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,AND ITtlllt URG MM LS. Flt AN Is: FORT. Aria L 9 —llll, 11011113(11'a StYnne,Cr3 arrived hire, 611 vestefday, inr the fair mos pretty consul •tobte, being 380 peisnns. A great many mite Imve arrived to-day. Traellers who arrived yesterday post front . Mau, briug the alarming tten;s that the plague hat hroitun main thai city. Wre expect with anxiety the next trews from A werchaot of this city, who arrived here ye%terday front Milan, from which place he Ira velled.with the greatest expeditiop, affirms, that at the tinte 4f Isis departure the plagoeh broiseo out there. We hope that fear l o ts exag:;eralvd the matter i but the COntageoas disorders in Middle Italy lead tis to believe that there. are some reasons for alarm, and we must hope that proper recal tiori will be taken to check'the prOgressof this terrible contagion, or of any other that may re.- *entitle it. Bratttsz, ,Aratt. 12,---The folloning is a new prnof how iff-foundtd repruts sometimes arc, even 806 DS are Confirmed by the proceedings of the Magistrates. it was officially announced to, the Prussian Government that the plague had broken ant at 11ndlin, near Wars Aw. Precautions were directed on the frontiers, and now we learn with certainty that the report, is false, and that the 'Poles, on their side, have a report that the plague is riging.in Dantzig and Berlin ; and in the latter, with such violence, that the Royal Family have quirked it. 'lf this story 'is founded, as is believed to be the et“e . , rsn a ' Speettialitm in corn it has not succeeded ; the prices of emit at Dautzig and Llbing are rime) fallen, TUN lAN ISLANDS. • The following Proclamation by his Excellency Sir TttobtAs MAITLAND will Dor merely explain the whole of the scan(bikol conspiracy which wit% sttertirt ed t 4 toil' K woober of persons in the ionikto Ihlee, botAnbto tlu sentence of the Com mission, luttl•the graciotti manner in which that sentence %vas mbigHtetl. Ist:aids, on accur.t of the enornints crime' entnittittcd his offended conity, or rt.:Omitted as a repentant subject of tlw same, conform to taw sentence which !nal' then hr Pro sin: him by the impretiO Cettirt of Justice of this Ihlatitc:On an exact Iteppeirf hi§,condnet during the ,period of his:imprisonment. 'llls Excellency orders, ltesirles, that the sentence of the said Caracopulo shall hate its full effect, that is to say, that . he suffer a year's solitary imprisonment in the Scoglio di Vido. In concluding tins disgnsting stajett, his Excellency can not help congratulating the public or the leradnation to which it has coine, and expressing his sentinsen is in favour of the general loyalty, attachment, and good boatel of all: Ile requests the Gentlemen of the Commission (and patticn lady the Members Signori Cappadoca and Zanshelli, Who; from their locil knowledge, were in consegnence the most r•niittent individuals of thu saute) to receive his dioinet thanks for the zeolp the assalnity, and the integrity with which they con;.• ducted themselves in the whole course of t hi, affair. This Proclamation elan be printed in the Greek and Italian languages, and published as widely aR possible. liy order of his Excellency, WILLIAM MEYER, Secretary of the Government. From the Pthce, Corfu v Feb. 11, 1817. THEATRICAL REGISTER; -Ppyormed F, n Saturday Night.: Diwur-Lom--(:t11 time). filphi Hey : Principal Performers, Mr. liar and Mrs. Bartley. After which, The Innkei•t , er's Daughter. Cm/ENT-GA flamester : Beverley, Nit*. Macreatly; Mr's. Beverley, '.llks O'Neill. After whicli, i.tobitweit Cut sue. ]1 M LM. AnßlVErl—i France, 9 Flanikre, 1 flambnrgh, I Tio IVaterfoid. 110 I Flanders, 2 Hamburg 1 totteubtugh, '2 Di PIMA; OF S II ICKC fIII ft OA , f AT 1 - w LIN r. O'CLOCK. 3 per Cent. lted, 71i 72i 711 5 per (' t. N. Alin. 10111 103 1 i 3 per Cent, Cutts. 71 L 7.4 4 72 . L Cum. fin May, ......7,3i :ii-1 i 4 per Cents... .. 6941 89 Stio it ---At•erage Price •of Brown or Mitscovatltt Sugar, complitolt front the Itethrthi wade hi the or.ck emlinthe lath liar of April, Iko7, is 464. ltd. per em.. ( - 111;11 WATER AT LON t ):\ tili11)(11; To,stoit now. Thriling, 52 minutes-alter Z. Evening, eo after PitOCLANIXrION Ey his EXcrllency the Tiononrable Sir THOMAS MAITLAND, ;iniglit Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, Member of the Most llononrahle Privy Council of his Brituntile Majesty, tientenant-Ge nerd and Cotnrnancler-in-Chiri of t h e Forces of his Majesty in the Mediteraiineati, Governor of Malta and (ts thiendeneies, and Lord High Commissioner of his Majesty in the United States of theloniam Islands, &c. &c. T 1 cumaoi6n named in the Proclamation dated tl►c wAll of ! January I;►st, fur the ptirpose of examining the case of Spiridiun Lepeniotty, formerly an Aut.:twine monk, and re porting. respecting the same, have consecutively this clay pre- Sewed their Itvport, and at the same time their opinion with regard to the, punishment which ought to be ,decreed in the case of the said Lepettiotty, and his aeconiplice Nice()lo Ca racopulo of Teodoro. fly the Report in question, which is framed with such di ligence, care, and perspicuity, as to do great honour to tl►e Members of the Commission, it is established on the clearest evidence t--• " First, That the whole of the supposed conspiracy, is ap peared to the Conned held in' the Palace nn the 2 I st and '3'ld of January' last, was ihe sole machination of the said type. niotty; that all the seals, instructions, patents, letters, &c. weremere inventions and f a l s ifi ca ti ons pro d uce d b y hi m; an d that 'with regard to the writings, the greatest part of them env copied by the accomplice Carracopulo, before being presented. " Secondly, That after the =Wrest examination, the Commissign has been unable to discover even the slightest indication of any person, besides the two above Timed, Le- PCniotty and Carraeopolu, having had the slightest part in the said supposed conspiracy." 'rite Commission having maturely considered this matter in sail its bearings, hare in the conclusion of their Report sug gested to his EXcellenry the Lord High Commissioner their opinion, namely, that according to the tenor of the laws the said Lepeniotty ought to be sohjeeted to the highest punish :Mott, in being publicly executed; and that the accomplice t'araecpitio oui,lit to suffer solitary imprisonment for the space Of one entire year, flit; Excellency the Lord MO Commissioner, concurs per ft di). in opiniod,with the said Report and the general opi iiion,and declares it to be his full persuasion that the persons Implicaoll Ity Lepeniottv in the base calumny imputed to them by that state criutittal r have on all occasions conducted themselves with tha greatest-loyalty :►rrri.patriotisas. rroun the fullest conviction of the truth so stated, and also that no ()Our person bad any concern in the. said affair, his Excellency feels himself strongly disposed to consider, who ther it may nut be pussilile to find means fully corresponding in their effect with the necessary ends of public justice, with out recurringto,the extremity of sending so young, though an iinfamous a public delinquent into the presence ofihis creator, with his conscience loaded with an enormous mass of nnexpinted crimes. His Excellency ix at the same time convinced, that if thc lifu of this delinquentcan in spared, public justice notwith standing exacts that a grave, severe, and in some degree adequate Punishment ought to be inflicted on the above state criminal ; and be is pleased therefore to ordain, in ciinse. quence of the Report and of the opinion of the said Comtnis shin, that the said Lipeniutty, in place of the capital punish ment prescribed by the law for similar offences, shall suffer— I, One year's solitary imprisunissent, of the most rigortne outure,la the fortress of (;erigo. Ou the expiration of that period, that he renuun n prime sotttr thitittg eight years in .chains, and subject ticompulsory lab?ttr in the spit ) ) fortresi, or in suds other place as Ma jesty may graciously be pleased to appoint. a. Oil the termination of the thove 'eight years, the said Lepeniotty shall be either definitively banished from these 14, SUN. $Af.f4H• mcKlig r:rL*t►Y LONDON,, . MONDAY, APRIL.:2I,‘ 1817. The Princess CHARLOTT2, 31 we learn from good authority, is in a situation Which must gra. tify the Nation. at large, and give an additional security the House Of BRUNSWICK. The pro- ()ability of this event has, we find, if p9ssible, increased the attachment of the happy Pair to each other. DOVER, APRIL Glace the Duke of WELLINGTON and Suite have just landed from the Ant, Capt. linntityr, from Calais, and gone to the Ship Inu.--The Dover, Capt. DAvtsoN, is also just arrived from Calais, with passengers, and an other vessel is now in sight. The Paris Papers of Friday It not crnltain one paragraph worth translating. Tile Fit nils are ra ttle' lower, viz. 06 f. 80 c. Tha .Hamburgh Niters have a good deal More about the Swedish Not, though, for ought the can discover, it may be a mere pretence of Beays. norra's (who was bred in a school of sufficient atrigue) to abridge the . power of the Nobles.' This is a harrier Which he must Werlenp or fall. It is stated that the 13th March was the night appointed for his assassination at a Masquerade, the seizure of the King, CitanLes XII 1., and of young OSCAR BERNADOTTE, and the restoration Mille son of GUSTAVUS. The focus of the Con spiracy was in Gothica, and several officers of the Guards itnplicntcd. The following are the only new particulars : " Two Officers'only of the Guards have been arrested. The number of the conspirators is not exactly known.; there are several in the provinces whither expresses were dispatched in the night of the 13th of March. H' we may - re* 7! port a Councellor of State, known for his diplo. mac missions . , and the son of tun high Function. ary of the State, discontented at the loss of an office which he held very lately, were at the head of this conspiracy, but they are not yet arrested. However several arrests have been made. It is not yet proved whether the old King, Gustavus XdOl. pIiUS Was informed of the Plan. Lient. Natt Och Dag, who has been condemned to death by the High Conti Of Justice, is' supposed to have stirved the Conspirators as negotiator. It is said that some Swedish Ladies cif the Nobility have taken part in the Conspiraq. This event has not troll bled the repose of the capital ; the people ai well as 'military, thew with the same eagerness as at the time of the Conspiracy against CiUIiTAVUS I IL their devotion to the Prince Royal, and their in dignation against the Nobility. It is believed at Stockholm that this event .will have great in fluence on the Constitution which ii to be proposed to the hpproaching Diut, that the Nobili.y v. 01; likely he deprived of a great many prero gatives able]) Ain:744ow enjoy., opil.tlsi;v:. tlt yrilimeht twill be s'euteil by great power ) ngainit sltnilar attcnf Ti lt s rur the Intikz•—• t : eport had been spread that the Prince itclyal designed to go to Norway, and lilviog himself declared King of Norway, sepratiog that coun try from Sweden ; but no credit is given to it. — The 'Polley ;:rtlvanccil by the Prince to the mt-- ClittlitS has had a very favourable influence on ere (lit ; but it is feared that the reimbursemeht nekt June will be very difrk..rent."—(orucle, April 18.) The Continental Press teems %vitt: 1111110011 of the Maple in various places, but these seem to be jubhing speculatiiths to enhance the price of grain. Our countrymen .WllO have friends in Italy need be under no alarta at the reports circulated in the North of Gerinany, as our own direct accounts from Milan are more recent, and mention no con tagious disorders. Lloyds, elst . - Most of the. Morning Papers of this day an nounce that accounts have been received that Buenos Ayres and Monte Video have settled their differences, and that Peace was completely esta blished between them on the Bth PeCember last. In answer to this we can state, that letters have been received at Lt.ovp's front Bahia to the 15th February, from Rio Janeiro to the 28th January, and from Pernambtscoto the sth February, all on the Coast of Brazil, and they are all equally silent on the subject') and further, that a letter from Plante Video, itself, of, the 2-1:h DeCember, has been received at LLOYD'S, which is 16 days after the event is said to have happened. This letter, too, is silent sin this subject: None of our port letters ibis morning lime any shippiug news of interest.- ANTIVPIIP, APRIL has' been ofEciOy announced here, that in future all vessels arriving at this port will only be subject to tonnage duty of tteo gililders and 12 stivtrs per last once I year, instead of such payments formerly made each lime such ees,el amriyed.here. This lesolutionnurstbe considered of great. invortance to the traders be- tween Engliind and Antwerp. (Signed) • A. ELLERMAX, - Agent to Lloyd's. The SPRAKCH of the nousP. of CoNrtioNl. We Pircbßppy to.state, expects 16 be 'able to attend the Drawing-toom.on to resume t!ne Chair hi the !loose of Commons on ihty, 'I here k nogronnti for the report teat he means to tender his resignation. The Leeds Intelligencer, by its vigorous and spi rited efforts the Revolutionary Firtbrands in that important District, has shewn us how much good may be done by a single right-minded Public Jourual, as evil proceeds from those of an opposite kind. Au advertisement of great import. once from that town occupies a first pageioluan ) but we could not' insert •it without drawing more especial notice to the subject, and spaying that Ii ibute to the Newspaper above mentioned, which it has so amply deserved by its original' exertions in favour of a Volunteer System, to protect the public tranquillity. As Journalists, we led that this notice will he grateful to the Leeds Editors, arld a stimulus to their proceeding in their loyal and patriotic course. We lament to notice from the Country Papers, that footpad Robberies are becoming dreadfully prevalent in many parts. The Loyal Decimation of the County of Nor folk, to which we armlet! on Saturday, will be found in bur lirst page. There it so able an Ex position of this subject in the Norwich Merctiry, one of Our best conducted and most impartial Provincial Prlnts, that we offer no apology for transferring its excellent 'general, and superior 'local remarks into TRE Sus. This aocumtnt proves, that, neither discontented Peers, nor great Commoners disappointed of being Peers, speak the sense of the County of Norfolk. (Praia the Norwich .211errury) The Norfolk Declaration is before our readers in another part of pm.. paper. 4is al, unaffected statement of the opinions of the supporters Gt Go. vernment,' and conveys in the firmest, yet in the plainest language, the reasons for the conduct tolnPteil by the Nobility, Gentry, .Clerar, anti Freebalers who sign On looking ov'er the names subscribed, we see . the cotioboration of nor impartial deduction from the causes which influence the conuty gencraily. sod which veiled a t t h e meeting. on the sth patticular, viz That the resolution requiring the dis -1111”4 of MillisterS, though eemtinly in.conso fiance With those of a large portion of the County, 14)0; not speak the sentiments of uny thing like a mitiority Upon 'hi.; stead our conviction is now rendered more complete, although we considered the arguments dritsim from he nntnre of the county connections sufficiently conclasive to warrant our ~"_ , . • ,_ ItSSClllull l as t Weett, ad ‘Vc beileVe lilt COMIAOItiy So taker!. ;,.... Ire, may ito%'y 116uever ConituriT (tie liti of the (Wu dciemilehts; the liesolotiniti ii I)eelailit 1011. Stripped o f !keit . Verbi B l syllOgisni proposed by the itesolutioni thus Alitrisiert there llie author's Of the ion . . -- The wtir has been the cause uf the di,tl (1155th 'strict jolt. rgb —the AI itiiitcri are - the tuithers E diStrets and ditall s eeti.m.-- - - l'he I)eclaration denies both p the rititt) and we shall have occasion to enarnitlc flit as we proceed. . The 2d and 3,1 ItesoltitiOns * are tr'olit ceraing the . nature of . Govern ment tau ile: mingles wilwiththem (li:spilled allegations sole e the national distiesS, a s being derivol t'katioll. ' The be)Thiration Meets these taii lt i l n i fil l : ll : 4r d as i i i ii e si S l : ct . : i b . iti t ti aariyolaarila(tel:iipll4:llgliigtitiitlee:iiirfirdilaCt th e case cci i c i l ei , i i isti s t is ‘ c if . ii e ,; : i t ys ' st ny e: y l t i . t t8 1 ) : 1 : :: e r y i a l c e.b a l e y r , t i), li e i ti L l B , ; l l : . t , that 11 war hi suPPe ' ° liberties of Europe, have 'led to th at stnl parlay exhatistiou and eathatrasstnenth Ma are ki ( *e are novi' labouring." Here we posed to fact i and it strikes us to be ir",; to escape from the plain language of the P solution so peremptorily asserts; that Ica ini l : ) 1 1 ri l l tn o f : r )ri i )r ) t i l l e . ) e s t e s r ell : i l o l si t f e e i b i i p : t o S t h o n ea proceed nP , l : el lll:l troller etl nt believe b e : I 'i front i t : . : l e i e . a g . 4 , e i ' 1 t i : tit t t: I t: t ri l ::: ! s ‘ fain t ll , -" of the Prince Regent's Ai in isters ?" ',The P is doubly assailable and doubly weak i -- " re i regaids Ministers , w eak as it regards tl,e ( f u ist F ie 7 ,e i ere t sr s isi t t ' iillfaor i io n i laio:stitcg•n.tliitillitclioliicsblerieeliittripyii:r,:filerlicsicice)Oineitotillelfstifhirtiig:eilliteier:iajyettaol ,eilb,:litielc.sek.:oolro:ll.lo: expressed, Whic h goes' far to &sell% arid. second!), because the Ili s " sse , l • o , be proved to be the result. of l' lt3 '. l ti ceps •i n n , -- very -important propotnia. !ion of the necessity sosfsutteligwial;alhotil:' been decided ten thousand titt les over by' ‘' complete demonstrations of -. Ox ment and of the Country. II that (la_ I tint settled c u m pi e / e ty, i t i s iinpossible to: I,ligicand for popular suppoit to settle 8"..,`..1!.; '' cver (says an eminent public! %i'll.e' ,',, was it Veil r begun and carried to its fl ,' l ytts t I, earty concurrence thc Britt r l,. every war with France. ‘t'e 'appeal ' t° , EW) who reinenibers the beginning of I ' l . o f pr rotation, '‘ .4 % r hart been referred to the penr,le, 11 . 1 I seas'. it and decided by universal sittfrat:e, 4 `l r ' c l i ne h"ee found one .dissentient voice in " opr o The tioestion•completely broker' " ► P ; 61 , 1 , / f te i iYitielt, rill-tlieU, h 4 ovally ei"",:;,,ed tr of •1 he AI inistri ; the lc %v who ri: ll '7 c b i tra I , 'ox sunk at once frotn rtic rank ", I ', „$ tell pt . fl in y to that o f .4.l:,hictitor 0 for°ie-- ow (I fi"' lliipoltillat gi) feeble, radeett, 8 " ii die o significant in the scale, tillat 160 e l: 1:' 1 ritble step of secetliog front l'a;0180:4 tile' , I l l ereltol be thought; that %ill I ° l l s o ettc lete grountl3 of a claim so I ,, lrrh 111)t. s he ` Pitied . of, t h e 0 . ) , t ill ,t 1: ) I AntelliS 0 . ,„4011011' Of any . 1 : 1 I . it•att,inie pretext tint at it go CI n'te 4 isqliificult .10''comprekend ' ot lle 'evolution to the principles of ° c is ' ot iii` i w 'a l:Teh 'ir t i l s te c v ." k n :f li n t' ‘ t V 111 :1 s t lite' CI : r li r e,ll at:'tl:llC :, l i l l .4 ;; be'i? at every sitll. while thry wrre t,:' t o s af6 !tie itiOst •CurtilBl SiippOtt• it it i f) ,‘ ,,n 10 ' l l our argtorent were we to 'colo r. ' r ya' Prrio.(l, and regard the grdod 111`"' o f t tlio° probation to have set in either fr" 11 ~ Nlt , oi , rite ( succeeded the; Peace of A 1 0.14115 1 nine' s e 00° 1 0011111., i'l l t r l t t i ) e t p i i i i i l r i ! t i l 1 : 4 : 1 1 t : i P o:f e c a i r 6 the cc:tilllicilint ;01srigigis',:eitc'en io „ v iol' and spring . of evil tip . 1(i .the co::l4ll.ll,evl:Lci',',elif war, ""ti as only to be loon cl t r,1,4'111 the course of opposition riod ( '' e s „( 0 11 mighty ill-pediments, " the etoscod".„011•0. and embdreassment, the great : 11) l)C il exertions," which the writer o ..,iiic i, are , I butt-probably in his mho!, and i ' . ' e ma st I" . out ut natiritral industry its.elfet"ty,oll.alt and fertile source of Ow' Pr,°sP er l l vflioc ver appears of our adversity also• ..01,,,,tteSS untitled the detail of thetples'":: to t it out of . a complication the mere surface, "mast iil4Ve bi 2 e 0 0, o' least of these, is the astonislintitig 1 . 0 : 1 c o , 'which mechanical improveinetio.jog tlicr,Ll supersede • human labour, ,c l . e rito tioo " t 0 of consc.s. ~,,,;(lily enormous inequality in theft , i ii,v „,cat , ° l i p , auprienting tire deattli of cll'P,.l„e of I ' l l , diming a depreriutiott in the 'or'eg,o„,te co,' kyltiell ire have yet found It° ' . s i , v e o ;"T i • : ~, of ' a .11 tied., 'enlist and the cessatt,- ...,(00 ce . wat are the great. oiwratiog ,'• . ' j. 'We '',,, And this is the:progress 01 sn'iltic j„terei'.o'`‘, ingenuity of Dian 10 liiSro` 4 dress 1,4,1 ctunparison with the effects "' o f t he 1 POwers, the whole expeoll'orc ally ' ot Cl I b l: l e int f l i t it e ic . tioliii;l:iift• tiliiii;,t;rtat Stn: 's g l t ': t vi5 :: 1 . 1. : i ::; ;. 1 11 " retrenchment," vela ch is the :-'-''''l _..—•—•-•,--. . of 1 "" . ----10 T --- , c 0i,„,0.,,,„0 1 .2. Th,:tt as ),I, t he _,;(.,-$ not. -,:011 voil.,lt. 10 .0 io rti Nlitil,lers , il lie Crown Art Alone rog i , 4 , p0tt0,L.,,,, 01 Of Guertin , ot, it i, of the titoto4t,.i' i i ) . ip . O . ! . ' iti c lit of the itoy.l l'lrr4on, and mare 01':;„,,41)tf..'1,,Y,rj, 1: calantit/ : l td tliScatitt.lll, that li , e ' ut I t pet- " ii , 0: nisters lie real and etieet ire; alui l lpotr , °I. f..r the purposes of Parli7llllVittall di but' t ol: Vc.•:',,ies (11 political partie s . . ni ff t ilit jt , 3. Tbat the true ntextlit'.; ponidnoeut: and that- when rdea''.ticcojiiogil`s,,, w., nieiotts: when the continuo] a1 . 01 5 . ) . 00 ., o . l l l c 'd Wl!' rop . te are to be traced to th!' Ibe 1 091 ~ Jostle/. fiefll;llii!, that they SitlatlU tI C. Ili° • their disitsiv;al two ut',i‘e. ~ . most loot d (to . 1 701 ~,,r 4. That front the'slatetal,llls /1111,00,00,0 toi eil 4.0 lif req ' n ei :it!' Be sse,.,i,noi,o, contradicted allegations of 111 1, e „ pro ° , 00 0 . ditring the lost two years have , 'i occ 1(0 .. Pit . ; ; 4 a o tio House of Couttnoni, or t° th e I . r iod at l ' f i 'atttr a ! Pre of the People of England (1.10)tilt no r till' . , 0 0; 10 10 lieiatte ae burtion, I atiog , 1 0 11 110 .00 . 11 .0 ezi , o the alito of Ott ( 0. 20,011o.0( 01 tietnonstr,ttett to proceed front th!-'...04,1:0 w' apart 'titan under the t dries; tind ?lea's present Ministers.