The Sun.
London, England, 1816-05-16 00:00:00

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LONDON,
TIIURSD-IY, AMY 16, 1816.

The Parts Papers of Sunday have arrived, but
we are still One (lay in smear.
Were we to take the price of the public funds
as the criterion by which to judge of the lute dis-
turbances, we shouli determine that they had not
assumed a more alarming aspect "than has been
given of them in the Journals. The Three per
Cents. were a little tinder 59, or only about 35
centimes lOwer than they have been for the last
two months.

The traitor LEFEBVRE DE3NOUETTES iIAS been
tried end condemned to death ; but unfortunately
for the ends of justice, this unprincipled ntiOnd-
partist effected his escape from France about the
period of the King's restoration.

Unlike some of the Generals recently tried, this
fellow was distinctly. a Rebel and Conspirator
against the Sovereign in whose ser►ice he had ac-
, cepte►i a commission, He did not join the Inva-
sion of BoONAPARTE, but be preceded it by a se-
parate attempt to overthrow the Government.—
There is not one alleviating circumstance in his
favour, and the only thing that can he saiol on the
subject is rather a reproach to the BOURIONS
fur having employed a man notorious for the
dishonourable breach of his parole when a pri-
soner in England._ Rumour differs as to 1113 re.
treat one account stating that he is still con•
cealed on the. Continent, and another, that lie has
effected his escape. to America.

Since writing the above, we hove received the
Paris rapers of the I3th. The Insurrection is en-
tirely suppressed. Tie foliowing are Extracts ;—.

ootltteit-immonorsiTAßT, MONDAY MORNING.
" The vigorous measures made use of by Go,
vernosent have entirely suppressed the insnrree,
thin of the Is'are, where not a single armed rebel
remains. 'the authorities deliver over to j,►stiee
every inaividnol found with arms in their hauds,
On the Bth and 9th tweaty.titree of them *ere

•
condemned to dekii, two of whom Ltid altcad

suffered whea th
ekouriei cante.awitt.
" Several M*Y° ,Inlonging to; the neighbour-
booti of the here' chlin
uess which will dotibe.ss be noticedbi the Go-
yed an inergir and firm-
vernment.

At.the principal towns in France the
iersury of, the 3d May was celebrated with an
enthusiasm which must lead the enemies of public
order to despair.

" From the explanations which have tak°
place between the Cabinet of Madrid anti tlia"
the United States, the best understanding subsists
between them.

"The Hon. G. W. Irving, the iiinerictan
nistir to the Court of has arriActl at Parts.
lie goes from thence to Madrid.

"M. Albert. Gitldtin is expected here fri;in

America.

" MILAN, MAY 1.--The overflowing of the Pa
has caused the greatest devastation. The .tlolls
have been broken, and the country inundated:',

'The Messager des Chamber, Evening Journal, b 0
been suppressed by the Police, for publishing P"
the 10th the mischievous and unfounded report of
an insurrection at Toulouse.

iVe i have received Brussels Papers, but Oleic
contents are unimportant,

Sir JAMES MACKINTOSH made II motion, laiL
night, ten4ing to claim the whole of the sums re'
Cei% eti from France 113 applicable to the
service. The previous question was aro?
•• 4.:or.o,:qtzessote " 1/1)4!'
disputed distinction drawn by the CH ANCULLOR
the EXCti€AUER, between sums received since die
signature of the Treaty of Peace,which be acltnotv:-
ledged to belong to the Public, and those obtaivad
• prior to it, which he held to beDroits of th e Crowit,,
It was out of the hater alone, that the expendi.
tore, Which bad been objected to, was made; the
former would be strictly
applied to the pabl4e
service.

Mr. Rosa brought in 'a Bill to the trdosi of
Commons last night for regslating Saving Halal
in Great Britain and Ireland, which was read a kit
time. Had the Right Hon. Gentlemannerer duno
another service to his country instead of the nut*
titude of important ones which he has rendered,
his exertions in this noble .cause would 'entitle
to everlasting gratitude.

KING'S BENCH.--Tlliti;day was brOught up ictr
Judgment, Sir NATHANIEL WILLIAM Wumcrit.L..,
for a Libel ontount IVORONZOW. TlleSentetice
of the Court, pronounced by Mr. Justice BAILEY',
wad Six Months' Imprisonment, and a Fine of Foe
Hundred Pounds.

The Austrian garrison is to give up Ferrara to
the Roman Government on the lit of,jime,
Prince CAMILLE ak: HOU Ay, Grand Prior of
Aquitaine and Grand Seneschal of the Order of
St. Jidin of Jerusalem, died in Paris last weeks
aged 81.
•In the year 1815, only two Centenaries died 14
Purls; one man aged 103, and a Woman 108.
It appears from the New York Papers, which
have arrived to the 15th, that the Tariff Bill had
not been disposed -of when the last advices cam(
away; but we learn by the Notional intelligeaecr
of the 11th, that the President had signed the fiili
establishing a National Bank.
It is reported that LAVALETTE • has not quitted
Munich, where he resides in the hotel of his
cousin, Ituostra BEAOH/IRNOIS. The latter i 3
appointed to the supreme command of the King's-
Chard.

The Princesq CHARLOTTE anti the Prince Leo.'
?OLD paid a visit to the QUEEN on Tuesday after.
the Levee. They were yesterday visited by thel
QUEER and PRINCESSES, and after their deparNra
by the PRINCE REGENT. They afterwards rude
out, and in the course of their ride called upoa
the Princess SOPHIA of GLoocr.s•rrn.
The LORD CHANCELLOR and Lord RebtsoAt.g
had a conference in the Lord CuaNcei.Lcia'syri,'
vete room at the House of Lords, yesterday, from
ten o'clock in the morning until half-past oPeo-
relative to son !HSI) appeals which have beeti
heard, but in which judgment has not been Y-6:,
gi YOU;

" Among the prisons conducted to GI enoble
we remarked one who been' charged with the
assassination of General luonadieu.

" §uch is the z" oft National Guard at
ty Cfus, that on' 200 tneisi ordered to itaTe
the town, 60 many `offered tlemselves that it was
necessary to restrain then).
e
precautions used, on arrivipg atViettne they wet .
intimd to he 800 in number.

• " The Faubourg St. Antoine h about to .11.30'
its name changed for the Faubourgitoyal.
" They write from Grenoble,' May 7--;4Ainong
the killed of the Rebels of the Isere i'vßs (-4"`")•
nini, an old Officer of ttit Getidarnierie. Ntar
GO prisoners were brought h hereon the znolunig
of N,..t.1,tr tvl)n tver'r. ""i•iieil b the p°'
pulation with cries of ' Vive le Roi !'

" There no longer remains anir
AI. Monroe will be elected Pre*ident of the th'iß4
States. but (hitt

SECOND EDITIO N.

SUN MICE, tivo

• .
y privl3ate accot
unts received this morning from

Prance; the appearance of general Insurrection is
very evident. The disaffected in ail parts are as-

sembling, stating as a pretext to cover their real

,
views, the necessity of driving away the Allied

Forces, and shaking off the Contribution—but the

hatred to the BOURBON Party is the true cause of

the movement.

NAVAL NEWS.

The following East Indiamen arrived off

Gravesend yesterday in perfect safety, viz.—
,Camden, Vansittart, Essex, Bridgwater,' Lady
Flora, Inglis, Warren Hastings, Charles Grant,
General Harris, Ceres, Atlas, and the Lord Cath-
cart ; also the Arab, from the South Seas.

DEAL, MAY 15.—Sailed this morning, at eight,
A. At. the Lady Campbell, MARQUIS, for Madeira
'lnd Bombay; Batavia, MAYNE, for Calcutta ;
tlaplatea, WATSON, for Halifax. Arrived, and
aimed ror the River, the Jane, Matiotuot, from
Batavia ; also the Gibraltar,. KENN, front St.
tar Elsineur, and sailed. Remain in the
Downs his Majesty, ships Ganyme►le and Alert
sloop of war ; also the Astell, CRESSWELL, for
Ceylon ; Mangles, BORNE, fur Madeira and Ben-
gal ; Mariner, HERBERT, for New South'Vales;
and the S‘vedish sloop of war.—Wind
PLYMOUTH, MAY 14.—Came in the Waterloo,
'WRIGHT, from Guernsey. Sailed the Robert
Taylor, ADAMSON, and the Briton, LAVEC, for
New York.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY IL—Arrived the Mars,
BRowN, from the Downs. Sailed his Majesty's
ships Nimrod and GreCiait on a cruibe.--Wi►id
W. S. W.

Last night her 111Astitsry had a select party at
Ler PAlaee.

After the Levee on Tuesday, the PRINCE Ra-
OENT held an investiture in his Closet, and was
pleased to invest Rear-Admiral Sir PHILLIP DUR.
114111, with the honour of Knight Commander of
the Bath. Sir GEORGE NAYLER attended the ee-
reniony.—Coinmodore EDWARD OWEN, R.N. was
also intrmlueed to his Royal Highness, and re-
ceived the honour of Knighthood.
Preient at Carlton-House, on Tuesday, at the
PRINCE REGENT'S Levee, General Sir WiLt.wt
CocKnottx, General Sir WILLIAM! blows, Ge-
1/CralS JOHNSTON, GOLbIE, MOORE, &C.

The Rev. Dr. MAdEtt, Dean of Cork, was pre-
sented to the PRINCE REGENT at the Levee at
Carlton House on Tuesday last by. Viscount SID..
ISOUTIT.

Lori! GRAWVILLE SOMERSET, second son of the
Duke of BEAUPoRT, is a Candidate for Monmouth-
&hire, in the room of his late uncle, Lord Aitruwit
kiOMERSET.

A -letter from Paris says--." A special autho-
rzsationis: requisite to visit even the environs of
Paris,and it is prudent to have a carte de surete
if you return home at a late hour in the street."
The carbeille de noces (marriage basket), of the
Duchess of BesaY is exposed to the view of the
JClltioll3, at •the Hotel of Menus- Plaisers, at-Paris.
•The marriage-robe is white tulle, embroidered
'with gold, and ornamented with brilliants ; a
mantle of white •velvet is embroidered in the same
manuer, and also ornamented with brilliants ;
there is another robe of tulle, ornamented with
:rearls, and a third robe embioidered in steel.
On the Ist of February the Dutch flag was
basted at St. Eustatius, and the British took their
departureirom the island. From the great eu-
couragement_ held out to trade by the new Go-
vernor, it was confidently expected that a number
.of American vessels would be tempted thither with
cargoes, for the trade of the British islands.
Yesterday dispatches were finally closed at the
East India House, and delivered to the Pursers of
the following ships, viz.—Mangles, Captain B.
13utns, for Bengal direct; Lsdy Carrington, Capt.
D. M‘DoutiALL, for Madeira and Bengal.
The Ist Dragoon Guards are to be inspected by
are Commander in Chief at Hounslow, previous
to their going to Head-quarters at Northampton.
The sth Battalion of Foot has sailed from Ports-
bouth for Gibraltar.

The 13th Light Dragoons have arrived at Dover
from Calais ; their destination is' not yet known.
Coaototes INQuesr.----Tuesday an Inquisition
isvis Veld at the Dull's Head, in Peter street,
befOre J. UNWIN and T.. 5T11141140,
Esqrs. the Coroners for Middlesex, on the body
of .folin Wm. Pickett, whose death was occasion-
ed by his taking a doie of arsenic. It appeared
that the deceased was only 22 years of age, and
'had been Toll-collector of Smithfield-market,
from which situation he had been discharged
about thirty weeks, during which time he had
no permanent situation, which very much af-
hetet] his mind, and caused a kind of mtntal de-
:augment. Last Saturday, morning, whilst sit-
ting at breakfast with his wife, he gut a quartern
rum, anti put it into a pint pot, he poured his
teavver it, and taking a paper from his pocket,
le put a white powder, whirl) it contained, into
the pint pot, saying, " I have done it at ;
as be was going to drink it, his wife tossed it out
*f his hand, and it tell on the hearth ; lie went
down stairs, and came up again in a few minutes,
end sat down to breakfast ; atper he had swallow-
" # cup of tea, he threw the cup against the
pate and broke it, saying, " It is now all peer,
4 hate dune it." His wife went for ,Doctor Brown,
*ho rendered bins what medical assistance be
ccfnitl, but he lingered in great agony, .until seven
o'clock the same evening, when he expired.
ionday morning, three Surgeons stfewded and
bpened ihe-body, when rhey found in the stomach
# great quantity of nr.y,tuic, as much as wouki..k.ill
NO persons. Tile Jury Ali vr tt short consultation
'warned a iretdict, it ItUth MiS by ins o,xn
-Et* state 41 Ultlitfli