The Sun. — London, England, 1815-11-20 00:00:00

110ItE GN INTELLIGENCE. FRANK FORT PA PERS, [fIEt2FIVEI) THIS- MORNING.] CONSTAZ:TINOME, StPT.: Serrian De- ! puties %vim were here, have been sent back to the Commanders of the Ottoman forces in that Pro- Vince. If we may judge - of the sentiments a the Porte by the good reception they have had, it is to be - hoped that, it his scut instructions to its Corran'ander's calettlated to di...1 1 1:46r .ever the nib trwt of the Servians, and by satisfying- their just demands, lay the foundation of a perfect recon ciliation, and of the durable tranquillity of the Province. . The Porte continues to put in the best state of defence the forts of the Bosphorus, and the two batter'res of Terapia, opposite the mouth of the Channel. The Weehabites, by the last accounts from. Aleppo, which are of the Ist of September, remain assemble►l near Dharia,, in the great desa►rt not far trOm Aiecca, and are closvly observed by .the troops of Mehemet My Pael►a.. There have been only iorneexeursions of. the Arab Tribes on the fron tiers of Syria, arising from quarrels among . themselves. The ravages of the plague have diminished Ivithin this, fortnight, but there are still some in fected in the Greek Hospitals of the Seven Towers, I . § well as at Vera. The English Doctor Maclean, vi , ho pretended that the contagion was not much t . O be feared; but was himself . attacked, is nearly recovered. The accounts from Alexandria, ey prus, SmYrtia, Thessalonica, are thud' more satis factory; the plague is stated to Cave wholly ceased There: there, are only some traces of it in the en- Thessalonica: Mul+itcn, ' Nov. 9.—Mr. Rose, the English Minister at our Court, goo 4, in the same quality to that of Berlin. He set out yesierday to his new post with his family. Mr. Lambe, his successor, is not yet. arrived. Mr. Hcrvey, his Secretary, is already here. , HAGENAU, Nov. I.—We hear nothing yet. of the surrender of Landau. It is,. 4nwever, said it t'villshortly take place. A carps of '6OOO Aus trians is assemiged between the Larite and the Queich, which is to.form- the garrison of that place. We do not yet know what positions the nstrians - will occupy in Alsace;, the instructions are expected from Paris, the Convention being al. ready concluded. VIENNA, Ocr. 2S .—MercbatitS' letters from Brody of the 2 ith October state, that 'General Benningsen had had for 14 days his head-quarters s i t Odassa. The rumours of an avroaching war between Russia and the Porte still maintained their ground,, not withstanding their improbability. - At the Court of the Countess of Lipano, Mu rat's arrival ha:l been expected for some weeks some of his effects are•stated to have arrived at Trieste. The news of his unhappy end has been in e iv e d with firmness by his wife: She is said to lave observed to the Austrian Captain wl►o has the superintendance of the - castle of llaiu►burg, and who gave her the first information of this event, that :the had tried to dissuade her husband two years from all his foolish enterprises, and parti- Cralarly when he undertook his last campaign a.gairist Austria, but her arguments had been in vain. She, however, seemed inclined to doubt of his final fate. I.lAst.F., Nov. 4.—A1l the letters front the inte- T ior of France continue to announcethat the symp toms of fermentation increase there every day.— mauv places those who are recruiting for the Royal Army have been insulted, abused, and driven iwny. Almost every where the ancient soldiers of.Napolcon refuse to serve in it, and the collec tion of the taxes bcconies every day more and rifore 0 1 . 1 the 29th of last month, four Austrian cuiras- suers were.massacred by some peasants near a vil lage situated- in the environs of Montbelliard.— Simile vigorous steps have been taken 'in that town, the"it;habitants of which were greatly sus- . pected. The cantons of Ury,'Underwald,- Zag, Lind Tissen, have agreed to raise a thild butt s alion Cot' DUTCH (RECEIVED LAST NlcniTl fl tusst.ts, Nov. 1 I.—Orders were received here on the Sth inst. to prepare' every thing ne oess,o-v ht this city and neighbourhood for>n rms.., sian army 4.70,000 men and 20,000-horses, coin -1 - using the ..sth awl 6111 Corps tit the Prusian which were to march plirough here on their return front France. - All the - ne&essary measures were talten, when' ucws arrived, that .upon the French frontiers,' orders had .been received for the Prussian arnu.y to halt and go .intocantunments till further orders. The Prussian troops have con sequently spread ihe'ralitTses r7C7I - efl frontiers, even to the reighbourhood of 1:41:e. %%lila causes no Uneasiness in that city. It is remarked that since that time .the dt4 of the French fortresses, Conde, Valenciennes, and Botichain, is again performed with, the greatest The gates are opened•rery late in the morning, and shut again very early. The unt works are well icenpied. This gives - risa • rious conjectures. strictnest. Several:Prussian regiments liav already passed thronth Namur, to go by way of Leige Aix la-Chapelle. As we hear, this Movement is sav ed for the present. • From Dinant to.Givet is crowded With iirus sian troops. Numerous trains of Ivaggons, with arms, ammunition, and artillery, coming from the interior of France, .continually pass over the Maese to the Prut , sianithettish provinces. From the other side, we learn, that several Prussian brigades will remain for the winter on the banks of the Moselle, between Treves and Coblentz. Detttehmints of troops of all arms continue to arrive - at °blend, going to join the Dtike . of Wel linpzton's,army. , lIAGIrgy Nor. 12.—His' Excellency Lora 'Clan carry arrived here the day before yesterday;with a numerous suite. We hear that his Lordsir:p is, come to resume his post as Amba:sadnn Extraor dinary- and Minister Plenipotentiary of his jesty the King of Great Britain to our Court." ALTG,O3UIiG, Nov. 6. 7 —A public print says, '' It seems almost as if there was a stop in the march of the allied troops to their own country. Front Lorraine, Alsace, Champaigne; and Flanders, We learn that Austrians, Prussians, Russians, and German contingents, have not continued their march, but have gone into cantonments, which may be considered as almost winter quarters.— Some people also pretend to have remarked that each of the four great Powers concentrates its forces in a smaller space, so that in a short time each army will be almost. alone." BRUSSELS PAPERS, [RP.CEIVE6LAST NIGHT]. ...BRUSSELS, Nov. 14.----The head-quarters of Prince Blucher are expected at Namur to-mor rov, the 15th, turd will remain there till the 20th, On which day the French fortresses which by the stipulation of the Treaty of Paris are to be de livered up to the Allies, will 1.4 e ocCupied by these troops. By the order of the Duke of Wellington, the Commander-in-Chief of the English Engineers has stionnoned to. Paris his first Aide-d -Damp, who was at Brussels, and who was charged. the direction of the plans of the new fortresses to be built on our frontiers. He set off a - day'or two_agowith all .the plans nud maps relative to this important subject..' The line of the tow for tresses will extend from the North S' to e Meuse; and will go -down that river tcycomplete the system of its.defence as fai• 'as Maestrecht ; aecording to this plan, ,the towns of '['fiery and and Liege would. be fortified. BRussci..s. Nov. ls,—The Governor of ai nault addressed a circular letter to all the Mayors of the Provinces, to inform them that the retrogade march of thir.: russian troops, the news of which has''heen several days in circulation, has only suspended for the moment their passage ,through Belgium. The Castel Gazette notes, after letters from Vi enna, thAt it is again in agitation to create for the Archduke Charles, a Grand Duchy of the Middle Rhine, of which Mentz would be the ca pital. •. • • His Royal Highness the Prince of Orange is now arrived here from Spa, in,good health. MILAN, Ocr. 28.—1 t was on the 9th of Octo ber', that the English regiment that forrned the garrison of Messinii delivei•ed up the,plaei to the Sicilian trOops and embarked, The Official Ga zette of Naples affirms that all the provinces of the kingdom have expressed the most lively joy at the tate ot:Alurlt ; and that this happy event has been solemnized in all the churches. His Niajesty had an address presented to him on the occasion. FRENCH PAPERS. FURTHER EXTRACTS OF sATurajoArs ARRIVAL. PARIS, Nov. 15.--- t The Chamber of Peers (441 not meet Oil the 14th. In consequence of tlic powers delegated under date of the 13th, to. Baron Seguier, by the Chan cellor, .he proceeded next day to examine thirteen witnescs ; among whom were.the Prince de Poix, the Duke (lc Duras,. the D►dke Of Reggio, M. Des-_ premenil, Chef d'E,seadron, M. dc la Gcuetiere, Lient..Colonel, and the Chevalier de Rochemont, &c.—The. order of arrest has been notified to the The Ecclesiastical Peers have not attended ; they never do upon trials for life. It was decided by the Chamber, 'that the Peers who are wit nesses are not to assist in the deliberation. They retired immediately. It is thought the Chamber will proceed to the reading of the documents on Friday. M.Beguier, the President of the Royal Court, is named Judge Advocate: Ladies are not to be admitted_ Marshal Angereau will decline sitting as Judge. - Two . galleries are fitting up ; one of them to hold the 25 Members . of the Chaniber of Deputies, who are to be present as a deputation ; the °Hal. Will contain 60 people ; places are assigned, it is said, for the journalists. By the 582 a and 5 - 83(1'AM:ides of th'e Criminal Code, referred to in the Ordinance . nf: the 12th, the decision o f t h e Ch am b er i s to he by the ma jority of Notes. in case of au equality of votes, the aceused.shall be declared inuoeeut. , . Marshai iN'ity.ii to 'be' retnoved — frnm .the. Cod eiirge'rie to the Palace Of the Luxembourg. A lodgingis.preparing - for him.. • 'A piquet of National Gnards bivonacks in the Court of the• Palace of Justice. . This morning afrivcd several 'detachments of , troops with e've'ral wilt The Pi efect of 'the DepAttinent 'dr the Rhone. has .alrftrly. thought it necessary to organise a Moveade volunteer force, to ti:ssist in maiutain in,.; public tranquillity, and in causing the Royal" authority to be respected. We are assured that Monsieur is to quit Paris this week, to visit the vestern departments. A hawker was apprehended on the l2tli for clandestinely - selling portraits of the brothers and sisters of Buonapave. They write from Rome that the Ambassador of the Court of Naples, the Marquis Tassalda has demanded•of his Holiness that all the members of the family of Buonaparte may be sent front Rome; it is . said Ferdinand VII. has made the same demand. . . Night guards are about to be organized in the department of l'Oise, on account of the diligence. between Calais and Paris having been robbed. Reports says, that it has been resolved in a, Council of the Allies, that the garrison of Paris shall not consist of English only, - as was at firit intended, Mit that it shall be composed, of 4,000_ Russianl, -LOOO Austrians, 4,000 Prussians, 4,000 English, and some auxiliary troops. The departure of the Jesuits from RoMe for Spain has occasioned warm discussions in the College of Cardinals. The Dominicans and Fran ciscans have ntemorialised his Holines against the measure.' The King of Naple's has sent eight white horses as a present to his Holiness. The Prussian Privy- Connsellor:.Stagmann has. announced to the Russian Commandant of Saar-, bruck,6.that '' in pursuance of the Convention concluded by the Po►vers, either between them selves or with the f+ren►ch Government, the to►vu of' Saarbruck, and generally all that part of the department of the Sarre which remained to France in virtue lot the. Treaty of Pe.ace of the 30t,b of May, 1814, is united to Prussia, and will in f►i- Lure he incorporated with the Grand Duchy of Lower Rhine." . It is added, that Prussian trooPs are on their march to take military possession of the same. In the Gazette Officielle of this day, we find an instruction on the part of the iNlinister of War, for a CoMinission to he formed, for the pUrpose i of examiuing the condOct o f th e Officers wh4l served during the late- 'usurpation. 14t. To ic wove from actual service those' dangarous who wOuld carnipt the spirit of the troops. '2d., To establish a necessary distinction betwten the Officers trho attached thenhelves to the Usitrper*s cause with eagerness, awl those who tan ely join ed in the bad example which they.set them. ROME, OCT.. 12S.—Lord Beutinek has had seve ral conferences with' the Cardinal Secretary of; State. It is feared that th e E ng li s h do,not play so touch disinterestedness as %vas - at hist be lieved, and that their assistance will cost the Holy See the.cession of some port. It appears as it the British Government were desirous of coming no Italian Power. There is talk, as of a think•cerfain, - of the cession of the Riviera, iof the Levant, of :Spezzia, and the -principality of Carrara. In the kiugdout of Naples they continue to hold Capri, and arc fortifying Viareggio. They also - Occupy Civita Veceliiid.—Time will better disclose their_proje‘ts. FRENCH PAPERS, of the 16th and 17th, [RECEIVED THIS FORENOON.) Thee Jouinals have arrived at so late an honr as to Cotniiel us to notice their contents in a rtiry ,:unnuary manner. . (Prom the Moniteur of the.l7th..) Count tlacas has arrived at lcaples, and pre sented his Credentials -as r.le Ambassador of Louis XVIII. The King of Napl es has conferred the mime of Cetta fedelissimq, most faithful city, on Pezzot for its conthiet on Murat's debarkation ; and lia4 given great immunities to the citizens. Great damage, ha►s been done .to the shipping on the coast of Genoa by tl►e prevalence of teu►pest- uous weather. CHANIBER OF PEEII3. The. Chamber ►►►et yesterday at half-past o►ic o'clock, and sat till near eight o'clock in. the eve tg. (From the .I(ntrugl dc.r Debate.) Pants, •Nov. appears that the Treaty between France and the'Allied Powers , will ,be signed on the morning of•the 19th. The dcpa'r-. tures of Lord Castlereagh• for England, and of Prince Hardenburg for Frankfort and Berlin, are announced for the beginning of next week. The- Bureaux of M. Pfuel are, it is said,.to remove at the same time. In the . sittingpf th . e Peers yesterday (16th) the report of M. Seguier was read. To-morrC)w, at ten, the Chamber bear the requisition of M: Bel lart, the King's Procureur-General ; his Majesty's Commissioners (the Ministers and M.Beliart) will . then retire, and the Chamber will dcl;berate the question, if they ought to issitui the order for arrest.. On account of thi'Te days necessary delay, the first Sitting at which , the Accused will appear, will take place on Monday or Tut'Sclav next. . There were yesterday 161: Peers present, and 51 absent. • 0.• The Members of the Chamber wh o are either actually Mini sters , or belonged to the preceding Administration %rho 'proseputcd the,accused, M. M. de Richelieu, d e reltre, Barb!: 'llarbois, de ‘de LuCouri, 'dgriwitiii St. Ci e ' }.l:e excitideti; • 1.1 refusal of Marshal "has been re . ,:;,; • cognit;cd tis E;:t:flicient by ibe Chamber. It is said tlipt M. licr;yer, the defender of ;Nrar shit' N . ey, gnm;ll:;ces that his pleadings will last - twelve linr.rs There , file •sixtecn SSE . The Communication irmn Miriiiters to Chattier "f 'Deputies is app:intl:i! for tci-ntorros c at halt-past 12. (rtomflie 7,zrlle. rTe eta r,' .1 MADRID, Nov. 5,--.Th ev. ""k of a sCriOUt. misunderstanding between Spain and lE,ngland• The Empecinado has been sent under a gua rd to Montzon, in Arragon. B.allasteros is re 7 Mitted,'under surveillance, to l'ampeluna. T h / 1 speak of the arrest of two very important per., There is a king report of a victory gained °vet the insurgents o f Gusco in March List, by Gen eral Ramire2. VENICE, OCT. 29.—The Bells are ringing) t ha. cannon of the forts announce the arrival of the Emperor of - Austria. Ten thousand barks .8 0 d gondolas covet _the,g cauandlakes— .0n the Pl ace of Saint Mark, the_e-three flags of the three kiz i g' e cloths ara hoisted, as. dining the last era aif the Republic: It is believed, that his .1.4' jesty will enter this -evening. 'Magnificent 04 lurnivationS, &c. are preparing. • The Civic Cou p " cil have purchased Canova's fine statue of to present to the Empress. Arco()Na, Nov. 2.—Onr com Mme has rctqco - • • • : the greatest activity. It seems certain. that the English oppose the re-establishment -.of the OK' - , tary Order of may credit letters •'-from.• Vienna, there is still a proposition ceding Co'rfu.,to:the Order, on Condition that they: should ClOntinue tyeiroperations agnilist ot rates.—The occupy 011 r ::They, will he replaced by an fitts-triata'gatti' 3 °ll If the Ist of ,January. , • .. (;ENOA, Nov. 6.—Tw o thonsPnil Eng;k l l .-neer have arrivtd to work on the fortificatiotto4 oirr- city... The . p. e opl e b e h o ld th ese laboarS. .7: , an . . , !.iely, , tntl . fe.,;r from irk much precaution that: f fate of Genoa is not vet fix e d. Optic!: PARIS, Nov. 16.-- , lt•appcars certain that the Treaty was signet last Thursday: ri fhe Ar ticie !! sve are assured, fill five or six folioTagei.. cotiaiEn'cvraAotnitlanY- . Numerous pntrolcsare marching tlirough ?"111; night and day.. The greondieys of the.Gaard3ll.' the ticndartnerie of Paris are on foot. There arc a gre a t n u mber •of recent fter'cl4 Emigrants at Constantinople. The communication to b e made to the (1, her of Deptiticsthis . evening, has f or i t s objec t ' -- the establishment and organization of I' llr ' :"311.41' COURTS. : . They announce for to-morrow the .departure of Lord CaStlcrcagh.' FRENCI? FUNDS. S per Cents Bank Action:. i .56 f. 2 0 c. 75c• ;•:"., -------------'" , NE `Cr S kTUItI ' Tilt , A A- • . ).11 MORNING, NINE O'CLOCK, ~r s , LAST DAY OE DRAWING • THE •15,000 T1C,07, THE WHEEL IS MATCHLESS : 11' CONTAINS Ti , ". 1%:-IZES 1W L,30,000,, TWO PRIZES OF 4.2 o ; ) ° th '' _..._...5 - . . . .. N1.1.1L. , lance, Lisbon, . jo• An nivrn—l f' • '1 I Holland 1 IlanibUrht, t'•-.I rlalt:i, Flanpers, 3 G,,ttenburg•ll7 i Guernsey a , " ,ft osey, It Dublin, S Watt:Lion,. Dir E-1 1-lawburgh• • pRICE OF STOCKS Tilts DAY AT TWELVE &CLOCK. India Bonds, Gs. 7s. Pr' Escheti. hill ' , Qs. 6s. Pr. onminal, Iqi Ditto for Payment, 11;ii I Cups. fur Openin3,,b2 Bank Stock 3 per Cent:Red.:6ol4 3 per Cent. Cons,. 81 g C 2 4 per Cents. 75L 4 5 per Ct. Navy Ann. 92 911 Bank L. Ann. 1;) 5-16t1►S • Morn i I I:, 57 aftci• F i2 T an ( ll/ I)l3griers. HIGH XV ITER, L ONDON TH S ELN. ~` S , ?I•EM. 0 1 13 DICEttE VALstIM At'„wAT _ -r----. . • . ' • r .LONDON, 3roxl)'/IY, xovLllB - 1 1 2 0 P I ' ll '• r „11/ei.ters fr ont' die Duke of WELLIN were " 'Cll. Tfy . iyed by Government. this mo rning, 1 ' " II were Inuncdi a t e ly forwarded to the curl of Lii".ll' POOL,. at Fife House. We do not liretenuy ° f but. course, to.be acquainted with their conten ts, we have reason to l a elieve that the Treaty offea.FC will not be brought to this country till at leas t cl-oy or two hence. • . - - Foreign preceding colo w Journals, occupy our • gr.' of . French Papers - to the 18th, and It "" e . NEy's trial proceeds on Monday or Tuesday.: 0;1! tl:ie - parisiau .statements respinting ale eirety,. We have only to r ema rk, that our own inte ! , Bence above is prefe ra bl e . . There ~s eems to b", something new stirring iii: Maly. The Emperor of AUSTRIA has arrived at Venice. . . ni.: We have . Letters from Malta to the 10tI tat:: bit they contain - little of interest, • and tlo not. mention the French l'rioners , Staillstzre