The Sun.
London, England, 1816-05-10 00:00:00

FORGED NOTES.

This Nominal Velnc of the Forted Notes presented for P;ty
went at the Bank; and xenti;r4i:--,
In the Year 1812 eso set
Ditto IEI3 20,8118
D;ttu 181,1 ge,ls4
I.lltto 1815
Dirttu to the 27th (El 6 ',SCES

4,102,4110

FIIENCII T'AP'ERS,

CRECEIVBD THIS mottNitqa.]

PArus, MAY 7 —Cienersitl Cantbronne set *oft
yesterday morning for Nantz.

The Jour•ial d'Ailva announces that .several
French ext.es who had settled in the great town's
of the United States, have retired into the country.
Among, 'the Nobles who hare been dismissed
'ham their irffices in. the Grand Duchy of Laden,
for haring: signed the Address presented to the
Sovereign, they mention Couitt de Berlichingen,
and Baron de Zecknitz.

The recal of Prince de itaunitz from Madrid,
is not occasioned by any misunderstanding be-
tween the Courts of Austria and .Spain; _a; they
write from Vienna that the Emperor is divased
to nominate another Alinister.

, Literature has sustained a great loss in the
Abbil Chapin's. He was author of " L'Histoire
"Alp '4gee des Revolutions du Commerce," " Uric
,Histohe de la Gucrie de Chailei de Temeraires,"
'" Des 'fables Chronlogignes," and " Melanges
de Literature.'"

The celebrated Nlademoiseile Oteimard Despreaux
(au.Opera Dancer of the-last age) has just been
'carried oti bY a sadden death.

VENICE, APRIL 25.—The beautiful marble lion,
.placed above the gate of the Arsenal, I►,►s just
been restored to its place.
The Alorea is s►.ill infested with the, plague.

• A s!►il) from the Levant brings the most la-
Mentable news from `Smyrna. The inhabitants,
constantly vexed by the Agents of the Porto,
have, made an ineffectual attempt to throw off the
'yoke. In consequence of this insurrection, many
of the 'first people of the country have been put
to death,' and others arrested, who have sufferttl
teverviy both i►t their persons and property.

FTIENCH.FtWPS.

6 per Cent 5....... 69 f. 20,c.
Dank 'Winos ' " 1064 f.

FLANDERS MAIL
EitteLlyEb THIS
.MOHNINGI

VtENSTA, Aran, 24.—Great preparations are
rnsking here for the obsequies of the Empress,
;bey will he performed with thegreatest solemnity.

The Duchess of Purina left Venice iit the seine
titne, that the Etyperor set out iOr Trieste ; she
goes to Palma to take posses-sion of her ne►v
States, in which she ►sill tint make a long stay,
ofterall:the formalities are fulfilled she Will re.:
turn to her august rather, ‘vliont she will accom-
pany to Baden:

Try Several parts of Russia,:prticularly at Patna,
Nisc4ni-Norognrod, and C118a11) there has .been
an, erttraortlinary storm, which has done great da,
;nage, The public buildings in the first of theSe
Places were greatly injured.—ict ICischiii.Novo-
gorod the storm carried Off the roofs of the'houses'
end the sails of the -wind-mills, threw down se-
persons,and hired Op to a considerable height
in the air
,ehildren who were in the streets. At
itohrow the AtOtlll was very violent the next
day, (2Oth). There was also a violent stOrnt here,
at Vienna, on the 190; anti 20th.
.11Ast,g, Aram 24,—Orders have been sept frOna
Car6rnbe to all the communes of lia,ten to Fre-
pare fur the passage
.ot a numerous' corps of Ails,
trian troops, which are going in a short time to
relieve, all these which are in France,

BI ussoLs, Arait, 6.—An English frigate has
just arrived at Antwerp to take on hoard and con-
vey to Civitta Vecchia the statues, pictures, and
other tymks of art which sacrilegious hands had
dared to ravish from the capital of the-Christian
world, and which are now restored.
There have been seized in Hungary several
works, the object of which is to induce the Em-
peror to give a German constitution, which shall
alone regulate all the states under his dominions.

anussims, IIJAV 6.—Mr. Schuhes ha just plib.
lisbed " t\ Ili tory of Coburg in the Middle
Ages,l' and bas uthicd to it several, chimers ,

ttinor►g Omni is one of tl►z Emperor Henry VIL
dated Worms, 1231.

The Emperor replies in it to the question that
had ,been put to hint concerning the rights of
siihjects. According to his decision, " No l'tince
or Lord can establish new laws Of new constitu-
tions without the consent of his principal vas-
sals."

The rights of ihe people were; therefore, not
evcry where disregarded in the middle ages, as
has often been affirmed. •

VIENNA, Arau, 21.—1 t is reported that Prince.
Kannitz,` the Amnia", Ambassador, who bnt
lately armed ut Madrid, Will shortly return hither.
Report pretends that lie has not been able to ob-
tain an 'audience of King Ferdinand VII. Vecanse
the Court of Madrid still ,prbtests against, the
taking ',possession. of Parma by the Archduchess
24.1 aria LOltisa.

INDIAN INTELLIdE~Ct

PEACE Wlll4 THE NEP,AULEiIt.

Yesterday late advices from India were rereircd
at the Intla House, which comMunicate decisive
and grateful intelligence relative to Biitisll affairs,
in that country. It is true that it had been found
etpedient to. rcinfolcii the army opposed to the
Nepaulese ; but we are happy to state, that the
recommencement of hostilities was rendered' un-
necessary by the Nepaulese goVernment
finally concluded a peace with the British, and on
such terms as his Excellency- Lord Moira deems
highly desirable. To_ this pleasing informa'tion it
k added, that no peace was ever_ signed in India
which promised a, more yermanent or happy re-
sult. The above intelligence is dated Calcutta,
December 18. • •

With respect to the native chiefs in India, a
desultory warfare was still kept up amongst them:
sometimes victory was in favour of one, and some-
times of another.

Rimjeet Sing, on a late occasion to try the fide-
lity and' watchfulness of his army, disguised him.
self, auth attempted during the night to enter the,
encampment of Mehan Sing, lie was stopped by
the guard, and he then ofired 5O rupees tor per.
mission to pass. The guard, how Over, resisted
this temptation, and seized Runjeet by the neck,
who then threw off his .and rewarded the
guard.
Rajah Akbar KliaWn bad
,egeited disturbances
in Kangery._

MuMaul) liliawro was plundering at 'Pursoory
and Madhorajpoora.

The Jaypore Government torts left nt4ing pre-
parations to defend Jaypore against a combina-
tion of Chiefs who were threatening to levy upon
them. beau cowtributions. .A Council of all the
leading men had beenlicht to consider of the pub•
lies fety, but no., measure, appears to have been
adopted. The principal aliiiister sent away 4ill his
family from Jaypore, and then destroyed himself.
All the oilier Ministet'S hied either concealed them-
selves or absconded. • Ihe latest accounts fromHolkar's .camp describe the pecuniary ernb4r-
rafiSiliClit9 of that Court in the extreme.'

The Calcutta' journals • state, that iltrojeet
Sing, occortling to the latest accounts froto Aar-
retsir, was'at.Lahore, •prepring for the invasiutt,
of 'Cashmere.. . .

'John Powell, private ►►T his Majesty's 24th re-
giwant of light dragoons, has, been brought to a
court-martial in India otr,threc charges of mu..
tinons confiner: ,he was found •guilty in all of
then), and seutinced to be shot,