The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-01 00:00:00

Pit I.;NC if P.6,PERS, [mit! THIS Molt ... ~. Diu"- , 23.—A. medal has - teen 'truck at the, mint, ilaeitded for consect;tting these IN'Ortif 111 1 hiS.sl4j , sty, • tirctie of the articles or the Charter shall be, revised.'' rhe words ate in ' scribed upon thittevetse of the medal. The ar ra ogetneiit htt weeh this Court of France nod the city of fittolborglt, concerning the. Book, ore now terminited. Tile Commissioners-of the latter cstablishinetit have Sett Paris. C Met Zit OF, Vtnic, • ttILLETIN Of Titt•i:Ttl*ir; ov . itte hit, After it little prtiiiii;nark hies it wait. re solved that a dilatation of 25 Nietntnes'iliatila presrtit to the king the hutunges of the Chamber sipon tint occa , siort isf e rfte new year. 'The Chilliber then separated : it fijin?iiglit that it will not tueet agitio heiore the 24:61.1auttavy. CHAMBEit f ; Dthrtall. • SITTING or Tiii2Blli. The Sitting opened at half-past twelve. It Wa s resolved that a deptitatinti o 23 Mem bers should itvalt upott his Iktkjetoy tv;th the. feli citations of the Churoher upo:the new year. " The discussion upon the Elections WWI then re commenced itt the prese nce o f hi s - bstellenty the Minister of the interior anti Messrs. I.lecquey'and viet•, Commissioners of the The Sitting broke tp at 5%e n'elock, end att. intoned ttlott(hiy, to continue the disettlsion. Pious, Dec. 27 itopottent artair, it Is said, till be brought before ail the Chambers or the Calm of Cassatiott nor! :weds., viz. whether, dace the proaiulgati9ll,pi the civil code, the sale of-the (lots! goods of-oi/smelt, made with the for- malitiel prescribed by this code, ottri not wit those prescribed by ancient and local customs, be go(ril and valid, or, on the contrary, if they arc susceptible of being tta ittstbeen announced, in a, po•itive manner, that the Tetnottic Grand Vaster, the Archduke Victor-Antoine, wham hit angust brother 1,2(1 appointed Governor-General of lib States in Italy, has not accepted this put tant place, It 'th . o ‘ opt wit) be given the Archduke Itryn,,,with the title , of Viceroy. The road from St..Cloutito Sevres, bordering the pink, has been completely covered with water, which even got into some pates of the park. The Cheval‘er Gsmbauft, Grind reevOst of the Department of Gironde, has 'returned frotn his soar. The Arrondissements be vislted.are thole Of 1.6z 4 c, , ;tal Reale, wbieh enjoy Ile most perfect FlENcif mos. Cents. actions....... 1117(. 60 c. i - WO DUTCH MAILS, fase.sivilo TIM gORNING.) niUSIRL3, Dsc. 21.--The Prussian General Von Ziethen, commanding the Prussian corps in France, has lately inspeOe,l the troopatntder his commune), and exPre*e 4114, particitilr satiigtetion at their good appearance and discipline. In the particular cireumstariC`ta in which the inhabitants are great kuffererit by thu want of provisions, lit has taken Measures for their He 1,4$ announced to the Magistrates that in a few thy he expects from the Rhenish Proviatccs a large quantity of corn fur his troops, widen will he great relief to the inhabitant's. The 4arrie letters ray, that ti:tifigii the poorer dAis iii the part of, nature is grtatly distressca, the public. tranquillity . Lair riot heels A I.CATERrIAVI. I)P.C. 24.4 . 111 . e have received here the agreeable news that the CuratrtitOonera of his trajeqty received, on the 19th rrt Augnst, the Island of Java, from the English, and that slot flag of the Nethetlandi w,ta harm thately hoisttai on Silt the forts acid to wnc B Russets , Dtc. 25.--The Doke of Vtfcilington has lately received vaginas (141)We...he !! both fr om Pails *nil Iseittlfr t , Whitt, seem to be of an int . portant :nature. The neetasary support of the "Angry of riceupstion,, particularly of the Tight wing, is a troublesome matter, at a time when 11 ert is almost every whet itit scarcity. The Field Aiarsbal anti the French Atithorities mean time adopt the most - prudent measures. The arrivals of coin at Havre still continue. The inhabitants in the Northern Francis., I'rovinees, however, beer with the greatest patience and 'submis sion the evil onder which they . Labour.. The ittters Irmo the Finish frontiers continue to state, tl o the Government still keeps tip the ap pearance as if it would attack' St.'Domfngo, in ell(141 the negociat ion g with the Black should finally prove fruitless. It is at least nivel' out that the active recruiting for the artillery, the marine, the' colonial troops, and also the formation of settee core destined for the Colonies, has 110 other, object. "The officers o 1 half-pay, %vitt) are distill guitlyo by tlieit gool conAttrtt, arr tnlpigy;:d iii vrefgrenteiti.these trouti4. They 'write from Loxernheq:, that, the prothised corn begins to at rive . io the Prustiito , Rhenish peovimea, destined for the Prussian troops in matte it is tint doubted but this rircumstnnee with have a favourable hauttice, in Abe tirand &softy of . Lnxemberg itself, where they COmplain not only of the dearness, but of t'lte'hatl quality of provisions. A general fall in the priets of cOrn it rspeetetl shortly to tale place in the southern Provinces. Bo's-La-buc k Da.s. 2.; - .-'rte iornintied rise of Om waters spin C;41101 the greatest unem‘i. nest in these pints, and Ctti I jeli the distress to the highest prick. The po‘erty of the villogek lying on the nitese it not to bc described ; provided keit!) nothittg and ..'vrant of every thing, they eAll ttpun the - clarity of ever'y friend to humanity. • Storromm, I)ee. 9.—The Doman Catholic UniversitY of Elkvaget, is to be renioved to pit. henget:, and will have there the building called eut4iCon 11 hake. The . Bishop's 'See of Avagen is to be removed to liottenhurg on the Neckar, for the convenience of the Bishop, that Ile may turere easily anent' to tho inspection of the C.,itholic University. ihiss4botaz, Dec.,l7.—The Mine los risen, within a few dam to an exttaordivary height for thiaseason of the year. From Saturday to Sunday it rose six feet in 24 hours. At this moment, It) a. tn.' the stream washes the Ithine"gate, so that all that aide is under water. • !LIMBURG(' MAU., • FROM ict.to 'Sr:sill I.)Ku. 4.—Th ; ey vertte from Konigsberg, on the 20th of November,, that of 611 ve:iels which have sailed this year from Lao, 491 ware laden with about 23,000 fists of corn. After they learned there tit'at the harvest had proved indifferent in many parel cif Germany, Holland, France, Englanil, the satoll, , the price of rye rose front 70 t o 80 per' cent. and wheat to 100 per cent. higher th:tii-in suitimer. &Rave Dec. is calculated' that the household of the late 'King of Witrteniberg ab sorbed. a third part of the entire rerenite of the Stare ; in. Baden it now takes above: a fifth part. will,-however; soon be changed. • The young Xing Of Wurteinberg his dissolv. eel the great eoliection of monkeys,, but a little at ighhouthiti State. has received these and licit a htad Muster of the lentitto . tiro frontiers to receive them. Olt the other hand the rest of the • Court Establishment is to be redneed7 lin entire . netr.built street to that Capita bas. /Ace. by ray of a ftlellinrial, the name of Monkey -street It is a great advantage of the Gertact Confedirtso Lion, that what is driven out of OHS State finds protection in another, and' we may hope that Ger. titans and Africans are entitled try aortal il~i;S. 5W172:.'.!;t.1.14(), DEC. announces a sue eessive fall in the prices of corn and other food,— Tliemarktqs are abitioLntly 'I6T / died, anti 11, die ttutithgr of 'sellers iticraases, th 4 t of the buyet4 di mittishts from the great purehasts that every fa mily has made tvithin these three months. This observatiun is alipljetible to ail the eastern part of Switzerland. On die other point also, corn 114 fa9ing.: Con -4., sidtrable , quantities front the North have arrived in the ports of lielOusit. In all Germany' the prires are ; in wlnett the harvest 112$ been had, they fall at every market. 'this happy change lessens the ottewnts at tun. nopoly, and puts.att end to the seditious tnove rnente %illicit have taken place at Nuremberg, Landzberg, Mentruingen, &e. which, if they had beconte n n extensive, threatened to Increase „the tlititrtoS, The Country rapers are toil of tor hospitalities of the season •; among which tione hove exceeded the festivitits•of iiimleyfail, where haratotty, j i i every (.rate of the ward, privraik«itlrirt and be nevnience wititoot the wails, 'Ftn Noble Owner of the INlonsion, Lord e',', uh'ere Witerkaito- Mg his ftiends with a Arsusien) trrat, that cannot eloalleti, and cell:slay never was 311 r. passed. 'rho: distinguished profeiiitotal-salents of. the ttlue illr. KINVint"rTS und Alts , SaLmObt drew, `on Christmas Day, and the following B(inday, erasells 'to the Church, to bear the Saertit Music ; ilaynnt., and-the Anthems of Mr. Wi LLIAM KNtVIVIty • moite*gtsisitely sung ; HMI while the cortgregatiOtt to strains so appropriate. to the day, theirleartv glowed , with gratitude tn:the beneyotent Lord of Himley, whose.nevet-erosiog bounty tie) largely, aids the Poor in the time of need, Would - .that every NoMentatuand Gentle. man of large fortune tolio wed •the great example of tiord DvaLoY t who (let it- neveri)e-forgot. ten), in addition to his annual bent faetions„ Jia Kitten Ms leis a s u p than t wn,tbousamt.patindi to th e surroundi n g parishes, thwarts mitigating th e "itaivy,..pressoro. o l (Fortress, ts'l 41c . 11 ,nst place been more sev:erely .felt than ht this , popultiiit. dis trict, We , feel a real,pleasute in mentioning thi s :amiable Nnhiematea orincely bounty ; etni -most . happy shall we be to record 'arty similar instance, as eNteosive, of that fret of Christian virtues, Qttaiztfl I IuEATRIcAL r.zoisTrft. I)ltritt-LAN•r.--The NloUutainrtrs : Sir. Rae ; Flu enmity, Miis 11:.rle,inla Horner. Cov f: NT-GA R OVA•• ••=rif Siam.: Cs .1 tit 46, Mr. MUM ; 7.* lioda, ;NUJ's Si eplttel. Atter relticb, Jinttrepritt n4E:tile Sylph of tire Oak. NIA/Ls. ARM vrit-1 Fratter. I Holland. 111 , c—I ttambergb, 1 fht. tenhtirgi., v tiurrasry Lilt! jersri, Wattrifoid. CS A C t i Melitut . Z.—.llolith:, t t liAnk, fittitrintr, East Italia atthi South Sta 1-1/nafts. HIGH WATF,P, LONt)t)Ni 4RIOCiF; Sim nitig, 4:1 rniitutf*strtir 7. i F:irtring. ny0411101*ftel" il t . 5*411.4 Quill 01C4*14 r l 4so Ni ALi bgAT t LONDON, WEDNESI),4Y, JzfAiLIARY 1, 1817. lt,o ... 11 ..1 het forms arc too often destriletive of reel feel ing. ", Your obetikitt bumble servant," at the bottom of a letter, are words a tic* meaning : -'• 1 wish you a Merry ::Itristniais,!' is a compliment iiv fear frequently tniaecompotied by the tvieh ; • and the 'Newspaper Neei..year Addresies come so neat this dais of professions, 4 . liete there is mach of • ,i phrase and little of Wart, that even the enstom • should not extort one from tis", were it not that-we do feel it a public duty *MIA private gratification, to thank those nuinerous and kind ft itnils to whom 1816 has . made us debtors. Ti Reformists of the present time . are instilling the odious vice of ingratitude into the itreasti of the lower orders+, he it therefore our pleatin g task to s p ew, by , %ye i 'sincere acknowledgment of the i'avotir bestovred upon our exertions, dint we aspire to belong ttii that better order vvlio do not feel debased in being gleeful, . • • - No species of. pr6perty could Tie more affected by the transition fi'pni War to Pt-2f% EE su -News papers. The wild interest attached to stispen*sion s events, and kept alive by their occur. rence, is gone. 'l s here is still indeed snitch of tire' Inmost political importance to.be told, and many tpiestions involving the dearest righter of mankind' (i) bt: fliich3ced ; but the sword- is, no longer . Be'l Arbiter, and the argiiments of reason ire' tar (rnru bring. io generally attractive as the details of host-• tic. The consequence is, t/s2s.t Ketispapers are tint in the same request which they vrere while ' ihe contest ritt;ed.. We .state this flirt candidiy, tiiSt, beelOSe 00t follow the disiu%entions C:o44iple Of some Periodical , l'ohlications, which htsve. iu the face of truth', endeavoured tp have it believed that the return of Peace has been an ecu of increased prosperity to, them ; ae t ,l , secondly, because though in soma son %with c'erry Jtinrital its London. we have soil: red some declension from the change of eirentnitances, it has been act itself, and in comparison with others, - so. very inconsiticruble as to leave Ut, if possihie, more obliged to our approving Country titan we were before. We need it not or this fidttering disfinctiossi,' Ironic! lieu strung inducement to os to persevere ze.i. !oust.). ia our labours. But Tt!!. zi began nu ciples whichtvery succeeding ye4r s trengtikett. ed. Could we desert thears we mutt be insane; an ce wi tA t w* only theory when our J.awrnal firs,t listed "in the cause' 11113 since heen , puctiodlly dernonutratedto be, what we tiviivqd it wt kliri be. the system of politics wbjeh 'could et:llc Ilvitain and save the %Ift,rltl. claliu'Do merit in our %tedfust ainterence tea our first and ouly creed. ()Or original fai4ll Jima been coniirrt.le+l L. g owt works, 1111 ti 4.lloWilEtt WhitQ glorious rewartl t itt the fulfilment . of sill our prayers for the wel-' fare of. ostr Coontiy kind ant deliverance of tabu— kind. What remains for us to do in this now closing career we skill perform \rich ibligence end fearless ness, anti trust that when another New Year calls on us ttgiiits to express our sentiments, w* shall • have :to add to the history of our perfect triumph over all our &nig% enetnies„ . that of the bitt6tiless and complete discOinfiture of those trn alders whoart at present tryitig to convert the Briton's home it.- to the Hell of domestic strife. With tittle Demo gogues we grapple as 'they rise to view, 'and do ,a our best t, roomy) art their mischievous inten tions—but whet; front this pinlitiele of time we view them 3S a Portion. we feel that we may taf4y despise them, and laugh at 'their impotence malice, The British Constittnion is in tittle ger from such assailants, and when th e distre s s of the moment is over thee will atnit ttt E , thz:ir tot e inlignifirAnce, from which tlicy 41 - e only ruiseil by the ogency of the press whhle.e,elloei 11;0; tivintooi t ti;i tht.:y Litt 1 1 / 1 1;a10`, ttifies their untubtrs tall. Ott 'Alteck,stt lotak like substance. We sbull not lengthen Oleic remarks either by entering into rolitical topics, or icy yielding to an srilent inclination to say how much our toils tire „~, ases , re,l ;I:at cnutit.ll:::te tronege which places TIM Sust in so high I 'among the 'periodical productions of the Mei 1 3 ' 114 - We trust we Atilt best evince one tens this honourable preferenee by entico r ring to I leer otir exertions' commensurate witn the lig of our usefulness. litio tlitt apprintehing Session of Nl'lion'" ? shall devote all that attention wriieli the pronti importance of its deliberations demand. In t" study to render thi s Jo ann ! a n respects, we shall make it mine' an d more 1 imy', and a copiou s a s w e ll AS i mpartial gag * , , agreeable M l tn 4 tt el s of science and literatitrea To these t lightf u l subject:4 we sh4;l ever turn with itt 4 t l fur our own tel anti the awin nseent oft ,MA,lieff; whenever the graver topics eonneel with our national interests give us leave. Aka eve *hewn our disposition in this rape and we look ere long to have so matured our pla as to be more regular, systematic, and full in ti our pleasantest department. We have 1)0 other professions tO.offer. Tiro who have 114:ported Tue SUN far more til l 24 year wilt support it still—for it rontim" 'true to its prin c i p l es , an d iano changeling. 01 adversaries do us the justice to acknowledg e ou consistency, and thou g h we cannot hare their s i probation, it is gratitying (except where 01001 evidenay enemies tOtheir country, and with dte' we keep no terms) to know that we have I ht ' respect. We will not end with a compliment such st Undervalued in our beginning, but , bid our trio" heartily prexell, , , i The Paris Papers to Sunday last inclusive at qv:pl . (Ili* morning. The two Ch ambers ttave bee `l`; l c.olling the. Law on Elections in three Slttittp and it was not Tel urinated up to the last. From t wo p.ragr.iphs in littse Journals we ge titer that there was,at least aortic: foundation 1 0 die minionr of at Conspiracy at thurrttraux. , i rt , Incallert-for assurance of the Prefect of the 6; mnde 'that all was perfectly tranquil, anti the ver. ;narked anti public arrest of a Scrjeant of Sarre''t liceosta of being concerned inn Vint With iii com,pirators, lcatrc -no doubts on our mind a s 0 lite antitenticity nt tile rrriort. The Archduke ilsyst RR is, it h said, to lv It? pointed Viceroy of the Alien). Italian Province* Norway is about to be t iewir organized. It is ststrti in bring derivCfl from good . aut"' rity. that the ilisj)tat bcovetn itut.sitt thi Uttited Butts is completely settled in II TitrilSel Vert 4tifAC;(lfy le die hater. "II"' Cabinet Council et Brighton. to-tbky 4. 41 s im.:l;tvc.l, take into consideration Inc p riflC the. op en i l i g o f Patilitinent. P al t°P;" tbe itEor.Nr's Speech NI ;t is vet.-- t i s si y linfut whether his Royal HI }'° rtes; perratits this ceremony per:Pot 41 r b l C ommission but it kJ rather thoitglit th a t 41: 4 . Wc are intoc rocil tatter triodewill be: sitliptrti. A. statement vtl mititifoctory to the Ndtino „ E ty bra e xpertett fro° Mitt?iterc, Attir' ices have reached "sate n front New S°:: 44 111 Wales, which, we Are sorry to say, rept-esett. - tl Settlement to be in n very et state, -- loottentably tett oqc,ttliug in ittli tit of rrch i pent * Y ' 4l Thk. , eivil and military authorities unhappily XII Agree'; linit each complains of invasion (tutu t 5l other., nd remonstrances are sent lintne at;coP i ' Ingiy. Thc convicts, brat lial e affected wins leniency by which they are treated by the preseu l have f.lleas into-a stint 0f5,44t cat insubordinatinn, it lunch te'' s. ' t:14 ) . may spread' its contagion to the . 'sordid''. lience it has been determined to'cltatte i e meat (tile 46th), which ig to be se lll ,‘: Alatirts, ft lid the 48th is to be - di sp‘pkielit d ' l ' place to Sidney. Ti . rtosports were yesterday 141..7 aia , tor the purpose ot carrying' out the.latter rr tov-Itt‘' .lietfitles the incurtvettiencies occattioliol the turbulenc e of tlic convicts, alert , a ", „d o t!, *rising from .the: perpetual disagreements of 1 1 old and new SettlerS; o f w hi c h Ihe latter. er , "'', l ,' s out g:reat ,Ttitall7ers, 1140 64 . Inenna of eultivt i ti Jto tt.2,tn the ) ra (timer, tmc theii s i r left 'Yesterday Lorti I,toly :toulltic4P-r,tl London for Consbe-venod, on a licit lll ! s l . - ht Ild Lavenroot. ; the oft) ‘ 33146 ' Lord& will travel togerlitt this ti d y to 1/11gOv,ati to be presci t t tit on. Council 1 : t them to*toorrow. 'n CIIANCILI.OII th'e l. " l l : ctitcivktt and 1.,.rd 1 1 1..vat.ut %ill leave itiwo tl , i4lny for Brig,llloo, for the same I",,P i „ iL :. '‘, .Aht:Earl Lavenroot. came ro town ots :Ltiytrorn 1113 sem At Cisinht -wood ) kiwi tutt :, with Lo rti ertaTt.eitc v3t l , the ttio..Nrczt-Lort of th e E x c hEatvcr ,, at ter , a Cibin e t v",t‘ ord ere d Lo he Tht, r.. 4,1 1.,t iiiiPtoot. returned to t-otiibc- tt . 47 “ UllANlondkly afternoon. oF Wrrt.LtNr;Totr erob4rked o 'doe , -‘ ' ICO I. " " 3 Y iii) } lt bt}arii (he ;tot ti for Co;l,ti where lie lAiid - 3 1 1414 g, and imitterlisititiv 15.ei otr I ' 3 ! Put ts. I:he iiiciinegfit from tilt Viettiqiiinr. fist Tare bee Miniver! six m o n t s ,. sa lary each t'Y' (i*tiimialiart.44