The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-11 00:00:00

PROCLAMATION 111' Silt THOMAS NIAITLAND.

Among the various mud high duties intrusted to the ,admi•
nistration of his Excellency by his gracious Sovereign, there
is none more important in itself than the conservation of all
the rights, privileges, and prerogatives, of the dominant itn4
of the tolerated religion.
It has been, and always will be, a fixed maxim of the pa•
hey of Great Britain, and an invariable priuc!ple of its con-
duct, both with regard to these countriatat may be under
its immediate sovereigty, and those that miry he under its
exclusive protection, to guarantee and maintain the various
religions establishments, as being essentially conpected with
the vital tirineiples of good government, uroeals and hap-

His Excellency, impressed with this truth, and having oh-
Ftrrid with regret that the Frcucb, with that impious
indif-
fercncr which distinguished their revolutionary career, now
happily ended, forcibly took away many of the sacred, places
of public worship in this city, and converted them into mili-
tary and other uses; anti his Excellency having understostis
from a report tussle to him three days ago by the High
whose constant assiduity merits Ida highest praise, that sonic
011ieers of that Department, led by their extreme zeal, bad
entered a Church of the dominant religion in pursuit of a per-
son suspected of a high offence, and that nu express general
rule exists on that subJeet, his Excellency therefore directs as
follows

ist, That every place of public worship shall be coniplete7
ly evacuated, and given up to the respectable head of the re-
spective religion to which it belonged,
Mt.' That no soldier, ()CRT of polka, or other individual
whatsoever, shall on any account dare or pretend to
pursue oily person, of whatever offence suspected;' into
the sanctuary or, interior of any church, but shall dont-arc

himself to placing around the church such gent-int:ls #3 may
be necessary to prevent the escape of. the sospee6ti person,
at the same time giving an account thereof to theClovernor,
who will talcc th'e sucessary sups for plicing this p ertilll iA

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THE SUN.

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LON DON ,
THURSDAY, JULY 11, [Bl6.

The Paris Journals the Stb, received this
morning, are possessed of considerable interest.
They detail the schtcoces of the poor wretches at
whose farcical trial we have been laughing with=
out a thought that its termination would he so
tragieal. After deliberating all sunday night, c
Jury veturned their verdict, and the following
sentences were pronounced On Monday morn-
ing

Pleigilier, Cat hotitteat, ttntl To'Heron, to I), I:v.2yard with
all the areudftil („rot., cultiog off the right bawd, .&c„
t., the crime of ratirieldc.

Charles, I.efranc, I)eilmtinei, the terman Picard, Derrin,
Lebrun, Warn', 4,nseanx, are condemned to deportation.

The others to fine, rind various periods of int-
/
privontuent, from five to ten yea's : among the
latter,is the Ballad-uniltvr, SotynnoN. This fel-
low, on receiving his sentence, declared be would
write with an lilustrions Poet.
4‘ Le Grime fait la hont!., et. non puts
Tim crime, and not the ocalytkl, tlkgrace."

The condemned hart• three days for appeal, but
thcrc is no probability of, tlieir bring able to in-
validate the jadgment,againit,t hem.

The Bth of July W 39 observed as a grand festi-
val in Paris, on account of the entry of the King
art that day last year,
The news from-Madrid is to the 26th of „Tune.
The Brides of the KING, and his brother,- were
impntientlyexpected from the Brazils. FcanisraNt:o
had ordered the mot efficient. naval measures to'
be taken against the Pirates. Ilia nijesty is also
represented its pursuing- the most just and benefit
cient system of Government; investigating the
public departments ; encouraging the useful and
brilliant arts ; and rewarding merit. As a proof of
this, It is mentioned that the Adminktration of the
Army had been closely inspected—that the print-
ing of Roussillon, and au impartial History of the
IVar, had received the Hoist marked Royal pa-
tronage-nand that nll the soldiers who took part
in the, actions of Bnbierca, Araujuez, nod Altuo-.
nacid, had medals bestowed upon them.
It is poSitively asserted that the King of Powiti-
GA E. has proinised to support the lloyal Cause at
Buenos-Ayres and Monte Video with no Army of
15 or 16,000 men, which Will, it is added, be
very useful these provinces, though `not want,
ed in Mexico or Peru. .

under the date of Frarikiort, 3d Slily, it is stat-
ed, that a question of considerable importance
is: shout to be agita,fed. there, viz. :—whether
the Pruisian Miniver shall 'be Vice-Director of
the Diet.

A lionburgh Ittil, which arrived last night,
takes pain 4 to inform us that the very hest under-
standing' exists between Russia -arrd Sweden.—
What called for this assarance ? The sinle au-
thority tells us, that.the King of SWRDEN having
sent to Petersburg!) 200 honorary medals to be
distributed to the linsdan Army, the Emperor
SLBIAND'Utt returned the con4Ainseut bX settling

Pm the S

The crequent of 'the Princess
CHARLOTTE naturally occasion surmises that they
proceed from a cause more agreeable than other-
whe tO the feelings of a nation deeply iut6=
rested in the happineSs of her Royal Highness.
It inay PerhapS expose us to a charge of *ant of
etiquette to Say any thing on thii subject, but
knowing bow much gratified the Country will he
by the information, we cannot refrain froni
*swinge that authority,. More grave than Gossips'
Story, gives -us leave to lament her illness as
slightly as peissible; and to inddlge our warmest
hopes and titter our best wishes on the auspicious
married condition of one so deAr to the British
People.

.At klate bout' oa rrtietiiiy ni,l,t Mr. WAsn,
the King's Messenger, was sent off with dis-
patches to PAri3.• .
Whei) the,lastadvices left Cape Const, the 14"
Rdition tinder Commodore Nan Y was still at
Senegal, but was shortly expected to sail.
In the course of last week a large proportion of
Royal Marine Artillery were embarked to the dif-
ferent ships in the River to proceed on the Expe-
dition under Lord Exmouru. Four detachments
were embarked on board bombs, aitd the rest.are
to be employed as a rocket . brigade, under the
command of Capt.C.F. unioN, and
B • • in ow!"•er
and i;)ottat boats.
American iltsper4 to the 19th June arrived. yes-
terday. A letter from Atetitritidria, dated Juile 7,.
says,---".. the Spring has been very dry and my!
prodtietiie 'here. Artieks of fatin prothice are
very high. Butter ts. 6:1. per pound ; Milk U.
per quart ; Is. (id. per dozen ; Chickens .
2s. 9d. each ; Laud SO to 100 dollars per acre ; a
small Itottse. .101) dollars per annum, and eversr
others article in proportion. We invy add to this,
Witt there is an universal stagnatitni of trade, ;Old
thousands out of emplhy. Distress spreads over
the 1..7ni0n."

II F. PRINCES% CnAti.oirr.—=Nire arc happy to
say that the report Of the state of her Royal [I igh
ni.,zs yesterday mis,•that her Royal Highness con-
tinues much better, hut the Princes, krpt hce
loom by desire of her Physicians. Sir 14.1041,114
lit.ooamet.o attended of CantelCold' Howie, V
contokand of the Puttvcs REGENT, to inquire after
the ,state of his Royal Daughtee'i heal h. 'Pc
Princess teceivetl vitits frOut the Duchess of Yoltl"
the Duke of Ctimatoi.LAN &c.

'Yesterday Vi counts MELytt.t.g acid CAcTt•S".
RbAGII 1111'1 tvidiences (I the. l'tti Nett r, !it

The French ArnbAnsmfor had -a long iuterv;,-
with Lord CASTLEREAGH yesterday.
Yesterdny the Duke of Giot)ctisrßn pnid i is
respects to her MAJESTY :Ind the PUINCEbSES,
the Queen's Palace, for the first time since his in-
disposition. •

the weather proving fine yesterday afternoo
'n,
Hyde Park was thronged wit carriages and pe-
destrians. The ride was hOnnaltd with the Pat NCK
REGHNT, the Duke of CUMBERLAND; ati4 Prioce
LSOPOLD.

We mentioned,' about a week since, the re-.
ports, which had reached us, of a probable Disge"
lotion of Parliament. They have considerably h 17,.
creased, within these few days. The possessor of
an interest, which has great influence inCoinlloll,
is in full activity, and remains in town., waiting for,
ndecision. Of some applications we have hear"
through channels,. which forbid our mention-
ing them ; upon others we have no restric-
tion. Mr. LOCKHART has been attending
constituents in the city of Oxford ;. and, as ir is
certain that the SPEAKER will not remain a Coin-
moiler long after the Dissolution, his successor is
the repre,entation.of the University has not been
unlooked for. With the University of Cambrklo
Lord PALS/ RESTON has commenced an spelt ett!"
va3s,," &e. &c. &c. 'All this, and much more, says
a Morning Paper; but we do not believe a Ws"
solution of Parliament one whit the nearer ""°
have no doubt there will be another Session of
the present.
It is 'reported that a process is actually col"
nienced in Hanover, of a delicate nature, the on,'
.lest of Which to guard the succession to the
Crown of that new Monarchy, against
that might at some future time be set up, in coo'
sequence of circumstances to which it is,nor
cessary to allude in a more particular manner.--
Whether this process is to be followed up by pro-.
ceedings in bur own BedebidsticA Court, or in
PArliament, or both, is not said.

The Gratul Seignior lost, on the 23t1 May, his
first f'avo►tritc, or J3arche•Kadinn, who died at
Besellikasch.

M. PALGAS, Neapolitdo Captain (dismissed)
has been invited' to inform the Minister of Wur
where he resides without the least delay !

'Fite Diet of Norway has ant horizeti the 1314
to advance two millions of rix-dol►..t:s hanto
the Government, to be repaid on .the Ist f ulyl
1817.

We see it stated in sevcral Journals, that Mrs.
JORDAN died on Friday ld,t, and that this nicht"
Only event was mentioned in the French Papers.
It,may be true for aught we know, that the de'
cease of this celehrtred Actress took
plat e,at the
period mentioned, bat we have not been able to
find the notice in our Paris Papers, of c'hi'li
we receive, the battle sets with our -Contewpo"
rariel.
Miss O'Nett.L. ks engaged to perform her prin-
cipal character's at Newcastle-upon-Tvne.
SINCLAIR succeeds her as a novelty at that theatre.
Saturday forenoon
_an old Chelsea pensioner,
while speaking to a person who keeps a public"
house in the Castle•hill, Edinburgh, dropt dowfir
and ingauily expired,

tateas of justice, itylileinftivCritioii •of the reacY of this'', the 'Crown Prince of SEDit.zst 200 silver iCrosiei
i*:ligind to wl:ous the church belongs. ia St. Gcmge, to be given to so inimy Swedish
'r his present shall be printed id °Seek and 16.1ian, and
Soldiers wlio have distifigttblied then3elVea in war.
insblisbCd ftir universal infartuatindi
13y Order of Into Excellerirk, • Our humble Opinion, it Will greatly puzzle the
•
WM. MEYitlt, •Publi'e Sic. RdWN 1;111NGE to diseover the numbei entitled
Corfu, Mitreb,l9, • . to wear these CrosSei, i? they are to be take to
from the Swedes he couithanded in tile last war.

•
• atilP NEW''.

.111 e ITU erma East lucticnau has arrived all
'well off Dart Mouth.

1“,

'WEYkOUT H. JULY 10.—The City 'Of Loritton
Ott indiaman pe.sstid this port yesterday about
mon, with the wind lavo;trale ; she'salledtrom
13engal the 29th Januirry, front Madras the 26th
?artistry, fioni the CaPe the.,ith May, and from
St, Helena the 17th of the Sarni month. .. The
Lushington East Indianian sailed from Madras in
Company with the City of London, which ship,
they left all well at St. Helena,
Poway, JULY 9.—Arrived this morning, *tit
8!?( o'clock, the Corn wa II is East Indiam an, Capt.
ChAVICTRo, bound to Bengal and Calcutta : she
split ali her .sails in the gale last night, and was
piloted into this harbour by the. Kitty.
PLyMoi TEL JULY 9.—Came in the Juno,
ALACKEU RN, from London for Malta and Smyrna.
'Sailed the Elizabeth, HENDERSON, for the Cape
of Gond Hope.
,•
414awten, JULY 10.—Arrived the Earl of Lai.

tester )Ic:et with a mail from Cuxhaven. Sailed
the Prince of Oratige patio. for Holland ;
Nelsen
ket for Cuxhaven, and the Alliance packet for
Gattenhurgll,—Winil.W.
PonTsmouTn, .1.t.q..1r 10 —Arried the Banterer
sloop of War fr„,„ the, Metliierranean. Sailed
Mojesty's ship Grecian on a cruise. •
.DEAL, JULY 10.—Arrive,1 his Majesty's ship
(Lauri:de from ael and the Langley,
Ml.P.!ts, from Antigua Cume (low') from the
River, and sailed, the Catherine, BOCK, for the
South Seus.—Wind S.W.

FALmotiTtt, JULY B,—;Arrived the Britannia
noniGihraltar, for Newcastle. Sailed the Ara-
tella packet for Lisbon.—Wind S.W.