The Sun.
London, England, 1817-09-22 00:00:00

PAPERS':

PARIS; SFPt. 17.—Yesterday, before tJiass,
Marshal .the Duke of -Feltre had
,a private audience
of his Alajesty.
The Duke de Richelieu and Marshal Gotivi/on
St. Cyr, the Minister at War, successively trans-
actedbusincss with the King.•

PARIS, SEPT. 18.—By a Royal Ordonnance,
dated yesterday, the Stew- Becquey, Under Se-
creta►y of State in the Department of the Inte-
rior, is appointed Director-General of Bridges and
Roads.

Accolding to the accounts fiorn Germany, the
mania of emigration s- ill continued. Upwards of
7000 ‘Vurtembergers had, in the cokuse of the
simmer, embarked on the Danube to proceed to
Russia.

The King held a Council of Ministers yester-
day, which sat from one o'clock till five. •

It is said that the Viscount de Tabarie has given
in his resignation as Under Secretary of State in
the War Department.
' The Count de Montarby is appointed,, not In—
tendant of Martinique, but Commandant of the
troop's in that Island.
Marseilles is about to be lighted with gas.
By an Ordonnance of the 25th ult. the .King of
the Two SiCilies, in consequence of an Of ibcial
Note of the' Ministers of the Allied Courts, who
sigisvl the Treaty of Paris of the 20th Nov, 1815,
has prohibited. horn entering his StateS ail thein-
dividuals included in the Royal Ordonnance of the
24th of July that year.

..„
.FRANKFORT, SEPT. 12,—The Grand Doke of
MecklenbeCg has notifiett:to the Senate of this
city, by' a letter dated Siretitz, the 23d olt, his
marriage with the l'tiocess Marie NVilhelminia
Frederica of Hesse, which was celebrated at Cas!
sel the I2th tilt. • • •

VIENNA, SEPT. !I.—Frequent dispatches frnm
Pail( nrive'llere, but nothing transpires regard..
ing their contents.
The Prince de Metternich is expected here next
week. It is thought Ile will not proceed to Bo-
hemia.

STUTTGARD, SEPT. 10.--Tlie Nat ional Wurt em-
burg Representation not being yet in activity, the
King has determined ttl publish himself the new
lin,lget of the Kingdom for the approaching fitian.L
cial'year, which commences next month.
ST,RASEtIiG, SEPT. 13.—Yesterday, at two in
the afternoon, the Duke of Wellington arrived at
ilagnenan; after having in the morning reviewed
the Wurtemburg corps (Parma in the plain hail a
league from Niederbroun.

I:he.Austrian artillery, which, since the corn-
mencement of
.thif month, has been .executing
grand manoeuvres, repeated them yesterday in the
presence Of the Duke of Wellington. These.ina-
titi'ies lasted lift dusk : • a great crowd of spec-
tators *ere present. • •

ThiS morr►ing eatly several Austrian regiments
of infantry 'and --eavolry assembled on the same
plain, ,and went through their evolutions in,the
presence of the Duke of Wellington, and the
other Generals who accoinpanie4 him, amongst
ss,'„botu was (y..nerai Frimont, Commander in Chief
tit the Austrian corps.

The 'review at Colmar is expecte- for to to place
to-fforrtiw afternoon, and the day after the Duke
of Wellington sets out•froni Colmar to return to
Paris. •

VIENNA, SEPT.•7.---The following has been re.
(-civet! from Rhoniez, in the County of Sahl
(I.lungary)
.Che llth August, at eleven in the morning,
an extraordinary noise was heard here, similar to
that caused by the fall of any large mass; persons
who were in, their houses imagined they were
about to fall, mitt those who •were in the fields
supposed that a powder magazine had blotvn up. .

`!' Immediately afterwards a shock of an earth-
quake -felt which lasted nearly.three minutes,
its direction NV3S fr9lll,SOlitil to north. It caused
some damage at Predaina and at Blies,. ‘rhilst at
Neusohl, which is only four miles front Rhoniez,
nat. the least comruotion was felt.",

. It is remarkable, that the same day, at ten at
night, a violent .4 hock of. an, earthquake was felt
in the tanton of Bettie, accompanied. by a tre-
mendous tati3e.

•
DnEsing, SEPT.' 7.—The Elino'has convoked a
General Saxon Diet, which is to assemble here
the 1!1,h of next month. According to all al):
I)&i,:aileci. ill have important objects to dis-
cuss.

Net;t.s, Ai3d. 27;-oii the 16Th inst. ate Ame-
ricPri frigate Constellation, anti the corvette Paon,
arrived from. hence at Palernio, and vrere to sail
tim_sanie evening fm- Tunis. _ _

JUN'S, A no. 6.--!'his Regency has been hither-
to preserved from tl plape, in consequence of
the precautions taken to cut off all communica-
tion with three villages on 'the frontiers of Algiers,
where 30111 e alarming symptoms had made their,
oPpea.rancu. The riiortality at Bona is at the rate
of 60 individuals per day ; it is 'still greater at
Constantine. - Notwithstanding the precautions
taken at the' Island of Tabarca, respecting the
coral fishers, several vessiels have communicated
with Bona. The King of Naples has,, in conse---
quence, sent several scurf iilnrs for the, purpose of
taking charge of these vessels, and escorting them
to Trapani,•where they are to perform a rigurous
quarantine.

INrAMOL73 CIWELT7...--A carter in Smithfield
was. charged at the Mansion-house with the fol-
ifilaininis cruelty :—He was employed to
cotivey' caives; sheep, &c. from the salesman to
the butcher, and in putting some of the former
into a cart on Friday, one of the animals con-'
tinned to lie still upon the ground. The defendant,
for the purpose <>f ronsing it, commenced twisting.
its tail in the.thost shameful way ; h then .be
laboured it with a halter, then more violently
With a stick ; bnt finding none'of these would do,
and becoming elm.aged at the obstinacy of the
brute; he thrust his lingers into its eyes. Besides
this charge of brutality, he' was found without a
badge. He expressed contrition for his offence,
and begged for mercy. The Lord Mayor said he
had
.t:ilycely ever known such a w apron cruelty;
but,, ,trusting that the contrition of the defendant
was sincere, and that he would be a warning to
his unfeeling .compatiions in Smithfield, be or
dt'rtid him to bi fined 20i. and costs.

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