The Sun.
London, England, 1816-06-12 00:00:00

GER CIFICATES-Ju IY 2.

3. Wilson, tate of Ltllow,rope-maker.—W. S.Robb, Mach-
friar's-road, merchant—W. wo.tlen•draper—'
J. ante .1, hlnllet t, I hull's-ter, tiax-sitiniter--`;.l{ttµ linsui{, late
of Harrawqoad, kl,u cual-metchant—P. Win chford,
late of Litton, Dernitlhire, Skilleettrn, Adam and
Et e Tae,rn, Saint Pancras, ale-brewer—S. and C. Wiie, late
01 Staid !tuic paper-nianatart urers-13. Gibbons, jun. and T.
SloLvg, Level lion-works, Kingswmfurd, Staffordshire,
irun-
mast, r+--(4. Child ren, Tunbridge, Kent, haulier—R. Worthy,
Exeter, vvvollen-mantlfactuner—ti.Tidrnarsh,Tanworth,War-'
‘iiclishire; dealer—R. Martin, 'Pitney, Norfolk, farmer--A.,
Itiddleenutbe, Stockimrt, rietualltr—T. C. Burt, Catherine-
court, 'Power-still, cual-merchant...W. Nettlefeld, Dartford,
Kent, butcher.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Browning and llnpitins, Holborn, toy-dealers--Nnaket 111111
aurliditl)W.rthing, utillero—Shepherd Woodward, nyder
si reel, warelion.etTlen --Bridge and Co. Maticiwrter, cotton-
tunnufacturer,—Steel and Rowell, Queen.strevt, ivarritonse-
men—Steele and Nice, 'Milton, surgeons-I'ln tie': and Watts,
Tillington, carriers—Smith and Newman, Alie-street, cyder-
tnereliants—Corns and Roper, Manetiest.r, cotton-spinners
tilt and Huat, Lowestoft, tish.curers—.kshe and Hantitty,
Nteples uwi,~ttand Alford, Bath, stove•ina-
nufaethr,,es--Spetuer and Meld, Belper, nail-tnal.ers-411intt
and Davies, Shields, Chin4inen—liout and ti.m, Leicester.
.ttinare, grocers—Watson and Ailiioson, Cothertun, school-
,
Iliastert—ilubsou and focturi.

akAl. by DIM BONNAIRE AND LIELTT, MIETTON.
The Ilall was exceedingly crowded.—After a
speech from the Reporter, M. Chaveati Lagard
replied in favotir of General Bonnaire. In the
bunrse of the trial the General pronounced a long
discourse in his defence, in which he again dwelt
upon must of the facts which had been mentioned
by his advocates. He concluded by expressing a
desire that his death, if judged to be necessary
for the safety of France, might be pronounced ;
it would then give hitu'eonsohition. tut, said he,
if, alter having examined my principles, you ac-
knowledge in your conscience that the sentiments
cc Inch al‘v;iys animated me are irrepinach.
able., you will list,i only to the Toice of
,justice.
M. Maccarty replied :—lt is net my intention
to wct+keu► any thing the General his said; but I
think it my tlotyto notice some principles which
are subversive of 4oeitil order. Such are the
l►rin-
ciltles which, lay bringing back I.ltionaparte into
France, have subjected us to pay so much to.fo-,
feigners, and.which, if they triumph again, may
subject us to the yoke of another Robespierre.

M. Boonaire said :—I have been in error, as
twiny huve ; but the purity of ray pi in.
c;ples is my iipology.

At balf-past eight the Council retired to de-
liberwe ; it vt ill pronowice judgment trAnight. -
.At six the next tuoroior, the Council were still
in deliberation as to the sentences of Gen. Ban.
i. : •
,ndne.and Lieut. Alietton.

SroNTENCE.
In a note at the bottom of the Gazette de France,
the Sentence is stated— Abeam* condemned to
lth—lionnaire to Ilanivitment.

JuNa S.—The entrance of the ICing and
the Ditches,: of Berri, into Paris, trill take place
on the 16th. The marriage %%11l be celebrated on.
the 17th, and the ntes commence on the i;ih„
The Mikes at Angonlelle and Berri, it i* saidr
will set out on the Litt) from Fountainehiean,
tind proceed twelve lee.goes to meet the Docile!'
of Perri.

The lour witnesses to • the marriage named by
the King are, it is repbrted, Count Barthelemy
for the Chamber of Peers M. Beliart, for the
Deputies ; the.,Duke of Belluno, tor the Army
and M. de Seze, for the Court of Citssaioti.

M. Archblilinp of Tours, died yes-
terday at Paris. He was a Member of the Cham-
ber of Peers under Buonaparte, and officiated at
the ceremopy of the Champ de Mai.
They ‘vrite from Lyons, that the. trial of Oen:,
Mooton-DuVernet will gomnienpe on the 20th.
---
[Note. M. Mouton is safe. enough at Philadelphia,
and will eonsetineiitly he condemned to a mock
death per contumace.)—!'rant

T►he Duke of 11 ellington, Coun't NVoron2ow,
and die Prince of Hew!, as well as molly superior

Otticers.of the Oiled troops, will assist at the mar-
line the Doke of Berri.

Coloilels Harvey and Freemantle are on tlieir
return to Paris.

The King of the Low Countries in order the
better to protect Ills flag in the 'Aleditert:iiieini has
given orders , to-fit .tip two ships of the line and
two! frigates.
VIENNA, MAY 29,---The Jew Tlowe of neksts.
Jonas 1111. d have failed in the amount of
650,000 florins.
111sc'En,vro, .11Ay 20.---Two Ecclesiastics have.
been sent to Rome under an, escort, for having
circulated dangerous, ‘vritings, among others
false Epistle of St. Paul to the Rolnans, with a
Commentary containing dangerous doctrines hos-
tile to the temporal authority.
DIJON JUMP. 4,--Several individuali, convicted
of hiving, before the return of the King to his
capital, and afterwards by speeches in public
places or assendilies, direcily provoked the citi-
zen* to arm against the Royal Authoriey, and ex-
cited the inhabitants to arm against ellen other,
have been condemned, namely, Jeini Cinfl, jou.
and Pierre Se ille, to ten years bankioncot ; anal
Jerome lionvallet to eight years haoishineut, and
all expellees.
The Sieurs Ballant, Ex•Procureur-Ceperal ;
Thiele, Etc-President of the lioyat Court of Dijon
Morkoll, Surgeon Pauissot, mci Cita lit ;
Gauthier de Moutbard, lately arrested, are still

TheAlarecluil-de-c;amp Jactioemard, who fled at
the moment quiet lie wus sought fur, and who some
day's afterwards was arrested at.POtitaillier, hal re-
ct:%ved orders to proceed to ltiorti)andy.

FRENCII FUNDA.
b per Cents-- , 601. f. SS cp
13mik Action*, .. , ... , 1001 f. 'lf) C.

SiIIASBURCII, JUNE is now easy to ex-
plain the Oolitic!s of the absurd reports Mhii h re
spread all over France in the months of March.
And April. One, could, not comprehend whr
it was attempted to excite a belief of an esc ipe
which is wholly imptissible, and of.the arrival of
him wboui.all Europe. has combined to send away
to a diitance, mid who for this very reast,u could
not reign again in France, even were it allowed
to suppose that he might find partizans sufficieut
to make his cause triumph. The events at Gre-
noble eXplain the enigma. The names of Grouchy
and Bertrand, and the part assigned to.a: peasant
who was hot approached. without:the Oat est re,
Specti and who was bedizened with orders,
who were the characters whuns it %pis wished to
bring forward in order to th,ceive the credulous.
Thus the managers of this criminal attempt iwo'
fined people's minds in France dispost d to believe
the return of Booluipare; and if their plot had
,been crowned with ,itccess, they would not Irava
failed, after inurdriug faithful serviints,of the
King at, Grenoble, to dispatch into all • the
departments couriers\ and prnelainatiorti 'which
in the name of the Usurper would dotibticss
have sumirioned his ancient partizans to join their
standards. If iu consequence of their tales, to
which the news of a' success would have given
some colour, troubles had broke Out in other
parts of France, if the Allied Troops had been
called lipuri to restore order, the return of the
Usurper would not have been the more poi:.ible
for this, but we should have seen the confidence.

shaken, which every where manifests itself tow
wards the Boys' Government, and they wo,ild
have thus obtained the first success of their re-
volutionary projects. whenever reports
slytil be renewed, which every thinking person
reentmises at first sight to be unfounded, we mety
consider them as the preludes of one of tlioe
attempts which would tend not to e,t:AbliA
strr—
other dynasty, but to tenew the disorders by
which the regicides and their adherents have so
skillfully profited.

,NAVAL NEWS,

FALMOLITU, JUKE 9,-;.,Arrivud the Duke of
Kent packet with a mail From Lisbon, in 15
days.—The brig Hannah, Moottr, froth Lon-
don for Quebec and Montreal, laden with rum,
&c. struck on the Mannucle about two
o'clock this morning, and instantly filled with
water. The wind was blowing strong hum
and very thick weather.--she soon fell over on Iltr
beaus-ends, which caused the Captain and el riv
to leave her, at which time she was suit surntit
watt's.,

Pt.VMOUTIi, JUNF. 'O.—Cattle in the Susannft
Peticy, (row Memd for Dob .N.W.
MAI., RINE I I ,—Art i yvd, and sailed (or the
River, the EVANS, Trilliddli.—
Arrivcd his Alajesty's ship Gunymede from 4
cruise, and remains in the Downs.—Wintl
l'uttTsunurn, JuNe 11.—Arrived the Lini-
stlys, Tue Nan, and the Chance, ,REEP) from the
,Downs,—Wi.ntl W.

CADIZ, MAY 21.—. An armed rrpre.
Punted by lier Colinnaoder to be a privceer from
Buenos Ayrva, is cruising between 10 and. I'2
leagues .to fire ‘Vestwar4l of this port, and 4us
made several eaptnres.

Yegterday a Coort of Directors wits held at the
ilfst Indio kloose, When Captain 13At.sTow
sworn into the cotton:rod of the still, Princess
cousigoed to China direct.