The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-23 00:00:00

iinENcti PAPERS. • PARiS. JAN. I .--1 4 ,art a 'tumorous CoritS of 37,ttelis4 , troops Itac.embarited at ; the con trary which love prevailed for n Month past sinoitarly refit& d the embarkation, sA that; froth a fear Irscthe bad weut her s4rild prolong the operittion, anti to prevent, iit'that catei y the CIC lollof the districts of Illtilogne and taI:4IS; teveral r:api have been stopped-an their:li'm! of 'Wat'ch: (to! arrk al of some (let acittn'enti3Or the mit pale of completing the reginitista that are to fOrttt part ,if the 111 iLybf occupation, I,ms givetrtlecasion tn.a report that the foreign trooptt were returning' Ivo I hit interior. 'the ritovements . which. Were teetelsaly to be made by the trot rt of the ,lift reot . nntions which conipost: the Army of Ocettpathot, _it) order to reach their respeitiVe cantonments, are on the eve of heing terminated, and it MA y be conlitlently tie(lared, that Iwo short . time the cottilitions of the I': eaty of the '..).(lth November *rill have received, in this respect, (Ind on all 'other poititi, their complete execution.",—(Ga at-Ate (rltficielte ) ROYAL oltDiNANct. " Louis, by ,the Grace of God, &e, • , " cottsidered Our °rail:twee of the 2•ltli iitly last, ntol the law of the I . 2th of this present • linuary, we have ottlained and do ordain as fol. Art. I. All the individuals' named in art. 2, of the Oa. fiance of the 24th July last, are retained upon the list in ciuded in the said article. " They shall he bound to gait the by the 25th rchrnary, at the latest, and tatillot re-enter it wit-tout our *Tunisia', under the penalties prescribed in the 2d urt. of the law of the 12115 Jan. • " 2. Our Anomie' General and Ordinary shall use, due di-, licence against those Wlin shall not have conformed to kir • yr, saint ordinance. {, Our Ministers arc charged, each in his department, with the execution of the present ordinanct. ( . .igned) " LOUIS, (By the. Kilig) NIAItBOIS, d' Nike of the Tuileries, " Keeper of the Seals.", ,Jun. 17, 1 s IC. . ,!. : . VA.IIIII, ,JAN. I Majesty rode in his car riage to-clay' round the city, on the 'stew . tplaYsi along the .Archiepiscopal Gardens; Ile was nu- Aieronsly attended.' The liveliest acclaniations everywhere attended his passage., 'lne funeral service in ititiii4ntorittion of the dim% ) of Lantis XVI'. will he — p — e'rfo.rtn . cil . in the i‘ernple of the I,:niteritti Protestants, rite Ales nil lettes, the 2:0:11 of 3.cunary, instead of Stinday, the 2ist. l'he.harraeo of St. Denis are converted Into all .hospital int the sill. soldier's of Ole Eng • nrmy. AA us they are perfectly cured, they will Flom n to their country. Seetlal l'rntestant families of the South have just .embraced thtreatholic'religion. 'ri t e subscription, nude yesterday at the Innerni SerViCe of the Marquis nt to Rnehrjailuelin at St. littlitite, amounted tti 14,006 francs.. We are assured, that M. Mate, Duke of tas 7 s.ano, published, in Cerntatiy,: Metitors .o - f f his political lite, in' which may be expectea some great tlisenettles on the Men and -events Con-, 'tette(' with the tyranny ntlitionaitarte.' • , • . . All the Members of the-Chunther'of Eteciuties signed the address to the l ing On the subject' of the 21st of January. 'rho Duke tie Richelieu paid a visit this day to Lord Wellington and reuiaiiied with him nearly tin hour. Thii (lay at nine o'clock in the mnrniug an aividual dressed in the umiform of an Enghill Of tee'. and having hatul-euffs on. ‘ 9 ;I S •COmILICted by two gensdttrmes to the Prefecture of the Police. It is atfirtned that General %Al lionitas obtained ferittisßioll to sec his spoOse; to t,ke the Kir in the court of the prison, to write ,acid receive M. Merlin (le Donny, obliged to quit n country house which he occupied near Brussels, lots been nuthurise:l to retire, to Cologne. At Nlohttiellier. the following notice bas been " The faithful inli'abitants cif 11Iontrit4lier are Informed, that a forcati)l9f,atijitration of regicide 112 . 11 been depositeti at the office of the Prefect, sherc it will lielut signatures till the' oth. It is as follows :--- " the undersigned iplothitants of Mont-! swear before God, and on the gospel' ) that.' )iever having adhered iu fart or,.wilkto the im s .: i;iotts and seditious prlnciplea latrodhod mid fr o.. lessed in France by a factioiAMinority, Ave re , gard the death of Louis XVI.' as.the trioSt exe crahle of nil crimes : we acknowledge that the scrwtgcs which God his brought mi our unhappy etitinlry are' a just punishment, and we , declare tbat our greatetit regret is, that we have not shed even the litst drrip Our blood in. order to arrest the fatal blow which destroyed a life no leas clear than sated." MUNICH, JAN. 10.—Our relations tilt Court of Vienna have been less gloomy fur Alyea Oast, anittt is bopeci Chat all tlilter4ncts *ill lie arranged, - The Miukter, i'ro,sia and ltulsiet have einplayed th'eir good offices to arrange the objects of litigation, and they have been warmly seconded by M. Lamb; the new Minister of Eng• lona. N,evertbeleai", it is believed that the wituie Will only be terminated at • Milan. Eserytlfing leads us to bope that the eotititryof, Salzburg !,vin retuaiti,fti us, ns well .as Berchtolsgadeni and 'the former iiishopriek of Paint), • CREMONA/ j*N ! Been arrested here who, on,the passage of his Majesty the Flntieror, uttered lujurious language tending to provoke the people to insurrection, still Speaking .of the independency of Italy, and tittering th'e cry of fire let I..ierti. . The French Fund's have not experieWeed . any =aerial change : 6 per Cents. are tdir: grit. Attietts.. • f. D 1 ATG'S. A nnivrln—d Wuterfuni. flu E-.,1 F r an ce , 2 M s b o ni, Ham. 1 burgh Duhlin I Watt'lord. PRICE 0 STOCKS 'lv ELVE O'CLOCK. .. ' 11144 Nods, Gs. 71; pr. Exeltel. Iti lln, .14. Us. ph I. /noottnt, 1511 I. Ditto fur Payment, liiii CVOs. fur February, 01 , 4 1 • . 11119 . DAT T Itoek, pur Cent. fled. 6011 per ( rsit, (:ml4. 4 per 751 76' pur U. Nary, nnu. gnu Batik 14. dais. 15 3-IGtlas !lOU WATER Xl' LONDON 11K1JGIti - 10-tIURRt)%V; blunting, 8 minutes after 1, I Evetimg, 40 ruitnitts after I THE SUN. IMAM 4 . 011 i At/IJEAT LONDON. rtingS J.,IN le Y 23, isle. The Iriarriage of fhb Printess CHARLOTTa Off WAI4I with a Prince df Saxtt-Coauno, on and exchisiiely annoUnted in THE SUN of the .Pith ' and since that period iepeated with greater con& Vence; is nevi - all but officially confirmed. Tht irand recommendation of thil Prince to us, Is, as we slot• ed on first intimating the prospect of this alliance, that he is a Pitc•t•csiANT.', In these times it would' ill suitthe:polltical sitnat ion of Britain to have had the Husband of our future given a Papist in his heart, while his tongue sacrificed his principles on the 'shrine of interest and ambition. This high and impertant ist4tiun would become no.ltc• tl . egadei dtut rvidice to See that the election to it hai fallen on a branch of that House, which has hiaitorically been &buil - Jed as the " Cradle of Pratiitanfism." • • , The Prince who will probably in little more than two month* receive the hand of the pre.. sumptive Heiress to the Throne of Great Britain, is the third . Sun Of the reigning Duke or So.P. Cosuna a •and tilt:tame who, as we mentioned On the 6th, by visiting this country, afforded.her Royal Highness . an opportunity of becoming pronally ncquainted,with the individual - who was-proposed as the Partner of her future life. : It will be recol lected too, that the dignified manners, grace, and Intelligence of this Young Prince produced a parti cularly favourable impreision Upon 'the Public.-- We have no doubt but that he made himself i4qattliy aCCeptuble to the High Personage whose iteetioie3 are about tit be united with his. • His Highness enjoys a most Unblensisltedoptis tutiOn tie a Man; K Gentleman, and a Soldier: He is about twenty-six years of age, and ziCap.' tail' in the service of Austria. . The yonnger son, and of a family itossessell of small territories, there is no•realton to apprehend that this connexion will involie Great Britain more in the Continental System than, she is al- ready, by ber naturai power and. ascendanef 'l6, a nation, as well a; her Hanoverian Kingtiotn..„ So mighty a State, and so Commercial a Country, must of necessity have its intinenee felt throniihOlit 'the world, Government is ieported to. be in treaty i 9 r . Bliekingtiant.tiouse. Pall Mall,te. 'a ri3lileure.for the Pair. Another account mentions Mon. tegue House, hut the former is every way more eligible. The followlocare copies of dig ,Communication made to his ltoyal Highness the PitlNCit Mt GENT, at . Brighton, by the Sheriffs of Leniitti through Sir IL 13t.00mwtst.n, and of the answer returned to them by his Royal Highness's corn . mands through the same channel May it plea4rt your Royal Highness, it We are ordered by the Lord Mayor, Alder• men, and Commons - , of the City of London, in Common ChnoeiLassenibled, .to wait iivon.iuur Royal Highness humbly to know your Royal pleasure, when you will receive their dutiful - a — yid loyal Address." A NS W R Et . " The PRINCE ReoaNT, upon his return to town, will fix a time for receiving the Address of thi City of London, and a columuuication of his ••. • . pioltivi'c in ttiti retlieet, wait matte throagli the Secretary 4 1 7§tate to the riffs,. for the ilthirniation of 'the LOI:D Aldermen, and Coliininit Cottitbil. Paraiba, lumary .20, 18 16.7 •. The . Parls Papers to the 20th o'fficiallY an nntonee, that the late Military MOvements of tie Allied Tiboops in Vrance, there entirelynccasioned b:y the detention or the British, through the state of the weather, too long in exhausted departments. This. is the only important item of their news. Our Vitra..Protestants still persist that ail their trench Brethren havb been murdered, and in truth we begin to believe them, for all those who are left alive strenously deny the fact ? - It•will he rememberet!, that when some of our Contemprararivs, ten days ago, put forth a'statet milt that the Malt Tax was about to he tiepealed or modified, we corrected the impression suchlili . assertion teas calculated .to make, by assuring the Public, that so far from this . bui4 hi con. truplation, it tvas intended to participate it little more in the excessive profits of Brewer?, by laying on an Additional Duty, unless they FrOCioudy lowered the price •of their manufac ture. Id confirmation :of this fact, we now See It mentioned in a Morning Paper, that—, Mr. ACTON, of Ipswich, luta received a letter frbm the CHANCOLLOa of the EXCHEQUER, ac quainting him that the public exigencies will not addiit of the Duties on Malt bring taken off in the ensuing Session of Parliament but , that if such a iheasure thnuld be funtid praeticatle 4 ,provision mask for returning the' aky whlch may hart: been puid on the stock in hand.".' "" We have, from various causes, been prevehtd from calling the attention of the Publie, and par ticularly of the inhabitants of London, to the pike of Bread under the new system, as we hi- . tentiEti. We shall, howev ‘ er, soon iideent our . pledge on TO subject, and in the mean time say, thAi the modest Trade Bulletin of the week fixes the price of the Qtartern Loaf at 9id.. and that it Is commonly sold} at H. more by tbe.lßal►ets than even their own price The poor detected Civoiticle is to-thy in A - tett psalm) about its privttte torrespontlents mud forged State Papers. It resorts, au desperate CAWS, to personalities, nod =roses the ' Tinter foul Courier' of receiving Bond& untt from Foreign Sovereigns, um! plate, AS She reward of corr►tpt servicts, from Princes et home. will fur ts . istuinent listen to insinuations so notoriously false 1 Bat they are boldly thrown put, Lihe the boy wilt tl►e black race its .childretts play, tl►e Chronicle' kilowi that if it can blacken the cotintenance of another it will at least remove a part of the attention of the surrounding sped*. tors a it will make a community of black feces. But thisiriek bas nothing toido with the mantt:. factoryatul promulgation of 'forged: and infamous , Paper*, tinder every possible form and denotnitia tion. The Faction havebecome audacioui'as their misdeeds have. een brought to light. It lino longer the simple falsehood, the on dit,the loose paragroph , the report, the surmise, the mis.representation, the suppression, the multitude of scarcely weep tihle-tittleseiTurts all tending to the same end, like the sowitig of had seed Which the wind scatters, and, the husbandman thinks himself rewarded for hit toils, if it few particles take root, and yield him any thing of a crop. • No I their aims are higher Meow; their Aaron" , more daring; their machinations more ticep end intricate. Within ten days we have, not to speak of minor fabrications',, not to speak of the used q uan t um of mis.statement which makes the entire white sheet of the Party Organ one .black lie, we have had three distinct forgeries of if Authentic Statte Papers," "iz. Pozzo di Bur VI Report, the Dutch Ambas. satiorts. Memorial, and Lord CAS#RREAG WS Letter; besitlei manYtinfituntled'aimportant State Seerits," disclosed to frier the public mind, such as the design of the CnA4cat.t.ou of .the„.Exottit Ewen to invade the ,Sinking Pond, the intention of the'Xatperbr A t.eScitittitt to place the Priiiei,pf ORANUit ()tithe French Throite,.. the- •Returrt. 4 tif the Allied Ariiiies to Paris, ttnheard of Massacre's, &c.• Ste, Etc. Sic. &c. &e. &c; In short the "force of .forging•will .no further go," sad we leave the rilty and .disgraced con trivers of these shamelesi things to the. burning indignation with which the public.- sentiment is at this moment orerwitsbuing them, T,be Chronicle brag's; that notwithstanding the recent srrests, iefitts ;still got some faithful 'Ser vants in Paris. 'We trust the Puliee . will look io them ; but the mUltitutle of letters in its 'columns in ,d a y, " about it. Illithlbotit it t " want tile pith i i nd Marrow whielt wont to characterize them when conspirticies were in fuller Vigour: Al; : we f ear : Othello's occupation's gone" for these. are but sorry specimens of the productions of the sur. vi*lPg &R"g' ?re. (t7up s ) rAms, 4 learned with riurprise that ieverat, among 'whom are ( Rbiget Mr, ti.aWtorii Bruce, attd 0... Hutchinson; have been titreiti'A this moriunp, tiint their paperi have been s eiz e d; 'anti thiit the, have been conveyed to the phsottiiiithis city , tier the directihn of the liiinistet of the Police: , Ai I haie tepeateilly manifested to yrmrPccri• henry my determination to peofecOm of my Sovereign tb no person A . .hose :conduct ea da:igers the safety of thii Government; 1 silebl d have been flattered, if, as British Andrasstirior it the Court of Erotic+, I had been linnotired.with .commuitication from your ExcellenCy, wid a might lINVO prevented the necessity Of an officio! .6;04 - nation of the motives for is ptoceedinga this ; liature towards individuals ,chose and rank in some measure guarantee the loYol t i . of their conduct.—l have the honour, tke• (Signed) CHARLES SIEWAO. The Duke de L'V. t i~; BOUTII AMERICA. ~' NEW °nights, Nov'. 13.—1 n the iChoonet • President, front Boquille de Puilras, arrived naa Jazt MA:4ov. litaitala, with his suite. V S. Gentleman, we ure infortned,.is appo:ntell ter Plenijuiv.:tttiary from the Mexican Republic to.• the United States. lle was a distingnisitedo en " her of the revolutionary Government, and op organisation of the Constitution, was electe d Deputy of the Provinte of Trepan. We unde r : stand the news brought by this arrival is the n) O5 t i t , ) the cause of Mexican intlepewiener. nu rtteptignicans are in possession of ail ea -r country anti although some of the great tom, are still held by the Roy a lists, they have no c ola ' ntußipttion with, each o th er but by stroll..! Cawvoys, vOyi, anti more frequently by paying u IleavY Jut/ to the ItepetiliCanf. We hail previously learnt th a t the Mexican itt ' public had f anted a Cob stittition, and organiz' t a deliberative body, tinder the style at preme Cobgr'ess; 'The ardour of the Ilepublic iol. remains unabated, and a speedy termination of ltevoltitiOn would be effected, if they were liett ec ' furnished with the Ululation* o f war. They are well clothed and fed, and the financial coneeros are in a flourishing COndltion. 'I he Idlest iotelligenee We have from 11."'tl le , g ; ill l Nr.tslting (patter of this New Political mci t At4tts, that several vessels, with F"rg 6cl ctf guar a,td provisions, .11Rti entered lure eoasegneuce of trigieli the Catthageniuns were la Apirits. General Morino had bombarded 111 . eny for eight boars, •bet WAS' compelled to rail . ° with great J.VM.IIC.I. We lat'ey noticed the charges 14,1 against the Chief . .. Justice of Jamaica, the lion. JoHN That Gentleman has presented a Pvtition to Oa Assembly, stating, that he had first learnt from a public newspaper that charges of misconduct at , his fmrt, in his administration of *lie justices were, on the 9th of Noveruheriniiaur, against 'bins by an lion. Member in his place' and R Committee of the Home appointed to I ,9itite and report;whether there are sufficient ground, to proceed upon the said c h a r ge s Erin that he 'is naturally anxious to learn the redoe nature of the offences of which he is arcustqk !Without which be . submits .ii must he impossiblO for him to make adequate preparations for•his fence against such accusation, should the 1 - 1 0 "$ c deem it right to entertAiu auy such procsediligs and praying that the House %salad be pleasattt order him an authentic c o py.. o f suc h c h arge s; 1 ‘ 0)(t . afford hint sufficient notice and opportunity ° 41 " feud himstlf.,..-Ordered to lie on thelable. The bill which has been hVought into the 1 101 " e,, of Assembly, to explain and amend the Atnerietta (ponds Duty Act, has passed, and was sent Over. toth'e.Council; it is intended to remove the - te'd ceitt.:. on transit, goods, as als o a u horstlf crude, and bullion.. inti/ortont Busineis.—A petition of Archibsa 'Congrece, praying payment of the ununal for .king. core of the elr;ck in the Assembk) Reds" was presented anti referred to a .Committee °W the State of the lslam: ! ! Di'patehes were receked on Sonday at the rd• reign Office, from Paris, which were forwarded , Lord ChSTLRIEV2II, who sent them to tbr BO' of LIVLIIPOOL. • . , Mr. Aontsion, the King's Nteisenpr, we' sent off to Paris last, tight, anti a Cabinet Council vas summoned (unmet this day. Mr. CANNING is eXpeeltil to arrive from.. L's bon by the month of March. We are hnp)Y I ° learn that the health of his sun is eunsidetabit improved, Lord ai;cl Lady CA‘TLERRAGH will. . Celle ". to . uni, this day for the season, which is several tier Semler:than they were expected. ' The' Earl and Countess of LIVERPOOL came t° town yesterday for the season. The Eurl or Livrat.opi will give the first Cabinet dinner for the seasent to,morrow, at Fife House. • It is intimated that M—Pozzo DI lionno means to prosecute with the utmost rigour the forgery of which he thinks he has discovered the t11.0." 1 :: is said., too, that, he considers' dust i)t.tletC o ' l `" mencstuvre as only a ramification of 'an ex tensive plot, tor the abusing the public opinion of E"r"P eg by false and calumnious publications t_ flittlexpettg that. some of the p a p e r s se iz e d i n the investiga' lion of Lse,teerre'saffair, will throw great lig bi on the other, nod more pernicious conspirdeF-;"' Most heartily do we wish him SIICICSi this tell fiertSjiilli:,, Those who abuse a free press by sY . P! tentatie , fortery, are among ,ate deatn as iest .enenu of w they poison the well sprints of idgri ination,. , •