The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-25 00:00:00

Fit ENCII PA PERS. PARIS, JAN. it. i? ord t, a RDONIV.INCES. " twit, &e. " The Iliron Potirter, Minister State, Pre sident of Hie Climber of Di:hullo, it appointed licei4r tit the Seal., 111iftiater of Juttice. ihstrd J in, to, lett " 1 4 013 5." t° Louis, &c. "1. ',rile 86 Departments of the Xinglimn ore divirted loin five series. " 2. During the Sii.irm of 1816, the miler in which the Ave set les .111411 In. E.:died upon to renew Deplitivt Own hr determined by lot. " 3. The 'five series `Shalt he placed according th the int, and numbered i the first tlr (lett shall be first renewed ; fire others successively, accord. : iug to eirt'unigr of their ninbers. ' Dataia Nov. th 18tG. (Signet!) `II MUM." table optioned gives the five, ses:its, three consisting ail' .52 Delouvics midi ) snul two of 31 girth'. Pktrio. Jw. 21,..k7110 stip Saint Michel, of Cherborgh, which arrived from liiolaticito, at Dieppe, Dee. 2L, was detained and pltiodeted near the tanarirtt by a Spanish ;Instill/ern pried. leer, whiell released her after taking oat firer cargo. The Report of the Committee on the Budget will be mode to the Chamber of Ocodties to. morrow. Mc. 114 ring, banker, of Londoo, bag arrived at P 4114. ronclie Isas sold WI Isis estates in Prince. Seweiol of the Scot Prisoners its Italy ore, it is sajej t tto be rkllcd . The departure of Wine of them r Alverica is spoken of. ?mist Coottamitsople .it is stated, that the 54 liar has sent to the Dey Algiers Six ourvltttes cud some I4rge goo•lmats. Tie 'King Of Swcdvo is said to be dangerously The Portitgoese Consul at Al leant hasannoti ttc ed to his Court the breaking out of the pique at 'Tripoli, slut the daath at se'verol venting orrivcd there frozit Stnyrits., The, tioa'ind' of Health at itas thereiove adopted theAtecep4ary pre'- catithota. Five per cent. consols, 59f. 50e. DUTOI MAIL • bitlyvset.s. Jot, letters from the French fiOntiers inform us, that the importetion of Curl, htto the French !torts begins to diminish, hy which the difficulties of the Goverment are again augmented. Under these eircomelances, it ties beets fottiol,riecassary to have recourse to et • traoruittary measures for the supply of the North ern Pepartments. The French Government makes meantime great sacrifices in Order to supply the Artily of Occupation with the 4eCessary prod eious stud it is coosidered as a sign of is perfectly good understanding bet wivfl the Feruch Ministry and the Duke of Wellington, that the letter has approved all the measures taken for this purpose. Letters from Lille mention the report which was t here in circulation, that the Saxon and Danish Contingents wo u ld return to their own countries. It is however thought that there is good Ce 41109 to doubt of the truth of this report, bemuse the latest accounts front 'Cambray continue to affirm that the Attny of Occupation will Out be tiEL4II. O II I 4 PAPEMS. ilANoVitt, ht l, 10,—A reek remarkable esti mal, a tiger ox, 'has lately been exhibited here ; is colnar it is exactly like a tiger, but for the, rest like an nx. 'the unbind. weighed 3000 pninos, was abme six ftut high, and 12 lung, and tour feet across the chest. LAtiiiikilima, JAN. 3.--111 Y write ertnn sevens! places in Italy. that dreadful storms, isreonionied by thunder and lightning, rain and siin,v, were experienced in Use beginning of Dectilitter. We Nitro Irons !ginkgo°, that there thever wa d kilown there such n fall of allow as in the Hight of the 1 Ith. Sireceal carriages Kart overtaken and buried in the ruida. 'rhis sight, so new to the Cohabitants of that eouotry, ii.as tilled them with terror. The i Host was carried about, and prayers of 40 botars put, 4Th_ LOWetit il fr adKl::, JAN. 3.—`llte reports of Maur• trances haying hruhe out 1n severs' pale of NOr' wely, do not yet die tiwuy, though tittle seems to Itt. little or no truth itt them. Yet these reports Itt the country itself are itolieathros of a *LUC Of in the people, though it may not hove yit openly expressed itself. The distress in Norway becomes more told more oppressive. I t remains to be see n w h et will he the effect of thy Itoptl rtrirtipt recommending -economy in the t'Se of corn, insiting• the inhabitants of those districts where the ham( has been thdreiN^ tiful, to assist their dl4lrested countryman. Tlit country of Latirvig, in Norway, which the Destmak icept as a tiomain in conformity wish the Treaty of C ivl, loss been supplied wish corn from Denmark, 'and the rest of the inhabitants of Norwai almost look on the people of Laurrig with envy. Calo%estost or Sr. Mag.—H(4l4y at the Dank; Exche quer,let Illfil4 and SUlttii Siik 11011i4n1. 'COMM. OF JUCIIANGE, Ftts lull', 84iNt+ tny 21. Amsterdam 31 9 11. eCs isitt.., fit Night 38 N Antsterti.un la a C. F. Mao, at Sight 11 17 Itooevil.ii la I ' t 714 Antwerp Itatulmrgh .12 0 fix:Ntiltli.) 11,rt. AiOitlt* . ' . ' ..... .. .. . 36 ' a 2 1 Vt. Nig, a Day's ifght • . , . Ditto 44 30 '1 Us. nounk.lo.l4, ditto Irrnnl. fact n u tile Mein .... 143 Ex. 1101,41 111.0(0141 ~ 3.51 Eifel:till. (.I.Sillv.. 144% ...... 3.5 Elle( tit', Ar . nilhoi, ~ riiliraltsr 3 .5 31 Leghilvto lietion... 44 1.---Vetsiv'e - - 97 Mato 46.. —.Naples/ 33 Paolstritsts 113 ► per Lisb Oz. on , S B'Oporto Kin J‘neiro 40 • thildin... ... t 3 ......G/ti ..... 14-per Cent. Agin of t h y flank on 11..11,4nd.. •. 1 Portugal 644141, in ('nits /.1 Iss 6 per O. I Furvign (1. 4 1,:, i n H ue New 0,11.1‘1104111 ..... .. . J 1 • 3 13 • 0 WM' 1)01110.4 ! ii lit.'N iii kw, Stinttlartl ' ' 1‘1(41 tv4ITEIL X 1 LONDON itlt I hati to.Ntottrow. lurioing, miliutti alter 6. 1 F;wrililig. 27 litimvte.a aftrr 8. THE- SUN. IMLIVot styli rte.sum AtitaitAT! LON DON, S.ITURD,II; J4NIJ.IIre 23, 1817. We yesterday stated our convietiots that there was not a pin to chose between the !Vents pro pAsed lfy.the City Pact itits h end the Reform of ,the Crown .and Anchor Pelegetes, nor In:tweets the themselves who took the lead at/ these mischievous Meetings. IVere we indeed ealled on to say %%lattice the greatest danger was to . be (cared, we Would, without hesitation, declare " from the former," because in the one there is something like a legal and constitutional assembly, some semblance of speaking the sentitneuts of a body of the people, nntl souse sprinkling of tackle among the persons wlso composed the court ; whereas, the other is alike destitute of lawful origin, constitutional staining, oust public or private character. When we look hack upon the commencement of the bluntly Revolution in France, the early *cents of which are at present so Ineu:pleiously and closely copied by our various demag"ognet, we cannot but feel that these ntroeious scenes would never have been acted, had not men pre tending to moderation first made that breach, through which the tremendous tide of snatchy anti rebellion rolled, levelling the greikt, the vene rable, and the good, while, perhaps, it might sweep away sonic blemish or corruption—begin ing iu visionary plans for perfecting the happiness of mankind,' the freedom of the People, and the independence of nations ; continuing through all those horr*ors, at the bare remembrauce of 'wbith humanity sickens, the murder of the itnyal Race, :he noyudes and fusilades of uncounted mnttitsufei, lie* desolation of a land literally steeped (II l4d, lie "reign of terror" :Ind the orgies of Hell; find ending its the misery of all maokind within'ithe sphere of its action, the enslavement of the penile midst' a Military despotism, and a total 'disregard of the rights of every Nation, in turn fit v'edeti, pinotlered, devestatesi, by the friends of im4.ersts Liberty and the Jaggernaut whom they wor. shipped. Let it never be forgotten that theseeventkcould R not have come to piss, had the first Reforthers been COMM-Ts or MAHATa, or HUNTS or th.N• Tows, or CARTWlttGlitbof lisauzates—no all France would have taken alarm and rallied irin - roi the worst of kulers, rather than have beirafisdii self into the bands of the vilest of Miseretrnts- 7 hut the NUCKEttI, the Coarnoacers, the OittAAWS, the Pertows, tho E1Y411113, paved the way tor , the Mob Mis-Jenders :—,llypoerhes aiming at the ovetilrlow of the Government, and well-meaning but weak men deluded by their plausibie therq;tei, tniTed the building, which soo n yivitifil to the fierce assault of brutal force. Vain was thee the TittE t i C I, E - 0 fs . T it It. l'erforkterl leer Night. - • . Daly ky.l,p4e...oruortok,,: Orooneko, Mr. Krim i lefeitti4, Mies Semervillt:. After which, itarkvin finpier. Cov9r-r.ingotN.—qiiv Iltsitiontas 14411434414 : 'Mr. 11Nervitily ; Celi.l, Mr*. I. l litelt. Atter whisk, 114de...- coin and thy Sylph of tht Ottk. $1,111.,1. AutitvEn.-1 France, 1101Innti, 1 Dublin. Dtfit-1 V'rince, Ilmuhurgli, 4 Guttenburgli, J UuersiSty and Jetsty. 2 I.l'uteriunl We bare made Extracts from some Continental Papers received dace our last. Trie encts of the late had harvest is severely Felt in most places, especially in France nn►l NOrway. Tile French Papers have announced that Capt. rItt:YtINET is about to proceed from Toulon in the Urah . le corvette, on it voyage to New Hof, land, and to complete their survey of that hithert6 unexplored cosst. This Officer was one sent thither by the Exile of St. Helena, nod out of compliment to his worthy Patron ! mimed' the places after hint and his ragganylin family and associates. As he is again going our, and muter the patronage of the lioutteoys, it is to he hoped he will 'Haire the amentli honorable, 'awl () Miter" e the epithets that have been , so shainefolly and prodigally, made use of. Sorely such names ought not to exist its those that have been the scourge of Europe for so many years, and whose deeds will never be effaced froin the pages of truth awl, humanity. Perhaps the persons who suggested the name of Cap de Jaffa iuterialed it it 3 a motr- ment of BUONAPARTR'S UvitliCa of WS sick it?l ! lowers at that place in Egypt, for certainly they' , could not intend it for his goof deeds there, ot:oN.t PARTE. 001,FE JOSEPIIINE. CAPE lIERNADorrc. STRAITS LACEPEDE. ISLES JliitOtlF.. TIME cm, LIE jAppik (.Itemeolher 'poisoning his Si:A at this place.) IcLF. AF. tTlinal—(tbe Rettegadeut St. Ileleuat.) ISLE DF.CRES. POINT CA NIITACEItES—.fO! the Rascill!) POINT TALLEYRAND. ISLES JOSEPHINE. 11.11 E • The Smith Co:lst of NOS' Miliaria, called TERRE NAPOLEON, vetstre these places are situated; t'tLES !AWLS-NAPOLEON. Other pa r t s of New ISLES MONTEITELLO. A on the ROI UONA PA RTE. N. W. Coast. The above were named in the voyage of the isinutrails(eand Geogruphe French frigates th,tt surveyed N ew fiolland. As they areatow.,sending. . . out SO riliyili . ll)l to finish what they then did not Complete, they will have an opportimity of re moving thee, names, and call them alter the ilonttnoNs. _ Yesterchty.aftermZurZZ, senior, and Julin /limper, conveyed in a collet) to Westminster fn 'Order to plead before the Judges in til'e Conn of King's Bench, to the indictment .pre• teire(l against them on Tuesday last, fur Riot anti' Conspiracy. Just before the rising of the Conit,Alr.rti cn /tan so't; ntoved that the prisoners should be :Ahmed to 'pfeed to the, indictinent preferred ngninbt The indictrow, being, rend, they severolly Not ; and bebig ptovided with linii , withf , have been discharged, had they.-:put sii the ns'ilai eflidnvit of service of latil-; for the want of which. notice they were .rennoided, Notice,. however, has:been given to put in hail this evening before n . Jtaye at Chambers, on behalf rat Watson, but not! 4)per. ites44.-rilay tiseivpnsiatiun mustered to dine with Mr, IkurisONny in Curzon -street, itiytaii. 1 0) . 0,1 Th'itvin the raging Uitrent; th . e-c it 'no 'CX NVTtt who can cause the 'wave of popul.ir fury to slop at his 'bidding ; vain was the late conviction f their error,ittreTheorists stooped to the block:with their Monarch, the Reformers bled amid lheroin of which they were the cause ; cats of repentance, reftirning loyalty, better-instructed patriotism, all ; innovation was 14 itt, thc Monster. was unchained/ the Demon was loosened, and cycle: of five.and twenty years of hitter strife, and unexampled woes, and unmitigated devastation. itaS Wel) to appease the Fair Spirit of Temperate Reform, on whose imaginary altar the siightest sacriticcs• were at )first declared! to• be all 'that was 'recuired. Oh, let us not, with this example before our eyes, be misled into the same horrible course. Let tie beware how we begin to alter, lest we should destroy—let us turn a deaf ear to the Traitors. whose 4ini is Revolution, while their voice is Reform. With what France has been in our tinter, We should be mad as Weil as wicked to leap into the same gulph. The French Papers of Monday and Tuesday ar rived very late last night. They contain nothing of importance, except we may give that cliarac , ter to the melancholy detdils of the exhumation of the Royal Dead, End of the preparations which are announced to be making for the celebration of the Anniversary of the Murdet' of the unfortunate Louts XVI. Such is the matter which nearly fills the Journals which have now come to hand.. Those of ()Ur Readers whose minds are full of the French Loan,. may perljaps be able to gather Something from the intelligence, that the French Funds have suffered a slight depression, ha%ing declined fivm 60f. 20c. (the last quotation) to .59t. 50c. at which they left tiff on Monday. ifIE CO 'NON Cc)t7NCUU' Tim observatinn of Mr. S. Dix" in m i ll . of Common Couttcil, on Thursday 1 30,4 , j " some men would speak as much to the in:tin minutes as others woad do in lifor;. was fully illustrated by himself, for be litil t; ill a compact f o r m , d ocr i nes an d princifie ° lased to preset ve our invaluable Contlil to allay those discontents in t hepublic triiniti artful and mischievous Demagognes Breeil t i endeavouring to excite , though to divisor . '. venting the Government, and of bringing themselves, in the overwhelming loyal° . Revolution. If, as Mr. DIXON said, theses Li 1 and flowery Orators would confine then the recomm en d at i on o f w i se retr enchmenthi would find Ministers, in due time, conetniti them in the a d opt i on o f measures requisi te reduction of the national expenditure. thing should be dune With the eager rsp idi q r ,'f i or voltitionary ze a l. Wh at ever err ors orcii r • may have been produced by Produced, and caution, deliberation, And e 41 4 1, necessary. for the gradual removal of 0 0 ' 4. hasty a removal, or a sudden chato,r, g li g bt . ' ," : itlA to produce all the effects of revoottinery • , wolf tiim. :.Another topic introduced by Air."` ii Dandled by ,him with political %vigil"' s ;ii n ii: .. , riatriotiim.. Ile justly observed, t l ` nt , 1 i et entful limes the mere Civil Po ver is r* ii: time were grori cient fur the seenrity of the Coustivain" l „„i: preservation of public trAngnillity, milltol; therefore, to a CCIIIIIII extent, is absoin tr/ Y: r snry for the existence of Government , a /141 111 0 i 4CIII should be left to beascertained by 0) 014 ' Parliament. The legislative bodies wil l s°l ' rge i ; ; I' r ;; ;;;E :), Il ire : af e g l'" ' ''. 1 ropean Society has been. shaken to its c' ii "d hag himily yet recovered from the ibv° i t All wise and rustriorie men will lo tir t" " 1i ,„,4' rention, and look, , wish tronfideneei tu'i;) Wtl.3 there a the future plot:et:dings of P ar liament' P ) period in which i'arlit taient :tne importa n t halinesi to consider, '1:) e , iti have Ito doub t t h a t it wiii duly‘` :l? ' l vigorously enfOree whatever may be C 31c111 1 t 0) strengthen the St a t e , sod to plaid it agaiii!,oo domestic enemies who openly "' ail it il „i i ioi ptiblie littrangites, and by their s eer, t.' 1 tions, at a time witesi t here is no ( I' lljger o it %damn!, wince by tbe powerfni A id of (Ivtl '' ' 0 lain and bar Allies, that ambitions vi rit'i 'tti been reduced t o sate insignificaHce, who atil'l'4l,: usoold Live raised an impregnable det,potiiiiiii,' (• the ruin of every Goverimni t t which ill'''' i :p of ancient tinits had I:lt:Ned, miff w hich iie t ' nl- bid tiv , Atie tt to the theori es of ioLovatioil /111'111 ' rage of Democracy, t i;11' e()IN. has already heel' ;wide r enown dot the ( t the Nov Coin %%111 cottuttenee 0 0 the ' f# next month. A few (lays, however, 'H e great consequence to the, holders of cannot signify whether they c: elhinge t ll( '''' r r ot to-day, or to-tnorr ow , .or next tiny therefore, that people of consideration 04 " ' l , l no imp a ti ence. No silver whatever e lir:Ye, he issued during the fortnigh t ' e t; ) Ito hulde.rs of old ( min ; and nittuvro" i 5 " are already appointed for Lb I .1) 1 1rro ,- ') the f*ollowing is a list Swat, sea -lulus, th4o,itiatt, rermoiliolv j ovOt . Jlm•ough, liact Tvin/ile-bar, W;tpring, Charifig-eroic, ralaco-y;tril, • ' Oxford-strcet,l:3,st Wtst, Smithfield, •S. -• • - 1104.(1- tr,v** Cluay'fi 'I'JIE l'ittNCE•N OF WelLrA. :t JAN. 6.—The Prince=s of 11i'%"5' :thss tlu Ctitnival in our city. it is that her Iloyal Ilighttecs 0°6‘1 ',0! 4 1 P " l.3*e ie" Pnrt of the 1 1 0 , * c11 1 1 . 11 '01 1 1 ficent furiCitnie kW h e put i n the bog CO'S4tl r ) • viNnson, 24.--.Yeiterihr even , oe 0 „4 , - a 'MA'JP4TY lol,a Select party tO teal, eti0 14 ',:,0 4 &e. The Duke of !.zosise,x ortkell tlii 4 $l. on n visit tei the IN 4t7rcN and PR — cessr- 5 •: ri 1: 1„ ; JAN. 24.Vrsterilay P ni 3o2 itEuPNT !VIVO his farewell bail festoon.. The &aiming commenced sit ivn the Milky of CL.AtIC::cc sentl I.OOIY •.-Hr){moNopi.Ey letoing •,fj in the t it ' •".'rhe Triumph."' .111 the course of 11) , ' cvi p' l „ I'll' gang 04 Nutir yon. town," " ""lrhi's reels" &e. were CAlltd. Variu° r e " w ere introduced, which weie (0 04141 'H1, a ni" . *Perf‘eri with walltes lin/1 quathitic q ' 'conwatty did not separate till about fiq i rt e " Za dir fri lri ne ng t ' Connell acAernfiled yegter""/ , „str r 04 4,,ectork• kat- the °dice for Foreign, idi"' 1 3! " 1 "'"Ied by all the Cubitiet Ministers, 0 1( ' past lice,