The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-02 00:00:00

FitENCII Pinfts, tBfdCßlUTtl'► idoUtiTNG.) PARtS. DLC.' nos•Tifis4Uatiestfs health con tinues to iinproite heats miss in his apartments.. • • •ZW 1 The King has granteti et.petistois to M. Cita yeatt.Lagarde, the advleate.aild defender of the Qncen and Afisdarise Elizabeth of Frkinee,,twanew proof of his Majesty's regard, and the 'remem brance he heart of the °Mirage he showedin these (Wadi& eireunistaneel. ' 'File Precoo l ! Coon oft..thAdlepartment of La . tinitto Gattille has cOrWiiii4l=Dobois, a haker, • to five,.yeArs'itoprisotwitep;:tties Pilloried, rand to renotiO till hi, - lift under.tlka,surveil:ance of the for,hAviii;.. 'joined the''conspiratties of Itti ltth nod 13th of NoVetober:latt. Veiterday thcrc was a grand parade ; the first regintetit of Swiss troOpi wa pftes e4l t. It %Vat intended that Ott Majnr-Generoli. and Officers of the ity Guard, should give . a gran() Ditmer to.da7 to..o,le:Uffieiti of the Swiss "regi- . rucht lately'arriyetts Paris ; hot, it, has beim de • eided thdt it' take • place, and that the exPences'of Oa banquet be given to the poor, And /n furnishing' their "with neeeS‘tirieS at their owil- bi?ttles. The finest and. ingest theatre of,Etittspe, the Illetitre of Sr, Oidtki. at Ildriles. watbortied to the grottnil con' the 14th.tif Fehrtnii.y last, has risen frlttult.:l4l+o.4l it we're by en chantment. It Opened on . the 25til of January next. Clairhois, one rpf,iiive compilers of the tticyc/opm , lia,' and 'a tlittitsoitheel literary cGa ra,:ter, died 14t%1y at 81 11`rilite age of 83. .Catataui has nut arrived at Paris as was reported. lioutiorutri, Dec. 24.-,.The, general Review which had been ordered. ror the eidebrati.ow et the Anniversary of the Dueliets of Angonlente took • • ph ice on Sunday the . :.•4ld l ,,Arer the review the Prefect assembled elte9lfiters t ,•and fluted that he bad obtained proofs tligt-A4enia,l Serjettat of the Sapper* of the 4 tF,.. was eoneeru rt i in piorwhose authors f lu sad arrested. Wishing to give the National enard intblic satisfactio n 9 1 a traitor who had slitwed into their ranks, he had waited till the present. tuonsent to arrest Stirjeant was then stripped by the Sappers theist., • celves of his dress, and even over to the,Gientlar. merit. This act of justice was reccieeit with tins. oimous 'limns Of t% 'Vire le Roi l') ,H4Noviti, DEC. 18....61.1y letters front B.weden we learn, that the , Prince, ltoyal of Sweden will at thecotturretiettnent.of ova year go to Mar y tO execute the great chariot that will he made in the orgatliZatinitofthat....ccAuptry. Prince Oscar litl next year assume the functions of Viceroy there. A.ORTr), DEC. I?;44;ell4lgarlitiat-ban re r- dioand Pdniht ; Mena; Lieu. • tenamiN,lariptis ele TortrpAisTA, LiHrio,Cravenkel and Goiflienx, and. the:1110i Marquis of • Bassecourt,all belonging totheregintept &Mallow) • Gitards,liave beet) fully,justified,bya Connell of war. . otwirote sentence the King fres appprOved. These Oftieers Gave been restored fo,their ernployraents,, anti declared worthy 14%14 Majesty's favours. St : inte doubts had berulrshisit,upon. their, conduct doriog the. stage of *raid iti 1808, "and their stay in Fr a o. ncc s wherethex ;7 )4tl been taken as pri. totters of war. The depart tire of M. Cayenne for bii truhusKy N4piel, had been fixed for Abe -16t11 of thiti month, but it is said it tiftS been put off by nrder ni Ow King. VIENNA, DEC. tau. on trait a n & tOINICCO commenced yester,l.ly, attumating to 'al per cent. Itu prodoce I calculated at eight iniltiots per an non"' ;it is lotentieti rtir touirlistiing sitihing int)(l for paper money. ,„Anatitee itnpota i ukikeci of to be rAilied for the saute pat pose . _ tV !hive Name,' here thi death lit the Ptinee of Lohltowitz, at the estate of, hit bsother.lo,law et Wittingoit, in 13chentia, aged, ti 2 years, This Prince haft a violent -taste for tousle, dad his great expellees had tra'affairs. TOE FttONTIPIS .DEC.lo.—.4llltire is a report here that , •Itttssia-1-00(1. will jilt 1116111Seittell to Allittll47Wi'ttiediating po wers bet ;veep the. Courts of Hitili?itilDresden relating thio4xeetition of the 'Treaty of Peace bctwe these two Powers. 'Fie respeetive Commissioners • not being able .to agree, eorweruing, the esta . blisliment of their i - espectire frontier's, it appears that the three mediating Powers tvho garanteed the Treaty will, decide: o 4o4446li the disputes whieli have arisen. FastiftroitT, Dse. 21. LL--The Sitting of the Diet . . 11:be IL4' ' behlon the lath, 4,g 1 fist this year,. - The Session will' not le ; tcstwei till the 211th of J 44. num y s Setersi iketkit4qs will profit of these va , cooties to re'rnro to their Lomeli. In Oati of the last Sittings am Dietttook tip a very. important question, toad Nripg the yeproTl tations.ot the Is rae li tes of oui ' eity, who, relying on the act of the tungress it Vienna, demand from our Senate the reittai of fhe lave in regard to them, and by which this finfortnhate Ration is kept in a species of oppreEsiott .:be middle of lized Europe:' The Diet has. not entered rata the whole of the . question, as it round that the atia.ks of the Jews of Fraoltfori c,mdd nut he fepat*ted from those of all Germany. It has, in curse quence, adjourned its decision upon the st rievtinees of our Jews, inn' order to 'consider the general question as soon as 'all Ministers shall lot 4 re ce,ivel' the neeessary)ustructions npon this im• portant subject. Ayain't/licit, Dec. 20 —lt is said that a Brief (the L'ope will appear on Christmas Day, Cori cerniug the cliortio , itiog.uf,thillottastie Orders, whom the Holy-Father hung back to their prituative THEATRICAL •R'EGIS TE 11, Pry:irmed Las( tVirtzt.'' • • • • - Datritv - LAxt......The . Gthirdianir Priiicipat .Characters. Mr. Dutituut~.llarist~ti,kfterwhirbillartetoia Homer. J'ealotts Vitt Mr. Oakley, Mr. Yrittni; Mrs. Oatlry; Mis,. Other Harle quin awl the 6) - 114 of thy 04. ,r AJAII.M. I - • . . , ARR1V1C0...4.1 Fritnce. , l)or --2 lianibur2lls " n 4 mteullurgb % !holland,* Ciuurnsry and Jc.arr, I I)tgslin,,i.s .. ,Waton turd. 1t1(.4..., tigi A r Wirth Stock, 2l9f per 3 po en*. • . ... rhut I per Cents,. eri (*eat. N.' AV▪ itt.,.....shut . . . • •' t, ; - —, , INLvr. get L'or it i:', s tint ili- 1... 31iii, .....; . la 3-Ititlis India 1 1 .iiidit,..... 14 is. 14s. pr. Exc'h• Ili ft‘o . • Ni* ...O. 73. pr. Cull I ..for . .i.ernwit, (14 U. _ . COURSE OF EXCHANtiE, 'l'iftstutv, Dr imatit 21. Anisterdant ........ ...... .. Ditto. at Sight , I 39 6 ' m Amsterda • ) 2 t, C. F. Ditto, at Sight 12 g -• . Retterd4ta Antwerp 12 5 Ex.ilianey liartibtitil l NSG 7 ' 2i Us.. .411,una .. Pm is, 3 Day's si g ht Ditta ... ileatiz, (Into s . ..... - 4, 4 b 0 '•' ' Thf ` . Frankfurron the Main . • ... ..•.. • .. ' 11.`,1 Ex. Motley nailriti Cadiz ti . ;)5 Effective i.wille . Bilttua • ' Gibraltar .: . 11 l i egliarti' ''' • 464 ~ omm... ' 444 -...... V e nice 97 Malta 46.: --.Alaples.. ...... ... 134 Pi11e14410 , , .....,...... , Li•hsin hti Oporto.. . ', „..1 Rio Janeiro ...• , 5. Scif liablin.... ....' 1t... ...Cat.k..... 12 p er C ent. Agin uithe Rank un Holland..,, 2 Nougat 601.1, iii,Coin i..o 18 6 p er O z . Earvigi) Quid, i n Bars— . , 18 6' New I.)eiabluoits ... Nw. Dollars '3 13 0 0 ,) 10 .... . , InGit WATER A,T LONDON 11111DOR TO.MOP.R.O%V. 1‘19t.11i)(0 sO ntioutes after 1. 1 .),;, ..niolgi 18 pp:lutes altar 0. . ................... rritiE SUN. supcm eos DlCltki‘ r Atos4.ll 0:171)-LT TI,II niS IL-I J. 4 NUI4RY 2, 1817. We 'live received the Paris - k",aiie'is of Monday last,•,hut they add very little to ,Our st ork ot in formation. What news they affin4: is giyeillln* der the usual title. 'We have reaaived a ,file ingtiecn Papers to the Bth Dceenther. Atter the Pifsident'S s Me4sage WAS read, sore discussions took place oil the eligibility of the Alembert retiithed to (ungrec o . f , by the New Stste , lodiatni' ffikrisit their seats, ity comequettcc of some infOinusitty 14 'ilia pro.:, dtiction of the A,:t F uf Accvnitol._ • They avert:, finally ttilowed to tit. ms att Aitiktlita9tibig that the neees.:tary do,coment . sitoulti .be procured with out delay. The proposed - raw - for the: etitnpersatiop of Members. ettcutling ,the,,Coogress,%ytts brought, forward, but distnissed, as the ,Seseional Commit , . tees, which take precedence of other business, bad not inert formed. From Alis:early rebitir; it is eintiectured that the law will be4iloct A great fire took plena at N 4 Yoik i,t theitt ginning of the mqntli, h originated in Water. street, hear the corner of Beckthau-slip, and de- . strayed about forty houses. The PhAidelphitt GdZeile sof .Dee.3d conteint the following .* Joust Sittniawr, Esq. Agent to the Built of tire United States, hiss taken 114 passsge in the ship Superior, Captain Ilastivrnst,. to sail for Li . verponl ,shoat the middle thif Month."' • • Mr. Sixota.wr, oars, another. has brat sp. pointed by the Board orDir ectovaatr;Proceed to London, for the purpose of negokitinft thestan P n 11 often millions of Sp an i s h dolled , 0 ,ered " by s commercial house in that city.'s- Ths President's Message not eieh allude to the relations wi t h France 'tot the . 1 8 / 4 1iianed Inielligenrcr of the 3d (the ofteial,'Paper). eon talus' the follmying p4cifie paragraph 44 We understand that the. Minister cf Prance has, since his arrival Psi this cif heel favottrahly received by the President. 'Whatever difference opt ion thei e 1114# hake-been on d. state sat- , lecta intimately conuccied with our institutions, respecting which it it difficult-for foreign govern• merits to form correct opinions, we cannot doght i after the friendly explaliations which it is oiler- , stnoil have taken place, that just Serllitltea“ Will be entertained respecting them, and that no er rerruption will occur in the amicable relations existing between, the United States and Isis Most . Christian testy." These, with the exception-of some curious in tereepted Correspondetke relatives io &oath Ame rica, are the chit( articies of inteiligencein our' last arrivals. We shall :malts .extracts from tie' atter to-nnarrow, in addition to those in our First Ptige. Viscount Mccvmt.trleft town. till: morracig to itteuil the Panics REGENT, at Brightono.ibere we untierttaild that a Council ii to takes pig. Another Cochrane Meeting waslelil yesterday, but the party was very scant of numbers. More Subscriptions were iiilked of, and the Assembly agreed neat. cot ...that, the Copper : Captain had beet). ill-used by :111410it vii ,the Authorities in 'the • Empire; by the Court Martial which tried Eris charge against Lord GAMBIER, by,the King's Bench which tried his Stock-jobbincgatuhoLltir' the Knightly Tribunal Swhich engolreit into his lionmerAble acbieremetakand struck off' bis spurs,-. anti in short, by every,person and body with whom this misgsi ided person has embroiled lihnz sell, from the Court ".of Malta to the Stock Ex change Comtni!tee, BU;rr, BeititNCSß, JONE 3, 'Lord DUI4DONALD hislather, COCILIANE Jtillit , 47 STON& his uncle, &c. &c. &c. - - 'we sage Meeting has Veclared, that in all . Ms Squabbles, Law Suits,Disputes, Pri-stinbreak ings, Stoekjobbings, Charges, DischargesiviDe. fences, and Offences, the Worthy Representatire of Westminster is entirely in the lieu, and Olt the rest of the World utterly. in the wrong. Who could wish to appeal from such- a Cuuu ) 0 1' V4o= hunter Judicature ? 1 The Elder Wevrsort was this morning litrwitt, up before the Magistra:es it Bow•stteet, of the folkwing ehlrge, which appears by his ennitnit. rpeTlt, viz.--" For friOniousiy, iirelsooftilly;' l 4oll4" fully, and maliciously shooting skiu etnnpany with two other persOns tan yet in eus:pily, Cu o taLts 'him 9n the ga Deceinber, 1816, with an intent in. so ,toing t 9 kill him thesaiti"c/thst-ts Mtsr.." The examination was..privarx. The Aforning Chroptiele chuckled ytstesday over its assertion, " that the English clioracter doe. not stand so high with the nations of the Con. intent as it did at former periods." It would in. deed he an eoticpliment to the Labours of that Patrotie Journal to say, that its daily eliVitsYO effect this purpose had altogether tailed. - :.c4I We, did not copy front s Sunday Pti** lll Piteous Story" of a poor Irishin3n beiitg,stl4l.- ! ) to death in Gritbdsirect, beciuse we are too w e ll aware of she niottitude of such fabrications, which are eireUlAted to the great abuseiai truth, thz..cre. do of the errs, and jojary of the l'ublie; to he easily impoaed.opon-hy atss it miscbievoui Liven. flans. IVe notice the subject only to trlb u i c 4 ,1!„ weer fittschootl has been 'established by jhe arlsis Q • , ing The . ..envier to the - inqu pe iries re of the Duel:cis at CosteesL i:/` yeiterdity was - -" Fier Royal' Highness' is better to.-44.str. The Grand Duke Niettat.is of ItusstA is, be fore tire 15th instant, expected to viiit theeittsfce ItecattsT at the PevlliOre- • in a printed circular, addressed to the sub ..:Scribers of the anti-Pirate Institution,,the Csesi -tient ; Sir - Starry( Sri fTH j`confirms the inielligenie which' we had already , that;,t.b,er t e doee no,t remain.a single Christian slave in likarbary. The French and PortngueseAlinisters have or rived at Washington, and the Swedish. and SPIV- Dish Atioisters'are ou their way,. . &n-Antbassador from the Carte has arrived at .lklarseilles,,,wher u he bus been feasted by the public authorities. His ;more is MEMOS he speaks French very well. According to the 'official accounts comintsnlia cited to the (wo Chambers, the present pope's,* tian 'of' * France, without including Corsitio.andz 'the Coloriles, is 28,818,0411. Theiels an important trial flips-esti/I soon ~.to catod'Un respeeting the Jews. in Frune,'llle French lir ae li tes contend, that th ey could not he deprived,. by a simple decree of Iltrowaianssiof ,Portibrt of the civil rights'granted to them by an terior laws t that thet,slecret, issued in .conitra ventlon of ‘rereived caristitutiims, 'never could hive the foressof law ; ti t at it is, besides, Arra gated by several articles ot the charters ‘ d that the tribunate should no longer enforce an since the oppression of him who bad istued,it has ce a s e d to hear opens them.' The. Silk Trette, of whose distresses we have heard, so much, intend, says a Morning presenting the LORD IVlSvort with an elegitiit- Veliet Court Dress, for his Lordship's attention' to their interest, and his gener3l benevolen ce .-- llact not=they better apply the sum wt t i e h would be expended on this sitly piece of extlitirsgatiee to. the relitf of their likiftriti; workmen ► SHIP NEWS. 1.--Ca we down - from the River lei "ifetting i the Vansittart, Bombay, and ftichnioo4 fur hadia ; Canada, for Bombay ; and Porenpiat for Trieste. Arrived the Hippolita, from Nord I~ieldsfor JaMaica.- 7 -Wind Li! rorrsuouTti, 3AN. I.—Arrived the following ships from the Downs :—Blurlier, for Liverpool Richard and Sibelbt, for Barbadoes ; Nelsen* fiehl Hall, for St. Vincent's ; and William, foe Buenos Ayres.—Wind S. S.W. • FALMOUTH, Dec, 3.o. 77 Arrived the lord Sid mouth packet with mails trum New Yu' k ; 5110 wailed the 9th Dec —Wind trom S. to'W.. S.W. WaystouTtl, JAN. I.—Arrived the lieotuals from Sunderland, and the Nymph - from Guernsey, with lose of bulwarks, and oue man 'gabbed Over' board. - .NiARGATE, Jam. 1,---Arrived the Mari, IDIV?: 4 , of Barnlouth, frgni Catopvere to larindons Wi th wheat, leaky, having struck on the Knock Sand. ,i)101q11 30:--Tif brig Ann, CATTLE, Or I ' li - ern/Mb, bait becrytue complete wreck part of (the materials saved.' ' Net;rly the t whole of, ihe cargo of the Stopktoti paeket has. Otto saied, and . the.v oise i will b e gt 4 o ff %vita little dattiiige. ready To' h t e b :n .i pt l i f h a l v ia n i t i z e i e l l bole( ti?ec•Si'vlatil6)p.oll'lllttltilll'i2:l73l;. .attplittted discoveries on the coast of Africa, fie have to add, that We haVe 'seen a letter from Oa' boort! the I)orothy, which actornpanieri his Illtt~ jesty's ship Congo on title ifi•fited exprditiott.—** 'the Dorol icy had reached StilvAdar, on erase east coast of Brazil, on the 3Orth-of October, the il4teof the letter' in'tittestimr„ miserablc'state front the sickness which band attacked the cretit of houla vessels, Captain TtiCgEY _tatlarned on the 18th 'of lepteniber4o 11 is . ship, Afire bei g bees engaged with tight Men in,.exploting, Ott f iver * until they were all seized withsicknesu and coin relied to mak e t h e b est of the ir Wiy hark for rot dical assistance. On the 22d of the sante month* the Dorothy and, Congo, with the dol l ble, boat., proceeded to Cabindo, with a view tuning - in re" freshments, and to try the effect of thenftt CM the 'C'ti*s. The vessels artiycll there les the I."tit, and on the Ist of October theygoitt4t that p_ . 1 SCe. the Congo having Jolt in all. 12 itteit . hy tissu e, having then. 32 on the \sick list.. Capt. Tv c.Ker • and Lieut. liavvitey,,of the COn of, both fell vie' thus to the fatal disease. Ira. Chniniand of SI" Congo now devolved On, ilie.,l(lkstei.,'And it Was irestelved..ut proceed t o Janeiro. - - GulgTfiltai the Master of the 13nrothy, tt;i this time bad his men nearly all sick, hot had only lerst one (the .eurpentet), sod, wat'drowned by accident.-- Sixteen of the Cougars meci Nees Rea convales cent:State. Sacti was their ritrtation. when. ships reacbed Sst. Salvador.. - We•tatnent to iearn, that when tile Dorothy a Cabinda there ". 1 42 14,4 re rim Portuguese ships, !be , port waitiv ‘Slitteo, and two from Spniu. Proteseor Sui Tit had died on board the . CongO.:7(3l - arnins Paper) kin AVIV. Part of the 2d battalirm of the regiment iii stationed Harwich, insteJta of Chelsea. Reinforce m ents to join the . head : .tinarters nutlet .41.1s,..Qcpce tike Unite-of, W.81.1.1GT91, 2d 'ainf,3 - d' Diainon_ Gniitts, 7th Lig" Dragoons, 12 t h 'tight' Dragnons; :be !Sat "pulsars, are ordered fortiNliti to•Pfince. • • The Inspe,tting Fiel , ti _O ffi cers of Militia in co' Ttada, Nova Scoti a , and 'New 13in6swiek,, eta beep !, - ,triick off, and placed on lialf . pay. A strong reinforcement pf, 47111 and 65t 11 ' regiments are ordered for India, and for that lioseliabe to:iretied to'Graiud . The 7th .battalion off' 60th regiment is expected to he resinced, • Much has been :said respecting the fact of a exportation,ot corn from Hot. land. We eittt state, on the authority of a Mew' ber of -the Piret.-Ctiatrib t .r, that fitt . -entire probl" bit ion . has hero carried in toih.C4ambirrs. Thee: .on the result of the proceedings of .the First CUM" 'her being made:known. to the Kitt and Maslow. lion .thereto - required, - his Majesty recommender! to, tbe „ Clitintbers,. b!, - t e , , , ...1v of answer, - that they ivould best cittnt.ult the . iutcrest of tike Star by vonfining the pioltibition to load Only. In c° b ; sequence of th e holydays, no opOortunity t hs's 11 " 11-80- t'rdc(t to the ( ll:knitters to reconsider OS idiestion, and tts return otswer. We b turiosity is excited in libliadd; ttf well as it) t N" lherlan4, — fti learn :with What firmness the KIP% will act on the OcCaAlOrt. At li . resetit . bit Maje'tY is city positive, and, no "doubt, has on his aide ail the trading part of, the nation.' 'At pr e sent the exportati on isallowed : We rilift learufrom sterdatu,' that Mr. CoLas had errived.there tttt the' '2711f, from St. Petersborgh, where he had heal .int a mission relative to the airtir of the 10 1 . 111 " Consul. This Gentlentan .states„' that. on (Ito perntal of the , whole.CaCe, the .Empitor ALE X ; AND.Eit expressed : Itstntelf pet feetly satisfied, an" tritolved to restore the former relations with Ante" rice, Meanwhile Mr. DASCIIKOVF will hare kale to retire:.--(//forping PoPer.) Of the 194 ships and upwards yesterday at tt l e Coal Market, not one was sold. One am" . w i title may be th e open state of the 'weather, whit° has allowed a regular supply without Ohstrnoti° ll ; another, perhaps, may be the trunthey of ells:trite. , ble societies which providently bought op, during the cheaper aeason, large quantities of coal, tor the purpose o f , distribution among the the winter. But wh atever b e t h e.cause , we t rust; that the eff ect will b e to produce a materiel red"' Lion the p r i ce o f t hi s essent i a l art teie of life. .The Duke of Sussei, as G.R.W.G.M. h a s or derer!. a G ran d P rov i nc i al Meeting of the several N esonic I,utlgea of Son t ersctshi r e, a t which hilt Royal Wellness inttude neasidis. Poor during Val