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

....,t, • • DUTPH MAIL, • titEentvEri ?ass stoatntotq L., BrUttN. MARCU 25.-,The installation -ef the Council of State is 110 W PoSitirely fixed for Sun tlay, the 30th inst. Hit Atije.ity will open the first Sitting, Which will be preceded by a religi ons ceremony. All the Princes of the Royal lionsc, the Generals, . and 'the Chief Presidents sire invited, , • They talk of a considerable change in the sta. 'flans of the Prussian army. Besides the 5000 men returning from France as the fifth part of the rrn,;bian Contingent, several other regiments are In leave that Kingdom and to be replaced by new tiIICS. STOCIZHOLX, MAR . C'IT 18.,-.1 larming reports of it political nature were in eirculmion, to which little attention was Paid, Anti which in fact did not produce any consequences„,..Sornething has taken place which has made Inoto,itliprealipn : one Lind born, a publican, denounsttaAti i :flip.l3th certain 6editiops limguage which britadtarsiTerbeard. The affair, of which thttolqiet was no less than 'a total .suhveriints of the'present order •tif the Go 'verument,bas i inmetliately.givenrise i o tbeStriereit infcstigation„-and hos appeared bu ffi eivt) t'l y ha i. portant to-induit all the high colleges Or public •Lbtirds)" and tittititationi of the armed force, the nobility, . the oktizens of Stockholm, and the pea sants., ' to,..Wit' is tin the 'Cvown..Prince, and assure him of their fidelity an'il attschinen t t. i. • • . . Tile.StVcd:su Papers , cipthnik i mitc vstrortpo of . the Addresses to the Cro vrn i ftrinbik. anklhis answers. • The Police continues 444 tilthilii:Te?•tsithout in T e i " ii . . ~ terruption, but liitherto no ben 16140 teen arrested. - Littilltorn„the int - miner who cannot girt: the names of the persons, whose discourse he sari he has beard, is confined to his hone by illness... flstlovett,•llloittotr .25. he meeting , of the " State 3, which was' fixed 'for the 15th April, has . , ben adjourned to the 20th of May. BERLIN, Meknot 14:-,—M. Von Niels , itz is now .appointed Minister Seeretaey of State, and will collect and arrange,thedeliherations of the Coun-, cil of State. The King has issued 'an instruction or ordinance for the COOnCiltf State, which is said to contain the prineipal features of the new Con stitution. It SCCITI . S thit the council of State will be more than the Privy Coliticiti& Wurtemberg. f 9 il t As it is formed by an orders le, Ang, a'nd not by the fi : ee choice of the ,Peoplei• it will cer tainly be- blamed by r our •preilehers of free dom i there are also some experienced men :•, who augur no gdod front this Council of State, to .tote Prussian Monaiehy,i , vFhicb,in- its :na ture 4tight to be unlintiktai ',hetaitsi, in hider to be cOmplete; it most: particularly., wnuts unity, Some collision of ideas in this Council cantles no harm ; but a mountain ,party, ust,,the cool banks , of the SKee, would be a !teal* phenomenon. ' A law is in the Vie sw, willEkßiOttlit l *the Polish 5,,;1.,.., ..., • yeasants,the *ay to fre6ifo a 1,,, ' PRIVAI'E CORRESPONDENCE. Paws; Itls nr. 11 3 I .—Thp public attention is still occupied with this fatal Germanicus,'ltnil the con sequence'sni its having.heio acted. There were three duels yesterday, none of which proved fatal. To-day, a half-pay, officer of. the navy has been killed. As tar as. I can learn, this naval a ittl a nephew of the celebratvd,Corvi cart, fot merly first physician, of Buonapltrte, are the only two, individuals who have perished, or whose lives are danger from their wounds. A 144 ntore duels will yet take place: the more, so, because as yet not one Royalist has either' cir beemtlatt gerously wooodtd. Formetly 11;11V would have been - considered as a decisiot64.o44'v,in ; even at present it produces some' 4feetl i - but, it tenders their advcrOries furious) and4o,4ourage is pre. eisely tit o only quality possessed by the Revulu. tionary party, they are not easily to be discou raged, and-they will condone to create quarrels and to fight Ain they. have -o.ll4lliftal 110tUe vietoi on-their 510. „ t v~:-~< The Papers announce to-day the arrest of M., de Croquemhourg . and I. de, Brirreville : they st:tte, it is• ou account of a corrtayitmdenoe w i t h, Belgium : their oploions are W 'll4tkltvti, but I believe they arc. taken up at the lieti'lot moment to Wader some duels being .fOoght, The first of these gentlemen is a younger hrOther of en aloe- trious family of the Low Countries ; auct was ties tined by Buonaparte to play a considerable part, if the rebel army in which he-bad served had arrived. at Brussels the latter is tt Pretich gentleman of goo:l family,- nearly related to AI. Marnegie, lately namsd Prefect of Amiens, and against whom such strong accusations were brought to the bat of the Uptise of Deputies, for his conduct in. the depart meut,of the Lot (where . be was Prefect before), during the late elections. . M. Bochsa, a music-master, comPfkier, seller of instrumenti, &c., and .vho,'lacsidc , .4, married sonic years ago the datigister or the Mart/ids Ducrest (brother of the . well-known Madame de s Genlis) • quitted Paris a few daytrago, having, :is was' fi St Sttiwosea, great debts ; but it is since.found that he kas committed .forgeties to an immense moonlit. It' it said, that he has signed the Dames of a great many of the foreigners of the highest rank in Paris, and of several French bankers : he has, besides, perpetrated several frauds of a most audacious and extraordinary nature, selling places, _titles, and Crosses of St. Louis ; and what is more extraor dinary, finding individnals sufficiently foolish to believe him, and to pay him for these pretended ad vantages. One person has, it is posi;ively assured, given 60,000 fr. (2,5001.) for one of theSe ima• Binary places. He has considerable talents and had he kept to. his own profession, he would probably have made a large fortune. The Duke de Laval, who resided an long in England, during the Revolution, died this morn ing.. I'. S. It is thought that the elections Will 'be postponed': the energy of the Revolutionary Party, in the question of Germafircks, has alarmed one or two leading men. I fear that 'this effect will not last long. • BlAuctt 30.—The friends of Arnaultiintsiexert. Ling tbernselVe3 - X0 procure the seoondAo4lentii. tion . of the tragedy of German:rut. At - they are not without . atinence. they will probably attain their end. • 'rile Duke of. Wellington bus not left Nris. is not known why the Noble Pnice did not at tend the review of the Russian troops;: Gert4in it is that every think was ready for his departure, when, all on a sw.Lien, his journey was counter manded. [ANOTHER,LErrEn.) ;Ithucut 1. 7 --. The Ministry bete seem to have adopted another line of policy, since the agitation iir . othiced in the public mind by ttie re- presentation of Germanicus. The workings of Orty'spirit, and'the sect-et designs of tlieliVati- tionary party, which were then made apparent, appear to'bave awakened the ; Ministers to a sense of the 'dangers which threaten `rands. You are aware that the objecCof the Buonapartists was to give such. popularity to this new Tragedy es would enable thetb, 'by petitioning the King, to obtain the return of the author from his exile at Brussels, and thus open the door to the :return of the itegi-. eitles: .'Tet'accomplisb this no menus were spared. It is a fact within my own keowledge, that one person purchased 50 tickets of admission •to -the Theatre, Which he distributed among ,his agents to applaud, the Piece. Its Sttt:CesS was Ott enre certain, and the clamorous approbation of these, hired auditors was loudly asserted to be the testi runny .of public opinion. 'lt is clear that, 4166 suet:cried nuepo*e, -the litutevert2sts would not merely have had a triumph over' the GoverhMent, hot have gained 'a great accession of strength. Irmo the return of so many old revolu tionary leaders, whose implacable hatred' to all: legitithate Government Would burn' more fierce Irons their recent disgrace. The . Ministry have not only forbidden its repetition, but seem Ills posgd •in other respects to curb the revolutionary spirit. Thus,,last week, the'Journal General was suppressed for sonic days, but is agaio p e infitt..d to appear ; and oo Saturday, Le Nervy° Waiiaup pressed. This weekly publication had . begutt bold ly to distil its venom. Several arrests of suspected persons soak' place last week among others; an Englishman';ettle4 here was interrogated for several bourLat the Police-office, tinder a inspieino that he was eon, fleeted with Thistlewood, the associate or . v oim g ‘Vatson. Our country Men fully justified •hArisalf from till participation in the . designs of Thistle. wood, 'whom, it appears, he was led from huma nity to assist here with money to a considerable amount, 'and which he has , never been repaid. The badges of party, the white riband in the but- tote hole, by the friends of the King, and the VlOlett by the Buonapartists, which were worn act week in the streets . and the garden of the Tuileries, are not now suffered t o appear. The sentinels'at the gates of the%e gardens have orders nut to permit ttny one to enter bearing these dis tinctive signs: " The • Ministry have also made a change in !lee persons they prosecute for sedi tious and inflannuatory publications. 01 lute it was the Ultra. Royalists► . only,, us. they termed them, whom they brought before t h e Tribunals i now it is the 'inquiet spiritsobe Jacobins, whom they seek to repress. The anthor of the work en titled Earita -Igi 0.41 1,,,t0 , tio-rsiots!itorti i anti , to., o r . • l -4 11 the publisher rsf the letter to M. le Count de .tize 's to be tried before the Tribunal of Correceoze l l . Police. TRIAL OF THE LUDDIrEs. LercEsTert, APRIL 2.--After a protracted trial of two days (on Monday ten hours, and 'Cueshy fourteen), eight of the Luddites ittAve been:eon. donned to death---in the Whole there were tA - elve committed. illaddiurit and Burton were admitted evidences. Caldwell, taken in, fits during the trial, remains for next Assiie. Stuter, tried lasi Assize, under the Black Act (that' forsiroot ing), was again put to trial for frame-brittiting, to Witiels charge he pleaded guilty, .and is ft') b e transported for life. The Battles of chose eon. damned are E,aroge; Inters, Towle, Armpit, Crosa-. afgelielT, Clone, end' Watson. Much ir4; portant evtdenee net, the trial. Fifteen others, fur various offences, have been condemned. One ss . at.seized with ..coßvtlision, fits .during his trial, and being reported by u-metlical . perort to: ,'heliset n Table of attending to his defence; was re , Mantled to prison. The town has . been very peaceable (Wring the Assize. ~~;~- MAILS. Aanivr.n-2 Holland, t Dublin , t Writerford. Doe-1 Lis bon, I Malta, I limbOgb, t Gottcnburgb. Goab Fnimy.—poliday at all the Public Offices; 1711 GIT WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Nforaing, 46 minutes after 4.' Evening, 50 Initffitei after' 4. THE SUN. SOLEM Quis DIVERE FALSUM,AUDEAT LONDON; FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1817. That Ministers have done a'great duty by the country during the trying period which the mighty Change in the internal and relative state. of the Nations of. Europe has preduced, is thankfully ficknowledged by all men; with the exception of that Party 'which, in straining after Place and Power, never yer gave their adversaries credit for one %visa or good meanie, and of those desperate Incendiaries %vim, to mend their broken fortunes, have been trying to excite. Revolution. The mail; of the People arc grateful for the security now afforded by the invigoutte4,laws, anti fort exertions !Willi in every direction to recall prosr perity to the British shore, to mitigate all burthens which are practicably to be re duced, to encourage Agriculture, and to promote Commerce. These things arc past, and tbe•exist log Administration has entitled itself to the con . ,thll;nce of the country in Peace as in War ;—+ riT lft •uh rare occurrence in our political history, whirja scarcely .offers a parallel.casc. But, in penning these lines, our greatest plea .. sure is not to thVeTriii what-has been clone. It is to what is doing, end , what wilt be" done, that we claim the pu'olc attention, and on the credit of a Journal which has never yet excited a hope to disappoint it, pro mise great and immediate relief - W the 's'uf fering parts of the community. Alinister . s . , will not be idle during the Holidays ; and thong!) we may not yet speak of plans, of which the.details are yet in contemplation, we think we may ven ture to predict (as the Opposition have sent forth their threat of What' they' will do - oil I the re.assembling or Pipliatnent),. that tlieij.,; s attticks trill not only be 'repelled no demerits, but that propositions will be submitteeo to tire wisdom of the .Legislature,.the effects of which will be to give a new and:grand impulse to the amelioration of our State, : to afford preseht to the Most depressed, and dispense strength aad spirit through the, whole 'fratruluT the ErtVirt. To-morrow ends the Revenue Quarter, and we rvinice to says that in many respects it furnishci the dearest evidence of an improving system, and; by comparison, yields the fairest hope of conti nued prosperity. it. appears that the Prussian Constitution is at length fairly set about. The new Council meets at Berlin the week after next. . . The Paris Papers of Tuesday notice the death of the Duke de LAVAL de MoNTMonency, aged 71, and the accOuchement of Lady ELIZ,tIIRTII STUART, who has presentedoarAtnlaciuss4nt.' a Daughter. Some disturbances among the Gardes•tlu-Corps o f thoCompaoy ot No tilirs 1)80 existed for a few days in the Garrison at Versailles. The most tur bulent have been varjoiisly tilliSiletl, and tran quillity restored. Another: Company (that of •14vre) has replaced the'refractory: . , The City of Berlin - has, it is said, rei`teratetlitt, petiti , to be exempt from Military . Services.. The bang of FRAticp was recognised atone of the windows of the Tuileries on Monday, and : a 'crowd' soon gathered in the Gardens, .shouting " Vivo le Rol !" . French Funds 61 35. TbeDitich Papers to the 3d,:w‘ielt arrived this morning, contain some further iif6rmation reCu the to the conspiracy against the Crown Prince„ of. 'S*RDEN, which they affirm had for its object; (as we . anticipated) the, entire. subversion of 'bap present order of things in Sweden. The Inforineri it appears is an innkeeper, who tells the plot, but , pretends to be ignorant of the Plotters. Private letters from Sweden direct, contain further par ticulars. . They state, though we dO not ;know what reliance is to be placed upon them, that Ittotaknorra was to have been assassinated, for Which purpose, as.they say—‘ (‘ Six tissassinshad been hired, aridintrothiCei secretly into the Palace, to murder the Prince ; but a timely discovery at this atrocious purpose happily prevented its accomplishment. The im minent danger to which the CROWN PRINCR had been exposed having generally transpired, the . people crowded together, tram all spatters, to r r ii;;,alcspitiinvitin,tie.:tiltro,:).iftei)g..ilieo:ifirfg.illib.e.e,..,.iitjyte.iltrtysiDi.i,t;.,:lecAlun, \(.h_teip),e ,i:;Re %r,o2ar.rlt:ol.:,. :,t,ct do,i,s.stot.,,lofrs;slb,l,:feelareiriu;jt.:,iscteescs)tjarigpc:ii,:,rana t..cec iis,tieeaeiclicotactt.oAce,:lrll,co, iiiioc ci(ii,cpßol,il;ttiTidii:f,ttliolcit,l),it,cin:tltopti,lltiini,itoa,iii,ie,t:.,ulli,ie:,ivldii A o se u e d i l zaiti th;t . la, Royal iiigbness 170 4 ' ibi ' l ' ete h e,i. a at. t .tbae l oi t i t te s ic(i t i tt ti c e lie had ,r:iti o ls tf ...., c s : i .1 .3 ) ,1 t t 1 l e t ( .e l ii .1i th em. iii,ii ticor,:so , ,i i , e °ljl t:to 1 eyip l n t,eir : came detiis spi.seali e. amongst „, , t . ) I have constantly lolhlleh 01: '•ur'' li n t l l L ") : ii 7 :a n d i vya say, a t a i eit'oi that f w Sweden, ;in : I' l ° l t u y i l d i f 04:$1'1411 , 7. - ~ . ).:4;:t. i . - , was glCetea with loold and repeate I 0 In all the letters receirea from en a • word is sari of this COllSpirriCy at SVC- 1 vcrtheless, the fact was COIISOCreiI At, • , 4 anplopLarielidlNc:ifii:b ttliolotiblti tilde lofnt3hteut c e tg :::: , 11 ., ) ? 1 ; ...:—..„ifew..---: .• L t ed Itlierfatih fort Diet has beell 0311CP • i wie+.l.o,* percniptory Peclouttou -- , of !lAli gl', that he will not &pot 00-- iii his . existing system. ..So mod, imp d 0 ab t s at e b i t i se e ya t ' I : t i o ed" t i(li t i i i t' i cs;:st'te'i subject , j eichttl!,' that it i' rePuri°ol 01 rti' 1 1 1i,101 1 % -• respective Courts thirlig ti' e 1° sci." 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