The Sun.
London, England, 1818-11-09 00:00:00

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

Brussels Papers to ‘Vednesday last, and Aix-
la-Chapelle Journals to the 2(1 instant, came to
hand last night. The following are extracts :

BRUSSELS, Nov. 3.—His Excellency the Mi-
litary Governor of South Brabant set nut yester-
day at the same time as the Civil Governor, to go
and receive her Majesty the Empress Dowager of
Russia at the frontiers of the Province, where all •
the brigades of the Royal Marechanssee were as-
sembled to form the escort. It is supposed ihat
her Majesty will make her entry into this city be-
tween four and five o'clock. The Burgomaster
and the Echevins, accompanied by the Guard of
Honour, will repair at half-past three out of
the Lovain-gate, where a handsome tent has
just been pitched there. Our Magstrates will
wait for the Empress to compliment her.—
The whole suburb of Lovain is planted with
ash trees, and elegantly decorated. Among
the arrivals in this city are—Baron Humboldt,
I.linister 'of State to his Majesty the King
of Prussia, and his Ambassador to the Court
of St. James's, coming express from London ;
Count de Lucy, Secretary to the Prussian Lega-
tion at London, express from London; and Colo- ;
nel Count de la Tour, in the service of Austria,
express from Pari,s ; they are all going to Aix-
la-Chapelle. The Magistrates of the City of
Brussels have issued an order for all the inhabi,
tants of the city to illuminate the fronts of their
houses this evening, in honour of the arrival of
the Empresi of Russia.
" FRANKFORT, OCT. 30.—1 t is aimed that the
new plan of the Concordat of the Protestant
Princes of Germany, was concluded on the 4th by
the Commissioners assembled in our city, and that
this plan will give a fresh proof of the tolerant
spirit which now prevails in countries en
lightened by reason. The restrictions which
have hitherto been tried in some parts of
Germany, on the free exercise of religion,
will be entirely' removed. All the Protestant
Sovereigns who sent Deputies to the, Committee,
have appeared to be animated by a noble zeal for
the good of their Catholic Subjects.
The complaints of part of the merchants, re-
specting the new Tariff of Customs, and the re-
gulations published at the same time with the Tariff,
become more numerous in the different parts of
the Prussian Grand Duchy of the Rhine.—
Many persons, who pretend to be well informed,
think that this new law, which has not yet
been put in force, in the ancient Prussian pro-
vinces, will undergo several modifications,
and particularly that it will be freed from all
the retrospective regulations which it imposes
on the merchants. It is affirmed, that the De-
puties who have been sent to Prince Hardenburg
with these rethonstrances, have met with a fa-
I vourable reception, and that the Chancellor has

THE SUN.

SSLEM qUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1818.

The following is from the Second Editio❑ of
be Portsmouth Paper received in town this niorn-

ng :

ARRIVAL OF THE MUSQUITO SLOOP OF WAR

FROM ST. HELENA.

" Sunday, Afternoon, half-past Three o'Clock.

" Communication has just been allowed with
the above vessel. BUONAPARTE was well, and in
safe custody. It is understood that the dispatches
Captain BRINE took with bins yesterday related
to a Plot which was near upon being carried in-
to effect, and which had for its object the release
of BUONAPARTE. Some persons residing in Eng-
land are the principals."

The 'arrival of the Musquito from St. Helena
has excited many rumours, which rapidly spread
over the ;own this morning ; and those indus-
trious Agents of RUMOUR, the Hawkers, were ac-
tively at work in a short time, some announcing
the escape, and some even the death of Burma-
PARTB. Neither of these events, we can assure
our Readers, have any foundation in truth. We
have heard, however, that there is some reason to
believe that a Conspiracy for the escape of the
great Disturber of mankind has actually been dis-
covered, and that some individuals in this country
are implicated in the measure.

HER MAJESTY.—The following Bulletin was
issued this. morning :

" KEW PALACE, Nov. 9.
" The QUEEN felt herself more easy through-
out yesterday, but Her MAJESTY'S night has bee►
a res►less one.

(Signed) " HENRY HALFORD.'

STATE OF THE KlNG.—Saturday the QUEEN'S
Council was hell at Windsor upoi) the state of
the KING. The following was the Report of the
Physicians :

46 WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 7.

" His MAJESTY has passed the last month in a very quiet
state, alai in good bodily health, but his MAJESTY'S disorder

remains unaltered.
" HENRY HALFORD, W. HEBERDEN,
" M. BAILLIE, R. WILLIS."

We received yesterday the Paris Papers of
Thursday last. Those of Friday, which were due
this morning, have not arrived. The Chambers
are, it is said, to be assembled on the 30th inst.
The Journal de Paris alludes to the fall of the
funds for the purpose of observing that it has been
produced by the operations of inconsiderate spe-
culators, but that there is every reason to believe
the prices will soon rise to their former level.
The charge of conspiracy against Gen. CANUEL,
MM. DE ROMILLY, De SONNY, DE CHAUVIONY
DE BLOT, GAUFRE, and LAFITTE, has ended in
nothing. The Chamber of Accusation of the
Cour Royale decided, on Tuesday, that there was
no ground of accusation against them, and order-
ed them to be set at liberty. They have all, in
consequence, been released from their confine-
ment.

Exchanges of territory between Prussia and
the Netherlands are still spoken of. Prussia, it
is said, wishes to have the Meuse for her fron-
tier, and is willing to cede to the Netherlands in
return certain portions of the territory of Cleves.
It is again stated, that Ults is to be declared a
fortress of the Germanic Confederation, and to
hue an Austrian garrison.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Wednesday Gl3f. 25c.

DEFERRED STOCK.
Of the 29d March, 1817, 76 f. 50c. .
92d Sept. 1817, ... 741. 50c.
22d March, 1818, 72 f. 50c.
29d Sept. 1818,

EXCHANGE ON LONDON.
One Month 23 f. 90c.
Tilrec Months 03 f. 7o c,

There is a long article in The Morning Chronici es
of this day, purporting to be extracted frls
work written by MARIE ARMAND GUERRY
MAUBRELTIL, Marquis D'ORVAULT, WhiCit ttbe
Author declares that he was employed "
King of. FRANCE, the Icing of PRUSSIA. and the
trrg
Emperor of RusslA to. assassinate 131./0""
and his Son, in the year 1814. It would reqai
re
more than an ordinary share of credulity t° stir,
pose, that if it were possible that the Sovere-c-ir
in question could have formed such
to tl►e
sign, they would have put themselves
He
power of this man to betray thew'
says, that he `Q thought it necessary to d° evear''
thing that would s4cure to himself the wh°leit'-.;
nagetnent of the attempt, in order to frusif°l6l
art
execution." It is besides evident, from I- °
in be
acconut, that many persons were apPrize6 he
intended measure. Can it then for a mome°C
supposed that these Sovereigns would be 6° 8
hurt!, even if tite were wicked enough, t:
engage in a transaction so likely be exP°sedbo.
This same M. de MAUBREUIL is the pers°9 'yrs,
has been charged with having stolen tLe (1
mantis belonging to the wife of .rtainge By°
ed so
PARTE, the impudent vagabond, who
act
me
time the part of King of WESTPHALIA. The st°l4
is an insult to sense, and., hostile as
Morning Chronicle is to LEGITIMACY, We are sul".
• -
prised that it should appear • ;to'give anY Co
tenance 'to so very improbable an accusatiol3'

DOVER, NOV. 8,-In the coarse of vest
er(l3l
!A's*
and to-day, 45 vessels have arrived from
bringing upward,: of 1000 men and 500 b►r
Abe
besides women and children, belonging t°
11.,y al Artillery, Royal Sappers arid Min
caner3'6o,
the Queen's Bays. Several, pieces Of tiglio
howitzers, ammunition-waggons, &c. Wive
been disembarked. ' •

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AUGUSTA,es ao ince°
erdawybrewnas
hertiie
RoyalbirtHlt-igtlabyg
cool
cotlrotepifetred her
50th year. A tt ati#
Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR had ,8,19 e,
dience of the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton'
Friday evening the Marquis of Clio 01°5„-ivect5
arrived in town, and on Saturday paid his r* f
.4
to the PRINCE REGENT at Cariton-hro'se..t l'oP
The Duchess of DEVONSHIRE arrived-
on Tuesday last. drobe.g,
Last week the libraries, pict ires, war,. ptilt‘
china and other property, belougine to lu're re
ceas ELIZABETH Of HESSE HOMBURG' °:,,el Per
Moved moved from Windsor Castle-and the Gl"e`"ofi'-
lace in St. James's Park, to the house
3-
Royal Highness at Richmond; jo 0
, -
The Childers sloop, of 18 guns, Calitetio" trel'„'iff
1101.1., which arrived on Wednesday aLL',,-;aiii -I,so
from the Leeward island station, to ''`. car i si,
leftotilTdTrinidad
tpiorethviionigislnyew respecti4 -tbSet. v111:6
to the ScasnE'll: liiTi
pendents in South America. She leit fl-asf, •
cent's the Antelope, Rear-Admiral 0411 healtill
only ship remaining on that station, /era, ion'
as were also the inhabitants of that ro
ot Lae ti)s
Thursday, a Board for the discovery %clog *bt
gitude was held at the Admiralty-office) d ia ' a
first under the provisions of the act eseoraitl°,,iteo
last Session of Parliament, and WhiCh ilrIV-to
Doctor William Hyde Wollaston, Datociditioa
of .
Young, and Captain Henry Kater, in %jolt of,
the Great Officers of State, the Pre" flier re'
the Royal Society,. &c. Cominissionertseci secret
Dr. Young has, however, been appoin visiold,
tary to the Board, and will, under the pr°„rinte°,l
the 55th Geo, 111., cap. 90, have the 511:;c1,, rd
ence of publishing the .Nautical Alfe!epers,tiseil
the care an.d-regniation of the time' -- oppoolipr,
in the navy ; and Col. Mudge has bee° 1 of Al,
one of the Comniissiotiers in the r2(:iiil tical t ,f
Young. The stamp-duty on the iNsol'id Ae
manacles is now, in pursuance of the Os
Oti r
Parliament, discontinued. al Ps• (1°
On Saturday, 11, remains of Genre WlllOO,
were interred in the Royal CloPe' 1 S'rolSoof
Castle. General TAYLok and Colon° ar4e a,
A he he •for
followed by the carriages
sofa were the chief mourners; sou Col`
of co
the Princess Augosta, the Duchess ° sells°
the
of the DleGioaces: it*
and the Princess Sophia, with
the 6°l;
crape hat-bands.was ie es 1
The late. Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY oup On titO
Stant habit of giving his ab!e opitil° were idrl gpi
laid before him, when the parties, rear 'OOl
humbler walks of life, without fee osonetiOetoble
in several instances, the worth,' Bar
..5e lc' ~ pi
sums of money out of his own F"'soi;o pith
distressed objects to carry Olt their 005
94' lie
eels. TTE; OrlsS° g il°,lo
SUDDEN DEATH.---•J• H• 0-- 5,,, ',to--
50d
of the Magistrates of Marlb
Office, attended the office on
ariaocoasionv:
parently as well as usual ; haying there , holo
into the city on business, he rlswas tslelhours'
orottic:ony, w go,
with a giddiness in the bead, ao"_nt,,,totir. this:
in a chair, and expired within o.Bl'ffe'cliooo;leato
He had been subject to rhettalat'c atareph , 0
a 0°
added to an attack of an apoplectic n
ht 11/1" 41 Ili%
his dissolution. en eig
_la, o be
On Tuesday evening, bets" it. N• wbaci° j.
o'clock, as Lieutenant Hewitt, borse.,,o 00.0
, ,„1 on d Di. if hl
way to Gloucester from Br's,- %woe iO, o hest
was attacked by two footpads, „Ned belly woo
gators, near Wititminster, whf Pod SeCersolll
horse, which they turned adriti' beard g
„ 044
him with their sticks, until they ,bery :or
the road, when they Primingdecat rO'coatl' to
A most cruel attack and o il:ir, °llO/05
committed on Mr. 3 DOI' tl6Of 0
when returning home froth gr. hasten fro
;Alt,
,telly ol olco
evening of Tuesday se'oll.o croel ‘,O 50 •ho ar
an Fisher' •,,,es I!. her 001
knocked off his horse, gilt of
dvoltevothr
left for dead on the roan 11, of his Pottle
Etclielltampon, and rohho .na its
which has since been fou•
nd) '
different times, near Devizes'