The Sun.
London, England, 1826-09-26 00:00:00

TIAMBURGIT PAPERS.

PETERslitinGit, SEPT. 9.—Count Kamorowaky broug
the news of , the, coronation at Moocow having been s .
lemnized 'on' the 3d. This important event was inane!.
diately announced by a salute of 101 guns from the citadel.
On the 17th, fre• Dewn was performed in the Castor Ca-
thedral. To-morrow will be a thaOksgiving: ..The three
days' illinninations have surpa.ssed in magracenee every
thing that we have had, since those of the entrance of the
Allies into Paris, in IFS t. There were numerous fine
, tranaperenciea, and allegorical painting% and in all quitters
of the city triumphal, arches, adorucal with the ciphers of
his Majesty and 'his august Ccaisort. The weather was
delightful, and the streets filled with an endless line of car;•
• tierces, which eould scarcely Move for the crowd. Oeneral
Kutusow, governor of the capital, received an Imperial
rescript on the ocet`Sion, hi which his Majesty commands
bim to annottnte to the inhabitants of St. Petershurgh
the happy :.sews of the solemnization of the. Coronation,
and
To our peculiar satisfaction, our beloved brother, the
'Ciesarovitsch, Grand Duke Constantine, was present, hav-
ing arrived here a few days before."
Ilia Majesty has been pleased to honour the memory of
the Russian Commanders, Field'Marshal Count Rumen-
zonf'GmbarmiSky, Field-Marshal Prince Gamow ItalinskYl
FielelaMaishal Prince KetllSOw Smolensky, %lid Prince
Bartley de Tolly, by commanding their name's. to be given
to four regiments,of the Biissian army. • •
The following is the sentence of:the Officers e»gaged in
the meeting instigated by Lieut.-Col. Muraoujew Apostol
in the,regiment of Tschernigow ,
That Baron isolowjew Ssueldnow imdMitealeweki are to
,be considered the chief accomplices of Muraoujew
A postot, and deserve death.
• That Lieutenant Knomin and Sehtochipilla and the
sign Murawiew Apostol, who took part in the mutiny,
and were killed in the defeat of the rebels, conformably to
the opinion of the Cornmander-in-Cltief of the first army,
shall be struck off the list as traitors ; that no cross or
other sign of Christian burial shall be .placed over their
gtaves ; but to their eternal infamy gallows shall be erect-
ed, with their names inscribed on thern.
That Lieutenant Bistrizki, who after Mnrawiew had
left the town of Wassilkow came there with his company
without instructions from his superiors, left the place, and
led his company to join the rebels, with whom he was
made prisonet with arms in his hand, shall lose his rank
and his nobility, have his sword broken over his head, and
be sent to Siberia to work in the mines.
That Captain Milewski, Lieutenant Petit], and Susie.
sinwiski, and 2d Lieutenant Woinilowitsch, for haVing
executed the orders of Murawiew Apostol, though they
were aware of the criminality of hie proceedings, are to
lose their rank Anil nobility, and be sent to sane as pri-
vete soldiers in remote garrisons, and this in consequence
of their having reeognized their error,. left Murawiew
Apostol,• and voluntarily presented themselves to their
superiors.
' That the 2d Lientemtut Aihrikowski and Kondirew,
Ensign s Prince Meschseherski Apostol, Kegitsch, and
Blelelinbaki, who, without having any criminal intentions
were led away against their will by Minnwiew Apostol,
left him as soon as they had an opportunity, and presented
therlisthea to their superiors, shall in consequence of their
Yonen and inexperience be confined for half a year in a for-
tress,,to• make them sensible of the cowardice which they
showedin the mutiny, after which time they are to be
restored to the service.
Lieutenant MoltschaneW is declared innocent, the am-
in t ion lost dining the mutiny, and valued at 1170 rubles,
to be made good out of the property of the most guilty.
Prince Kornhut Wnroneski found guilty of having falsely
reported that during the meeting he had made prisoners
,of a Captain end 30 of the rebels, and of having returned
1$ silves rubles taken from a soldier. of the Tsehcrnigow
regiment tilt the officers demanded them back, is to be
pit under arrest for three months. On this sentence his
Majesty has decided its follows
" (. sustbittow, and ribunleveski, 'to be de.,
privet) of their rank y, their swords to be broken
over their heads in the font of the regiment : they are
then to be led tinder the gallows in the town of \Vaasa-
itiaw, in presence of the 11th division; after which they are
be•put to hard labour for life. On the same gallows
»hall be inscribed the names of KOriiiin, Sehtschipilla, and
Murawiew Apostol (who were 'killed), after they have
been erased from the list. The other parts of the sentence
are coidiroied.
cyarskajiselo; July 24." " NICHOLAS.
FRANS:FORT, SEPT. I .:4.--Tht Duke of Clarence has
eirrived here.
C OVI INitAG 19.—ConsBur's.
EN, .
is daily rising iii price.
Butter too gets dearer evety day ; in some parts, for in-
atinwe, the north of Jutland, tin butter is to be had for
money. " •
STOCKHOLM, SEPT. 'ls.—AtTording to at counts,
the hay and corn harvest in Nor Way is, on the whole,
better this year than the last.
KostroOnEita, SEPT. 1.5.---Our Gazette coetains an ar-
tick dissuading the Prussian merchants from exporting
.earn to England, the harvest' in Prussia being so bad this
Year, that there'vrill hardly be enough for seed, and' for
home emisumption. It is very likely that the competition
specillators'Timy'cause the price of corn to be lower
in
the Englielt Matket than it will he in a few months in our
own Country. •By being in a, hurry to export, the uses,
chants'noty injure their own country without profit, and,
'what* with loos to themselves.

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