The Sun. — London, England, 1816-07-08 00:00:00

kftENCli PAPERS. : : 6 tAriiS, ;To LY 3 —Several iontlialS hitve aiittoiihc ed that 114rshal Suchet hail been 'replaced in active; service, lgrither this Marsitai, tidr any of the other Marshals of France, bad ceased to be in ac tive service. Ibis Majesty, upon the occasion df the happy 'event of the marriage of the Duke rit Berri, has granteit a free pardon, or a conimutat►on of their sentences, tO 31 individuals in tilt:rent depart . merits, condemned to priniblinients tOore or ICBS vet e. Nineteen pilinnits confined far debt in the de ‘nartmeht ache Ltivver Seine have recovered their • liberty through the benificence of the King. ..„ .Letters have been receitted at Milan filial the ktincest,..of Wales, dated from AleXandria in ligypt, in which die announces heti intention of being at Constantinople by 'the end ti! June, and that .she expects to return to her fine villa on the Lalce of COmO in the course of October. Mr. 13eoughain has left this capital for Swit zetlatid, The fears of the ,Norte with regard to the in tentions of the hlniperoii Melander have been re: tuoved by a note r”entiy, delivered to the Divan. in which the bassi Ambassador affirm:l, that his toaster his riO Other desire than to se e Europe in a state of peace after The Violeta agitations it has experienced. PARIS, ilitAr 4. —the tleparture of tht Bake of Wellingtan for England has heeti much talked of in Paris, and so people have ascribed it to politi cal causes. The truth - is, that his Gra ce has avail ed hiti,elf of the perfect tranquillity which pre vails in every part Of France, td vist England, and take the Cheltenham watehs, which his physicians have recomnientled j and that be will return to saris by the beginning of August next. There it talk of an approaching .convocatioti of the Chambers. • We have reason to believe that they will Rot meet till the let of.Octoher, We learn from Boordeana, that art old .vroman of that city, tainted with revolutionary prin. tildes, and in the habit of spreading false reports, has been condemned by the frevotal Coma to a year's imprisonment, and a fine of 300 francs. Among other marvellous reports, this hag gave out, that '250,000 men had taken the field oikr invincible chiefs, Ste.: she seasoned all her news with seditious tongs. The escape of Generals Saysry and Lallemand from Malta has been noticed some time ago.— These detenus escaped from Fort Manuel at Malta ' on the night of the 7tp of April, but the suoie. is unknown. They were strictly guarded, iota had permits/4mi to walk only in a gallery in front of the rooms where they were lodged, which looked Into a court in the citadel: The Aentinels had or. dears to tire upon them if, Aliefexceeard, their bounds. It was generally reported at Malta that they had got to Smyrna. ilis.Majcsty, wtlliug tts fecompetiee the fidelity_ Of the National Guard of Grenoble, and dis tinguished service* which they rendered on the ; l i g ht o f tiee 4th :in:l Stb Of May last, has named for Knights of the Legion of Hoootte, MM. Louis Dupryrou, Captain of the Guard ; Dc Vourcy, .Lieutenant of the Horse Guards; AtatnitteAearlas, the gtf COitlpatty, end Joseph itityniand, of the 4th Company of CliagtietitS. highness the Ptince of Conde at rived et Chantilly on the 2 1 3th ult. fie was re. teived with general exclarnationa of " Long live the King ! Lung live the Bourbons l" Yesterday, at the moment when the King's car:. riage stopped at St. Cloud, the 'beautiful daughter of M. De Castes, and who was Married that morn ing, with her husband, fell on bet knees at the door of the carriage, and implored .his Majesty's bless ing, which the King gave by spreading his hands oti the heads of the yoting tootle; he appeared penetrated with a lively emotion, which the /metes tors of this interesting scene partook of. It is said that all the Princes of the Royal Pa- Wily, and of the blood generally, will he appoint ed forthwith; by a Royal Ordinance, Grand Crosses of the Legion of Hononh. Numbers of distinguished Engllehnteti arrive daily in this capital: Among the latest arrik , all *vas noticed the pail of Lauderdale: Letters Irons Tetieriffe announce the arrival of • the English ships Newcastle and Orontes, no the Ist of May ; the ftarmer had Admiral Malcolm and the Russian and Frenbh Conimissaries ter St. Helena on hoard, The thontes carried the Austrian Comniissary, Baron Sutrmeri, Both Vessels sailed from thence on the sth, hit' St. The Mouitettr of this day contains aft oiallnance relative to the triode of admitting, educating, and pronioting candidates for the office of Vibe- Consuls. The following is the preambli to this Oral., stance :--= - ." , Consulates being intended for the pro section of the commerce and navigation Of our subjects in foreign States, to administer justice and poike ttt our said subjects) and to furnish Government with . information that will enable it to promote foreign commerce, it is evident that sorb OtlleC3 cannot bq properly filled, unless the persons appointed to the functions of Consulate shall have acouited, by appropriate studies and by adequate experience, positive knowledge Of public law, legislation, and commercial affairs." Arts. 1 and 2 appoint pupils, vice-consuls, to be placed with consuls-general and consuls, both the Levant and in other countries, fixes their li timbur at 12, and allots 24,000 fr. for the ex pence a ttcadiiig the alewife. Afis, 3 aud 4, candidates fir the sit:intim) o aHis lolly be admitted from the age of to aiiar having ondertr,one a previous examina t Heir it rte , i. The pupflq,., v:ee-considi, I MU .set: to 1.h.-ar . .l ~!1.410)ge %Oh 1111 ::unsuls, • THE SUN. SOLI , • t •.1 , AT LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 8. 1816. We hate sines Saturday arrivals from Ham burgh, Brussels, and Paris, from all of whicb we have made extracts. The foreign news, however, does not claim much notice from, its importance. The paritiaii trial draws to its conclusion, but the sentence is,the only point towhich any interest can be attached . , and we have accordingly given the proceedings with becoming brevity. •, The knowing paragraphs art: taken from the utournals of the .sth, received this morning:— " PAIIII ) JULY 4.—Those persons whom the Duke of Orleans, hy virtue of the powers which he had received from the King, had created Offi cers of the Legion of Honour, or Chevaliers of Saint Louis, in March 1815, and whose provi sional brevets are not yet confirmed, have been requested to transmit the necesssary documents to the proper Officers to enable the King to con firm them in their }auks. CON7INUATiOU TOY MAL OF THE COW. ersitArons, JULY 4. " The Court opened at half-past eleven. " hI, Vandaune, Advocate. General, summed up the evidence. -He pointed out, to the accused the nature of their crime, and slimed thent what ought to he its punishment. He tlien commented upon the conduct of the first three of the con spiratdrs. Pleignier, he said, was the chief, Car boomeatt seconded him, and ToHeron was forced to act with them. The others have only acted in concert with the Police. " At the close of his speech, filled (say the Journ4l4) w:th warmth and sentiments trnly Frrnch, the 11411 resounded with cries of ' Vive Ic Itni.• ' "fir* }'resident then arlionrned the sitting for Advocate for Pleignier, was heard. lie founded his . defence of Pleignier upon the state of the disease with which has been affliCted for many years. lie is hypochondriacal ; he was treated its a fool, and they usually applied to him a vio lent remedy, viz; a live pigeon embowelled and applied while bleeding to his head.—At the tatter I)att of his discourse Pleignier shed tears itLabun 7 dance, and seemed greatly distressed. " Catbunueau spoke for himself; be declared that Pleignier bad deceived him, in saying that he had powerful friends. As soon as he was aware of the impostnit, he abandoned all connection with this dangerous man; and on the evening of his ar rest he was upon,the iuint of entolling'llimsell in a company of comedians. " M. Dumolard, defender or tolleron, also jus tified him on account of the instigations used to Seduce Min. " The othei: Ettli , oeates will be heard in to- Morrow's sitting; which will open at half-past fire in the,morning. FIZIDAT, JULY s.—The Duke of Angouleme set out last night for Lyons, whence his Royal Highness will go to the Department' of Isere. The suite of this Prince was composed of four carriages. • " For some days past the possibility of a war in Europe has been the talk of Paris. This re yort has not the slightest foundation ; we do not find the least trace of it even in 'the English Papers, which are the echoes of all Europe, and Which collect all the reports, all the suppositions, all the truths, and all the lies. The vetion is, that such an assertion could not obtain credit in a -- country where the people occupy themselves se rious!y about politics. All the exterior acts of Government visibly prove the unanimity of their 'intentions, as well as the unity of their interests. It is known that amicable arrangements exist bet een all the Ca binets. No sign, no indication, can make us conjecture a war, and a continuation of decisive facts guarantees the length and necessity of pr, /Ice. " 'Fil V. Tribunal of Colima has lately condemned a man named Blandetier, u singer in the corn- Itiune of St. Germain-les-Corbeil, to three mouths' imprisonment, and to 50 francs line, for having sung in church, Domine fac imperu• t ore an .' " STUTGARD, JUNZ. 18.—We ere informed that a new Bavarian clry, opposite that of Ulm, to be called New thin, is now boilditig upoa the right bank of the Danobe. The Danube in that part divides the country of Bavaria from that of IVir t cm berg. " NUittimauttc,JuNE 28.—The King of Saxony, who is now at the Chateau of Pilnitz, has liven indisposed for some days, and obliged to keep his apartuients, but he is getting better." FRENCH FUNDS. 5 per Colts. 56r. 65 c. Batik Actions • • • ...105J I. 5u c. We have American and Dutch and liamburgh Paper}, but their contents are so little pressing,. that we are induced, froni the superabundance of other matter, to postpone both till to-morrow. Lord ExmooTn. on his return to town this morning, had an audience with the Board of Ad miralty; His Lordship's commission on a foreign service was, we hear, to pass through the usual forms this day,—Sir ‘1 7 11.1„4v CosTor.f.vc, we un derstand, had an interview with his Lordship this day, with a supposed reference to the service above alluded to. A notice from Vienna of the 19th June says, " Our Court has positively rejected the chitin of the Queen of ETAUTIA, respecting- Parma And Placentia." BLACK IT PATH PADRiiTIiIAN.---EATOS this morn ing made good his 80.ith mile. On Friday the Portuwuese ;Minister was intro duced to the QURRN at her Palace, cud had a nri vote Audience, when his Excellency made a for mal-comututeation of the death of the Queen of Porruoiu.. The Duke of 'WELtalloTott passed thrott l e' Maidenhead yesterday about noon, or his way to Cheltenham. The Hussar transport recently arrived from St. Helena, has brought borne Lieutenant-Colonel SUIZ.roN, late Lieutenant-Governor of that island. She was 46 days on the passage. BUONAPARTE ,continued to live under his newly-adopted regi men—scarcely any exercise, and with very little society. Sir Hupsott Lttwat having acquainted all his companions, that such as intended to leave him must do it at that time, or they would not be able at all. Gen. titol, Madame BERTRANII then resolved to continue their stay will' him, and not return to Europe. It was onbidered tivit the rainy season would hate a bad eiteet upon PAN) - NAoAnTies health, if li peoisted in that mode or living• It is a regniation made i)y Sir GEoßas CocitiltiftN, to prevent I)itinV reviels from Long at St. Helena togetiterobat only wo sbir shod! leave • !he Cape of (mood Ilve at one and their stay at St. Helena shall nut eireed twenty tour huilcst MEDITERRANEAN SQUADRON. [From a Pltmuuth Paper.] Orders arrived here on Wednesday, to 011 several ships to their war establishment, !I be placed under the contmand of Lord Bac who is to prOceed on a particular service* possible dispatch. The squadron coMprises., The e Qneen Charhtie 110 The A1bi0n............ Impregnable 74 G1a5g0w....... .. Soperb. Betzehuh, Hecht, Fay, amid :ofernal, bombs. The Implegnable, 5+412, and 1 3 elze l bomb, are equipping at port, where greatest bustle prciails to procure fr om th e t rent departments large qualities of ordnanc e sti additiond boats, cables, and anchors. The zebub was on Wednesday ordered to be fitted all possible dispatch, and will be COIPPI by Monday. In the mechanical and rigging partment, she had ber top-gallant . m at Poll by the evening of the day she WA? orderer refit. Men are to be given front the Spen . eer. Malta guard-ships, and every exertion II Via' to get them ready by the 10th instant. The Berwick, 74, which arriverlhere on SI day, is come into. thalamic, anti tstras stripi when the order came for her to be fittedfat, temporary service of Sir 3 . T . Ducks vor t bl ship, during the absence of the impregnifbitt: on her return will be paid off. tv ill A gratuity of two Months pay inch etch man at the cloie of the ser vice oa. . w ships may be ordered. , The Itapreguable is to have 113-pottatie!i7 upper deck instead of her 1 2 -pogo 1 " n a ordered on shore. I be glyel e‘ Captain BRACE is appointed to th e IMPe to cc and Capt. W. E:swrabaN is appoint ed , - wand the Beizebub. do FALMOUTH, JULY 6.—Arrived Ye'ter ,',, Majesty's ship. Jasper, Captain CARO/ 119u1141 cruise ; and to-day the Dwarf cutter Iron' . Sailed the Arabella packet for Lisbon. , PORTSMOUTH, JULY 7.—'Arrival his store-ship Hydro from the Downs, and iestrs ship Prometheus froni cruise..." Westerly. I . HARwLca, JULY 7. --Arrived tue -O f f ; packet from Oottenburgh ; Lark p a cket Holland ; and the Castlereagh packet frt haven—all with mails. Sailed the be tl Y Prr i . packet for Holland, and the Castlereagh r* for Culthaven.—Wind S.W. The Boyne was paid off at Portsmouth °P I day, and recommissioned by Cart. B. the Bag of Sir EDWARD TiloßNlOß oll6ff ' t crew of his .Majesty's late ship Plicents w e , t e charged out of the service on Saturday. sette, Spartan, and Arachne will be paid week. The Havannah was paid off On Tlittr,i' Captain HAMILTON, we understand , volunteered his services to commana ; le ► t boats in the Algerine Expedition ; an " L number of his men' expressed their wi lling serve with him. , The French General HUM/11111T• under the orders of General llomm tiistinguished himself in the descent at i ay, has, according to report, assennoe if armed at New Orleans about 1 000 nj e ns r e f eyent nations, with . --the, intention, it st;,9cl, of joining the principal corps °`, Mexico, who are desirousqlf making' ""- General' in Chief. to S A troop of the 15th Montt marched to ford no turday, where they are egre cie main for some months. , I red s 'The 3d Dragoon Giurrds, have been ",,, c m antonents, and will be iinartered at is to be the heackquarters), t,st ('which s pi Sligo, Roscommon, Gan git •, Lon 1 ea an more. el c l The provincial letters mention a figil" re 0 0 siderable extent i n Yorkshire, contioi;e°liit suspension of the' p a y m o en ts f and C o — . 1/ 0 ' The Sussex and Horsham Bank ( FiltM r i ` , 'ii - and itArEft) csntnospepgeudenjcpscsyninf e O t n ,ii % u % re St ll d o morning, in Banking House of Messrs. BRucs, ritiaa. anti Co. London, e eee " Another failure of some conser-uti plitee on Saturday in town, connec ted vi ` -- ing concerns. 00 1 We learn froth Sunderland' tha t o,r'fin resat t lest the Banking House of Gloo%* ono plac, was visited by en ext ent In aid don, e which ohliged It immedi a tely t s t to l o meat. Several expresses were scut t° ommunicate the circumstance. 0"I betiq We are grati fi ed to state, on the *Gentleman of much knowl e d g e sod ob' er t And who last night returned to town cf through the tteighbouring eountlea, 11 ° 1 % . 'Of tort) and bay ett.of uncommon Pro m to The Brett era have at 'lemon der o . citite the r ice of Porter heepence per g al fall commented o S atur d a y e Vel11111;• o trld A dteadttil.fire raged at Both fast big at three o'clock, It was with some bli g that the mail passed through t!.e crowd. 'Ol, ortvitur ed. it iS 34i1i, in 4 6 14 :d 0 1 With thc Valiant Staler, pithlic 110111 C, Sl oy ed dwellings u rirtly de*" (Plgrelouih, jetty GI 1 4. be deducted from the sulaty assigned to the pupils. Then folld*s the system cif regtAatictils, ne pre» scribed by the Duke de Richelieu, Minister for Yoreiqn Affairs, to which these pupils are to MI. 101111, end by which they are to be educatctl. - edvitT or• as,4ltE. On the 2J and 1 3(1 of July, the trial bt the disaht patriots of 1816 was continnetL On the former (toy thd heating of witnesses for the prose cution ivas eontiniled. lie following incidents ‘vorth notice ticcurred Schastel, a writing-mister, had deposed before the Cotonasary of the Court, that he saw lion twsier, one of the prisdners, give Sorge cards to Son t h in, and heard them speak of apOoaching changes in the Govehnnent: This witness. on being HOW reaacted first declaration, and asserted that he !tart been intimidated by the interrogator. President.—Do Ott persist id this absurd and infamous declaration, that threats *ere had out to,yott by an Officer of Justice Schastel.—Yes, §ir, they %vett 1 I we.s told I should be put in prison, unless I said su and so : I then lost my bellSeS. The Yreildent.—The s gentlertied of the jury will rectiliect that Bonassier, stn. and jun. and this Sehaitele are the only persons who have alleg ed prete'dded violence's, even of a moral nature, exercised upon them. All the other pris'oaers• have done homage to the humanity With . which they were treated. I order the detention of this witness till the close of the trial. • Lehrtio (a prilouer).—Just after the last depo sit 1014 against Philippe, a tellow.prisouer,l heard, close to me, the following remark : " There goes one at least for the deal box." I beg the Court will order the utterer to be arrested, Presidetit.—Volut hint out. Lebrun...--.1 cannot recognize . him. President.—..lll a Court of Juitiee the greatest respect is due to mistortime : the accused are nut subjected to public opiniou. 1 person making such misplaced observations shall be arrested ou the spot. (Tbe youhg .men Who tittered the remark was . pointed 40t, audiaken into custody during the suSpeusiori of theisittjng ) Two Officers. 0 the Royal Guards deposed to W4tiu 'AUX prowling about the barracks gild in the canteens of the Royal Guards, with a vine to promote desertion. :They vt ere students in medicine, and Weil known as bail subjects. They would have twill severely handled by the tiocps, hail it not been fur the interposition of the Layers. As it wa-, they received some twenty blows with a rope's end. The Sitting of the 3,1 of July was occupied with bearing witnesses calltd by the prisoners iu their defeuce. M. Vaudoeuvre was to be heard next day on the part of the Crown. 'IAI(.~ .-kustiVEi)-2 France, I Holland, i Flanders, I Gotlenburgl), I Hatolinrgli, I Guernsey an4l.lcr,cy, 3 1ju1.0144 2,Watur find. Du s:---1 holland, I (inttennurg-n. PRICE 01 THIS PAY 1 aT 11`, pr STOCKS. 4•'ct.ocx. 1144,14 gtock, • • • s• per lJcnty 71:7 4: r cvitt. 641 per 'en+. 's A tilt...— 0.1 4 4 per Cent..Cono . tild! Ciatir, fin siecuunt,.... 1;4 ti SVuAit —.Average Price ut 'Down or Muscovado htigar, comptitt:cl (rum the Itetiviis math• in the week ending the 341 4st at July, tsiti, is 475. aid. per ewL HIGII WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. 47 ruiners after I. Q l 2 Diu S 4 s alter IT.