The Sun. — London, England, 1814-08-26 00:00:00

FRF,NCII PAPERS. fFarther Extracts.l PARIS, Atit. ---- titers from the tsle of cit . fu announce that distils -fiances arc expected ihere.--- MalcOutentf endeavour to make the people di's- - affected. A considerable corps of. troops, forming part_ of,the garrison of Corfu i arrived at Mare Iles, having arrears of pay - due to them. The. 1' ty master lad no nioney in his hands, and ,the sits eras urgent. The Prelect,of the Departinent called together the Municir-Cal Council and ClOnn ber of Commerce, and explained the wants oldie troops, for which ;70,000 francs were waived tnediately. Of this sum 20,0'00 • were furnished by the city chest, and on the same day the prin - - Opal 'inhabitants raised the. remaining 50,000 among themelves . . It is worthy of remark, that, tinder the like circumstances, but during_ 'the feign- of the-Usurper, a similar,proposal Made to the same Bridles wits.completely unsuccessful. The joy and enthusiasm which the restoration of ,the Bourbons bus catFed' in all France, :have been communicated with the rapidity of lightning to the iuliabitantscif ail the Colonies. We wait ed with eager impatience for the packets that were expected to bring Intelligence how this happy news was received at Martinique and Gnadoloape. Those . packets are arrived ; and we perceive with pleasotre, that the hearts of our ,countrymen be yond.the-Atlantic bent in unison with those of all the gOod French in Europe. By ai:nr-lounance, issuedshy his Majesty, the National Guards of Fran:::c are declared to be se- dentary. This ortionnance is a confirmation of a formet%decree,. issued.,by the Provisional Govern itent on the 4th ,April, ‘vhich ordered the disso lution of the moveable National Guards. In communiCating this' Ordinance t . o the Prefect and Commander - of .the National. Guards, General. DesgolleS, Arajor-General of the National quards, of the lilingdOrn, makes use of time following pressions •—" It was only at the period of inva sinn,-an invasion 'almost '''unexpected to France, incessantly abused by false reports, that the insti tution becaMe altogether general, and assumed a character really national and sOlemn. 'ln fact, it was in the midst of foreign legiOns dint the na tion to.d; up corns, calhid back the, Thug, and es corted him front the shores at the ocean to his capital." The inscription " Nopotion4e-Grend, a termini. li. Louvre," IVaS frOpt of the Colonade, is replaced by the following; in letters of gold— . • • Ludovith Magnp." • On the 15th of this montivarried at Cherbourg An - corvette" of 16 guns; on board of Which there were 102 French sailors, captured in the two frigateS, thelphigene and Alcmene, and coming from Halifax. AttG.lo.--MadameLetitia'(Bonaparte's mother) his arrived at Porto Ferrol°, in the Island of Elba. • • • PETERSBV4GII; JULY 27.- , -The 'following Re script basheen• aadressed by his Majesty the Em, peror of RWsiia to the General of Infantry W4s . - itjntiw "It ti:k'enias to my knowledge that various preparations hare lice's, ntivieto I never re4arded such mat ters utt with repupance, but at present they are less aK re e7 ablc thrin ever. - The events which have put an end to the bloody war iii , Etirerl•aee. the works Of the 4osr Fliuu alone. We•opicht t.& thank Hot on o ur kuee*, tie known e very , w4 e re Lty ttnolt...rable reFolutiun, that Vo preparation shall he .Ip.inle to receive and Comptlnlent the. Send orders to tlte CoVernin:s that - none shalr leave their posts for such a' par, pose. I huld7yon responsible for the. punCtual c.ecution of this order. lam always your' : s, very affectionately, • • ''" ALEXANDEII." The day before yesterday his Majesty arrived bcreand-was recei4d with great enthusiasm.— There will be illuminations forthrce days. .- MarinElm;Atio.l2:—The i:onfitries on the left bank or - the Rhine, detaChed from the French Em Aire, groan still under military requisitions, with out knowing . precisely 'the moment of their de liverance, nor the' Sovereign to whom they, will he ceded. The Jews arc the persons that regret must the war nod the old order of tkings.; they did not . fight; aud they profited by the confusion 'to buy. and sell with' a scandalous gain. Coin, merce has resumed ninch- activity on both banks— there ,are. -do • custom=houses;; nor burthensonte dtities—nothing can 'be . More' convenient for trade. GENOA, AUG. 13:---The:Sicilian. Parliament, the opening of which 'took, place on the 13th of July; grid which► waS'to have been engaged in portant discussions,was cl'osed on the 23d. :The election of several Deputies have been attached its uncOnstitatiOnat ; and the Repre,,entatives of Pa lerato, 'Messina, - Catania; •Syr4ense, 'and seVeral other towns, have been excluded from the, House of Commons. Ills Majesty, therefore, resolved tooAer new elections; and to adjourn the Patlia rneu j • The'llukei:ind: Duchess , of :Orleans, and MadernoiS'eltil'& 4 3rlemos, their .sister, embodied in tlr& evtimig Of the 26tly; in the ship Ville de Mar , Rtthnssulto, AUG. 9.—There is published here foll Owing notice :--The French Consul in the Duchiesof Sehles wig and Holstein has the‘ honour to intiii•nt the Merchants,. that he has received front his' Highness , the".Priuee, Of Benevento, an order',:dlited -the I,7th July last, to ,make known tOthe'Comthercial world the:abolition of certifi- Cates of brigin..l,'he Frenckdouaniers have, ceased tt, exiSr.'• The probibitions'of the law of the 10th BrtiMaire,..artnos,; are not abrogated by this act. Pirector-General . A . Coninteice has also .in fi'irmeit-Monsienr the Cinisul, by a letter of the Pah July, that the on the iatroduetiOn of some aijieles: have alreadYbeen suppressed or /knifed, and that it is the will Of his Majesty that joieig,rl.Cointheree should be re-established on its ancient - • (;F.NEvA,:A•oo. 10.—Three English Travellers, : icco'mpaitiA by IS ''guides, have b'een attempt ing; to•;reactithe:siitn-unt of Mount' I:hitc,.;bni 'silOhount the obstacles : their been , •tnnputied to return., , . • • ApCON1111 , : to the olii,-ct1.i!.0111, a 's'ilirei: : stattie of tilt Virgii).‘vlls,carrie,d 111 t!t!! l'ateprocks.'o, l , a t T • c:'-atiie sticec'ed - cd cue:„ precious stolies, furoit•riy used. 911 till Salitc k?Ce3SiOn, ,I id heuring thedcit Baud a x t:t. j c , pi•ce of the Vitgues girdle 1 .---'llll's a 1 ielll figur'e ", Prt l : 4 s4:higt.l by CHARLEs • tAtqnttlDGl;. AvGus+ 27. At-it meeting of the-Visitor of Christ College and his Assessors: held yesterday at, Sidney Col lege, on the appeal of the Fellows against the Mister of Cliri!,t College,'a Sentenec of deprivation of his Mastership Nvas pronounced - against the Dr. litli - wne, by the Vice-Chancellor. . The Rev. W. E. L. Fanlkner, B. A. of Cor-Piri 'Christi College, in this University, eras on Friday last instituted to the rectory of .St. John Clerken•-:. well, vacated by the death of •the Rev, J. Evans; patron, the . Lord Chancellor. The Rev. Hugh Owen, LL.D. was on the lßth inst. licensed to - the per'petnal curacy of Stc.ven, Sufkilk,, on the presentation of the Rev. N.. 0. Le man, of liramptou. • Tbe Hon. and Rev. Win. Cape''' . Vicar of "Wat ford, and Rector of Raine, is appointed one of. his Majcs:y's .Chaplains. SPORTING INTELLIG2Ncp. EGI4AM RACES, TuurtspAY, AVG.. 25, A SWeeristalies of 30gs each, -20 gs ft. for two-yr old colts.to . carry sr. 51b. fillies, Sst. 21b. The whiner of a Sweepstalies to carry 311): extra.. . 2 Mr. Mortand's Hippodamia (winner of the Woodeot) 1 Duke of-York's ch. c. by,Granious - • 'Alr.Seaith's gr. f. by Itubens, and three others started, but they were nt,t. placed.:--Tieci to 1 against the winner. , 'Pule To.keti Plate, of 501.' for all ages": The win tlin• to be sold for 300 gs if demanded. Heats one mile : ;' • • Prior's Rose. Mr; Stouehewt•r's . Mr. Pearce's Biry 4 3 :i lir. Weatheralr , -3 ' 4 4 _ _ _ Golden Leg waP.,e,l over for tbe;Plate yesterdify, after two beats, alid.consequently woi it, and hot Skip .14ek as stated, ►*v mistab,. oil:1y. Ship - Jael: was beat the second drawn.• • FOR THE BENEFIT OF SPORTSMEN. One of thelbest•gunsthiths of his time.was Mr. TWIGG, of 'Piccadilly. He made a gun two feet eiglitinches long in the barrel, which at 80 yards put 40 small shot, No.-4, into a quarter of a sheet of paper. He made guns three feet four inches 'lcing in the barrel, which, with shot No. 4, killed *fridges 'at 100 yards :—these fowling-pieces -Were without. chambers, and the- breech-pin screwed into the barrel, 'which was safer - and more secure. The barrel was nnide of bars beaten into such frorf : the heads of horse-shoe nails twisted, which is tlic Most malleable and best iron a barrel can be made of. The, best Spanish 11..areelona barrels are made of the Most. malleable iron, nor does a steel bar enter into the compo sition, and which does in .modern barrels some times. It 'occasions then) to ring, and appear •to go (nT- sharp, but. in some degree brittle ; they.are liable to' burst in consctquence. If a foWling piece is made without a chamber, it will carry father, and dean better,tban with a chamber, as .gunpowder in the pan of the lock communicates almost instantaneously fire .to the-powder in the - barrel ; a chamber cannot add - to its quickness. There are some instances when firing a lowling- z piece; which bad a chaMber, at a great elevation, the centre of the charge went off, and left part of the small shot behind. Soon after cannon Were first used on board of shilis,- , tbe.Spaniaills. in , vented patterarocs, wswivel gun with a chamber, .from one and a half to two feet in length ; 'the ca libre from „a six to 'a 12-pounder : as they would not throw a cannon-ball 'to any distance, thvy . . were used, f9r short ,defences,-' and-inufliet-balls 'anti pieces of old iron were fired • from Vhem---a swivel gun without a chamber, of a Small,calibre, superseded the pattefaroes, -because one .o. -three feet long, carrying a ball Wb.•will fire a.shot Point blank .500- yards, and .the ball will go through the sides of a ship, and at 45 degrees of elevation will fire 'a shot two miles. In the peace 1 after the . seven years' war, .General IYESSAG, ULlets, of the artillery i ;aseertained‘hat a cartoon Of the length of from TV ; to 24 diameters of the cylinder would send • shot further than of any other length. He. discovered at_the same time, that a cannon three feetlong would !brow a shot to a _ considerable distance. This gave rise.to the in 7 .vention of earrontules—some were. made,. for exi periarva,. with a chamber, and some without. -Those without a chamber fired round,. grape, and : cannister-thot, six times as far. as Oose„witb a chamber. • It is about. a year since TFIE S jirr. Newspaper mentioned, that a short cannon with a chkuuber had-been tried on board, a ship at Sheerness, and that it did, cant sentLa round-slits 1 0 yards.. All these experiments.have been tried .10 lag ago, but, for want of being registered, perhaps may baye been forgottenthrough time 3 or, if minuted down, have beeu tulknown to .. persons wishing to try experiments. If cannon and commodes without a chamber, fircyound,. grspe, and cannister shot, further than.w:th a chamber, the same must he the case of a fowling-piece for shooting par &c. • The following curious advertisement is posted church , yard gateway in the town of flai4- ingdon:--`f Whereas some wicked .person bath malicibusly inscribe certain- shameful ,writing in the Prayer 13ook of Miss_ Stew, left in her.pew, in All Saints Church ; f a reward . of Half-a-guinea is hereby ordered for the discovery of the. indecent offender Co,. the Rear. Mr. EDWARDS—June iS, .On Tuesday last a retnarkahle fine Tees-water five years ,old,. fed iuTarporley parish, was slaughteted at that place, by THOS. AK:EIII.EY. The weight of the Four Quarter; was - , 11.oughFa ‘ t l7l •Ellde ~ • .4•• Bond, 'Tongue, and Heart.. 4.1 • Total (ecinsi've . ,'Of"the refp9e Off a l) 1,621b5. \Vt! regret t;o'fittd that the abominable and ini :cluitOus 'prictite irf mixing• China-aalwith 'flour, is still carryin4;A "on to considerable extent. Our po l iant informs us, that three slicks of the jiei rri`ciuirs inixtatelvas on - Thursday lite lii einiseS ofd bakcl at . Ake sea. We hope that Lei er r:xarriules't~ ill' be made . of 'the wretches who have, he'ena!'reaq . dete6tet,i,; and that active rnea-; . , .oire - s will be takvii to 'iliscot;er th'd miscreants who stilt imr,ue, this p , )isono , ,:s trad e .... At tile sigh' of in LaTicaster,.on Tttes(lay I Which a ve.iased A'ag . eßricewas about Pet' The , S-übuar itveraged 1-04s::hil'perewt.• LAW Ntt-ttiGrsNcE, - c.,ouier OrCHAllaßt, PRIVATE MADtIbCI6I3,—EX7PAIiTE /3.1/BitEir. 'his tinfOrtunate gentleman was again brought ty to the Lord Chandellor's , 'private ruont for personal examination as to'his•nitintallsanity this day. - • ,‘,.*Nitint. RointLLY for the prisoner, and lIART against him, attended, when itie `liint:o- QUANCef.LOR observed, that -he • euitht 'Rot this ‘ mornitig dispose of ihe , matter, ingsmtieh -as :the affidavits of the Dortora in support Of the.cltarg::. of insanity, were only sent tohial this day. Ad journed till Siturday next. Ex-PARTE CUTHBERT gi MATTER or, STEI,ST The Ln.RD CHANCELLOR observed, on this Cati,Se; being called, that the petition king extremely . long, was not sent to 'his Lord Ship ih due thue to be read in the present sittings, acid of necessity must stand over. • , •,.. ,: Thk• Colin Set, however, on both Sides'ag'iTed to take au action. to try the great question of, ac count . . count pending between the bankruptcies 01 -. Stein, Sniith, and Company, and Kensington and Comm.; pally, With liberty to move to change the venue on good grounds front the city of London, lest any partiality' or'undue iiilluenc - e should prevail: Action granted. ' ' ' EX-PARTL RADFORD AND °TILERS, IN THE MATTEJI OF ItAD,FO4I!. Mr, Hurt stated, that the petitioners in this ca . se were Radford, H Sheriff's Of&er, and SINEW'S: Blacle's - and Hoy,'•who prayed to be permitted' to prove a debt of2ooLand upw,mds, under the UMW; Mi 551011 of briiiSrilpt nitincti Dlidficid, which the commissimicEs had refused. The farts of-the case were, thzit a Stun of 69/. was due friim.budficlij to a person natned Creagh, who obtained an exe-: catimE;•• which was put into:the hands of : the:pe r titioner, as ilieritf, and with-yr-b.:eh he liEnceeded t 6,1- public-house .named the Antigallican, hi Shire4anc, in which the bankrupt Ecsided,'..aud which' was considered. to be-hisTroperty. '"When the petitioner entered, and was proceeding to make a seizure of the goods,'two Wimren of the name of Lion, claimed the premises as their propert-', iu which Dudfield had no interest. The Sherilr'sqflicet, not being indemnified by Creagh,lhe creditor, fVlt. the difficulty of his situation, and declined the st.ti. zure, tn.iking a return of nalta bona. Forthis red etirtian action was brought against him awl -the Sheriffs, by Creagh, and a verdict was found the plaintiff, to the alumna of, the debt Owlet the execution, , with - .costs. From...the connexion tween the baultrapt Dudfielfl and thiir two waiiiien; it-was inferred by Mr. Hart, that the pttitiOner was iiiiposed on by a false :repritsentation; eon* Certed between them. He next stated davits-of two' persons, declaring that, in t heir presence, Cudfield - bad assit'r,..(l tire defendant, that no injury should. be incuried by hitri from th. 6 damages . or• costs . Of Ihe74tvtion.- -- - This :was7.con!-. tended "to lie an tissuMpsit an his. part,to imlcninify the petitioner; - •: NE. MON'TAGUE Was heard art the smesidt....- Sir S. ROMILLY contended, on:behalf of tite.a.s:-, signees of the bankrupt; that it diti . not.appeartitat the - bankrupt had any-connexion: whatevervwith the representation that had indite-cal:he Strerilfi" Officer to detime secure .; 'and ther-efore., tz'ken aarnitting bin] to have used th't woreisinitiuteitlo him in Conversation the: pefitloiter, not amount to an undertaking binding upon since beliad no eonsideration•whaterer for it. The LORD CHANCELLOR cirderecl the ci,,tialo-be. triedby an" t ctiotr at la*: ' • • ACCIDENTS.-The heavy rain Which fell yester- Aay,-having overtaken , a lady who 4-etnainedWitik, -ont the least shelter in a wherry, passipgsbetTe;n, Allackfriar's-bridg,e and Lansbeth, the,warcr,man endeavoured to land- near ISishop's . -3,ra1k;: : 1.4i 7 fortunately theyoung lady, in her-briqy to get put of the boat, fell overboard,.• and. remained a-, few. seconds under water, stunned by a-bloW.,against , the gunwale. • The waterman leaped - instantly , to . her" assistance, and as,the depth of-water where she fell was not more than firefeet,:soon sm .;, •ccedett in 'bringing her to Shore, from whence she was - ye-: moved to a htluse on the bank. - - Assistance was afforded, and about one hour after the accident, she was -able to walk to Vauxhall - .Terrace..., , -She described herself to be a teacheisit a: ladies school in the above neighbourhood.• . • On Saturday, se'nnight, as, John Scott, of Out side Hall, ire, the parish of Ches-ter-le-street; -sv:ts driving a cart, laden -with stones, over the s ßlack , Fell, sitting on the cart, head,' he felt off,2and the. wheels went over his body, and bruised hiin so as 'to cause his death-in about •four .hour S.., Wednesday the workmCh emphiyed in clearing the • ruins, at the,fire in King-street, Seven Dials, dug out the body of the servant, naid,• who...was missing with the two others. It was conveyea,t9 the Workhouse of St; Cliles's. • .• Pearce, for Murder, was ckeented at .11chester, , • on Afonday:: he left a written pa'per; dated onSiol, day, solemnly declaring that that he-had not .tliC most distant thought of :committing. the.-thurrid deed. " I did not know jsays Pearce) -that the gun was loaded ; it went off in my left. hand en tirely by accident. - The gUrt was not cocked by me : - but it is my fi.rnl belief, 'that it was -put up . cocke'. I did not see,the yin ... till 7 the nio.nwtit took it down, and theul,ili .not see the i 1 c de(h; nor had I any thOught itot say. that I = «•a, etifircAy free.'-fOni•aohnO's44' ? beca,tr* I thought. th.yself used 2; :yet I hail. not formed any 'design icrao.hiin .any-personaf i n j ur y whatsover. , I never told' the wi!ntss . that I--:shot hitn-With-,the .' there he is on the table ;' nor that I took the gnu , 'down, and . di:•icharge(7itj-Witl tny,left hand; I told him that it was not done With a pistol., hut the tm ;' and tharl tank' the: trul lift and it. went of Yin mv left hand." Peal-ce, also wrote a letter to-his parents,. full of contt:i:• Lion lot' the errors,of,hiS least life ; and:of coati dente inlfie-Piviire mercy.:- • --Late on a large trunk Wits cnt front h.ehitrtl :t a cal - time- of 'I . 1 . 10 111 -ON f‘. l l' ol of Harley. , stret,-.,as: it was pyoceedingo tow,nfrOnt Olt Kent.; con taining irin-kuts 1 1 .114 otll -proiferty to the untountrof 2:501. which they:Directed-their (. 4 .-.---4 ; 4 II ejg4: I NTELL IGECBL. Dra w, - . • , • ~"1 7 OW-S tIE ET . ne . st. •,1 C'eefling: /* gi g o re . -aarged by; Mr. 1-1-od(i•son, cbeeseal i;•,10" Grcet Pueen-rstreet; with st '' ealing , a P iece ° ,•0 01 " t i t t t i at il a is bo si n vi t ifi);veolond tshae.j.ft,teitit'che was stnndili l su'rler taki: the•haeon from the c ,, 3 11 c 4- r: tinder...her cloak...'4le ,stopiled bet. ' i ••• 0 1 )e ' Arovied the bacon, ,and endeavoured ; 0 e l . it' d giving the face f° f/i..f t r i'l g4 l:N rr .l 6. l: ;.-11 1. ertt a 87f . t . 1 ° 11 1 : .1.C ° °;151 1 c1 , 31- ! l e g, 1 100 s, two tablecloths. and 1 eonutell,,,o; the property (4 Elizabeth Davies, Of Willis' ',offi j e 'lslington. Mrs.' D. had known' the pri s " li 1 9e ,";#110` . - time, . and as"she. was. out of 'place , „t JuIS ,her•tosleep tit her;ln.)use. 011 the . 2"" he seat pris - oner with thti:thivs to be pi isiiiies tdok 'them •,-..-zindin-tfie evening ' l l from the mangle, and went away ‘‘ 2ll _ t° ,, -‘ r - few .dam 9ip , the, prowetir ! 7 to gave her in charp.e. \\red tnoming, Mr.„-Nezeg, ('1 f"' • stead, coach-niaStcr,- appemTd sunii"f"24ll", -lettingtohire C6aehes bv Ocie'tiae, w itho w- .14e and add e.s S-,,pa),,ntpd then 11 pleaded guilty, penaltY; 16/ ' he mitigated. lie was fined with 21. c"' l ,, s. , e h : Weilitestlav sokiipcirtpae,i_ W i ly jig: - to,the OffiC'g from Soutlu,tate; where he I) " . ifift Walker, 'on the flld(ll+'il7h 111 In•the'riishrof the 2d4c.4.,t, a billi a rd-r oo, 4,.: t i ' r - gi.nundS : near the honse.ot Schfig ii r .4P1 -t-Y, was: bibken and rc)hdled fire . chairs, billiard- t ;310.e. -60vcr,' clioi,rivocl' a brush, and two cushions. Ituplityti' :s1 ,1)1 0( the neighbourhood, bat no trace-of tile could be. found, until one of. the chair.' fl at Ifflige where Parke.: lived. l'arker'"'.(o';'; askeilliow he eatue-bv- it, , said thlt lie h9p,a.bout nitre o'clock at night, eight tiw gbhe the robbery, and saw a roan in one of 't eading to his I) • •1 • " I onse ; that ' I nginr 1 ,• 01 1... 00 was doing there; when tire 10:1n fired ; t 1 ' 1 ) ran off ; 'bat he went toward the the mats fired, and close to the t...e chair ---:Cyptniifted fo.N'ClV‘riite far tr 's ' ati llP , -FLIA'T °iv - -GA RDEN .-Yes ' rer(la b y, -f allles Ar 1 .' 2°2 1 . 1 1 . attended to-„-answer a chat:4 , e for selling' --e i c te',,e on Saturday the lie was e°" i v ibe the. pelialty-4 sf-ancleosis ; one halt c :; Of CI. to . thelatiritict, - the- other to the P° -1. • !forint': - • , . Jog -young ma n. of heal,} b 9 4 pearame,od..addre.ss was' charged w i l: iehc I to pa Mil) TOk er , the vt :! t is : f7 7 0 Y 1 •a number of watch bei ly„co:nposition. The .Pri fi° „' 2 , 3 l tlii i i',.,ll tc! the s.1)° 1 ), o ff er ,d si x ( feta -- C sea ' s' K)on each,. representing . the n i , ) ,„ 1 1 ' q() , oicter:tl.)lv • tiiore that.sitt». • -k"" ,‘" A l's peared alas-aid worth th mbitity he had. asked for t 1 !‘" l' l ` te ► then) nut wortira a right to offer thew to pledge for a n i ) - 1 be 04gight11wpsr,.....'fhe pawnbroker sb°°:,,i3"o • " .14 ) sake, .th a t, h e did lig' ti)'l3rh4Pv4r.e.y,tber were worth if: they Jtie pawniaroker .was toiytc,i,,tifo:, no[ tll 1 4 1:!Spil who, ; .Qttered the-al:1 10 f ‘ 04 ,011 1 lie - Nizigilstiafe o'iserven the charat ""' 1 11 hi' 'told t - hitt ••• was :pot 10 dOe . eive. 11 th•-`''. 1 , 2 ;,6 11 ' , , 1 I,i7ing•r*.qte§e6rdittifelit'lls gOlilliad Pe t ' h e, ki t r jr i t f trlttlishc 11.) , t 11034 :11:aV . 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