The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-26 00:00:00

'GERM AN PA VERS.

Vittt4, lUT,Y IL—The Ban rolititittd3 its
'operation's according to the new regulations. For
These two atiys post tire
.Rank is uo lunge!' he-
.2ieged as it ,was *by the crowd which asianbted
there already at midnight-, and nobody is allowed
to be there before day-break.
Stimtentiott, JULY IJ.--Several Paris Journals,
and after them some German ones, have related
'that the Ex-General Rigout!, condemried 'to death
in his abliCtice as being convicted :of having dis-
otviimted, previously* to the 2.61 of March, 'ISIS,

'considerable sums of morrey to corrupt the 'troops

'of his had been arrested here by order
of the Prussian Gt)vernment, for having key►t up
a crim►minal correspondence with other refugees;
nrd that he hit been 'sent to Cohlentz, where lie
bad been put under the care of the Military Ati:.

tharilies.
These details are uot exact. It Is true tl►nt the
rek-C4lierafltigauti has hest► touvicteil of keeping
t►p an Illicit correspondence with the disaffected
in the ititerior, and of having publicly cututnut►i-
tbute►l it to the at refugees who arc here. Upon
the report which the Comtinan►lant made of tldi
to the Prussian Government, he received orders
1.0 have hint conveyed to Wesel ; but in the nte.►u
time General Wpm! bad left this city and tone
to Deux ponts, where he still is. It is not known
what the Bavarian Government will decide con-

cerning him.
STRASIM AMY 15.--The price of corn has,
fortunately., not kept up it fell 1.0 francs on the
last market day. The same thing has happened
on the right bank of die Rhine. The winter
barley is already put the bat'n in our neigh;
bourlintul.
Vt ENNA', AMY 12.---The harvest, which has
been delayed' in Austria by the continuation of
the cold and bad weather, has at length begun
every where. Though the grain has suffered by
the last frosts and the damp weather, width has
an long prevailed, the harvest is however much
better than was expected. The wheat, the hurley,
• and the oats, promise well. The harvest of these
'rinds of corn will he particularly plentiful in rile en-
virons of Oedenburg, and it is hoped the the har-
vest Of othel'.grain will be more than moderate. It,
is the same at Itattbatt, which is generally considered
Its the granary of Austria. But the vine in these
parts does nut give any hopes, either with respect
to quantity or finality.
In the Counties of tipper itungery the winter

7 ' 11 • ' at ;oat
of Goinor it has suceieded us well as can he %visit-
ed. not.the summer corn promises every where.
0,4 the richest harvest. The frost has here and there
tintched the vines, but they in general look well.
The hope of a good harvest causes the price of
torn to fall ikkily. •

CAsso„, 3u,Lv 13.—A very long °renitence has
been petblishcel here, which is much to he come
metr►iell under the present circumstances, of which
the substance is lib follows
The Elector observes, that there Is reasoti to
apprehend that the present scarcity is in great
measure owing to speculators, who lieep back
their stock from tnerketi &c. &c. he therefore
orders,- .0 .

" 1. First, that ail thOse who have corn in their
ilosission, whether it he their own property or
not, shall deliver an exact statement of their
stock of bread-corn of all kinds, remarking brmi
lima they :want for their own tnie till the-next
harvest ; anti the Comotissioners Government
ore authorised to examine into the correctness of
,ihese statements, particularly in the houses, &c.
of those who have dr) ns iambic quantities, and
have traded'ln these articles.

" 2. Each of them is tb sell his disposable stock
the end of August to those of the subjects who
ere in want, at the mallet-price, under pain of
cOnfiscation„
" 3, Thc Commissioners are authorized to give
those ‘vho need It, assignments In Writing upon
the said distioseable %toe's, upon delivery of which
the owners must give them (but for reaity-money)
theliiitotity noted in the assignment, upon pain
liotvy tine or imprisonment.,
" 4. In case of concealment, the informer to
ituve half the vaine of the corn concealed, and the
•
poor the other half.

5. Every subject can buy only for his own
use. Alt dealing in corn is prohibited till further
orders, on penalty of conliscat►on and rigorous
imprisonment,

"Q and 7. •Contracts already concluded for
next harvest are mail and void, nor can riny c -
tion he maintained upon them ; nor shall any such
contracts be made after publication of this Or-
dinance.
t and 9. relate to the exportation and im.
portation ; and 10. to the prevention of the dis-
tillery of !mldy from corn."
NAPLES, JUNe 24.—The harvest promises well.
tiitiiteen robbers of the notorious band of the

V111:11-;.:1/1,
latLiy
Then n gat intt cavalry at Ripalto hastened
to attack them; they fired for tour hours at each
other, but the rbbbers, being in a wood, anti the
Hungarians in the plain, they could not use
their.,sseores. They therefore sent for. some
Neapolitan Infantry to surround the wood,
but they never came, and .sti.the robbers escaped.
The same Vardarelli, with, VI horsemen, lately
attacked 60 Neapolitan foot, under-. a Cap-
who were sent against them. They took
25, with a Lieutenant and Sedeatit, prisoners),
shut then) up in a errantry house,. gave, theta a
good supper, and made them drink " Long live
the King 1 Dente to the lliniiiers !" anti then
let them go on their word of honour.
The soldier, excuse themselves by saying they'
bad no cartrit ges. A kind of convention iy made
with the rtibber Gittseppe de Forks, who infested
the bridge at llovitto, where the roads to Apulia
and Calabria divide. The Government giveS him
300 docats per month to protect the neighbour-
hood which he before alarmed by his robberies,—
General Caneelltire is sent out with d corps to

scour the cirut►try.
BeaLIN, JULY 13.---The Prince and Princess of
Orange are not yet arrived here.
On the 10th instant the sum Of 500,000 dollars,
in Saxon paper currency, which tell to the share
of Prussia, was publicly burnt here.