The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-15 00:00:00

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juor 11.—toutit Corvetto is going to
Bourboune am! not to Vichy to take the waters.
The condemned were this morn:ng removed
frotri the Coneiergerie to Bid:tre. Carbonneun is
the most affected : he is tOtitintiany dwelling on
the -misery to Which his %rife and Children
will be exposed. Tulleron and Pleignier curse
him as the author of their destrnetitin by leis de-
positions against them after his arrest. A great
weakness is observed in the moral faculties of
rleignier, He dOCS clot %VIA to see his %life any
thnie.

Charles and Lefranc seem affected by the punish-
inent to which they are condemned, on account of
their ape. A small knife was found secreted iu
the pocket hook of Charles for the purpose
.of
killing himself. Delwin and Deshatmes were on-
Concerned. rfhe woman Picard is ill, She as
strongly protested against the sentence ; I.4ascanx
and ‘kratin rather manifest j.l thlo, grkf. Of
those condemned to solitary euntinment, the tuu
Bonassiers seem least affected. Descn
neau, .and Philippe, preserve a mourn:al sicnee.,
Soutdon still hopes that his sentence will he
Mitigated. Both the Ozek."-s console themselves
with the hope of pardon, in consegnence of one
of their Wives having solicited the intercession ut'

an august Prince'Ss.
A most bort id Murder iris been recently com-
mitted in the commune of litron, canton of Mont-
Paziet, arrondissement of Bergrrac. On the 30th
Of June three yonug persons, two of them sisters,
one aged 10, and the other .16, went to walk in
the Fortst of Biron. Whilst they were picking
Strawberries, a man appeared, who by signs com.
mantled them to kneel dovrn and play. Ile then
drew a cutlass . from beneath his di cis, and
plunged it into the breast of the -youngest. The
third girl then lied, bttt the murderer overtook
her, and strtick her three blows with his cutlass ;
then thinking she gray dead, he attuned to his
first victim, whom he found in the nrtns of her
Sister, teho iltis cruel monster Aminediately
blew, ltt the mean time, the 311 person in spite
of her wounds reached home, and the repott of
'the murder soon spread around the country ; the
inhabit ahts soon repaired to the spot, whet c. they
found the two dead bodies., They thtat proceeded
id the house of a man named MOStyil, dcat and
dumb, but they only fmnin ni3 f,ther, .tho 101.1
them he had not seen his sou since ,ten in the
attuning. This :13 all that has transpired upon
the sobject, hut search t making after the younger
Dloutvil, who is generally suspected.
IThe Doke of Angonleme ought to have arrived
tin the 10th at Lyons, where it is thought he
would pass two days. During his stay at Dijon,
a general entlotsiaSm was manifested..
it is said in Germany, that the celebrated poet
Goethe intends retiring to Frankfort, his native

count ry, then. to vi' his days;
VENICE, Jv NE 30.—The retlotildlid it
vigilance, on St. John'a tlay, to l►reveut all 'Ali--
sonic Societit.s.

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GENOA, Justu 30.--/Severai deserted ships have
been met at. sea. Two tvecv judged !o be Spanish
by the form. English instruments were fonnd nn
`board another ship, and it is therefore supposed
to be &nglish. The brig which brings these dr
tails assures us that the ships had been visited by
Buibarians, and it is thought that the crews had
either been made prisoners, or drowned. These
Alps were taken by an English vessel to the
lonian isles.

PIITERSIIUEIGH, JUNE 18.—By a decree of the
4th, of this month, the Emperor has.sordered that
the treaty of friendship, commerce, and naviga-
tion, concltided Deemtar 27, 1798, between
itubsia and Portugal, and prolonged tti the 17th
'of this month, by a declaration, signed at Vienna
the '.29th March, should continue to be
in force till the 16t of January, 1817.'
‘V( are ;mitred that our Court has just cont.:bided
,'I itat,yof Alliance tvith the United States of Adm..
flea. One article of this Treaty, it is said, gua-
rantees to its the possession of two ports in the
I'aci6e Ocean,

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