The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-23 00:00:00

THE CONSPIRACIES.

MANSION IlolJsll.—Yesterciay Daniel Barry,
sen. Daniel Balry, jun. John I'elhans, anti Thomas
Brohk, -were put to the bar foi the first time and
publicly eiainined, charged as participes
in high treason,
.by coining bate leoney to re-
een►ble the coin of the realm, and with conspir-
ing to procure the.couviction of innocent men for
tt like offence.. • - •

At the former examinations of these persons,
which were of a private nature, they entered into
at, their guilt, without
full,voluntary confession'
fihwever receiving from •thg Lord Mayer any itto•
tidso, of escape from thelaw,. or any compromise
whatever.

Tile...ouly evidence produced on,the present ac-
,eßSiOn it that of a man named Lan4ao, an
114shmall, from whom the prisaners 'Pelham and
the-younger, Barry had taken au empty room f and
a publican of the !wile Collins, WhOdeptTheitat
the,rarticS occs• i(llittity ttteeting at his house.,
The Loot, 74,1 a vita observed to the pri,onett,
that although be wits Ittruished with sutlicitait cvi.
,-dente of their guilty practices to remand them,
there Irits- still a ttccesiary link wanted, of which
he would. take tithe tri consider, before he would
filially eommit them for trial.

. ~His 4,ordship took ash occasion also to remark.
that certain hisinottOons had, gone abroad, and
Intd. been widely disseminated in the public papers,
that 6664 Or Sill of the prisoners were Police Offi-
CerS of the City. This idea was the more gene•
rally credited in consequence of a statement being
made, that the; reeler Police Officers received a
salary of but 34, per day. Both Of these eircum.
stances, however, 'were equally unfounded, nut
one of the prisoners being connected with the
Police EsOthlisbruent of the City as sworn Oni.
cers. The salary of the .regnlar Officers Hint) was
such as to afford them suffiCient means to keep
them from resorting to such Wantons practices as
-chose to whiCh the prisoners had.reconrse.
The prisoners; were then remanded for a week.
Bow-eTitieT.—Yesterday Mr. NAtms proceeded
with the investigation respecting.dreltibaid
Mite a putrole, who is charged with neglecting to
:apprehend klubbard alias Herbert, after it had
come to his knowledge that he bud been concerned
inn burglary, in breaking open a watch-maker's
shop in Bermondsey-street, Hod stehihig u variety
of articles. Nothing farther appeared against
him, besides what has alteady`been 'stated spats
the subject- His 'defence' was, titter, admitting
every thing said upon the.sobject, that his reatnot
for not apprehending Hubbard alias flet:tiert, 411.
because' he had. informed him or. poi fain up to the
robbery. - fitt was teansuded for a itirtiser
tigution,

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riltik.idtl i'Ai'fiAt'S,

LitEctuvit, TUTS tion.NING.3

,JULY 2D.—lt is said that ft.neivitOyal
OrdOtinanee Itas hiettissned respecting the set;
vice and organization of the • Manorial 6tiard;
that' the Pfficers, 'Of . are appointed for
f,:e years, like the Mayor's otlier Municipal
kitnctionitries';iliat the inspettors are'to inspect
all the 'Natioitiil !Yitiiirds of their respective
departments, Ina that they cannot in any case
conarnatAl any hitt.those of the fraililitiAiiiement of
'the ; that theservice is itlvais to 'fie dtreittcd
use administrariVe authority ; thit the insiteatnis
err to present to Monsieur, through the medium
of the Prefect and. the Minister of the Interior,

'the eanifidatgi frir theplaces of Officersi that his

'oyal inay bimaelf take the Ring's

lure on their
The. boWea Of Angonleite .errived el Vichy
'on the .111th, .141 t fo;l'r o'clock end was received
with great jiiy The evening the Whnie town
was tpont,atienttgly:illanitititia.
The ,Iptvest affords the gretteit 1)40 in It
Brie 14 neatly", and lit 01 the tfentirtmenti which

stmouliA ale The iiinthei., k;i9hich:was
Agry .fie cqntimlcs so, itHatcs
t 1 look tail an abOAAtit crop the
,114, alone ho

partially suffered by the rain, lint the 'Second crap,
more ahnnthintl. will mike. up the inssei .on the
first. •Acebrding tonnr correspnntlenee,..the can-
tut►s about Tarbes anti Montauban are the only
uties that have suffered much by the hail.
TArbes it has done flinch ilamPoge, hut. the

comilitsg of it small Circle; they write,from thir
place that .were,plakt4 up two inches

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in diameter. . . .
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A new regiment of,the.RoyalOttards has erase-
ed this day at Paris, add will be placed Inhat..
I)Ack.s iu the Rue de ilabylaue.,-
We. have received afflicting news
_front' Bur-
gundy : all the fine plain of the Saone is under
water. ..
The Marshal Duke de Fefoe gave some days
Ilace a grand audience to thelleads of his de-
partment, on the occasion 9f his:being nominate.
ed a Marshal of France. flis.Excellenty receiv-
ed with hit . customary affability those zealous
. ratictionaries of whose devetedneas be has so often

been a witness.
•
ills Highness the Prince of Condd having learnt
that the companies of the National Guard's ()Milan-
tilly and eSenlitt were conipOsvd of,tradestnen who,
could not well be spared frotn their labour, de-
clared that he wonhi not await himself of thiser-
vice of the National Guard during his 'stay
,at
Chantilly& An Officer of the Nmilmal Guard' of
&tills, only goes every morning to the Chateau
of Chantilly to receive the bidet's of his
nets, 'who deigns to admit hint to his table.
A letter from Lyons, of the Ifith of July, mt..
naunces that the investigation Of/the affair of lire
natal Mouton Pavernet commenced that ,day at
ten. The timber of pieces to read are timid to
-he So very Considerable, as to occupy at Itast the
temaitideV of that sitting.
A. decree of the ['tercet Of LA Metirthe lOrbids
brewing beer nett brandy (ruin corn
tidoughtiot the whole of that department.,
The 'end of the World furnishes the hb eet of
mail pieces t etas of them is fOr the Theatre dra
Vatie44, and Will be acted there ill the beginning
Of August, provided, add the Wits, that, against:
the rules of Aristotle, the Catastrophe does nut
come before the exposition of the subject.
NtSMES, JULY 13.--."TWeliq persons were tl.
taigned before our Court of Assizes, for haring,
:it the deplorable
,epoch when the Doke of Angou.
Jerrie was obliged to quit France, in 1813, atiggiS.
sinated, in the village of Arpaillerges,' tome
,Royal Volunteers who lid followed the arils of
the Prince.

Thy most atrocious cockles accompanied tl

mime. Among the accused Were two Women,
dietingnisheri fur their wickedness in tths. frightful
Scene. Armed with iron forks, they had-amused
themselves by burying them in the head and in-
te4t ineS of the unfortunate men. One of them had
a daughter, about 13 or 14 years of age, whom
she excited to strike and mutilate the unhappy
wivtches. The absolute denials and sang-froid of
these women were remarked with astonkbment.
After nine days trial anti a deliberation of the
Jury, which lasted 16 hours, the Court condemned
to death the eight following., Viz. Jeanne Verdtts,
Jean Brisson, Jacques Boisson, Elizabeth Bastide,
widow of Boucoiran, Jacques lieboul, Pierre
Rouviere, Jean Blancher, end Mathieu SittitiAt.
A ninth named Jean Jacques Barri, was toil-
demord to vrpetnal hard labour,. *gut to be
brawkd wire n :iat iron.,

sentenco was pronounced before an in.
Puint•ioide. crow', of rople, whielt filled the [bill
the aschucs, and was heard witbouLth

:West tolcen 61' ArprOD3l.loll or

being manifested. .
It A.STADT, jL3 Lie 15.---The King of Bavaria has
hired a bottie at Barieni where Well we* as a private
person, under the name of Count du Haag. This
.A.. ;1 0 ', •t.
Sovereign, the Prtnee Royal, anti Prince Charles,
go ,every .day upon the. grand promenade
of Batiety without any etiquette. Everybody
. -
is charmed with their affli itity. The King
show a lunch 'ltindness to ..the French Officers
at Baden, wins are indeed generally treated With
tire greatest regard by distinguished lierions of
'the different (ierilian 'Courts at tins city. ' •,
. ~
RAGUSA,. JULY, Gl.—We are tranquil, but not 1
.exempt from imptiaittle. ' The Soutenegrins are
at our gates, and,can hirttly be restrained. They.
are tuen,trained up to. war, and alwaysready for
a coup. de-thoip .. their' . (Adds are only appeotod 4-
presenis. It will Soon cast us lesi to defend our•
selves..thao to live in peace. At 'all events we
Inow expect some Austrian troops. The Funtreror
of Austria bee: granted smite great privieges to
the 'Bishop Of Montenegrin ; ' bui ' nett always
master of the soldiers, he is sometimes obti,geil
to make magnificent "pronises, which he flints
it difficult to chide. We-. Are. assured that
.a llontenegrin • Chief has . nacres to join the
Paella liiiiina with his troops, to deteild'hlro
agothiyt the. English. Without doubt the Turks
have spies in this country ; they are always among
the class of Jews, and spew more attachment to
Mai:anter), than Christians.
..
Timis, JULY t4..---We learn that the fate of
the Prisoners Of Siate,who were arrested for con-
spiracy and connivance with Murat, is decided...-.
The principals •are condemned to three years im-
prisonment in the fortresses where they now are ;
they will be then,.deported.te Catero;tu Daiwa-
" tia. Others 'arc condemned to Shorter,imprison.
. meat, and-there-sr'have obtained .pardon.'
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JA)NDON,
TUESD.IY, JULY 23, 1816.

-The Most remarkable fact stated in. the Paris
Papers of Saturday, received in due 'Course- this
morning., is the trial and COOdellt4igtiOil to death.
of tight • Ittbels at Nisnsiti, for. the murder, in
ISt of several Royal Volunteers beloneiitg in the
Corps of the Duke of,ANoous.vottt, Among these
wretches are two women, or rather, it the aecomit
of their atrocities be e-rititle(l to' credit', of two
demons, who disgraced Littman nature by the mon-
strous barbatities which they practised en their mi-
serable victims. A ninth traitor has beensentenced
to be branded,' and confined to hard labour tor
life, Eleven others %Vele tried, but their doom is
not stated.

A Royikl Ordonnalice is described, the object
of which seems to,be to place the Nat►utia' Guard
in some degree ur at least to act with, he
Civil Power.

The state, of the weittber in France is various.

Around Paris no great. inconvenieupy is antici-
pated front the lone continued rains ; but in Bur-
gundy, and the valley of the Sitolle, thellatuage
his been excessive.

The Swiss Diet hat--rectified the cantonal
money eontingeots, with malt vathitions from
the old standard.
,The total is-now, fixed at 544,077
francs (about 22,6701.), instratliof,tthe ancient
rate of 540,207 francs (22,500 t ) The federal
continge9ts in then lia\re also bee re•organized,
am! instead of 32, 835 men, as agreed hy.tha Aft
of Onion, the Eromber is raised to 33,75$ men,
calculated on a poptilation al 1,68.7,900 inhahl*,
tants.

The King, of ~FRANCE has .eppointedaConunis-
-slim to prepar,* the retject of *Lay!, or Onion*
nonce on .the. subject of Public Ethication, It
!consists of M. de BEAussist. Bishop of Mats ;
the Ris`hop of AIRE; Fli,Coiila CIIATRAIJARtiNt),
,Qpitnt de Fotir*Kis, 4114 M. ROIYIiit
awl was to hotd its first sitting in• one of the
apartments of the. Alinister of the Interior, on
6undity !att.

,The fullowirig, lii I, .4 WO 111101111 M Mallifig
Yager, cepooDurat‘ts tilut btattli yesterday: 911

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•
, Halms t•---We have stew late letters Irani Rio ja-
nefra, which advert to 'the tuteaed Royal Mar-
'the IP
riases etween uses a at tuga an( paLt.
lit may he relied on,,that the, i:nintiUr, in Sunday
Paper of their having -been Broken .of is
foundation.