The Sun. — London, England, 1816-07-11 00:00:00

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ANY Ladies and Gentlemen amongst the tliottsanthi who have seed this PICTURE (which it m ill in EXHIBITION I having expressed a wish to he in= ~rined when it was Mr. WES"I"s intentinit of publishing a , r , II . I NT from it, I am authorized respectfillly In acquaint "'ern And the Politic in general, that a DRAWING is now litikhed preparatory to that Object, and placed in the Room pith the ORIGINAL PAINTING, at No. 125, PALL-MALL, Yor their inspection ; where Subscriptions arc received, and printed particulars may be bari By Order, CtIARLES SMART, Secretary. ‘ , 1 , 26 , Pall-Mall, May 11, 1 8 16 . ".. 11 . The EXHIBITION opens as usual, from Ten till Five. GRAND SERIES OF NATIONAL MEDALS. ASERIE'4 of MEDALS, commemorative of the GREAT EVENTS of the late WAR, is about to be pub- HAW. It will consist of about Forty in number, executed in 1 ;'e Most masterly style of Modern Art, no expetsce having "n spared in procuring an uhion of the first Medal En- Parent in Europe, In order to hand down to posterity the great ALltierentents of the British Army, under the. Com ih"d of Field-Marshal his Grace the Duke of WELLING TON. r, „ • . ,of the M e d a l s are now rea d y f or delivery , and may he !a t ? in Gold, Silver, or Bronze, of Mr. Whit e av e s, No. 30, F i Atreet I Mr. Young, 4 M 6, elt Holborn and Mr‘ Lam °t t !!, No. 19, Coventry-street, Haymarket. • 1 \ B. Gentlemen wi,hin g 'f or a c o mplete Suries are requested . 01 . give is th e i r N ames to either of the above persons, as 1,11 1 have the atlvantage of - Proof Impressions, and the Medals arranged (free of any )• n elegant Cases, for the Li brary or C a bi net. char g e ), It is also intended to publish, in One Volume, F.NGRAV 'NOS of the MEDALS, with a descriptive Account of each, *lnch will be ready for delivery with the last of the Modals. . WON CHEAP TRAVELLING at the SARACEN'S HEAD INN, Snow-Hill, London. r"in LONDON to YORK, also LEEDS, only Two Guineas inside, and a Guinea outside the same in proportion to kIAINBURGH, and all Parts of the North. From LON DON to WEYMOU'T'H, One Guinea inside, and Les, out tide, with four inside Coaches, the best Horses, and keep good time. By W. B. MOUNTAIN and Co. Thetupswing Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out hum the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-Hill. 0 ROOK itoci GOSLING's MARLBOROUGH Elegant Post Coach. through Hungerford, Newbury, ssead Maideuheae, sets out from the Saracen's Heed, ~,`""1 1111 , at Seven o'clock in the Morning, gets to Marlbo. f" t tgn by dinner tinge; a comfortable conveyance for Travel.' efs un UMPIRE ent Road. Nigh t , a New LIVF.RPOOL Light Coach, onlrone isets N iglit on the Road, carrying Four Insides and Four Outsides, out every Day at One o'clock, arrive* at Liverpool next teferatten at Six o'clock, through Donstabie, iVonurn, Lath "r'', Northampton. Welfurd, Lutterwort h, Hineleley, Athol stone. Lichfield, Stone, Rugely„ Newcastle, Knuteford, War. thigton and Prescot. SOUTHAMPTON, Lymitigton, Winchester, and Basing. ! tnke New Four I ns id e C onc h a t Eight o'clock in the Morn.. 7lais 4. arri ves at the George Inn, Southampton, by She o'clock. bi* R most delightful Conveyance to the Isle of Wight, 1 - ' (1. • Guernsey, Saint Maloes, Havre de Grace, Cher. ..urgl e fee td.ll" el WBr:r',!( 1,00 New Light Four Inside Cc-to L „T l ii i"x• V adford, and all Parts of the: North, set oa h at s out T et Ids, wo uak in the Afternoon, and arrives at the Golden Lion Inn, ;re-spriest Evening at six o'clock, through Stamford, Gran ilatu.Newark sa d Do nc ast e r. This Coach is int e nd e d t o ac . „,.. '" 11 1. me the Towns of Leeds, Halifax' Bradford and Vi. ituf. It will leave Leeds at three o'clock in the Aftern oon . "gers mar cuneeniently come to Leeds fro nt th ose pl aces lle it s Lendon early the next Evening. 7EYME 313 f I I, Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury, Andover, B as, ingstoke, new P o st C oac h, ever y Aft ernoon , at Three "ffign• l'he Weyrunnth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cher -414111, St. Melees, &c. From Cherburgb is a most'delightful reed to Paris. E XETLIt Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, minium)), a nd Salisbury, New Post Coach, every Morning, italf4past Slx o'clock, through Houlton, Axminster, Brid trel,l3.lliird, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. d Spalding, Petaborough, Stilton and Hunting ,"") new Ito) Mail Coach, sets out. every Evening to Spits. 111, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. 8 (" : " & iIiaSTOI, Plying Peast-Coaches, through Chip- Celtic, and Marlborough, every 'Afternoon ; arrive -e MaY i s, the Gr e yh oun d I nn , B a th, a n d th e London n', Tho mas -street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morn 44—Coat:lies tu Wells, ilridg'ewater, Taunton, Exeter, Ply aloe th, &e. Fere: light 4 ......... new Coach, called The Rockingham, sots out e i t i e d r Y In Eight o'clock carries Four Insides only, , ttri gues remarkably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes h r L,'"ith Stfireford, Newark, Reticire, Doncaster, and Ferry !. witF, to the Golden Lien, Leeds, next Moruing. Notwith iatl Ming the ueconnuon Expedition of th is Coach, it is al vit'e;ed to he'the most aereeable and ceinplete Public Con- JaZ ite r„ ( in the North Iti.ad, being Im-evened Accouno. 11 3' tiny other. Longtuwn, Grutna.green, Annan, Dumfries, e n l t i v muill. Thornhill, Sanqultar-Kiln, Canmock, Kingsweil, ~ 9parts of Scutlend, Peet Coach (Deily). 11.1 c, Searliereugli, Whitb Shield, and Edinburgh, New C uoach, performed with a Guard 0,0491110 et, sets nut every Morning at half-past Si; U ll by seay of Newark, Regard, Tedeaster, Derlingoit• tirthalle rtott, Durham, Moi peth, and Beewick. Passen finding themerlves fatigued front the leugili of the w,ttliont a inay ny additional rest what timFa e they please, and then proceed ~r e. 19 - IDGENORTI I ntid Weisel new Post•Coecli, evgty Ere. Penrith, and Whitehaveu Po:it-Catlett, Kites rtp ''h Four lititeees, and a ' Citnotl all the se4. Passes through 'v Appleby, Greatabiidge, Re:11'1 mnd, Catteri e k, tl, ul tgithridge, We herby, Abeitord, Donclister, and Grail- Sets out every 'Morning, and ',crewels the Journey i' 4l l the greatest facility. Pasesengers detained oil the Ro a d r luitiess or pleas. sire, have the pee doer solvantaga of their vs heing i se,ared. in th e n e xt Coach. XENDA ~L ancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lansdale, Bolton t)tieskirk, and Gamang Pout-Cum:lies, every Alter no of, ,at sear aloes G t tat de4 . .-LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsfard, Stone, and Post Coach, called The Expedition, every Evening at ' - ' l4 /e o'clock, to the Sariteett's.Hea4i Inn, Dale•street, Liver -141:tt.4 Guettle4l throughout. e, IC AKEFIELD Post-Curseh. every Morning, at half past Cu,c , I,; I:II ES"f.F.R, Newport, Whitohureli, Tarp°, Nantwieli, erthwicli, and I ( iddlewich, PostAnach, every Eveni ng , a t I"is Welted:. siV -l I . F . DERLItNr), Stockton, and Yarn, new -Coach every orniug, to the ge, Situderlantl. • NIA L':'CLIMTEtt, Congletort, Newcastle, Weisel, reNi tVieeartnneton, Punt -Cuaell, every, Afternoon. Guarded. at e e . l : IVellington and Shiffnal, Post-Coach, ;ri g . , at Flee o'clock, Guarded. :i 1,1) and - Ro g therham Pest-Coach, called th e Rutck ),, re,vvery Mo m rnin. iA mercury . M Post Coach t ,with a GUAM. seta I\l,4';'''ll Alt ernoou, acid reaches Biruntighem next day at Bar; by Oxford, linettni and Shipstone, to the 13'111-street, Birmitiglinue Northeave, Howden, Them, and Doncaster, Post- Mornitie at half-past Six o'elnck, to the Cross ,Lxi, Iwt - :tv e, u r , 1 1.1 (. Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgate, Cattier Cr,,,,1 i / ei'erstell it , Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud new Pest • 1 - iFttlfe, M ffl'hilig; Noon, and Night. ' e014.1t, Ware- I-lodate - dint, and 1.,13' eshunt Coach, ere Morui 4irr "g' 'l`,: n , "NI iAM and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at. ILO-past te e e, ,. " ll 1 -past Two, Hell-past Four, and Hail-past Seven AVILA 11 161 , 4, 1 4VI 13. I'. 3 I(JUNTAIN and Co. respeotfillly acquaint ir'etals and t Public, that they will 'tot be account /,'*"Y Writ i• Parcels, or Lugzage. ke. than nls if lost, st u l c u, or damaged, unless u ente red Le iitl accerding'y, at the Saracens *Head Inn, edoe. vicrudt LING-OFFICE, July 9, 1 a 1 6. TIM COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the 2nd inst. they will be :ready to receive Ten ,ders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the Supply .of what FRESH BEEF may be required fur the site of his Majerty'S Skips and Vessels at Weymouth, during the space of twelve Calendar Month from the 21st of August nett. 7%e eandilions of the Contracts may Le seen at the Ser. crclary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to Me Collector of the Customs at Weymouth. No regard will be had to any 71nder in whiCh the „Price shall not be inserted. in_ Words at length, or that ihhll not be delivered to the Board kfoie One o'Clock oU the .sail Tuesday, the 113/1 instant, nor unless the Peesho who males the Tender, or souse Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for.. Each Tender . mnst also be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persons engaging to Leconte bonnd with the. Party tendering, in the Penal Sans of 5001. for the due per corona= of the Contract. LOTTERY OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, July 9, 1816. rrHE COMMISSIONERS appointed for rrm -mL paging theI,OTTERIES do hereby give Notice, That NUMBERS of ,TicKwrs and SHARES in till preceding LorrEams may he examined at,this'ollice every day, be tween , the bony; of Ten, and Three, with their Registers of Benefits and Blanks. And the COMNIISIONERS appointed to take in the 13E 7 , NEFIT of the THIRD and FOURTEI LOT TERIES, 1815, do hereby . give Notice, that they will at. tend at their Office, in Somerset-place, on Monday, the 15th Instant, from Ten o'Clock in the Mornirsg to Two o'Clock itt the Afternoon, to boke in and enter the Benefit Tickets of the said Lotteries, to ha exchanged for C,!rtificates pur suant t. the Act of Parliament in that behalf. And for better dispatch thereof, the said COI NI IS! , ;ION FAS will take in and enter the Benefit Tickets of o ne half the Third Lottery, consisting of 1.1,000 Tickets, and one half the Fourth Lottery of 6,000 Tickets, at one Seat; - and the Be nellt,4 of the other half of eacl4 of the said Lotteries at another Seat; and the Persons possessed thereof are directed to bring with their Tickets separate Lists thereof Marked A. and B. formed in numerical order, and adapted to each of the.kaid Lotteries, and each of the said Seats; and at the bottom of each List to write the Name and proper Additions of the Per sons entitled to the Value of the said Tickets. AAA the said COMMISSIONERS also give further Notice, that Certificates fur the Value of the said Tickets will be de livered out on Thursday, the 18th Instant, at One o'Clock its the Afternoon, after which the Commissioners will bake in and.enter Tickets . in their usual monthly Entry; and all Per sons are desired to take Notice they must bring Duplicates of their Lists when they come fur their Certificates. The COMMISSIONERS also give further Notice, that Tickets brought to this Office for Payment, the Oheas of which are tarn or destroyed, will not be entered for Pay went without it Bond being given to indemnify the said Com missioners for granting Certificates for the same. MONEY. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respect fully informed they may be supplied with MONEY to any amonnt, on'ternts equal to Mortgage, secured on Free hold, Copyliold, Leasehold Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Cletgy men's Livings, or any other ,Propertf; Persons or respectability may he-supplied on their Personal Security only. Cieatiernen will find every liberal accommoda tion, without delay. Application from Twelve till Two; or Letters (post-paid) addressed to - Messrs. Wills and Cu. No. 49, South-street, Berkeley-square. EitEEHOLD RESIDENCE, DEAL, KEN I'. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Amost respectable COUNTRY RESIDENCE, replete with every conv en i en c e f or a G en t ee l F atu ity, now in the occupation of Sir E. W. C.K. Owen, K. C. B. co "Prtiinf four principal Bed-rooms, Breakfast. and Dining parlonrs, large Drawing-room, Servants Bed-chambers, and excellent domestic Others, good Stabling, Coach-house and Cottage, Barn and Farm-yard ; productive Vegetable and Fruit-garden, with Pleasare-ground ; Front Court, Pasture land and Shrubbery adjoining, containing altogether by Ad measurement, 2 A. 1 It. 20P. little more or less, enclosed on thruu sides with good Walls. And also a small triangular piece of Garden-ground in front, with about 3A. 3 It. t P. of Pasture or Meadow and Arable Land, all situate, lying, and being in the Parish of Deal, in the County of Kent; and the House with a handsurne Front Elevation, stands at a short and agreeable distanou front the Town of Deal, tulioining the Tut nyike-road• leading to Canterimty and the Isle of Thanet, and is desirably situated for Stea-Water Bathing, or fur any Fnnrily desirous of a residence in that part of the County of Kent. For further Particulars apply at the Office of Messrs, May and Mercer, Solicitors,Deal; or to Messrs. Long and Austea, Solicitors, Grays-Inn, Loudon. TO MOTHERS AND N U RSES. AMONG the innumerable instances of the . surprising cures performed by the AMERICAN SOOll - 11Nd SYRUP, the following case is'deserving the attention of every family A fine fat infant of J. Palmer, Thatcher, of Friar-place, Acton, Middlesex, only six months old, began to cot its double teeth ; the mouth became ulcer ated to such a degree us to prevent S its sucking; this Str44 at— tended with strong convulsio ns , and in a short time reduced .the child to a mere skeleton t the mother was even afraid to move it, for fear the limbs should not hold together. A nursery-maid in the neighbourhood, seeing the dreadful situation of the child, gave the mother amnia! quantity of the Syrup,and in one- hourafter the gums w ere rubbed, the in flint was better and conk' actually tale the breast. The father immediately get a bottle, and in two or three days, six double teeth came through, to the astonishment of all the neighbpurbood." • be hail of Johnson an 4 Williams, 91, Newman-street, Oxfordstreet ; and by all the principal Medicine• venders in town and cottntry, at 2s. ad. a bottle. N. IL Mrs. Johnson relieves the Infant Poor, al usual, at. he house, every Tuesday and Saturday morning, from nine to ten oZleck, by bringing a letter from a. respectable house keeper to certify that they are real objects of charity. The Duke d'Angonlen , e; who quitted Paris the 4th, at ten in the evening, slept on the night he;- tween the sth and 6:h at Anxeire, at the house of the Count de-Goyon, the Prefect. The Ex-General llonnaire Was transferred yet•- terday from the Abhaye to the prison of St. Pe lagic. The Court of Cdssation will be occupied on Tuesday with the appeal of the authors Of the Alain 77 icotore. The departure of MailaMe far Vichy, is already tNed fol. the 9th. Her Royal Itighness will bleep at Font4i n bleati, and will set out the next Morn ing at six o'clock, for Never!, where she l% ill Cline and sleep. On the l I th, in the Morning, she will set:forward for Moulins, and Irani thence to Vichq, where she will arrive in the evening. Her Royal Highness wilt return probably the 25th of August, to he present at the King's fete. Many Englishmen' of distinction continue to arrive;, among them are the Marquis of Lansdowne, Lords Berwick, ‘Vindham, Seymour, ftc. Most of them remain, but several are gone to Switzer , Some Carthusian', who .hrtve snrvived t he Revo lution, huve recently re-entered the Grand Char treuse, near Grenoble. The following statement is given of the num ber of demands for the decoration of the Royal Order of the Legion of Honour, up to the Ist of July ; at the Grand Chaneellerie 11,000, at the Ministry of the Interior 10,000, at that of War 15,000, ut that of 'Justice 6000, at tliat of (he Marine 609, and at that of Finance 6000— Total 54,000. ASSIZE COURT. • Yesterday, the Court 'continued occupied in hearing the defences of the various prisOners. After the different ,Counsel had been heard,• the President' asked the prisoners, whether they had *rty thing to add in their defence Pleignier threw himself entirely on the wisdom and mercy of the Jury. Carbouneau professed his repentance for t any share he might have had in drawing up tirero clamatinns, but denied that he took part in the conspiracy. Whatever J!iiitnt was pronounced upon bins, he shnt,ll without murmuring. Tolleron . ..eat a long discourse. He spoke indignah.ty of the greater part of the Re vised being described as of the dregs of the people. His family had not worm-eaten parchments to show, but It was well known in the department of the Nievre for centuries of virtues. The woman Picard pronounced with a lively emotion, often interrupted by subs and tears, the fullovving speech : " I have nothing to acid to my defence, except to entreat the gentlemen of the jury to pity an un happy woman, who deeply repents that she has been involved in such a calamity. My only crime is that of having beets weak enough to receive those cursed cards, without revealing it to my husband. " I entree t you to have compassion on M. Lis- .hattnes l'have been the came of his misfortigte. lie belongs to a respectable tarnily, to which sl owed great obligations in my infancy :'his father rendered me great service; anti now I am the cause that he is depfived of the embraces of his son. Let the punishment fall on me alone; re. store to a , wrettlied father a son %Omni he has not ceased to love. Thus l alone shall undergo the consequences of my crime,- anti shall not. feet tlle disgrace, When I return to my countu, of receiv ing the reproachecof an afflicted parent. Be as. lured, Gentlemen, that it was not 1 that sent the note to him, as I am charged to have done.— Whatever my punishment may, he,J shalt suffer with resignation lam guilty : I ought to be punished ; but nobody shall ever have reason to complain 01 we." Debbatmes allowed that Picard had not sent him the note except at his own express solicita tion. Dervin rambled into long details about his con nexions with Scheltien, whose benefactor he was, and who had denounced him to the police. On being called to order by the President, he said he acknowledged himself guilty, and should hear his se►►tence with an►ag froid, but never would forgive Scheltien. Sourdon delivered a very long discourse. The first part of it was full of declamation against the prejudices of birth, of historical parallels drawn from the conduct : of cardmalMazarine, lie was requested by the Pr e sident to confine himself to his cause. " tititat nut 1 reproached with ?" con tinued Sourdon—" with having composed soot* in favour of Buonaparte, and sung,them at the Café nontansier. Ah ! Gentlemen, think of those men of.letterti, those men of genius, echo have so often changed sides,-of those giroue . tles, those political cameleons, always ready to embrace the party of the strongest ; and reflect titer you can impute it us a crime to ine—the obscure autho'r of Some ephemeral compoii4 60ns—the •havink been for a thoment carried away by the torrent of example. He confessed his knowledge .of the !cards and proclaram. Aions, and declared it to have. been his intention, to denoonce to , the,Cio,veivitent the machinations going on. But bevontended that if the associa tion of the patriots of 1810 sVas a, conspiracy, it was the most pitiable, the most,ridicnions one in the annals of the world. instead of mischief, it had by its discovery produced salutary effects. To use a vulgar comparison, the conspirators had ; done, the nine to the Government that a prisoner would do, who, thinking that he gave his victim, a fatal (fraught, should administer to hirn the elixir of long life." The speech of ,Sourdon, says the '.corms) de Pariv, displayed proofs of • erudition, logic, and, 6. itnnetinies of oratorical talents. The President thyn ommurti up 111 a. Spt:t..,:a Whiell occupied three hours in the delivery, and which concluded With an immense. windier of questions pot to theconsitiertition of the Jury, with regard to the respective guilt of the princi. .pals, the accomplices; and the non-revealers. The Jury retired to deliberate at / o'clock in the even ing. _ . _ The Gazette de France has the following para., graph, dated Sunday- moruing':•—“. The verdict has not,yer been given ; the Juty have beep eh , . closed in their Chamber since last night ; a cunsi• derahle crowd is'eolietted about 'all the avenues of the Court of Assize. At the close of yecter day's Sitting the priNuners in general lost their firmness and assurance. The approach of a mo ment so solemn appeared - to fill them with the most lively alarm. Pleignier shed tears inces santly," VIENNA, JUNE 2tl.—Lord Clanwilliam arrived here the 24th ea courier from London. FRANKFORT, JULY 20--After two days of fine weather, the Inius have recommenced, and it is feared if this weather continues, that the harvest - will he entirely destroyed., The Ex-Generali Savary and Lallemand are tt Smyrna, where, it, appeol, they reside., under the protection of the Turkish Govern ment; .Boulay de la Meurthe, included in the Ordonnance of the 24th July, has arrived at Frank. fort, as well as Felix Desportes. . LIAMBURGII MAIL. BEELN,. JULY 2.—The Duke of Cambridge will leave us this evening. His Royal Highness , dined on Sunday with Prince William, the king's' brother, and yesterday with Mr. Rose, the.gnglisli Atubdssador. On Friday, the 28th of June, without any pa.: rode, andearly in the morning, to avoid a crowd. of people, and the confusion that often results from it, three remarkable pieces of artillery were' placed upon a platform, and surrounded with an iron railing opposite the west end of the arsenal, and the square.before the hotel. of the Ministry. of the Finances ; they are placed there 45 a me. morial of the gloriously-ended %var and the happy peace. In the middle is the 48-pounder, known . by the name of the Lubeck cannon, which weighs, without the carriage, 78 cwt. On the right and left are two immense howitzers, which the French cast on purpose, and used for the bombardment of Cadiz; the first is of 11-inch bore, the howitzer itself weighs 120 cwt. and the brass carriage 61 cwt. ; the other is 9. in the bore, weighs 79 cwt. and the carriage 47 cwt. FRANKFORT, JUNE 30.—0 n the 28th, at four in the afternoon being a continued rain, a cloud descended so low over the city, that we feared it would touch the steeple of St. Catharine's Church, and burst at mice„., happily a wind arose which drove the cloud off,l4ving us w anly a heavy shower of rain. But to-day we are son y SO hear th it this storm, uiicd by a dreknltnl hurricane, had caused horrible ravage s near Vibbel, three 'plagues Irani this ehy tbe roots in some places Were torn . from the houies,,stme buildings tirely destroyed, knit above 400 fruit trees torn • lip by tire roots. The hail, lay Ivo feet high irs. the streets and fields : it arts so dark that it was necessary to light candles. The continued rain in' this. neigbbourhood.,does vast damage. The new mown. hay is, rotting on the grottnd, and ttn. • less we soon have ,dry weather, the standing corn is likely to share the same fate. .The vines look well, but cannot blossom for want of watinth..: All the rivers and streams are so swelled, that many mills cannot Work: The OVest people tic) not remember the Maine so high for such a look continuance at this season. l'he conserpience all this is, the increasing dearness of provisions. 'The prospect is not promising Ipr the winter. ST. L'iTeasautton, JUNE It Ukase-of his Majesty the Emperor, of 23d of May, O. S. addressed to the Senate, it is ordered,. that the Commercial Treaty between Russia and Porttigal, concluded en the 27th of Decoliber, 1798, which. , expires on the Ist of June this year, shall be pros. longed to the Ist of January, 1817. BRESLAW, JUNE 27.,—Marshal , Sault, by an exception in his favour, has obtained permission of his:Majesty - the King to reside in this city. STOCKHOLM,Josu Emperor of Russia his sent to the Crown Prince of Sweden 200 . Silver Crosses of the 'Order of St. George, to be given to so many Swedish soldiers who have dis- . tinguished themselves in. war. His: ;Majesty the King of Sweden had previously sent to St, Peters burgh 200 tiOnoraty Is for 0cl:to - salon array,