The Sun. — London, England, 1816-06-04 00:00:00

FRIWCH PAPERS. , IitECYIVP.I I TIII4 IVIOTtNINC4.I MAY 31.--,ACCOrdint; to the grcseilies 3ournal, the Duchess of Berri was to enter that town 00 the 29th. On 'Nlonday the 5d of Janz! alto will set oft Iron) Marseilles (or 'Aix. 13. order of the Governor of Bayonne, the E. INlttyor of that Cornmnne, and Dartignes, farmer- Iv in the Administration .of Marine, have :been arrested. : , . Didier the younger was,tiot, orrestell with 'his father as reported t he has been long dmained an accomplice in the events "%vhich tuoii place at Every thing reiatirig to titt4t *oithip is the hand of this Minister, who kis fretptenfly done the Protestants justice, by openly declaring; that they are in gent-mlas inueli in favour of the Bourlihnl a 4 thC C,:tholies are; that ,he had: seen t'etnArttable-proola of 'ibis at Bourdeaux; white the Protestants etottlitted the Catholics in the 0.- prerisio:l of their' 'attach:l:tot, to the !loyal qo vt:rtinietit. .Nealltitut*, niO.t of the Protestants of distitiCtion and property have kit Nitrites. One uE .the preachers has lately hevo invited bitheri with the appi.obation of the Ly,ms at the end of last January. The King, lips comMitted the sentence of demil pronounced against Gen. Guyer, for 'twenty years pliSollment. The trial relative to the Nain Tticolure, will ennie on the loth of June. It is expected tl►At the Doke of Orleans will he at Paris on the lo►lt, to be present at the tiitet tvlich are to take place. 13v asentenee of :he Cotmcit of War at Dijon; Cot, Braiwn, CO!. and MBjur Fanten, who had been : brought to trial in cotisequence of the gurtender of Auxourre, by capitulation to 11tg Attar nn troops, 11,t‘e been acquitted. IN , PBUCICi MAY 22.—The Aostrian Genera 13‘ nzer, who arrived a short time shire 'at Ancona, was charged with a very agreeable mission to the. 1101 y See teas to offer to his Uoliness 120 pieces of cannon ; taken from Muratand destined to protect Ancona. Since that .Cardinal Maury hasiwen in favour with tl,e 11Oly see, he has visited all the Cardinals; but very fere of them wish to receiVe hint. It is siti:l that there is a schism awing the 3e. • snits, especially among thme of Spain and Italy. .• The cause is an order from the General of the Jesuits in Ittittia; that no . Sparilard should be ap. Vir.nr-Gentral. Thii exception t , ai not of tt nature to please the Spaniel, Jeknits: the P u pe h Olt rfbto , v; ott hia own authority, a r d p.:nte(l an Itaran Vi6or-Grrte.i' Rome, 1‘1.5? ttt Frositinne has artiiiittud three inclividtials, and condemned seven. 'rile latter %vete arrested on their roate to Nlntei. igandi ;Mimed a revoltiog nuthieity hefore their Jadges; FRENC}I ttIN 5 pet (old% 6)f 40; Ank ICKIR f. 16c. VUTCII MAIL One of oar papers has the tnilowing. taT ,' from 'private letters from :Vatlrid of the . 6th IvJ t v - " The chiefs of the conipir2cv, nealnist the of the King, which haii; been so happily cliiseilvel anti luive plunged snain into an allys , of misfeu tunes, hive been hanged to.olay. Several perioniq concerned in file plat are .hi prison, aryl will he shortly tiled. 44 Fran the pßpu.rs seized, an this occasion, It is proved that the con4p . natnrs were in correspond ence, not only with some milenntents in the Spa tlish Provinces, hut also with some of the Spa niards who have Berl to France, ,and tvham the Spanish Government requ 7 res to be giren up. It is affirmed that our Government has sent, on oc. engine of this conspiracy, important dispatches to the Court of the Tuileries." NlSTitaDAbi, MAY 20.--.4We hear that t . eabas }Caning, whit is Commis Greffler to the Tribunal of the rirst Instance , here, has been presented by the Haarlem Society of Arts anti Sciences With the gold medal, on account of an EiSaY, in which he itrefragably proves that the honour of discovering the Art of Printing belongs to the town at Haarlem. Pattis, MAY `2 , 1,—1n the night of the 14th of. this month new troubles broke out at Nismes,, on account 'Of a wedding celebrated by some , testants. t he course of the 14th the porn hiee had; threatenett,sotne persiins who were going . rn the.house where the marriage was to be so leinnited, that 'it should not take place ; and it whit scarcely dark, when a crowd repaired to the place ittil began in comniit various excesses. The 'people snow 'saw that •they Omit pro ' 'Ode for their safety and left the honse, s' hick --W3S-• WWI after broken open ) as well as rrua ther near it, and plundered. The Prefect hil3 sent to the Ministei• cif .the Interior an .ac , *intim of ,the event, but. made it appear as if the :Pub :haft'-gone to a house where there were 'slime atlhirent of 'Burintiparte's, and had Committed some ext..‘esspis.„ ft.is Affirmed, that,the Minister,' M. •Liaine, baring 'had the affair wore closely examined, 11 . 3 obtained a prinnise front tbe . 31ini'ster ,Ileat those who have keen isilty of those ilisordcrs shall be Punished. lii , t,fisfAilt-4 - flatter theni. , i-iv#!s With ren,ou tiul a protector THE SUN. I•l4Em .1 r . LoNDON, Ili-Esp.:ly, JUNE 4, 1810. Our good and beloved Old King "enters, this Fourth of Jane, his Seventy-Ninth Year, and in a few mouths with the 'blessing of the Al mighty, have sat upon the British 'flirime for a longer period'thau any Monarch h Our history. after the set:l9l4m of years, does his ; M - 3E5?' lice so trusitly in tlu hearts sit hi; People, that there is no need of in invi;cation front us to tell them to remember bun with gratituch• for his publia and private virtues in their prayers this day. C!Fw.~- It Will be seen by the sks'ij;iiric..:l Extract of a Letter that ail insurrection, of ft 1)104t tatarmill4 extent, broke out oo yia , ,ter Situday, at Barba does, bra whielt %VAS fortunately suppressed E xtr; ,, f c,f ct Letter froin Trinidad, received at Lloyd's, dotyti April I :—" On Ilistcr 3111111,1 y (April 14) an insurrection of the shves ttt IY,ltba. does, broke out, as uhual on .thole occasions, by conttigtations,7und %%l en the last :!ceotitt,s' away 41 estates bad been Vornt. , ‘l'e received the i hit in g e h ee direct fc,mi liarlYiskloti, :on Sklikkhy (the 21st.) rat midnight. 'the dispatch w as •p r i v v e to the Llnveritor. Vhat Ike has en ki i h maicki t , 4 d that the insurrection Wk.ls $(1012 ,put down, tranquillity restored by the exertions of the trnops; bat an account received•on NlMitlay,' by a vessel ftom St. Vincent's, *tates that 41 estates were actually destroyed, and that the insitri . eclon ap. • peared to be vttry extensive, and the doves most ferocious." Such are the accounts in the Morhing Papers, We are informed that t:„, , ,ttty Plantatiotti have been destroyed, onci the I.onitics upon them re r dtipeO to the titmost 41.&truNii, At Jimmied the A reast,t oncasiness prevails, as tvrli as et Trinidad, St. Vinci:lap., &c..et.C.nknt immediate danger is ap'preltentled, vi imee is placed op the iv, II known prudence and activity of Sir 11,. WoonEoaD, the President Wobadoe..,„ from %Thom dispatches live.byen received, stating the most.,effective precautionary measures to have been adopted. .Every letter. we !lave:seen ai•Cribes the evil to the agitation.iii Slave Registry Bill, and it is incontrovcrtihly true that the Negroes elide to the shore in bullies, conceiving that Parliament was ioimicai. to the COlonial Govermitent,, aim intended einattnipa- Our,. The disappointment oceasioi,ed 4 11 the h o y. rots consequent, We lament to insert these particulars which are, we fear, Lou true. This is one of, the effects tit the vague and unsettling 'rine:plea sn industriously propailated by onr notliioO l g Phil anthropists. Salem ho+n►e,theseSeetrttLlM Wiler!Mt front weakness or wickedness broach their doc trines, ainl under the plea of ittintanity disseminate the cruelest dud most misehievonsopitdons, reek Les., of the ditoger to wit'uli tl n expose the Colonists anti Colonies of Great Britain, What i. it Co then), indeed, that sixty or eighty estates should be devas tated and es manyVtiltite Families assassinat ed This trill hitt contribute to the establishinent of t hi;grand Black Empire . foretitt by the Sa - ints, tttttl fos se verely censured by Mr. 211s.ttavAti in the recent pamphlet, in which he exifuses their operations' 4t the last Anniversary itjeetlug of the Friends of Africans and Asiatics (instead of Europeans, and, above all, Britons) at freentasollt' Lill. • -er - Woitla to Heaven .t hese petsonages'Avonld content with the termtation they have* acquired by the Abolition of. the Sikve•Trmie, autl ilot push their meddling propensities $o far, as to'peril the most I:killable the vire, and the lit - cs of titow , :oo!i of tlitiir•fellow ro.)jects, pf 'tile blart; port ioll of our c010ui,..:-; 6annOt telithediately realized, and which n being fulfilled must leatl tot insubordinattion, rc• volution, and slaughter. We make a few Extracts from a Dutch Al Lester fronl Paris gives an neconnt of some dis turbances at Nimes, which hate riot been notice 4 in the journals. We know not whether is correct, Au exaggeration, or the echo of some of the stories in our own/Papers. The French Army . is recruiting in the Northern bepartments the Inmost anxiety ; until to augment the force in young men, they are taking them tvirti inches tinder the tegtzlatihn sito. The review of the right`wing of the. Army Of Occupation will, it-is said, take place on the Kan Tettatrii tihont the middle crf the present Month. Oil the 'king of ThnvAtArm's Ilirili-d:ry some salutes ,were. 'fired by Ibv Allied Artillery, and the rigitators, tta , urinal, took tlie oppor`tnnity of spreadiug n report that they had q uarretied, and ty.t . re 4glitioglvith eilch other.' We have the Paris Papers of Saturday last, hut arc! utterly destitute of iYews. • 'll4 ,Journal de Paris. of Saturday, indulges in a Jou &Esprit, which if better 'executed, might have affulded considerable atnusement. It prints one ballot the sheet, under the state of Ist June, 1840. 'the following specimen will shesv the manner in which this anticipation is Managed :--- " In spite of his great age, tottis'XVlll. con tinues to enjoy the best healtis. lie Presided yes terday at the Council of Ministers. We art as sured that the taxes, wiLich for scleral pars have amounted hitt to half those of 181 G, have never (ileitis..appeared to his Majesty capable of ditni. nation. " Yeiterday ‘vere presentertto hislla;ety, the Duke de Neountrs, son Of the puke of Orleans ; Rod Count Alb►rt'era, son of the Marsha; ; Cite vAlier Cadooditi, itephoit to the Lietitctiant-Ge peral orthat l'rince, lierthier, the Marquis of La•Roche-Juoluelin, the Doke of Montebello, and tnetaolt de Charc:ttr, Peers of France. " Yesterday Itionsi.ent received the Culonels'ot 12 legions of the Nation:it .(i'llartfof 'Paris, who, for twenty-six year., have never ceased to, give rook of their loyalty and clevoqon to the KlOg. 'llki4 week the Duke of Berri reriztvrti 1,50-,000 infAutry ; ilicompirable irii ijts, and the best Aibteipliped , ku"1 7 ,t1r()11,..!, . • • , " " The .Session of iz-..):Y) i s co t ictod e a, Too praise`ennoOt.be give!' to the firm nit.l wise conduct of the Dcpla of the Departments. ‘lTlie.lllusentn of this year is rentarkable for the great ntnmber and the rare merit of the pie ' tuxes ; almost ail representing the fleet's and g4lieroti3 actinus coatttinc(l in the onnais of tHit tiktoty. " They have began to erect very elegnnt build ings in the two Squares o 1 the Champs Klysees, for thenext examination Of the.produre of French industry. The distribution of the inites will he Inade` :it tin Louvre, nutter the 'Presidenee tkt the ,firlintster of the Interior." . . . Another paragrph eamerates trrtny improve- Meats . Ili I ) ,A3,`' . "buifiringi, Pit.:.'nl)(l,con cluilest that that City 114}W justly be sqlea . -C yital of t tie W0r . 14.7 • Tot Sivtir AM tntri, fitted Cioo ("anal for ival. loping tilroligli thr foreets; Sice j.he epoch, of ..11)e • Ifist pit)ment of tile Coiltrij)q , UotiS, to say yemit, vre b ftve j p,t, stell,itity t` reign trocv. YiiBter(lay filY the' tde, .‘vei•-e 40111 e ItOSNiati and 13•Avarittla uniforms." Untle h t tile .11e:):: Ni•efotogy is a h;irrastit com a of the deJitil of Im.L.RYAANI),.in the raltat, to r tchivi) hifweit . at the rector _ ntenchttiqn,of Cwirt • Atllentg i the Pcfreigil Nclti.g illt! CWltintird ship between the_li,ineer9r Al.t.::XANDrit and King of PottAsix it mentio.oeti.;, anti -.from Flogllnd it is f,t.itet) that,the ca - tholiek 11111 !Jai not yet pass' ed o °nil more troops have been sent to Ore quoted at 92 1 1! ! !. i.ltt.ti AtuttVio)—i trlnce, e Waturfortl: Sb9 ll , 1 14.34nbiygli t 1 tlottettliurglt, 1 Gael n ary :lad Jersey. Wttir TU ZODAY.—Tao at.ll:e 114uk, Exchequer* East and South Sea Houses. tarn wxrEit r LoNi)os 111C1 DG '11.)-M !MOW. ; ‘ , l • Si mitiort, 10 1 , 47 tllllllll , ‘ Mier 10. .__._••~,s.._._. Some German Papers arrived laqt night, one of which contains the sobstance of a Treaty between the King of Sintonnk and the City . of Geneva, fOr faa►ing , limit's and making; se:rera) ar rangenieu6;. hot it is of link importance, except to the contracting pattieS. • — .TOttie Paper, arrivcd•ycstertiay, • fr o m whi c h ai.e•havettxtriteteti - the official copy of tile new Americaii Tariff. The t:iitress' in the Ongtoc'esof the tithed States is tr e at, fdr beyond ctit ju any Enrovetni The Hons.! of Representatives bits atithuiizeti the issue of Ten Millions .of Dullitra of Trensury Notm,. to he iihtnell to the State iittnks at 6 per cent., reecivii4le in all payments of reventte, &c. Oile-thipl.of these - trdte4 Are- to ; be ' Willi ;4%11811 from circulation illy, and these utn.bt re- s 9 issittd as fast as they shall he -paid into the Trea. Bury. The lull for renewing specie payments by thi Government of America had been rejected by majority of one. An important Resolution hat{ afterwards been mosed anti carried.hy a large tirA" jority in both lionses— , that the Secre,ary of alit Treasury he required to take measures to secure cssk payments being - resumed after the 20th of re' hroftry next ; but the words of the Resolution are rather vague. The terms Ile(' arc, after that time, " TTiat no such duties, taxes, or sums Of money, accruing or becoming payable to the United States, us aforesaid, ought to be collected or received otherwise thari in- the legal currency of the (Tailed !..','4.stes, or Treasury Notes, orN"t es of the batik of the Milted States." The American Papers remark very freely on th e rejection of the in Congress, to increase the salaries of the Ministers of the United Stites at the Courts of Paris, Petersbnrgh, and London , Eo 12,000 dollars. They term it absolute mean' ness, and deserving universal reprobation. The marriage of the Princess M,..av and thi Duke of Gt.oucasTsa will take p l a ce ithwit the end of this month. The Royal coqle MillE l' tire to the Duke's house at 13agshot, whi° l ss nearly in readiness to receive them. We insert elsewhere a 'Reply from R MPAIn t% of the PITT CLUB to certain OhiervationS ‘,l*ich have appeared in a Morning Paper of this " le ' flaring been present at the Meeting, weea nrs " te ' that the Chairman never used the expression' l ' ,lt which this iaborions attack' is ionrided. 4°1(. 1 of the l'itt Club as the rallying pOint of met" sound political princ; , les, and we imagine o ' 4 there is no paradox-monger hardy enough to this , proproition. If there is, what the alb 145 dune, is doing, anti will do, may furnish the W I ref (nation for such park:O.-heresy: , An Address has been presented to from Marshal Outitsor, in the name of the . , florid Guards. assuring him of their fidelity' oq e ' the late disturbances. grill Nearly the whole of the Royal FamilY dine together this day at ftew, in" atfeeri Onife, lint private celebration of .the KrtgO's hi 01041; The Princess Atrovsta is expected from Win fl6 „,, to meet her' 'Royal Relatives,:—His 31inisters will give grand dinners at their seltt:ra te residences: • Preparations are making, a t the Pilitccit crater's cottage for his Royal Highness's r` p, Lion ; and at Cranbourn, for that of the Prin ce ; 'Comical -24 c and the Prince (If SAO " I ' lub !' who iu(end to honour Ascot Races, w hich co l° ',mime on the 11th instant, with their PreieticC.l Yesterday the Corporatio`n of Bristol nveleu le :, Addresies to her Royal' Highness the ' Print ~t CtimmoTTE, and his Serene Highness, rw- LP.oroLn, tO which they received At gracious 3114 serer, n The LORD CitAxcELLon slid not give I . l ° rig raised •judginents on Saturday, 'being Oblige" attend the ratNca REGENT ai Carlton.lionset re' iativc to the intended marriage between his 11P ) . ' 1 ness the Duke of .61.0UeitSTelt an d her itp/ 41 liigliness the- Princess MART. lb ° 'lir e Apmiteur inentions.'d.t atm 13 , LE , ", r Mayor of Vigan,.' near Cabot's, has been disl",s'e; cdnot for obey:o4 the Orders of the Sof.t-PrL' e t , relative 'vaccination, and for h av ing s hown greatest indifference to the progress which I .° sol o }lllox was making in his commune. A trial has taken place at Paris, the circ". t ."; stances of wlticb, , .i i nil:cc+ aft witlratroc it, Itorder a Halo on the ridiculous. (Y :be 2 91 1!•„' Jane, 1;315, 'as a body of the rebel guartii 'nosing through one of the streets of b ai l sliottrittg- *f drive 141:4mperedr!" pof)r. intiLnidated by their furious' gestat e ' "pined irt . ih c t - j r, 'lle, however, bad no stwa r , l r.ti,ed his voice, tb.to a set or persons fell or' tnri bertrobelfin hint, dud 'to escape their Of' be cried" Vive le ftui !". This w,ts still worse ; I ' ll so!diers.fell *pow him with, their Sabres, Ire 1 7, ut'ired fottrwontols in the body, and' was left s I (Ic3d. sio)alterp ofnuer, 'la m e d ,r iv ilogc ,l aecylSed Of heitl a .party in the affr . ay, errs k 8 .. ," ? . •tiet!1:1111, itr.fiVe Vflii,est- ' to ' two, to perrttlili jll-' filtantiAt or, watt ~eagss,-4A Lau le stance of the abtise . of publicity, awl of.thei'lf dont of the pre;‘, says, a. German► pare' took place at Ft atildort. The President, 10 5 iirst43RN`tralYt, hmi prepared ant i-presented n i -.crip'4ifential - Mentoir, meant to meet the eye o f -Karns; of WURTCNIIIERO TWO • some. means . or other, was sent to a bOUlCte"e;cl Frankfort for pnblictition, accompanied by A; 0 ter, which the signature . of the , f 4 forged. 'Eke Memoir contained some rje strictures on the conduct of so r tt e n eighbaa r ie , Ourtnan . States, and its. publication w as inte. ll l to cornpromise the President, whim, holce ve6 , A ti o l .gut moat of the copies culled, in and lyarhi . „ .. .r. t( itas . hintself proceeded to Frankfort, in cow' detect the author of the knavery.. The attention of the American AstlolArnb e v occupied by some spots that have recentlyill'Plti• etl on the disk. Smite think that tt le Y s ~k, , art of a comet passing over the surCi of opinion ,that they are fixed spats: , .ft the body of that' Ittutinttry, and iiiherchi`.l)* surface.. . ‘Velinderstand, that the, statement appeared in NeverailY/f rlie:NperS011111!'WO:In r Ot the Bail blP.t.Olovsla,' as (.:toidr 11(1 : p o Cation Aide r, in Chia of-Nova Stotia,.. is' ctu 2 4 ..... - on I::tiintvrxta(:'our (Mt ivArsoN , Ivo% .i)r,:pased. by e 4goic o cr , et fn - London, on `iiinrsd:ly - • :Ctva;pliat) of !be Solionse ri ce ALifivvartN6 1 4 •4' 12