The Sun. — London, England, 1817-08-11 00:00:00

PARIS PA PERS. PARtg) AUG. 7.—The Duchcgs de Berry pro tnenaded yesterday for the first time since her ac touchement. In consequence of the statement laid before the Ring by the Minister of the War Department, of the disorder which took place amongst a, detach ment of the line, on the 18th July. at St. Genus: at Cl)taitrOttdirt, his Majesty has ordered that the soldiers who tOok part in the dis milers sioall be dismissed the service. 'Capt. Da tillon, who. commanded the detachmetitiis to be tried by a Council of War. . The Diarto de Nine, of the 19th ult. announces a Consistory for the 28th ; and. private letters State, that on that day the Pope would attend the Sacre.l Cohlege, in nrder to conclude the arringe mvitt relative. to the affairs of the Church in France. . . Felix Lepelleder has quitted Brussels. , "the Ex•Convemionalist, .Bousquet du Gers, a Regicide, who relapsed during the interregnum, and who had hitherto t luded all .research, was ar• rested the 23d ult. in the department of the Haute crinoline. . It was from Alexandria that the plague MIS communicated to Algiers. Au English vessel re ceived the infection on hoard in Egypt,-and part of the crew died. Eighteen of the 36 young men who were ar rested last week at the Thelitre des Variii,ei, have bren set at 1-iberty b an' ordonnance of the Juge d'instrnetion, nhu will decide successively the fate of the others. The Cour Royal have confir►ned the decision of the 'l'rihui►ai de Premiere Instance, against the qhjection of M. M. Comte and Dunoyer to their 4tandate of arrest. Against this decision they bare appealrd to the Court of Cassation. It is thopglit the King of Prussia will not, ar; !re at Ligny, in the departmenCof the Meuse, till-the 13:Li or 14th inst. -Residences are prepar ed there for his Majes!v, and also for the Here ditary Prince of the Netherlands, the Duke of Wellitigt . oo, Generals ‘Voronzolf, Dc Fri:vont, De Ziethen, - de Lamour, the Minister of IVar, M.. de Humboldt, and 200 officers. Many'to 7 reigners,o who wish to be present fit the Reviews which are to take place on the 14th, 15th, -and 16th, a league from Ligny, have also lilted lodg . - ings. A private letter from Leghorn states, that two . 'Vessels of the Portuguese squadron, destined to convey the Princess Royal of Portugal to the Brazils,• arrived at that port the 25th ult. and the other ships were expected. VIENNA, JULY. 26.—8 y the last post from Con stantinople we learn, that the Russian Minister, the Baron de Stroganoff, had - transmitted to the Reis Effendi a third Note, which had been better received than the preceding Notes. The Turkish Minister had two conferences with the Baron de Strogorioff, who had declared himself satisfied with the explanations given. , The demareation'of the Fruits of the two empires is about to be pro ceeded in ; and, from the conferences which have taken place, it is hoped there will soon be an arrangement. The Emperor and Empress of Austria remained at Lemberg on the 20th inst. . STUTTGARD, JULY 29.—The-Royal Decree re specting the election of Representatives of Com munes is carrying into effect. The elections, in some parts of CYd Wurtemberg, are not much re lished, but, in general, they arc satisfactory. INsraucx, JULY 25.—1 t is possitively asserted, that. all the subjects in discussion between the Courts of Vienna 'and Naples are definitively ar 'ranged. Tl;e periods of the departure of the Austrian troops are fixed. General Count-Nu gent remains in the Neapolitan service. General Count Walmoden returns to Lombardy, where he will he, it. is said, Military. Governor. . It is understood that the negociations between th e See and the Court of Vienna have taken a-very tavourableltirn. ' LIEGE, AUG. I.—Yesterday evening, at seven o'clock, arrived here the Dike of Wellington, Co lonels Burgh, Percy, and Jones, his Aides-de- Camp,. and M. Krayenhoff, Inspector-General of Fortifications. This morning, at five, his Grace proceeded to Chartreuse, and, at seven, to the Citadel, whence he set out for Brussels. FLORENCE, JULY 26.—An extraordinary event has taken place in this capital. Madame Thet4ie Ceccherini died oil the 2d instant, after being 19 mouths pregnant. .llcr body having been opened, it was discovered that the child, a female, had been dead ten months ; it was not in the uterus, but was the produce of an extraordinary concep tion, which had taken place in a species of tumour occupying the centre of the hypogastric region. The child was found in a .natural position, sortie parts of its hands and feet were materially changed from a healthy state. Medical men have decided that the pregnancy was extra uterine,. and that in consequence of a fall the - Lady had received a violent blow upon the turnout' above described, which caused extreme pain, and accelerated tier death. NAPLES, JULY 15,—A Confederation of tiv States of Italy against the Barbary Powers is talked of, but it is not supposed it can be of much utility. On Thursday his Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX honoured the Officers and Court of As-, sistants of the Honourable Artillery C om p any with his company to dinner, at the Albion, Al_ dersv,ate-street. To-morrow iris Royal Highness ' w in , f or t h e fi rs t time, take the command of th e corps since his election to the Colonelship ; and after field exercise, the members will dine at the Arraukiry-house, for the purpose of celebrating the anniversary of the birth of their Captain-General, Lis Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT. G. CARROLL, Contractor for the present Lot 'tery, has great pleasure in observing the general , e, i tisfaction al'A - •ordett by the Scheme. He, there fore, most earnestly recommeods an early appli cation at his Offices, 7, Cornhiii, and 26, Oxford street, to those who are desirous of obtaining particular l'Cumbers, as there are only 2,900 in the whole Lottery, which contains Two Prizes of 20,0001., and %I'd) be all drawn in One Day, 170th September. • Yesterday and this morning we- received the Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday last. The former contain intelligence from ConstantinoOe . respecting the negociations of Russia • with-the Porte. It is stated, that after a third note had been transmitted by the Russian Minister to the ItEts EFFENDI, - the latter had two conferences with the former, who declared himself satisfied with the explanations given, audit was hoped an arrangement would take place. The points in discussion between Austria and Naples ate said to be at length all arranged. Part of the Portuguese .Squadron, destined to convey the. Princess Royal of PORTUGAL td Brazils, is stAted to have arrived at Leghorn the 25th ult. • • The Duchess de BettßYyrent out for the first time on Wednesday since iser acionehement.. A Consistory, it is said,, was to,be held at Rome the 28th ult. in the presence of the POPE, for the purpose of finally arranging the affairs of the Church in France. A Confederation oFthe States of Italy is talked of against the Barbary Powers. The following are extracts front the Journals of Friday : " PARIS, AUG. B.—Wednesday, at three in the morning, the Marshal Dike de Reggio set out, with a suite of several Aides-de-Camp, to proceed to the frontier, to receive, in the name of the King, the King of Prussia ; several Generals and sure- rior Officers of different. arms, amongst whom is the Count de Larochejacquelin, Colonel of the Ist Regiment of Horse Grenadiers, accompany the Marshal. " M. Laya was appointed yesterday a 'Member' of the Academy in the room of Choiseul Goutfier, deceased, and M. Itaynouard has been appointed Perpetual Secretary, in the room of M. Shard. " The Spanish Infant, Don Francis Paul, had his audience of leave of the King on IVednisday " There have been three arrangements made by the Government at different times and at different rates for the loan of 30,000,000 rente, the first at 54 fr. the second at 58, and the last • ivhich has recently taken place, and which is for 9,000,000 rente, at 64 fr. There still remains 3,500,000 fr. of reifies which have not been negociated. It results therefore, that since the w a r the funds have continued to rise. " Matlame Catahni makes her first re-appear ance on Tuesday next, at her Theatre, in the Opera It Fanatico- per la Musica. " FIVE PER CENTS. " - - fib f. GO c. " Thursday, - i - 68 f. 43 c. " BERLIN, JULY 26.—The operations of the Council of State remain hitherto covered witb an Impentl.Crabit: veil. It is believer:, however, th.tt trey agreed to the bases of a new Proiect of Pittance, and that th'e Minister will propose it at the ensning anernbling of the States-, .ivbic)2 it expected to take Mace in about three months. " LEY:BERG, JULY 1 Ernperor and Empi . ess of Austria set Ont to-.day for BriAy." Boitod liapefs to the 17th of July arrived this morning, being One day later than those received on SAtlirday. (Fiat the 1.11 - 46 in Patriot of July 14.) • " INbIAN AFPAIRS.-The Indian Tribes on our southern boiders haWe of sate Shewn a disposition exit cutely hostile. It is bonjectiired by many, that these war propensities have. been excited by the machinations of Spanish emissaries. A Georgia Paper remarks, that the frequent irrup tions of these savages into our tertitory, for some months back, have excited very great alarm among the defenceless inhabitants of our southern fron tiers, many of whom have abandoned their homes, and fled to the interior for safety. The Eiceentive of Georgia has'iSstied orderi to aeneral FLovo, requiring him to call into service a 'sufficient force to ensure the protection of the frontier settlements exposed to danger, and the effectual chastisement of all future 'marauding parties of Indians: - From the late insidious attempt of the Spanish Govern ment to stir up the Western Savages : against us, We have a right to attribute the persevering hosti lity of the Florida Indians to such improper in terference. The Artillery Company from Charles ton, which was stated to have been stopped at the Creek Agency, has, we learn, descended Fleet River s and arrived at Fort Scott. A dispatch has been received from one of our Agents for Indian Affairs by the Executive of Georgia, wherein he states, that a party of five Indians, belonging to a tribe who had always been friendly to the United States, had been attacked in the night by a body of whitemen, but whether Americans or Spaniar6 was unknown, and one, of them ,killed and the re maining, four very dreadfnlly Wounded.- Exertions were making to discover if possible the perpe trators. _" We have ascertained that the route of the Pre sident from Portland to Lake Qntario will be as follows :—From Portland to Dover, Concord, and Hanover, thence to Vergennes• and Burlington ; thenee'tO Plattshurg, Chatea - ttay, French Mills, Sr. Regis, Hamilton, and bgdenAnrgh ; thence up the St. La-wrenee to-Sacketz's• Harbour. A letter from tir!tchitnches, May 20, states, that a war was about cotntnenciug between the Chawk ay.'s' and Comanches on the one side, and the 0 . 1.3 iks, or Arlatises; on the other. These are powerful nations on the Red River, and the war was expected to be' very sanguinary.—r-Nut chitoehes is represented as ; a ,place of some busi ness, but grows dull, and several are leaving it on that accounet The ,sanittel Barnet, WALKER, arrived at . . Liver pool from New Orleans, Sailed from the *Balize the 27th June ; she was brought to on the Isi ult.' by the schooner Ho tspur, under . - AMerican Colours, but, on boarding, she hoisted the:Mexi— can flag. The Captain states, that he had an en gagement with a Spanish Sloop"of war, and had 24 men killed and On the 2d instant there wai l a paragraph in the Morning Chronicle, stating that every thin; 'seems to indicate that. there are very important, and not very amicable discussions on the tapis at present between, (among) the Cabinets of London, Ma drid, and St. Petersburg h. Our Readers will re collect that we contradicted this report FROM • . THORITY, as well as the speculations which were built .upon it by the Chronicle. Our contra diction applied principally to that part of the pa ragraph which stated, that " not very amicable discussions" were on the tapis, for we never could he so absurd as to deny that negotiations Weri!. on foot among Powers on whom the agitations Of•a long war, anti the distracted state of South Aroie rica, most necessarily have thrown much occasion for discus r sions.. We merely oz.: AUTHORITY denied that they were of a hostile tendency. The Chro nicle, however, affects to exult over us on the au thority of the following article, dated :Madrid, 24th nit. which appeared in the ,Journal d es D e. - bats, and was copied into the Moniteur, and other French Journals :---- "Our relations with Russia continue to prescnt the most favourable aspect. The Emperor ALF:LANDER and his Catho lic Majesty have exchanged proofs of the good understanding which prevails between them. The cordons of both Empires decorate respectively the Ministers of Spain and Russia. M. Leos DE Piz.t RE has obtained here permission to wear the decoration of the First Class of the Order of St. Anne, and in the diploma of his Majesty the Emperor ALM-OMER, it is expressly stated, that this favour is only the prelude' to others snore analogous to the eminent. functions which he ta f fies at the Court of his 9overelgis." If the Chronicle can be satisfied, with the idle authority of a newspaper fabrication, though per haps with an insidious purpose, as we bear it no TO riltz, EDltOrt OF fil.t.-SiN.. Sta,—l trust the same feelings which '.cawed you to publish the le.tterill Mr. Dowurla, will induce you to insert this shot't feply in your Pit per 4", • Although I cannot coricent to IMO UirSelf anienahle for the exact Tortls which may appear in the PiMlic Print 4, purport i to be a part of a speech liy the at a public meet: big; yet, when thosewords convey the meaning I intended to utter, I shall never shrink 'froui an iycn avowal of them. In speaking', 'at theTrOwn . iatil AnehOr, the part token by . Mr. Dowt.iNo, relative to the late State Trialh, I stated the• fact, " That previous to the last Spa,fithls Mettiog, Mr. Dow-lA:cc, at the - Sliop a the - Proprietor of. a respectable Sunday Paper (l'he 06,r-rvtr); that tic there insinuated him self jolt) my company, when -I tolimtim'isatcd , tokint all that meant to pri;pose at the meeting, and it was fortunate for me that i had nothing viii r 17 , 1, , ,d or ,i mproper 19 propose, or it woi;td, in all probability, tare been conveyed to the Secretary of Sate by Mr. bowm N . G. " It is therefore perfectly trite, that I had no other communi cation witli hint at the meeting, than that which he states, and. that he did . Aot het ray any confidence I had placed in him, het,:awe he had nothing to,bettuy.- I adroit that I said at, the Crown and Anchor, in alluding to Mr. Dowt,to's contlitefat •t he State Trials, " that should Mr. DowLING choose to try his hand upon me, as he had done upon Mr. FINNERTY, with a horsewhip . , I certainly should not bind him over to keep the peace ;" meaning, of course, thatl would "not in such a case take any legal advantage of his haring entered into sureties to keep the peace. As the tither parts of Mr. DowalNo's letter are of no con• sequence either to me or the Public, I am, Sir, Your obedient humble Servant, London, Aug. 9, 1517. HENRY HUNT. TH'Z' ATRICAL REGISTER.' Performed on Saturday Niglet. KING'S THEATRE.-11 Don Giovanni. After which, Figaro. - THEATAZ IlAirmanto:T.—Bon Ton. ,After which, 'Tenzing Made Easy : Principal Characters by Mr. Terry and Miss Matthews. To which was added,, No Sung No Supper. 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LONDON, itIOND.IY, AUGUST 11, 1817. igfoniff:tiori, envy its ; but, I.llowing the ex;imple of the French Papers, why it Oiciolit hive printed the latter part of the nilicle ih !critics, in Order to ex- cite paytia n hir notice, or. %%hat ittipririance it at taches to that part, and should require from us ari explan4tion Of what we consider as a Contemptible dtticle altogether, tve , sliall . not puitle otirselveg to discover, but shall leavt: ilie explanatiOU tb the sagacity . of the Chronicle. We have hitherto conceived that the Paper, jitir: porting to be a Protest from the Austrian Princesg MARIA fAotnsA,which has excltrd Initch attention, and newspaper controvetsy, was a recent faliri-• cation, but the conductor of the Anti- Gallicari Monitor of yesterday declares, that though he does not pretend to say that the Proteit is a gentling document, nor can he say . that it is a forgery, yet that when he was, in Paris he saw a Protest of MARIA Louisa, in the :summer of 1814, and that he received letters from Vienna, dated•Ja-4 nuary 1815, stating that MARIA Louisa had pre-; sewed a Protest to the Congress, and that this was all he kneW of-the subject. He then refers to his riaOrs of February 19, 1315, and to April 23, of the same year, in which he stated, thalhe knew of the existence of a Protest from the Acts- TRIAN PRINCESS, 60 ridiculously, as well as most unjustly, stile(' Ex-Empress of France, in which she made the same demands acid aSseeted the same pretenSions—deniands and pretensions which, if submitted to the Congress at Vienna, ought to 'have been spurned away. with contempt, trotwiths. standing the rank of the person from whom they issued. We should have hardly patience with this same Austrian Prjiicess if it were really the case that she presented such a falseandflimsydocomeyit to the A LLIEt) SOVEREIGNS, antl should pity their WeakneSs and stupidity if: hey did not reject it atoned with indignation. For what does it imply'?--W by, that if gangs of. infamous and barbarous rebels should overthrow their respective Governments, and drive their Sovereigns into banishment, and if a more artful, but not less hiutal herd of mis creants should possess themselves of the power of the State, and at length be removed by a Military Despot, .ill the lawful rights of these Sovereigns are wholly 'extinguished, and that if by a provi. dential train of events they should recover pos -1 session of their leeitiurate Thrones, they are to resign them to a race of ittfamous llsorpvrs. Snell is the s'obstatiee-of• the senseless, but most impu dent Document in questin. As tl,e Congress at Vienna have been accused of having entervil this DOcument on their Protocol, and as it has excited so much discussion among the people. of this. country, it would not be beneath their dignity if they were formally and pubiiciy to dis claim having given any sanction to such an oot.;. rage of common sense, and such a gross attack upon the legitimate rights of Sovereigns. Be sides, it the people should unhappily be brought by rebellion, massacre, and all possible horrors; under such an unfeeliog and unprincipled Tyrant as that front which France, by the combined Po tentates of Europe, roused and concentrated by the gloriOus perseverance of this cotintry, was .happily delivered,--are such a people to be left withoUt relief, when they pant to gut rid of the hideous yoke, and for the restoration of their:. lawful Rulers ?.1t is impossible to suppose that the document in question should have received tilt sanction assigned to it by report, ami that the re . - spective Sovereigns, did not. attempt to convince the Protestress of the folly of supposing that her. cl a ims and pretessioos would not excite the, cort tempt and indignation at mankind. Perhaps; after all,,,though .the Editor of the Anti-Gal:bean, Monitor saw a Protest' and received letters from Vienna in the following year, the Protest re-'. ceritly published will prove, as we at first con jectured and ventured to state, a vil e f a b,i ca :l o „l of N ButretArAwrc's Emissaries, who are spread all over the Contintiot, and are constantly at work in their efforts to overthrow the !louse of BOUREION• " For " PROVINCIAL JOURNALS" Sec Last Page. We finft of our competitors still con. ceivc that Sir F. IIui;DETT visited Iveland hone a political - bias. Wide as we are from the poli tical principles of the Baronet, we should have condemned him indeed if he had deserted a friend under a chtir , ;e which involved his life, and, what ought: to be- Mill dearer, his honour. We rather respect the Barone; for his motives, than impute them to eny political source. Last night, about nine o'clock, the PluNce' REGENT :Arrived at Carlion-house from I.lr;gliton... Yesterday her MAJESTY atvi Princess ELIZA-. nETH visited Viscountess crtEmoßts:F. at her resi dence at Chelsea Farm : they dined with her Ladyship, and in the evening returned to the Palace. On Saturday the Princess CHARLOTTE and Prince LtnroLn had a select dinner -party •at Claretnont..The Duke of LEEDS, the Marquis and Marchioness of AISERCOEN, and Count and COU11.• 1 . Q56 LiEvE,N, were present. C: