The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-17 00:00:00

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121.41 N 1 APERqs,
LRECEIVED.THIS NIORNING,.I

VAR IS, JULY 141.:—An Officer of the Cuirassier's
arrested yesterdsy a disbanded Ale& in the place
of the Carousel, who was speaking disrespectfully
at the King.
A. French ship Codling from Cyprtis, has just
entered the port of Marseilles. .A Barbary frigate
chased her betwien Tunis and Sardinia, but she
deSiStid froth the plirsult as soon 113 the 'White flag
%vas hoiSeed.

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In spite Of the bad weather which htii continu-
ed for several weeks, and which seems to haVe
ceased for two (Lys; past; Ebb reports from the
country are very protnising, thi corn has not suf-
fered, and the vines still look well.
Letters from Frankfurt of the 9111 of July state,
that the new constitution is now printing, and
will be published in a few days.

The Duke del !Janine, ambassador from Spain
to the Court of Austria, who has resided for some
time at Paris, has just set out tor Vienna.

, The Rubin's, Lesueurs, and Vernets, which or-
namented the Gallery of the Luxembourg-,•haVe
just been removed to the Royal Museum. of the
-Louvre, where they have been long expected. It
appeali thatthcs'e precious pictures will be re-
placed by !limier' productions of great
Those 0f the soi-disnut patriots of 141 6, who
were condemned to capital punishment, were yes-
terdly conducted singly to the prison of Ricei re.

The three tondemned,to deportation, who have
not appealed 'to the Court OF Cassation, will be
directly removed to the clepBt of Clermont Oise,
Whence they will be carried beyond the seas to
the place of their exile. These persons, Dervin,
Desbnunes, and Warin, evince resignation, or
rather perfect indifference.

Charlesdispluysgreat resolution, he is now en-
deavouring, to obtain his ptivilege of printing for

his son.
Lefranc, who has grown old in the revolutions, 1
and whose life is full of extraordinary adventures,
faces his new punishment without dread, and con -
soles his companions.
Pleignier, since his removal to Bietlire, has
been extremely depressed.
We are assured that one of the three patriot,
of 1816, condemned eo capital punishment. has
Composed verses upon repentance. It is de-
ploring rather late:
so criminal an error i hot it
the jtt4t ire of watt toutit be severe, God has tre.i.
soros of Pity.
Several Journals have annonneed, that on the
25th of Augost, the Day of St. Louis, the Na-
tional Guard of ['ails have resolved to have a ite
in honour of the King.
Navarre, a basket-maker, and formerly a sailor,
aod.Galettc, ,a commissioner, having been Fede-
ralists, %sere ccinticinned yesterday to deportation
by the Prevotal Court of Pauli. Both of them
had tittered menaces against the King and his .
family. on the 27th of May last,'Galett,e'had made
proposals which spewed that' he weijdne of the
soi-disant patriots of 1816. • , . ,
The Appeal in Cassation of the Ex-Count Libri
de:Mignon(); condemned at Lyons to ten years of
hard labour, has been rejected by the Court.
M. Roland, a distinguished Statuary,one of the
best scholars of Pajou'a school, recently died at
Partis, aged 71. •
Letters from Toulon announce that the greatest
activity-reigns in that port. It is belieVed that a
squadron will be sent to the Levant, to protect
the commerce of the friendly nations. i
MaNuelm, JULY 6.—Austria'has not given up
ail the prorinces on the Left Bank of the Rhine
to BaVarlai She has disposed of a part of this'
country in fatbur of the King of Prussia, by a se-
parate convention, concluded at Frankfort. The
surrender of these districts has just been complet-
ed at Worms by the Naircin of Drossdyk, Austrian
Commissary to the Counsellor Schmiz she Grol-
Ivnbourii, tic Prussian Commissary, who is
at the atone time 'charged with the Goveinment
of this country. These districts formerly. corn-
posed a ' part of the Electorate of Treves, and
of the principality of Nassau-Saarbruck. They
contain the Cantons of Sarreburg, Merzig, War-
loin, .Tholoy; Ertweiler, Hermetkeil, Birkenfeld,
Bottmliolden, GrUmbach, Saint Windel, &c. .
NAPLES,. JUNE 30.—We are assured that the
vessel of war Lit Vint de N!sples, accompanied.
by two frigates, met a squadron of pirates, and
entirely defeated them. It is also said that ieve-
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rid ships have diserabarked in the Gulph of Man-
fredonia some of the unhappy. persons who have
escaped hoar the late massacres at Algiers and
Tunis
' VIKNN#!ts JULY 3,-Twenty large packages have
iri hell, etnisisting of tooli, instruments, and
models of agriculture that his HighOess the Arch-
Duke John bought during his visit to"England,—
It is eyen believed to be the intention of the
Prince to publish a work explanatory of the man.