The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-13 00:00:00

~. INTMLIAtiENCE. VgENC:I PAP Zits, (Rfr.CRIYeD T 11 1 .4 ) (Prim* the .I.arnot itrslntl) C I A 7.11 Eft OF PE CRS. of the Oh . Juan aril. The., ChaOtber assembled at .two. The Minrs ters' of Justice, of Foreign Afitirr, of the Mine, Rua Of 'General Nike; were present at the Sitting. After the adoption , of the Pror6 Verbal; M. the Duke de Richelieu, President of the . Council, Pre sented to' the Chamber the projet T of the. Law of Amnesty adopted by the Chamber of Deputies the 6:h .of this imboth. II explained in u.discourse,, which The Chum. ordered to be printed, .the motives which bad determined the King u•iih respect to the Regicides i'vh6 had accepted functiolit(froni the Usurper, or signed the Act Ati4itiohal,, notwithstanding big repogriance.to include in the proposition of the law, the addition voted by the Chmuher of De pUties. • • -The President ordered the printing and distri butiim of the projet; but these dispositiims being known, the Chamber judged it useless to send it to the hareallx, all , l decided that the discussion iliOultl take place immediately. thte of tbe.Seeretaries again read the projet, • tigaitist which there appeared no objection. Each article w,41 Otto read kieparately,• put to the vote, rind [ , I m , owed. Of 141 voice!, 120 were in faVonr of the pro jet. The l i residoit proclaimed its ,adoption. The Prtsident then comoomicati. , d to - the Chant her a resolution adopted the 2Stlt ]December by the Chamber of Ikputies, relative tb.tbe gencrul toourninis of tbo !... 7 1•0 Jatio.try. Severiii•Memberi were heard, and among falters Mists. De•lze, whose will be printed. The • Iluthe atter this discossion adopted it. unitai- Miplsieni. and the Duke de lierty were',preient at the Sitiin4. CHAMBER OF pEPTITIES.. The Chamber metyesterrfay in.horeaux, for the purpose of examining the Projet of. the Lai re latNe to the Budget. •• PARIS, JAW. 9.—The toyul Glrtud tnrnishes SUily, for service nt the Castle of the Tl,:leries,' 300 infantry and 100 eavarrv, Gam! will be coulpirted by the 150, y, , The Narechal de Camp Berton, and 'nit - Aims.; sin Captain of ‘ientlarmerie, have been arrested, unit sett Thix prison contaios at ',resent thiGenerals:Beliard,Oriiano, Candyronov, Dronot,Debelle, Dufour, Deeac.,, !tear. Aliniral Linois 041 his 60,, ColOnels Bo)er owl ran. (loan. Alt albeting ceremony ,took place the 26th of last inunth, in Sc., Paul's Church at Nisuics, Teri krotestant families, consisting of uhout 20 per ions, made a public abjuration before the Cure tit this Palish, an& entered the Roman Church. Some families in the Parish of Sf.,l,,atidile, had al ready set the example, and it is said that others are (Owned to follow it. The, sentence of condemnation' against Marie- Clitimans de Lavalette, was executed yesterday in I;m—wordin g to, the usual from. A writing Containing the name of the Condemned, the cause of the punishment, tit, were attached to a post in, the Palace de l'Hotel tie Ville, aunt remained ex posed daring the tittle prescribed by the law, it is the 20th of this month' that , the trial of Cienertil I)ebelle is tio commence, who will be jittlgettbefore . General Drottot. 3'he time when that of the tatter will. take pine is riot yet known._ , A letter from - Algiers, written by a captive to his brother who reoides Genoa, says,. that the 'number of Christians languishing iu slavery under that' Government, amounted, in the month 9f August last, to from five to six thousand, in men,: Woincts and children, The Court of Assizes yesterday condemned to a y• nes imprisonment', an 'Englishman named John Thornas Thompson, aged 21, This fo• re'guer,, who belongs to a very distinguished fa y in LOndon, was convicted of having stolen a ail ver spoors front it restaurateur in Valais Royal. J 1 had concealed it in his patitaloims where it'sva s stiscOs ercd. Ile yras also convicted'ofhaving ..•,• • lawfully word the Cross Of the Legion of Honour. In searching hint they found.ainm-of 40 fr. This CirettiOStiiriCi; bung mentioned as a proof that he had no intention to appropriate . the property ear, tied sway—that part of the 'clOrged•was renounc ed. Of the second offence he was found guilty and tornienmed to a yea's imprisonment. The day before, another JE.Oglishman . , nr'netl Gutlard, aged 40 years, was condemned to five years hard Lamar anti to the Carears, fur a rob. bevy eotnmitted by me . ans of false keys. Tire new gold and silver pieces of Poland, will have oft one side the image of theling; with :ikis iVal•rps %Us; P Autocrat of all the iti;s4as,:ltinv of Pattl;T; 'Px : t 7 Ott the 'reverse, the Onus of Polftml, with iitiv rail of the yiAl in which they "iv'efe 'struck, atttk 'r . oitt•tti it 111,2 value of the . vie — ce.titl.i6 weight. . N4pLas, Dgc. received thia Ino.rning announce the arrival of the Princisi of \Valet. She will pass the t'vinter here: (The Journal des Debots OT the 9th sayi, that her Royal Highness Sailed front •Palernio lit tha Leviathan on the sth December.) We are assured, that Cardinal Doua i %Om had sevltral conferences with Lord Bent'ick bet , ore his departure, is charged with an important nego. dation to our Court. It is said, that his Lord ship will join her Royal Highness at Naples.! GENOA ) DEC. 37.--•COMIllerCe IS carried on with great activity. The English are very numerous here and appear much in. every society. tiuveruntent is employed in recruiting the Nat.; (finial% army. The English are raising soldiers and sailors by means of voluntary enrollments : they give to a sailor 300 li‘rei, and to a tohlier 150. The arr:vol Lord ilentinek is spoken of.-e Soine persons already infer froni it a change in our polijicat situltion. SeVel vi,..riiings have been Seized, the printi. pies of Which appeared Elaiigeinps.• • . , VIENNA, De,c. 29. 7 -Intlependently of the Ne gociation with Bavaria. our Court has entered .upon another with the King"Of Lich promises a happy issue. It k telatibeao the ces sion of the fortress of Atexitmlria in Pied ! mont, :Intl of a ,tiktriet in the nciiihhourhood of this plate: 014 Co tat twill restore the coun try of Noverre to the King' . .of 1 his nekocialion will , hike place at - Milan, be tween the I'rinec De Metternich, - and the. Sart& nian Minister fur Foreign Affairs. `Che Cession of Alexlindria will complete the'defen4ite SyStein . of. Austria on the 11.1ttll frOutlers-4 its . possesb" Sions , in Italy. - Tile imperial Court is• to pass six .wecks at FItENC FUNDS. .Tan. 3.-5 per Cent. • f. 62 f, 66 ce Batik Act jfi 9.-5 per Criit.; • 62 f. ti) f. 9oc. Action's BRUSSELS AND FRAN,KfORT PAPERS. (RECEIVED THIS MOANING.) baUSRELS, J.N. B.—The Depntici of the Cm ton of Florence and lieauraing, which now again muke a liar[ of the Netherianits, have hail an ritf (hence of she King, to offer at the foot of the Throne, the homage of the fidelity anti love of their eonoritnents. Ills Majesty.ileigneil to assure hit new subjects Of his Royal protection in every that relates to the interest or ti , eir enivry. The Mediaiised States of Germany have 'put into circulation at Frankfort, n memorial,. Containing Very vehement coniiilaints ailciressed to the all- Troaching Diet at FratikfOrt. • The first division of tLe Danish Contingentt arrived beta, it departs to morrow to 'join the Army of Occupation in France,. VALENCIENNES, •.L%Ni 1 , -The Hanoverian troops making a part of tile English army entered our town to-day, at half-past 16:o'clock, to Jake posiession of them conformably to the 'Treaty of Paris ; they have bees received with civility and resignation. It may be said, that never subjects bare given to their Sovereign more striking prOofs Of love and,devotetiness than the inhabitants of Valenciennes on this melancholy occasion. The National guard is composed of- the' most, opu lent and respectable citizeits All repaired to.the paints to which they were ordered, and 'when: they were obliged to give up to foreigners the posts which they have'occupied , with honour for years, tears flowed frOth the eyes of the Officers, soldiers, and spectators ; all cried, Spontaveriusly " Vive le Roi Vivent les 13o;trbotis!" The town is in ; affliction; but we have for our august Monarch a respectful deference, and we will bear with patience and courage the abode of the Allied Troops within our walls, MILAN, lac, 27.—The greatest preparations arc making here fur the reception of their Ma, jestics. This city has had a service of gold fo r eight polaris made, which it ipteuds to offer them: It is thought that their Majesties will stay here six weeks. FRANXFORT; ;lAN. Highness Field- Marshal Prince Blucher,. after a stay of ?three weeks in our city, set Out this morning for Cas sel. A detachment of the etivalxy of the bands. • .tram had the honour to escort him yestvrtfav ; the Landstruut gave him a serenade by twch tight. I , lr 111‘14101!:itriR Or I .;'.11.1i. 4 a t (or 1.•,:3 sylVeh he Jr's reoeived slorin4; the whoh- tittle of Lis st .inpm4 them. ‘‘ Tell the hr;,,e,eitilens tit Franhtort (these are the Prfneei own words) that I , have been sensi'Oy touched by the afiCtions and regard which they have sheten to me personally, and the marks of which have rendered my abode here - eery agreeable. My health haS geektly improved hcrev.and 1 atttibute this amendment principally to the care and deli cate attentions which they have lavished upon me in every respect. Assure the people of Frankfort that t letis%e them inipressed with most sincere gra titude, anti that I shall always feel the warmest interest in every thing that concerns them. ," The undersigned h the more charmed that his Highness has commissioned him to transmit to the inhabitants of Frankfort the expressions of his gratitude, as he has himself already had TlT vicius opportunities of appreciating their conduct,' so estimable in various, points of view; and as be has seen with equal interest and admiration a fresh proof of tt in the affectionate reception which they have given to a hero who has refidered' such important seiiices to peitnany. • " Baron TY..ITTEItSTP,DT, Pt amnia Charge d'Affaires to the Free City of Frankfort. • '* Frankfort on the Maine, Jan. 4,18 W." MAILS. A nnevEn—.2 Frau* t Lerwaril 'avid: 1 Ditblin. Di , r—l Lisbon, Holland, Chottent:urgli, 9 Ilaraloirgl,, '2 Gutrusgy and Jersey, 4 WAtertiprd. PRICE a 6 STOCKS weLvv. Runk Atneit, India 41 , 46ti5, ss. as pr. :4 pvi - Cent. Red. 54 $0 FAcheq. Bilis: 4s. Cc pr. 41ter 'Cum. 49 if EP) ;Itultium t 140 4 per 1:,..i.t5:7414 t Yitto . fur Ntinent, por Innt. Navy Ann. SiSH Cults. tot Opening, 6131 Bank L. itfol. 15 i•lCtti THIS DAY AT T COtTRSE OP EXCIIANGE, l'ntn.tv, JAN. 12. Atottenlant Ditto, at Sight Aintetilatil 1 t '',' C. I'. Ditto, at bight ., - tt 4 V.. , llcritaiu ' Antwerp ll lagx.M , ,,ley . . firtnthtirgh • .ThOillt (Item,. ~Petit, i Dis)'s 1,.,te - Ditto ' • 21 aii '2 Us. . 'rlorlrcivlttlX, ditto Fatah:ol - ton the. Main . 1..;. ative. ' * Cailiz Blircelutia. .. .. ' i Egrct ive Nt. St.lnstian% . . 341 Vorunn a Clibtaitar (:en0a.'.•........ ;r, ; +— 'mite , Malta - ' .0: i ---N.',/,1,4 ..~ Palgrmo ~.. ' Lisbon ' ' bi) i , Op: n . 6 OW Jauelru . : . - ... (3 )0,111) .. .... ts-----C.prk..... Is par Cent. ' ' A m io of thio flank on fiollau.i. • . . :2 Portugal Gold, iii Cain 1.4 4 0 per Oz. Fortizn Oold. in Bars... New I)nabloote, • .. 0' 0. 0 New n0114r4 ' 0 5 3 h Silver, la Bars,Statittril 1 HiCa I wATgR M' LONDON . 111.IDGE To-NtoRROW. Morning, 4 . 2 mintstets'aftt:r. 4. r Evening, aiuiuutes atcr 4: 1 a THE SUN int,sta Mite Dicskt r.u.sem AII.II)RAT PUBLICATION. " FUs flighnets Alarshul, Prince Blucher of Wahlstadt, this naming before his depart cOurged the UOdersigna to rettOi Ws tltduk i ti LONDON, $.l 7' VI? DAY, Jot N U.4 s /Lr: 13, MB. Paris Journals of the Bth, 9th, and 10th, ar rived this morning. The Amnesty Law, as amend ed by the Chamber of Deputies, bat passed in the Finnic of Peers without . discussion. The Docile RICH cu introduced it with a short spreeh; and' moved to have the Project referred to thc . fla• refaix ;. but the Peers thought this untiecessary, and proceeded imMeiltately to the vote, when 120' . were for, and 21 against the Law. LAVALRTTR has been executeollp effigy ; by far the most convenient way for a criminal to suffer. This ceremony took place on Tntsday. On , a post is the Place de Greve was stpck a bill - (par ticular enough), to this effv,ct Sentetrec of the Royal Court of,PaliS, 22d•Nov. 1815, which Condemned LAVALETTII Ant MANI), EX. Direetor•General of Posts, aged 46,' a native of Paris, residing in the street de' Giettelle*S a i nt Germain, - No. IQS, to the pain of death, as•con vietecl of Lligh Treason." Behind the post, on'a carriage, .was the worn en frame of which the scaffold Inc executions is onstruc,t e d 1 Two Protestant. fkintilies'at Nisme s have so lemnly and publicly rennunceil the errors of the refornied faith, and returned into the bosom of • the Romish , Church. they known,ot our SubsCriptions, they would probably bare eon, tinned little longer. Partts,JAw. 9..—This day a Deputation from the Chamber of Deputies, comPoseal of the Secreta ries and the President, were introduced to the King. They presented to his Majesty the Reso lution rel4tive to the Amnesty. We are intorxn. ed that 'tba King said to the Depntation, ainil. benllemen, tiou Vire le ROI tend mente:" Pr ~; -s Ui ,i ` - `7. , - ' • • • • Brussels itai! Frankfort l'apers also reache d t i- morning. We have copied the news thef contain into Otq preceding columns. Parstittibettu Dkc. Majoty the tt EnttlOrtnatirrNed here on the -0, at eleven in the incasing; in perfect heAlth.. - he Al..march repaired first to t h e eh n i r li o f Casa , Anti . thence to the winter palace. ttstrriky all the Ministers Were admitted to id ionlieilee of iiis :tiniest:"' Tile auy before yesterthiSr tiie 'coiici , ..sion 0 the Yeaciat Paris Was announced by ti.iiebargo 101 cannon from the ,fur: refs. The Seim of the Milimmeot in eoimnemorstiOd of the Battle of Waterltio, has we are informed! Wen fixed for St. James' Market; to v‘ bicb 1 grand opening will be made by the new improve' menu troin Pall-Mall. We - beg to refer our Readers to a very au' Letter on the subject of the Homan t:litb° l '` claims,' which appeqrs in 'Our la t imge. Thursday the Qtraus, Print asses .lill" fler : .11 C-: : .' • and MARIN:the Duke' of CLAAtiNCE, ;rollit.e 1:11L,*, cess Cw.umforn of WAIAS, took. an airipg i" , 4::• coach and tour from.lltigliton to Shovel am. ' Arrangements were tuatie.for her NlAtisri-.1'i...i.,... the PRINCE SS E S to l ea Ve 1.1; igh; on yester d6l Nritidsor, hut their departure has been posipaae 0 a 5,r. to next Wednesday, the 17th instant. - I 0 ..1 Co ‘ l V n.,w Eriti ‘ e v s in tl;Y it 1. - O.;NT, at Brighton. : t..,* or :1 1 , u l t :, , ,t , t i l v o l f ,it lJl t V o gl i t i r: cenitt;iiiiirNrci%:..efit.e; ..,- .111114341:1 Lori CASTLEXEACI4. arrived ill •- itoil; froua a vi4it to tile Pit NOS RliatiliT, 4 t .13rigli.• tun. -.-- ' • 0 „,. e I The last accounts fron t Const a ntitinlit l e !711- the 28ii NOV. The Albanese had returne , cs in their trootiers : the Pliigtfe hid iiimial , qic" ' raen4es. • i'Es.t:t Dimonres is strider Police itifiliectloolli Mein sir (DE - DotiAs) and , Clart tt t C a (nsS,A ll4ll ' ) „ . are at IirsISNOS;_ ti W..'lt a5G.,.•,...0., kjac.,,,,-M'N':nr„ The tyke or Beast, al'cr a re - o'4:w', 1ir.C' . 6.1 ,, 4 ; the father of M. DE MTH 12 Y,. who ' 111 " v f 4 f : t . .. ',A.' Atticiiilitieot against the Itagic•tlett, thus w itire ",, ..i him :--"*Yon tire happy in 1,4‘111; slit: l i . ''''' yours—he terkes as Aril us he•tignt." : , A . (-oliie . .-ficute •at - Chalon's, where a (Tetra!' 1:i ni of indiridaals reiorted; has heet.t ~!)- t i, op. • ,:': • A zs.'" , li Lon it , .s tbken.up ,tli.; lodgings of ",, :'. Tio:!t. , 7tfi.t 'Venus th:Ceaietl, in the Cove ties Ft.'" '. . taities at, Paris • • . .'" * ' .• • ' ' • . , .. • • •for , • 'An Englishman of ..Ole naltle of jail i. Ti' ~ , TharlipSOit , I) as beec i conflt-flffied It>.•11, yt'ar'' I , l ': it •,; ' pri . ,•iiiii'l ,It'at '1 1 ,16 : 5 for steziliug ~, % . 11i . el* A"'''', . ' • a Coffee:4l,l)43i i'" An7.l7e - iTiii7ii'eil tis.iti 11. i, ‘'' '''' yearn hard 1a1i,,,,r, ...,.,r a t." ' ' ~ 10 0 The.iropliles token 'at 41tr',.;111 10 . .)ti Vv ., ;--•'' . 1 • • . Ate to be.ilep•Wit t .3 i n 1 1,: hiftti t ,.. 11 , ‘ • ;(1 .„, , I ~ ,5,1i0... on the Thank.,gi , itii.; l)ay. '' -•• ' ' .•., , ,„1 The Emit-14 .1 S o -basi ltott'l'itt.Vo-a• tog•i: v' ;3(l ",--; yeiltercitly ; Ole (lit, ise tintter ilitial thi trolti' .- . 1-. had iong laboured, Nod whiat tiltitnately e..i•i'':..• his - death; vcas , dropiiy. . . . By a Wait arrive 4 yesterday trom Malta, ret . ..-- art hate reached town Irons that Island tO tht! 3°ll ‘, l r of November. It, mild(' appear as if the Bath ... . Powers were unwillin g - we -p should Watrt:3 i" (l° , t l . pretence for humbli ng an d reshwitig them tu i r l : ° `'„ order.. The States of Tunis, Tripoli. an , : .‘;g1 e ' ... ,'' .. , , ' have an in turn of late insulted the British teak . The Tooisiaos have lately det a inee a".l6laltcse' v . 0 4( set, anti riottle the crew slaves. To this act l t ' l ', o f injustice agniuSt tl:e British, they haveati insult and contempt. The Captain of his 7.%TojctLi. ship.Pilt was recently tre a t e d With . the gret ite l tlisrez:pect on shore, and on returning '0 11.1 "":„' - W its stoned till the w a y t o . hi s , b ou t. In. e ° " - . ' mortice of this and other,oittritieous proceetliqi ° . the Governor of M a l ta , as' we. yesterday s " tc ,`, ; # -'- had gone, in his 'Majesty's ship Bombay, to I till : Tripoli, and 'Algiers, ,to dellt,lll4l satisfaction. iitt . ,. 's estertlay.li Court of Dire c t or s was 1011 at t Erist ludia.house, whim CAptitill littOlK KAY ` v ` t4 i sworn into the command of the Mai chioness l. ' Ely. . . .. . , 11xtract of a letter from Paris, Jan.'S :--.." ll ' uti , i i Parties affect to he delighted with the tleeis 4 ' l° . ' the Attitity Kill. Th, e ConslitationitasfSi" . 1„, have tlioinpin:d Over th e Categories and CiM g l Seti ; ti0:1 Projeet, and the Ultra Itnyalistsi w` ho ar li ,• succeeded in .pess'ing the Ilee,icitle - Article. 'ft yet , pt , ,,,ihle, !hot the Bill :nay be, sej,-;:tol in t l . 6 . Upper fj,lllo , or that hi s M a j esty may refuse l' i ' e 'll assent. ~ e . C9tt4t. de Belli Is y,, who made. ' l ' l speech in favour of the Regic;de Article, , %'" it '' yesterday mooring • "Imo the •Duchess +.l l- 111. 40( ' ui r.ylte, ‘.y.:o received trim with tears of sensibility" . Hi:afterwards itreakfasted with she D.die ay. 11 ''''' ie l'ite Duchess's recerti , tt ut M (I,t BUTIIICY is. l.t ' talk of the Court. • Zile fait 4aquit. ,1 allth' r ; stand, ,that utter this aunties reception from 0 Princess, he presented ltiniselt to the Icing, w ilj turned his (Pick upon him. ''There are still t "M a more important and ititerestia4 subjects upo n which the -Committees of the Cliamber•ltavel imikeal:pport: t h e one in rep t urd to LaValettC, al l ` the uthcr,pn the elections. It is saidthat 11Sdar a ...' LAAI.F. VLTT,E. it set at: liberty. Perhaps this rl, premature, !hough it would .have been crud to .10, A toish her. Sonic other trials hill - soon c'oine'"; aantit3cti. CAMBRONNES amon g th e r est. ;' , ''' Garde 'Royale, who iiive' taken Out ditty here, '"t ° a fioe hotly of inen. There are a gr e at ma ny 1,1 1 1 ' 4 gallant Vendeatis amo n g . them, and 1 ludieve ' IR ' officers are all t r u e to 'a twin. The was ft teVit' e i i of two- regiments of the foot, anti one legion ° ." - National Goard3 ; yeiterday by MONSliielt AWL h : % ! l , t i ri a lta u t io V st ic s . r o t i n rie t r. il i • i .v e a n s pp, a e tl ,, tu ri i i i n 'a c ti e te . a . nti T t l i ir e 's ni l 7 l / I ° .- l: ceuvres were. accurate and just. 'lris' is to l iii , Ccilltinat . d,Atitety Sunday, !11l the whole is gri ts through. --.ln a few days there will be 24,(10 0 , 0 the Guard in a n d round`Paris, anti it is said ,0 1 . Duke "I : Wasstiso - roN will ittmediateli *lO Ol his pearl-timorttrs to. Cambra) ."