The Sun. — London, England, 1815-11-10 00:00:00

bics dial till tl.c mit-howes .11f the tw o Pal , res , arc occ , ipicil by the cavalry,. officers, mid sti7)1111. ter :s The raid qveolf. , ;:le Park, rr MU the gate of Qt, (;r , ,11 of ..SeVr.s, 611 •11 thv soldiers ar: bmily occupied "At' s til'i in pitching tens and building tent : porary.i , arr.,ieks in various parts the Park. - 'tile 1);,t (less of.o!c!enbar,yti arrived tiie . •Orto!ier at I,eipsic Tins Princess con-• fr i m e d - h e r . ..inn e the'form.ving day to Berlin,. •ty;ere her bt , itliers, the Grand Dukes Nieda and ".7'l , lechael are alrearly arrived. Thl E tiprtss of passee, through Frankfort on the 'Lb inst.. also on her csy to Berlin.. (knera.l Blucher, ar,twithstanding his hurt, has left Paris Niadame Hamelin has received orders to quit . Paris. • Fifteen Federates have been taken ap in the de= pitFsments of the Saoite and Loire. The gm] ions of Langres, Chaumont, Blr-sur-Nuke, atal Vatukuvres, have received or ders to march immviliody to the frontiers . : From Dijon to Paris the towns and villages are; totally e.aeuated by the Allied troops. Thy Gover , nnent of Paris has oficially stated that during the first 16 (flys, 636 Of iCeis of all ranks,. and 1,224 non-commissioned ,pAii : - CCIS and privates received orders rout the Gover 'hor rind card- of route to leave Paris. Daring the. remaining 1.5 days of the same mouth,• 338 (A des, and 1,090 non-commissioned Offirers and pri vates in like manner reeeiVed cards of route. The total of • soldiery who left Paris in that month iv. - re, 974 Officers and 2,314 non-commissioned rs-and privates. • The Court of Revision sitting at Bourges on the appeal Lieutenant Rosey; of the 24 ehasseurs, has annulled the sentence passed by the permanent Court Martial of the 21st Military Division, which capitally condemned that Officer. [From Galignani's .I.ressolger.) The Austrian wirrison at Dijon is composed of between 3 and 4000 men. Lyons continues to be in a state of perfect tran quillity. The good spirit of the inhabitants is.ma nifested-more and more every day. . Moulins, Nevus, COne, I:aCharite, Briare and iNitintari, , ,is, ate entirely evacuated by the Alli c d troops. The Ministers of the Allied Powers, who are ex pected to sign in a few days the definitive conven tion with France, will leave here in the cow se of next %reek. Prince Metternich will remain bete arose, for a• short time.' Pr awe Hardenberg and Baron _Hum boldt retian to Frankfort, to assist . on the Ist IX-cetnber, at ti:e opening'of theGernianie Piet: Count. Go,ltz .willcontinue to reside here, lity of Amhassi4dOr trout Prussia to the Court of France, until the return of Baron Hoptiholdt. llAsT.l.D•r i ac - r. 31 . are a6surell that the tiegocio ions hgtween Austria and our Court, taken a morefavotirahle turn, and that our Grand Dake vtill . prOliahN - ohtain the ilistrits of Spire and Lets % rows, and a part of that of Kayscys- Lotera in return for the cessioh to Austria of the Brisgau, Upjier Margraviat, anal our pos,es gions Upper SNaiiia. All that part of the left liank.of the Rhine, situated between Frankenthal, Ilientz, and Kreaznach, will be ce led to the Grand Duke of Itesse" Daruistadt: Mentz and Landau will bcetnte tortresses of the Confederation. I%IAILS. AnalvEn—t Garroter and :ersey, t D:4)111i, 1 Waterford. Die---f Holland, 3 Gotte.lbttr;;ll, 21-lambargh. PRICE 01 Tills DAY AT T F STOCKS 'Atha Bund9, 53. Gs. pr. Exclieq. Bilis, 3s. Sc. 7s. pr. noinium, Ditto for Payment, 1511 Cons. fur Nov. bIZI rank Stock, 3 per Cent. Red. COKE per Cent: Cons. di 4 per Centi. 7.115 75 . per Cent. Nas'y Anat. 9104 Bank L. Ann. 16 3-16ths fitGu wATEIE :IT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning, 31 minutes alter , 9. I liveuitig, 2 minutes after 10. Tr 'F SUN . 3r)IEM kkUIS IntURF. FALSILINI AtHn ? LONDON: FR A' 0 E:11 : B E a 10, 1,513. We have reason to' believe thitt the4;onventiOn Intwcen die Aliicd Powers and France will not reach Loirdo.. so goon as. - becu expected.— Wire clo oiir - rnivinate, its arrival, before . the latter ac.l;t.. From ti►e Paris Papers to the 7th, we have. copied a few fe;rtlier extracts 'in addition to those wliicb we were enabled, to publish in a second im pression of THE SUN of yesterday. They %vill be found to merit the character %ye then gave of , . tliiitrof being vo.y kirreti. The tranquillity- : of Pacis has been consulted, by s'entlilig ( ` tutu it about t thousand of the Betel Officers, and above . 26oo sab:ofticers and soldiers attached Co. BuoN4PARTE, Who had too bw,iness 'there except to excite tumults, and commit crimes. The only retnarkableprocedure reported of the Chambers is 'a discussion brought on in the. Upper Llouse respecting Count LASJpiNtits' pnblieation of his Speech on the subject of the Law against the Seditious, in a pamphlet, Which has been ar raigned as contray to privilege. It will be re c:,lleeted that only ten fl,ys ago the Peers resolved that a proces-verbAl Of their discussions should be printed in the 3louiteur only, but this did not' suit -.. 1) : -1 NI, LAKJUINxis,' fink+ ninkisig ids speech, Fit'd that the IlkitAe re::ect S ra print it and shaile the .fools." Against this miblicat fon. the Peer who Brought fokwArd ibe(pteition protested, as a writing hi ‘vhieh the first Ittw adopted this session—a law, which , after having obtained the approbatitin of the Chamber of I)eiv.ttie;, united the suffrages of an iM niebse major:iy of that of Peers, was represented as a reocw,al f)i i r lc law against the . .td3ijecied ;in which it is stipl:- - oSed i in defiance of the eXplatiatiens given by the Minister, and of the text of the law itself, ' , hat the right of arresting for state crimes ii;ebn , tided to some hundred thousands of police officers, and that wee must soon expect to see a million of Frenchmen in a state of arbitrary detention ; where the author does not hesitate to assert, that the suspected of 1793 had Mote' resources: for making their groans be heard, than the suspected of 1-615 u ill have ; iu which, iri fine, it is dared to thriiiten the Government, the Ministers, the Chambers, with the never-to-bc-blotted-out opprobzium is attached to the inventors and executors of the !awl: of the stfspeeted. He shouldabsthln from characterising.. such a writihg,, as well as,the ,anxiety with which it had been published and cir culated. But be thought that if, ill the Chamber . of Peers, every thing might be said, and every thing should be listened to, the same libe„y, the. same obligations did not extend beyond its wails; that prior to the adoption of a law ; it was allow able to combat it, but that a law adopted must be respected.; that above all, tine must abstain from ascribing to the Government intentions, views which it never had ; from inviting the pepple to resistance, to whom we owed the example of sub -mission; and that this duty %I-I.lb the more sacred to a Peer of France, inasmuch as his rights were more extensive, his, prerogatives .more eminent. Would it not, in truth, he contrary to every rule, to every principle, were the inviolability, destined to guard his independence, employed only as a cloak for his excesses ? The Speaker deduced from these observations the necessity of some standing order, which should prevent. the recur rence of such abuses. He moved, that a. Com mittee should be charged to present such an or der. As ►o the particular fact, he proposed, that the Chamber should express its formal disapproba , tion of the publication in quesriou. - From the short report of the debate on this .Stti.ject, it appears that these propsitions were received for future' discussion. Yesterday, the arrival. of his Majes,ty's slip Sphynx at Portsmouth, ,was announced : she was the bcart'r of dispatches from our army trj tiie East Indies ; their contents did not transpire of ficially to the public ; but we learn from Ports mouth, that they afford the satisfactory intelli gence of our haviug completely beaten the 'Napoli' Chief, and reduced Lim to the necessity of con cluding with us a Treaty. When the last accounts carne away, we were complaely At peace wit , -the Napoulcse country ; and all the troopsfroin-Ma dras and Bombay had been in coirsegnenec order ed back to their cantonments. By the terms of ;he Treaty, the chain of forts and, strong natural positions along the frontier of Napaid, bordering upon, and indeed intermixed with the Compaq's territory, have been conceded by the Treaty, and a recurrence of the aggressions and predatory warfare which had for years been carried on with impunity by the . Napaulese, and which at length provoked hostilities, need not in future be appre hended. The Morning Chronicle is very indignant that yesterday " None of his Majesty's Miniiters chose to spew the usual mode of, attention to the Corporation , by their presence, though the Loma MAYOR is chosen in the regular order of the rou tine. Do thc , y . mean (exclaims the angry Ediy or), by this glaring impropriety, to give a tone and fishion to factious distinctions, in s tead of being the first, as they ought to be, to spew becoming respect to the established Magistracies of the country ?" . The same Paper informs us that the Loan CHANCELLOR and the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE- QuER were among the Company*. But, perhaps, Offence has been taken because Lord CASTLEREAGH did not break off the Treaty of Paris, and come post to get himself jammed in at table between Master Bnoucitam 'and Mar CART LIGHT ! from whose conversation, during the repast, he might have received so Much instruction ! Or why might not Lord LIVERPOOL, the Puttee REGENT's Prime MiniSter, sit down cLeek jowl with the LORD MAYOR, forming a trio with * This we take cum grim) salis, as a dictum of a Journal ninth addicted - - mistakes. 'Not being. at the Feast ourselves we cannot answer fur the accuracy of the list of the.. GREAT Fur.xiranung - the COmpany, and, therefore, on!y doubt that neither of theke cmiacnt persons were at tits of an absent Lady. Perhaps, indeed, some of the Royal Family might not it right to -grace the feaat of the h') , o n-trientr of Co lonel WAnDLI3;.: who tried to as,assinate 'the . cliAnkter of their Brother, and probably meet the ttallont Colonel with the gallant M:jor al ready nrentlotied: Perhaps some :INTinisters might not like to dance cotillions with his Grace of Gl. 4 otlCEtTttli And MissWtion, for all Ministers are not so fond of jigging it as the Talents were. But it seems scarcely worth while to seek apologies for this "glaring impropriety" on the I:art of our Rulers. To reprobation unmitigated, universal, bitter; do we Surrender them. May they be pu :#lsheci by drinking porter hop-less, and malt-less, and entire from the Lord Mayor's drag shop ! May they never sit at City feast; nor dance with Lady, Mayoresses ! May they never taste the edifying converse of-a CARTWRIGHT; OA: loyal intercourse •of a WAnii.E, the pure declamation of a WArrn- MAN, the_wise' meditations of a IVOOD, the philoso phical discoveries of a BROCGHAM, the immaterial logic of a lloaNea, the Neapolitan information of a HOLLAND, the inspired intelligence of a GLouCr.s•rEa! May all these, and worscr thAs be their lot, till, submissive and repentant, bending tinder a contrite spirit, they obtain for givene"ss, and are once more admitted to see the Men in Armour, and feed under the awful .protec tion of Gog and Magog. WI .-We were lately told that the whole produce t f Madeira had failed this year ; and we see in a iiloriaing.Paper to-day, that all the vines of Teneritie have this season forborne to fructify. It would be convenient to know from ti hat quarter these St S proceed, as they evidently tend to raise the price of •wine; and it uti. t lit also be useful, to coUnteract their effects (if true), by 41415 p i liing an account of the %vines Warehoused its this country,. the quarnity of which, if we are tightly informed,.is solintuense, as to set us far out of the leach of a scarcity, even should Ma deira and Tettelitie not produce a grape fur half a dozen of years. . The Princess of WAt,r,s arrived on the 15th tit Lugano, and set out the next morning for Luvino. Their imperial Ilighness, , s the A.relidnlis Jon: and !Awls, with their suite, unite(' at Leicester oh Mon:l4 hst ; on Thes-da ,, mai hing they visit ed the manufactories of ant place, and spent some time in inspecting the m: , ehinery ; thry at - Lc:wards proceeded on their way to Bean thsart, the seat of the Maru'ti> of ANGLEAPA. The French P.:ners 01 the :sth mention an at tempt to liberate E , these of the Gi, coo tradict the rumour, aim! shy it arose trorl ;Lc: detection two men at!ttthi,:i:l,2;•:o hre.tl: into the closet of the Pre=ident AG re (Corer Reya.fe), upon whom a p:ircel of cords Wert t - ouad of suilicitnit length to reach into the •court: of. the Conciev genie where the Marshal is lo,lged. They were secured. The new LORD AYOR, it is certainly said, means to undertake :A Crn,Ade a ; y r i fo .n 8.. t r.. bary States. 111 e City I) , irge. yt,rerday nranurred in a manner tlidt , Iti;.:rds the b es t hopes of - sneces§ in the n,ivai part of the Expe dition ; and aj T 1 I conim.,nd .• the forces, no doubt cati ITaSOMtbly li e eu 7 tertlined of a riorious result. • Yesterday, no less than oae htmilred and Arty two debtors were surren(!er , :d by their bail, to the benefit of the Ilisoloent Dell , or-s Act. English races eon; in9c to b;!,'exhibited illy. There were .t'r , , I-I:wdieap SweeiwAes 0,1 THesday fast ; Lord KINN I D, 1,01;1• C. M AN NERS, and Lieut.-Col. : .tITH, 95th fleg.Th:ing the Stewards. • The name. of Monsieur has been given to. the street ole Frejus, Pai k. The first . naine of, this street was. Monsieur, tl►e secon:l Bigot, and the. third Frejus, to recal the none of the port where BuonAPARTe landed on his return ft um- Egypt, in 1799. . ;Messrs. Horn and Co. have announced, that rite Court of Uussia will distribute new obligationsfor the amount, of the shares of the. Russia Loan, negotiated by them for the accommodation. of that Court. Mr. ALDW6RTII, of Ne‘vtnatkrt, county,. of Cork, has made a reduction of - rent to his tenants —one-foar h to those who held grazing lands, and. one-third to those who held tillage {And,. A girl named Mary Hayes (about seven years old,) of Parteen, County of Clare, :%venr into a boat on Thursday last, near the Salmoil with four or five other small children ,; another who remained 'on the bank, pushed off the boat, and the above child seeing the - boat gOiag With the current, leaped Out and was .niifortnnately drowned;—The boat was followed by John Boyce, who saved the rest; but .he was 'lilfeleSS het ore site could he taken up. On Monday sennigla, A. King, Esq. Surveyor of Excise, assisted by Messrs.. Roughan and Clanchy, proceeded with a party of the Kilkenny regiment to the parishes of Dysart and Killrcedv., County of Clare, where these act live Oilicers de stroyed several distilleries and malt houses ; .but in consequence of the heigl,t of the floods, the stills were. brought off by the proprietors. On Monday. the 30th ult. some part of the wreck of a vesel was discovered floating at sea; - . . about a mile to the southward of Donaghati?e. It 'proved to be the mast ok a cutter, or sloop, car ried away by the deck, with the standing rirging attached . ; the top..mast and main-yard, SM:).± part of the running rigging, the g,4 top-si,l., and. some shreds of the mainsail. 0;1 the gall' tole -sail is the maker's name, " Kititurni and Log, sail-makers ) Liverpool." The rigging'is i - lapparently new, the mast about 14 or 15 inches in die partners, and has belonged to a vessel about 60 tons burthen„ The lop-mast is Very long, and 1 the gait' top-sail nearly tiew ; the standin. z ; ridging appears to be puteut rope. . Li' l=`_ L. G 1 ;th tr { EXTRA..::I' OF A LETTER FROM BASsETEIO 4, iIAL6E2PF, DATED OC÷. 14. • The Ilead-qUiti.:eii of the arinY are ZOW Wished in this Colony. The permaaency sio° resideuc, must i of course; depend npou toe " -ci of Ministers ; but it is sxijpOsed that *e 5116 %, naturally retain this - Colony -‘N the only eollirebe sation which we shall -probably eret gel; f or expellees Of the %var. In point of tte'il.:yan d twat advantages, it very far surpa!ses all out es Islands. " Two hundred and sixteen Baxzapartists now prisouerOn the fort, under the arrest C:f tb d . Governor-General, and are soon to be sent England to await the disposal of Ministers. i f ilez are to anchor at St. Helen's, till orders are reec ivej from- London respecting their future destioa!i., There are a great many bad subjects here, ° II look upon us with an evil eye ; but there are, ' 29 the other hand, many men of property. %do- - gladly become permanently subjects of G;eat fain. I cannot but repeat my hope do t lin • Island may remain with us . It is worth a ll (1t uwu Islands put together." NAVAL NEWS. LIVERPOOL, Nov. B.—Pat back the ril 4 "' LIENNY, that sailed the Bth Sept. having susoinca t c l : 4 : e i t t i s i i ob d r e ci r gt a . b ili l r e it ai d i3. a yt t . n 4 i a t s g w e :l4 a :i t i ;a , i l ii i io ff e " t e si r : e . nt 33. periods ) n ; il ° : is i t. : henee.for Quebec—had receire F d "- c:i l ls N ;l v e j r La'blef 2 c i in : mage, lost her rudder, hit got arrother shilir after waiting then took two passengers from on Ward herig."l 1 by her tvi-o days and tirreellig‘litgi proceeded until the 9 2(1; in lat. 45. 56. lorl. r 30. 38. experienced a most trem en dous P k I .; t W. N.M. which carried away her maia-tors'" S. split .her trysail, catried away her b ri "' lPll ' sprung her fore -mast, and damaged her raddg f : si in_ this situation, with no appearance of c . ' 3.ll ' o _ I r.f"' of, weather, the Captain thought proper to re e. , DEAL, Noy. 9.—Came down fruits the — I :, , I the Balmer, Hurnum, for the Rot Intliei. 'l'l' outward-bound reuutio.—Wintl N•W , . o . B i 03 . PouTsmeitint, - :::(;v. 9 —ArrivA Ili! "-- .r e „:4t• ' 1 rill!) CH:nubble aud.his Majesty's Phil) On /t i t - i t Lai — 1 1 from the West Indies, and Alcmene frig ate '. I the 7 .:lediterranean.---Winti N.W. A bel k FALMOUTH, Nov. 7. --:.S:tiled the . s' l.3 Ic e, packet, with a mail f,r Lit , bon ; Speeds Pc with a alai! fur Corunna.—Wind W. N.W• . 1 1.4(.2D MAYOR'S DAY. .Yesterday this annual rercmonv , ' clq , oc ..es" b . r.ated with extrnorilinaiy disploy. T' c '' ' nic: l ' slog •was condaacted with wore CO" -4 ; m. rily pomp and eireunlstal ) ee.: b ut ( I, e. g re , 4t ', ill i s i t .. c .r-- ing attraction of the.day was the renOv''te(' 3 ' ' • ,: e ts , 1 e.qce 01(3(1;4111*M. 11. would t h ; :, be easy l '',. • ,, lice 'c l oler % • more imposing sp c i-tad e t h in i was prOer" l r l itic f, , t i ! , •': whole assembled Company sat ( 1, ) ,, , n to!' lL , ; ,f hose who have been used only to the br llll3 " i ci t if oil and eandie-light, eau h a v e no adequate file' theeffect of on illumination bygas. It ") C ol "P le s i n:il „ t t I;C ... (6 per et . rat es the whole atinuspher . e, - and date vso genial to the eve-sighf, ti -it ' ~I'l* , il l o as natural and pure as day-li• , iiti , ant! it 5 1 ",_' 15 „., - .a , a warmth as purifiim; t o t h e a ir a s it i::: Crle' .; a ' to the spirits. A along the ivulneromi vi 5. 41.5 • the Mri:.oiog Papers state were-- • - ors; The oul:es of Kent, S us ,4, Gloarec-e•• owl s;''' n the I , : eneh and Ha naverian - lutr 4:ador t s;'t be l ' i e •. P" . . Loadoa, the Lord Chan-e , lor, the Chancellor of t'''"wor chequ.er. Lords Andterst ' l'Yoil-lid and Ersline; ice,,,,. t er • i tiny and Solicitor-Genn'al,' Al . ..:isr;. Wm S'inith, """" Brougham, Kinnaird, Majur Cartwright, .tke. ,l o Cit , I I The dinner party broke tip about ten " - oe al m and the Ladies and Gentlemen retired tn rest Council-room, where, after some interval °I I.. I .' ;l and refreshment, the bail was °petted, 45n-`vi'siss' durstantl, by the Duke of GLoucEsTER u" Woof), the daughter of the new Lord Atlaril.' ..----------- i. nay) ROPIIESTER PEDESTRIAN (Pi th ' . • P ast ro. - Yesterday morning flAxr,E., at a giver._ alla, . 3 - o'cloelf, entered on hi , 100 day's joi9-leYe;ther, notwithstanding the inclemency of ib e " i - a , iveri whii h continued till neatly 12 o'cloc k ' t be "'- throughout the whole of it, as wel l rh s' i l: . r ltsr mainder Of (havint„ , been relieved from a wiin his day's perfortrance, i" I " , s'IV - ''' vats U has cy.nerienced :-thnoS I l l .c!cr " . , ( 3 A (13 5/1" CC:) , Mmenceto , ent ,) and arcamplbbjd by n ft ,Thiles; •before 8 O'ciock; when he breal;fastedi :„ - ,i bY' he then tested nearly an hour, and collIP'"'.1 at 13 mit , UtCS after ten o'clock, 20 miles, bpd 13 dinner, at half-past one, 30 milfs• li e 5 ,, -- n ag, chain a quarto,. a - h e r 2, and at 12 ininote, , . 4-u.'!°'-'k, 37 rhiks, tvhich at that hour EOl pleted - half of his tindettahing, viz. s °. C 4 ,1 176. F.nd which ho has performed in 9 days an', -„ linurl.' 1- , le then seated liiinsiq for a sbor t bu...., on a chair, during which the w1i0.,,c of the spect" tors on the courso -1000:v Cilecred bin): 1g: ° , 1) 1 ; serve , d tø th , ': COilloanv I,i-oatul bin), that if lle*' i the t e i pC.rrni!,teJ,'l;e would'finally accompiish ! , :tainder of his task with in !noel% case as h ie"' l ilt: . Fresent one. t l , .- five 0- cl 9 ck : lie ' vent i° te%'.' ' . ',3"711g tli, - ..-ii gooe 41) milts, and. set Off ag"i',. 1 1 ... . ichich at. intri: O ; ah(i last night, 20 minutes before 9, lie g ii ' D ed LO miles and Ifiti rods. Excellent beef Las been scild llangor, The (;r>lnn:ott iO t i i i ic r l ; i s . : r ei , tii.: l l: ; , l l : ) , Ii i :: ; : 5 11 ) ' l. ` ,l '` ii) l l b e l t a ' . F t ,. c...,_1 6 1 ; r a e i c 3i t ) i r n c ;t i , el o ) z t; c t i b i e n e i ::;itilletc3rLt.le)ile,h;:;;;;(l sO(..