The Sun. — London, England, 1815-09-19 00:00:00

lONEIGN INTELLIGE.NCE. FR EN C PA P ETAS , [nEcEivF.b TIIIS ...,:onNING.] 'rile Gazelle conta►ns Hu OrillnAnce• of thcYKing for the regulation of the Royal Corps of ciendarmerie. They arc to consist of 24 le giousy into squadrons, con►panies, lieu tenancies, and brigades: Their total number will Hinount, to 18,010. The Moniteur gives an extract from a private letter, dated Nismes, Sept. 7, in which it is ;stated, that from the 23d of Angust tranquillity lr•,s been.completely restored, apti no. murder or bloodshed is to be deplored since that period. — 'Many who bad fleet from the city have returned,. and some of the authors of Fhe late outrages have been arrested, and will soon be pia on - their trial. PAats, SF.PT. 13.—Ma'ny Journals have taken upon themselves to announce [hat the Royal Sif tit►g will be preceded-by a verification of powers, and piastponed to the Ist of o;:tober. We are.au thor,ised vely to contradict. this assertion. .11.110DFS, SLPT. 2 : —Apyociamation of the Pre fect oldie department of nveyron con tains these expressions A disposition. to t c-action is maniteseed in some parts of the departinvnt. Inhabitants oh l'Avcyron, to,the.ardcnt imaginations of the South, -violent passions and hateful recollections. You are worthy to hear the language of mo- titration. Wben Enrope in arms bas its eyes fixed on us, and calls for our union as the guarantee of our repose, shall we by perpetuatingnur discords fur nish them with fatal pretexts. Exhausted France has need of peace. She finds it in the arms of her . King. Wl4at French- man will hesitate to throw himself into them. Ought not. the wo►'is of our good Sovereign to he•ever present to our thoughts—" I promise, I %vho have never promised in vain, to pardon my de luded children." •Is it for us to pursue When the King pardons—to condemn• ‘When he absolves. 03 this subject I appeal to all French heat ts, at the bottom of, which these words of the King have . not failed to resound :—I call upon all true citi zens, friends to order and to their country : That they unite with me to prevent all re-ac- Lion cm any pretext whatever, •situ whatever veil it may atte►►►pt to eoveritself. _ I propose immedi;iteiy to proceed through your coOthrtmes, to be• myself the bearer of the itoyal words of - reconciliatiou and,peace. Rbod❖s, Sept. IDES T OCRMEL. (From tja Journal de Par; J.) parts, SEPT 16.---Lady . Castlereagh has ar rived at Paris from Troyes., General Grandler'yesterday again interrogated .74arshal Ney at the Concergerie. The exathina tion lasted from three o'clock to seven. The clay of trial is not yet fixed. The Mayor of Strasburgh has forbidden the in babitants df that city to purchase arms of the disbanded soldiers, and they are ordered to carry to the Town-Hall all which the military may hare left in their houses. FRENCH FUNDS. 5 per Cents. for Sept. 22 COL 90c. 5S f. .iNof. 1037 f. 10.35 f. Ditto for March 22, 18l 'Bank Actions 11AMBURGH AND ,DUTCH MAILS, ERECEIVED THIS MORNING.] lIAMBURGEI, SEPT. I2.—The first column of the Danish auxiliary Corps will repass the Elbe on the 16th of this month, to return to Holstein. A ship with Works of Art from Paris is already arrived in the Elbe ; two other vessels are soon expected, containing articles of the same descrip tion, ‘vhich.are going, hack to Berlin. ..Bur.muN, SEPT. 7.—The Danish corps, in con- sequence of the present state of things, and in order not-to cause unnecessary expence and bur dens to the neighbouring friendly States, is to re cross the Elbe, at the desire of his Danish Ma je,ty ; and the Duke of Wellington has given his consent, on condition 'that the corps remains nn der his command, so as tote at his disposal, in ease any events should render it necessary : it - w ill therefore pass the Elbe in nine divisions, and 0 , 0 , 1 , v as extensive t antontnents as possible in the D uc hy of Holstein, but be still considered as a part of the grand army, so as to. be able to advance on the first notice. wEsEt, have here in miniature an instance of the rc.tributive justice which the avenging Nemesis is now adwinistrating On so Nrge . a scale. The first French, brought in here as prisoners, I General, his Aid-de -Camp and 30 Offiecrs, were forced, notwithstanding all their protestations, to take up their abode upon-hare straw, in the same dungeon in which the Officers of &hill's corps formerly languished, when Napo leo6, contrAry tO 2i 11tLe. laws of natlais, took iron, the jtirisdietion,of their own country, aucl caused to he shot by ei*n arbitrary mandate. - ST. PETERSISURdiI, Aut.-- 25 .—Since ;he (lien ing of the navigation,tbis year, above 1000 mer chantin6i have arrived here ;‘ an tlnconpnonly large tufinber, which will be much increased be fore the navigation is closed. Most of thew are in ballast. ' CHRIS - TIANA. AUG. 23.—0 n the 15th their Royial - Highnesses the Crown Prince and the Doke of Sudermania begatr their journey to Nor way by the way of Nykopping, and arrived at Christiania on the 22d. 0.1 the whole journey they received the most unequivocal proofs of the love and respect of the inhabitants. VIENNA, SEPT. 2.—There is a report current here that Strasburg is io be added to, the list of German free cities, and that Austria is to have the right of keeping a garrison in the citadel. DUSSELIDORF,' SEPT. 2.—lt is sail that Bonn is to be the scat of an Archbishop for the Catholic provinces, Cologne the seat of the Rhenish Uni- : versity, and Monster of a Catholic University.— The - last city and Paderborn will be Bishops Secs. HANOVER, SEi'T. 7.-14;:enten , int-General Count Von Alten, has received from . th6Emperorof Rus sia the' Order of St. Anne, of the lit class, ‘vhili has been sent him by the Duke cif Wellington. BRUSIIELS, SCPT. 3.—The Governors of the French fortresseS slim more mistrust than they did before. Thus the gates of Valenciennes are opened only-four times a day,' for half an bony at a - time, and the greatest part of the National Guards are constantly under arms 'as in time of war. PARIS, SEPT. 10.—It is affirmed that the 111ili tary.Contribution of 800 or 1000 millions, which France is'to pay, is a particular subject of nego ciation between England and the other Allied Powers. It is pretended that England xvishes to remain alone the creditor of Fraiice, and offers to the other Powers to pay to each. its contingent, after deducting the subsidies . already 'paid ; by which means the accounts that {rave been running for some 'years between England anal the Other Allies, will be brought into order : but it isaffirm ed, on the other hand, that some of the Allies will not listen to this proposal. . 4 * We are again compelled to postpone many".lrticles.in• tended for insertion. MAILS. • ARRIVEn—I Malta, 1 Tiam!mtgli, I Brazils, 1 C;ottenlinrgh, Holland, 1 Guernsey and ierscy, I \Vaterford• Due-1 Frat:ce, :I Lisbon, 2 Guttenburgb, 1 Dublin. • PRICE 01 THIS DAY AT T STOCKS of (.LOCK. Bank Stock, 3 per Cent: Red. shut '3 per Cent. Cans. 66i 57 4 per Cents. shut perCcnt. Navy Ann. 65H I ank L. Ann. shut . India Mods, i 3 . ss. dig. Excheq. Bills, is. 31i 4 dis. Owninm, 1 pr. Om. Payment, Oct. 7ii pr. 1 Cons..fOr October, 574 HIGH WATER AT LONDON BII.TDC;F, TO-NIORROW. Nlorning, 9 minutes after , 3. I Evviting, 23 minutes after 3. THE STN. 1101,EM cons picEv.t. XM..913M AUDEAT ? . LONDON , 777E,S SE .1' T E:11 Eft 19, nils. We have a variety of French, German, and Dutch Papers, hut our limits to-day preclude the possibinty of comment. The fil' . st do.not indeed require any—the second consist of specula tions from the Rhenish Mercury, which we may safely pOstpone—and the third are given in our preceding columns, where they will, for one day, speak for themselves, while we refer our Readers to the admirably stated argu inents on the Status quo, which, unlike those of the Rhenish Paper,are not addressed to any selfish interest, but to the general welfare of Europe, on a question in which Great Britain is, thanks to her valour, the least concerned. .Our Readers will 'peruse with some satisfaction the Gazette account of the reduction of Gua daloupe, which) does great credit to the promp tit►►de and dvcision of Sir JAMES LEITH. We do beg once more to recommend the traitor Li t,ois to the cord of his proper order. It appears that this remorsele,s villain . actually had the atro city to sentence to death some lionourable men, who refused to jolt; in his perjury and treason ; and that he had reserved their execution till the 15th of August, as a proper mode of celebrating the, birth-day of the monster whom be served ! What is to he said of such complicated wicked ness ? Is it not, the conduct of devils, to make the slaughter of the virtuous, on account of their vir tue, a mere holiday amusement ? Yet , this is the result. of entrusting to one - of, BUONAPAETE . S Counts, the care of one of the.King':i colonies, THE DUEL-NO DUEL. The following reacheol us too late for a few Papers of our early impression yesterday 4, 'MILFORD, SEPT. 14,1816. " Perhaps it may be sortielyilat interesting to you to kuov,-, that Mr. O'CoNNgL.4,, accompanied Ly troiher ond his i"rietict§, Mr. O'LEAtor, Mr. BENNE'fi', ;irld Mr. WEBB, landed here from the Francis Freeliq this aiternooti, and Focecded 'immediattThi kin their journey to the Contiuent, for the purpose Hf iiteeting ‘rith Mr. PEELE, of which they made ito secret." Since this we imderrand . that MI. O'Cotsrktf.l; has arrived in London, and it is drily announced iu thc Morning Papers (not among tlieertize;. ments), that he is on his way to eirlaiS to eta bark. Of course he' will, we trust, be arrested; and, like Mr. LIDWILL, be prevented by the strong arm of law from doing any deAully harm. It Would-certainly have been a pity hail such men as Mr. Pk.ELE - and Sir C. SAxToN suffered any injury from the random fire of such antagonists. We arc sorry to see that not only in London, but also at Newcastle and Greenock, great in subordination has been manifested by bodies of discharged sailors. The simultaneous nature of these lawles movements is their worst 'symptom. The new Legislatwe Body of .Bakers have fixed the prise of the Quarter» Loaf at Eleven-pence for the ensuing week ! This is really atrocious, and if suffered, we may as well repeal at once all the Acts of the other Legislative Body called the Bri tish Parliament, not on!y for abolishing the AssiLe of Bread, hut•against conspiracy; forestalling, re- ;rat ing, 'and nionopolizing. These hare, indeed, betoinea dead letter so flae as regards , the Staff of Life. Saturday the PamtE liEGt T passed through Southampton. His Itoyjd Highness is now at Brighton. American Papers to the 13th nit. arrived yes terday: The battle of Waterloo, the abdication of BUON PART E, ;411(1 the capture of Paris, were all known in America. Many of_the papers seem sullen and dogged, and will not oiler single comment,upon those events. One of them is loud in praise of BUONAPALITE, whom it compares to EPAINIIN-ONDAS and REGULUS. Some Or these American Editors would do well to go to school again.—Mr; BAYAItD is dead. tie was a Gentle- Man of excellent abilities, as pure in Isis public as virtuous in his private chareeter. ' • Th.e - garrison of Gibraltar, according to the last accounts, IVaS in the bt!St. CO13(116011 ; the troops mere encamped on the neutral ground, and not a single case of fet•cr had taken p!ace for nian - t months. Viscount SinmouTu, who has been upon a short visit to his family.at Sidnionth, De . von, is expect,. ed to► return to tow!) to-nionow. Earl CHOLMoNDELLY l.S•to be erected an Eng lish M l ii ltr i s .,Lord BoRINGDON, 01111 Lord AMP, of VOWyke, are to he at:vanced to the dignity of Earls of the United Icingann. Thursday the Maryt.i of HEnTFotID ‘vas taken suddenly ill, and the whole of the company, ex cept the PniNen ItEGENT, left italey inioecii utelv. The •Alarquis is since better. • Miss 0' IN L L'S terms at Plymouth, arc stated to be 1001. a ig FEL! X LEPELLETIER, one of the old infuriated Jacobins,.wh;) was included in the decree of the 24 h of July, .is allo_wed to live - at his ease at Rouen lVi N . DSOR, SEPT.. 18.—On Friday her MAIEsTY and the PiiNC ESS Es d !led Frogmore. On Fri (hay morning the 14th Light Dragoons Wardle(' out fi'olll the Cavalry Barracks for foreign service, Part (if the Iloy,al Guards Blue, marched in front Kni4htsliridge Barracks. . WALKING M ATC;il.—The Blackheath Pedestrian, did not accomplish his, 50 until a quarter past twelve on Sunday night. I .ie.:-,terzfay morn ing he commenced at a ql;:m e;* :e..ve:), and went off apparently lame. Lle fork: minutes in finishing the first Mile, but afterwards reco vered, and at nine o'clock *was doing his four miles an hour With apparent ease. He afterwards flagged a little ; but it was thought he would. per form the fifty miles before twelve last night. A large body of Seamen, lately discharged from On board of men of war, -attempted to obtain ad,- mission yesterday into the London Docks, fort h avowed-purpose of driving from\ thence all the foreigners they ,might find employed on board vessels lying there. By letters received yesterday from Newcastld, ► we learn, that for snme days-past the seamen in that quarter had again assembled in a body, with a view to obtain 'employment at an advanced rate of Wages. They had taken the niefin.! of prevent ing any ship leaving Newcastle and the neigh bourhood with coals, by dismantling the shipping in the trade. The seamen demand to be paid after the manner of the transports,—namely,' to have, 5/. pet' month, and five men and a lloy to he al lowed for every 100 ton. This (lay a general meeting of the seamen, it was . iniderstood, would be held on the sands, in the vicinity of New castle, to consider what further proceedings they' ought to adopt undi..r existing circun”tanees. A reduction in the Jiumber of sail-maker urn- . ployed in Ports Mouth Dock-yard, took place On Saturday. • CHILD STEALING.--Several days sincp, a short middle aged woman, named Junes, took a way Alice Reed, the-daughter of Robert Reed, a ,Chel , sea'.pensioner in the Invalid Barracks, Five Fields; the child is only two years 9f age. Jones was in the habit of go - ing backwards and forwards to the Invalid Barracks to some persons with vt•hon! she was acquainted, so that she was ge.-: nerally known there!, When she'took the child, it was on the pretext of giving it a tvalk, as she said she was going to Pimlico .to see her sister but since that p'eriod every efforeto learn tidings of her, or the 'Child, has proved Unavailing. its parents are in the most atilicted"state of mind ima gioable. Some ptiblic spirited individuals in the neighbourhood, who have heard of the affair, have,. much to their botioUr, determined to make every possible exertion to discover the child, to apFe bend the WODI/111, and bring her to justice. • , . • - - .. .S.T_Ti N orF icE, T ri -ii o 'Ci,d . 1 '• • 1 We. have the plintt; t:) -- iTiff.7•ilil ' di .' I' ll" ' ' 1 1 " : 3 : it is Wltli lit) slight degree of nleastire, t ll3 ' I‘ t ' . • 'I O'L'oiniELL ‘tas taken into ciii..tody 1115 t ili '"f n : and will this dak be obliged to give sec arici i ( : 5 , keeping the peace vi.ith all- liii Majesty's °I)/ec~titio To the laudable ilgilance of. Ckiveitinloit;,•,iir; hifve, on this occasion, and in the Ca)tare °f ‘.6 LIDwELL, a s % v e yesterday stated, in Vie ins it of Mr. l'i:r.F., a Gentleman nisy have b een- fslt' il Served whose character ii highly ialaed by hi' vi friends, and by every frietid to the couLitry• NASTIL • fiats 'Tile under-mentioned extrg Avere ti 33; 0. S. bong. G. 0. W. tn, Ole 13th Julie viz. Lord Eldon, Nottlitnnlieriand, and Haat" DEAL, SEPT. lB.—Passed here the 1 "' ; Grenville East Indianian, for GiliO3. Arr.Vt and sailed for the River, the Ptincess RoYal',ll/3111:, limit, Princess Charlotte, Loyalty, and Lor d " e lington, all from Jamaica. Came down River, and remain, - the Lady Hamilton and 1.14' .: 'h a, for Quebec ; Bee, for Cork'; and 11°' Friends, for Nantes.—Wind S. - jc" POIITSMOUTII, SEPT. 18. --Arrived his I ,y ty's ship Myrmidon from 'Portugal. r' lssc( a y; for the Downs the Lady Castlereagh, A'''''itoc hies, Cambridge, Surrey, Coldstream, aad '- Tod, from Jamaica t —Wind S. •call the Allier; FALMOUTH, SEPT. 1 ship. job" Watson, from New Orions ta'eket, front Rio 'Janeiro and Grace Pa e/ ' et Malta, with maik.—Wind HARWICH, SEPT.. -18.—The wreck of t bo lt Planter, lately wrecked off Yartnouth,b.3s sos ,towed into this harbour by the Hawke Cutler three sinacks.—Wind S. froi„ The York Chass i e l t -I n F. ; eAmlbl:ll:tretl at 11° ,• ° ; ' e t• o el: : , l ' l .l ) ; l : l l .. ' e r i i t (l k s a : ! : ( l ) 4 l l .. ) a o :: o l ( i i i r h i t l i : t Y t n i i i :: , , i l l t e l :f , e t S i N c s . l o a a t ' t i t ' a s d n b! rtt c. IS; s' '''' all itoit'oell): , T itirei:k.,):: t o° ll •T h e u l s N t: or f c .o e r s te D rs o ii " i ' r n e :d we be.'" j e s , t i , ll t i: f ,. ) i i i t y . 7l , l c e i a ( ' s t' n ' t d ( t ) D i j ) , .l i i ( 5 , 1 , 1 : , :t i l s i ' i e n l i i ‘- ii c o n h ; ; ; I( a ; ( e l r i liteas's:(iltf-'‘) r il'i‘ltitl' l e i lic i ( l e'll'ilvi: _., he Ki 1 kendbuio,l „,„1 ‘Vi4toollire . t. for rlz ‘ ,,' reh from Kirkemlbri,,lit on )ivhl.-IY,"eNt, Gat" 11 , yr , bY the ronte o f Castle '', il 1 . ' L ' . : 3 mOttg :11 11. Extract of a Letter front thel A::::::ra'i ni:e.` 1 ,,,'",;; I :: :"1:"; P lo a i i i r s , de . F:a - nce, M.vettoN.lLD, to-,11,-, itig t ' r f4c , 1 ., 18 . 14 ' . • DUN 14' , , , l'rNi ~ '. S""A'R, Bart. %tilted j'at IS, i9tl)Pece"P%,,. tlie,ir The Scots 11.,,,fi1, . i,,.. Ore known 'l,lljoeil fidelity, ,their courage,'drit c • :id their 11,e.teitiy kit' loyalty. These trait7le (a,eilerally ititlll-1 cow; S i r'( g il l ic i t;: , t t:y i(tt t t t (:::: : 1 1 : ) , a l ) l' i l , c )t e a) : intimated t'le.t N (ei: o t : b . i teitt:ilvtinell:::;:i rieiels:es)1(11:11:e)(1',:c:t:::::,.::':::i;t:.0');::11)1(:°1:::41:1 ; t i . name, fl tl beitmg to a failloy, 11 ... viti , tivc rotes, have been retiowtictl, In conitnon % he e iiie 0111 ' 1 ' Ilighltind cFans of Scotlanti, i ts „ t bl . ll' v : alltultg the brave of a oeperoits.and loori'lei.‘..ete' 110", and who are al,,oclistin,rilis!“(l.fo.' " 0.5' ' it. tuillit , valet! sentiments,: the purit'y of the e at t at tclo" 1t.'“.1 their • mare and incomparable 1.--' hi-serA•ice of their ancient tiovereigto• 0 ,60 9 3 , I hive it in view to carry 11" •o ie forsoio, plan which I have hail ill cOntemplailo" 1 ; 5,d tiffie, that of visiting: your happy IfPgll/s(sioa t'',. tlsioli:anctilia,:il.rlkiielt•iyiri;xilt::::l:t.iielcticses)chlie:httf:r'bet:lic:)ltc iosifilt;C:ll.Clllect til:c:h:_ll.tis:a,risicejil:te.:l.;:'l::l/;:i11:11:: The. Cordi;s, .0r what—iscalled the 'l ‘,,,, rl d 'e e r s i.c: '' ' Blight, whi c h' has made such tireadfol' rl"l:.'i'ii till 'the. apple trees, ,lists lately been tot:1(400510 nighbourboorl of \Vorcester, o n th e 1). filberts. O f t 11 T COVall •lio Stoke upon-Trent, two men and tw° .`" 't /P i hahebrte.pairlefin°ti:viieslifl'ailt7fi'l'llltytititeni.rii'll.:l•l--. (1-16)et° :* 1 : shir,e Advertiser ) 7 00 115 ' clrtril: 0 . it a il l )1 ) se.r(\ti At 1 . L i f ! e . i l ( i t i t c e i s e t e ; ; sc r l t : 8: ii ( t l i ( 1 . : i l e t ib s ,o bring i : I. 3 ‘ B. gc i -e t e i s i t 1 . 5 , " t e i i 1 .: ::: : i ) c Y : : (e e i :ic t s e i , r , ;( 1 ( :: : : ) .- i i i t, l l. l 3 .i . e i l l e r t P Y : t Y li ‘ , (l ,4 ; C I Solomon, for havi"'"ivorn g t 130tv--11 iliee,3 Navin;; the proseentrixes on a certain dilY 11 ' 4 t : 5 ,, k , e - 1 1) Cir. e' 61(14Stance took • place. each, sentemed to one ycar',s ilol)Ii5,()", il l e hard labour in the 1-lonse of Correol:: . . o f i, 4 SulcinE.,--Mr. T . BERRy, oc ciii . ):- .1 ,' jo t . f Crkketters inn, near As lost VS ( ` - in ' o titY ~% PeTi" to his existence, by takiog.',l i l w l i erc " arsenic, 4t the Siakspeitre 1110, 1-3'";:):::.#. ,L, A. had yesidel some days.—Verlit L' u ll ....,V.Oter:l4 ' .Awful. Instanc'e of Sudden ' I)e'' t ' hi; itV , ii , The: deka(' ocot 0 1 mornig, as 117 m: I)Ymooic, IrAs(l . 0f ' 1 , , 5; fell f r° i within a very letv minntes a ' • he w 35 . . . !-ter 1.,. pc' a neighbouriii.- Douse, he esl'irec 0 5 , jhriluitsluirtlinig:lt:l)ter,o, t o i g w h i : ) .5 1.4 t o i lt o e ' ' , s ?, Croft, a pOll-3)eties cat ittile(ll)e(st'e=-11,3i3ik‘'3ee.ni;_ ti,.,,storatci c,'clocit' • , rt 111 ACCIDEtiT.--"--Safordav, ahota • °" , e il Go,po be Admiral Bt.; n noN %vas V ssing thr°l' fright 11tstith a single-horse'ciplise, the horse tt 2r__eetied ‘'t.te cornei. of North Cross-strect; and pt°u,iboiee, 1,, the utmost speed down NOTib-suie,eo:, the grt:,cejr. :vaniimal continued his coarse 't_at:by the °, ,te e , t..llere the Admiral was tlirot.e” mast" severellAffer ("ruing of the carriage, owl A teCe' do :; c te e : i l li i i i: ;‘s'currysicpayta(s)fist tilldencilee:iie wa , e olly'llora ,i kill. „ve re i orrY t° yeti his house at brockburst, anti vve!..o excite that his wounds are calculateu i• serious apprehensions. /-