The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-11 00:00:00

HANIBUItGI.I 'AIAIL. VRANKPORT, FED.2B.--(FROM A I.E*KR.)—The tetritoriaj arrangements between Bavaria and Sfria, are not quite so near a close as sante public papers hare stated. The negociettitms bate recommenced since the '`.3oth inst. tit 111nnieb, between 'ntin't Ilechberg and die. Austrian Gen. Vaepiani. It is pretended,that on theintkof,lia- varia., three more Willia i ges are demanded now 'at • Munich, than was stipulated at 'the 'ntu , diating turortean Potvers" consider the 1 i otocol of . • ' the Conferences at Paris of the 3,1 of Nov. as the unalterable basis of the whole itegoeiatiOn, which proves 'the falselsond of many reports of intended , tszeisstnOS. Titt- opening of the Net is not yet •,,eitertti wish is, that the differences with re,tpect • to territorial arrangements -may be whinny adjust cri first, am! thin the Diet optm with more effect, and employ itseft without inteimption on the fOrniatit`4 of , a ielieral I. 4 egislation for the , •Conlattration, of which all Germany so sensibly feris the want. The appointfitcnt •of Mr. Von its Prussian Minister to the Diet, gives general satisfaction. 7lf the Emperor OF Aust ria does - not go - to Rom e-thii time, but returns direct from Milan to :Vienna, as it is said be. will, this determinative is chiefly caused by apprehensions of the . cpidentic distempers that i'2ge in the south • and Cuiddle of Italy,. which thtis , disappoints the 'holies that Romp in particular had fondly en tertarried.' • Tt is Stated froni the Norwegian Gazette, that :Baran Ludwig Johannasen Buyc, and' the Direc .tor Grevesrnohlen, have been arrested at the de sire of the Royal Swedish Cann Af Juatiee at Stoeklictm. Their literary tends are well known. thanCe tiotild 'have .it •that there WAS Only One roorn free, so that they were 'obliged to pass save, rat fiburs'together I Ohe may imagine Ivhat a 'scene took place, The :sentence that will be passed epon them is impatiently expected ; according to the I,m , it is : Jiliely to be severe. However, the period of pamphlets is past, and we may hope to sec mir Press produce either things than libel and dolantatory publications, whi l e's should never have tire light. ou London 5 Illai-cll, 33. 7. , 1 1A1L.S. MA.tia, A Efluibtirgh", 1 Wiiterfoid. Dow -1 Fratwe, ~bon,, I Hollissul, 1 quttirlikkrik; PRICE; 01 Tn ts tut AT tank Stork, Abut :Vier Cgpt. Red. shut • S po• Cum. 6111-11 p.n . Cents. shut 6 1 ,0. ct. Noy Ann. 901.1. 90 I atth L. Amt. abut , t+'. STOCKS 'WAINZ tft Lve K. , India 11,snits., 4s. 6+l, pi. , Exutivit. Bin*, 41 1 . kis- . til. Pr* Omaiwo, 17 lfii . - • • . .1)!tto fur raynikitt, 1.71 ; 111} 1 Conb. for Accutitit, 411 82 all .Sttnao.•;-;-Averagi. Price of Brown or Muscovado .S gar, rnioratil from the Itctorns made in the week ending.thetith tin of March, tblti, is 33x. 7d. per cwt. . _ It lqii IVATER Al' LONDON ORIDGIE 'FO-MORII 4 4A r • Muri!ittg; 41 qiiititl.4 it i• 1?. l Evvrlittl, 2 niiitutes tiftur 1. Ti SUN . 1 1 /PEO I HlCEili Liklitet AtIIIZAT 'LONDON. 6,Arbdi ifidn cit ti, tom 4. )111 n Itt 1 v e leiter froth New York of the tilt. we Live extracted the following highly Important coininercial - intelllgente. . . "'Tic. Collector' of this Port, this morning re;• ceited,orders front the 'Treasury Depaitment, vessels arriving from Great Britain' and . lreland !Toil the same footing, in relation to the — iiiiinage ditty, pc. As AineriCan vessels 1 - also is charge the same duty On ponds, the pro duction of the Kiugdom of treat Britain and Ireland. in British ,as in kmeiiean Vessels. 'rho foreign tonnage and import duty on your Cdlonlal . `4'ratle remain unaltered, - . A liritisti veisel is nained 3:vbich had arrived, a4d'utftler these new . regniations paid only lOW i 1 4 1 4 11 itlPtea(l. of pa. • The 'extra.dutiei taken; the22d.Decenther,from British ves sels, is, in'lnteh:CalitlG Ordered to be retnroc3. We learn further, that , Congreis Continue* to be engel,4,ed on the subjects of Revenue. and Isupests. The ,ew 'rAriff in June will regulate the edva. blties at about 20 per cent:, and, the sped , eine Duties in a ratio bearing a fair -proper. lion - to that rates This will iie nearly 10 per cent'. of reduction upon the present systeni.- , - *ante particular, artielttsiody,. be subjected to hen. vier duties, , and a few of those now free nifly be put on the list to pay thitiOtt. . • ge aii Loudon, 4-(1-g.,preflu, als(wrieitii (tee - i)elow) tllaythe Sfieuilh A hai Feft Frign tliu New Yortc oa.Frtte •itAtt4ih Ftbor—taktu from the Policisiifith; Initii•fiititry, g Some ihitfultke 11. e. Rupture:—The Chevalier d 4 Q IS, l llt,iter Plenipotentiary of the King of Still:: (says our " Baltimore Corresponilent, l ' under date of rib. I 0,) left the city of Washinil. ton ycitei (lay, trarello,l is rig iraiti to itia place, where he remained last night, anti depart ed this morning by*tbc Ydrit' foad to the east wor l. lie appeared to br Much di'ssatisfied, and we understand exprevied in 'pretty strong' terms his disapprobation of the treatment be 'reCeived in his official capacity ; declaring hi: determiiintion not Wretnrn tci WashinlCon: Ireport adds, that the Spanish Minister and his Secretary:of State have lately had several interesting personal con ferences, which terminated suddenly,„ and not very satisfactorily, partienlitrly to the Chuvalici, on the evening previous to departure." We .have extracted a few paragraphs from papers brought by three Mails front Ulambnrgh, among witieb the death of the gallant and se co,iplishcd Gen. Von lltmow is the most pro minent. The share of glory which this Com mandvr actptired in all the late Campaigns' ]i is too tvi.ll known to require the illustration 'of post humous • eulogy. Ills name wiil be renowned in the histOry of these mighty times, and while hit akin and knowledge as a great Tactician may. be appreciated by posterity from his own'taltuir ' able . ivilthip, his loyalty, valour, and patriotic devotion will be read in every contemporary Work treating of the stupendous military exploits Which have rescued 'Europe from Slaver y. The differences between Atistria'and I.l.tvAria do not yet seem to be entirely adjusted. The trial of M, GOERRES, and the arrest of two other -Public tVriters in the. North, :►fiortl.res►sons for believing that the Hiders on thy Continent are stetern►inetl not to stdrer'the peace of their do minions to'be again broken by incendiary Writers, Tbe Postscript to a Letter from Liverpool, in U sobsequeut column, shetrs bow thy sense of Out iFearcommereial place ii expressed on the subject ollite Property Tax. The 'Qdest.r and Pat!messes will leave town for lVintlsor to-day, and it is expected that her MAJESTY, Princes ctikuLOTTft, 010 two of the Princesses,. will. learn_ , Windsor, to-Morrow, for Brighton. her. .51AJ1STY, during her stay in tuntt lait week, it is bald, gave commands for the arrangement of the dressec and jewels to he worn by her Royal highness Princess ,Ctitsithorrn on ber,nuptials. . _ _ . The Quevl had a select part nn Saturday even ing. Yciteiday the Duke of YorK, the Princess Snrittx of (..iloncester, and a TUIIIIIIOIIS aSSCIII. Wage of the nobility, vibited the Quern.; and Priocease3, The A'actqct TIF.ORNT held a, Privy Council on Saturday,loon after four o'clock, at the Povilioo at Brighton. The repairs of Harcourt House, Casscatlis6 square, for,the Princesststanorm are proceed ing rapidly., it ,was in contemplation to hare ap propriated the Board of Ordnance (Mae, in ND ruall,,,which has R the f.ifjf dens of Carlton-Honse, to the residcnce. of the Princess Cumtt.orTE. The ,I401“i e!itk.NCF.l.Lofel Levees will be an SitttadliV next ; the 16th instant, and the two fol lowing S,ttur da ys. On - Saturday the QUIIEN'S jeweli were retitoved froth the I3Ank to Messrs...itt),NDEL and 'BRIDGW:t. t is said t hat 113,0001: in our 5 per Cents. was purchated in the name of Marshnl ligarnaNn in the course of the week; and 15,000/. on account ut CAstnAoettes. An application by Sir It. , !tiII.SOAL, HUT , . CILINtoN , and. Mr. Bauca, for copies of - papers connec;ed with the proceedings against them, has . been refused, as it is said, HCCorti* to On previous to their leaving this coon try, their Imperial U igline , ses,the Archdukes visited the Arsenal, lice. at Woolwich, and witnessed the proving of.several guns nail the Thing at two Con grave rockets and appeared ,highly 'pleased with the result. Alter visit itig the Repository, &c. the Archdukes proceeded With their attendants to the Royal. Military itevideuly, where they expressed the highest.admiration of the thawing and engrne. lugs belonging to the Oran,' Trigimonietrical Sur vey., which had.been conveyed ,to IVoislivieb for their Inspection.. Accounts from Genoa to the 27th nit. state, that the rust division of British troops sailed in several transports, three clays before for ,Malta. , It was_ranitnared that:these troops-where inteuded ti - ini:,tagairist the Barbary Powers. Genoa is-now left tinder the prutectiun of a body of 7 or 8000 Pieltnoritese soldiers Ills Majesty's, ship Ber wick, .was it'd), at Genoa, and it was reported that d nirul Lord Erifourrl was soon to call off tlikt port,,,and was about to collect his fleet for some impOrtant object.. Letters received on Saturday from B j erlin state, that tbe,Gnyernment feels sonic uneasiness at the continuance of the numerous Societies in the country, whose abolition has heen repeatedly de mandeti,, but itt vain; anti that the Prkist4iatt Go `veritnient. has prohibited the importation of all British manufactures and refined. sugars. A Yesoel, 'left Anierica,lme on the 14th . ult, has arrived is; a northern part. They, write trout Ott' hoard, that atthe time of their bailing, a , : rupture I.Ko,vgga itild : the United States was regarded as inevitable., Chevalier Otili was pre paring tn le.tYt the,Conntry. Marshal AuGetEAu iS endeavOuritigio purchase eviite near Olfeebach, with the ,inteution of quittiur„France awl settling there. f More twu Freitchimln or, note nave employed brokers to perchisae bows: fpr them •a Frankfort. . . . The Danish Army ctinststs now a 48,819 men. Trailtittebar IV4S deliveted up t o th e D an ish Anthorities in Stptember, Mai Alai. !Limn De Wlmmtt4 did lively at PreSbUrg, at the adva,tteed age of. 94. H e h a; kit a son, wku Cieicral iu ttrc Austa.ta service, biDivii ter dExtitAt mm ow. Kokroifithto, Fttb.2s.This afternoon, at o'elock - , aka,. 'ttf ttt iiifhitirmatMo tivthe . s it i ft*, • Count 130.(4 Vo4;rlE'\Ett%iT ,Ba in t jUst attatned the 'Olst year of his age. As a hero, an d - - one of the deliverer's ,of Germany, he had attained the sminnit of gtory and fortune. not lie was not • Merely a hero in 'the field-L4it vas a tender husband and: father, and Wlli:V6"69 . rii'e is . fathrr also to 44 city; be . liHtl joined the trvil Crown with the - Laistel. Wreath. It bat et few weeks since he reittilietl-front the field to enjoy, in the bosom of his faniily (and we were all his farnilY)„ the .rewarciof his ,exploits... ,The sound of the acclamations that hailed' his 'return had scarcely died tiway, when outlay was7'converted into ge neral mourning. • • Maack 2.-.-1301iirbas espechal reason to lament the death of-the revered COunt Bulow, and grateltilly to honour' Itis.tnemory, for it was he who defended this capital from.,,a French arrtiy that was advancing against, it in 1..813; on the 4th June. at Lnckau ; oh the 234 of August in conjunction with the corps"at Gross Buren; and on the 6th of Septemberjo the saint mantter, at . Dennewitz, on +hick account, ,he received the title. of Count Bulow of Dannewitz. On the 12th - of June, 1815, his corps hail thegteatest share in 4 ideciding the victory at .I.AI Belie Alliance. The news of his death has caused a profound, ins pression . here. It is said that the whole Prussian Army will go into mounting for three days for its revered General; . . tnti3t ever enter our prated atairist; this doctrine.•:-- ilat tie of W atiq lou_waf drcidvd 11 lint kit vzilour,iLutigii the ival of our brave .‘lll,4`greatly eanti;loutect to the aw. Plc g '.tt'fmel of tin. 11..cest 'ut Victury. TRIM, O 1 M. GOEILRES. • ConLi;Nz, I ire. 19.-I'he trial of Mr. Goirres, editor of the Rhenish Mercury, came On the day before...yesterday, before the Correctional Tribunal: (as it is called). The crowd was in great, that the Hull could contain but a small portion of those who desired to be . present., Mr. Goerres appeared at length with his Counsel, Mr. Korbach.l—The latter preried ttt the outset that theaCtiiin *was brought befare the wrong Court, and the Tribunal had ne glected to decline the triat•of : this cause, which it should. have done he tioW ptopused that It should declare itself incompetent. .4• renounced the great advantage of, proving this fulitshouil cif time smillegutiptm, spa ally justifying the character of • Mr. Goole& ; but; however, he pr'oposcd the declaration of Incompetence, out of respect for the office of , M.r. Von:Sack., for it the Cause was pleaded at, length he should be forced tih touch upon tnany• very 'delicate points, n;, fos example, whether the' illegahlrbittary imprison ment of a citizen (lid not nuske other step oeeet: . Lary, by which, the authority of the Admiu lion would be . more .tturt than by 111 r. (snores.. bitter, &c.---The Public Procurator then declared that the Chief President; the Von Sack, had given orders to prosecute the affair to the end, and Irk must, therefore, insist on ,the contpliauc t ei j it a: h i e t Tribunitl;--4he Court then: tle,claret4 drat would signify in the neititi isitting.(l.?.3tl)' whether. it held itself competent or not,. out ‘iiC t i thi s si t . . •• tisigs were 000, • 11111cilifON, NAR(At If. Yesterday afternoon the Atthhishop of Canter bury, the Lord Chancellor. the Earl of - Limpdot, the Earl of Uarrowby, .V . t.setittnt te'lletwynd, and the Itigla Hon. C. Longs arrived .tit the Pavilion. At four o'clOck a Cog ; ii .assembled at the Pa - Vilion, It was -attentlefby th e D u k e o f Cl ar e nc e , the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Chan cellor, Archbishop of York, the First Lord.of the' Treasury, the. *Preident Of the Connell, the Lord Steward of the Household, and the fiord Cham berlaith—Viscount Clietvvynd attended as Clerk. It is supposed that the. Message to be presented to Parlianient, respecting the intended marriage of -the Pruseess.Chatintte, formed apart of their deliberations. • Before, an►d after the Council broke lip, the Cabinet Ministers and the Right lion. had priVate audiences of the Prince Regent; and they were inVited to . dine - with his Royal h a unch and Prince Leopold of Saxe Cobwirg. This morning the Lord Chanc.dior and Viscount Chet wylid returned to LondOn. Yesterday morning Anil afternoon Prince Leo pold promenaded through the town and on the prides. His **serene Iligiuttits is perfectly re.' covered. Baut,m, FEB. 27.---The icing has purchased for Prince Blucher the heantituL honie called the Berg House, under the Linden, at the corner of Wil liam -street. Atter the Prince's death, hi% tarnily are to have it for their lives, but attar this it is to revert to the Crown. There was a dreadttil thunder.storrts at Lang tat, near :tlarket beeping, on Monday inat, shoat two o'clock in, the atiernnon. when a fire bail was seen to pass on the turnpike-rmid, near the church, which tamed pl one of the willtiOWS and forced np the lead lead, over, and made its way up the c h urc h leads, through the steepie, dr; Wil into the church, without doing any material damage. kktit rAtitOuia, 'yesteillaY t Rapid packet lip a piail rroin Aloha and Gibral' tar, 12 fikyi from the latter•ilhce. Sad the Duke of Kent Packet with it n7ail For tiyGoitr- The Rapid packet fell in with; 'on-hfonday in lat. 47. B. long. 11. A. the American shit) . Baltimore, of and for Daltrnitii.e, flvai Live re , IlAttai Master, In a dtstressed state, the iicit(l of leer fore.rdast Ode', and the ship very leaky. T4a . • trew (22), iiiclUding the 'Master, ihantiOncd the ship, and 'cause on Conrti the Rapid; when ON mate and' 'nine cif • the cre* of the packet voion tecrei to bring her into port. The wind is At present against her, but we expect Itcr in co' •~i OS :k) mono tv. io, ! --4rilied the Tamar $l OO 2 of war front Pirtle/nth. Remain in the Door" his 'Sfajest9's ship Ganimette, Falmouth sloop of war, and Lirerpatil frigate.—OU enquiry respect ing sustain ed n the hit e t tgon shore e \e fin it c :re tht from is what has hien: itatkik—she oilly 11 13 ke 3 eight Indica waiter iti fUor hours. 'Sailed yeter d 'l moniin fire eit St. Helena n ritlo-C far a for 6alcutta ; and tbd w h o l e of the outwa rd ' . boiurd, with a' fine breete front the N. ' - Ttars!•tntrrtt, IVlattt.it 10.--Arrired ;14,14.' jests ;s ships Itoslttin' and barite from the I:;:tti ivard'; the fiFneral Grab mi told Crisis traularP from IVaiisteitil transport froia 'Mahal 'tititl the iris tithisport trout the and. arc ailitnrfor quarantine. Sailed 11}1 . 11;- ,i ty's chile. Medwayay for Plymouth Tri ml harpy to the Easttvard ; and the Albion B"s 1 tliitinau tot' Braga I ""ti Several other %Vind Nor • PorstouTtt, 111a.c--; skiipliy . rncnim, on a cruize. Pr) ; °” , mAncit 19.—The . ibrltiuger, P .5.Se. Ze. " at this Petri, several tubs of liquor low . ; becrytound on boat dof her. it is sold the r r % picked the m up while the ship was .at eino 3 " t L i Stokes Bay, - when tie Itlaster wits On slo e - 1 Portsmouth to sell his cargo, The Nioitri his tIV9 apprtuticcs have been adMitted ' but the. crew are gone to prison fur want of $ 04.. Otici. • Ttle.following reduction ordered to be 1113 , t , J 14 m in the moldier of artificers e m ployed in cslY's . : l )qck-yard.. at Purt*tnoutit, viz. 91 ,o r „,, iglus,, 5.1 carpenter*, 4g s it .17 -1) "' r 6 stnittnr;-.12 caulkets, 1) f ro . m t h e ~ „„o d 4 frusi the metal milli, joiners,, scarcim u ": 9 hricltViyerv, 11. hricklayrrielabourets, 1 rigg 6 ,.%, rig4(ar.! hi! u 2 tiKlaters, I pit:inters' A - enkill,tighlss, 1. plumber, .3 imnftr,:,auti 7 of kbitirt tißehfroisi Men wilt be paid oue atidition4o. wh is t ju a y itue to tt ag o disctiArge eutr,.4eneettlits. TAF, AIARKE rs. ' • eiiddkt►;:stt;ipi of f ; j toh 'tlt t c : l l.;-sl l ll,r 3 r:i e ng r f e t i v i t i. t: ' F. l-it,lbellst:::S.'ilel d ilft t if • E oc' s2l.ll o 4 tVal: in r til t c arry. p a rt of,the morning, ".arl t ' f .f M R .Vitillt4c.uf from • per touter o ' 4 •• i l's-Flus'" , l 2 4e Sales bevrne dz..li; In - 1;044 n°ll . 'l , -b b d ' .wa's b ., rit)ing.,,, Fine Ont.; supported th.ir tLere' seas detnaud for ordisksrv. Finn Barley rturr uki Aialt ‘ t **s dull. Floui ;main.; tbs 0 ,11 , Isl.sacra I.—Thi s day's itiarket supplied with pfialulleasta,apd the i h o ,, of c a ttle ill g e lato ' ficr 'Was consi4e - raide; Muttnn and Polk were 4;.11#3Pr Veal supported la s t prices and the trade, for t he 01 4 tics '"' ' 4 0 , -, t"1"401Y brisk. 'llw s.ies i 1• 1 nt y h 11 3) mar ket %vi re o . filet lively; Mover has dropped in' price t Hay and Sir 3w ,tamed last•prices. ;SURREY M Saturday a . - -et io >tiog tv.is befit at the Spread Eagle inn; O t t ° , lll e tike into c o os idl e m ratit' the expediency o' e ~enting_u Petition t , of t ar a l x iit . tne A nt it citepurp rt of the I% DENNISON moved that a Petitiod,for the ' pis . llelh peal of the Tilt sbould be presented to the t ,of Conthlons, This was seconded by o u t Suaitev, which was ligreed to : lu the the d6eu , sion, , 2.1 r. H. SUMNER, 1. k'• hie pc Coutinne,n t i b Y t t o i :s i l:ei e l e i r ,. s : h it i a " n n t e l 11 the t Frei. ::: r t s t r l ° e furtv(vl,l r i now proposed 11,.hc. would oppose it• was read from Mr. THORNTON, the-other Mel' e . 2 alledging indisposition its the cause bf ina his l ' n o c ao Ile aPliroved of the Alilitary Establish:vent, hit conviction of its necessity but wit, llr , el i rti., to the Property Tax, lie entisi t ilered it ( :., ° J c ti l rithoi:t material modiEcations. o , l ,i o t e rs rantlitiesti4ntto however,. proposed b 1 Itli,„"„, e , were .bruit Ist inulert he consideration of the he lo refrain from Pledging himseltilec'': on the one side or the other. CA,THCIt.IC QL'ESTIONTIIe 'OW OuliC body begin to assivrie 'features of a gfi rc or foce4 description. On Saturday seonigh r t is different meetings of Catholics were, sitt' u fr t i i a Dublin, at.iliffereneplaces, at the same dint n o . Ass.ortatinit tit -Mr. FITZPNTRICIt'S, and t it* ceders' at Lord TeisiLiitot.lii. They:llB:c tijstifict secretaries, the CheV 4 ii" /4' THY being secretary to the Seceders, n - to t4 e . ATsociatiun: Th'u S e i tt lets will eof cil . their petition to Mr. GRA'rrAN , and the 411 ; S : Of' Lion tO Sir 1.1.-PA iorri.r., for p re sentation . 400 House of Cos/truant but Lorit,PoNov °ll ',- , s, 'unites the opinions ot these discordant mot.') re " both ha v e TonlVelt to cotton to ta-ifft the t spective petitions tu.thc flu t ist of Lords. is electiorteeringcontest, at LerVeSi „. out ;rig on very - warmly between Jr. ScantsT4 by the Returning OtSeets for this Itteirntjo(ifits34lc6ccui4ll:"lXl4 tEayacohl ePl:erttiirona-,lPlasi7;,:cncu6''xd.'