The Sun.
London, England, 1812-04-30 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPEI?S.

PARIS, Arm. 2 t.—His Majesty has review et
the eleves at St. Germain : he spoke to several. 0
them with paternal goodness. He afterwards e(-
ercised them in cavalry and infantry mancetivresi
and to mark his approbation, immediately created
number of them Sub-Lieutenants of Cavalry, 311
direaled them to be immediately sent off to ,
Grand Army in Germany.
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CARLSRUHE, APRIL 13.—0 n the 14th ins,4
a numerous detachment of troops set out to co"'.
plete those of Hohenzollern-Heihengen, which ore
in Spain.
BUDA, APRIL 2.--The Chiefs of the Ottoror,
Authorities are unanimously of opinion, that 0`"
honour of the Turkish Empire demands a contintr
auce of the war. The general cry ts—we 111145t
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proceed to the most aclive measures of isffenctl
chive the Russians kotn-their conquests.
NURENIBURGH, APRIL I I.—The Prussian G°'
verument has applied to the Merchants of .13cri4s;
and requested a loan of 8000 crowmr, which c•Or_,/
immediately v+ anted, and which will he reinibt44.
in the course of the year from Lie ordinary contre
buttons.
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VIENNA, APRIL I.—We 150 W know that ,
D-Itaunsky,.liu,siau Minister at Eucitarelt. rtas
ceived very extensive powers, whiCth will eta
him him to treat with wore facility. It appears tds,
the Russians do not exaM, with so much rig"`).
the cession of whole province; ; but the Twlo .1
jell all humiliating conditions. The Multi npiw4#
any cession of teriitory, and insists u1..011 the ar°
ments being pursued with vigour.
COPENHAGEN, APRIL .—The folk/win.,

neral Orders have been issued here :
" The armed forces of our Ally, camoped
diitrias adjoining the Duchy of Holstein,
weakened by the removal of a part of them to ''t
places, we-find it necessary, in the same Mellor
took place in isog, to send thither a force sutficl6,l;i
to repel ail hostile invasion. '‘Afe have, therc',l°.iir
determined that a division of the troops canton' 61
North Jutland and Holstein shall be cow:et-000
in 'the Duchy of Holstein, to be commande,[o,
Lieutenant-General Ewald, and ready to inatcb
the first orders."

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MANCHESTER, APRIL 27.—Early on:TA-0*y-0
last, the market-day at Rochdde, great crowd' tr°l,
the neighbourhood of-Oldham, Royton,
and places adjaCent, flocked in for the avowed Pi-14
pose of lowering the price of provisions, havoii4
been previously intimated by evil disposed pe°,4
that such an ilregai aet would-then be effeEted• otH
parties placed themselves in groupes of about 5°
bo in different parts of the town, and each grouP'of
deavoured- to.collett around them the inhdbitauts
the town and country, by tiksing inflammatotY
gunge, but, much to the credit of the latter, te`v'r
any, seeined disposed to join them. mdit'loi
4.1
being dire6lly called Out, and, aftet the Riot Act ' ,
been react by Mr. Horton, the rioters were s°°e,
dispersed, without any other dainak.Te lacing "ill,
and, about eleven o'clock, gooil otd-r was rcstere'if
Much PrO'se is due to the Magistrates, for ITiti
timely and precautionary trwastires, add t0,,14
Military for their prompt aiteniion to the
Power, and the readiness with which they qu.e
the dis tubers of the public Peace. A large tlict'''c'o
at Westlioughtorr, near Bolton, was burnt down;io
Friday, by abo.ut fifty incendiaries, but no mate,4
mischief had been done in the town. Several 'y{
petted persons are apprehended, mid all was quiec
the date of our arlVices.
F At

urt her particulars respecting the fire ea,
MONTAGU es.:—The family had just retired to
and before they could well extric .te theins,ives,,s4
whole of the house was in flatnes, and in 1e55 l'
an hour was entirely burnt to the ground. For ill
y
nately no lives were lost; but the whole of the brili,
plate and jewels, together with the valuable floc
ture and paintings, were entirely consumed.
fire was oi:casioned by the bursting of a flue 0:1)1
prejetsled from a patent stove. The flue burSt in
room adjoining that in which Lord and Lily Nl'l4l'
TAGUE slept, the furniture of whi'ch was 0`.°,1
consumed befote they discovered tie danger 1
v. ere in. His Lordship iminediAtely gay, t tie
to
and on the door being opened the iiiines burst t'lot
vii h such violence, that it was with the utt':l
difficulty the family escap'ed. Lotdship
family retired to an adjoining fartri•hotie t •
,obtained c,ofivey them to WindsOr`

41/PER/AL _PARLIAMENT,

HOUSE 0' PEERS.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29.

• Counsel were finally heard reseeding the irish
tPPeal Cause, " Hort v. Gifford, Bails.' viz. Mr.
~.art, as second Counsel for the Rtispondent, and
2r. Richards, for the Appellant, in teply.—Judg-
'ltem Was postponed till to-morrow.
b Their Lordships proceeded to forward the various
41ills upon the table. . .
The Earl of LAUDERDALE direEled their Lord
3blPs' attention to one of those, which was for the
tegulation Of the Irish Duties on Toba,co, which he
intended was of that peculiar and anom iloas na-
`llt.e, as at least to require printing, for the perusal
°I their Lordships. One .of his objeCtions to this
Pro Posed Ala was, that it went to fix the minimum
N'vith respea to the price; and toe enactment for the
?„..,ecovery of the penalties on offending against the
4)11, was such as, in its present language, he defied
the wit of man to comprehend. He iconcluded by
moving that the Bill be primed for-•tlle use of their
Lordships,
The Earl of Ross thought such a proceeding quite
n. °necessary ; the Bill was short and comprehensive
.11111 its enattments, and the Noble Earl (Lauderdale)
ada copy of the clauses ; besides, it would lend to
delay the progress of the Bill, whicteit was itnportat4
814'uld pass soon.
- The Earl of LALTDEIIDALE replied, that through
the politeness of the Noble El'arl he was, furnished
.with I copy of the clauses. He contended that
some 0, the provisions were of a novel nature, and
Particularly that for appOrtioning the penalties was
• linintt-slligiblc.
The Earl' of Ross denied the novelly of the pro-
. alluded to ;iT was so far a continuation of a
forme, Irish Statute which the Noble Earl may read
In the List) Statute-book.
:ri,e Lad of LAUDERDALE rejoined, that he wish-
ed be excthed trom.ithe research; but he thought
• Leh intelligibidity could scarcely be found in a British
Statute.
t. 'rile question was then put, and the last trien-
ithled Peer persisting in his motion, a division took
Place—._

Contents 3
. Non Contents • 6
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Majority against the printing —3
The London Docks Improvement, the Place and
pension Duly, and a numb-r of ptivate Bills -were
brought up from the Commons, and kveially read a
• Cit ihne.
The Ins Military Inquiry Bill wa, read a third
lime, and passed.
Th-. Tobacco D .ty Regulation Bills pas,ed
through a Committee of the who'd House, and was
‘4ePoried without any pmendment.
Earl FurturtLLlAM'3 motion respeding the various
petitions 'Ton the table for rescinding the Orders
CoUiltii, IA as, on tine of the occasions, when
iistrlngers were excluded, postponed, we understand,
.son* to-morrow, for which day it wood, until Tues.
wa'v nrxt.
The remaining Bills upon the table being for.
ly arJed, their Lorthi,ips adjourned till to,morrow.