The Sun.
London, England, 1816-06-03 00:00:00

THE SUN

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LONDON;
MOND./Y, JUNE 3, 1816.

Besides extracts more at length from the
Paris Papers, which we reeek.ed so late on
tord4y as to be merely able to notice, we insert
such paragraphs: as appear worthy of translation
from the. Journals a Thursday, which reached
ns yesterday, anAlhoie of Friday, which came to
hind in due course this morning. Taken all in
all they possess very little uews which can interest
the British Reader.

Tile rurnoor ct Lord WHITWORTH'S being ail-
!minted arnbassulor to the Court of France is
formally contradicted.

GARD! m, one of DIDIER'3 leading associates,4ias
been arrested at Aignebelle 3 and among the per-
sons who have been condemned to imprisonment
for uttering seditious cries, we notice a woman,
of the 1111111 C of PoLicarn, the sister of General
ifocita, so eeichrate4 in the early annals of the
Revolution.

yrom some appetrances, h is mentioned That
the Rhine threatens to forsake its old banks, and
wash out a new channel, for itself. Measures of
precaution are to be taken td.eOn6ne the vagrant
stream but should it overthrow these bounds, it
would cdose not only 'a Curious natural phenome-
non, but an odd political question for the adsocates
of natural boundaries—puzzle anew all the ter-
ritorial urrangenants between Austria and Ba-
varia ; invnlve France and Switzerland in fresh
ncgoeiatinn4 ; and botimr the right bank and left
bank Commissioners afmost beyond the skit] of
diplomacy to settle the business.

The King of FRANCIC bestows the decoration
of the Legion ut Honour on -the Loyal Subjects
and Soldiers of the Isere, na a reward for their
services against the Partizaws of the Founder of
that Order ! These contradictions confound the
sense of right and wrung in COMMUn under-
standings. •

We have received Jamaica Gazelles to the middle
of April. The Mary, trout Rio•de-la..llaChe, had
entered Kiugston harbour on the 10th, the mas-
ter of which (Mr. HALL.) states, that previous to
his leaving Carthagena two American frigates had
arrived off that port, with Commissioners on
board, to demand immediate restitution of -citi-'
zees and property detained' there by General Mo-
w:tan. This measure, with those taken by the
British authorities, ,'probably led. to the circum-
stances stated in the ;allowing paragraph :
" By the arrival Of the /Pelliilgton packet with
a .Jamaica Mail, the account,-through the Preuch
Papers, of several prisoners taken at Carthegena
having been released, is confirmed; upwards of
100 had arrived at Jamaica, in the ships Forrester
and Decoiwerie, previous to the sailing of the
packet,"

The Party take no notice of our statement on
Saturday respecting the 4tio.,r Friends of. Messrs.
BAttittu and Co. :Are Mc facts too home-put to
be capable of perversion ? Answer there we know
they cannot ; but they ought, for the sake of fie.
ceucy and character, to have tried to misrepresent'
them !'

13y the arrival of his Majesty's Chip inkrati.
gable at Spithead, from the Brazils, accounts are
received of the deg') of the Queen of Potcruost..
Her MAJKSTY WS long laboured tinder a melan-
choly kind of mental derangement. She was
born Dec. 17, 4;3'1; married June 6, 1760, to
the late King, her uncle, Penßo 111. who died
May 25, 1806; by whom she has issne, JOIN
MAItiA JosEPII Lewis, Prince of nitazit. (de.
Glared Regent of PORTLIQ#' I. on account of his
tputiter's indisposition), born May 13, 1757.
married to CHARLetTe JOAQUIN/4, I,l6Mlst of
SPAM, born April 5, 1773; by wlsont lie has
issilei ANTONIO, i'rince of ThaRA, born Aug. 12,
1798; Micttaa-t., horn Oct. 26, 1802,
acrd four din& tic 114 httsrstagable bas

brought hnwe iilvcr to dothus 0),1 bast hi
quantity of ttiaru6nils, value upviutlo of 1001
on account of the Merchants in this Connuf,
AmnzaSt and till 'tithe arrived stl
Janeiro, in perfect 'matt'', on the old, ;04.
it ay to China, after an unusually prosperouso
age.

kitto's fiaaLTH.--Saturday
Alasitifr, accompanied by the PatNcEssts,
the Cauteen's PAlnce for Airindsor. Ttieyatrir
the Castle at eleven o'clock, wie!' the Qt)
after vi,iting the lilllG. proceeded to l'nl4
monthly Couocil at twelve o'clock, to receive
Physician's Report.. The COHHCiI WAS WWI
by the Archbishops of CANrEttlit:ltY and YO!
the Duke of, MosTapsa, 'and the Earl nt
CHELSEA. The following Bulletin mil rite!'
exhibited at St. Jainesl Palace i

. •
" WINDSOR CAITLI7, Jugs
" His Manny has enjoyed good bodily Lealth, anJ
heen unifottrq tranquil thitoighout the hist month) bnt
MAJEsn's disorder is not
" H. HALFOIO), 'cc W..11E13E110!
"M. BAILLT!, cc it. MIAS."

Yesterday, at half-past four o'clock, her :3i•
,ItsTir, and the Princesses ELlZitiliTll antiMAliu
honoured Chelsea-fauun (Community t'4ll"
World's End) the residence of bitiv (:"""
with a visit. The royal party :at first
ilictnseivei with walking in the grottads, glits "
wards partook Of a sumptons dinner.
Yesterday Divine Service tras Perf"rineil
Carlton-Muse by the Rev. F. W. firomaoto
the Rev. J. 8. t'LARKB. In the afterßooti
tl
PR: NCR Ra6ekr rode out on
.horsehack.
Saturday mnraing, the 'Princess CuAsoytil
and Prince Laokum received a visit irnniql
l
Duke of GLot/CESTEII Camelford.house.
Royal Duke dined with the QuItEN and Plislo49l
ELIZABETH and MARy a few days since st
AlAsssTy's Palace, and has lately been et sot`'
of the QUEFN's evening parties.
ir
On Saturday, soon after two o'clock, the Li
CCRSCHARLOTTp. and Prince LEOPOtI) left Cal
h
ford-house for Qatiands, where they dined veins
Duchess of Yost,hi the evening they retie"'
to Camelford-house.
XeSterday moroinii
attended Divine "Services at the Swiss Plot, ,0
esiA4
Chapel, in Moor-street, Soho ; alter which
visited her MAJesTY and Pitliccat,sES,
The Ptiucess eHARLOCTE and Prince 1480 r—,
have signified their intention to attend the Pr
formance of the sacred Oratorio of The Mr °,
for the benefit of the Royal Society of Musicio'
on Wednesday evening, for the first time. ~
Witlnson, Jusia 2,-;—Tbe Qtigir, after
Council, went to ,Frogmore, accompanied bY
rlc
Princesses, and left London soon after 6
Mr. WaLLace, it appears, has resigned Ills fa'
at the Retard of Control, of which Alt. CAsN°
is appointed Ptesident. Lord 13/NNING suCar,l
Mr. WALLACE.
The Euweror Ar.cxssinan is consolidating
lased with his other dominions : he low decr,r,%,
that journeying into Poland 'dial) not 01104'
eel is passing the Russian frontiers. t;di
The Gazette de France, tinder the hind or
York, April 24, asserts, that 46 of the
and American subjects taken at Carthago"' '
been released, and had arrived at Jatuaica on I ,
224 March,
Lord CRAVEN is going a tour in the Al'"l'kie
ranean in his yacht, a ship of 300 tons, fine,'''.
with every convenience fur his fitnilly and sot'
friends. She is, commanded be a Master irlt".
Navy, and manned with 40 picked seamen. 11/1
Lrdship proposes to be Anew ahmit 12 nlo4thsoii.
The price of Cyder has fallen consilk";(';
owing to the prospect of a plentiful year of
4. fatal duel took place a few/ days sioce
llonavy, near Camltray, het tveen Capt. I
U. P. and a Surgeon of the British nrln'r
(Mr. 0--). The p4rtirs took their gro"nd,,c
12 paces : the first tire beiog without Oleo, l'"3
seconds interfered, and used every argnn iit'uts„l.l.
exertion they could devise to prevent further ,)%c
tilities, but unforttmately without bitcceB"'
Captain declaring that one or both '40014
The pistols being once inure given them, thei.s:;
cool discharge proved fatai, stivtching both t"c:
onfortitnate young tneo out the ground, CaPII,I
R. K. to rise noniore, and Mr. 0. so delwrotc'k,
wounded as scarcely to leaverthe slightest 11014,i"
of recovery.. This fatal duel originated frt"
pecuniary transaction As 101)g since as wfieuttl:-
°
allied troops occupied Spain.-:..(P'r'each iwper.) I
Mr. FcsEt.t, R. A. and Keeper fiqg
Academy, is at preent serilislyinillespoitior•
RoYAr. Soot imvors MusictAo tts...—On Sattiril
the Royal Society of MuOcialli held their Anuses,!'
Festival at Willis's
.Rooms; the Earl of Pli-tj!
presided.
Saturday a general muster of thertrl.°'
took place at the new Lyerton Theatre.
The drop-scene of ,the Theatre at Ni'l""l.r, v
down durio m
g the performance on the. 12th 1%"".i; 1
Of 36 persons who were under it, 15 or'l6 wci,
severely hurt ; an actress more than 60 Yen" 11
had her leg broken.
The band-of the Coldstream regiment of F°°.:
Guards marches) from m Landoll this ovning' 0
their Mate tti Canibray.
About 5000 men, belonging to different
dish regiments, are now employed upon r 4
Canal, which is to form a cummuilicatimi u"
tweet, the Hattie anti the North Sea.
The 15th which have l~ttell
returnedrevietvrsl Oil Sasser~
etattlr, by tot Est
adtayClu"varansit'llgruiLnw:)Ditanibiirti°litrial;gsicwanrll;
A Custonwtoose Officer, &mier at the Pete
of Dover, has, it is said, been suspended trod
his °Thee for three months, on a charge of havilig
entered the heti-rooms of two ladies, .under
once of seatebing the apartments, 011 e of wh"i7
Natal molergone a miscarriage but a sew hoot's tes
fore in ter passage from Calais. Its another
stance, he got the lock of aroma picked whiles +!
lady 'star at tbeCustom-!rouse. And in 4:P° •
be acted without a spertai warrant.
Last Wednesday one of the Brighton €slrettllae
caught in his macitarel net a title large 01101'4,4-
weighing 116 !bs. fish is very rot on Pm.'
coast,

•
NAVAL NEWS.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The extrii ship I arkins anchored in Ftinchal
11. oad the 9th April, and was undrir weigh tor
Madras, in company with the Lord Reid), on the
20th.

The Castle Mindy, outward bound, parted
company from the Marquis of Huntly and Cabaiva
the Bth February, in lat. 37 N. ; fell in with the
..Lady Melville and Cumberland on the Ist March,
in lat. 4. N. ; and, with the two last-named ships,
was in lat. 15. S. the 12th March, all well.
The General Hewitt, with his Majesty's shipi
41ceste and Lyra, - was in lat. 16. 55. S. long 31.
3G. %V. on the 15th March, all well.
The Lord Castlerelh was in the Bental river
• the 15th of December, and was expected to sail
in February for England, and to join the Climatic
and Minerva either at Madras or Point de Gille.
The licence(' ship Roharts is arrived at Liver-
pool from Bengal, which she left in January.

FALMoUTH, MAY 31.—Arrived the Wellington
i• • •
rac e ‘l. a ma,lll from Jamaica, in 46 days, and

38 days Eront Crooked Island.—Wind

PouTsmouTtr, JvNr. 2.--. Arrived yesterday his
. Majesty's Ship Indefatigable from South AMC.
i 61, and Majesty's slip Drake from Jamaica.
Passed by to-.lay 'for the Downs, the Brooke,
Bovo, from Jatnuica.—Wind Westerly.
A ROTH En LATTER.--The Drake, Capt. GRANT,
• 'arrived this morning from Jamaica and the Ha-
vannah, and has brought home a freight of dol-
lars; when she sailed from Jamaica, the follow-
ing ships were on that station, under the com-
mand of Admiral DOUGLAS
salistiory, Capt. Mackellar ; Araxes, Capt. Bligh ; Barba-
'dries, Capt. Fleming; Tiriseis, Capt. Doinet ; F.ionlous, Capt.
Jackson; Primrose, Capt. Phillott ; BermuJa,, Capt. Paken-
, barn ; Forrester, Capt. fieniirk ; and Shark, Capt. Hunter.
2.—Arrived the Emily packet
from Cuxhaven. Sailed the Lark packet for Hol-
land ; Beaufoy packet for Cuxhaven and the
Charlotte packet for Gottenhurgh---all with mails
said passengers.
Dem., JuNe 2.---Arrived, and sailed for the
fiver, the Sir -Codirey Webster, Boxes, from
Inuaica ; and Numa, NArree, from Grenada.--
Wind S.W.

The Mediterranean Fleet may be expected to

strioe Portsmouth about tile latter end of the

present moot it.

The
yi'aer, Captain Dlctut.s, lately arrived at
Portsmouth from. %Woolwich, is fitted for. the
Newfoundland station, will sail in a few days,
with Admiral l'.'“miktoaa, recently appointed. Go.
Vernor and C onunauder•in-Chief there.

The Abeotta transport arrived at the Mother.
bank, on Thursday, from Malta, with invalided
soldiers front different regiments of Sicily and
Malta.. She had a long passage, having sailed
thence With' the Prevoyarite, which arrived some
time since, The Amelia, Hon. Captain PsosY,
soiled from Gibraltar on the Ist inst. for Plymouth.
The
.Active,'Cuptain P. CARTERS?, for the' Ja"
mica sta►ion ; the Hydra, armed en flute, Cap-
tain Roa IRra, for BArbadoes ; the Leander, Cap.
trtitt Cnrennst, for Halifax (being fitted for Rear-
Admiral M rustles flag) ; and the Glasgow, Captain
Flon, A. MarrtAtstn, for the Mediterranean, are
expected at Spithe►id shortly, front the River.
The amities, 74, Captain T. Boys, is to he re.
,moved front Sheerness, as a guard-ship, to Leith,
'fur the flag of Sir Wsi. J., flora.

The Grasgow, Severn, Active, and Eurydice,
-are fitting out at Sheerness—the Meander, Dee,
Perseus, and Comus, in the River,
On Wednesday last, 90 of tl) oldest mechanics
In l'pr!smouth Dock-yard were superannuated,
with a bounty of fron► 14/. to 241. per annum.
Those to receive the latter amount have served
from 20 up to 50 years.

The alarm of new plots is now nearly over in
VratiCC ; but a 'circumstance occurred on the 23d
ult. which, though in Met trifling, spirali a mu.
mentary alarm. About eleven o'clock that
evening an explosion took place in the middle
'of the Place du Carrousel, in front of the Palace
'at tbe Tnilrries. The light t‘hich accompanied
It itas very vivid: and at the same moment a ea-
, tirialet set off full speed from the spot. Several
people attempted, but in vain; to stop the horse,
IVbielt after all was probably only frightened by the
"Liaise and Nine as it was passing by. 'We cannot
Onto: ive that t he explosion itself was any mute than
It mischievous trick, as thegusopowder appeared to
lutre been 'contained in a bottle, anti fired at the
distance of 200 yards from the palace, fragments
of:a bottle being found thereabout. It is certain
,that the explosion ofs so mall a quantity of powder,
;44 such a tliStAllie, could no:,be expected to injure
,the inhabitants of the pabide;: it was,. however,
"otkient to keep the guards on 'the qui vim for the
rist,of the night ; but no notice was taken of the
circentatonee the following morning.
Alachintereit WaS excited yesterday :afternoon
Itt_llampstead, inconsequence of the body of a
Ina" bei"g brought, from KilbUrn, follotved by
the. Members of a Clumb to which he -belonged,
tics iuicrtr►eut, who report said had (lied of a con-
,,gooks fever, on which account the Coffin Was
rafnseti admission into the busty of the &1"10
odd his frjem:s not conletttiug to have that part of
tit it ceremony di..p,ensed tritii, time 'coffin was
.114 din the inner porch of the building 3 mind
of tie deceased, and the other mourn-
-43.4 without witucoinii; petit:444l4mm
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