The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-12 00:00:00

It was remarked, that at the eve of •the pub

cation of the Ordmmance which dissolves the
Chamber of Deputies, the report luiring reached
the Exchange, the funds immediately rose one
franc fifty cents. Ott Saturday they stood at 57 fr.
60 cents, and they rose again, after the shutting
of the Exchange, to 58 francs.
By au at tilt issued last month upon the report
of the Procuror-General, the Royal Court of
Paris has appointed M. Bretiatl'Atthigny Coun-
sellor, 'pm,' Al. Vandeuvre substitute, to proceed
according to instructions against Charles iNlonier,
Ex-Adjotant of likugineer,, his accomplices.. and
-adherents. •

Alonier is accused of being one of the authors
of d plot foi•ated last spring for, seizing thefortruss
of Vincennes by a nocturnal attmk, after havi.ng
poisoned the garrison, tatting away the artillery
and ammunition in the place, and afterwards
smirching with armed Winds against Paris,
They write from Frankfort, that the Princess
Royal of Wirtemburgh, sister of the Emperor

Alexander, is, pregnant, and that Prince Gagaril
and iris wife have arrived at that city from Peters

burgh.
It appear& that five Journals are now painted
in Norway, viz. two at Christiania, one at-Drott-
theint, one at Bergen, and one at Christiansands.
The trial of the Ex-General of. the Old Gnard,
Baru') roret de Alorvan (contumacious), is carry-

ing on at Strashurgn.
An A inevicim frigate has anchored in the port
of Ravenoa. The Captain has-gone to Rothe up-
on important business with his Iltsilintss.
Nets, Sir. B.—The perm-anent Council. of
War sitting; tri Rochelle on the 29th of August
Gast, by a majority of .voices, pronounced sentence
Of death, on Lieutenant-General Morand, (contu-
maciotO, convicted of having issued a Proclama-
tion, tendiag to kindle civil. war, and destroy the
Authority,, on the ad of April tBl5, and
of having published it in all the Departmetas an-
(let' his command.

The Moniteur of the oth contains the particulars
of the Convirary at Lyona, by which it appears-
that it was to. have taken place on, the night of
the 20th and 21st of January, in the following
manu.er Shute dismissed Police-ollicers dressed-
in their prosper uniforms were to enter the
Hotel•tle-Ville, leading a ptrsolt «•Iwnt it would-
seen) they had arrested. They were then to

disarm the centittels, and, thus give tip the post
anti pieces of caution to about 400 of ,the (Es.'
affected persons, who would be as,serubled about
the environs, under the orders of Rosso. -A
cannon eras then tole fired,and the tocsin sounded,
which signal the different posts at the National
Guards. would be invested by others of the factious.
The post k the square of Louis ,lc Grand vs us
' then to be,seized. The next day the road of St.
Food would be invested by about 400 men and t tc o
pieces of cannon, as the Masseurs d'Angott•letne
!vere expected an the 24th. 'The pint was for-
tunately discovered by an Officer of the Old
Guard named Simon, who, experiencing some re-
mouse, discovered' the plot in a letter to ,General
Maringon6, Commander of the Department,
‘vhich led to the detection of the Conspirators.—
Au order was given to arrest Russet, in conse-
quence the otticeys went to his house, ltossct
retired to a private apartment, where beyemained
concealed several hours ; there he made the greatest
resistance, and was not seized till after he had
thrown a bottle of vitriol upon the utlicers of
•

Alist4Tstuuts. (11a$41e (.'alais), SEPT., s.—On the
Ist of this month a liti3Siittt Ship. Wit h three masts,
W CaSt away tipon the coast of the Commune
of Uye, near Calais, and 14 of the crew lost.
This. saute day at five its the morning a Dutch
vessel, the Kisolina, was wrecked, and only the
Captain saved. Ilis wile and children perished.
Two other ships, it is, said, are also agronisd, one
at Berek, and the other at Etahles, in the saute
Arrundisienwht.