The Sun. — London, England, 1816-04-17 00:00:00

FREINCII PAPERS, [RECEIVED THIS fIORN/NG.] CHAMBER OF DEPOTIER, Arm t 3. The di libeTation on the Ctistutll6 was tesainert, mil, akir adopting a few articles, they adjourned it till Monday. PALM , APRIL 14.—His liTajesty attended mass this morning itt eight o'clock, - • They are now employed in repairing the Ltysec Bourbon, where. the Duke of Berri is to reside immediately after his marriage, The Keeper of the Seals has been ill for some dap. T:le persons implicated in the escape of Lava- - lette, besides Messrs. Wilson, Bruce, and Hutch inson, are, J. B. Kergaidu, de Roquette the Keeper ; Eberle, Benoit de Bonneville, and Jo seph Guerin, called Marengo. The Prince de Conde is to set off next Saturday for Chantilly, where he will pas; the summer. The Duke of Bourbon shortly returns front Eng land to join bite there. The different corps of the right wing of the Allied Army of Occupation, have received orders to be in readiness for a general review, .which trill take place on the arrival of the Duke of Wellisg ton. The'grest artist Gerard has just presented to the Academy his fiat portrait of M. Dicis. M. Hyde . de Neriville, Minister of France to the United States, will depart on Tuesday for Brest, where he will embark in the frigate EUry dice. Seven or eight persons were arrested at Ville . franche; in the neighbourhood of Lyons, for utter ing seditious cries in the streets during the ni g ht • • VIRNNA, APRI L 3.—A Courier arrived yesterday morniog from Verona, with the most alarming eceounts of the health of the Em press. The ar rival of the next Courier is looked for with the most lively itnrist knee. Three days public prayers '.for her recovery have been ordered, and ;I: places of public amusement to be shut.---P. S. We have just received news of the Empress, which .produce some little hope respecting her, PETERSIitYPIGH, MARCH 19.—The Grand Dukes :Michel and 'Nicholas are expected shortly to pay a visit to England, and on their return the mar riage of the Grand Duke Michel with the Prin eess Chatlotte will take place. The Tariff hai not yet been published, nor is It known when it w;11 be ; but it is supposed t h a t it will be . put in force, in expectation that the rublication , will take place. FRANKFORT, APRIL 7.—The comitries ceded to • Bavaria in exchange for Salzbui, Bucktolgaden, mini the lonviertel, contain a population of 600,000, and bring to the Royal Treasury a net revenue of 600,000 florins. Count Ilardenberg is here, he is going to the Yonpernr in Italy. The inundstious have caused great damage in \Vest Prussia. The Great Dyke near Marien lionrg has been thrown down, and the Vistula has overspread the face of the country. The extent of the mischief done cannot be known until the waters, have retired. ) ROME, MAttcu 31.-- . A decision of his Ijolfness, relative to the form at proceedure in inquisitorial aff a irs, forbids the application of the torture to persons accused. This decision has been addressed by the Cardinal Secretary, to the Ministers of • Spain and Portugal. Severe measures are taken to prevent the intro duction of foreign books which treat of political matters. The Royal Family of Spain demands, Among other things, the suppression 'of a book translated from the Getman, on the events which led to the 'abdication of Charles 4th. The health of Charles IV. his suffered very much lately. They are much occupied with the project again3t the Algerines. A great Power has guaranteed the nentrality of Turkey. This 1)115111055 will he heut to the Diet of Frankfort and submitted to the Great Powers of Europe. Lord Bentinck and his Lady were at the Aca demy des Arcade yesterday. FRENCH FCNDS. S per Cents 89 f 65 c. Batik Actiong *. ]Olin f. BRUSSELS PAPERS, CRECUIVED THIS MOIMING4I rtuosnuttG, A PHIL 4.—M. Knelt, who bad been srla express to Milan, is returned to Munich.— F;-oa4 the answer which the Emperor made to the c o unter-project which its presented to him, there is :to doubt but thiConvention will be signed be fore the 20th of this month. FRANKFORT ! . APRIL B,—The Gazette of Progue foriii4tly contradicts the statements tint inserted in, the GAztAtt of liareuth, that 14. -rutvlie was at Prague, and that he had offered 80,000 florins for an estate. The determination of the new fruit tier, between France and Ger►ttany, . along► the Lamer, could' uot, he settled hitherto, :because there remain soi►►e obstacles to ' be rem oved.— . .11NC have been lately , sent to the respectiVe Cabinets, reports respecting the course of the river near,L4llterhurg till the decision shall come, a s il will remain in it& t►reseni state. There riaS just appeared hi the country between tire Lauter and en Ordinance of the A.itstrian Gover►►- n►ent relative to duty on Legners, which rep firs hi some n►easure the at drdits reuni6 ; but the rcegoliitiqos, are much less vex4tiosis ; the duty is not so high BRusttuts, A!►iit, 13.—His Majesty the King arrived at the Hague on, the 9th. Conformable to, the Conventions concluded be tween the Allied Powers, the French included in the Ordinance of 24th July who are in the King dom of the Netherlandi, must quit it to go to Russia, Prussia, or Austria, unless they procure perthission from the liing to prolong their stay. Those French who are indicated in Article 7 Oft he Anniesty Law, Must withdraw from the provinces bordering upon France, and from the cities of Brussels, Ghent, and Liege. M. Arnault, cum prehended in the above-mentioned Ordinance of, the .King of France, had taken refuge at Brussels, Where he lived some time. 11e was there when his name was erased from the list of the Members, of the Institute, to which he was admitted in 1799. M. Arnault is now at "therm& ; from this last !lace he has written to M. Vaublanc, inform. iug him that he refuses the right given hint by the Royal Ordinance of the 21st March this year, to rctaia thd a hole of his salary. " Snipped of every thing," says he, " except my honour, shall know how to preserve it entire, and with. draw it from the injury of your benefitS." Arnault is author of several tragedies, of which only Marius if Montennium has I etnained on th e stage. M. Gamier de Saintes has retired to Breda. A new work by M. de Pradt, called " The 31st of March," will be to be had in two or three days, at Chat - tiers, the bookseller, in this city. ERDFALL. [Farther Partici:hrs.) 'f he following letter 1 ruin Tronsheim Nor way), dated March 10.;gives a more particular Account Of the dreadful eificts of the removal an inoneuse.tract of and at4thet.place, thaw ,was contained in an account we lately gave, extracted front a letter trout Christiana :—" A singular oc - ettrreuee took Place Itre on the 7th instant : portion of lend; amounting to 120 English acres, and 60 feet deep, slid, with is tienieturolis crash, into the iti,;er.Nid, about a loaner of a tulle front , Store Poss. This happened during a hard frost (13 0 11eautnur),without giving any previous notice; alai from .the. quality of the ground baing clayey, j with a moderate ascent front the river, 'appears • unite unaccountable. Of Tiller Chuteh, owel aud bridge, whith stood on this spot, not a vestige is now to be seen—the ruins are either buried or dispersed. You may form some idea of the forte with which thltmass of earth I 'NI, when 1, tell you, that a considerable portion 'of it was thrown several h u ndred yards distant front the river on the opposite bank, where / I 'it destroyed two houses with some .of -the on- fortunate inbabitants.4 The owner 'of- Tiller Farm periSted by returning to the house to look after one of his children. , It is not• yet as eertained how many lives are lost : eighteen are ; known to have been boric& or drowned, and 40 horses, besides cows, Ste. , A. very fine lad of 17, who was to have worked in our work, lost, his lif e . One man saved himself in a remarkable man ner : he was the foremost of 14 or 15 peasants, who were returning home to Selhoe, from bring ing timber for, the buildings attached to our work, and was so near the spot, that4te heard the .l oozier of 'filler cry for help.- - --Hte immediately resolVed to Iretrace his stet's f the other poor wretchesendea vowed 'to reach the shore ihrough a deep snow, ,and perished with their. hinses ; most of them had 'two : The man us ho saved himself had a very good horse, and'. by keeping himself on full speed, be escapetl on shore by Stott! Fo 3 s, the river pitruidg him' close With the rapi dity of lightning—his feelings may be beget . conceived thawdeseribed during this reatarkable race. Our work has luckily escaped uninjured, al-. though threatened witlt ruin, V. Krough has otherwise intrered considerably, yet mostly at Store . Foss, where a Hour-mill has quite dis3l)- ' peered, the saw-mills almost destroyed, and dams curried away to the amo u nt of 1 26001. A suet - met-house, which stood between Great and Little ;Foss, a short distance front the river, was carried in an upright,posithm, as it stood on shore:, with two boats chanted to it, and in that wanner was precipitated dowit Little Foss. It is impossible for ate to describe the "singular appear a nce all this had and' has : the Fiord is discoloured with muddy water too great extent, and will pro imblycontatite so for inootlis. We are willing to think the danger is now over, thoogh this is un.- eerrain, until the Stlti.llll Cuts itself a prupo pas boti,e,7 Alum , Eu--1 Guernsey and Jersey, I Waterford. Dus— , l Ca diz, i France, .1 tioll.tatl, I Guernsey and Jersey. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TweLvy. n'ct.ncs:. Bank Stock, 242 India Stnclt, 1781 3 per Cvnt. Red. 5 1 94 India Bonds, Is. 2s. dii. 3 per Cent. cun , .. 616 Escheq.ll., , 2s. dis. 2s. pr. 4 per Cents. 74 onmium, ta4 Slier ( VIII. N. An... n 07 , 41 a Ditto tin rayinciit, 17i bank L. :inn. 16 3-16tna 4 Cons, tur May, 611 1 62 COURSE OF' EXCHANGE, TuEaDAY, APKI t. 14. Amsterdam Ditto, at Sight 3B An;terdam Ditto o at bight Rotterdam Attt map Alton:k 11 15 11 19 4 Us. 11 19Ex.Money 35 4 r 2 U.. Bc► 5 21.'#. Parii, I Day's Date Ditto ditto tliu 'Maio Math id Sitrtuiiz 3:4 hua St. Stbastiati'l . 3 34 Seville • . Gibraltar ' 3li Leghorn (ietwa... -Vrtsice 1 1 / 4 1itita , 47 -Naples Palermo ' 1.10)011 ... O polio Mu ./40viro - Ditltliti .. .... It; --,-etnii..... It: ovr Coll. - , Agn) of the Bank on Holland.... 2 Portugal Gold, ittLeoin I.I I 0 per Oz. Foreign Gold) in Ball 4 I 0 .. :New Doul)looni . 3 It; 0 - 1 New Dolla.t Silver, in Bari, Standard HIGH WATER AT LoNiloN BRIDU To•monnon% Moruilig, 3'2 Ottutvs after G. Evening, M initiates after TITE solatiti QtrlS ►)ICERE' FAlltisi AVOEAT? GUN DON. TrE NES DA Y, APNfL 17, 131 G. The Paris Papers of Saturday. and Sunday last Arrived this morning., and Brussels Papers to the Hot b, came to hand at the same tithe. The Chain her of Deputies early resumed the discussion of the Budget on Saturday, and no further allusion was made to the Law of Elections. The Funds have advaneed about per cent. more. The Prefect of the LA;ire Inferienre administered the oath of alle giance to the newly organized force at Rouen, when one Officer, refusing to join his companions in this ceremony, had his epaulettes publicly stript oft, Milli! %bolas 'of '° Vive Ic Mil !" our the as sembled multitude. M. INDS DE NkUVIt.LV., the French 'Alinisttr to the United States, was to ewbark at Br est yes txrilay for his de.tinatioo. The Ltnpress •of eNUSTII,IA k thillgerollSly ill at Verona. Great kiln:Age bat been clone in Germany by the overflow of the principal rivers. The Brussels Papers COllttiil4 some accounts of the proscribed French Traitors who had taken:s inge in that country. They are exceedingly angry with the King's Ministers, anti talk, about insults to their honour, sSie. just as if there was such a commodity among them. 0:r late Illustrious Visitors the 'Archdukes Jonx and Louts left. Frankfort on the 7th, to dine at Asehuffenburg. The Russian Grand- Dukes, 511cuct. and NICHOLAS, after a political tour through the Provinces of that vast Empire, are to visit this country. WIN mon , Ai rur. 16.—This morning the Qv PEN itrld PKI NC airing; in it COidi find four on tlu Maidenkead road ; they are expected back to the Castle to dinner, I3UtGtITI•JI APRIL 15.—The flay of his Serene Highness's tleintrtiire is not yet iixed. There is uo ti nth whatever in the widely circulated roUtour that Sir .1. HAWSE es Otter; at Nutley, had been engaged for his Serene Highness, nor was k evur iu coitteinplat Yesterday the French Ambassador anti Count MUNSTER had audiences of the PRINCE REOENT fit Carlton-house. Admiral Sir W. J. HOPE iS to have a command on the . coast of Scotland, embracing a very cx-, teosive line to the Orkney and Shetland Isles, The north-west of, Scotland, and Indeed all the coast .of the northern parr ofourlsiftttel. - Sir fticitAim i(F,' At's is immediately to strike his flag as Comiininder in Chief on the Newfoundland station, and is to be succeeded by Admiral' PACK.- mmtm. This appointment is to he arranged clif ferekly fiotti what was the former tegulation... As the Commander in Chief unites the office it Governor, tho increasing population of the cOlony will demand his attendance ,_at St. John's (luring the . winter season, at which period lie usually came home, The Earl of LIVERPOOL. has been for s e vera l days confined by severe illness, and k atte.ffed by Dr. PRMAiUTON and several physicians. The an swer to the inquiries at Fife-home yester!ay was,, that bis Lordship was rather better. EHrI liaTtto HST is confined to Ilk 11001 SC by se vere indisposition, which has prevented . his Lord ship's attetition'to his duties at the Colonial De partment. Gen. IJAOARDR, who was wounded at NiattleS. 'Ms arrived at Paris. He is convalescent, and no fears are now entertaine I of his recovery. Plittec PAUL EaTaIiIIAZY has tti'Aeri Chauticis 'louse for four years Yesterday it B. iit,o,atemo left tova for Bristow*, DEM., APRIL 16.---Arrived the Dutch ship Middleburgh from Holland, for China, and re• mains in the Downs with the whole of the out. ward-bound East India:nen, aod several others tot different destinations, de:ained by contrary wind. Arrived the Harper and awhile tranworts froa Pottsrhouth, with troops for Embdc.n.- 1 1 r inJ S. W. Plassoura, Apart. 15.—Came in the r!innii Sarmita, from Pernambuco for London.; L/Alfrett AIRLCHEST, from Brest. Sailed the IlfigiCien" frigate, Admiral Sir It. KING, fpr the Lot 1 U(SSCS. .PORTSgOUTIT, APRIL'I6. —Arrived the Nei)• tune transport from Malta, and the Nestor and Charles transports from Cork: His I ‘ l3 j est Y '3 ship Newcastle is still wind-bound, but will sail for St. Helena in a few days.—Wind W. S.W. HARWICH, APRIL 16. Sailed the Harriet; 660; Dartmouth, 422; Neptune, 233; Harmony, 178 ; Promise, 267; and the Perseverance, 1';:* fur Ewbden. AIJELtICAN PAPERS. , , 1 IFurther Extracts.] (From the Norfolk Ledger of 25th Fe6ruarl4 Report says, that Christophe, Emperor of the North, has lately put to death two Am erican % Mates of different vessels, on mere susp icion 01 their having smuggled two bags of coffee. ' (From the National Intalligeneer.) Spanish ship from Africa for ilsvannah,vl 500 slaves and a large quantity o f gold dot %V,l i t ivory, bas been captured off the Hide-in - t he• br Engl;sh frigate, and sent into lierinudit.-- [Will their fate be any better ?) (From the New York Evening Posti of Meth 7-) Mr. Pinckney, member of Congress froip 1-33.„t more, is appointed Minister Plettipotentilq,_6.: to th e King of the two Sicilies, and resident MI. sister extcs Plenipotentinry at St. Petersbtirgo; Ibis Gentleman has been returned to L"'! ) 01 a pnblic defaulter to the amount of near 7,bvi, which balance is not disputed, it is fair to whether Mr. Pinckney ought not to be coun't il l e , g to .pay off old scores before he is alloWed to _ any more of the public money ? The ainonnt fo r which Mr. Pinckney was fi rst returned as (iciau. lle i was nearly double what itnow is, mid caw° manner in which it has 'been.redoCed will he b4c l4 liertafter. ie Rumour says,- that the Princess of Vi r A Lr6 " her return pi England ; a house is talrenfor het Royal Highness, and she may he to participate itt the general joy u st e t"- po” t" ' 3 l of the Pr itKess CitaaoLvra. We tn erelY report which is eurreot.—ollarning In cansequenest of (toe late failures of House :,.tout. Petetsburgli, a Rossiatt creoc. it siderable 'tomes in the evmmereial worhi at City was yesterday under the necessity of ,'," 4 , 4 pending their payments ; the demands are to' i ' " t 3 *Mount to about one hundred thousand Fon °. 4 Thefollowing Regiments are ordered to 140 d m u it c hst e : cl l2sd o ti t , t ,a e na t ao r d o sdi o s p tDb e rt a tl c so h hotu t D b Gr e ..6 : roi ll z t t: l: .7 l t i b e , x I t o th, rmonth:ut gait fp A circumstance has come to oar knowledget deeply interesting to the general welfare of i th : public at large, but to the poor of this Porlf,,,,iti towa in particular, that we s h ou ld f ee l ouree", highly culpable, and deficient in our duty, w i l ; w e to pass it over in silence. A meeting of t a principal shopkeepers was held in our townb s on Friday the 29th ult. to take into considermicli ehe propriety of preve nt i n g a finale'. cireubtkre of the Irish copper coinage, which, otving In J. present course; of exchange, may now be DI) ,"; 1 1 4 1 from the sister country at a clear profit CO t" Pater of 10 or 12 per Cen t.' The parties who tended that meeting were unanimous in their 0 1 4 0 nion that an Immediate stop ought to be P ut t , ) ,; fureier issue in the town, and resolutions tot at:i effect were drawn up, signed-, and made publ ic to ' baud-hill. It was thus hoped that so " bvir i ' l li s e i rs' evil to the interest of the fair trader lit"' " - t e be .prevented. 'lbis, however, appears not "' i t :: - 1 0 , case, as one or more shopkeepers (ivh°s e - 1 1 . 1 0 nre sigoelf to cite resolutions):are Ecceiviqtrii`o, . payment ; and we have beard, front goyd' ; . o ,, Susie t o tP t i n f °l : n s l r e ri t e th k Y tT i t i ty g t e l :i ba t e t t e ; : i t l ei y (*) other employment, or laying (sit va instances, teelsa:ti tilyn,bijbit-rnitegiwrc tlrtvelt the hard-earned pittance with perions wil t t proved Themselves by their conduct to 1 1,tte worthy of credit. We hope this netario us - pe a will he put a .stop to, er we shall feel ,'litres of called upon to further investigate the 111°Iive ; of the parties, and also to ascertain the quolit,ied,:. the respective goods sold to the poor fur thi s preciuted currency.--kMacclesfield Paper.) , `t , The following are the. particulars , of I I ; 1 tGC atrocious outrage committed last week, ' l , iv ,. county of Waterford, within two w ilts ot pct hall. A person named Thomas Lowe , w l ." ) ,: t v tu At Lismore, and was employed as un der itge ioi the Dake of I)evoasl'irc, took from a Mr s * i a thatched cottage, offices, and sonte grql"/i„ro the two-mile bridge, and Mr. LoWe `"as 1)",t 0 Vib lir possession on the '2sth of hlarclulast. oil cf day night. the 4th inst. after Luwe, " .1 '"- 7 / i 0 ng family (being fourteen in number,) A a g 7,00 ,j o g bed, Mrs. Lowe awoke her lin,band.„ b_ she saw a light, and-feared he had not lull 0 0 11 4 canine. Lowe got - top, %ellen he room ) 1 1 "; ii, ita door in flames, and finding some milk ill 1 1 0 1 ,, put out the lire. Ere rhea went ' outside, 114_,40 covered the ont-nifices in a bhze, %chic!) :7. 0 shortly atter burnt to,the ground; anti tile j " ir," l4 seven cows, 14 •Ateep, and three horse;i , an 4is"" tir,dies the Calamity much innle be o ut. of 16 years old, whoy l ' i in t ho us e, consumed by the 1 13111 es. I" 1 : 1 4 7:i e tbot Lowe ralle,l her husbo,iii, it is most plc _ the whole fancily kerishe d ! the cottage would h liVe been also bu rnt ' ti0Wn:!,..7.:.