The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-16 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL.

Batissnt.s, superior Court of
Justice at Liege in its Sittings of the Sth of this
month has rejected. the appeals of the Editor of
the Mercurio Surveillant, and condemned hini to
two munch' s imprisonment, to a tine of 500 Isrocs,
to he deprived for five years of his civil rights, and
to the costs of suits. lie has, appealed float this

Extract of a Letter front Frankfort, Aug. 8.--r
"The Prince and Princess Royal of the Nether-
lands are expected every, moment in this city,
Where they will stay sonic days. Their Royal
Highnesses will probably make the rest of their
journey by water, on board of the beautiful yacht
which the Governme►►t of Nassau has placed at
their disposal. The Austrian corps, niaking.part
of the Army of Occupation in France, according
to the Treaty of Paris, is to consist of only 30,000
men effective, while it remains in France; in conse-
quence, the Austrian troops which were on the left
batik of the Rhine, in number about 10,000 men, in
the countries ceded by the d,fferent Princes of the
German Empire, are successively returning to
Austria to their respective garrisons. We read
with equal indignation and contempt the perh-
dins assertion of some Journals of Belgium,
which dream but tiewars,agitation, mid troubles,
while both Suveteigns and people sigh only for.
happiness, tranquillity, peace, the cultivation of
of the arts and sciences, the revival of commerce,
and above all the return of the 'jocund ideas of
morality and religion, which have-been endanger-
ed in all Europe by the revolutionists, who have
I►ave caused so many evils to France and the whole
world."

SwrrzertvANrs, Avo. 4.—Two Deputies of Up.
per Underwald have returned to Zurich, and an-
nounce that their Government has rejected the
project of an amicable arrangement wait Lower
Undsmald.

HANIBUI!,GII MAIL)

DIRCZIVED LAST bfIGIIT.I

MAG DEM) itG, Ana. 3.—The King leaves us to
ow, His Majesty's birth-day has been cele-
brated ivittrdertionstrations of joy, 'lbis evening
the city is to be illuminated all the streets are
already adorned ,with festoons and garlands.
11ANovait; AOct. 2.—On the 12th instant, as
the Prince Regent's birth-day, and the foundation

day of the Order of the Critelphs, a regular Chap.,
ter of the Order wili be held, at which his Excel 7
the Minister of star., Vensen Acken
will preside..
. ,is said that,iS (Int& wily prohali y 1217)',Osed itt
fritilre in the Hanoverian
,dominions upon'ht:tl
and
,brandy .0 the amount of 150,000
dollars.,po annum. . •
il;l4ott.sitetta, JUL? 22.—General Amid, who
was arrests. a 1 some i-tiot,itits. ago atl4uneoburg, is
still here, ana is kepi close prisoue inone of the
towers of the Potwar convent of St. Gothard,
which has heen changed into a ptison. Though
many persons affirm that he 4 only.prbviSionally
detained here till the decisirin of the• Prince Itei!
gen ,tconcerning knowtt,
.may be c.0n5....
tiered as certain that th s ec sion has_ already
been prononneed, and that the option has been.
lett him-of be.itr.; delivered up to France; ot,kepe'
p 1 isoner for life, and that he has chosen the lat.;
ter, oh.erviug, it is said, that he made this choice
as a husband and father, but
.for himself would
prefer death, as becomes a soldier ! His wife has
permission to visit him daily, with his three chil-
dren. In the same prison is the Hanoverian Ma-
jor Van. Schanck, who, however, is not confined
so strictly, and has given up to the General the
room that has been built for him. lie has daily
3ti groSchs for his support, bat the General re-
two rix dollars.

CHHISTIANIA, JULY 24.—1 i is intended to erect
n hiliuktone building for a liuirersily Library. M
tlarslion, Professor of AstrOnotny, is gone to
London to buy books and astronomitA instru-
ments. '1 he University, has airearly a hundred
studeLis. It is thought that the building for. the
University will be erected in the city, though it
w..is at tint intended to be on the es:ate of
1 ()civil.

Auc,. King's birth-day Will
be celebrated with less pomp, because he is not
here; and his Majesty is no friend to useless eic-
pence. and ostentatiOn. Divine service will-be
performed in some of the chapels, and afterwards.
for-the military,-in the square of tire cathedral.
Aun. 3.--. The presence of the whole garrison.
And an ilnitleliSO .cloWd of spectators, was very
solemn. The whole day has ended so far well for
this city, in whicb•the cordial .blessings. of so
many faithful subjects Ike to heaven. 'What in-
creases our joy it the tavoneable news received.
yesterday from Magdeburg, respecting the.Kiog's
health. The catarrhal fever is gone, and his Ma,
jesty has recovered his sleep, appetite, and acti‘.ity,
We just hear that his Majesty sets Out to•mor-
row for Carlsbad.

AUG. 4.—Prince Blucher arrived here on the
Ist, from Magdeburg.
Ntit.t..r, JULY 29,---Pleparations are now
malting iu earliest for the purpose of reudering
the Si.tale navigable. The places for five sluices,
or locks, have beet; already accurately titeasitrud,
and advertisements published res;:ectittg coutructs
tot ,the materials. ,

Exclitu►oe tin Lon(lon, 28-6 August, 35—G.

SPAIN.

C‘ntz, Jut.v 2-I.—The greateSe despotism hi-
therto Suffered in Spain never went farther tittin
seizing 'arbitrarily the per SOUS of those at I.ltAc
but the despotism of Ferdinand has refined upon
this, and seises upon his very pi isoners: On 'the
. .
19th of this month, in the dead of the nig!it, were
torn from their beds, on which they lay in the pri-
sons of Cent a, the following patriots :...L.Argneiles,
Alvarez•thierra, Merino, Rico, O'oyeaehea, Ser-
rano, Calvo, Pap, Meseguer, Perez-,Rosa, and
several others : end in the same state in which
they were thus, surprised,: Were carried on board a
xebec, with an extraordiUary escort of soldiers and
arms. There they were immetli'atelY loltitleil with-
irons, and the vessel set : their destinatitYn is
not known, but some atrocity is feared.
AlAratt ID, JuLY 29,—The last news received horn'
the, coast have excited here the greatest eonsterna-
lioh. Every body isalartned for the fate of the un-
fortanate Patriot Deputies of the Cortes,and others
who were confined at Celan: It 'k affirmed that
they have been removed for the completion.ofthe
Royal vengeance against them, and that they will
either perish on ship-board or be sent to the de-
sert island of Cabrera, near Majorca, in the Me-
diterranean. It is feared that the same lot awaiti
all the Patriots, victims of despotism, who are
confined in other places. Every body complaioi,
every body murmurs at these acts of despotism,
and the discontent is general. The levies (that
is, the general seizures of all persons inet in'the
street at a certain hour) which have been expe-
rienced throtighont every' town and village of the
kingdom ba.ve spread terror every where : nobody
is 'ueenre in Itis hause every body trembles, if
not fOr his life, at Irast fc)r Li, pervonal
What the event of these extesses will be rtobOdy
knows, but it is impossible that they can last
long.

We are informed by Ors. Cooran, MuNati,
and DUNCAN, Physicians to the Medical Board
at Charlotte-house,' Blackfriars-road, that up
wards of 4000 patients ate cured annually Of pre-
vailing disorders, that 'himdreds were in a most
distressing state, owing to quacking themselves
and by conisulting men ignorant of an important
branch of the profession. Eruptions on the head,
face, and body, ulcerated throat, swelling in thd
neck, nodes on the shin bones, pains in the head
and limbs', freqnently taken for rheirmatism,
swelled- aneles and nervous debility are the con-
consequences of imprOper
Conrail, Muslioe, -mud • Co. are consulted from
eight in the morning. until nine at night, or by
letter, containing; a tee, and the poor have advice
on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays, till twelve
o'clock.,.-A side' door and titivate rooms- for
females.

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