The Sun. — London, England, 1816-07-16 00:00:00

PAPERS, LELECEIVBII 7'HIS,MORNIVOI li. its, JULY 13.—An Ordounanct of the ding 'contains the following : " Wishing to add new eclat to the Royal Order of the Legion of Honour, anti to sulemnite the Me of our august Antestor, Henry IV. Patron of the Order, ike. we confer the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour upon ~Our well-belOved brother Monsieur, our %veil-beloved nephew the Duke of Angottleme, our well-beloved nephew the Doke of Berri, our cousin the Duke of Or leans, our cousin the Prince of Contl6, and upon our cousin the Duke of Bourbon." On Monday, the of th!s month; the Fes tival of St-, Henri, the King and Princes of his family will wear the Grand Crhss of the Legion nt Honour, and there will be upon this occasion grand parade in the Court of the Tuileries. Telographic dispatches dated from St. Mato, July the 12th. state, that " England is equipping un expedition upon a large' scale to destroy the city or Algiers. the Government of which country will not listen to any terms of arrangement." Another dispatch anuounecs, that the Duke Of Angouleme arrived on the 11 th at Lyons, at twp, P.M. • The unfortunate female Taverny, who was so cruelly wounded by her cOusin On the 3d of titit month at her 'mother's house, died hiit night at • e;ght o'cloch. I3er murderer, iu spite of the desperate wound which he inflicted upon himself, is now out of danger. The King, by an Ordonnance of the•lth of July,' 'has deigned to confer upon the 51eur Ledall de Tromelin, formerly Rear•AdmirAl of the Nary, the tide of 13. at on, desecnding to his heirs male. M. Albert Gallatin, Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States of America, has arrived at Paris: It is nut in the street of the Temple, but in the faulioneg of the Templd, that the wine-merehaut live , tvccosed of having pnisonedlloctor Merinet; AVIIO a few days duce dined with him'and expired the same evening. This tin:reliant was married a little while since. Ile has been .arrested,.. tVe have another Cajd spectacie.—The We e de ht, Paix, formerly Montansier, in► the Palais Royal, haa, just obtained permission to perform Vaude villes, which attract every night a great' number of the curious. Madame Ale Krudener yet remains, at Ki'curach, in the Upper Margravate of Baden, IT: short dis tance front Basic. lier religious and mystical couferences ere much frequented. nut SUlTlllier mutt:rice, where 7 tieverill Otos will take place in consequence of the near departure of the Prince of Orange, and the Grand Duchess Anne, his wife. During his stay at Peterhof, his Majesty will visit the fleet at Croustadt. *TocKtrinm, 311 NA 25.—The Prince Royal and the Duke cat Sudermaiiiii set off on the 23ti for Nom ay, VII/NNA, 2.—Six millions in specie of the pnhlic treasure, were taken t in the course of last week, to the Bank. The sum due from the Go vernment to :Owl:lank is estimated at 35 millions. ZUHICU, JULY 4.—The Diet was opened, here on the first of this month, at nine in the morning, 'with closed tioure. The Burgomaster Itheinbart, President of, the Assembly, opened it by a long speech. • Their Excellencies, Saint-Martin de Carts, Minister of Sardinia anal Addington, Charge d'Affaires of England, were the only :For e ig n Manisters present at this solemnity. Matz, JULY S.—Commerce still suffers in se. venal Swiss Cantons. to the eastern putts seve. rot commercial houses have given up trade, Italy is so, encumbered with colonial merchandize that Switzerland no longer sells any thing there. NISMRS, JULY 6,—On the acl the Royal Court, tonfirmed Ina solemn audience the letters of his Majesty, by which the punishment of death, lo which Marie Ltiborie, wife of Vigouranx, bad b, en coatletnned by the Sentence of tbc Courvof sizes for infanticide, was chartist:4 into 20 years' bnlitiAilt en nfincoient. Tot: day before yesterday, a famous.etruse was brought before the Omit of Assizes, that of the unlrappy Royal Volunteers who, At their return hour the Army of the Duke of Angus/fettle, were stripped, wounded, and massacred, at lirpaillar goes, a village situated in the environs of Uzes, aud nigh the road which leads from this last city to Nitrites. We shall State the result Us sooty as it is known. The Court of Cassation has rejected the appeal of Laporte, condemned to death by the Court of et3sizes of the depirrtment of Gard, for the mut.- tier of the AbbaciSierigny. FRENCH FUNDS. 5 per Gents., Dank Actions, it, 10611 I: 25 C. UIGII WATER AT LaNIN Morning, 54 minutes after G. THE SUN. LONDON, TUESD.IY, JULY 10, Ib1(.;. 'SIIIILS. A itftsvFn--t France, t Flanders, ‘). Gtteriisey drid Jersey, ,1 V,'aterford. Ihz—t Hamburriii, Itlottirri b ; 1 ; h A rtI(.;,E OF STOCKS , • TOta CMS!' kr, vwct.va O'CLOCIII• . , Bank Slnuldi 2191 j ltan6 f..A.4u. i..,.. ICI 3 pet Cent. Kett,.. , ~. U. "j 4 ii n ui t ts ou tbi, 3 per Cent: Cuns , C 3 7 1 6i Exch. fi115,.....5., , 3s. is. pr. 4Or Cents. s'per Cent. N. Anic..... 64-fil Evening. 17 at iuntes flfter 7. The Paris Papers of Saturday are chiefly markable efnitaining a , RoYal Ordonnance by Louts XVIII., hi the nineteenth year of his 'so vereignty, conferring upon it Donrbon' Princes the tiranti Cross of a Legion (called of Honour), founded by a Corsican 'Usurp& who sat upon the Throne or France about the taddle of the laid King's reign. Thee are strand tittteS; and the contradictions in French Politics appear to be as great as those which the French Trat'eller 'as cribed to the English beverage Viinch.. The Royal Ordonnancei however, sap, that the Legion of Honour was founded by I.llyr the Fourth, on *hose Pit (yesterday) all his Royal Dekettilarits were to appear to public with its badge titithtir breasts. A Flanders Mail arrived this morning, and con tainsi.among a lthliS of unimpOrtant matter, the following pregnant political ttotice " HAantnaca, Rat 2.—A very strict system of lurvciliplice is now O b serve d i n Sweden`, N) ,. forvign artist (drlistc lierej doubilcg t meaning eoliitidittoY, who travelN, Is. permitted ttr.euttir it% 'the etplariage of certain agents befog stilt fared in Sweden, no foreigner is allowed to enter the kingdom without a passport from the Minister of the Interior lit Stockholm." , From every thing we observe, it 56etot tO us that it ‘viii tie very diiiicat to preserve this coun try f rom a convulsion. The CROWN has' set out for Ntn way. The ordy , other artictei in the p4pers conveyance which °merit notice are subjoined • " FRANKFORT JULY 4.—The letters from Al. soce announce that the number of the French troops In tire fortresses of that province is going to be int:Telma. " lIAGUE,JULY 10.---Scone of the perm, witrint distinction ; in consequence, .the Superior Coun cil of Nobility has been ordered to erase their names from its lists, and his Majesty has further declared four Gentlemen, wlio arc among those that have refused, deprived of their office of ClllO6. berlains." A Dutch i.lail ltais just arrived we select its principal contents " linussaLs, Jut.Y 10.—The Prefecture of the Department of the North, being informed that se veral Officers on half-pay have left the Communes where they ought to reside, has ordered that no Officer on half..pay shall in future leave the place of big abode without a special permission. These strict orders are occasioned by the continual jour. !lies which these Officers made to the Belgian frontiers. JULY R.--The water in the Rhine contittlies to nud is ►►ow at 17 feet. This continued increase, which also takes plaCe on the Waal, has had the fatal consequences that inlgt►t be expected. A great quantity of land has been overflowed. " BRUSSIM3.--The review of the Prussian di, •ision of General Perot 19 ended, and the troops have returned to their cantonments. In some days a Bavarian corps will be assembled on the Moselle tor the same purpose. It is expected that as soon as the Prince of Waterloo returns there will kte a review of 25,000 men of all arms in the plain of G41;11)11,1. Several French fugitive% have received orders front high authority to quit this city. " English ktnilies continue to arrive here.— On account of the great influx of stranger* it is now becoming. dilfleolt to procure a lodging, The installation of the Stetei of the Province took place herc ori the Btit with great voleamity in the Hall where formerly, the States of Brabant at. sembletl." A good deal has been said about a deficiency in the Revenue of last Quarter, acrd the Organ of the Party has this day published a Comparative Statement, 'hewing that it has fallen 997,8861. below the receipt of the corresponding quarter last year. It is some consolation, Brier the ex. ag prated reports whicit were so insittatriously to find that even party calculations (which are*not generally flattering or correct) bring the falling otf below one million. But even this is a / large sum, and were • ft hot easily' accounted for by,the circumstance of time having been allowed by Go vernment for the paylitenCof many of, the items of taxation, which would Otherwise have been paidlast quarter instead of •neittk we should feel coubidcrably greater pain in iteknowledging the deficienCy. The preceding quarter trio gave it large excess, and at least as yet theice IS nothing to sustain the gloomy views of the kYstetnatic ((ILK'( 0111 filt:l6l:.. I t; r Ou l u: 1.5 The PritN'cuis MAav's the'Loan CHAMBERLAIii had an interview with the.QUltEti, at,her Palace, fdr the' purpose of making arrangements for the Marriage Of the Princess MAiy with the Duke Ot GLOUCBSTEIie HiS Lordship afterwards .went to hiS Office, and giive &deli for the necessary preparations. The day fixed upotAir the nuptials is next Monday.--- The Princess MART and her attendants left Windsor CaMI6 ern Thursday evening, for London. Het Royal Hi apptared Much affected; as it *air understood she .vas taking her latewell of the Castle, as her reshletiee; pretions to her marriage. Het Royal Highness ttiok alt uflectiimate leave of Princess .SorntA and her principal attendants, — Numbers of the servants and inhabitantS of. Windsor attended, her Royal Highness being be; toted anti respected by all rank*. BLAcroteA - rit PP.nasTnixo.--.42d17ay.--EAlrOn this mOriing,. at eight o'clock, made good his 995 miles, when he retired to breakfast. BAHNET, the:Essex Pedestrian, this morning. at 25 minutes atter seven o'clock, had gone 234 tit the rate of Il i mile i per hour. $ A Spanish 6-en - dental), who loft Trinidad on' the 23(1 May, confirms the accounts respecting' 9ene rat BOLIVAR'S Cripture of the island Of Margaritta, :but . adds, that the, 800 'Spaniards who had re treated to Pampitai, had effected their escape to Cumana. Adridral liiitot4 lost a leg hi the action with tie Spanish brig and schotiner. Boti.tAn was eXpectCd'ihnediately to laud on the conti guous main... Accoants, from Calcutta of the sth of January, announce the death of the Ilttow BEOUP4; on the :18th nit. Minute guns to the number of 84, correspondent,with the years of the deceased, were tired front t:le ramparts of Foil William, in : honour of ht.!. inctuory... • • Ativices received yystertfak from Cadiz state, : that the account of eleven or twelve failures in that toWn, as'stated in some . of the I,oudon papers, is destitute of 'truth. During the lastiyear, the whole number of failures dues not exeecti four. The tieconuts from' Vienna, of the lit' ofJuly, announce, that the opening of the liank took place that day, and Unit ,the exehttnge4 were made even t , Journak lave said t the I , ;: s x s ... t. D rt h t .e b e ai , • k. ton Bairns was at Louvain ; the h has not been t s h e l e i 4 e amtnn tht hot , arrivals from etlihee; j A r i:e V v i v il tl ir i a t; r ie s a o Ll: ee tt x . t o e f tio a r : l l; n tli a t i i . s y ian i/crott g ry references 'to make to his past practice. it tuff : report of his ' `experietioe having bee n . laid' Wore the skilful, they are Ltl of opinion, that he is a person of e n hi Ids professibn but a n r: siderable eminence the made of caminnuitatilig Itnh w i ec t i.te t s he world, there is not' the smite no m • P. ' t) t iohdry. —Morn tivng l ie h i s e t e the r v e l l ti r l i : a ) e ymt c r: ea Y DR O , R iak K eeu t s bi l. t i s s in r c e ss . " . ary Y of OaLNA~is' paid the Duke of 6i.A RIIN'CR is t s e ll e e O c% ir 'teil e yesterday , tor t h first time since his indispos i itt4 i pi l t t t a d it h o i y s a r l e i s i p i e Li c h t - s: ness went to Atriton-honse, N. Was introd r Yesterday, Captain Ilikte„' lt. to the l'otNett Itrooa j . to the PRINCR ItP.GRNT, at Carlton-I t BLOOSIFIR•• 11 " 1° - LD, upon his being' appoi nte d' ct(o)namettnittudiut7tiLiti>rttli)Ee fleet about uTa t i o n ' i l ' iiil 'received t t h ije e honour of Knighthood. Yesterday his Excellencythe Spanish Ambassit-: dor gave a sumpittous entertainment to his Royal Highness the. Commander m Chief, at his magni. tieent mansion iti Portland.place. To meet the Duke of YORK were invited the Austrian, Rils• Oath and French Ambassadors.. In compliment to his Royal Lligivness, a .proportion of his Staff were also mvited. The banquet was served up at seven *4'004. - The Ganges East Indianian arrived on Thurs day at Falmouth, from Batavia, which she left an the 25th of March, One of the Dutch Commis sinners, Mr. NAMMTI, had arrived at Ratavia ; and the remainder of thC expedition, for retakhrg posigisi9n of the colony on she part at' the Dutch, was,expected in the course of the fall Owing month. A disposition on the native autharitieS holtile to the re-establishment of "the Dutch inffilerme had been evinced, but the Island Was perfectly tran quil, and it was hoped that the transfer would be effected without endangering the pence of the cony try. \ • Messrs. BROWN and Cetwias, the Windsor Bankers, still continue in prison, not making a satisfactory disclosure of their property . to the Bankrupt Commissioners. They were again exa , mined on Tuesday, and remanded. The Annual Convention of Royal Burghs of Scotland have voted loyal Addresses to the FRINCB RaorNT, &c. on the Nuptial 4 of the riinces* Cti*Cttry of WaLes and Prince LROrULD of Saxe Coburg. Several of the litewers in Edinburgh have lowered the price of 'their ruble-beer 3d. per . gal. that., JULY 15.—Came down from the River his Majesty's ship Albion, 74 guns, and sailed for Portsmouth. Also arrived the Monmouth , HAYwooD, for Jamaiea; and remains, with the Princess Amelia, several revenue cutters, and I fleet Of colliers, detained by contrary winds.-- Win d W. PORTSMOUTH, SULY 13.--Arrived the Spring, TURNBULL, from the Downs, bound to Quehec Sailed the Victoria, DALE, for London, COWES, JULY Is.—Arrived the Chapmoui POSTER, from Ceylon, with coffee, and to Isla solliers. THE ARTS. ANTWERP, JULY 6.—A Chemist in this city he discovered a means to remove from the pictures restored by Prance the modern varnish, and to leave.the ancient varnish, under which the paint ing has resumed all its pristine splendour. It is . deplorable to see how much our master-pieces haVe suffered on the road, as well from the rain. which has penetrated the cases, as front the park - jog; add by the delay iq unpacking` theta. TG coniplete the misfortune, malice had been busy before they lett P a ri s . M ea sures are employ i ng to effect ai fai• as possible the traces of t heir in juries. M. David, the French painter , is now at Ghent. Juiir 12.—A letter to the alitor of ihe'liurnal de la lielgive cmitratlicts the assertion of the pictures hating liven itij 'red before they left Paris ;' they hav'tig been delivered to the Comtti!ssiiitiers t cy wire its the Nlitsetim, that is, in very gotitl ennitiiion.' Most of them are replaced iu the eliorchei; tiliere the amateurs daily atittrire them. It is really malevolent to say they have Mrireil in a deplorable cOMliiion. THE THEATRES. COVENT-GARDEN Tcrminated a long and ,successful : Season lasi night, when the following Address was ably de" livered by Mr. FAWCETT. The " radiance of Mrs. SumoNs departing beams" we may notice as hut an indifferent compliment Ladies. and Gentlemen,--The termination of another sue . " son calls forth another tribute of grateful acknowledgm ent frost the Proprietors of this Theatre, for the very liberal en" •conrageuitent you have afforded them through a year tint . th. most favourable for Theatricals. Supported by a .enniPa n i whose varied talents you so kindly appreCiatti the'rProPr i " tors have been enable to produce both noveltibs and revival*, with a strength of cast which has ensured their attraction: Miss O'Nau.s., in Tragedy r .has fully sustained the brilliant, reputation she acquired,oss her appearance last year; and her perforntatteo in Comedy stems to pronii3e that she will Innurne. At the desire of otir illustrious Princess (win) has so gm cionslY condescended to patronise the national drama), Mrs. , Szcorross re-appeared for a few nights; and with the radiarice of her departing beams illumined the pages of our immortal third. To adorn - his master-piceei, to represent the ) works of SIINKSPEARE its a manner' worthy of his surpassing genius , . it the pride and boast of this Theatre and it is worthy of remark, that this year, exactly two centuries after SIM/i -nl.:Allies death, one of the most poetic dramas has been, rc stiored on the Covent. Garden stage. " Until. the second Monday in September, the usual thaw of reopening, the Proprietors most respectfully bid you • The Perfumers, Laditt and Gentlemen, through nee, , press their gratitude for your uninterrupted. kindness and ire- diligence; and we humbly take our leave till next "season. ENGLISH OPERA, Miss MattaY repated the part pf Illandane last night to a tuli and f as hi ona bl e hous e . S h e came for ward, W with more c on fid ence than on, her first oPPear mice., though it aS evident th at t h e a gi tat i on o f her feelings occ as i o n a ll y i mpeded! Ode full operation of her powe rs an d' science. Uponthe tiholy , however, she completely justified the warme‘t panegyric which has been bestowed upon her, 014 confirmed the hype, that in Requiring her the stage "bas gained a new musical star of the greatcs4 brilliancy', • SURREY THEATRE.' An interesting Melo-Drams was prodnced bete last night, under the title of " Who's the Mar derer,-" and received with a degree of approbation which has sevreely been equalled for many years. BOLOGNA'S extraordinary exertions and excel. lencein the grand b a t t l e o f Ch evy Ch ace obtainer( its usual meed of applauSe. The house was crowdet( to ate overflow. IVINDSO%, JULY 15.—The PrirICCSS AUGUSTA returned to the Castle stn Saturday evening front 'London. The Dike of Yonx arrived at the Casty: on Wednesday, Ind iemaiued but a short time. The Princess May and attendants left the Castle ,eso Titureti►iy evening for London. Her Royal Highness appeared much ►►fcted, as it was un• derstood she was taking her farewell of the CAS" tie, as her residence, previous to her marriage...— Her Royal Highness took an affeCtionateleava of the Princess Sops lA,' nil the principal attendants. , Numbers of the servants and inhabitants of Wind 4 sor attended to take their respectful leave, her Royal Highness being universally behaved and re. , spected by alt ranks. The Duke of MONTROSM , left here on Friday for London. His Grace pro. , ceecli from there to Scotland. The Noble Doke wet relieved from his attendance An the Krod no one of the-Queen's Council, during the time the QUICHN IS in London, by the arrival c►t the Arch" 7 bishop of CANTERBURY.