The Sun. — London, England, 1816-02-05 00:00:00

MO ttE t IN ' I OLIGE N C FRENCH PAPERS. CE .0113F.R, JAN. M. Dc St. notaititt iltibrilitted to - I Secret Co►u- ruittee a proposition for 9rgaoizing u t) %V system% of 1 3 41ilic lostruction.--Flis plan was ordered. to Ur priitted. A discussion afterwar4 took place, with closed ein . the Report of M. *De [tomti', %silo had trioved the'Order of the Day, on the proppsition '4O 11lichaud, concerning the pending vote of Tho 9 ks to those Frmehmen who had meritorious -1)', supported the Royal cause. , At er much debate the Order of the Day was agreed to by the Chamber, chiefly on-the ground that a sonliar Voie to the Duke d'Angonleme and Ids illustrious fidlowers, was successfully tdijsict cd to by Mon!Actir, in the' Chamber of Peers, ~ teen three and four o'clock, the sitting.he . - camcptiblic. . _ A letter from Licut.-General Brood, lately•ati.", , pointed to the command of the 3d Military request log leave of absence, was lead, This er eutp.ri some conversation, but, in the 're. soh, the requisition was granted. A nuttrher of Petitions, conceruing subjects of finance und twriation, presented to the Chamber, %very referred to the Budget Committee.. • M. Jeantrot de ,l'oligny complained of Intving inert detained ll; Clertnont-zur.Uise, witirotu. nny reasons being, attoignkAl for his confinement: The Committee to whom the complaint was made, ordered that it should be referred to the Minister of Justice. Many Members.—" T. the Police." The Chamber thought the case of such pec,uliar impoloatice, it was referred to ts. seeota Com mittee tor further orinsideration. A petiti on trout IV. Desportes' (the scan) corn :l44lo grigvoody of the illiiieteo fin Ii)q) 14 Join outl July last, by t h e 'Prefects of "Nlite, ih soottsctrouce tof his attachment to the rOyal eoloot. Some Members doubted whether or nest these were covered by the Law of Amnesty ; and the con plaint was referred to the Minister ut Justice. The Sietir bavetige proposed that a hoe of 1000 francs should be laid on every Journalist tvlio s ho u ld pliblimb fabricated intelligence. 'I leis was deented by the President to he super. iluotts, as the laws had itheady pruv tied punish• went% tor the publication of false intelliuettee. A Petii ion was brought forward on Ilse part of liZnightt , and Comniantiets of the 3d Frentlinit4n• ies of the Older of Malta, praying for.otestitio. tion uF bliCh ut Iloir property (therviatto ing) as fled tun been sold. 'lbis iistertaiting pro, positiois was referred by the Chamber lurrtly :f to the Minister for Foreign Affairs, and partly to the Budget Cotantittee.—Adjourned to t0...m05-tow. PAAI3, FEII. 1.-111-tliSl:o4ed persons have sought to propagate the most absurd lien's in the department of the Gers ; but this last resource of an'expiring faction (tinittiss to the tet;liiit y of the ics, and the strict execution 'of the 11.01 lircn immediately destroyed. VAriontl pEppEtratious making at 'the Duke 'at' Wefliogtoilys hotel, lead to the presumption that his Lordship is on the point of depattiog for Callaway,. Erpiatiiion Jattice,--On Tuciday list it. a p:ainter, uied 19, picked u mutt's poelirt of a loattdkel chief ho the of Correctional Poltee,. pro:eedhigs were going forward.. ,Ts,,;iiig -detected, he was immediately placed at the Akar, intuut goilty, condemned to a. . soument. Letters from Fiumburglr announce,. that sow; interested in the . Bank At that citybilve re.' Ithed to r jtity the Qouventiah conclutlud by the Semite of Ilanthurgh with regard to the foods taken from the bank. They are about to send at; deputation to Paris, in. order to open, new tregnelatiohs with the French Conirni4sioners. A company of veterans relieve the 'English at the posts which they occupy at Moutmaitre. All the BAglish troopt; who have arrived in the Deortmeist of the Somme, have merely traversed it ; tho•,e who hair remained some days, have re 4:circa (ii , rs to. continue their march. %i t !: 1191a01 1 , that the three English Wipers eollitied in La Force have been liberated on Wit. Yt k said that the Baron de Pommeted has Whhet! passports for Brussels. o re assured that the dramatic. Writer; ItOrzetrue, bus died at o ,Konigsburgh. ALOitErar, ./ar IS. --' -The Barbarians ia their late . expedition on our cortits, carried off 700 in dividuals of both tr-exes. They, 1W the course of the passage, got rid of the old men whom they had crotraiked and for whom they had ao intent' obtaining. any , . . . Two French Guelettes met a Barbary vesset, and but for the frigate la Philadelphie they would hives been taken, but the crews of the two Coe. lettes seeing themselves supported by • the tri i,ato, attacked the Barbary vesiel, which wat taken after a close contest, in which the I►it , 4les Ifiit 7 mei). Dosing the affair the Christina slates rose and contributed to the snecess of the crintest. OvloA, JAN. IG.—The Italian recruits raised for his Britannic Majesty's service have; as‘'at. ready stated, been all dismissed. The British .qesverinneat has 'granted IH tanutbsi.pay to the officers, live- months' pay to the cadets, and three months! to the soldiers. These last have, - more- Over, receivetivshoes, a cop, shirts; and a blanket, They have been shipped on board transports, the freight of which have beet, paid by the and rontlicted to their respective homes. The Iknuverian epos, and after them the nag% , ' licit rcgi , i;cn:•A, will embark for the lonian General is taking ItlettillreS to depart fur Corfu. Evvry day 500 persons are enipinycd in couvet•inrr the military effects and baggage of the gqglAi"t:- , ,qps. In , it short. thee the port and f o ri r t sea w be givers op to his Al l iesty, and t h e Piedon).,(, , e troops will perform' the duty with out any foreign ineerferenee. The frigate oireled to hi, 111.‘jeSiy _by the hteeThouts of Gehoa is at ready in course of constructioo inAlle dock, ,tsT As istutdu 29.—The .rottrunt it. ..valeta contains the fullowistg CirCular truth the Minister of the Interior to the Prefects, (tidal the 17th Jan. 1816:-- " Mr. Prefect...l Circular, printed and dated at London, been addressed by a pretended Pri.witant Society to the Yrcl)Gli Prottststdt lblittiltett. This paper, tifitleithl4 pretext ui peisccutions MOO) it iiupposos tube exercised towards the 14t ttr, may wrad uncasi9tss among thew, and excite Went to " I hare before rue the answers of Messieurl the Presidents of vat ious societies. are runtarkalile for the good spirit which theylireathe, and the sentiments they express j and I doubt nut that thOse which have nut let ranched nie repelled with like indignation these flange runs insinuations, 1 bed you, sir, to send not a copy of all these answers, which I shalt lay before the King. llis Majesty will in them seco• unettoi-. vocal testimonies e,i the confidence of the Protestants in his paternal government, of their att:ictinfent to hts permits, and their lure for their country. " Ti ! 4 Protestaftlii may also rely on, the protection of the King, ssho, in 116 subjects, whatever may . he their religion, viewaouly children to whom he bears an equal affection. " I bare the hollour, Six. - (Signed} " V wn.LANc.- The French Funds arc-5 per Cents.'6l f.' 10c. Bank Actions, 1,0601. DR.PSSE.I.S PAPERS. FRANKTMIT. JAM. 2.s.—The Gerinan Otserver contains this following article Accounts from Brommu announce, that within a few days have a.smucil in that neighbourhood ' appearance. The Bavarian anthoritits . ` had or, dm.) a ge.neral i,rniament, and, according to the expressions of u Proclamation Of the Provincial, Judge, Count of Armanverg, the. National Goads are called upon to take up antis tat' King and country. This measure has prwilaced at general conoerriatiors minting all ranks. of people.. The Arrival of the brad-cinarters of Wince Wrede at Brannao h.is been announced as near at haw!, while Onsitive news bad been received that the Prince iloyal of Bavaria had , left Salilnirgh for Munich, with all leis family. and lord even had his furn'ture removed, which made people con clude that he does not intend to retnru. • Thev seem to fear in Bavaria thin-the Anstriaes will take poisession, by force, of Salzburg and the' jonvicriel. However this he, three reginieufs have.heen ordered, withid these few dap., tti force the army our the frontiers of Austria. Mean' ` time it remains to he seen What decision the Em peror will have taken, after the receipt of the id tiMation given in on tl.e 30th of Dime.. et by the Bavarian Ministry. It 4e !..:citerally hoped here that the national honour will .. nut be wounded by too great coucessions." IhussEi,‘, those who vbted Mr the death of Louis XVI. and . who are now at Drussch, is the celebrated- painter David, whn was ,affil, in the Paris to . have &parte.' far Rothe. Tile French Government begins' to pay die ar rears of the annuities of 13elgimi but rho; ilistres4ed *title of the finatrei hinders thew fFOIII . being paid so speedily as the Annuitants woulul defiire, The - Eu 04, gove r no r o, Viiteocigooes has the iniothihoitS leave to walk swan the vatOparts ; hot th e y tviit not he'ellowetl to go ie►tati tl►e: ims tions; the fosses, or any at the outworks of tiw Once. • PitTEnsmit;Otr, J.t . 10,—',Vesterday Otero was,puldished here, in the same'tinte with en Im reial 'lanifesto, the following most rentarkabte Co; vein ion, in the Ikas.sian and 11.01)61) language*, conchal:A at Pdris sits the 2611 s of September last, intnecn our Sovereign, the raupet:or sit Austria, 111‘ , . King of Prussia 4 , In the name of thk", Mort Italy and hielivisibit Trinity. " Their Majeities the bniserer Of.Attscrim, the King of Prussia. and the tn4petoi , ot nussitt, [nett-, in, in consequence of the great events wind) have marked the course of the three lust years in &taupe, anti especially of the blessings which it has pleased thiline Providence to shower do‘Vil utron thole States, which place their confidence , and their hope, ati it alone' s acquired the intimate I onviction of the necessity of founding- Me con duct to Le observed by the Powers in their reel, procal relations upon the sublime truths w.hictrthe 11017 Religion, of our Saviour teaches-. • , They sokiirnly dechre that the present act • has no other object than to the face of the whole wutbl, their fixed resolution, both in the Athninistrittion of their respective States, and ha their political relations with every other Govern ment, to take for their sole guide the peetpts of that Holy Religion., namely, the precepts of justice, Christian charity, and peace, which, far front being applicable only to private concerMs4 must have en immediate influence cm the Councils:: of Princes, and ;4)44 all their steps, as being tine trimly memo, of consoliitating bewail institution-a/ and remetlyiug (44. impiptecti!mit. In conA (pence their 11Iajesties have agreed on the follow ing articles . 0 Art. I. Conformably to the worded/ the Holy Scriptures, which eunimand all mett to consider each ether is brethren, the three contracting Monarchs will remain united by nib bonds of a true and indissoluble fraternity, and considering each other as fellow countrymen, they will out all occasions, and in all Octets, lend each other mid and assi.stancer awl re gardiig themselves tow,ards their subjects aryl armies as fa thers ur famdiss, they will lead :tern, in the same spirit of fraterwity with which they are animated, to protect.religion, peace, and justice. " Art. 11. to cOntequence, the sole principle in foice, whe titer between the snot thistrinnents or betweers their soh- . jects, shall he that of doing each other .reciptuaal servi ce , 444 of telfiify4fs, by miultcritlile .goo.l-will, the annual ridec-. tlon with which they ought to hue animateit, to consider thear-' 'rive:tall as members of one and the curie Ctsvitt inn riation,t he Princes theitiselre: as inertly dele 7 `gated by Proritteoce to govern three hrauclies of the "pelts only, namely . , Aristria, tnd Itits!sia ; thus Confessing that the Christian world, n . which theraesi, their peoplo furor a port, loss, ni reality, no other I'foVefilik(l) than Min to whom alone power really :Whinge, liecat o.g, !Tito aloe:: iirt(flifflifl all th e tr ea sn res Of science, out infinite wisdom, that iv to say, God, our Divine Saviour, the Word of th‘: :quo, the Word. of Life. Their Majr4ies consequently :sicantruonit to their people, with the, most Ar . ulter itolicituele, a s th e e „t e Means of eniqying thud peace whicli arises from a_tooil con s.renit...rert weroselees science, at h; I ) to * *I f. every thus opnv arid outwit in the prinaiphis nod sptercis e o f the dtaiim Wific,:ll the t)iriate Sarimir tins I:flight to inantin4, " Art. lit. All the Powell who shall choose salceunly to avow' the sacred principles whielr have „dictated the present.' act, awl ttu,it acknowledge how importairt it ii [tie thefia44o - of mitions, WO Wag agitated, that Weis truthi henco.furth exercise corer tits destinies of mankind all the in fluence which belong+ to them, *ill he received with equal ardour and affection into this holy alliance. " Vane in triplicate, and signed at Paris, the yea r grace ) 1215, 14th (2811 s) hcpten►hey , . • .. (L. S. FRANCIS, IL: S. ' FItftI)F.RICK WILI4Altl.' (L. S. ALEXANDER. " Comforivable to the original, • (Signed) ALEXANDER. " Donn at St. Petetiburch, the day of the birth of our Sa %lour, the 25 t h of December, ►Bl;.' WAusAw,r.Lm. 15.—Alter the receipt of a mi ller, his Imperial Highness Prince Conitentine set out for, St. Petersburg!), on the 12th instant. By 1111 order of the day of the same date the coin• trWid in'ehief of the Poli4l army is given to the tioVertior-General of Zajnezek. The NBA t►r►ny is to be completed to the number of 50,000 men only, suit►►ble to the revenues of the present kingdom of Poland. General Carnot lately al.- rived`here with his family, going to St. Peters. burg!). FLAN IIgRS MAIL. Vr.Nlct, JAN. I 9.—llis Majesty, by FM 'Wet of Decenklier 29, has ordered the levy of two Vene tian Regiments. They will forma part .of the garrivon of this city. it is affirmed that • two A retolakes will be appointed their Coltineli, which infinitely flatters the Venedatts. It seems that h;s -Majesty proposes by this mea sure more efficacious than all penalties, to put a stop to the enrolments which ore mode for To:- Ley. and-which for some milepost have been na t . memos, Ttiere hos been found at Mr.Killeruates, a merchant, it , list (42,700 persons, officer* and soldiers, whohave entered foreign service, The Venetian regiments enjoy varinusiniviteges i and (Itt: soldiers who shall have served in the fiel4 in tissue of war, will wear the medal struck by this city on the occasion of Ott , Corinthian horses. A vessel gtttiiigfromConstantinople II as brought the news thattthe Diyrin hqs ordered the levy of an I.l.nroi)enn Cu rls, 'composed of all deserters ft oin the frontier provinces of other countries. It is not known 'what Turkey intends to do with these prise. It seems that the best understanding int vails between it and the court of---, Beaux, JAN. Iliphness Prince Blocher arrived here on the 21st in the alter. noon. The Prince who is still indisposed ,had desired that no honours should be paid him. As soon as his arrival was known, en immense crowd: assembled under his windows, and saluted hint with loud acelam' athans. The Prince appeared a moment at the window to thank the crowd. His Highness also thanked a company of the regiment 'of the lilm l mlOr Alexander, which had be :11 sent him us a guard of honour. In the evening several houses in the neighbourhood Were illuminated. VIENTik, JAN. 22.-The . .Captain of a vessel ha* brought the news that the Princess ofWates is atC rived at Athens,: anti that she intend' to come from, that place to Constaatirrople• •The pl ague unhappily-continues its ravages here, tts well as in the sithinlrs end the environs., Some persons be- - !upon Ur the suite ot the Grandyizier, have been, the vickims of it, and even his sister died of it on the 22d. Three persons have lately been seized at Pet*. The account "from Salonica are not more favourable. . , AonAtit, 'Dec. 20..-Vre received an the 10th the news that the . plague had extended from .Tlitlq into our euvirons, as far as Dubitze, and ather.piaces, and that some traces lusapp peered even at %hither it was brought by a boy of ten year. a age, who, hawever, is not dead, but the house he inkabits is still.shut up. In the Turkish part of Dubituza !Host of the inhalritants have perished, but in the Austrian part but few persons have been attached. Every precaution is taken to.stop the further ,progress cif the disorder, and the approaching cold weedier we,hope will deliver us front our apprehensions.. Roma, Jeer. 12,. , Messures have been taken to. prevent the contagious disorder which bas brokea . out-atitlija, ht-eiteßitvgdonv-stf -Naples, !asitiefs however is not the plague), from extending into the Papal territories. .At Tenocina, letters from Naples itre fumigated, and no travellers allowed to pass ttni6s they are provided with certificates that they come from places where there is no contagious disorder. FMOII4 Tim UPREM RHINE, JAN. 18.—The Ba, var ipi General in . Lorraine, G enera l D c l amotte seems to have lately received very important ()is. patches from Munich.. He has also sent several couriers to 'his Coort.--Nothing, however, has yet transpired of the orders that have come to Mini. fin Deux Pot, on the so nt h. west part of the kin alatinate of the Rhine, there aro still a great many Bavarian troops., • Farmers and Landholders, who were disap pointed with the prodace of the last harvest, in consequence of the low price of grain, are earn. estiv solicited to direct their attention to the Golden Harvest, which will be completely ripe for the sickle on Valentines-Mo'rn, when for the additional expence of a few Bank Notes, they may obtain either of the Two Prizes of 25,000 Gni. !mo s, or tlie Two Prizes of 20,0001., which wilt make up ali losses, and add a comfortable 'lade. pendence, enabling t h em to invite their frieutis A nd nrightlaura tv a tirautt cselden Harvest Mane. THE BAZAAR, Vi OR the ENCOURAGEMFNT of FEMALS and DOMESTIC INDUSTRY, ICNOW OPEN DAILY, ft OM Ten to iiVe in the Afternoon, Sundlays excepted. =`;,. 5, Soficksquare. NOTICE.--CUSTOM-HOUSE, PLYMOUTH. WHEItEAS during the last Two or Three Years, there have been deposited in this CUSTON . I: HOUSE, frtnn Abroad, a considerable number of PACKAG ES of WINE and other GOODS, which appear to be the pre• petty of various Officers of the Navy. Army, and other personit MOTILE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ny Order Of the honourable the Commissioners of his Ma' Jest, Cuttoms, That unless the said Packages are chinned, saes "Who. on the Contents thereof pnid, and the . Siorto tai,en away an or befor e TI-IREE MONI I-IS from the P. td hereof, thee stilt be. SOLD for Payment of the Duties am Ettsonioei of Warehouse Rent. lebruary 6, 1816. HENRY TOLCHER, Collector. J. NEWTON, Comptroller. i ARRIVEIP--1 Prance, 1 Flanders 5 DOlin 2 Waterford. , Dire--t Lisb ou , 1 H o ll an d. 2 GUttentJurgb , 3 Ilawborik. WAIL-riot& PRICU OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Batik qtock, Inhtiu Hoods, pr. 3 ;per Cviet. Red. 611 60;It Excliett. par, 311. pr. 3 pin Cent. Cons. tin tiqj tlonnutu, Hi.S 3-1611:s i(t 4 per Cents. 7644 Onto for Caynient, 16i I S Put . Leta. N.t) Ann 89/1 Coo,. for Accutuit, Oil .5 Bank AIM. 154 0- lUtbs I SruAR —Average • Price of Brown or Nlnscomlo SugsfiC,_; computed from the Keinrns mane in tlic weak ending tine J 10: day oidautuary, is 453.84 d. per cwt. HIGH Cir,ITER I.CNIJON t b iuni-ing, —.minutes alter 4. j Et tunas., ic minute, dna. T 4- I E S .461- - . • soLgli 44 V 11/(Celt b. FA Ls d. .1u I).sA7'l . . ~.. „ LONDON. .. irelyzi.ir, FE - lIRE/JAY 5, me. -: Yesterday Digit', Servi ce was pes f orme d at fhe Pavilion at Brighton, tiy the Rev ; J. S. CLARIvIr Chaplain of the IhroselialJ, At two o'clock ; 004 - we are sorry to state that his Royal Uighur'. k all had a return of the toot, and hi tbergbie t*r ' quite so well'as on Saturday. . LOSS OF TELE SEAHORSE TRANSPORT. In which 392 Souls have perished. • We have this tiny to 14y before our Reader* a to-ost lamentable account of the lOss of the oho* transport, in Tramore Bay, near Waterford' , having on board 5 com p an ie s o f the 5 , 9 th Regiment of Foot, under the command of Major DOUGLAS; Witt). with 16 Officers, 287 privates, 31 women, 40 children, aort'lB sailors, perished in the .foatn- 0 ing ocean. Before we give the details from Wa. • it:l . l6rd, we shalt mention. that 4 Otlic..r3 of the 591 b have bevy[ laved, and to put their friencin'... ;; and relatives out of so sp ence , t h e i r names are- , ' Lieut. COOPER, Lieutenant lisaroan, Lieutenant . M‘Frraaastrgi _and Ensign SEWARD. The following are letters front Waterford : WATERFORD, Jim'. 30.—We are sorry tcr acquaint you, that this day the bhip Seahorre, o f LOD(101R, Jastas C3tats, Master, with a detach tricot of the - 59th Regiment, fr o m IL tmsga te for' 'Cork, came on shore in 'f ramore Bay, and sooty after went to pieces. We underbtand.she had Om board about 300 troops, 16 officers, 30 wOnieny a •ii 49- children ; of whom are saved only lour officers, 19 soldiers, and the:Captain of the vthei dad two of his crew. The names of the Officers laved are at the foot of ;this letter. She saile a front the Downs the 27th inst. . " Officers • tared—Lieutenant Comma, Lieutenant Imo' FORD, Lieutenant NVNIEARION, and Ensign SswAau." Another Letter from M t uterford, same date.' • .. " The Seahorse trlicispart , of London, No. 2 if' hound from Itainsgate to this poit, or Cork, " 111 totoily wrecked in Trantore B y about 3 o r d" ck ' yestetctay afternoon, having on hoard five "" 1- panics of the 59th Regiment, under the command of Major DOUGLAS, of who ll y (i ne h i dhi g the gf"'. " jor) . 16 Officers, and 287 Privates were drowned, together With 31 Women, 40 Chltdren, Sind 1 5 .: Sailors. Four Officers, 19 Privates, and 2 SP" men, arid Captuinlitans, bt the Transport, N', been saved." ..- FURTHER CCLAILS. (Prom the Waterford Chtenicte, of the Ist rf "We have cow to state the particulars of melancholy and afflicting event. The transport Seahorte, No. '2, .Thomas Scott, toaster, sail from a port in England a few days agoforlreland , rlfor Waterford or Cork,) with a large detach"... meat of the 59th Regiment on board, consisting': tat about sixteen OtScot's, 287 men, thirty-thre gi . Women, and thirty-four children. On the morn ingofthe3Oth ulr. the vessel was driven into 'era' more Bay, by a desperate gale front the South."' The severity of the weather had c o m p e lled bet' to cut her mixen-mast, beforeshe c:.me within tha Bay. On the forenoon of the day asc o t :flied/ ' l ' ° continued beating or, with a slim tit get moats Brownstown bend, and thus to reach tie harboat in safety, hat totally withont efeet. The fore': top-mast fell, killed the Mate, and broke the leg, of one of the seamen. Tw o ;inciters wet e ,thes - thrown out, but these were dragged by the % .141 7, .knee of the storm, and tendered totally tini availing. 'the vessel was then ,driven •to rwtlr to within halt a mac of the, shore, in presence' of hundreds, of people, Who could the t happy persons on hoard no aid. It was 1 " . "' nt At the tinue,, beLigre, about the bottrof ocute'n;