The Sun. — London, England, 1817-05-31 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS. Rots, MAY 27.—1 a the night between the Bth and 9th instant, three inhabilanie of Saint Jeun-Picti-de-Port entered the Church of that town, and after destroying all the emblem* of R o y a lty, they hoisted the tri-coloured flag Do the summit of the tower. The Mayor of the town be ing informed at five o'clock in the morniog of this outrage, proceeded to the church with the Ad ionco, the Gendarmerie, the Officers of the Gar rison, and a gremoumber of persons, aml, amidst the shoots of Fi r e le Rol, he tore clown the cm- bleat of revolt,' and hoisted that of Royalty and public tranquillity. Two of the ()Senders have been arrested, and have confessed their crime. They intended to have set fire to several houses. They ore to be tried by the Prevothl Court. Tuesday, the day of Pentecost, after Mass, the Xing received the Ministers, the Marshals, the great Officers of the ilowehold, and a great num• bet of Peers, Deputies, &e. rive per Cents/. (Monday) 67f. 35c. Vl4lOl 4.1\14v 14.... The departure' of their Itri. rievial Majesties for 134 Hick is flied for the 3ti ~ Ny. an d it is posirive:/knoWil that the interview of tit Bmperor with 4 foreign Sovereign, to which several ifoornals have alluded, will not take place - in the course of this journey. It is determined that the Austrian troops shall evacuate the Neapolitan 'territories, at the end of • the month of August. The last intelligence from Constantinople, of the 13111 Apiil,..innonilevi, that all foreign Al iois. ters there hail united in- demanding nt the Divan that it winild cease to,protect the Barbary States, in the event of their renewing their piracies. MAY 15.—We learn offi:iallv• from Copenhagen, that the discussions of the Courts of Sioekholm and Copenhagen are not yet arranged. :The latter declares that it Will 110t,ret101111Ce the titleaand the arms of Norway, until the Swedish Minister Ple nipotentiary abide declare himself expressly autho. rized to arrange.the differences that exist respect• int; the execution of the Treaty of • Kehl, three points of which sire still referred. • BEIILIN, May 17.--The departure of the Prin.. cess Charlotte tur Pctersburgh is fixed fur the 12th of Jone. Filo:growl., MAY 18 —A political pamphlet, entitled " Colonel MA4IENBACII to the Germans," has caused a great sensation. It is dedicated to the King of Prussia, and demands a general representation for all Germany. All the copies of this pamphlet found at the booksellers here have been confiscated, at the desire (as sup posed) of several influential Ministers at the Diet. FIKANCITOUT, MAY 21,...4he letter of Prince Paul of Wortemberg to the States of that king dom has been Circulated by certain individuals with great avidity throughout the kingflom.• It is said the dissolution of the States has bwen propos. ed to his Majesty. hut According to the last letters from Constanti. ariple there were great hopes , of an arrangement with Persia. The military preparations, how., ever, are actively continued. dANSIEII4. MAY is certain that the Mil. 8101. of the Baron de Berstett to London relates to territorial arrangements. 5W40101.14, MAY 2.--The "conspiracy against the life of the Prince Royal is entirely forgotten This affair will probably have no other result than the banishment of some individuals who were not sufficiently masters of themselves to conceal their sentiments upon the occasion. THE BRAZILS. The following. is a summary of the Events which have taken place in Pernambuco since the accomplishment of the most fortunate and glo• !loos Revolution .in the town of Recife, on the 6th of the present month of March, when the generous efforts of our breve Patriots extermi ' nated from that part of Brazil the infernal Mon ster of Royal Tyranny : " After abusing our patience to .so great a de. Bret: by a system.ot administration formed on pur pose to support the vanities at an insolent Court, by trampling on our lawful rights, it still remained to attack our honour by branding us with the ' black title of traitors to our friends, our relations, and fellow-subjects of Portugal ; and this was, perhaps, the • only thing wanting in the political machine of the insidious Government of Yemeni buco, now happily destroyed. '8 The per4dioes Governor began by laying snares for our simplicity; publicly proclaimed on the .:Ith of this month, that he was the sincere fiend of the people of Pernambuco, and that they shared his affection ; writing these !reacher. ons lines with the same pen with which he had just filled up the lists of persons proscribed in the secret) , of Isis cabinet, to be delivered into the bands of the executioner—a list including Bra zilians of all classes the most spirited youth of the country, the bravest officers of the army ; its one word, the `young of the greatest hope and MeV distinguished personal merit. '' At last the morning of the fitly dawned, when the dungeons were to ire filled with so ninny noble patriots, a►►d their families were to he over whelmed with grief and tears. The wicked Go vernor calls a Council of %Via , composed of Offi cers all envious of our glory; unit 'after having signed, along with them, the atrocious condem nation of those innocent victims, the persons who appeared most fit for executing the deed were im mediatel3r dispatched to itcOOMpliSli it ; some run to the barracks, others to private houses, thepri sons were every. where crowded, and already be• gan to be opened in order to ingulph our ,worthy patriots one by one. " But here our countrymen showed that they were capable of proving that disobedience has al, thia merit of heroism in certain cases, and thai this happens when the cause of onr is at stake. A brave Captain gave to all the signal of their duty, by sroding to the infernal regions the principal *gent oU r this must nnT,tst execution, The people ran . to arms,,ao3 'ft f,:w hours at 11141 day were sufilciant to begin and to finish so gin. rious n ReVulutiOn. which appeared rather a festival of peace than,a warlike tumult; and which affords an evident proof, that. the whole the. wnrk of Prbvidence, and a blessing from the Omnipotent. " The ex-General had retired to the fortress of Brom ; and where he expected to find is place of security, he found a prison for hiMself and for his 'followers he had recourse to paciAc proposals, which concluded on terms to which he was obliged to conform on the 7th, at six o'clock in the morn. "big. From that time, public order was restored, no other cries were heard but general acclama tion, worthy of the day on which a numerous peo ple entered on the possession of their legitimate social rights ; the consequence was, that hitherto there has not taken place a single disturbance, nor any cause of complaint. • " On the Bth, the provisional government Was installed, consisting of five patriots taken from the different classes; which government - constantly sitting; their first care was to stride. ceive our countrymen of Portugal, respecting the fears and distrusts with which the partisans of tyranny had inspired them ; receiving them all with open arms, securing their families, their per sons, and their property front all kinds of injury, preserving them in,their trades and employments with greater ft eedom than before ; in short, pub. lidy proclaiming at once the sentiments of the govertintent and the 1.0 (pie ; and that henceforth there should be no distinction between us as Bra zilians and Em (weans, but that we should look on each other as.one and the saute family, yith equal right to one and the same inheritance, which . is the general prosperity of the whole of this pro. Vince. " On the 9th every thing was continued is the same spirit of caner,' d and .general the people not perceiving any other change, ex cept the care of Government applied exclusively to promote internal and external security, by well directed 'measure; ; endeavouring to rernove..dif fieolties by distributing the conduct of matters of the greatest importance among Committees of persons of the most acknowledged citp4eity for the task assigned thL.m ; by which means they have succeeded in making their deliberations en tirely popular. • " On the same day Government continued sitting till midnight to prepare several decrees, which were issued to-day ; the Most importimt.of them hying to continue the public functionaries in their employments as formerly, without removing any one from his office ; to prohibit the.nsual fortus.of lotercourse, without admitting any other than that of " You" in addressing the Govern ment ; to abolish some of the late imposts, which were Manifestly unjust, and which O'pliress the people .without atroidtrrg any ailvtintage ro' , tlte: nation, &C. on such is our present p o li t ii a l an d civilcondition this 10th day of March, 1817„ " Our Country for Ever. " Long live the Patriots, and may Royal Tyranny cease for ever." PRout.4.lm 7.10 OF THE GOVERNMENT OF PERNAMRUCO. The Provisional Goveinment, deeming it con sistent with the rules of prudence, especially in the actimi state of things, to prohibit the depar ture of persons, or the carrying away of pro perty, which might weaken the public cause, and with the design of retaining a more secure gua rantee against any attack which the Court of Rio Janeiro might attempt against the persons or property of this State, who might. be in the do minions of the said C our t, or who might have funds there, have issued the following Decree : Article 1. No inhabitant of this State shall leave it with out permission of the Government, on whose discretion it shall depend to grant the requisite passport. Art. f. Permission shall be petitioned through the Secre tary's Mice, and being granted, a passport shalt he made out in legal form. Art. 3. Those who shall depart without leave will stiffer a confiscation of their property, an inventory of which shall be made out and delivered to ai commission, whiCh the Govern_ meat will appoint for administering it. Art; 4. The interest of said property, if the one do not return within a year. will he paid into the public treasury, and applied to the defence of t *seta. Art. 3. The Patriots to whom the Government shißintrost this commissioa shall exercise it till a contrary e4ctiuent appears. Art. C. All property belonging to subjects of ,the Portu gti ese Gov ernmvnt,which may happen to be in this ttate, shall lihrwhe be embargoed, as a guarantee for the property of our citizens who may happen to be detained by the Portuguese Government. Art. 7. To attain a knowledge of the said property, th e MOTO dtelaratiOriS of the Patriot in whose hands it is tlepti• sited will he received at the Exchequer, under the penalty of quartering against those who shall conceal the truth; the half of the property to p ioihe informer, and the other half to the treasury. Art. a. The declaration mast be made in the space of 13 days from tke publication of tilts 'keret. Art. P. The information will be received in the office ap. pointed far the purpose; and for their due verifieattoo there will be fixed the tetrotiiitte means. Art. tO. The detention of Portuguese, prnpgrty sball con finne till the Tortugneieboverument thews that it resorts to no measures against the liberty or property of our fellow. citizens. Art. 11. The interest of the Portuguese propeti/ sletaintlt in this country, on board stips, will net he comprehended in the tomtit article, but 1 , 64 ba defatetta the bendtof gation, &c. THE SUN. QUIS DRAM?. I,,ONDON, SiItURD4I7, Mill 31, 1817. We rcee:ved last night the Potis l'aprrs Tuesday last. Those of WeilncsO h which were due this morning, have not c9me to hand. The King held a Court on Sunday, which was very' numerously attended. The differences hetmeen the Court3,Of Stock holm nud Copenhagen are stuted.to be still un a► : the latter the entire rte.. cation of the Treaty of Kehl, in the way of Which the tot flier appears to have raised consider able obstacles. The alleged conspiracy in Sweden seems to be now considered as leading to nothing, but to matt; s►►me persons who were rather incautious in their conversation. In Wirtemberg, the opposition to the views of the KING 3CCIII to be increasing in activity. A letter addressed by Prince PAUL to the States, expressing the same sentiments as in that to the Privy Council, and also communicating the latter to the States, has been ciucidated throughout the kingdom with great industry, witirthe view of in creasing the strength orate opposition. The Ks NG has been a►lvisetl to dissolve the Status, but fur the present hii Majesty has declined it. A. political pamphlet published in Germany, de d;cated to the King of l'aussta, and demanding for all Germany a general National Representa tion, is stated to have excited - a great sensation. AU the copies of it in the booksellers : shops at Frankfort have been seize►!. It is now said that the Austrian troops are to evacuate the Kingdom of Navios by the end of August. All the foreign illinisters at Constantinople are stated to kfive united in u represeOtatioi) to the Divan, (tetttan4liog 0,414 the Os totnait- Cirsvesnastent shall cease to protect the Earbary States in the event cif a renewal of their piracks, Frenclq rive per Cents. Monday, 67 f. 35 c. From the German Papers, which came to hand last night, it appears that a determined spirit of iostiuty seems to be kept up in some of thrm igainst English mantifactures - - - - " NV Rk:MaERU, MAY 1 7.••••••SfiCit:t111 hate Wel). been formed in several German Cities against the use of English manu factures, in the industrious andruanutocturing countries of Silesia and Saxony; the roost considerable towns are expected to follow this example. • " It is laid that persons of the highest rank will do the same, and front the beginning of the year 1818 Gentlemen and Ladies will not be received at some Courts unless they wear dresses of German manufacture ; in the same manner as no one is admitted at the Courts of Louts XVIII. and the PiIiNCR Red Eves of England, who is not dressuti in, time ma nufactures of the country. In Russia alto time importation of all foreign manufactures is prohibited in those cases where the country itself produces a sufficient quantity, and of a good quality. hir.447z, MAY 20.--From the Ist to the, 13tiv of this tottlith 5417 unhappy emigrants bare palseti by Ihl9 city, It ~~1 t~ ping !own the ititAtte. One cannot got Orli lasit - on the Rhine, without Wag stopped by ett ind ebi' 4ll beggingy who seek on fnot their 1400 the grits a t to a btUi country. In Uolland their misery neetunalstes to a dtirl that tries aloud to Heaven. In vain do manyof that trttlt hope to escape death by Whine; it pdhsites theta SHOO takes them at the eetremi t y of Earle, er J o die SailA the Ocean. Ilut the Rhine is not the naly wed of trta ness, from ,German Lorra ine and the eastern protisto France crowds repair to Antwerp and the ports of ti .. L This mornine we received N e w York Pt 11 ' x but not of SO late a d a te Is those Mkt' re fs : come to hand. The folloWing is an, tistret, a private Letter from Lexington (Kentstf, . , dated April 6 : irt " It is with most pai nful sensations We il comm unicate the sad destruction nf innit t lf produce on the banks oft he Kentnell B itef ` • After a season of dry weather, which P re ' ',, all the first boats descen din g , an incessant t.'„-. of rain was experienced f or four days !lid rl i which its elicit the river beyond any , known here before. It r ose above its uteet q. upwards of 80 perpen dicular feet, sweeP in t A warehouses and every thin g before it. Tilt '- of tobacco and other produce is inunetlset 'G! Al 1 Letters received tram AtacriCs Oi l nwri7 by tray of Liverpool, mention tt*, tionril ,1 the 29th per barrel, and is expected to be much W ei l --...50w.--- .. of p o Iti The Company's ship Asia arrived" - /1 41 ember, 31adras the 2.Sili January', instant : slit. left Bengal th.n.2ls‘ with the Marchioness of Ely, Cltob ° Ibi February, and St. llelera the 3(1 APri l ' in d co i pail with the ship above-inentland l, liCtrren Hastings, both of which ate ahelal in col et., xa4tr Ea.i-bi %Vest,P 1 2 r o i d i r'l l e i g .1111 . e . 2 e b 4 r at . OP' expected to leave Madras for Saihnitiob°lll . .... t h e m': Lord Keith and ato - ' Tie Company's outtrard-bound OPP' . i' ' * Neatil terioo and friticltehea were in 10:6.5, , 0 Tn E Fin ns.- - t: DS .—.1,11e five, peT Ct o et ° ' .//it co e Ti ri s li o .. near one per Cent. e s il ti\ll e ,e ll4 ) i r rn st s l ' t el i . t te l iut % je % t • t i si t . li sot l lei O a t ,rllll o 1 C u tialiro,ntfrlccilottblttilli: el.......,.llsintiorrel'iler:jl::Pentrf4:ll)Ciri.s.'efervgilitt'irirt;letlitleli'rbe,etetiliieviltin:le.ll:lollki 1 .e nr4vanced about one half. Thg C 6 I owed Men are sellers 01 . CoPs°lB' - 4 ltnlerS of the Sinking Filv d wte „ o ill't , . y imrnedi i mu Wel purchased in Ole "V: orb or, c. 1")),s opened this morniog sit 730 in- ' the sCCvr . , 7.34. , Consols shut on Tuesrlsy ne'i 1.1 , 1 c k I n i :N t o t elwrd. not,t l:e4NobNSfiliti:ttiiSitt"tr: r U tst T ! pi : ea, .3 : t r i t k o et ,: i ro iifte.):::::f: lt: I:iti II: sitit , t,1:1;i: too; circulated, p m o a r r i r t , : i s l i e . s t s t l a l i l i n Cr e 'r e I y f c .l % a : n c i t e l i c ( ‘ ) ° , l; b : i fi c f ' l l i r l e e rl i , l t t) .ll :ll : t si' Pl l lile :: .0 re e r g I; t hat ' lle : _.....--.00.' , :I , the O -slmsi CoVsctr. on ThiteSrlitY la St " ° eP tii "' ::s' records tcsor4 tiud t eY sf p ri r en o g ee ll e ide d i C if s i l l 1: r1 : i s ut g :t r ii i: li::::: ladir: °:ire i ss il;f o t fl headers, we should be ~s!► m ca of °Pi- ~ ' ' ‘l.ou.st ki tots and supporters of them. i• oler; thought of men who, not its Illeilf4C° lot': I 1 i 1, Hit t e_i_eratcly; deliver to the 0111‘1 Ile° I.' rift ; , the co which charge 11initners, 0 1 ° ' 1 " t I ' . of O n ' ; their dut;'„ and for the preservilti°° es „ It f o_ 4 : end Inc Constitution, bring la ra* . 010 00' rendered absolutely necessary bY the " ,,i,ll I, evil designs oL Domestic Eneosies, iii ,- ..k e cotoP , posing those measures 0‘ to I"- doss, ' ad the '''' prevent inquiry into abuses, „a d ..11,,i an grievances, and to .eroble filen) l . t) C .1 . 0 ,1, . 1 ~roiligB/1 7 , Smile sySt tr,:i of corrupt:on aot. r, , /ov a chaorsecsroi.,cotlisvpeic. tlie fact;ous Derrogogues woo soil u•tvcitlils I:enittsit''rrekei t d o f r , rs i .i:l i t ri e l: :::9 lo 7 l tu, 'filet • , Such Resolutions believe tlierli to I?, tit g. 'i. iliac o , ntirith-e-rertbitle4l- te i iil4; t hie:- . is or daiiger Of ally iariogeoleOt of, or 11 . lo t, i oor such language can be eireetcci it.tlit's .oilf e t the l'°" Jii men who have not only rreserv-4 W..' • ily c° P interest of the country,-but essentrll 0 (b oot, to the deliveriAn,:e of Europe. 'looc f Oh . ' - ' . . Fie cliaroeirr ..- 0. paltry, illibes..ob. (.ospic3" ~,a t beY r! fifCtiOta Baleteri Mid pseupfo.ilefot "le' Algot, t, nolince Sir W. C.ItTIS All,lttidcirtn " w hose c , of the Representatives of the Ci t . 0 bit fo dri d s hav o racter these vulgar OrstPll, P ..i.ttee, -.tes* lturfl"e , dans, disgrace by their set. , cud or telly unWorthr of their stoci°%„_ins 0.1,1 them of an fetter the Liberti°:sreoc;itablie C f : tir":111: :: ti e ,:. fetter manife•t art inflependent spirit, 4 , c oop, a d' s ' ~ led away hy the fury of I,rcilan' I p i o n. , .1 I vostort e l . s o f of ignorant tnalicc ant 4,„....--. , ,roloss ~ . ---s' ' .oterati iSA The 1 1 gINCe RVIENT ts'af' ) ,040,4„ji 0 , of tkuutsly eutertaitted by' ti'e c tt otri 0 .. 4 0 9 R utty. 'rite Doke of C,°,,t%ntry ivel number of the Nobility two %,- vitetl. • .- • THEA.rIVICAL ROISTE R. Perfoeorti Lott Night. Dittfilir•Lixe.—Citafrittrack : 1110nrytrap, Mr. Dnrelon ; tin ' Assn, Mrs. Davison. After tk•hic-b; A Sirsnisli Inset-the mein, and 'ehe Ituilzreper's Ditughtry. CnvENT-Usttitr.m.--C y ntltelinr : Leonntitt ?mamas m, Mr. Ketuble ; I;nugen, Miss rock!. After Which; The Liber tine. SUPPLEMENTARt LOTTERY WILL BE DRAWN NEXT WrONESDAY—kaN(i'S HIRT!! DAY—THERE ARE TWENTY CAPIriILS—INCLUDING TWO 0i..4.15100°. ArtnlvEll-1 Guernify and Icrsey, I t i‘raterfotd. I)trz+—) 110 Fri icE OF STOCKS THIS VAT AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Bank Stock, isti i 56 1 Bank L. Ann.... Is 9-16ths I 3 per Cent. Red 7iit [rich s per Cent. 102 i 3 per Cent. C 0 n5..... 7 3 i 73 ' India 1i0nda,.....805. 815. pr. 4 per Cents. ** • • 90 89 i1 Exch. Itillgo..9s. 101. 14s. pr. 5 per Cent. Nary Ann. 10.4i§ Cons. for July, .. 73a4 COURSE OF EXCHANOE, FRIDAY, MAY 30. Amsterdam 'lB 0 11. 9 Us. Ditto, at Sight Amstet datn . %Ito; at Sight Rotterdam . ll 14 2 Us. Antwerp • . • Homburg!' • 95 0 2 US. Altona ..... 34 I il i Us. Paris, 3 Day'vsight Ditto ilourdeaux, ditto • .. 24 70 Frank fort on the Main Madrid . •isi Effective . Cadiz - . . 34 Eller:Lire Sevin!, (Whoa ' Gibraltar , fi , . Leghorn • • • .• 4B Genoa— 45 ---=-Vetriee Malta... . • 47}---Maples Palermo . .... 119 per Ox. Lisbon Oporto , Rio Janeiro Dab1in........ 12} --Cork. .... 122 por Cod. Agin of the Lank on Hollaird.... 12 Portugal Gold, in Coin / .3 19 6 per Oz. New Dollars HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-NIOItROW. Morning, 27 minutes after 3. Evening, 62 mitsittes after 3.