The Sun. — London, England, 1816-09-19 00:00:00

.d:+r ~., FRENCH PAl' - t 11S, I RECEIVED THIS MOVNING.3 ',.,... , ~.- —....... im p...—. PARIS, SIMI% 17.—We are assured that his Ma - jesty has ordered a Naval Council of War to be 4 Convoked, to try the Commander and p eers of the frigate Manse, who abanc!oned in o , base .... and - inhuman a manner the Frenchmen whose • .... safety Wall confided to 'their care. • ' * . The King *yesterday gave a private andiente ti 4 11. Faget tic Bann:, President of the Electorel . ~ College .of the Loever Pyrennecs I M. (ii.‘t.ier. President of the Electirraf College 'of the Lower Alpi 3 'and M. Morgan, Mtnnhgr of the Commis.. •ion af, Finance, anti Prleaidentt of the Electoral . . . ,' ... college of Somme.--..His?Ntaleiltio iviihted the ; same favour to the Baron O'f:g 4-.C . Liatnans, Pre- , - fect of Vauelnse, who lame iately set out to , re • : turn to his post: • klio • saitrthat an Ecclesiastic .arrived „yesterday --11 : ont Rome, t with the Treaty regulating:the reli . . giotis elLiirs 'of France. .They • alsO add, - that it • equally satisfies the two Sotereigns who have COll - it. Tire favourable issue of our tmgocia , tions is chiefly due to the.diplomatic talents of M. de Blacas, Ambassador of his Majesty to the 1.4)1 y Sea. PARIS, SEPT, 16.—Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Berry and Angoulerne bet out this morn " ink!, at seven,\ fur Compiegne.: Ili. Royal High ness Monsieur• will depart 21!bit)m(iriking to join them, and to pass a for cluys,in ibis Royal Itesi• Hence. The write from Valence,' that on the Bth of Septenaber 24 of Didier's accomplices condemned to the galleys were embarked. • The population cif the Netherlands is estimated At 5,45},00t) inliabitants.,Arnong these arc reekini % cd the 70;000 souls in the counirie imit'ed to • the Kingdom by, virtue of the last Treaty of Paris. They writelrom Colmar, , that it appears cer tain that the Garrison of Luxemburg!, will lit 'cOmoosetl * o - vile-third. Prussians, one-third Ger . mans of . the difTereut States.,: , and: oneothird of the troops of• the Netherlueida. The Altit6 Fleurich'onett l ; itte 4titt" r' of the .40 Count de Blueas, Ambassailocolostothe Mug to the ''Court of Rome, arrived on Saturdity lust In this pita'. Ile has brought the official news of the ..definitive arrangement of Leelesiastkal Aff.tirs with his Holiness. MADam, Sttrr. 9.—Private Letters from Ca announce the arrival of the two Aisgust Princes from Brazil ; one of whom comes to veiv'n 04 Spain. The vessel which was charged with this. precious burden catered the putt of Cadiz on the, 4th, arid the next morning the Bishop of that city went on board to celebrated the marriag cue s/roily. It appears that the Duke of Irtfantado ,was replaced ,by anothei.•Grandee of Spain; who Tis said to have been the Alarquis del Monastetio, whose departure from 14Iadri4 we, announced SOMA: days since., It is thought that the PrinCetteS, will not go to Bladrid till about the end of this month, as they hill rest four days at Cadii, three at Seville, an two at Cordova. .Ilis Majesty will go to Aran juez to receive then: • .„ qTUTGAUDT, SKIT. 7,--The Institution estn . Ikea -hy the 'King of Wirtembergdfor redeem ing the Nutiputtl Debt, has:given rise to' an M. iiress from the Diet to his Majesty,' protesting ag4inst • this establishment. • . A considerable number of the inhabitanti of Able city have prebented an Address to the Diet, _fitvoivithle to the,pretensinQuarthe Assembly. LBGEMPIN, SEPT. 3,--Tlie.;: t rilienTi Deputies who bad been sent to Tunis ittv' e' returned, after ac _ _ complisbii'g the object of theic mission, with pre- tents from the Bey to our Grand Duke. These presents consist of a magnificent Arabian horse ond Turkish stufFi. Our Deputies- lave obtained f4e freedom of onr slaves, and concluded a truce of years. waiting a definitive penee,, which at. not be concluded at present on account of the op= circumstances in Which the Regency is in volved. CoLHAR, Sure. 11.--The Doke of Wellington is expected at Calmar on the lfith of, this month, BAvoyne, ! §toT t I .Aoubted whether the expedition for the Spor)ish. , cofionies,in Ante• rica,,whicii is now preparing at:Cadiz, van set sail before the end of October. Count de l'Avisbal ,will command in chief the troops of this expedi- tion, whose number wilkamount to about 15 or 16 :thousand men. The greatest: hopes are Founded 'upon the talents and wisdom of this General for the re-establishineut of order in that unhappy conntry. CONSTANTINTPLR, AUG. 10.—A new diploma tic agent from Persia has arrived here, with ,a suite of about 50 persons. He is called Fere& sehollah-Chan, '!.',he -Porte has assigned him a' large house in this,capital. It is thought that the actual resident (NM the (;o4rt of Peria, Nos . . . . ‘6ll tetilin - own country al%e, die feabta of Buit:iim. • • 'iln Berber-Baschi, or thief Barber `of his Iligiviess, who onjoyedtbe. particular falinur of 20e i giand Seignhir, has suddenly been diqtaced. It' hi said her.:iireddled with affairs altogether: fo. reign to his functions. Although - t . he heat here rose ,as Iligh as 28 dk:grc•es of RtNion►nr, in the commencent of the 11)610140e plague h. and it is lipped didt this haply clmitge will continua.. Rio JANZIIiO, JULY 4.—The expedition .of 4,000 men Against Monte Video has disembarked at Saint Catherine. The !rampart ships will re turn here uhunt the 13th of this month. ' Another corps of fit;oo troops has set out from Saint-Paul, and goes by !anti towards Monte Video ; it has already arrived at Saint Theresa, a strong fort upon the frontiers. - General Labour commandsibit expedition, for General Beresford .would not accept the command.. Thns•all the English Of!Niers n'-ho were in this corps retired. They write from Monte Video, June 15th, •( A corps of the , Portuguese' Army is expected soon to occupy the4ight bank of . 1 / 4 They HIT preparing to receive them." v4:;os intl the Ambassador of the 4 Setheiiands. Zuvlen van Nyvehl. The t%vo Powers supply a certain number of men of war, ft igates, and gun boats, which will unite and operate together.— The 'patine of tie two Powers has free admission to the ports of each other ; and several Maritime Powers are to be invited to accede to the Alliance. j. MOUE, SEPT. 18.—A Message has been sent `by his Majesty to the Chambers with a project of a law for restraining the licentiousness. of the press in respect to foreign powers. His Majesty observes, that the Constitution makes all people answerable for what they publish, that the limits of this responsibility, & ore to be found in the Penal Code. Many persons have thought the regulations on this head neither pre= eke nor complete enough to protect front the in solence of the ill d►sposed, the Government of-•a; country where the censure, arbitrary. arrests, other restraints are, and must be prohibited. long, however, as calmness and probity are - the distinguishing traits of the national character, there can be no reason to fear the issue of thecon-, flict beet) trittlf and error'; and his Ma}esty no reason to restrain the expression of opinions on the internal Gover'nutent, or to make any al teration ill the existing laws on this head. ease is different •Svith respect to insults, through the medium of the Press, to neigh] ottring Governments and Sovereignsovith whom his Ma- itity is united by friendship. This abuse has in, creased to a great degree within a fesk months ) ) mitt the numerous complaints that have been mack? shetv that it is time to put t stop twit. flis Majesty . thereforF proposes a law by which —First, All those who in their publications in sult the personal character of Foreign Sove reigns and Piinees recognized by his Majesty, and on terms of flienits.hip with biro, who . tinasticin "the"legality 'of their Govern- Mem, or - throw odium onthe it'ets of their Go vernment, shall be punished for the first Offence by a fine of 500 florins, or in default of payment six mnntlist imprisonment; and on a repetition of the oflence by an 1111111 ISOIMellt of horn one ro three years; Second, The Printers, Ste. to be liable to the same penalties, unless they give up the ainhor, so that "he may be convicted and pu nished. The Printers besides, Woe their license , for the first time for three, and afterwards for'six years, with confiscation of all the copies of the prohibited work ; It shall be- no excuse that the articles complained of are taken, eX tracted, Or translated front other' papers or &TAILS. Annrvrp--1 France, I Lisbon, 1 Ifnnand, 1 klambergh, 1 FiAnders, 8 Untriitt, t %‘'nterford. Lisboa, 2 Outtegiburgts, I ,Clut.rntry and Jersey. PRICE! 01 'nits 11AY AT p lima; Stuck, per Cent. Ited. abut 2 per Cent. Cum... !ill 61 GI I per Cents shut b per Ct. N.Ann...93i 93 gill STOCKS .wEuvr: o'cLocs. - • - Bank L. Ann 'bat India ~. 7s, ss. pr. Exch. Bills, Ss. pr. Curls. fur Octublf,....blit 'B2 1-1/0H MATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOKRAW. Nlorning, 25 minutes atter '2.. j Evening, 50 inipute's after THE SUN. pOLEM QUJ3 DICERE ,FAL3I)3I AUPL.tr LONDON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1836: To THE EDITOR OP TETE NIONITECIL • - • • " Paris, septetulier, tOIN. aSr fl,—lt haslieen stated in the I..ondon Papers, and re pe•iteit in those Of France, that the Siriiiiish (4en'etal Mina bad al ;it VA In the Unitril States of America, and tbat, after bay ing passed. through Philadelphia owl New-York, he had pro ceeded to New Orleans; but that a . tipalli;iri.l, •,‘ himself Fernando tie Passanionte4, had, in - tlii• Philadelphia Pavel-4, denied tiro :arrival of that celeloated Cietteral in the 01 States. _ . " As there is reason to beliero that t ant the yrnonali l id,d to, there being no other Gcneriil of 1 he !with, of Mina, I tiliols it rigla to undeceive the public with regard to this wise news. snwe 1 came Hever. left France, except to ioni his Majesty Louis XVIII. at Latent, and 1 ba t e r e . monied at Paris since the return of his Majesty. 4. It float' be prestmied that the peel rioted General Mina, 4polten of io the Vaigl6ll Papers, is tat)otlivr than Lieturnant-: c,,h ne t any nephew, tt•ir" never wits a ileneral, caintot have that rank. 'lf he have utai•ped that title, I war rawail in hi:in:yin that his only olij k et is tnanislead* the AtueriFiit, as hi alreaily has don..: naltabitants of I.6ea,h,thrni suais of unitley,'Whidi they sv ptic."l:llsai were giving' t 411. 04'• Finttllj, tans ..uhliely ignorant of the ohjvct of Lieut.= Colour' . .1 . !no!s ;coin [ley an.l I declare that, if his pro}ects• should prove cent rare to the ititevcs'ta - of Spain, rue country, disavow Into as a olenthet my family. " .1s this tle.:latation interests. niy honour, I beg you will lie incased to it in your Jpi l 4 . u" l . '" I have the honour to salute you, • " ESPOZ y MINA, Spiusisli General," }'iil ~C'ii 2'U I)S, 5 per Cents. 5:7 f. $l5 c. Lank ALtiutl . s. 11.A1‘031710;11 AND DUTCH [RLCLIYHD Tlll3 MORNING.] lIAMBURGIT, SHPT. 10.—TLIC Russian frigate . the Alerettry, . which has arrived .in the Roads of !Copenhagen; mid which i: propeardestined to: convoy liellamrthe marriage portion of the Or and Ditc'hess Atinc, hey also twenty very fine horses, half 4 . 4 . which are sent by the Xinperor Alexander as a present for his_brother-in.la w the Prince of Orange, anti the other half for the Prince Regent of Lug After the ship b e es. been to ilelvoetsluy's and Portmouth, it will go to Havre de Grace to fetch the paintings which t he E t uperoi Alexander purchased out of the Gal lery at Mahit:dims. 011 board of this frigate is Prince Wog Ho s , who, has served iu the Guard,. and is rettituing : to France. VI A N 4.--.."()Oitl a Letter).---WC have read with surprise in many foreign papers that the tnislion of the Russian General Ozhuscheff is said to !laic u political object in view, such as, the prospect of a 11141t1illialliai connection between the two Imperial Courts, whereas he is hierely Charg ed to bring compliments of condolence sou the. ,death of the late Empress; and the distinguished reception given him proceeds wholly front the friendly relations between the two Courts. The departure of Prince Leopold of Sicily and Ids Consort will take plate shortly. Preparations ore already making at Florence for the, solemn re ception of the yt3uag pair.—fler Majesty the Duchess of Parma intends to - retnain there to re ceive-. her sister at Florence. Mr. Pinkerton, Agent of the Landoll Bible As sociation; has left thls city; he seeinS:to'haVe taut seta#t hopes ul . establishing a liihkt Astocia tion in our,States, which has met with so Mitch opposition In England from the Orthodox Bishops of the Ang)icuo Church. Mr. John Parish, win) iN now here, has been raised by his Imperial Majesty. into the Equestrian Order" of Poisemin. lIM4BURGH, SUPT. 12.—This evening, about eight . o'clock, we bail the pleasure to see his Hlghtles's Prioce Blocher of Wal►}start arrive here. We need nut describe .the joy of the Litizens of Hamburg!). rilltis was the most joyful day we have had since that of our defirerance. Almost' the whole city was illuminated before the Prince arrived. Oar Burgher Cavalry and tiarrison wimt,M ) 'licit, the pt ince, who was, received with the enthusiasnd that his presence, every where inspires: HAGUE, SEPT. 7.---Our Treaty with Spain against the Barbitry Powell was signed on the Bth . . Angmt, at, GuadaLAxiala, tiy Oir Uhil,ler The .Patin Papers which arrived in course this. morning are of the. }7t11.. The funds have eon- tinned almost stationary since they Celt to nearly their former level after rising on the late change. One of the Provincial hints copied into another of the capital out-herods Herod in its eulogy upon the new Revolution. It is blasphemous in its adu lation, and exclaims in impious parody, ".we will. now -}ook to the Charter as to the holy Evangelists, and cry one Faith, one La w , one King.' Truly, if• the Evangelical writiugs are. no purer than the return• to the - Charter is strict, the people of 'France need Care 'little 'either for their• political profession or religious Creed.' The Royal Family, with the exception of the enthralled King, have left Paris for Compeigne, They do not entirely desert their Head in the hour of liii distress, butt arc evidently so Little the Metropnlis, as to show how minis_ they disap prove of the change of system. A letter irons Toulon states, that Lord Ex- ritotmr has gone to Smyrna. The Harvest in France,, as in Britain, has, im proved beyond expectation with tho fine weather. We have Hamburgl& and Brussels Mails, with the usual complemeHt of news from Germany and the Netherlaioi. The - principal facts stated in the former are, that Prince IlLv . cnca had arrived and,heenjgreeted with a most enthusiastic reception; nil that the Agent.of the LoodoollibleSociety had departe d , not having been able to establish a similar Society in the States. • The Brussels Intelligence is rather of a more important character. It announces an Alliance belly/eel) Spetin and the Nethextautia against tee liubsr} I/01 .. T.-:•ts. t- itt Article 1i - ; , 1 r most interesting to this country is that which relates 0 * the Belgian Press. The licentiousness of several of the Journals, instead of being countenanced by the Government, has drawn down its dis pleasure, and the King has proposed a WI for its restriction and punishment. The- 110Y 81 communication on this subject will be rev" with satisfaction by . all . the well-disposed is every country, who do not desire to see the'aol• . mosities of Europe rekindled by firebrands of the I'tess. The accounts from Spain by the fast arrira , are of ,a very satisfactory nature. The Palau. quasa PatNcnsses arrived' at Cadiz on the 4th, and• were received with Royal distinctions: The ixt4iiiage of FRIMiNAND VII. was perforilled by proxy on board the frigate which brought II t& Bride, and it is expected that the new Qtler 6 w l . ll reach - Madrid in about three wecks. final her From Rio Janeiro it is stated, that itSec° ll " Portuguese Expedition, more numerOos'ition the first, bad proceeded for the Rio Plata, with oti jects entirely opposite to those which havo htl ascribed by the Morning Chronicle and . its.P.P* triode, i Insurgent, CoriCspondents• Our first page contains an important --ThAlar" .Lioa, of the Majority of the late 'French Cliainb e . " r wVch we have b e en pr even t e d f r nin 13 . 01‘;•,, t ,py-the pressure of more temporary triatfcr' • ...1411YESTY !—A Morning Pallet nf this: thOs after insertin g ver b a ti m the paragraphs which OP' reared in Tne Sur: of Ttlesdav, relative 10. Helena, IiVONAPART2, and the 13P.RTRAND tain4P its authority th us Frani a Leiter ."- ' Now the information was not arrive'!from letter, bur vieu'v ece f ront a high and diStingui siie ; Oficeer, who had the best, possible opitortlin g iue tt of personally knowi ng th e accurac y of the „l ac cutunnwica Ps ted to ~ p n et VAIT:IP.VL TR ANCLATION..--.A ivar not only fraosi l ites the text o f ,p a ragrorl,!i" Paris Journal, taut the very Sp o tt e d 'S t sn w yesterday rueu.tioned as exhibited to ilitistiAl t . ellietions of that Ittrailary. It is but iiio l o. t or say; that the Artist has conveyed the racal 3 4,, to the Readers of th a t Print la tt '' '' " —* 'anti marked trimmer. •,, ~! - - Ter it • Vlrttcnrson, SEPT. l9.—This Mar{ f e JESTY and the PaINCESSES, with their attendant"; took an airing to Frogutore; Princess So tl tank an airing in .the Park. is / • BaosHoT, SarT. lg.—This morning t.)e- . .2 Highttesseslhe Dukes of GLOUCEbTVG S U r t i: and CVS/BRIDGn, took an a i r i ng on boriepeekst.. ,Vangrove,. the seat at General 'fawn, rti a A r t i b c Attit's where the R o y a l Vi s itors vie .. 4e ; k ik • place, and afterw ar d s retu rned to 1316311 vb to dinner. The I'ITMCII RECRNT is expected to recoc.""til_ either this d a y or t o - morrow , for the Stuid - h o n Hampton Court, Whence' his ItOyal jfighnesa proceed on a visit, , to lM:,rpiis CHOLIsOND OOI"' thitightoH-11911: Yesterday the Mikeseves. YoPIC and ~1 1; LAND, Earl BATHURST an d liscount , !'wear, had audiences of 14,e l'atXce REG" r ' a (aoltrit: House.- „ lad f Irtilin contemplation 'to fix an earl for 11. 0 "; ia -C !Winos) Council to be held, to consi der . Q o g ° CT:7 overress t the A IthePru len u g c rl i e. t : " GI on the 14" gr° r) Lord and by several coming home . The opinion entertained at t is le to (says an Evening 'drn i 4!) tiot t , Lordship was about to proceed 'from ; Algi ers persons' iti this country , Tunis and Tripoli., is erroneous.. era•'Y A decree of the Co ur t of Naples r st i rc e morning received i n the . City, permitting th e a - cr . .itnport 'of grain without • any duty. Th is ' rn- of ment was wedeln consequence of the fathir e the corps in the Italian States. An article from N ap l es , o f the 6th ult. OP . ' ft , that a mandernent has -lately been loo ir "ficb Confessors, containing a list of the sins fori ti i Y o ' s , e .they are not to grant absolution , and - w,! 1 . ,, 7 0 . er# -reserved for the Archbishop. ' Among sons are those who wear tight brieehes ,' " ) .. tn 411 ors that make them, and the titerclitints.ollll.7.,4 !them. • They are n o t to b e a b s ol ve d arid - 1. 00 ,4h ing proved their penitence for two months. ri iit „ respect to ladies, th e m ali d em ent says, " S a t . s , • mentii prenetentile ministri deprehendentes Toe ()mains gratitt pectore, vel vv i sura cubitum tietectis mese conspiciendas nec non viros tfui induerint lemoralia tic inhoneste coinposita, ut naturalruo luedant ;ac denim sartores, ui ea efronro o, eorumque venditores, iLltrs non absOlvaot,“-Big;:e -• Thu Sheriffs of London and Middlesex lieu rte► cently had an interview With LOH Sigh'' r ed on the subject of presenting tiAate Petitio!leg by the Common Hall trt the r ap c 0 lZxa~"~;c1Y the Throne. I .CI:e - glierifF4 ,we learn, were I m '';‘the it forttred that his Lordship - conlut only fOrr s 'r, 0 6- Petition in question in theustuat way. ,- 617 „,0a siiver: will be made known tir'que fir st o } - .4.1, 1111 i-which may - be assembled for bus iness, wilt -take place on Michaelmas 414 next , wilen itice. 'Sheriffs elect will .take upon them. their ne"7, 14 6,. 'Yesterday, at , about four o'clock, ' t he `, / ,r `iik:e !acing in-the Champ de 11:Du's be g an ' W . Pckies, mounted on English coursers, st i er s they went twice rotund the- Champ d . 11 e 3r op 3 nth:rites and 45 seconds ; the. fliEntlCe is estimated at half a' league. A.luorie brl to an. Englishman,.named.Rßieff• e!' rage-in the first hent.—ALhall past four tW ,4 1 f1 4 horses which arrived first at the goill "ran ah llo when 'Mr. fetch's horse definitively galine victory.—(Moniteur.) • this Some 'very scarce animate, litde known 0 0:10 ,' Count ry, have bevu brought over by the 130 from News South tlial:*.