The Sun. — London, England, 1816-04-18 00:00:00

Du [cut GNU FLA N DERS ILS. VtENNTA; Amur. fnlinwing Bulletin nf. the 'health of the Empress has just been published here _ nenna, dipril 3. " A Courier, dispatched front Verona the '.l9th of March, at 9 in the evening, brings a rather more favourable account of the health of the Em press. At 7.in the evening the following Bulle-, tin had been published by bei Majesty's Physi , elan Majesty has - passed to-day At so badly as there was reason to fear'; the fever-fit ended to-day in a perspiration, and up to this Mo ment •no new or more alartning symptom has ap. peared: " AIX-LA-(2I44OELLE, 1 1.--There arrive here successively a great many soldiers, talc elispri soners in Rnssia, all hopes of whose being still alive had been given up. '['heir names are pub lished in the newspapers. VALENCIENNES', APRTL 2.---The Mayor of this town considering that the temporary increase of ac population by the prt , seocc of a numerous gnr. risim, added to the number of cut riages, &c. daily. in use, 'mike it necessary to . employ every means to preserve the salubrity of the air,, and to guard ugginst the dangerous consequences of neglect, has jut ptiblished a regulation on this Lead. General Colville havt, by an Order of the Day, dated the 29th of March, informed all persons miller his command, that from the following day they are forbidden to bola with packs of hounds or greyhoundg, or to fire except upon straggling birds (v caul de passage). Ha. Las ordered that no gain t shall ; he purehaseil for his table after that day, and hope's that all ofrioers and other persons attached to his army will exactly eoororni to, his intent ions:— (Brussels Papers, April 15.) Batostats, 13.—Letters from Cambray announce, tlAt the Prevotal Court which its sittings at .Loon Lai been solemnly : installed. lt; will begin its procee►lings by Hying several • persons accused of hav►ng in the department of the Aisn, in Champagne and in Picardy, ma:le attempts to excite the inhabitants to rebel against the It authority. '.f!v first cause to be tried by tie Cowl, reKards saute cannoneer% of &to. Dapartrs old gnard Iricantitne the evil disposed continue to alarm the minds of the people of the country, and to spread tell kinds of fahe reports, which are often received and credited with avidity. Th e s ame letters state, that Gen. Ttavot has been ivtnored to the Castle of Ilatn. Very short orders have been received there to observe the most exact, surreillance. The pen of the Ex-Arehbishopof Ma - lines is indefatigable ; besides the Thirty,first of March, we ti.arit that. he will shortly publish an other production, which is said to be very piquant. A person to whom the Prelate ii us communicated i his manuscript assures us that this book is well calculated to make its fortune in the present .eir cumstances. It is a parallel bet wren theiuclivi , thials who have...ost been exiled from France and the 4it i cieta Emigrants . who have rctorned to that country, %rich notes, containing facts neatly or srholly nni.nown.--it. de Pradt is said to slew still less Clip i , t t in charity in thiswo:k. than'in his preceding ones.—(Oracle.) 813)A,N, APRIL' 2.—The ()rule of Brussels has for settle ..tOie made it its particular business to publish news in which thr corni - oct of the ProsSiAn troops u Ft:ance is caluntniated. lire are the more astoitiShed at flits, as the contrary of these ac;. counts 'is . every 'where the case We can affirm that/ the inhahitants of the bcpartmer.its 14 the please find of the Ardennes, which the Oracle par ticularly specifies, are 110 contented with the dis cipline at the troops, that , sevbral places in Ibis steig-hbourbood hare already begged the 'COm- manderg to leave then! the troops they have among them, in ease apy change should be 'intended in the Cantoti:neutS. SornF Paris Jonenals ivave- also inserted snore rem Irhi ott4inst, t b a tromps eatitaire4 in a little tt)Wil in ale I)aportnicat of the Meuse aker • the strictest .excitriiiiiitio9, it lias turn 14 out ti u tbe cotnplaints were partly ttnionnded, partly mach miggerated, and if there Ik,as been any lids .inderstanding the condgct of the troops has not given occasion for it. The Editors of Papers sltoul:: reflect, that the publishers of falsehoods and CAIIIIOIIiCS are as criminal as the inventors of them. '..3TUTTOARO,Arnir, 7.—News . has been'rceeiv. ed by expres3, that their nig ;messes the Prince kind Princess Royal arrived at Warsaw, on the t,Stli March, ''!`hey were expected at Dresden on tl,e'lotbinstnot, and probably be be re on r!i e 17th or J;.3:1) they enjoy very good heaith.— (intztiteti (.I'2 Frdniyarl.dpril 1 ) 13111..t$SLLS, 'APRIL 10,--Fron), the stver.ti ter R o ll s (If tile Amy of Occupation it appeais tirrit the StVend corps are more than complete. The I.oglisii contingeut, fixed ut 30,000 men, .4fni amounts to between tI and 32,000. Jt iy afihnh'd that the sme is the cage with the , Russisn, Aus trian, and P:ussiaO corps. All these trodp3 arc in the best, condition, and I n vety few sick. Each corps i is t',Arnisf m e,i with a n, arse train of 'artillery, abundantly supplied with every thing tieceslo7. ,It is suppo ;ed that the great reviews which have been annonneed will 'c a k e place in the beginning of May. 'fie best un derstanding continues to pre.A.6l between the -Russians, the English, and the inhabitants. A fire lately broke out in a very large village near Avesnes, which would infallibly have betSn • destroyed had not the Russian troops hastoriell to the. spot, and by theirintrepidity stopped the progress of the flmnes, The Prince of Aremberg is named Governor of South ; General Evers, commands the division of Luxemburg, Namur, and part of liai oatilt.—(llriarlenz Courant, April 13.) ALL LOT) 111110'N'S NEW POENIS. fi4►ndsontely primed in Oct►tro, uniformly with Lord nyron's Corsair um! other 11 7 ,,e;;A. Peke is. IDOENiS on hi • DONLF:TIC CIRCUM- L STANCESt—Ktre they Well! ati4 a Sketch from Pri vate Lite. by LORD BYRON. With the Star of the Legion of Honour, and Four other Poan►s. Printed for W. Bone, 55, Fleet-street. Orders•rhoplsi express," Edition of rdi Lord Byron', New Poems—lirice ARItlyEl , --1 France, 1 Holland, I New-York, I Quebec, 1 Guernsey and Jersey, I Dublin. I Waterford. Dnr:-1 I ilollantl, 1 llantliorgli. PRiCE 0: ntis PAY AT r Bank Stock, 3 per Cent. Red. 54 3 per tiui 61 I per Cents. 74 per Cent. N. Amt. fmai Book L. Atm. 15 8-161414 F ST()CKS •wct.vg C LOC e• India `hock, (Hain MAIM, I% 4114. IC. pr. Excheq. HMI, Is. pr. Othisittio , Oiltp for Piqrioelit, 174 Cons. fur Nlay, GI if KM WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. 29 nuances after 7. I Evening, 5o nritnites Aftcr 7. THE SUN. 1 1. ) 1 Uni% FAIAUSI AUDI:AT? LONDON. T V S 114 .?P 1111. 15,`1816. The Moniteur of the t.ith inst. (which is the -only i'vis , Journal that has arrived) contains an Order for the (:it , tnission of the 'Scholars belong ing to the Royal Potytechnical School, in conse quence of their ditObediettee to the orders of their Governors. The few of them Ar1:0 took no part in the-last'act of ihsubordination are to be con sidered in the re-establishment of the School, if their conduct continues 'to he approved. The Officer 3 And the :Nlilitary . employsil 'at the School are to discontinue their service there. A Com mission, composed of live Members, will lie im mediately nominated to prepare a new organiz.l - lion of the establishment. have Dutch and Flanders Papers, but they contain no news. The hopes of the recovery of the Empress of AUSTRIA are strCuthened by the last aceou►lt3 front Verona. We this day commence a series of Six Letters on the very important subject 'of our National Currency. They are from the able pen, of Major ToaatsNs, 'and evince that thorough knowledge of a most intricate queition, which must 'recommend thou to the be attention of the political world. The liteathir bill become mild within these two days, and the long retarded Spring seems to have firmly established its claim to the season. A but terfly hovering in the air, assures us that the vigour of winter has fairly yielded to a genial, temperature. We leave devoted a considerable portion of our subsequent columns to the report of the Police , 'Court, on the interesting question respecting Bazaars. The admirable Institution in Soho Square is, as otir Readers, know, a boundless favourite With ui. Its oteellcut founder bis set an exaraple id active benevolence which, as we pre dieted on first bringing the stihject under public • notice, is excting a general movement' and 'Mita tion. We could wish ,that the pri l uciples'of the Parent Bazaar were more clnselneopied, and that it ,were never lost sight of, that the design was not a mere mereantile speettlatifin, but a plan for the encouragement of female and du:nestle industry, and" the employment of nseful talent, withheld by circumstances from its proper and beneficial ex ercise. This view of the case was taken by Mr. FIULDING in delivering hi. decision. yesterday, in favour of the Bazaars (ftir the merits of the first has shed a lustre about 41 the rest), and his Address, of three-quarters 01 an hour in length, was one Of the finest specimens of eloquence ever delivered tvkin the Ilench. We , hall endeavoqr to obtain sorm: account of it, as doing. honour to the name of FlE,lftb4,, justice to the 'philanthropy of the Proicrttor of tip" BaZintr, establishing' the Low, and pl . olnoting the sacred CAliSe of Deng. wience. NAVAL 'NL \VS'. DtAL, Aria 17.—Catne down frees, the Inver the:Hope, ItoW, for Prince Ettwsrd's- Island, 'Aid remains in the Downs with the EOl-1 Baleartas, Scalehy Castle, Hugh Surat Castle, Mat tti,and Prince Regent, for India, and the Dora . „ ship Middlt burglyVANnsPUT, for Batavia. S6'e ral of the outward-bound have sailed. Arrived the Vine, LEIZOTEI, from Seville. Fite o'Clock,—Wind N. E.--The jemaillder the oiltwarci•bound are preparing to slit. FALMOU ni, 'Arm' ls.—Arrived'the Hinehin brook packet with mails and passengers from Up litux, oin't2.4 days. Sailed the Ann, HowAan, for Guernsey.—Wind N. N. W. HARwreti, Arun. 17. Arrived the Auckland packet with a-mall and passengers from Holland. Sailed the' Prince of Orange packet with a mail and passengers for Holland ; Lady Nepean packet with a mail and passengers for Cuxhaven.— , Mind S.W. PORTSMOUTH, AMU!. I 7.—Arrived the Intre pid transport from Gibraltar; Eliza transport Iron) Gibraltar. Sailed Isis Majestrs ship Dro medary for Dantzic ; British• Isle transport for Guernsey. EXPEDITION' TO 'THE CONGQ. attention has been so much attracted to We laudable droll about. t o b e made to explote the course of the Congo; that everything connect ed' with the tkpeditioo 1 , ,0w oo its way . to Africa (Alum but be a matter of general ititeret.' " :IL' Slnop Outgo, Piptiontll: " Contrary to the universal opinion that lira Cougp.Wonid nut auswcr at sea, it is With peat pleasure I hare to say, it k is fur a vessel of her size and description to wea ther the sera better. We Isaias had opportunities of trying, her, in a variety of sitnations, in all of which She bas,gained a character which I trust she will maintain throng tale ." vast, the unbounded prospect" that lies before us, -_Sir name po sitively Ahmed, with many others, that - to send such a vessel to sea was no; to be thought of,• and that nut ult end inq s tint could lie made • would ever render her sea-worthy. Great, however', as his professional abilities aye - acknowledged to be, he may, perhaps, (as , the ..trpentcr of the Vanguard ence told 'Lord Nelson) understand More aboitt knOehing ships , to pieces, than about putting thou togaber. passage from London tp this port hatefully cantrarlicteds• assertions, and justified tl i ut opinion of Captain To4y, and of those destined to navighte her, We sail (tom here the moment the whOl will allow us' to lily our eourse, and only put its to avoid . some. heavy gales from the S. W.,•again - st which it was useless•to At rive, All the personi, as Well naval as civilians, attached to the ekperlition, are now on hoard. The Captain, • independently of his olliviat and important duties, will himself luf.the hi, , torian, aided hy the reports cif his Officers, and'of the ticientilic GeotlemenL--a task which Iris fornoe compoitions hate proved him as fully competent to fill. Lieutenant I lawkey, the Second Officer in command,' trill illustrate bin work by plans and. dra‘vings. Professor Smith lithe ilatittiistand (.urologist; llr. (,ranch, Nat uratiq and MineralogiSt ; Mr. Tudor, ,Comparative Anatomist, with various Assistants; and the Captain and. LiAcers will sualse , the Surveys, and the ninuerone regitisite , iv.tynnotnient Ob servations. Every thing that can give security or comfort , t o th ose chosen to• go on this service, has been done with liberality, and,the usual rule's of the service have been alter gather. dispensed with in their favour.. , Hen,' the Captain's' Steward, a native of "Congo, was Alen by rt party of ma rauder's during rite beat of the , Slave trade, and brought down, with many othiv, its _ ax canoes . front :what• dittanee, we cannot learn, only that he says Ilicy were sixteen days in cluing it ; ,neithert;44.we ascertain in what direction they came down, but Sissy satthe sun was behind tlikin. The extreme ignorance of these people forbids us to hope' fur infororaioil of any consequence from them. The principal, and, intact, the only use of them will be to .speak the language, which is certainly It very great consideration.: I-shall Wise everyop portunity of sending yon inform:l76in relative to the'expi; dition." Yesterday Viscount SIDMOUTII had an audience -of tIIC PRINCE REGENT at Cillit‘oll-110ti;e. Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMPIELD returned to town yesterday evening from Britthl oi) , Viscount MELVILLE held a Levee fur Naval Of. fieers yesterday, at the Admiralty. Ltuer? received yesterday from Cadiz, Mention the apprehension of great merchntile failures in that city. Some houses are known to have al ready. failed. Madrid, by the hte,t accomits, k perfectly tranquil. Toe affair of the con , pir Ley is no longer talked of ; mercantile Aistressos ab sorb every other consideration for the present. The Orontis frigate, Captain., Coc,rt a,st..r,, is at Portsmouth nearly ready for sea, hav,ing complet ed her stores, exc. for service at St. 'aelena lu he flag of Rear-Admiral Sir Put.I`P.NEY Al.ll.cat.t4, appointed Commander-in-Chief there. The accounts in some of the Palters of yoster day, that Earl BATHURST Wan it() Hitieti indisposed that he could not attend Office, ii,withont any fonnoutio n ; the Noble gari has not been indis posed, and hits been in constant attendance at his ; be was there the whole of. yesterday. It is said the British Government have placed 60001. at the disp(ls:ll of the Marquis D'lsettt.A. (Canova) for the purpose of opening n School for painting at Rome, The young English Artists require it. Lieut.-General the Martinis of lILYNTLY, with hi s usual generosity, has presented the officers and pipe o e s of f e thex ee.ill2 en i, o t f pin r l of i t t i l l t a a t gdlant corps in Edinburgh. , _ • We are h3ppy !hid, that amonot mml:flit:Fes at home, w e lia'e more tixamplc, than one I!) pm p os i ng In p * y their creditors 20s. in the pound, o n condition of having prorr period allowed t h em torth i e, tiltrimse. Tho/ 11-on!e Of Soo:- and j oteil d to,followrithe example of Itaalszorrom and co. Catholic Prehites of Ireland assemble in Kilkenny on the 24th instant. xAAL :1 c; panNt A 'PARIS i'ArER OF TUB hint IN ' AlllOll. ottset diaratteristit traits 1 .E' fftikels we 'ol.ot ~r a tion .o. inrope x .4‘ 1)1 • remark the great number of marriages about. tri, take place between different Sovereign House. In milting the Heiress Gs three Crowns to g Prince without territories; England seems to ind.. cate that she 1100 ntif desire continental alliantres ; Yet vre recollect that the English Ministers se c , fecLorred upon a marriage with the Prince bf Orange, as et coMpensation due to the efforts which Rugland had Made for the ,Conon•-n cause. Spain and Portugal, united by 'wide in !milt hemispheres, flirm, by a doubte marri3ge, tiFs which may one day reanite, - tinder the same feer trc, that fine Monarehy of 'Charles V.in which the sun never set. Russia, the brer Countries, Prussia, and \Vita teui!;erg, are uniting themselves try the marriages of two Grand Duchesses and one Grand Da?. When one reflects upon the identity and poiitic - a l , views that guide those Courts, and the personal friendship that mikes the Sovereigns of Russ ia and cannot Prussia, one cannot deny that this federa tion governs the yarole North of Europe. Denmark is the most ancient branch of the House of Mil' stein Oldenburg!). There is drat one coultry stranger tn .this kind of fatuili compact that braces Northern_ Europe. A dildrie marriage will soon establish new tie' • between the Honse - of Naples on one side, and the Houses of' Austria and Prance on the otilet' 'These ties will' probably halve a happy influenc e over' theirtilitical relations of the Shull) nn' t I" centre of Europe. In this sphere liavqria idaue ha) as yet no ramily ties but with the North. , The importance tvhich politics seems to attach to these numerous marriages, is the Lest onteu'M the trantptiiky of Europe. It proves that We In; hereaft er' to .con,ider the principle 'of legith" 4tc succession as the basis of p o liticA anti as the guarantee of the tutus rtrse of nations. ' • ritoTF.sT TO THE sFL)ND, P.ZADINO Of 41/4)SAY.IRTF:S nErt:Nro P , 'cic‘e, without referene,l to the character or preViq l conduct of the Person wioo is thQ nhjeet' of the pr,.lunt 11 ' 1 ' I disapprore of the Measure which it Sanctions and rootigu vi To consik•ri to distant rtiie an iorprisonment a Foreig:ixo4 Captive Chief, who, after the andiciition of ide authority, re - Iying on British generosity. had surrendered hitoOf to "s ilt .prefyrenee to his other enemies, is unwolthy the rrtagn il. ' or.ty u: a great country; and the. Treaties hr which , a rw , I ' ll captivity, we have bound ourselves to detain him in.c?stoo* Ott he of S ''' . '"ei r gits to whom he had never surreuderett a;),pear to nut, repugnant pvincivies 01 (11)1° and'utter?y uncalled for Ly ex ir . , -edience or nvcc - .oi 2 : (Signed) 17,,;*11, ott the third rea4ting . ., ityval ili,owegf; theti : 4;f SLISir.X tntet ed his Pilitest iur tti:: vOr. . . - 'C:..kINIS o`i Ti iro; NAIIOII Or : " * ' I -The 1 !tit itepott tAf the Coino i ;iiiotters 9 1"t i tP 1 : 1 molvr tto Agrueoie:ft, efiiit:!tif:e:l on tt.i . I ')''' , 2 ' I I : 1905, htqween tli Q 1 - , ,,,.t I„,,i i -,, c,tifi i ,any ...! - , I'ri‘.:ll - ef ert:ttitor , r ortlie hte Nabobs at Ole C' l4 " oatic, has just 1;eco pint e<!. The 1 0 ;1„ % rinA* 13 an Aboroet of the Amount of ArU t idi ca •iot:i 10 the 19th Ft:bete:lry last, 'the date of the p '''resent r' . . it•.:sl l4 :ne ;if Almilufe AdjutEcat.iyn, in • • if fitvu.ur .if Pariir, 9 12 ' 'gizici;.ite 'it l'f.n . i.ionO.AilititlicAtio t ts in .. A i . larval- urhts:iei ...,-;. 3,5,9:/; , - '‘1,7t9,792 14 • : , Ag;r o :2'4`c of Al)l9frOr , Adi!tdicat'ioni a:,,titis: tit, Pattet-x, iltcludim: th..: put.. ti.iii rtisallou'ed tit- Clisinv. 1.,vnt3r.1:,1,- aii:odicated ', C2 ,1,.3:::,273 15 '1:1,/ " 4?rertt.str,() e , e, Cork, Ft'Pe o'Cloc k ' ¶VC have receie:cl, is the Mid•dq Coach, whfcli 1)30 PI C arrived, t letter - Train •ClOniuell, dated to.l‘ wornioir, 0101 states, that the trial. of the prrions tharge,l wi ill the ni!ir de r i of Nlr...liatcr.a, liave bc c ii p u t o il t ill next .I ss ;zcs.--. 1)4 " 14 2iloigher, Who Loren executed, not ;%ithstanein; tfte , 1 : .sertion lie in;;lle after'lie seiis 'lnc trt Duke of Sussex, when be ettifearottre - ' 1 turn the Civi c Y east - into a I)tystin Sii t.r rtf'tll4 should, in noticing ;he P ittN c e ;1 1.1 "1., ters, It'aVe complied with th e s t an ding rules ennviVialitYs be props sing a health to them their truavoida6le abscp're This ‘° Kendal Greet" I...;very of the ItoY'll it,seeMs, I not to the t i 44 ;;: „ 4 () ; : i lt , sitifs''' who are 'disposed on this oceasiOn to looii " :1)" flt) an ItYttoN.-=-Sir:RAt.rn Nit tnavy.c. the. 1:;\ /: - flier of Lily has publicly stktied know.; of no e , P.;pir.iey against the dotootio of Lord Brno N. On Thutsdity ,tiro v , t.aggons, lo i th part of th e munificent. anti vat.ttabie hetilie- , t 0. I htte Vi , ,cottt , t t.,. the. Uittvir, cif Y;' it!tV'ell at Ci:TlOni;ige, Th e b ooks on ly n re C , "" e 4 t 21 . 0 ° 111 .: and the paintings, rints,. y, : ;, ,It larger 8-4111. IVednesday next g'race propoied to, the senate, •to appoint a cottim : ;t i t of nitte owitibers of the 11:...ttiverity, to pro" temporary plare for this valuable property, 4 " l ' . t , carry into effect the erection at a mus eum tor th el reccption, tve tint' 1.))2Tr.---The Lords of the Treason, 34 r directed, that the d u ty tor 'the last yPar ," u be dem:totted till aloe) onth - of lily, provided g.it c , entity 1 . 3 given, by the Pa t ties who WWI t AV', themselvei of this indulgence, for the pay , at that titne. , . It a netal 'Aieeting held at GLOgw o 4 the Stlt current ' 3 G,; by the operative 'eotton--1 ) ; 4 '" " of (1 104 5 0 W and sahurbs, it wllia mtanitnons)r agreed to petition Parliament in fav our of the Bull brott , iht,in by S':r 11OBERT PeFLE, for short erling the hours of labour for children and others' erniilo,ed in public works. Thorks. 'e Petition , in ; Fho.rt time of one lay and 'tt half, was subscribei.i. by eleven hundred anti seventy, and was sen t s i on tin the 12th, to "bc preiented to the FlotiV i ° ," Cornmi hy the Right lion. GBORGS ROSS ., I"' j t The proceedings inttituted by th e to' n "g ains ti:C liormii s eamen a t South Shields anti Sande' land , have been wove(' by Cert i orar i into the Kigg's B:ucts, • t