The Sun. — London, England, 1815-12-08 00:00:00

To lir pill by Ptailrii ,Crie r~i I'. :wer.,," is be instvad of a Spe- Convention on thii si:bject. The first articlq relate to the erection of for , for which _purpose the fourth part of 750 7.l;illions, 50 millions bein.4 added on account of the'ression of the fortress of Snar,Lonis, which ni:i!'.es it UllileCeSS4l'y to -creel aljileeiS on that side. Thus the sum of ;1-874 miaious'' appointed • for ',fortresses, viz... 1371 in -money, and Saae . Lonii, which is Valued at 50 millions. Of this tun, the Netherlands obtain 60 Millions ; Bava tN, 15 milliwts'; • 71 millions ; Sardinia, 10 Millions; 5 millions 'for am fortifications of Ale 'az ; null 20 millions to litiild a neiv fortress on the Tipper' Rhine. - Together, :1372..mi11i0n5. There remains, thereforeVs674lmllliOns to be, divided : though all the : Allielf r eritirtolll - resh6vn ecjl s 1 zeal, yet - some, li.ave.been dis, - , reused from active co-operation ; and others, as Portitgal, and - Denmark, have teen bin .. dct'ed fro' EU effectuall contributing to the result. SMizerland hai not.aCceded to the I'leaty of the 25th of , Mare on the satnefooting as the ' other rowers. 'l-10"c:eyel:', co.rive, them a it,St y; it is agreed to divide 12-1 - inii tons anion them : so that Spain obtains. 5 millions, l'ortngal 2,_ ' Denmark 2 linti Switzerland 3 millions, ' The burden of the war having; fallen on the arrnies of the Duke of Wellington and Prince 'lluchtr, and those a F inies haviug ulso _taken Paris,. .it is agreed to give 23 tbil!lons of the VTench trintribtitio n to Great Britain, and .23 to Prussia, reserving to 'Great Brit 3111 if) a ) ;*range with the other powers whose troops forkqeki a.part, of . the army 'Of _the 'Duke: of 11re'iiingt90.1.:: Of the other aOO millions, Prussia,'AusiriZttnsoa, and Ingland, obtain each one-fifth, and the other smaller •States one-filth between them. Sardinia the Netherlands to be excluded, because they ;11'ktvi: recrived,such an accession of .territory, and their share .to be -divided lietAven.Austria and Yrussia. ‘. • ' ' • • followiiig articles tclate,clitetry iti) the di istwion of Pito money to pditl briAlaircp!for•tlie'pay pf the troops, Bte. .• oi • LlAmßuttGn, Nov. 30.-:—The:Elti is already fill of .floating ice,_so that several ships that sailed yitst.O . day and: the {hay before, have lieen forC6l to put hack.:to the city,_ slionid-this weather cbriti pue,, or ,snia fall, the navigation "will soon be o,topped.t--..(Harnburgh . Correspondent, Dee. 1.) FRENCH PAPERS. EirECEsirED THIS MORNINGI SITTING in- IPti: th:C.'2.--C t gccret Cuinntittee.) At two b'elock the (114tolaer assenihhid 'tf . ). hear the discnssibn of -the proposition Of M. Piet and tharof Af: Colbert. J'ke . oror;osition of M. Piet was as follows :- The delay granted by the 14th Clause 'of the Law of the Stir Thieetnber prorogtied until Ist Januftry 181 . 9. The ,ColAgrv,atory Acts, authorised by the said Clauses, shall have effect only upon the property of estateis l ; 9 6PBnthe re rtesentative price; or value of them, - The law of the sth December, 1814, is relative to the imS6ld estates - of entigrant ; it orders, Clause 2. That all imrnoveable property,. Se('ties trated or - confi4eatel:on account of emigration, as %veil :as'tlioseltich have fallen tO,the State in conserinenee 'Of division, of suec'e:,3ion, or pre saceession, which haVe not been 'siO, and ae fo-rm part of the 'domains: ;of the -- State, shall be restored to those who ware' proprietors, or to their heirs or. assigns.` Cl4use 14, says-- 'ere shall be a delay until the lstof January, 1(316, ,of rill act ioris on the part of the Crerlitors of . Emigrants, upon the property restored by the present haw; The said Creditors Shall neverthe- ]cis have pow'er to 'rat id force all the Con'serva- idry 'Acts. IThej:eoposition of 111: Piet,'llid for its object for prorogue this-delay' for AW . O . -3 . 7-ais, arid . t 6 ex piPain more clearly the nature Of the Cimservatory . Act,,tliat.th.c creditors were authoris-cd f 6 put in praetice, • ;Conformably to the advice of the' Conittussion, the Cha'rn'ar has acknoWitldged that this proliosi tiom It t-d dictated l'iy`ihd' ininciplcs of jitsti'ec aati y; And , adopted it with tire exceptiolv of lour' voices. "The propmitiOn of M. Colbeit had I‘ , /i) objects, °Tie 'to substituted in the different Codes, tiiewOr:ds King, Royal, and Kingdom, in place of . the words Emperor, Imperial, and Empke.— Tlie other to'-pray Iris Majesty to order that -a CoMmission should' be formed to revise the dific= rerit 'Cod-es. •• • • The Conitrnssion agreed that it, would be de sirable, and that a general r'eviskjiPihr4We'Codes wa's necessary; bnt observed ilitie'li‘‘ E v - Fo l .proper at ilresent tn ebnfine themselves to thijp.lloving frojlct :—That ail Laws afid Dcereer ihould hare THE SUN. st)LEM QUIS DICERA'FAI 4 3VM thaEAT t LONDON. .FRID..IY, DECEMBER 8.1315. The Paris Papers of. Sunday. last arrived this morning. The law respecting colonial produce. has passed in the Peers, The DeptiqeS have been occupied with the- law for establishing Prevotal Courts, a. short report of 'their .debates, on%which subject. we have translated: -- 'licir,.other discus . - .„, 1:. sions are.nof sa ntaterial„as they h ave little nexion with time external, relations -of France: ,- It is reported.tliat the. restrictions ion Li-f• berty of-the Prench Tress arc ,andirt, - tO 'be rei_' moved --`!' a,.constrintnation... devoutly:. - to-s wished any. e.v I. that could- Nixing ftiont this source must be tenfold - cornpensato. : 4 good_ it Will'acComplish. • The German Ripersoutaiii ‘ sattie. itaireT'inf,cir= Illation. on the subjeCt of the- app•ro'priation Of the ContributiOns imposed on France ; •and , the details of another shocking outrage' upon the Policy of Europe - by the Tunisian Pirates. The convulsed•. state of the world for the last : 27. years .is a fair excuse. for the endurance of this disgrace heretcifore,' but what apology could 'be offered were it to be tolerated any longer Some of our fellow-labourers deny ex cathedra, that there is the slightest truth in the allegations of the Vienna Journals against Maclaine Nurtivr, Doe for GRIFYITHS, and a diSt.inguis.ited Lady.; others have, in our opinion rather tmcandidly, tittempted to implicate them all in guilt, by Setting ,9) an ironical defenee: For ourselves ; we hold plainness and sincerity to be the most ltd nest course. Of Madame Mt: HAT's talents and inclination, for conspiracy there can be no doubt entertained. Of bOatOf GR IFFiT H ' dlspositiat to join th such , airairs; . if an went of 0 bi,poAt `tou, atter Ode dark COrrespoudeuce which it : s notorious many of their Chief Leaders, even, in the Senate, entered itito iti - th the Enemies of (;reitt Britain, our suspicions; wool4asso the hue . ,• OfcertaintY. Of the conduct of the illustrious Lady, as we are ignorant of it,we desire to cherish a con trary opinion, and to believe, that however unbe coming her familiarity with the Neopolltan upstarts abroad, and however in!dctinus het intercourse with' the Anti-British PartV at honie, her sense of propriety could not be so entirely blunted as to throw her into a league with these abandoned per sons. Sincerely do we wish she had left the company and gOod . fellowship of MURAT and his wife to our Hotr..ANDs and OXFORDS, Lords and Ladies; but though she declined into the disgrace of this companionship, we will not therefore credit the rumour that she sunk still further into the vortex of infamy. The Birthday of C4IARLES IV. and of the In fant Don, CARLOS, were kept-at Madrid with great pompon the 4th ult. FERDINAND VII. his issued a decree for granting Medals to the:eh - a:ken of both sexes, widows, and parents of the victims of the French massacre on the 2d 'of May. These. Medals are to be suspended.by a black ,ribbon, and bear an inscription to the fol lowing effect:—" Ferdinand VII. to the Vic tim's of the . 2cl Y"Moy.7 his Majesty has further .granted a' pension of - 20 sons a day, for life; Co every widow, and has made other provision for, the parents and children of his murdered subjects. The King has also appointed a Supreme Junta to superintend the altails.of the State. EXTRACT'OFA LETTER PROM BASSETERRE, GUADA LOUPE, DATED 1uy..2, 1815. " About 300 part iians of Baonaparte have been taken up, as men' timig • erons- to be retained in the colony. A ship load was sent off for Europe a few (lays ago, and 'there are still a good many ha the Fort, where ',they are attended by a strong guard..mortfing and' evening, when they takeithe 'air. Sir JAMES LEITH has distinguialied himself very tnnch here, in the first place, as a military plan, in capturing' the Island Sc) quickly, and with •so little kiss ; 'and, in the next place, for the admitable system of. Civil Administra ' don and Nice which he bes „estahlished.--;--We' can walk the streets of this town, hated as we. are by die French, at any honr in the night, with More'safetythatt we,coubiin .London. 'I streets are kept in excellent -order,' and it s'yOuldh . cusalik indeed, were clie.town not kept demi,. as a stream of pureltml tii4(er runs' through every street, and there are public fountains; iu die- ferent "r.irtS. At each end of the town is a c0m1.,. .,. derable river,. and one, - nnning.through its centre, the . banics 'of' Which. arc well Wooded, so that the views are very Pictures'ptey. In 41;01-I', is; fitted in every respect to be a permanent appeiid-• age. to the'British ThrOne.'' * . , The gale, of yesterdn -and t he. preceding night has beenfeltnnost , severely-by the Shipping on Oar own coast; and, from the Port 'Letters inserted to-day, it will be seen that it has extended for - a very considerable distance. Sevcrai vessels, are on shore in the - Do:7ns,, sit Ramsgate, at ..ISlar gate; and on the Kentish roast. Between Lowes toff and Yarmouth 26 vessels are on shore ; and at Yarmouth several -are_ on, shore on the Beach ; to the Northward of Yarmouth se veral. -:vessels are also on shore ; ' the - parti culat'.s not InoAvn. At—Harwich,- upwards of 20 sail have pu_t„in with', loss of anchors and ea MO, -and other datgage: * When'the last' aceputits 'left, llargate,-; the Woodbridge Eastindiamarr hail parted her eables in the road's, and was driving fast di - t_ shore: .1( is; atread'y aseertained that up wards:of 100 vessels ha',e suffered, Inure tit leis, dnringthis•severe gale, which . w as from the Z.i.orth :. East. .. . Tluts XVltt.lial'bestowed the decoration nt the Legion of Honour on M. AIONNET de BARRE, a Protestant Minister, in the Department of Lo , zire. .. . .. . - Count LAN-JUIN-A-IS ha 'publisbed . his defence in a pamphlet at Paris. New troubles nave broke ontin Set-via: Letters from Lausanne state, that the Pepetual Neutrality of Switzerland has been agreed to by all the PoWers assembled at Paris: The Austrian Observer,. of the 20th of No veniber, contains the followingcxtract of a letter from Rome The official annotincement of the return of our treasures of art front France has' excited here the greatest enthusiasm. - People are incessantly praiiing the justice of• those Powers who contributed -thereto, as well as the genvrnsity of Lord CASTLEREAGH, who plai:ed 100,000 francs Kt the disposal of Chevalier OVA, for the pur . pose of facilitating the packing op and conveyance of these articles. The Abbate CAsova, brother o f the celebrated statuary, and the-Abbate -MA attstt, were the persons who, through the inter-; '-position Of the Austrian COMMlSiary, : ll3roll OT: 'l*N - F!SLS, took. front the Royal Library at Paris the manuscripts, engraved gems, astti wins, of "which Rome was robbed." 7. k nEAL, Dec. 7.-- lie wind, last night, deny shifted- from the N.V. to E., and bla a gale, I'vhich still Combined, dtiring which ur4dr4ii'entionad suffered . :—The brig 'Pegg / Captain +Oink, from Quebec, with timber, for , I, anft;- brig Pearl, Captain BATTERSBAi -.(transpii+)r," for orders, on Shore in the Main non - : w ; brig Jane; Captain OWSTON , front Plymouth' for Shields, an shore On Sad' wick "Mats, and will be lost ; brig Peace, Captain CARNIELL, "from Gijon ; with 1 , 1101 and nuts, for Landow, on shote on the Main; south end 01 Deal—cargo partly raved. Sugered during 01 ' gale :—The Montgomery, Captaiii RILEY, for St' Ulm's, lost anchor and cable; and other damageJ Viscaurnot, Captain VovErt, from the Mediterra. neap. forAnil, loss of bowsprit, and other damage; • anal overal more, particulars tinknown: the-Pierson, Captain Ross" for Jamaica, wit h loss of anchor and cable; Ruclivcs, Captain So' Pea, for Grenada, ditto ; Atlas, Capt. MEREToll'i • for New. Sowth IVales, ditto ; Charles, Captai° MILNE, .for. Tobago, ditto; • Lingley, Captai° Brcas, for Antigua, ditto ; Warrior,. CAP III.III PRACHE, for India, ditto; Sarah Christiana; Captain Youug,•for Jamaica, ditto . ; . A:M:o l r' EnswNDs, for Portsmouth, ditto ; and upward' of .3Q sail more. Some have cut from t an", ehors and cables. A ship- is on shore on the 0.11 .side., of the Goodwin - Sand—part of her mas t gope, atul I sear,she most go to pieccs—parrie q " lar4 l ),,eannot , yet 'ascertain. A Date], -hoy is 011 tlie.4NpF4ll,.sand Head; with 'a signal of distress W:P_7c6oelc.---The gale still continueq, most of the ships will cut, and proceed doivo t he Channel. The Upton Cdstle, for india,'remain• l '' to ritair the dame ges she sustained coining, dow n ' and is all well. Most of the transports have cuts and run fer the Downs. 7.—lt blew fi gale lasi ilight flamothe ,E. N. E. and considerable clard,ige had 4cen -o:4ita.2-4o.the shipping-on this coast betwo ll our Pier itiut LOwetoil . the following vessels 11 3 '' g tlrkiwn, asliore ; !hue from London for Humour,* g ardi; :Mattoll, Watson ; an d the o,;leha New in ronv, of Newcastle, i t] ballast; Eliia, Bell, from London for Hull, with g" °ds ; Avethasa, Davison, in ballast; N;incv, Bank, front l'?" (1(13 fur Hull, with goods. The crews of all the above LAPS saved.—The Leipzic. of itnd for Hull , Cindall , t itr4c li r. Bar, and i, in a ree'y d:11:;cloils state —one of her i " , t v ne•t• tempted to swim on shore this itiolning, and 0 45 awl The of Plymouth, lltiientiiiJ; the 14aiting',.ws the Jane, of Suodutlaiol, ore 411 t shore on not staved.' The Betsev, of till/ part. Willco,k, S IWf° ,,,JS .S...vcrai other vess e ls are on shore to the Northward.--ean learn their names: • 12 o'clock.--4 person just arriv e( ' from Lowestoft', and sacs, twenty-,,ix vesse ls Are .ou shore betwvui this place and that—the vess', ls are principally light, arid no lives are stated CO 11 ‘ 3 . lost. The crew of the Leipzic above-mention ed, have been saved by means of a rope from her main -top to our pier head. Al4rt.,Givre, Dcc. 7.—Several vessels have got id •witli the Joss c,F. anchois anti cables. The Fri" vosi'Wlytlii,a, EVAN'S, IS on Shore on Wes t g ate Ter,e,li - Voodbridge extra East Indianian is . A ll vt:tiront her fore-mast, and she . be rot it ying, but none can n a... Off to her,and it is feared she will not.ride ant t"' gale. The brig liihernia, of Sninierhoaa, ing up the Roads, and cannot get in for wii° ok water. 'Five o'Clock,--4The Woodbridge, we hear!, quite a-drift, and it •is very much feared will ashore. RAms:o . ATP., c. N. E. blows a g ale. A wreck . was seen on the Goodwin this morning, atirt , lVe° fear all the crew lost. A ship is riding* tirif the Swatchway, and a ship olf the Nktli 'FaZrand,"with her main mast -gone7- -- •. stAlipjaiiti r 'zi' brig are on shore on Sandwich Etat': S'veraPieSsets have come in with. damage. hay e • FlXicif, Dec. 7.—Arrived the •Cornmoro St - 101106m, Master ; Bess, BRoozd ; ne tsl ::• FORD ; l'hatries, Ntcnot.s Betty, GARD" g. „ - ' Thotriai and Mary, Lab:straits; Ann, 1 , 4 t . °13 ;,': Orient, DOUGLAI ; Trebly, CAssrir ; an d ' 'So. ANDEnsoN,—all with loss of anchors and e j A Scotch tiaTer (name at present unkno" l : masted,-was towed in by a smac k. Rem" --:- , Henry Freeling, Captain MASON, for licir ° ; sluys; anti' the Beauf o y, Captain NOKEIs, , for e haven, Ai utward\ houud packets, with mails o f sth instant ; and hi, ;Majesty's cutter Study, Licit` LUCAS, Commander.—Wind N. E. SAME nATi.-r--The following vessels have got '- here during the gale, with damage as follows •-•-• tiwaa ' Jano, Kni , lo . , loss of 2 anchors and ca!3 • 1 01 Richard : and d d bl • • n LaAnt, 1 'anchor ca Buttman,. loss 9f 140t/ts ; Broughty Castle,.Mills, 1 anchor an calylii?"9.Wiii, Wood, ditto; William, Gray , ditto; 44. t e.. pia*: clittO4 'Slater, Turnball, 4 anchors and caste' .. . . . , TNCY.- c6l#9 ditto ; Be,ss Brow4i, ditto; Betsey, ---- f ditedi . Tha,r4cs,Zicluola,-ditto; Orient, -, I anchor ana cain • 2 A-lAf,"-L--'-', ,nd the Betsey. both of Sunderland, daor Tham ' aiiivind ,. .Mary.' froM London, ditto; the.. - Britaun ia, Cliarles from Loo,iuti fur Berwick, clisnr.isted and tuwcd is by the i . l . toaghty Castle. • • *PunT3MuUTH DEC.. 7.—Arrived his MAjesty l • ship tianymede from a cruise ; and his Majesty's ship Tyrian from Guernsey.—Sailed his Majesty's ship jagns for LishOn, and his Majesty's ship, Tuscan f9r - Plyiniiiith.—Wind-N. E. • I?Ai.Mourti, Dt c. s.—The Manchester packet, with a inajl from Surinam, in 31 days ; I'CIICCSS EliziAlitt,li•pc!..cet from-Plymouth, where she laild-• ed 11Ven4A.rfitPlit•Lisi.yohl, and the Speedy pac ket f ro m , • ) F,ks•"'.. ll, ! l e she hi.ndecl her mail'from, runia ".. : • O'al4Y,EseND, DEC. 7_.-1t has blown a gale at ' N. F all day several ships hare rassed - from tire, 'eastward, with the loss of anchors andCables. ; • --- We could not get off to them. w6rils t 1 itjn, Ttov4l, I<PAsfioni -- for Ealperor, Imperial # otteii. a s s thi s might tee po,4ibte. the previous question was pin, and . aclpted: 1 :fu14: - fiAotie, Noir. 2..- -- 41 is AltijeAyfi ;Eq10,,, , dron dt-stined to tattq posiession. of our Colonies in the IVest Indies : Surinam,. Demerara, MT , - biee,•-Curaoa, St. Martin, &c. commanded by Vice-Admiral Van Braam, set sail from the Port -Of .Flushing the lst of•this Month.' :DEc. 2.--u• Tho. Duke d'Adgonletne, in passing through Nimes for Thoulitse, - treated the Protestants with the greatest kindness. This Prince 'repeated to all the Authorities, that tole rance of religious worship was a benefit of the Charter, :and that it was.the intention of his Ma jesty to - secure to his subjects the enjoyment of It. 'llediscOtirsed. some time with the President of the . Consistory; and said to Biro,stuiling,----'° They Ilave endeavoured, Perhai,s to give you a pre judice against me, you Italie been told probably that I never loved you ; I am, I confess very good„Catholic ; but I shall not forget that the AIWt illustrious of my ancestors was a Protestant." . The Commission which the Duke of. Otranto had established for the examination of periodical writings has just been 'suppressed by an Ordon- mince of the King. The Thei)artinental Legions are ()rganizing With great alacrity. • There are •already 72 of then), and it is almost certain, 'that between this and the lit of January, all these Legions will .be . in aativity. . VIENNA, Nov. Majesty. has natnedlig. the Baron D'Albini his Minister Plenipotentiary, at the Diet of Frankfort; M, M. De Mould, Frederic Schlegel, and Angustus Wolf, are at tached to the Legation in quality of Counsellors: ROME, Nov. English and Austrians collected on the 21 - st ult. in a Mnsonic Lodge, in .a _retired part of the town. In spite of their re cantions; the peoplr! Iver'e"Son informed o f th - eir' assembly,'and there .would• have beeit some disor der but, for 'the - prudence of the Covernor, who sent a strong guard to dissipate them. Two sacred Auditors have set offfol: Venice. It is thought they' are charged with a - note relative to .the churches openedin favour of reformed Wor- . ship. FUNDS, peepppt S per Cents._ J. • - - • "'•-• • 5 8 f• 16 c. • • • • ..• .. • 1600 •- • .• . • *** • —f., • . Artnivrp--.1 Franee,: .1, llainlmrgh, • 1 Surinam, I • l'‘Vateeford, I.l , ‘raippt.;• 1 .I'lOll4lW, 2 tiotttariinrir,ll, • 2 liatnburO, 2 ...41.ternicy 4'hey . .•‘-• • • • '•' sToCics: vr.ort: P 7, € 4 ,l`ick.' • • • .ndia notidi,-26,-33. , pr.•`•;• Excheii. hills,, par, .o.ll;nium, 1411 pr. Ditto fur Pay►iirnt, 14 15 pr. 'Cuii9.•fdr . • .1' RICE • 0 Tlll3 'DAY AT •r Ralik Stock, : . I 3 . per Cent. Red. 6Di 3 per Cent. Con 4. 4 per Cents. 74 n 5 per Cent. Navy Anti: stint • Hank L. Ann. 15 1-10 b .1 HIGH Sy.:ITElt A LCM:I)c Alorning, 43 minutes after 1. 1 w., }, ~c cLi