The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-03 00:00:00

• • ‘6ll—c. Fr't7:4ll - • - 4., . - 4 „., • 4 ,, • "X„ t • - • • 47: fo • Ai e . • o. 1.." , 4trrioajfki Ve* • , 11 1 11 Nta me: 1 r r WED NE S DA V, JANUARY 3, isits, Ittlymi6l. 749.3 Cpittcn stVErtrenweE,' , THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANK. . lIS PRESENT EVENING, Jam 3,. 181.6, met, iviajesties' servants will perfornt the Gestsedy of - T.l THE BUSY BODY. . •.... • • - Sic Francis Gripe, Mr. Dewten ; Sir George:Airy,. MA: .reilley;• Utiarles ' L Mt. Wall. sir Jealous Trafttc, .Mr, Pal inlet ; Marplot, Mr. Harley ; Whisper, Mr. Kent; Miranda; Tars. Mill(1) - tt (her first appinivauce in tuatcliaract.etj; Patch, iss Kelly. "1•4 which Will be added (Bth time) an entirely ..New.COmic Pan.toooluic, called • • - , • IHAILL.EQUIN AND FANCY; OR, THE POET'S LAST SHILLING. . • , •• 'With new Music, Scenes, Machinery, Dresses, &c. The Overture and Music composod by Mr. H. Smart. .Irt ie Dances produced under the direction of Mr. Byrne. 1 1 E11161ml IThetorical and • Vocal Characters i—Distressed ici, Mr, Harley ;, Whim, Mt...Minton ; Ghost of a Shilling, Rl ...:ooke ; Fancy, by a Young Lady (her eth appearance so any .-:tagej. minute Characters :—Harlequin, Mr. Hope ; Lover, ..,osworth ; Pantaloon, .May. ; Clown, ttignorPaulo; CU- Miss Tree • Waterloo Orphan, with a otilitary Hornpipe, Miss ; PRIZES IN STERLING MONEY. Article of thi Capitulation, concluded under the walls of Paris, before the Allied troops e Itcrett that city. tty this article tilt Duke of Wellington pro iiiised,:in'thiuliimi!of the Allied Soveretnit, that the inhabitants of 'Paris should not be molested - Q wirr mitt Co. respectfnlly- announce to ,the • Paisftc the . SCHENIE of-the iti EW l'f 4 .lll:'s 1.01"17EltY: 'Which, in ionspliance with t he,gcomtl. wish,' has been Conn , - ed upon-the gmid - aid pijaciple of not Tifd Blanks to- a Priice, and at the sante Owe presents to Adventurers the- InlloWitig Grand Capitels , :— . . . .. 2 Prises of 25,000 Gitinees in Gold,, 4 P4ses of L.20i030 SterlinitMoner, • 1 .Prizes of ,L.,Q00 zsierling, 'Aiontr, io' Priies . of L.l ,060' and 1 . —SOO , . -10 Priees At 1..200, . bottles 6,645 Prizes Or LAO, 1..50, LAW,: Bce. &a. All the-nbove in kesling Nlatte,i, without any FiscdiPr4e. TICKETS and SHARKS are selling At the Fortunate Offices, No. 11, Poultry; 1 No. 31, Aidgute High -Ist, Uharing-crues; 1 street; By the Public's must obedient Servants, . for their preceding patient opinions and actions. Nov, says the Co rise!, twy c lie nt was at that time an inhabitant of Paris, therefore the Marshal cannotbe bisisiOt 'to t triA for his preceding ac: tions. swirl' atoll Co.. The Drawing . will begio on Valentine's Day, 14th-Fcbruary,. taro. i'rhe drawer to this„, that Louis XVIII. did not ratify the Convention, seems to us not a proper . one, for the Capitulation was executed, and might therefore be looked upon as ratified. .111HE_ NEW YEAR's STATE LO ITEM 1 formed according to the Original and kng-approved Plait of . - B94es and Places to he taken of Mr. Spring, at the Rotunda, at the princitial Entrance of the Theatre, in Br y ilg ee es-strt, trim Ten till !your, .aud of way he had a Private thix (Nightly). Btaes, is.; Second Price, as. 6d.—Pit, 3s. tid.; Second Price, L9.—Lowry Gallery, 414; Second Price, 18.—Upprr tialkry, is. r Second Price 6d. w P.iirtoutinie will he acted every Evening. - 1-0-in.ro*, The Alerchaot of 8ru,., ,, e5; or, Beggars' Bush. Othello ; De'sdeinotia, Mrs. Barnes, bang her se on this Stage.-.—Ou Saturday, Tilt Alcrelata Qt 11 . 1 - Ugc. or,.Beggitil.' Btl3ll. NOT TWO BLANKS TO A P8.32E!, With ALL the 20,000 Tickets in One Scheme ! nd mot divided into Two separatt-Lotterie4, rotor late-rears, is now, with revectfiil confidence, subtuitted . so the Pufiliely the old-elitablishol Firth of TIIEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TH!S PILESP.,'N'f EVENING, Jail. 3, NIG, will he pitforweil the THE. '14;11 1 1::1' . 61t, " & u C HAITTZD Proslicro.• Mr. Young; Alonzo, Mr..Egertou; Hippolyto; 3tr• /4u 4 4; Anlonib i cll4pinan.t. Priacc , rafdivand of I:up!es, Annuli ; Mr. M urray; Trinenlo, M. ; Mr. bib:m.ll6ns'; Calibun, Mr. Ewer,' ; ihrund.ri Miai route; DOrnlac, Milts S. Bodin; Ariel, olisa Mau . , To which lyiN be added (for the Bth tittle) a new. Grand Pan-, tomboy, tailed 4111.4LtcaeiN AND FOlt'llYNtO ' SI-USG-MOO AND w. THux-roN . • • - • • - Prioce Couionft (a caught Tattar, aft.ltwactls 1 - 101equifth /dr. Bologna, jun. ; 'Tub luck (4tupe . r9r 9t ; ( liina,ltQCr .Ara) rant u 104,1 ! ), M:t r. Norioo ; Slunthiliow ear) gi(ted Eater,. Drin) ,,, r, 44 4. lifterwalAs'ettmli;; Sir. Ur mat ti; Clotaqtab (8 Tillitef.otett Lbittecotatitress,omith a big hotly, atterwards Moter tirigsaLtlYs chibekc• suuttgiiig 'Deity lit War and Thanderj, Ma4ter Cha t ittuan Deciler (cuatiged to Fartbitio,'ufterwar t 4 PoOtell (Yriliceas of Litiaa); • 111itio Sisioi4A/40 (the yedgeful Fairy).:Okiis Wortortti4 TbeNcw I ) .w.tutniuiv ul Ilarlcgpii> and kuctutlio tcilt .1)c!. ripeated every • • . • • lienty Fmartif, Part I:--i)ti Friday, ; attar witu:ll will he , mule tkrarceixalleti by Jai y, with the tie*. hatmrtlay, 'Tito Etratigar. - • • • I-lOPE )4..S'titill.ANCE COMP A . 4 . . Ludgkl r ehill, and Olif-llonil.street;'LiShauls Exchange', • •gclioPatrgli; quo( iVestniorelandtsti*t o Dithlim •• • 1.7114:.()Fric . ,4 Olt/1N CES agailist.,.. Lus,,i4.4)artiike ley eikettpd upini ever 1./Isfll . Ptloi% of iiroPerty within lipoti.terzus the .1%. saved a* •tliose„ of any othek -. othcer:Lussts aro unifuraily rsid ay this Cenipaiky with the utukcS4spiril of lilicrality and trinupettu4a. . -- Native thiit lor:tiielieriewal of Pudicit% r whicts,rexpire. at tiiristinas94(re gisos .seady for Dollogry ist 4the . 4t111y4:.•11141169144:1 Otllcefi*: spd.with the re speOive Agents of the Company . thrfinighoat .the rMiticS ,nr.4sl>Urallet; which expire at thwahove Period, should renow.gd within Fifteen Visys thereafter, ur _they bceonle void. ' • . • • LIFICOFFICE.—CAPI'PIi ONE MILLION. Asin i canc r.. , etieeced upon Lives aild3 o» Sarvivorship.—An lanities granted and pureliased.—Endmyinetits for Children, . . The Proptietors of this Office have undertaken all Reitpoo.. .add have ,stipuhited for a guaranteo,of : One. 31illion Stertiiig, as an ample Security for.all their. Engagenivitts. 'flie arising out of this Branch of litisinCis, after used/114de Deduction fur Gisariintee . and-11:i.pence ilteideil,amonzst the alasured, in proportion to tho Sinus re*pectively assured; upon which Principle nwiternim are thti iaoinces of 'feu, Twenty, and Tl)lrtr per cent., in addii lin- to the A nnitiat. of Life Politics; being paid ;' and hare ,ogettrred. whew the Duration of Life ha ""ic to l i frOlg,Pr9 l ( 3 Pg4.4.. l : l lcree tlio paypucut hosbeen wore taut uhletho Soul obi:ined. gotra.ritg Admission . Pee,— of other oiticial Charge, exacted,' 7 'WILLIAM; 11610,Y, Sevretarr. • :This, Papwas published, . • ACATALOGUE of the LIBRARY vithirli he. 'engem Iry the iti;ziitlitut.'t lei late: LereinitAFOßTKb. covr,eli4l4„inga Select of ,Lionita fitory, ; V : oyagra, Pi irinitx,‘Aate, the seit!nces, some . valnali fii le Classics unit RA F , tiotoirler, the best FretteliAuthors,_ ark•iy; %Vera of Ile— putallor..that has appeared upon Natural lii,tary, anti flu riti. reonnaiy... • . ' 4 ;*Vbe 13ooks,aie all in the (ineg order, at preseot teltpacked air a.nodelt cases, ready for carriage to any dis. fane44: foist Joao , 'Nhetext on giving It . day's warning. It itr Cullectiva by•Privale,o4rgaint 4sfore Wed. m e s'inYk PRiAnkiarY, I tilti• till whicii ofkrs fur the aeliPolir; foil . Notnial ' History antrifithnical Part by it self (tieing No. t to r. 65, inclusive); will be received 1441 11 ''k'P k gutiP , a" .4 Nix' , ll4o9Ye W. Minburgh. Or Air. MAW,. .3 d- t t. 4 uruoswtek-square, London,• of histOr Catalognes - friity priliad knit ii: Ekilliorgli, Dec. 714,1015.- „ • _~. •r , "'l'h lc flay was pittdrsited, priee Rd. rrII I PAMP L E'E it, No.' XII. !;:, Containing-- ' ' 1, - On the .Ctini atittatlwi (if 'f yt hes. t . .By iritSe nett. Esq , !Alter, to,Dr, Start's, in contrad,i;tion of hie °pi-. 1 nion 'that Di?iseiitets Rini at the Stthrersitin of the • 11'41Igioriir , gifablibliiiient, in order to Oostess its ho :,ttoOr,stAN?:"";:: • • • An Apogee to t ripov •• s. Itr,. 11. ;• ; • IV,' On lifeltlll Profestion At fekiinis &c. By U. M. Ker ,• •ti r. • • V.• lli4tor* i ii. Mitrfull,.4 boy bunt blind and deaf; with actlourit . vf the ortehttillOcrtorlited (tit the re '---• • teiyerif44 ardtop, N.Aq;•F.R.S. • ' nrl Itsitish Rights., ti‘c. Dy , . VII. or 'fle I.4setukes 'tit Cord, calfeti Blight, and tWltiritls. • Wit •IVleetter to tier ; lti•Z :t • , . .•. ()± ( t,7;oviLlitt j Speeek- 'the ll9rfsg of t ttliiiiiions on the 'Orison: ' - • IX. ltepoil ftornit the Coonnittt•e of the flottse of Cotopittils' gr !,1 cii t .tiic l iiipg!gftitiscbi Fluct, and Alinrslitliesa"PrWuris. 4, I ,T F Ater fvnio)f)AcAlrit to Fritt:4 V4Eii, the pro: "xtate . 1 , of tit ij Pith „:411•.A Letter •I‘,..lthi.'l'.,:lilor 'on ll.!itwitt in I'rtt^liatucnt." - 1111 . Ol•tililrA t t,..t.tsty-tie'Citurchrte 1..t.c. e nter, M. A. C. C.• College fnvr ttydririfl ' • - XLY. ,„ha vi, • • t (;&l c otod *II other Zook • I Ng. I. } cps'.. koblithedt HAZARD, BURNT:, and Co. • . The Contractors with Government, wbohave ulsn introduced Two perfectly new Grand Capitali of Twenty-five l'bonsaitil Guineas each, to be paid in Gold, with Two of 2c0 0 100t., &c. 1k:. rlins, producing Capital Prises, which i n niagrande were unknown in the old, yet awuved Lotteries, of inure than twice the number of Tickets • . St mmE.-=No FIXED PRIZE! • 2 of 25,000 Guinens in G01d....52 • 500 2 1 .20,000 40,000 2 5 5 . . ssoo 2,609 10 15 . • . 100 0 • 1,500 30 .1,000 ' • , 2.1 • 24,0J0 tio 4 4 4 1 „ '. . • .. .'. ,lO , .4G,040 ----- 8,671 Prisei,'ALL IN .MONEY., •-• • L. 200,000 .Begin , . Drawing the 14th of F.EfiItUARY. TICKKTS add SEEM att. sOlltirby BURNE, anit.Co; 'Stnak..ileoliers) the Cnitkractors,'Sonth bate of the 1114,1 Exchange; where, in the late and fo.rnier Lotteries, Nrimt4- hire been sold exceeding id Amount TWO MIL LIONS taTEitLING. ~- • N.B. The Contraetorfifeel a . grateful pleasure in aeknow. lidging.throlumerpui and Itighlprevpeytable.testitnunials al ready 'leek ed, in approval of the above Scheme. . NEW USIC. - Y. SPOusa,,AND 1.---The Arusic . —The titit , ILL ' highly popular Farce, now pei•torniitig at -the Theo , t reittoyal,l)cury-latio, 'composed. by John, Whitaker, is tb - ii DO published by Bgt ii toti andSoniNui, 7 5 , St. Paii I's Choi cit.- ysrti, pries , 35.. - : - , . XAAIINER.—A. New Volm ue (the 9ch) of Altis Weekly Newspaper will commence with tlw New tear. It c ont a i n s• no - Atlveitisert, ti of. ny sort, open or concealed; and consists entirelY, in addition to the tit:us' of the Week, of Political, and Nliscrilalleous Essass ;-- the first written in jealons :pita of English liberty ; tfie se cond,ou Thofttrical,'Subjects; the third. on Men and :stunners in general, • with a particular eye 'to the interests of sound Poetry. The whole,.riglit or wrong, has' nintsition ~f ticipating the judgnient potiterity.—Exaatiner- Office, 21, Mardetielane,Covept-garden,Pet. 1815. ' • . '.• MRS. • H. MORE'S POEh • • This Day was published, . Elegantly printed in a pocket volume, Nice ts. 6d. hoards, THE SEARCH AFTER HAPPINESS ! Pastoral Drama; and Other PO IiMS. By HANNAII• MORE: Printed for'''. Carlin nnd. W. Davies, Strand. • Of whom may he had, . • SACRtD DRAMAS : chiefly intended for Young. Per aous—tise subjecia. taken from the Bible, to which is added. Sensinilitv ; an i..pistle. The Twentieth Eilitign, with .ad-. &thins, elegantly printel in a: pocket volume, with a Por. trait of Mrs. Marc, price 25. 61 in boards; or in one - vol. 2nw.. price ds. in boards ; and Nob' Eiljtioni of all Mrs. More's other Works. This .Day wis published, Irt*lleatv fulti•uluseifY•priate(l small aro, enntaiPing Ia plates,, price tid. in boards, a New Edition of . , , ._ . ... N ri: W 'S Ysr EM of D,0:11 ESTI (.e b0x .41114/, kart ,• fornti'd upori4liliiiiples oil lie . ..mans' yi,: tut, idaprit to the Use of. PrlvatikVamilies. Comprising alsotha Art of Carr ilivOliseitlitiraiio ei4 themmingement of the - Ditiry; • mud PollitrYtll4d, Instrttelimos i fur Home Urewery s Wings' ' , Ace. ; Cookery 'WWI( gitlt 'optt: for'the 1).,0r ; many 'very inv. '`Suit .Miscrllanuisuk t •g t c . itVr 4 E 014141 I )irect lois% ' prolier : to 'be gket i t o Servants noth:ll . -Tiswit nail Cioi in rv. '1 v. which it. '. Rrtfixvd, .in •Essay. rni DiiitiOsiiinitogiiiouty ;toil lioiviehultl.l-to unttuclit, voinpriglig'manyolise;Cativnis.v.blelv will he found liarticularly useful to tlielleviftress-itta Wittily. • • ' • . • ,i ,PA.Y.4 . 14.PY.,,. • "'This it really d rip Cf' the "most praciiciillY it,"efill boolit of , Inf ,whieh r we bAtTe'ivtl) toit.tku sithjept•. • ; Thu Lady Vsllts hop. written it, ha; not studied how • to form , expeuvive articles ( o r luxurious tAhl e s,4 bat: to birobinichviret with economy:l . B4a his given her directions in. a plain sensible-matir.cr that every hotly can Itudeistrintigiild' 'these see-tint confined merely to cookery; but areicateinleri to at variety of objects in visa it) fa milies ;‘ by which me.tirs the utility of the hook is very much iticrefsiva iloived. . .: . . Pritocil for John hittrray,sl, Albemarle-street , sold also by:. LotigtootiAltliktin; iticbarilsuti, Liickingtoh, T:button It Wilson , Yorki.• guselay, Gainshorough ; W. lllockwimd, Mundell, ansf' tlis; - EdibWritetil 'q.i . Comitittig, Debliii :"and' bv 'every Nokst'lier Rod Norstotili to England, Scotland, , aullirelatirl. Orviliain ilia'', he hactlately pnblished, the New Family Re crlist,hook. NinViLdititut ) is. titl. KY tiT j A;VDItPic4 Itis Royal Itithgests„the DEMI F4rl of Egrramq Earlof Leitrim - 10.4100. R. 111 Slturidal, M. r. Hob. Col. J. tiarry, P. DIS P;NSAItr* F, tit : TORK , ProAdent, ail(' .ce'ef OfCvern utr.t— . I :Col, W 4.,.1m1c5, \l. y, Juihn taitouche, Esq..M. P. C 44. 11. Clements, m,i). Capt. J. flay. . . , . I ' l c• Ki c r Mtn, AtenlhOrilf t hfAOl%3 l l C9ll V.l Txtr l o o 4 r 1 1 .114 -above' ,ESTAIiGISEINI "VT -unites the AL ;afitty of a litruLic iNsTritnl(N, win a I)etir,acy, 14A 0 nP.otir, and Secrecy, that belongs to Private' Practice. Aml, .1111 1 .clesl to its high rairousgri• - itr ,, is- centitteted by such Profes 'siotial,Skill and extaii!iive Prattice, that the worst Vases of Difkiiii4lisft 4 trictuYetri`Delitlity; [lterations;' &c'. boweseir itiveteiati or of longhtatuling., exocrirucc a rotiplete ,t'ure. as well as .that Deraugcment of the fieue:ative Organs, widish intpdlra Me Constittst inn 'and lliurteni Lite. ,‘ , - • Mil Kiernan may ha consulted:4ly I'it3ienta'of . both sexes, t , hill private house, Na.- el.:, LosrerShartot,te-street, lied lisvd-situare, Where thelfileessary itlitiiie Anti Medicines will '-' Ise silreif,br sent t 4 1 110170 rfiirt'ef tht •lllNititri'Kitigdosti... ' Thsvpity:was;pnblibtied price 4 .- .. aoarl: , . by F. Kiernan, a Second and ImprOved gdition eif.ir reacti‘a I 'treat ise era the Venereal Disease aint its CensequeitCet, • s.iNl by Sherwood' anikt.y; ltl, Pfttertioiter-t9w; -115141c7 hnd.Soiii 1 7.1, Hee , itrect ; gallow s Cl9,ivti-ctr4ll 4 Sabo and by all other Book, .411444., GERMAN AND BRUSSELS PAPERS, . • LRECSIVED.LAST NIGHT.] LAVALETTE. 28.—1 t is positivelvailtrnte' that Count Lavalette, passed through this city tht 'day before y - esterdayt It is added, that he ltad on the uniform of a Power of the North, • and that daring the few instants that he stopped _here; he paid a alai to a foreign bfficer, who has been fot , a abort time hers. lec.29.—A report has been in circulation here Since yesterday, that M. Lavalette arrived In this city two days ago, and that after one hour's con ferenee tfith a French General, whom circum . Stances brought hither, continued his route to. proceed to Germany. These reports are uncer tain, and it is proper at this moment' to be on our guard, in . this respect, against the manceitvro of * certain party, which has excellent reasons • • for' misleading us in regard to - their projects. It is this that they announced the arflval of Real, in Belgium, to seek an laylttnt there, yet ihere is no truth in it, unless this ancient procureurof the Chatalet at Paris, .be - hid in someobsnre corner. Real is one of the inen - who, under Ilnonaparte, did the most injury to our country by his inquisi •torial measures, by his: subaltern tyranny, by the narrow views' nt a procurcur in a redcap, and who fiiiishetthy bring decorated with all the orders of the Great - tutp;re, after having been an incendiary journalist, a clubbist, and defender of the metn 7 bera of ili . e. - revolittionary tribunal of Nantes, who were staiiied'With the most odious crimes - , It is reinarkable that the three men who did the most Miscliiet in the latter part of the Government of Blionariarre . , had been journalists. The Duke ',of Bassanci (Marti) began his political career with writing tar the Lognraphe:' Real wrote the bor r;hle JOUrnal intiiled " La .1 3 4tripte" in Reg' tuittit:di St. Jean d'Angely,• . who . wrote for a Journal of the day, at that' unhappy epoch, and all these became the inyrinidoris of the most insupu portable tyranny. BRUSSELS, Dec. 28.—Four hundred' French prisoners of war corning front Russia, and . last 'from Zwoll, are 'arrived here on their return to their osin country. HAGU'a. DIM; 26.7-The reports on the State of the riversliaviug been more or less alarming for sante daitt f luist, kii , ,Excellency the linke'of Ursel is-gone to Qorinchem, which is the depot of .ths Waterstadts, to take, ; in case of, danger, measures adapted to the Circumstances. HAtativadtf,..PE. 44 . . 7 -They write from Fin lan4,-..thit the town .of. Fielsingforti is going-to-be rebuilt on a vast plan,whiellit will requiroenor mous sius. to ekeetite are blowing up rocks; and -filling immense' linll6W4; td - litvel the - grontul-for the new buildings. The whole ex ,. t pence. is borne by tl;t: pablic-treastiii.-- Those persons who build private houses Obtain exemp tion Irmtaxcs, anti iti:tny other tolvantaysvrii . os a greatmany handsonie buildings have beert:,ceeet-'' eti, as well 'a stone as of wont!, and.lielsinAfors • will soon, become a charming town. Ititufsti,‘, DEC- '28. 7 -Hanoverian troops of all ATMs cautintie to pass frill this - city .;, is an itounc(plthat the last will arrive on the 30th. Fhaue, I ec. sdcl o that the 'lndict for 1.814 ha, been-lAA befaelbe Council ot 'that it will be present(ltk the Stutes-Generai I n the course of the next week.--It is afEr-metl that his Majesty will visit Brussels in the month of February. Dtk.'l6.—The bridge of boats at Hu ' t ni'nguen is not yet soil, because the Austrian , . 'Commissary will 'not sell it for 2000 florins, which 1i a been J4Tered...A great many new mines are sinoleAtt_ Huuniguessi but pow tier is waatifig. De•c. 1 7 .—Thp Emslcl; citstonj-boose* arum :moved to the new line b.iyonti the Jara, ac cotliigg to the Treaty of Paris. NAY. UPON TBl 'MAIO:WI IN WHICH ISIAttOLIAL Mt WAS Dt , F (Frans a German Paper.) The sentence in this important cause is now pronounced, and execnted,• and we may there fore he allowed to clear up some points without violating the duty which we owe to the unfor- • tonate. ' Tk counsel tried to save tha.eucusecl upon t‘io false giounds, orie of which inpartieulur seems to us not to bare been placed In A due light. One of the Marshal's Cumin! alielied the 12th We ltaWreeeivetl, from a SatiftC that may bt perfectly' depended upon, the following explana lions, which place this affair in , a . clear light. When the killed armies were before Paris, and threatened to.enter tbe capital by foree, the Pro. visional Government . entered into hegociations with the foreign Commanders•in.Chief, the main object of whieb was to save the city of Paris from total ruin. The President of this Qovernmenti urgently entletvoured to obtain a general pardon for all *tievery Frenchman,bf whatever nature the crimes might he of which they might he accaaft "Cd ; but this-was flatly refwed by the Allied Ge. nerala ; they merely promised to pardon the in* habitants of Paris , whatever they might have dont against the Allied armies, and it was expressly added, " If the . King designed to adopt 30 MO measure against his nnfaithfuL Subjects, they, the . foreign Generals, bad not to interfere in it." The Provisional Government concealed this cir eumstance of the negotiations, and thus gave occasion to- an_greor which has been very detri-' mental to inabylieettini.: The article. (12) of the Capitulation', :atilt Wes clearly explained, has beet therefore C.Onscientiausly observed ; for no inha... bitant of Paris, was molested, after the entrance, of the Allied Armies, on uccolint of actions,. that related to these armies. The King could, there fore' without violating the 12th. Article -of the Capitulation, call to . aceount such of his subject* as bad been.guilty of disloyalty to-his .Majesty.' - It is affirmed, that the Duke of Wellington-wilt declare himself publicly on thii The second false ground or - defence was; that the MarsliaLws,sA.,mstivF.9(SAarlooll, whiCh was ceqed to Germany on t4e . tOth of 144iittliek 'enitj had therefore ceased to, he a Frenehmaii ; he could sot, .therefore, be tried by the French laws, and- - the Counsel appealed toll's taw of nations. The Marshal himself memed angry that he should cease to be considered as a Frenchman, and. stopped the defences hut • the counsel clearly sheered how ill he was versed ids the Law of' NA. tioni ;. for, Ist, the birth place of tlje , faccused,t., when belecame unfaithful to the Ring, -wag stilt' a Frenchlown, he 'himself a Vrench 'General, au a ► meoable to _the french laws ; 211, a foreigner, veli enters the wilco of another GoiernMent, is sub jeer tc4e,lawi of thecountry which now is become , his second native. land, the foreiiner is s especially responsible to the new Government for all the dui.' ties which he has taken upon himself, by accept. ing a plar..,e c ,in :v e,bother country. Marshal. 'Ney therefore;ioevery case, even 111,e-were consider. edl as a fiifeigner, was amenable to the French laws as a French General . . This principle is, felinded on aournon sense and On the law o f n a .' This ignorance of the law of nations pro.. :seeds from the great blank in the public instruc-, Jim), there not being in all France any professor of the law of nations. We remember on this occasion that some years ago, and in the qovernment of iluonaparte,a 1 • lessor of Strashurgh, who was a Member of the Tribunal there represented to the Corsican Lhe, necessity of founding a. Professorship for the Law of Nations in the .French Universities, as ther,l is in all the German Universities. When the Strashurgh Professor pronounced the words droit des gees (law of nations), Napoleon ,understoo+l droits des homines (rights of man), which were proclaithed with so much ostentation in the be ginning off' the French revolution, and of which loonaparte himself had pretended to he a stre nuous adioeate. But Buonaparte, who at this time considerefl all the *mph ,as slaves, whose persons and pro pgrty belOngett wholly to himself, as his hired speech-makers l ilt d l ou dly proclaimed, made a eery face at the words right of nations, which he cone founded with tights of man, and rejected the pro posal with the greatest indignation. The flood Strashurgh,Professor but.narrowly escaped banish ment, ov even imprisonment, as a dangerous Jit. robin or Repnblican.