The Sun. — London, England, 1817-04-28 00:00:00

DUTCH AND FLANDERS HAILS. BRUSSIILS, APRIL 2l .—Letters from Lille statr, that the french Government has again ordered a general measare, in order to complete the colonial 'battalions. Such soldiers are to be taken from the battalions of the line as give the most reason to be dissatisfied with tireir cortilupt. At the sante time recruits are to be raised for the same end. Itlis still supposed that the French GoVernment tall not yet' renciunbed its designs of 'conquering St. Domingo. Withiu these few days a great many vessels, 'Paden with corn, chiefly from The Baltic, have gone op the ?these for the supply of the center of the. Army of Occupation. This importation has caused the pricesio fall in those:parts, as they had already tluite iri Picardy and.elsCwhere. These favourable circumstances, combined with tbecontinnedfirmness of the ,Crench Government, _ • contribute not .a little to astablials tranquillity more and more. , From _time to time newspapers god'pAmpbteti,are stopped at -the frontiers; which rtre attempted .to be conveyedoclaudestinely into Vraace. His. Royal Highness 'the Prince of Orange gives'i grand Ball to;anorroW to the most ,eonsiderable per Sons lit this'citY. The number of persons invited ill eight hundred. M. Cannematt has passed through here going again to Paris. it is affirmed that he is going to negoeiate with rite Austrian Commissioner. liarbier, concerning several yet unliquitinted demands' of some of the ionthern Provinces. Ba6ssit.s. Ar!itit.23 . -The Prussian troops that quit the .Army of Occupation amount to 6,300 men.. Among them there is only one entire regi inent ; the rest are all detachnients. The artillet'y and the train remain us they were; but it seems that the half of the remaining part of the contin gent will be relieved by fresh troops. The Rus sian troops alone have not made any movement to begin their match homewards, and the time of their departure is not exactly known. In the Znglis,ll cantonments a change . has already been mule by order of the Duke of Wellington, to re, lieve the country. Two regiments have left the environs of Dapannte and gone to Valenciennes to strengthen the garrison of that fortress, which was weakened by the departure of some troops for England. A great number of Generals sari superiurOtlicers, who were with the Duke at Paris, have arrived at Cambray, and'more are expect eel. The soi-disant Polish Officer Polowski, or Pi .qowski, has come• back from St. Helena, - whither "ht: had leave to tallow Llnonapirte, has passed through - city; hut he did not make army stay, probably because he was informed that.the London Pollee Office bad given various' infot ma tion respecting bins. The journey of this person . seems to have the same object as that of Santini. Vi LINMA APRIL 14.--Count Bunt Schanenatein, President of the Diet at Frankfort. has had nit tlserons conference's with Prince Netttrnich. On the 20th or 21st he leaves this capital to return to Yrankfort. Her 'Royal Highness the Princess of Wales left this city on the 12th. She dial not appear at Court, but the High Chamberlain Mims paid his respects to her. Her Royal Highness has gone back to Italy. The reports of. her intending to take a journey to Persia seem to be confirmed. TRIESTP., APRIL 2.—This place is so overstocked with the immense quantity of corn that has been brought hither from all parts, that if the next harvest is good, as there is every reason to hope, the number of bankruptcies will be very great.-- The sale is the more difficult, as a large porton. tion of the corn which hai been brought front the itussian ports in the Black Sea is of a very idea rior quality. CkltL9lltlllS, APRIL, ls.—His Royal Highness the Girard Dike has acceded to the Sacred Al liance, on the invitation of the Emperor of Rus sia. The Act of Accession was signed on the 14th March: and delivered to Baron Nialtiz, who was at that time Plenipotentiary from Russia to our Court. HAVSISELS, APRIL 22, 23, 24.--The action brought against one of the Editors of the Vrai Liheral, at the instance of the Judges of the Spe ci ii Court, will he tried on the 2d of May. The Counsellor Von Meenen, one of the Editors of the Belgian Observer, will plead the cause of the tlt tendant. Oar Tribunals will soon have to try several •ctions brought against the Editors and the Printer of a Journal of this city. It is affirmed the Special nxtraordinary Court will be concerned in the prfst•cutiou.of several causes, relative• to articles in the Journals, which are considered as seditious or inflan►matory. Last Saturday there was posted tip at Bruges a not i ce front the President of the Special Extra ordinary Court, sitting fit Brussels, signifying to M. tle Moor, of Bruges, printer of the Belgic SURRENDER OF MON l'E VIDEO TO TIII POR'CU• GUENE TROOPS. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FIWM THE AGENT TO tr.oYn e s, DATUD AUENOS AYRES. PEE 4., '' The Portuguese have it length taken posses. sine - of Monte Video and (Nal° del S4erumento, without firing a shot. It is uudersio.d that fo reign shipping are to be freely admitted under the same regulations as at Rio Janeiro." APUIL .—Arrired the Lydia, 11nrcumsoN, from Bahia, last from Falmouth, The Master says, that the report of the capture of the Duke de Vittoria and a large Portuguese ship was very general, but he believes the report to have arisen from the Masters of British vessels, who Isere desirous to prevent passengers from going In Portuguese &hips. THE QUEEN.—We are extremely happy to he enabled to announce the restoration of leer Ma- jesty's health. No Bulletin was issued yesterday. The answer given by the Gentlemen Porters was— " Iler, Majesty is going on very vvell." The three days Paris Papers to the 25th in clusive arrived this morning. Count de BLACAS has returned from Rome, It Is supposed, with the final arrangements of °nego, ciations at that Court.. lie occupies his old apartmeors in the Tuileries. The French Fluids on . TtleAiy were ini,agairi to 67. 15—:11ank Actions 1300. A Quarantine ha's been established at Marseilles on Vessels from hilly, in consequence of the Epi. deltic prevailing at Genoa, Port Maurice, &c. The ORLEANS Family have left Paris for their Summer It es,ittence at Neinlly. Odessa has been declared a free port. it is reported at Brunswick that Count Motts'iltit is about to undertake the functions of Prime Minister, in the name at the PRINCStwit.. The young Duke highly spoken of. The Tribunal of Correctional Police has de. dared itself incompetent to pronounce judgment in the case of M. MAUBIIBUIL. Vire have received the following from the: City, nitd have not time to ascertain its accuracy. W e therefore insert it as it came to our ha►►ds,witl►uut ti voucher : " NEW PLAN OF FttrANce..--Ale were the fi to commnacate to the Public the intention of Ministers' to reduce the ihtereM of nintieY in II" Funds, and we this day lay their intended plan before our Friends, which is as follows, viz : For every lOC five Per Cent. the Ministerra= poses to give MO Consols at 721. in the ,3 per Cent. Consols, and 281. in money) but if the parties object to receive the 28!. in money, they may-have an annuity of 2L per annum-for-4We in lieu of it, sinkig the capital of 28!. ‘vhich will be 3/. in Consols and 21. Annuity, making W. per cent. clueing his life. in future, therefore, there will be no Government Stock to purchase in above 4/.. per Cent. The Minister calculates by this ar rangement a saving of above a tiaillion and a half to the Public annually." - • THE PRINCE Reott.wr's COURT.--On Saturday Wallop! Highneas the Pettic t ia REGENT held a . Court at Carloin House, which was attended, by" the Lord Chancellor the Lord President, the Lord PriVe Seal; the First Lord of the Treasury, the Chancellor of the Exchequer,' the Master- General of the Ordnance, the Secretary of State fol. the Home Department, the Chancellor ofthe Duchy.Of:Lancaster, the Master of the Mint, the , Lord Chamberlain, the Laird Steward, the Trea surer of the HOusehOld, the Comptroller Of the Household, and the Lord Chief Baron.—The Re_ gent held a Privy Council, at which Lord Chief Baron Richarda was introduced in clue form, and sworn in. tt . Privy Councillor.—Another Council was then held, ,to which the Recorder of ,London was introduced, and made his report•of the con victs capitally convicted at the' last.,Februftry Ses alone at the. Old ROO; Highness gave: audiences to the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Harrowby, and - Mr. B. Bathurit.. According to the last accounts from ealcuffs, the Company's ,European regiment in quarters at Fort William had : received orders to hold theta. Selves in readiness to proceed, by water, to Ber hampore. Great disturbances had taken place in Katuram. They originated in a cruel exercise of despotic power On the part of the Prince Muslim), who had caused one of his principal Oturahs, named Ists.Anatt, to be assassinated. His wife induced the people to rise, and the affair was likely to cost the tyrant his kingdom.—(M paper.) We, are happy to learn that the Duke of CLA RENCE is recovering from his indisposition, al though be is very weak from the loss of appetite, &c. His Royal Highness was yesterday able to take an airing in his carriage, and called'upors the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton-house. Friday being the Duchess of GLOUCESTER'S birth-day, their Royal Highness's bad . a select party to dinner at Gloucester-house: The Duchess is now confined to her room by indisposition. The Princesses AUGUSTA and ELIZABETH visited' their, royal sister on Saturday, at nine o'clock at night, and repeated their visits yesterday morning. The Duke of GLOUCP.STER waited upon theQuetter to report the' state of the Duchess. 'His'Royal Highness attended divine service at St. George's church: • • On Sett:Hay the Duke end Ditchers of Cu 1•' DRRLAND hail a dinner.party 1 among the emu— pithy were Prince CAETHLCICALA, Baron JUST, I,i,e Saxon Minister, Count and Countess LiEvoi, Earl and Countess .Mnitoy, the Portiitiiieee Ans. hamiador, Mr. JeFrrta?„ General YYse,, Major PoTtm, &c. Yesterday their Rovill Highnesses cave a splendid entertakuluent to the Duke of Wa LLINGTON. Yesterday divine service was performed at the Queen's Palace, before tier MaJam, Princeisee AUGUSTA add Hozaiiirrn, and the Duke of Yo by the Rev. Mr. KRYSALLi the KJNIG'i Chaplain in waking. • Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign . thfice, which Lord CIOTLRREACIII came to town to. attend. The Noble Viscount is much recovered from his tame ness.. The. Earl of LtvERPOot. went from attend ing divine • service at Whitehall-chapel to attend the Council, which did not break up till five o'clock. The Duke of Wit.taxoTots is expected to re main in England about two months : at least, it is understood that lie will stay till after the cere mony Of opening the Waterloo Midge, which, it, is expected, will take place on, the 18th of June, the anniversery of the memorable battle of Wa terloo. It is rumoured that his Grace will accoth pan? the Pat NCR REGENT in going over the bridge, and that they will pay the firstregolar toll to be demanded.frotu that period. His . Grace the Duke of NVE4I.INOTO N went down on Friday last to spend the day with his brother, the Marquis 'WELLESLEY, at his Lord ship's ` residence on Richmond Terrace, The Duke of Witutricrintr paid a visit yester day morning to the Earl of- HARM:4OI'ON, whom We rare happY, ter state, is Mitch better, An -express received .• yesterday from . t MM. Palk, the seat °film-Mike of NEwtrami, states, that his Grace.continues to amend. The Duchess' is doing well, and theehildren are convalescent. It is stated in accounts from Frankfort, that the wife of the Crown Prince of SWEDEN is expected there, and that the wife of JOSEPH BUONAPARTB, her sister, who resides there is going out to meet her. The Ex-Icing of Swnnan resides in that city with his children, so that he will have the mortification of living in'the same society with the wife of die intruder to his thr6ne. PROSKCUTIONS FOR HIGH TREASON'. Wit nesses have been subpcmiaed to appear before die Grand Jury of Westminster this day, to give evi dence against dithur Thisselwood, and others, for High Treason. Notice of trial it is expected will also be given to the priioners in the Tower. V steiday being the first Sunday in Easter Tern:, the Lotto MAyon, the Sheriffs, several of :he Aldertneu, the City Marshals, and City-Offi cers, went in grim(' procession to St. Paul's Ca tbedral, where they ere met by the Judges, Ser jeants, and many of the principal Banisters when di) appropriate Sermon was preached by the Lord Mayor's At the conclusion of Divine Service their repaired to the Al:option House, where an entert aintnent Wis prepared for thew. NrATIS. , . --.......10.1"*" .. DEAL, APRIL 27.—Came do Vi e down f rom t h e Rit yesterday, and sailed , t he Cowden, Minerva, toria (I), and Vl(«aid (2), tra sports, for Colk,i Autumn, for Quebec ; aud Month, for Nes South Wales. Arrived, and remains, to•day. till Hermes, Bout), front HavaIIIIIIII. Caine (100 frOut the River, and sailed; the Faany, for !ir t ' A 14,8 serrat, and Rebecca,- for•Tobagu....Vin ''' I Po iirst4o (Yr ti ; APRIL 27.--Ariiiredyesitrilal his Majesty's ship Prometheus !Mill .R. r.':11140,:"01 ~ . Christiansen, Baitoe, front Ilatubyrglt fortis • o ~—: c iled IP t annah—the latter has stoma again..., 04.- : .0 day his Majesty's ship Rosario on ise' * - Wind N. E. ii.: PLYMOtrril, APRIL 25 --,ArrivellAt lifil.lo Fox , from Bourdea ux for Doptlev v adyso es . GIIILDFORP, from Alarennes.; 0011.4140 , BEttAKE, front Itotterthitti tor'Neii ~0.1."11.ill° A tiitql liat to " FALMOUTH, Ainu.:25.....•:“.11%—.-t , . It a rit ll e:nl l: lt i dei Z i ti ii i A ity,: h : N t elupegDlttalvl:ll3:34,eithrrnfeSerds'ranotipryvinNlfevieci:tAluilyEeitrt:ea:ll:inen,fra:lrniptp.,:rj..rat:okAar: 4.: 13 71 1,.ii5a.. : :;. 114 1 ,, : : 1 . 6 ., : it0m: r' :.• ., ' ~: - .., ~,,, -..4.i1f, I ' a . d . 11 , 0 11.1)1 • - 10 4411; , ~ ( f o ( n )r at the itLiseee.,jarTid ilesiTuvdifsi,sitisregr a;k:tivi7ri. Aii . joi * H. , , 'Wind . ' ' • . ..... ail 11). HAftwt Cu, APRIL • 27.-,-Arrivell Ifft g ~,I:. I , cii 10 0 . dol . :. Soiled the Ileaufoy packet ,vt Wis.:Olll"MP Vet l9 in ian o l.::::: . Vita, APED- 27. —The brig .IWllegs . 1 .. • ..' lb / ST R°I 4 G, hatl her brosisritii eau —. - I'- Am' . : finds, ' he the tr • d.reAlvllSyrtaAwv°lFltil'eururNntiliiiiiiol:lLl°HiOi°lbll7)S:llol:ift;;;"rsj:att...ll's.'ol;:L; i: mains of the late Major FulusPß , nble Artillery Company, were interred .7" 1 1: 1 41: anon. three.ai h i t sle it : ij r y obnfa%. l :s i not ( ed ) iir t r i ei o essp i si,o, ailli•iresy:l,iieiliticenrlnegevtetthibtrtiteytri ilesfeed::roiliyleno,riovrteaoudpl stamtioi f .e:r S iers : : frixoljapci P il il ‘;4l :o:o 'church, Suowhill. A detachment ()fe ta ) ihe 'rsis , Major's the body (which was brought fr°;belid; is, St. George's Fields, and preceded it to th o r sit e . by six Officers. After tha b l o b t e lY ir " s ' a i i - e St i li , ours at the Armottry•lionse we" , ern ectr to high, : asi h n i n i . memory • throtoigtiliteoruttritb th e 11°;111°.°Ic°1r.,.°4: tri, e ttelll ClP c e . . CHELTENHAM, APRIL 27."'"'",101,4011, I laying the toalidationicloatibolisp)toteitr.atinitio:otr'kilseeriii'vv-oh'igialsoft'llei,.-0111:::: coted to his .Grace the Duke of.- otl eotle h d b ! .Lord' ;thee at one o'clock yestfrilte i i Com g ;:i .:•49rd' lIILL, and - all the' failtit'llritipplOgifh.y ) 1 " , ill eh(' ground •t f Col , 0 40 0 1 f. t . immediately opposite the oak' tha t 4 ~t, ittos ic :,„ 'father Pt th irni f e i n t ar ,l i s r ' a e c i :t vA ou n l r r i e l l a d t :s t li o, i o a o li s n e u n c l l 3 , w r, i o P : uiline;:rsyNd• ocaortenfit:stivi,glelAt.ee,rt•t.i.):tY),'cibe4.l4rCa.,Ell.::::::::::ol:l,l,":ll'l:4cc.l:oB:l:i'll'Pl_t;::;tll::' icflo t l-l e teti)ensintigillide' d trigri'ittiihtiali.l)t4l:llll:l(l.elleeteiia:l:iiirgnintlatt:iti°cnercsliTtip-r:etp.st:cil:ra.)'essei'l,'‘tolliii P Y rjr ilreillil:ISI I IY-1 ; :11) : 14 1 :e i ST : 14 ' nfilid:::: • flikl A i;-::' appears, that on the night of tne 4'oooo ori to st4,rtis I.' rel. k" a 7 0 , Chloaut house a 0 1 f li li p t . e r n i t i l 1:;:ile;V:Inttild . lilleeriP7;neie:llettrillet°los street, who was one of their parlYiejoelti..o4 one of Pi cot on 's bail. Pendrili.ricwit gister::4lo the welcome of a partizan, 4 19il h it , i 'bie I. l t nc ht.t 4 that he 911011141 Wait-till - delay Pip r co' elder Watson was known. '4"" sito eitt,tho' the necessity of immediate eo i n:i bit rt e sequence of the reward otrei.e is -i f ° r his ocFcp•-iett, sion the next day ; s""I a r°° -% ' t I's PI of s' dation in the back part of the hou_s,,,,,ffin .1 ~0 1 lie continued Pendrill's tenant fo!' " . , 00 111 0, 40 month, and in fact till the vili°ll..•:le'lvrett,..!&•vial abated. During all this time , 11,a.ditut Ar.,,,,a, f o e tn. 00 - not' remain a close prisoner; Foch fb. procured him the costume of i t 'Oh ''.' Ott ehveciflrientign.enAt ltyiesztliilfirecit.tilf,nairialtiti;;Dilarvitterrpo.(ol;:;,ll,.. care of a female friend, MO ti are; stl: er 10 cantion, he took his passage 0 . 11 i'sodu a f t er can vessel across the Allautte. f on e... . p . departure, Pendrill, apprehens,l.e •",.; ..if los! t bs Anfety4 s°'" *VslitlliP,. surer affecting his own - i s o; . • ' 0 9". - ' perty, and set sail for America s'eeigebkir, last fortnight a letter Lay hceo,l-if,,i;(09_,10; is lion) ice the neighbOurhooil 91:,...00.10,01;r til,el Y""ng Watson, announcing. u'sr;tirocie P l ' / II America, and expt esqing b'ijg, s."*"" 001 l' i ' l !,, i ) . protectionwhich had "' !teen so : ,litoc rie ( s it opt friends in Loudon , b y iv" c -li t tence entered into to defray . . liii , Paper.) " ------*".0....----- doy the of , sate, ecooti4, UncoaDe ICS P.l3PettT.--"(',111,00,101 , 7, 4 ja t. C O RDER tawle a Report to T:o,,,c'unvis .0„ the following prisoners ,collltif '. ' iltilP,:,ln , APo' do v bruary Sessions last, viz• ? '''''' on , , aP-, oft o pv 1 J. A braltatu s', .1. Olson, WM' ilvelfoltiles 7 1 0 . hif lo o till ; for stealing . in a dwelling-housei %,,, •,.. ii a pp . . 5,0 1 j ol g. for forgery; Patiiel; Ili own aligt",ila Glariposel,d.lotr, bay; Jots„ Davis, Mary Lover '°, twirl '40,1". pie, and James Tree, for like offences, Jo e! l itfro pe c t or os i Cotton, Francis Ew.tr, Wi11i'0),4°,1a141.'41.0.1;6„' ; olk, Wei g ht for burglary ; CbArlei a:..0 ilort,, io i 1111/itiv, flallard. George Eimoiley, and. " „rivatel,;l irtt,!'4044.,40, ing ; William Davis, for steultrilfibed,Orion tts o , o o P o John Ellett, for a r obbery in .0 e 0 0.0 1° fratocii‘t, - /frown alias Rycen,_was ottlere4 10! dollutttimol 1 , Kirby and Strew, for Stealiilr ini'oltil bli l' - ' reported. The rest.wure respite', Ole ° Aide. ~r pleasure be farther WWl"' __,...--.- I°( :' IV -- - "'-'41..-- t COI ghel q - It is expected at the I.lfrxonljulte ~,. i to that the Latin MAYOR tvill - , v iol ( 000 the ensuing year.. t i vielt 9 di, Wednesday a transpor L e ith cid , itatt 40‘11 Regiment arrived in 1 4 A lad ; Spcokrevr, that a Acta)/ ot It, days is g;ven • to present himself before the said Court, iu order to have sentence passed upon him by the ‘ Conn, in default of his obeying the said order within the time prescribed, he will be considered as refractory to time law, his property will be sequestrated, and he will be declared incapable of enjoying his civil rights. This order is dated the 14th instant. Frederick Augustus Alexander, Duke of Beau fort, Grand Marshal of the Court, and Commander of the Order of the Belgic Lion, died on the 22d, after a long . illness. His virtues, his beneficence, and his ardent love for his country, will cause him to be long regretted . . There is to be established in the kingdom of Wurtemberg a Gazette, expressly destined to com bat all such, doctrines as may tend to disturb the public tranquillity. VIENNA, A/ 'NIL I.—Madame Murat has not been allowed by the Government to purchase the estate of Kollingbrun, near Baden, because it is withi►l the distance of four posts from the capital, which she is not permitted , to pass.' THEATIiICAL ItEGISTHR. Performed ors Saturday . ' Dittlirit-Lhgt.—The Double Gallant: Sir Solomon, Sadlife; Mr. Dowton ; Lady Sadlife, Mrs. Davison. After which, The Dinkel:pees Daughter. _ _ _ COVENT Gnaw:N.—Cori°Ltnus : Caius Marcia& Coriotonna, Mr. fien3ble; Volutunis, Mn.'s rauett. After wbicb, The Masque of Coomi. NEXT.WEDNESBAY THE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAW ING-.IIOIIE THAN TWO PRIZES TO ONE BLANK FOUR OF TWENTY THOUSAND-TICKETS UN USUALLY CHEAP: • . . Arigivgy... r t Holland, I Flanders, 1 Gottenburgb, 1 Dublin. 0111,-.4 France, 2 Lisbon, I Dublin, Waterford. 'PRICE OF Smti ' - 1 Tilts nAe AT rWEIN G ortit.ocie. fink Stock,. ... 251 f 251 15 per Cent. 1797,18 7-15ths ii a per Cent. Red 7I i a lndia f10nd5,..... 7.15. 7bs. pr. 3 per Cent. tans 72Ai Exch. Bilk,. Ws. 20s. pr. 4 perA r . riis .....1344 : Culls. for Account,..... 12f 5 per Cent. NavyAnn...lo2ii ! titto,ist —Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the week ending the 23d day of April, Ibl7, is 44i. 94d. per cwt. UGH WATIM Al LONDON BRIDGE TO-NIOBROW. %limning, 19 minutes ;trier 12. I Evetsisiz s 44 sifter 12. TUIE SUN. 110LI:Nt Qllll DI CEP F % ~ ItI►IAT I,ON DON, 310ND.41% APRIL, 28, 1547.