and founding 'die" linppiness . 4,111 mon (lWaste Courant, Jam 31.) - oar l'artiantenteryltepOrt, 6eintaini- Spin* MI interesting informationvespecting OA - Pins:ice of the Country. Tho. cow Property,Try is, we rex iftier to find, to undergo sere rsl modifies. IlUntt. With these' 1b .Ittftleitilt6ly the belt nieAittre which . Ministers, could propose. It is untieipated to last at knit two or three years.= Tile Sinking Fund will remain at present ttri= touched. The . Orgito of the " Jacobin Rump" labour,. hard to prove that the inititirity of twenty: 04 was a very great. minwity t perhaps froinAtif l uirilver havittg exceeded die hopes or. the .Partil,l which sere indeed taiserabty low! It fuitfiir l asserts that, with proper eitertiott, Liao mpru vote, rtilight have .been. added, but it turns-out Dom the. list of Noes that this is a mistake,' for-tbat Lord joiisitvisPAA. who it any; Actually form one of the twenty , tlireeThe.Paperti-: devoted to the Oppohition also attempt 2 to deny that there is arty schism:existing , iit that august body, a 3 originally. listed 1:11 It Sox, and to disprove this, 'they ctitcr,opon.au . .argnmeOt abOuto „upon that circumstance ! Now we only desire AIM to read over Lord CIRHNVILLE''S Speech, *AO to recollect what Mr. WILLIAM ELLIOT said, and they will perceive that these persons entirely approved of the Address on the main paint of the re-establishment of Legitimacy, while the more persevering of the Party adhered tenaciously 7.t0 all their old attachments to the usurping dynasty,- new philosophy, and revole tionary principles. Is there, then, no difference of opinion ? We shall see !. 'it Is stated on the authority of a private letter-If ISiening PaPer, that the French Government , FtWitrohibited the cirettleti , d) of the London Jour- 'Thigantong the ILiading-rooms anti cabinet* Lit' teraires of Paris. We trust this is not true, for Irtihuld be as unjust as unwise . It would be unjust, lieCairse it confounds the unoffesttling with the Culpable, and unwise because it adds the virus Of contraband to the poison already. too active, which it would vainly attempt to , suppress. But we rather suspect that this riport is erroneous. At our own °dice no orders 'lave' been received to stop the *transmission -of: the Sows* sent regularly to France, nor do We learn that such directions have arrived at any of the other Newspapers. At the lame time we should not be at nil surprised. wcre these publication! put under some restraint. The impolicy (aa we think it) of the Bourbon Government it eVident in carestrietions upon the French Press, and it eanirot be supposed it wilt readily allow that lad.., tifde to foreigners . Which it denies to its own We tunia - also confess, and we do it with ' grief and shame, that our Prehs, and some of bur public Speakers, afford but too much groundt . fur jealousy and prohibition. The frame of society' is not yet so firmly knit together, nor•the system' of Government so immovably established on the Continent, as to allow the dissemination of theta -pestilential productions with the same innocuous r • security which attends the scattering 'of fectione ~•• .firer . antls in this country., Yet even here' Vel reel their effects witness the state of Ire 4 • pd, and the commotion*, Which have recently agitated several Districts in England. But its . Fiance; still throbbing in every nerve with .. recent revolution, land convulsed 'in every mew , :her with dreadful' struggles ; labouring under s Complication of the most violent passions; her deep gushes unhealeti,Ater ulcers scarcely skinned . over, -bleeding .at every pore,' 'gild quivering int., ...., every limb--in France thus politically. rue", and ... ,» dllfi4n almost to, mad h ness by ber"Ciiinei and her, 4 sufferings, it is impossibleto circulate, without the uttnnt.t peril, the irritating and c ontemptuous law. gmige, the inflammatorr.writings, the abuse., the 'slanders, the forgeries,. and the thousand inenosi... derate or ~ .factiotts Ilevlets ifhich haVe qt late so ' itirezly condoce4 'to bring the' character of the .1 10iS14 - I!resl, epla not:unlikely even the Mid* . r . iilkliistiVitti " .. into some':degtet of ,suspicion ant& I' i sin Lk. ' ' ~ , , .. .. ; , . 1 ;mitt 4 '4ll"iling' n' with all, who haft* proper c0n.... ; cio tt ime:s of what our five Press oug4,to- be, we- "" shell feel sorry if 'the good of its freedom' shoula` .... , . be.neutrali zed by its licentiousness. For' our selves, we claim an arrest of judgment. Of . .Foft , reign Governments and measures we speak as. openly as we thiuk, hut wc never.forget that or. Binary decency also requires that we shduld speak temperately and respectfully. In truth, we caw neier recognize' the right an & num by most et ..., t i ~ I s tir,,o f tillow labourers ', in the literary 'vine-‘, !• 4 . . yarl, ttlyy-lotne.otOu;• Parlitimeniary orator* . to use I ,tlii lowest species of. estoperation, .iit'f', 845.tri. ttno" ' , Toll the AEU 0?-i`• / Stiyeteigiii . ,.. : 45 i " , * :: '. the prolleedinge;of • 'Clovettinietri; We tear" t:44 , , .'` the gross t languig employed in: mentioning. tine ''' Xing 'of StAls .by almost ell, the inteinpciat! In " - tone ‘vitich the French 'l3ovittibtqs Are assailed:. by 'some, anti the indecorous llty.in Which 'all the` • Contincntel Powers are in torn criticised by others,. .. ‘l6servei.: . it more serious reprehension chili' that - bestovted by gird. Caitteste.tom on Thursday . AA-cuing, and is Aminent)i,prejndicial to the liri. tibh intereswin ercry - qoarter.-:ofthe •sipbe, Diiiiretion is well laid to be ajeusel.:. 'let VA , ~ 'ciiiiytAi.beiilivtates, and not4sic,'4l, ths4iiori i stud' ' - -, °Wom b; , we have acqukten• at U'c vxpence of so :''': 4igiotliihiooCl and teeisiitiel by in sinl.i - . .,,,,.. gg i c i c rs i lons et hoMe and meddling interfersuctl - , 5 ,_ 11slevr York Papeis to the 4th rat January hive 'fhey c9ittaine'eopy of.the Treaty . . chnlecl between /be United States and the Day of .-klgiers. A bat loundett on , the .Conuercial. Treaty eonclottell , country has been twice:react, Htid releried to H Committee.- The: Mercantile dilver.tiser of the. Ist States, that, on the 291 h of December the banks in New York refused to ret;tese more.Treitsurl pates deetniits. THE SUN.