The Sun.
London, England, 1816-04-23 00:00:00

THE ,SUN.

10L2141, QV I • •LIUN AUMIIAT r

LONDON,
TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1816.

We extract the following from the Paris Papery

of Saturday, received this morning

4' PARIS, SATURDAY MnaNiNa.

The Deputation front the Chaiiiber Depn-i
ties, charged with the presentation of the Projet
of the Law relative to the Budget, %vele admitteAl
to his Majesty at eight o'clock.

" The inhabitants of Cambray gave a ball on
the 15th 'to the Officers ot;the Finglish Staff, which
the Duke Of Wellington honomed by his presence.
" In consequence of an Ordonnance of the King
of tae llth Atril, adopting the report of the Com-
mission formed on the 16th July, 1815, there
will he no proceedings against the' Duke of Gaeta
and Count McAllen.

«. `DI!! transactions of the Treasury with the
House of Perregeaux ',Ate, en the 3d 'Julys_
1815, and also that relatiiig t 9 the deisosit,of
1,500,000 francs at the Bank i,he, 27th May,
1815, are approved. • •
"'The new Resolution of the Chamber of De-e
piles on the subject of Election, was, it is said,
transmitted by his Majesty to the Chamber of
Peers on the 17th.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, APRIL 19.

" The House, was chiefly Occupied this sitting
in hearing a long Report of N.C. de Kergorlay,
from the Central Commission, on the projet of
the law relative-to the anielimation of the mai-
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:hi: limuo!uti will take vlacb
on Monday Itext.

" FttANKVOitt., 14.—The ttiug of Wur.
temberg is ill.

" AU ch coutitiies ‘lnited,to the kingdom of
Hanover are about tube 'aganized, tintilar to the
other proviacei of the new monarchy.
" An article from Algbieri states, that a de-
scent had beet) made by the Algerines upon the
coast, Who had pillaged many houses and set
others on fire. Thq are said to have carried
away 83 of the inhAitants. That being-pursued,
they put to death such Individuals as they could
`ot succeed in carrying-away."

FRESCII t'UNDS..

t per Cents b9 t. 40 e.
Dank Actions

The news brought by a Ha►uburgli Ai%
morning is not sts material as not to permit us to
deter its insertion, in or►ler to publish more of
the Interrogatoriei pnt to Sir It. WILSON and bis
accomplices.

Wclay Det'ore our Readers as much as our
li-
mits allow of the Examinations undergone by Sir
R. N'Vp.sort and his Compan'iOns, according
.to
the laurs,of 'trance. Seldom have we pnblish*d
any thing with greater 'regret folly verginz on
insanity appears to he the only Fointion that can
he offered l'or conduct so utterly inconsistent with
British character and common sense: But we
cannot at present comment on' these melancholy
documents, which we leavd to tell their own dis.
graceful tale.
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The Nib .vine are from German Papers received
last night :
" TIMER, APvit, 6.—Ve4teriny the action brought by the
Commissioner of the Gorernment, Mr. Sack, :against Mr.
"..sees, l'Airnr of the RArni.vh was tried before
the Cont'i of Appeal. The result was, that Mr. Sick's ap-
peal W 3.11 rejected,. Ibe sentence of the Tribunal at' Cologne
confirmed, and Profeaor Goerres finally acquitted.

Nirxteit, Aram tf.-.--After the arrival of several conriers
from Milan and Verona, the conferences between Lientenant-
General Voecitiant and Count MoitteglasAegan again on the
19th of Mirch ; but it seems that the conclusion of the Defi-
nitive Treatrwill he delayed for some time longer.
" Parrasiivani4, MARCH 17.—Tbe new Tariff is not yet
`Ail that yet been stated concerning it is not
official."
w<•

Nothing particular ire our Pnrt Letter's thi3 day.

The Deed of Separation between Lord and
Lady 11,:stoN was formally signed yesterday and
this morning Isis Lordship left his house, Picca-
dilly, in a carriage and four, to embark for the
Continent. Greece, we have heard, is Ids
ulti-
mate destination ; and Isis absence fr(ins
will be fne,several years, if not, for
Whatever trrAy have plssed in ids Lordship's
heatt, of Which Heaven alone is the judge, it is
not is illsout feelings of regret that we witness'a
Nobleman driven to abandon his country, whose
genius might have continued to adorn it. The very
unhappiness of dispo\sition whichis but too evident
in All his Lordship!; productions, adds to our COM-
misseration. But forthat, perhaps constitutional
disco., he might ha'c been true,to'his love, loyal
to his Prince, and dear to the approbation of his
native land.—the Father, Husband,; Subject, Pa-
triot, as much esteemed as the Bard was admired.
What has this dreadful' malady mitle him ? A for.,
lons outeast, with a head of fire, anti a heart of ice,
with all his reflections embittered, and all his
recollections rendered indescribably more poig-
nant by the intensity anti, vioWnce den ungovern-
ed. mind.
We enteir .tst! further 'into the fatal difference
which has led to this catastrophe, which, as en-
thusiastic admirers of Lord BYRON'S talents, how-
ever we may detest their perversion, we cannot
help most sincerely deploring
" Faro thee well!" •

• A M. tie ti9Nrler,.t.tt,,ho/i presented a P!nn to
the Freisch.Government for paying not only the
•War Contributiuni, but the Public Debt, in
twenty-two years, without lowering the Funds,
bringing all the circulating medium into phiy,
and converting the existing depression into a
Movement of hope and prosperity.
American ..PaPers•to the kith alt. have come to
band, front which it appears that the Legislative
Assembly/of L6wer Canada has been dissolved by
the Lieutenant. Governor, on account of its hav,
ing again entered into the discussion of a subject
on which.the decision of the PRINCE REGENT,
had been communicated to the •liouse. The Arne-
•rican Congress has been chiefly employed upon
the question of establishing a National Bank.-,-
New York was ut first fixed upon as the spot, but
a subsequent resolution was in favour of Phila..
deIphia,—LAYALETTIS is stated to have arrived in
America.

The Duke of ORLEANS came to town yesterday
in a coach anti four, From Twickenham, and hail
a long interview with the PRINCZ REGENT. His
Highness returned to Twickenham to dinner.
The tar) of• 141vEEP9ot, is recovering from his
indisposition.

Collin STADION has been appointed the Minister
of Finance fur the Austrian Empise.
We understand, that-Lieutenant-General WyN-
YARD has,retircti from the situation of COntinall.
der .of the Forces in Scotland, which 66"1"1
on Major-Genetal IlopE, now the autY Gcncrill
Officer in that country.