The Sun.
London, England, 1816-05-18 00:00:00

recommended to mercy.
On the
.7th, two Aids.de-eamp of Gen. Clansel
Were arresteclaran inn in Toulouse. They have
been conducted to prison.
The Council of War who condemned Mareschal
dt Camp Chartran, at Lisle, have recommended
this Officer to the clemency of the King.
The ,„Vottrelliste of 4471 CAClptild announces,
that the order to proceedigainst the Editor of the
jfereare Surveillant, has been granted front the
complaints of threevPowers: Russia, Erunce, and
Prussia.
The Madrid Carette contains an order for a ge-
vend mourning every 2d of May in commemora.
, Coil of those who eight years ago were killed in
their bravo and determined defence of that •eity.
•The near relatives are to wear a medal with this
inscription t 4' Perdinand.M. to the Victim, of the
2(1 of, Mary 1808;" and, on the reverse " Pro
pi/11 ill moil, Tierrtino rivere," ?tc•
By letters from the Levant we learn that the
Swedish Minister. at •Constantinoplat has cow.
vlained to the Divan tharthree Swedish
_ships,
Wen with vorn,.had been stepped in the passage
of the Bosphorus. Thu Porte has granted- a free
passage and the exportation of corn, on condi-
tion,'however, that it should be immediately ex-
posed to sale, and that there was' no want of it in
the country. The Swedish Minister has protested
against such measures.,

RAGI7sA, MAY 2.—The Government of Carta
poniihe3 with great Severity any infraction of the
iakvs. Tviii) Englishmen have been shot fur pass-
'jog the hoe' of cireomvallation cstabliActi for the
fiafety cat the place.

As the Divi►n has not explained itself o►► the
subject of the. lonian 1,1e3, and avoids doing so,
the Alitittl4lll GOVerlinteilt has ordered thy Yoi-
digynt Amba‘sadorsto re•emb,►rlt witho►►t delay,
and has tiabiddeu thew to communicate with the
inbahit►ints.

• CALIORUIIR, MAY Covernmens hue
just publibiled 44.Deeluration ;Outlet to the pre.
tensions of the Nobles of the'Graoll..thehy. It
says, " We sob mnly dechire, that we will regu-
late the rights of territorial proprietors, accord..
log to the bases of it!. Act of 1140 Germanic Con-
federation I, we shalt nut for tisi; purpose enter
into any tarrangetncnt, either with individuals or
deputies of tho ancient Noblesse."--it none:odes
tbus, " and we know how to paniih with proper
energy an kin,l of usurpation. that may be at.
ternlited."'

Vizt4NA.---They are preparing the apartments
Metteroids, who is expecte:kJ on the
high 01 12th.

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Roma, Aram 14.—The ,Military Tribunal at
Frisinone, which had succeeded in getting a great
;natty highway robbers and vagabonds arrested,
and had had above 30 of theta executed, was
sovended 5 or 6 weeks ago by a note from the
Secretary. of State's Office, being judged no longer
necessary. But since that thue there have been
egain so many thefts, murders, and robberies in
that province, that ()1. Rumfegli, Chief of the
Military Tribunal, has received, orders to return
to his post withotsrlelity, and to proceed with all
tiect,ary rigour. The banditti break by :light

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.
Pr% HI'S. 115,1-The villages in the in'virons
mf Grenoble, sVhieh were drawn into rebiltiOn,
Iwo sew eipir subru4l6l.oll to the Prefect of the
'..llollre, im'ploring-ehe elemenay of the king.
Iffy a Ileeree of the ilth ittly, his Majesty
lies granted l'he title of Viicolmt to General Don-
an4. that of Aaron to Chevalier Vatar:
several- Omrer, have also been promoted and re-
. vettrded, who have given ;woofs bf 'fidelity to the
Xing This test of Kings is slow to punish, he
is Prbtopt to reentWoente.
They write from Grennfilel that Didier intended
to enter that town in the habit of .a deliel-al of a
foreign Power, whom be said were favourable to
their party; he was also.to be decorated with the
Grand Ceplon of the Legion of Honour.
The Moniteur of the 15th contains the Official
accounts of the events of Grenoble. It differs
but little from those alreatly,giVen, except that it
contains a few particulars hitlt yet 1101isitt(1. It
appears that General Donnasliett met in the 'street
an officer enveloped, in a riding coat, who seemed
desirous to avlthl,lajm. The Genet:al stoppeil
• and questioned . with authority, and forcing
bite to open. his Coat he found him armed with a
pistol and %Are.. :This circumstance confirmed
General Donuarlietes former suspicious, and he
immediately ordered the soldiers under arms.
Of 23 of the rebels condemned, 5 have been