The Sun.
London, England, 1817-02-15 00:00:00

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tiligintriAt SAN. 1 o.—Though the late War
igacest the Usurper Buonaparte was more fruit-
f,,l any, other in calamities and disasters,
which will not easily be effaced from the memory
of mankind, it has nut been less fertile in examples
of the fidelity, of rohjects, and of the generosity
`of legitimate Sovereigns. Among the latter we
ltave to,mention the treat which the British Go-
vernment hasthewn in demanding that n•field in
ifte neighbourhood of 'Tarragona should not be
rultivated, or otherwise disturbed, because in this
fh'ld dre buried SO() English Soldiers and some
Oiliters, who perished gloriously in the defence
of this fortress. Fur this purpose the British Go-
vernment 11;14 requeted that the ground should
be valued, With the intention of giving an ample
compensation It) the Fop, ietoys ; but the city of
Tavragona, partaking in the generosity of the
idea, has proposed, /1)1000 the Captain-General
'*l the Peovineis, to make a present of the ground
to England, in older tarot due honour may be
. payed to the remains of these brave soldiers who,
in doing.their ditty to' their own country, have
with so Inne!l glory imposed upon ours a debt o
gratitude.

CoNtsTANTINOPLR, nr?,C, 24.---The French fri-
;TA e Galatea, Captain Monteabrier, tehich ecokus
in the LeArant eras for tie protection of 111 e Ft ench
In* r'ehanttnen, has captured Et latnow, pirate, pain-
ed Tioupopulo, and six of his gottipauilms, These
‘vretelles last year treated in a most barbarous
!roomer the French Agent .and his family in the
INIe of Argentifre. Count Alontcabrier has kept
the ringitader on hoard, witli,the intention of
carrying him to Fr,toce to he punished ; he has
sent the others to Smyrna, 'clic English hare
tdken on the Coast of the :11otea another'pirate,
11101101 Cattratn Ittn,
Ilaussu,s, 9,—The NIA Uazette pf
Sttivgard publisbes a rescript of his Majesty the
• of iVirtemblirg, by which he gives to his
slhject3 the Liberty of the Press, by abolishing the
eensolthip as well as the regulations of the Police
books, ,

\Ve receive from various quarters positive flews
rhHt tliete is itomeose.gliktotily of corn in the
ports of the a►idl thlit it increases (1,41 y,
by fresh utriv►tls front the iittei lOr of Russia god

At the Nat market at Charleroi .wheat tell six
francs per hectolitre ; it Wits iu Itch aLtun lance
tii41:011 additional place was neeessai yto contain'
Anil 'it is certain that corn is conveyed apt he
Deride' to be distrihnted in the interior, whereas,
hit het to, it hits beets. Conveyed down that River
for tspottotion.
tlis Nlalesty, by an Ordinance dated from Bens-
s.!", Feb. 5, has, prohibited the distillation of
brandy,frotti HMI ordered, that any di6.
tilltry•wherc pot 110e3 shall be tisefl in forme in
rnutravention of this Ordinance, :dial) he stint tip
for the SIiX 113011th.i.

- SellArtiAU/iEN,j.IN, 31.--On the 20th. 2lst,and
22d, there fell stieh au enormous ia,runtityofsnow
of monittains wide!! separate
Italy from switzerlind, that the passage over
114,,a0r S!, (.;otliard and the S-phiger is interrupt-
ed. itos Koncert! Ithillvri,liS
vo,ic)t 11:15'r fallen tvith extraoi (Hoary impetuosity
hick were thought to be wholly se-
cure from. 51101 (111 C Or these avalanches
bin done much (tannage in the village of Airolo,
,where it 1 as destroyed seveta.l stables, and a con-.
Sidcroble number of cattle.
l!nossuLs., Fan Said, that as soon as
will permit, there will be (firmed in tilt:
itt Ala we.' p a Cmillp or 25,000 men, to,
exii.eise the troops in grand milireley nidna.,llo.es.
Voaettlay thetC 1.V109 a, very time tote at Court
in honour of, tile Anniversary of the Marridge.of
hit itoyal.ilighisess the Prince of Orange. '‘