The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-07 00:00:00

Fit EN.CII I'4 PEItS,
['MCI:1116) II 'MORNING.]

PAWS. SErr. 3 ...--;-They write from Brat that
Tiis l'ilajesty'a frigate La Fiore, coniinanded by,M.
du Petit Thomas, and the Brig le Railleur, sailed
Aug. 27th on an important mission.

After long. discussion with shut doors the
,ktibUnal of eorroctional police gave its.judgtnent
as to the afrAir of Abb6 Vinson :

4' Ist. That the Sienr Abh6 Vinson is nn his
own confession the aittlior of the publication en.
Thiel% " The 'Conentdat explained to the king
according to the doctrine of the Chnrch."

2d. That ill the whole of this work," and par-
. tieulatly at the pages 18, 73, 79, 81, 12, 93, 91,
102, and 1428, the Sicur 4,1)14 Vinson, ►w.ithout
imy regard to the 9th Article 'of the 'Constittitional
'Charter, and the 13th Article of the 'Concordat,
has stigmatised as pillage and manifest robbery,
the sale of the national doniaiues ; and the pur-
chasers, even the actual possessors, as sacrilegious
robbers. That be seeks to alarm the consciences
of the possessors of these estates, by menacing
them with the wrath of heaven, and maintaining
that the I'ope and Bishops cannot legitimatise the
seizure of the dotnaines of the Church.
" That by this he has become guilty of the in-
direct provocations provided against by the Bth
Art. of the Law of November, 1815.
" That at page 90 he greatly blames the con-
duct of our lloly Father the Pope, and of the
body of the French Church, which he designates
ns concordataire and schismatic.
"'hat the Sion. Abbe Vinson has by this,
whatever may have been his intentions, provoked
the Frenchmen to violate a law of the kingdom ;
that he has failed in respect to the King, and
even excited the people, to disobey him.
•' That the work entitled " The Concordat ex-
' ylaine.d to the King" be suppressed ; that the Sieve

Abbe Vinson be condemned to three months'
im-
prisonmeut; and 50 fr. flue, that he remain two
years under the surveillance of the High Police,
that he fled sureties for his gbod behaviour for
.300 fr. and pay the cost."
The Accused. was defended by M. Ronssialle.
Towards the end of this month tilt Ab 64 Henry
mill he tried for a publicaticm of the same kind.
Cold and wet weather has succeeded the ton
few fine days we had. The thermometer has
fallen from 16 and 20 degrees to 8 and 9, and it
fs even reported, that on one latter night there
Trip ice In the country.
They write from Lisle that the Mayor. of Hon-
bergies having been ill-treated by a Russian sal- -
dim, the King's attorney at the tribunal of Ave.
nes complained of It to the Major-General of the
Corps of Occupation of the Russian army. This
Officer immediately sent an Aide•de-Camp to ob-
tain the necessary information concerning the
conduct of the soldier, who, being found guilty,
was severely punished, and his Captain reprimand-
ed, Count Woronzoff declaring it his intention,
that his troops should show the greatest regard
for the French Authorities.

Yesterday (ate 2a of September) was eelehrat.
ea in the Church of the (.-:armeiites, in the Rue
Vaugiratta, the 24th Atiniversary of the Massacre
of the Bishops and Priests who, in 1792, on the
same day, fell •under the swords or Assassins.--•A
10, rea t number of Priests were present.
Prince Talleyrand set out on the 2d for Va-
lengily.

PARIS, SEPT. 4.—Two men, named Rosset and
Zovalette, arrested in Slinuary last for a conspi-
racy at Lyons, and of which Didier was the chief,
were condemned on the 30th of August last by
'the Court of Assizes of that city to ten years ha•
oishment and ten years surveillance under the
Police, with securities for 100,000 francs each :
the latter has been degraded from the Legion of
Honour. Montain has been condemned to five
years imprisonment, five years surveillance, and
26,000 francs surety and 2000 fine.
Sir Charles Stuart, Ambassador of England,
gave a grand dinner and ball yesterday. The most
distinguished of the French Court were present.
His Royal Highness Monsieur and the Duke of
Berri honoured it with their presence.
They write from Germany that M. Fonch/, in
going from Dresden to Prague, slid' not pass
through either Toeplit z or Carlsbad.

VIENNA, AVG. 2-1.-I'he Archduchess 'Maria
Theres►t, biter of our Mona►ch, and wife of Prince
Anthony of s:ixony, is expected at Holitz with
the Prince himself. They will return with the
Conn to Vienna. It is still believed, that the
Cabinets of Vienna and Dresden are negociating
$ Grand Aiarrlage.

IXAI4BURGII, AUG. 20.—The Agents (if tlic
Ring of Hayti ContiWile to tecruit.here with artists
moil savant Some Hessian oniCets I)itle consent-
ed in try their fortune, Cart. Trot haB inen