The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-22 00:00:00

ths Saturday we published two.extra of Tut Butt: the first . cOutaining the interistitig ucms of the Paris Journals of. the 17th, u:hieb 'cached us at a Late hour; and the lasi, ft ;Cortra *Het ion of the alarming Report.which was indus• triously circulated of the serious indisposition of Ail Rilal Flightless , the ram6a itiiaaNT at Brighton. 'We have since received the Paris Papers of the nth, from which the principal intelligence is traii‘ii,tetl into our preceding Folumns ; .end the w+n)le 'of 'these arrivals, as well airprierateletiers, %s ill be found to be more than commonly deserv ingof the attention of our Readers. Much is stated relative to the escape of LAVA-. xErris ; to tne., scandalous participation in that act imputed 10 several British. subjects ; to their conveyance,ta the prison of La Force, preparatory to their, tril by the, Court ut Assize; and, what is still more afflicting; to the discovery of forge ties and plots atnimg the papers , eiiecl in'tlMir rottgings, which disclose a long-continued flystera of political fraud andconspiracy, the bare,surinise eit-which fills us with grief; liort - r, and ' forbiti.that these accusations shonitl he %Veil fotimied It is with unfeigned sorrow we are obliged to eons:der thertrs - within the serge of probability., at,,tl treat them as grave natl. s.erians charges, implicating not merely tint IndiVitfitals concerned, but in aliigh degree the [lotion.: awl safety of the British Empire. The. deliverance by Foreigners of a convicted 'Traitor from prison,. where he lay under the se t fence of the law; is justly described by ,the French Writers as " contrary to the Law of all *Nations, land: the good: understanding betiveen the Cfiil;. tries ;.!.' and this ‘ lilitillilirvoUS . deed is unreservedly charged, we are sorry to say. ,upon u knovof flair 'Conspirators. The particulars of the transac tion are toy pain y minute to allow,us to be Very 11 languine that the story is unfounded, and the 401 impression which it is calculated to Make 'throughout France to the prejudice of the bar ;crony and peace of tb4se Nations, can hardly be too much deprecated. But the British- People will disown the treachery which 'disgraced the gls‘ inform of Wat at loots Conquerors ; lye will neiietire Ite,titi6e(l witlr the gaol•breithers , of ire-aspic,. t fhail with the cut•purses who were. last week don , Ilentned tor stealing spoOns at a Itestattrateurs. The )Iritish charueter 13'110 4-ore laVolAred in the acts of its out-cast Jacobins, than. in the acts, of its out vast PickpockeeS. "Beides Sir-it. Wit.soti, Captain I-ItiTCHINSONT, Anti Mr. liauCv., a General Illoanast, and several .itiferinr persons, are 34icl to have been arrested. iscovt:ries respecting the escape from Elba, arc Also Reported to .liave been inille.----RGraeiotis ' l owers I is it - possible that the Wood of %rill Ic)° from a British source, and that all Cut: I 1 ell as in a similar .one to the .puke. of lington, the .French Minister gave the Most posi;., tire assurances, that the accused. should enjoy all the benefits -that the law would afford to person iu their unfortunate predicantent. Thp puke of Wellington, of course, - considers it as a diplonw n . tic affair altogether, and leaves it to the Ant , bas- • sador„ I must r e pe a t my hope,. that nOiwtili standing the - minute details so precisely stitt4tra9" affecting these ,Gentlemen; they may be able, to repel the charge against them by satisfactory proof. We live in Au age when intrigue has made such trOgress, that I -should not wandet to. find Lava hue's assAciates in rebellion at the bottom of the kvhnle plot, and this disgrace caw upon the ling , . list' - officers-end their friends, out of revenge for • *ill , that we have 'done to pull down Buonapartism. As to the Protestant'. SoCiety Gentlemen, I Lave less hesitation in styling them a het of in* *itendiaries, for I have seen their artful letters to "Protestants in this country; 'encouraging them to •ComAiin against their Government and 'I nave rseen the answers they have received, rating them Pretty roundly for their o ffi cious interference. The rotestant Ministers are full of indignation at the . conduct of these false proclaimers of persecution, and readily show the correspondence' to• Any one who is envious enough to enquire into it. I hope to enclose you some authentic copies, and am. " 4 ,* The insertion of many Articles is postponed. NIAIL`i. An! urn-2 France, 1 Fl;n7ters, .1 Holland, ! New-York, t Unnburgh, I Guernsey and Jersey, I Dublin. GotteilburgO, 411.nnliorgh, 2Waterfurd. PRICE 01 TIIIS QAY AT T F STOCKS wer,vE ticLocz. rank Stock. 3 pet . C..nt. Red. COW 3 per ('cut. Cons. 604 4 per Cents. 7st :• por U. Navy Ann. 8$ Bunk 1.. /10n. 15 i India Bonds, too. Rs pr. Excheii. I.lllk, 4a. Us. pr. Ottiaiurit, 141 Dittti for•Parnent, 15 Cons..for,Fenrtory, i .34 • . SVCIAII —Ay :rage Price of BroWn or Wittscorado tonipoted from the Returns made in the week enditigthe 17 tit itiy:OfJultustry, 10 tti, is 07s. 6%1.. per cwt. .'• - I 140 If WATER. sr L(1N1)t N.naluGETO- 1 ,110,RWW,. Steviiing, 0 iiiitoutes after O. I Erening, 34 wkautes ftvr, THE SUN. IMLENt QUIZ DICLlig YAG3LIM ALJUEA r? LONDON. JUG N.D.IY, Jet N 1? Y 22, 1516. 4 , 1 suries w kieit iC retu e 11114 c. eau itas cauwl to Europe 'may Ve - traFecl to tire plot.- tings of any Utitons ? Again We 'exclaim with fervour, God forbid ' "It is further asserted That the Torgeid State Pa per, which was, AS if to try how far human 'cly(lti lity would go, ascribed to one of the last Met's- in, the wortd who would hive written such it larraen of factions falsehood, M. I'ozzo DI iloaottO, has been found among the .vile deposittiries of our mis guided connt 111116. This is deeeraof unhinsiting forgery. Neier.were the Party *lin the Dunnapartists so _busy never did they so boldly glory in Elle infittny 'of their fa brications. The Morning Chr . Oniaa on SitortlaY produced another " AutAletitic State Document," imputed to Baron FAGEG, tire Minister of Iloilitit.i, and entitled • Observations on the Qttelition of tile Integrity of Frances—Nced we ,say, that nuitittr Dos* FAG L,- nor any Minister, of that name, had any hand in this imposition ! , This is a brave cotirie—in any other line but the patriotic,,' It would be very apt to bring a votary to condign punishment. One of its worst present effects is the utter disgT ace and dpgt aria lion itito which it brings the Press of this country. There lsa strange riitnonr in one of the Paris Papers relative to.the discovery .of an extensive convirascy, the object of which ►vas the.assussina tion of the British Officers in Praliee. " I can inform you of a c►rcutnstance. Which I ,suppose you cannot yet have heard of, the atithenticitytof which you mly perfectly re►y upon, as it Clllle di; ect from tht . Duke of WEL- L:NoTON. It relates to the detettiuti of a conspiracy of c•onsi dcrablc extent, and the troops are now certain to veluaiit here some time longer, Yesterday : 27 persons were tatien into custody, but the Papers sire quite silent upon the subject s and the examinations are',private. , . Thursday last to have been the day for the 'comtneiteetuttit ; and amongst the pa pers which hive been seized were the names and addresses of the principal British - 011Ictirs, as they were to have suffered first. Pantile guards' are posted at the Tuileries, as well as at all "the Other plieesi and since Thursday there has been walla gitardi of 200 ttten to patrale the streets, The utmost tigilunce is used to keep things vile." The curtain is now drawn up to the top of the stage, and the whole machinery of the farce of Protestant remention iu France is exposed tojthe derision; or rather the disgust of the Public. The Consistories of Garonne, Calvados, and the Orne, have added their testimonies to those of the Duke of Ws 4LINGTON, M. MAltotr, and every credible writer on the subject, that there is no truth in the anonyi• mous assertions respecting the dreadful massacres in the South of France. The question may now stand thus in dialogue : The Secretaries of the Protestant -Society in London say to the French Protestants—" You are . persvcuted and massacred." Answer, " We are not !"- 7 1te-assertion, " You are." Answer, by M. MARoN, " We are not !" Repeated to the Duke of NVeLtalloToti, " My fiord ! the French Protestants iu the South of' France are cruelly "massacred." Answer, by. his Grace, ." There is no such thing."..-Letters Written to all the Protestant bodies inTrance :—" We feel for your bloody oppression ) .wo will, raise money for you, we will belpyott to resist the higottedi u . and intolerant litntuoNs"—Answir, unit roce.• ''Thank you for your sympathy, but you , are lids, in formed, there are no grounds for it; we don't want any foreign help, the BoiriaoNS afford to their jects of eVerrperseasion-the most equal and impar• tial protection of the lawc"—After all this, is it not an iniult to common sense to hear our meddling de . magnfines still yellingout to the Vreneb, win) won't believe t hem, that they are murdered - and penitent eil).and insist uPoti their receiving ► contrilintiotis which they declere'thev (16 not Want and will not take." "Oh st npitl French ! 'you are Mistali en-;-you r throats ore tut and you don't know it-1-and. YOU shall have money to heal them .in.spite yOur teeth." We have received a voinmeor American Papers, but the re is nothing in them of politicatinterest. We have, however, -tuatie:* selection of itnsiising paragrA ph s, whicia' we .shalLecmtiutte to lay betore the public wider the title or' Aincricani4na. FORGERIES SUPERIOIt TO BEAL STATE PAPERS. 'The following - cittiing notice of a late fabricated Document, intliereti on Pozvitt Bottoo, is con tained in the introduction to its insertion, from the Morning Chronicle, by one of its fellow la bourers, the Dublin lEvening • " To the Alurning Chronicle the Public are indebted fur the promulgation of this valuable doeumete (true enoughl. " In the lucidness °f its arratioment, and the elegant sim• plicittef its phrase, this production is a model fur a State paper." . . (flu? ha: ha • We untie:4olnd that the. GenerallioaciAtr, men tioned in the French Papers, %VAS formerly Ai &de- Camp to Gen. Doitotimait ; he has certainly bcen placed under arrest, and his pipers have been tieize c 4. it becomes more obvious every day that. the French Government is exercising it'degree of cau tious vigilance autl activity that is likely to ANC the_disairected, and give security to the Country. Jlll. LtAMEALL VV11.43V111 1 C. Gott cry A 140+E AiihßEssrtto TO Tilk ENGLISH ..1n2.1354D011 By TIME 1)11615E nieuELiFb• .4 , 4att. t3,lsie. • • . • • It is .witlr-the Most lively re - 01111;9'a pain and regret Oat- the undeeSigned sees bintseff *obliged to - Make .kiiovn to his Excellency Sir Charles Stuart that several subjects of his Brltaanic Ma jesty appear to have taken an active part In :cut• ni:inrenvres• directed 'against the Goiern 4nenrof.the Ring. Ills. Ekeellancy will . 14t3,1ittl!t letter hereto which the undersigned I'o jiist YeeeiVed fronr the Minister Ofrolice,. that SO. It. Wilson, Mi. Bruce, and another indivldual Ain is believed to be an English gentleman, int 'accused of haviOg favoured the cu. - 4W Lavaletlte. trial is going to commence ; but the undersigned, in Annonneing It to Sir Charles Stuart, is forward at the some time to- give ltiti t assurance, that they will enjoy folly all the facilities which our laws afford for their justification ; and, that the. protecting forMs of trial will be religiously ob served towards them. " The ttndersigned ) in TlVlking'illis communi cation to ,the English Ambassador, as a conse- Iptence Of the particolar ret;ard which his Court on every nceation entertains towards tire Govern ment of hig Britantat Majesty, b the tumour to renew, Eke. MICRLIN',GARNIELt, Mid EXCELMANSIIIEC - it is sad; to Aix-Li-CliApelle, in order to request front the Prussian Cinveromeot to abide them, or in some other' oflite Rhenish pro vitiees.- 'The trial of the c,,,, , imanrilin , t o couri is :4gaitt not ed. The AdvOcute CHAUVRAU IJACIAADE, defended the outOrtunate Queen MARIE. AN- Tltt:Erri: before the revolutionary tribunal, is to be tii3 toun+el. The Austrian ARCHDUKES arrived at Plymouth on Siqiuday . . SirliunsoNt Lowe t and his Lady proceed to day, w are informed,' to Pprtimonth. Mr: LtAx- TER, pritifipal Medieal (Meer at St. lielena, and Major GORNEGUER, Sir Hunsotes Private Secre tary, "have left London. Their final depaamt may thereforebe daily expected. The Individual who represented himself as the son of Louts XVI. and whose name Is Putt.f.; rxxu,"Was' taken from. Rennes the 12th inst. to. be confined its an insane person in the mad-honse of Rotten. Mr. Hwy:miaow, is, we understand, the eldest son of the Hon. FRANCIS Hurcomsos, and ne phew of Lord Downuottmons, whose title will most probably devolve on him. " An extraordinary courier arrived. here yester— day, bringing intelligence to the 'Mike de Ittcnt- LIEU of an insurrection at Berlin, iii , Which several persons attached to the Court had been sacrificed. All the journals hare been forbidden: to speak of this news, as well as of the movements Of the Russian and Prussian troops upon 'Paris."--{Ai. Chronicle, Private Correspondence from. Path !! !) The contents of , the overland dispatches rr ceived at the India-house from India, have .not yet been made public. They were, we nuderstand, opened on Friday ercuing by the Secret Commit-, tee, consbning of the Chairman, Depnty.Chair man, and the three senior Directory; One of the Paris Paperri‘, the Quatidiertno, of the 14th of January, nt conimendug upon . an ar 7 ticle in our Paper of the 9th of January,. adds the following Note :—" tr r are able to add•to these observations of the 'English Journalist, an, tin. p o rtant fact, the authenticity of which we gua rantee. The Protestant Society of ,London has Addressed letters to all, the •Ptesidents of the Lin them) and Calvinist Consi•ttnies. in France, to offer Them succours. „The President of the eon sistory olNismes replied4o Ahem, Illat his com munion had.no nerd either of foreign succour or support." • The Lyra brig of war, Captain BAsit. Hal, is expected at Portsmouth from Deptford, to pro ceed with the Alceste, Captain M, Mwyer.t.,' to China, Lord ANltigaST takes about do persons In suite. Sir (igoaca'S'eAluittoN, who. pos sesses more knowledge of the Cilium Empire and Court,thannny other European, will join the Ern bany et Mauna. The superb costly presents for the Emperor of Chini•are shipping in the River, in'tenßaiit Indianian; which will likewise sail in compimy with the Alceste. The Shrewsbury u n til cibsch, which left London on Thursday last, was overturned: b) the public- Ifoute known by the ltante of Mother Red Cap's, between High Wycombe and neactrisfield. In the fall all thequksSengers Wcre severely injured, and two,of them lie at the public4ititise with little hope of life; the coachman :(Chariton) is nut ex pected to recover. Lord ItosshaltltY, who is now on euntitnntal tour, went over for the , purpose of ascertaining certain particulars relative to rite recent oiispring of his late wife, whose aceottOement took place lately in Germany ! , %Otte she„ was attended by Sir Ilatfaxltltt.titasy. • , • • Cotor-ExcuANtie, J.ver."22,- - A-Onr market was but thinly supplied this inoilitng: 1 f:i• Whem.,pritt , Sainples from Kock an& Kent ; the sales was at an advance of front Is. to , 21. per quar ter. Pine Barley supports its price . . Malt is steady. Boiling and Grey Peas there is but little Elite Tick Beans sold readily at an advance of Is. per quarter. (zits support their price, IN 'other articled there is.no alteration. • . . sm LP. de4s: ClL—This. day's Market had a pretty good supply of priule beasts, and the show of Cattle In other respect; was aams_what considerable ; Mutton and Veal Were cheaper; Nth was dearer ; I.lpef supported last pike and the trade in rearm) was inlet:o4y hr l 4;.. The s,ari ih o w !liar-market were rather lively; Stow and Clover obtained last prices ; Hay has fallen in price. The Scheme of the present Lottery is confess edly the most inviting by far of any. wt; have for many years had oceintiOu to Notice—Two rriz,es of :i5 ' ,000 Guineas, which we understand are to be paid in poll, with two' of 20,0001. 7 -not to mention minor Capitals.,-are incitement : s„.oce should thiok, sufficiently powerful to induce all those to a dve n ture wins. have any very strong desire to grow suddenly rich : no time,, however, is to be lost, the Drawing commences on Valen-. Day, and Ili the Prizes are All Floating, ;hi day niter may bi one day too late. AR. The PRINCH eoutiiiimit to improve in • • i)ealth. The followink is 'a top), of the Bulletin at the Pivilion ristertta • " Pritlay, Teti, "His Itorsi Hie,lineis the PRiNCF. Iteer.xr Hite hada toieira ably Odd aliht, and iy free from p.titi thi s " ill. J. TIERNEY." Sir. IT. WAtaoito came down front London tc, the Palace Yesterday; and again set 'cat for town.. this morning. , The fdllowing has been t h e Built= tin of Health it the. Palice to-day; Httlf•p4ite Tett, 111. • " The Pal vet retlir..nt a grant night, htifh,ft; respects, I" well & tit itt' , 3ll liighlie" Wu , ‘c s '` .. cdaY• 11, It nALronu. 'O . M. J. TIERNEY." 'Flee Doke 4f tticitiipim sit out for London Ais afternoon. His however, • may he shortly expected. His Grace, it seeins; is to suc ceed the late Duke of Nonvotit,. us Lord Licole mutt . orthis J111... , ,211.—the Pavilion bulletin of this morning gates, that the PRINCE itEOENT 15 considerably better. Saturday 'Morning he'r MAJESTY, with the Prin test Charlotte - Of Wales, anti the Princesses heal and Mary, took their farewell of- the Prince Regent, leaving his Royal Highness precisely,at nine o'eloa to take their departure for Windsor The bUke of Clarence ceniducted the - Royal Party to their carriage. -. The cavalcade was preceded by General Taylor Old Colonel Dishrowe, and fol• lowed by eight • carriteges and tour in succes•lcin, its 'Were tile Countess of- Fla :4'1140 on, Ilia Ladies Stanhope, Lady llche,ter, Lady Ntaccles field, ATadntne and Mit) ricltelnlortf, Mr• alio+ il, with Several umber ittten.lacitg. ' Tilt SHCHIFFS OF Lormort.—Fridtty afternoon Mr. Sheriff Bell, Mr. Slier if Thorpe, :Ind the city; Itementhrancer, iirrived gt the Castle Tavern. Mediately after partaking at refreshments.' he She. riffs proceeded to the Pavilion, when the 'Princit Regent' invited their to - dinner, and to her Ma jc3ty's Concert Party. In the evening the. She riffs were introdoved to her Majesty and the Roynt when they Were most . graciausly received, - and had the honour tr . , kiss her Majesty's hand. The Printets Clitirlotte likewise paid most marked attention to area. Saint day 'atoning the Sheriffs went in one of the Prince Regent": carriage: to the Patillon„ nt one o'thicit, iu ftiii dress', wearing the int , igiii4 offiee. In conseiiiieUee of his, Royal_ illghne,4, being unfortunately confined by the gout, (hi; Sherds had not the honour of en interview, but the . Prince most grarinibily sent .a mbssage. prestive of-ins t 4 egtet, and that as his Royal High ness expected to he in LOndots in a few day:, the. Sheriff's then, shoidd be immediately acqnainted with the Prince Regent's pleasure in regard Co re ceiving.the Addret's of. the Common Council. Sir i4loomke4communicatcd•to the Sneriffs, that the Prince Regent wished, then, ,to view the Pa. which . invitatiort :they accepted-, and Sir BenjitrniO conducted theft' chtpugh the different apertments. The Sheriff's. , were highly pleased with this Mark of Royal favour. ORIMINAtr-POETRY. 04 Arr:silAS: L W.? erring to mchf li. EA N' Cap at prime co• 6 Well done, stir Gilts : this is thy hotter part, As much as silk it abet stuff than eamlet For slow thou halt stirred the muscle' of his henrt, Vollo Mt not for liir wc:,.hed friend—thy Hamlet. VIRTUOSO. NAVAL NEWS. . , . rawirotitn, ant.z, 19. Arrived , yesterday the 'Express packet, Captain C'autcrt, with 'a mail from the West hulks she sailed from Tortola the 23t'of Decetufia, and left at Barbadoes th , Lord SidmontlY packet on the i d ) (It. January, spoke the Augusta, from . Philadelphia for Madeira.— Arrived the - Ranger packet, Captain 4 ft o v i N , with a mail ft am Nfw 'York, in 19 days. Sailed hit Majesty's ship Sealark ou a cruise Princess Charlotte packet,.with mail . for New York George packet, with n mail for Surinam Prin cess Atary p4cket, with a mail for Ja ma i ca ; and Manchester packet, with a mail for the Brazils...—. ‘Vind.variable frout.W. to N. 11 awl! cu, JAN. '31.-..Arrived yesterday the Auckland packet, wiih a mail and pastengers front .Arrived to-day the Prince of Orange packet, with a nol fruits ditto. Sailed" yesterday the Castlereagh.pazket, with a mail for Holland. Sailed to-day the Auckland packet, with email for ens.haren, and the Active packet, with a snail for Gottenburgh. • Duat., JAW. 21.---Remain in the Down, the. whole of the outWardohnund as berate. PORTSMOUTA, JAW, 4 2.0,---The Asia, Captain St:Atria, arrived here yesterday from J am ai ca , l ast front the Havartnah, efter a remarkably tine sane of 27 Oays from the latter place, with a fair artlti the whole of the way. She has on boot! 700,000 dollars and a enatatity of silver In 'bars, on account nt merebauts. Left lying at Jamaica. the Itnitiloas, Royalist, Onyx, and 'the North Star the. latter ,ship was to sail immediately for England, and may be hourly expected. The Asia is 'placed . under quaraetine, in consequeuce' of heriniiting lately. been in .the Mediterranean, to which she sailed from this port on the 234 of last June, on special serviee.-The Towey, Captain &water, is waking here to take the mails to Ma dras and Calcutta, and will sail to-morrow ; if the wind is fair,The Niger, Captain JACKSON, wilt sail in a few,days, with the Hon. Mr. BAGOT, for the United States.of America.--The first divisioa of the 66th, tater two unsuccessful attempts to keep to sea, have been obliged, to put hack again to Plymouth.—Tke 66th Regiment, Colonel Debaix, are still at Spithead, waiting a wind to proceed to St.. Helena. PORTSMOyTH, *.rtt4. 21.— , 5ui1 , 1 his Majesty Larne on a cruhe.—Wintl S.W. A Special Commission was opened at Clonmel on; Monday, the 15th inst. before Lord Noctwar. and Baron GEORGE, Lord Nnltaufty, io hit charge, placed the present disturbances to the account of petty chielloins, who, he said, took every.advautagt ; .of the people to make theta dis. contented. lf Ate-preset - A ,measures fail, -tie said, put in. executiun.