The Sun.
London, England, 1816-10-29 00:00:00

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EATBACT OFF 'A PitlVt.TE Lh"treß FIIODI MUNECII:
• " till, itt..ticlei that have 'been. liiiblisheci in so.-
veral for eigu on the" ;littler e'rti ilte Pi in-
CeaSVITAIVLOTTr..I3 contain sonic e•.•Oires-
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,i-113'efille'r incorrect 'Or obscure,' Sll Whir ti;'e'y
ierut tl,e first trriCage Of this Princess. "1"14.141
arc the fiwts.',..,—The man ‘vito lorAleilovcr kureft
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some years sinceitati resolved to initrryilie Pritte4
Royal of Wit tunherg to • the rtliticesiCtHiiloUc
I leitati engaged the King oilViremberg to einpl64.
all tile:authority of a father.ond of a Sovereign
OVeicorne t he re ftt's,'tll'lT a Prince ~Ntilto, while lie 1•014,
dered eyery jtistiec to the exeelko, 44,111tiii es orate
prioccss, was un.,villing'to ri.!ceire tz spouse .trofti
the loto;i iii the oppreSsor of tiffs co,ntry, thh
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Mean itine,'"the political interests of the Liog.floot
of Wirtemberg were compromised riy I II iS ref
111111,not 't6." expotse.,llls tatiterr.timl,his,Ki,,g.tt;,the
distrening coDsegitences,. the Prince 1.10y41 cod«,
seuted in tipt?.earatict:io the coosommat ion of the
marriage. 131111taving apisrketrthe Ptince,s'of the
nioral Hit (I iioliticat constraint thar hall in
ercised towardp7,ltim, Ole Prince concluded with
arrangenvut, Isy tt IWcb, Muth part le%
recognised the nullity of their pretended consent,
l'aud their-fbrittal desire irat 'to cohabit togethei.
At, the first moment that the fail of, tile Listaper',4
power rendered a reclamation possible, the.l:fiur
eess,, who is a Catholic, commtmteated to the
PO'pe' anthentle and -.unequivocal Proofs` of the
'trolt.,existence crf her.pretended 'lll4
proceeding „done in concert ..with Pdace
of Wirtemberg,. produced the formal and Colnplete annihilation, on the •trAt't of rre 11(4 FA-
titer, of the.pretended tittion of these two angost
.personages, _under the sanction of relsigion.
Pripet trim) irrotimpice only Iv!. the party
'who was of the Catholic connnintion,'rettnett the
Princess Charlotte to the state of an untharried
person. .With respect to the. civil howl equally
pretended, it appears 'lint at Convention bus been
concluded betWeett the tire° ROV'M lloosei of lin-
Narilt and Wietetriberg,' nullifying the--fereetreArt-
itraer concluded under the halm:nee olau
hic power."

" SPirreONT THE 'St' N.--011`01)SetVint tbflt
nary yvsterday, we found that Alits,body which ave
mentioned was East appr,ottchiyg the _tight
sons. n r had tierlitte,l 'cipitiderAtr
the '1 Vest. l'wo new bodies 11.1ve
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tie disk on the li.ft—`-:ou4StillteSOutli-eawta re-
jun, ocapparently tit the . top. of the fob,, and
he other in the iutt:riur part, e. N.,E. Tc,6 tur.
Per atril oval ; ,the latter is the
whielt we'haye yet otiic.tvetl. -It is pearly square
and extremely black. 1i also I,ll.,p)peare
with grt,otyr rapidity than the 104,1' nis, 6r.
wid •the magnittitie of i;.; tkoicul
to 'aiirloimec that it IS nearer the eittai than the
two others., w:iielt• aye, Aisible at -this. moment.
CRlT•these bodies be planets line our
ioinul. the. common center, and tracer
sJiewing their bright sides' to US ,oft sereOntif of
their proximity • to _the. Suit ?.Or are they more
particularly tl ;genes 0, that luminary

The Moniteni .merniohs the folloteink rncideni,
whit', took place at Anbnison, in the depaittatiit
a the Creole ; -r-On the 9th of yet obey, atiout fix*
inlhe afternoon, the wile of Piet re Alartittel.u,
labourer, was digging potatoes in as fieid at very
short distittee front the suburb of St, Jean, hating
,beside her her son; about sia, years old— Nwo
vt:olves made their .appear.apee, attd.attaciteil 014
boy; but the courage of a mother knew tio:(.lao-
iger, and she defended him with so muck") teiente
of mind as to suceeetl nt felling to the groontrone
of,these, terrible, animals whit a stone which she
threw: at. him ;--the other took to Oigtqltt the
:sight of the husband, who came to her Its.sktauce,
and who with, a mattoch,:which he held in his
hand, wive the finishing blow to the One which
w:ts still struggling. Altoos the moment after
the cOorageOtis, mother was delivered from• the
fear of having her chiltldayowred, site paid the
debt tef nature,, falling into a kind of ,delirinin,
which, was not of long duration, ahil
she spoke incessantly of her son, and of the dart.
ger which he hail rub.

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e ilioniteur containi a letter from a Mr. Silty-
"c tare
conveyance
i 41.,g` rearneteil, 7aCr°4:lll'oll::4lllleYef:or:xplairtadgi trig7h)
translated front the Ifaliglislt I)4l)eyi, stating, that
this Gvtitivntan bad embarked ikt .11righlon itt
Enelish eolelt, intended to rim heilvcect,Dieplic
and Rotten, and that the CompKtty in which he
belonged hail .conttLeted for '2,00 eiim.bes .of the
same kind. to Edit in yam i(ans Dirt: Fra.vice.r--
Tire paragraph in question seeini. to hive excizeLl
the nationol jealotoy or the Frtvielr, which Mr.
Si EVAAO eiktitavoorA to..retnove, by 414611 04
iris coitehes ale only intended to run wcen Paris
anti St- Denis, 'tilt other l):11't.m ni tile vicinity tit
tire cripit4d. to.thtro vein Eatglishmeit in this
rwni, he the triiiiiesS Kthag.
shares, he should lie egiroLy.rta:ly.to 041mit
tians, Gentians, Itith,tll it ilicy utivitneed the
tnonty. He arlds, that the kind tat cch;ele which
Lit.. brought Was jntidly ni,knorrir Frimee,
beintt even at. improvement -on die LOSLSii lU.
tICIS ; and that Ire hod. hirtal . cov:Aulian
not! grown, not wirb tlic i;ttento,ti to taorloy
indivitturiie or that natio,), "-bat ;hut his
otisittneilt,,rnrgiit be k,ept: 10411193 i u( tbrgye.
Ctt thkr eountry, ttr ".41ch it snfheient tot.
vet in order to know AU the intr,intage4.of

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rItENCii PLitS,
InECEIVP.ti MANING.I

PARIS, Ocr. Connt de Deepho
(Mike of Cambridge) was cuntineted yesterday
after mass to the Cabinet of the ging, by M. La-
live, Master 'of the Ceremonies, and M Dar-
griitaratz, Secretary of the King with regard to
Ambassadors, and presented to his Majesty by
Sir. Cio,rles Stewart, Ambassador-of Eng'ind.—'
After this ceremony he was also presented to the
Princes and Princesses of the Royal Family:
The as enucs of the abaft))) de Man, which
suffered much in 1815, are to, be repaisied.—The
neeessary preparations are making in the Palace
of the Chamber of the Deputies for the Royal
Presence on the 4th of November.
Saekler, a famous robber, ‘rlio had formed a
band in the inonntains of Ville, has been ivrested
by the Gen•il'amerie, and his trial is going on.
Last night. two Guards of the Provastship were
passing over the Pont-Royal, on the tide opposite
to sentThel, who challenged them, hut receiving
o amivrer lie fired, and dangerously wounded one
-rof them in the thigh. The woutpl Is thought to
be mortal.

The Pollee having ordered a house to be demo.
Hilted, which stood in ruins uplift the Quay of
Gevres, the workmen discovered yesterday, in a
cellar blocked np,,severa►l pieces in brass and iron,
•een►ingly of the most remote antiquity.

BRRLIN, OCT. 16.--The Ant,mina! Reviews
tinishcd ; the troops which had lice') astern-
Wed in our environs are returning to their sir-

ritt/Vi.

The tirinee.oNiardenherg has not yet returned,

bat he is elpectatl in a few flays. Itt waitiog till
publicity is given to his plan of the COTlStiull.,
tifftl, the Politic'Ans and Men of. Letters interest
themselves greatly la organizations and constita.

liens. ft vast number of pamphlets appear firm
these subjeets. A project of a M. ReozeOberg,
audio/ of several philosOphical wr?titsgs, has cre.
tiled a great sensation. He particularly insists
that the Representatives of the Nation should be
chosen only from among landed proprietors, and
for that end be proposes a mode of election pro.
p*rtionably complicated. Some principles laid
down by M. Benzetsberg have greatly displeased
the climes which would find themselves thereby
deprived of their ;agora advantages. It Use been
tigu y't~anntact.

Lalpsie, OCT. 17. -•,""hey insist more✓ than
ever hi Germany upon the necessity of taking
efficacious measurrs againt the English, who have

engrossed the whole commerce,. This subject bat

been treated h a %cry luminous manner by M.
Cr,t'sul•Generel of Austria, at L►eipsie,
la a dissertation published under the title of
" What is it the.Germau artists expect from the
German Diet 1"

N, Mullir proposes that the Diet should con.
ititute a commercial legislation of industry; that
it regulates the cotnmercial laws, the customs,
and the system of importation and exportation of
the English, which will be applied to Germany
according to principles of the jostest reciprocity.
This legislation will only subsist provisionally for

ire years. Al. Moller bting convinced at the ex-
piration of that period the German artists will be

stile to maintain with advantage a competition
with the English.

Tobacco is now in great demand,

lkforltcu, 4cr. 17..--Government has caused
100,000 d►icats to he struck with the Arms of
Umbria, which will form part of the dowry, or
perhaps be used fur presents on the occasion of
tl►e nuptials. A prohibition has been recently re•
nrwed in Austria against burning brandy from
gemin.

PIIARKPORT, OCT. Me was celebrated
yesterday u general satisfaction, nn one hand, in

ientenibiancof the memorahlehattle of Leipsie,
btt the other, the takinK of the mutual *sib
between the Citizens anti the Senate.
NArt,ll6, OCT. 11).-11 strangers are excluded
In the formation of our 1,43001)41 Army. By
adopting this measitre, they only follow the
Aiy,tesn of the hereditary Prince.
t Prima fiallipia4e: Ileartscr; Ott. 11.)
They write. from Chalons-stir.;Nl4me, Oct. 22.
as follows :—" A shocking murder has been cont.
mined in the night of the 14th or 15th of this
month, on the road leading from Lpernity to
Mouthelon, Francis Billy, oU MO:Wit:lona in
hopes of securing to himself the property of, a
widow he had lately Married, killed her stm, by it
ioniser marriage, with lin iron bar. IS inches long,
and bent at the cud. The murderec was
ciiattyly arrested, and, overcome by remorse, made
an avowal of bis crinist in presence of the Mayor
sof the commune.

M. Alichau, farmer at PilllefoS, has inserted

in the Journal of Tar► axui Garonne, a letter,

giving an account of the inauguratlou of the
bola ofthe 1, lug and the DUChedS of Angouletne.
This farmer is a descendant of the stiller Mich u,
who fortnedy received King Henry the Fourth in
iris cottage.
Lot week a.perion of the name of Nietulon,
to
.prevent his; garden being robbed, Owed a
spring gun in-stn.:. a nmuner that the gate' could
Inn be opened without the person receiving the
cuutenti of the gnu. The rubbers, perhaps wire

of this terrible preventative, mule no nee M.
tempt ; tnl4 rtitgeltitig Iris Otili SFS•
rein tat and being in a burry to bider tiis
lipeneri the idtat gate.,4tid received be%e-
tal halls in various parts .4, his hotly. Though
thirogiviiisly wounded, some hopes are euttrtAin-
ed of his recovery.
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