The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-29 00:00:00

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A tetter from liezieres, dated the 14th, states
that tbeyricc of corn, which was lately id that
part of the country' from 20.. to 'BO francs the
setier, fell last market-clay to 18 or 20 francs ;
and that:the harvesris most abundant,

Count Goitz, the l'itssian ArnbahFatior at this
Cotlrt, has athltesketi to the Pll.lsiiiti) Collsllll it)
pnrta Ow following, lettvr, thtt"ed the 18th of
duly

" 'Gentlemeri,-1 beg yon to inform all Prussian merchants
arid iihip-calitains at present in youi'kown; that, ticeording to,
gertaia intelligence, the Emperor of Nf (wow; .114$ Callged to h
fitted out at Larachi two brigs and a earvetteyfer the purpose
of cruising against Ityasista,.Prussiaii, awl Austrian vessels.'

Extract of a letter from Lyons, dated July 20 :
Yesterday the gendarmerie arrested one
Her-
tholott, who bad escaped from prison' in this
town, where he had been confined on a charges of
highway robbery. This matt fled to the country
of Vaud, its Switzerland, and there entered into
connexions with the regicides. it is said that be'
returned to Lyons with sinister views, but was
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discovered by tbe•liersons whom he endeavoured
ti) gain over with money. lie was found niched
in a cock loft, where be had fortified himself
with tour pistols, three or four pounds of powder,
and a supply of ball; but the police had taken
heir uteaus es so well, ties: tie was arrested with-
out accident."

on the nth instant a dreadful storm laid waste
part of the Ist, 2d, and 3d districts Of the depart.
mews of the Laudes. The losses having been very
considerable, the prefect has solicited Iron* the
(benvticence of the Monarch some relief for the
victims of this deplorable event.
The King has granted letters of naturalization
to Abraham) de Colugna, grand rabbits, president
of the central conbistoty of Israelites in France,
born ntMantna.

M. de Reansset, former bishop of Alais, and
M. de Canx, bishop of Air, have not accepted
their appointment of members of the Committee
of Pablic EduCation.

Aninont, one of the Councillors 'of the
Court of Cassation, is named geporter in the
aliair of the Patriots of 1816. The pieces Were
trAnsmitted to him yesterday morning, and will
be considered next Thursday,
The Prefect of the Seine has issued an meter,
forbidding any other persons to erect funepil

nntnetits in the churcif.Yarilsbt litc74 -
tors autlioriiied by the architect of the depart tnent •
Yeiterday a persoit, ivho prevented ,tai
the Secretary of the:Duke of Wellington's Cum-
,
miSariat, under pretencl of ekinging tf;:reign
money, stole a sum of 2.05 francs.
Le Ffanc and. Gonnean, itvo of the condeAtied
.
Patriots, have recalled their appeal to the Court
of Cessation. Charles anti Phillippe er'e 'Aioni to
follow their example.
Yesterday the Corot of Assize Contienined to
seven years hard labour Rebut. Zoe, a 3ete, eOriL
victed of seven robberies in seven furnished hotels;
which he committed in seven dAyS
In the course of,Gen.navernet's trial he remark-
ed; that the report contained exaggerated facts in
some respects, and that others were not quite cor-
feci. Ills defenders would reply, and lie begged
they might be heard with attention. AI. M. Marna
and 'PaS§et were then heard on his part ; after
which, the General rose, and observed, that he
.
had been called from his retirement toiustify him-
self—Lthat it teas a duty which Ise owed .to
tell and to the King—that his life Was in the heads
of the Court; he awaited their decision without fear
and with confidence; and front the King's delegates
Ile was sure ofjustice. " Before We separate," said
he, "Gentlemen, will„you permitote to make iittblic
an expression of those sentiments which have al-
ways animated roe, and which still remain--Long
live the King!--The Bourbons!---Vine la France !"
'rite General was then reconducted to prison, and
the klall was cleared at three, o'clock. Arhalf,
•
past five o'clock it was opened again, and the
President pronounced the judgment condemning
the prisoner to the pain of .death, conformably
to the 87th article of the Penal Code, and degra-
dation from the Legion of Honour.

The sudden death of an nnglish merchant is
much talked of, who was struck the day hcfore
yesterday with an apoplexy on the Quay ,le la
ValVe. This stranger, who was still young, had
arrived from Lyons at Paris in' the morning, in a
public carriage, follorved by a Commissionaire to,
whom he bad•cotrfided his baggage. He was pro-
ceeding to his. hotel when he was seize with a
bleeding at the nose; alarmed at the accident, be
ran towards a bookseller's shop, crying onto -Salt-,
salt ; the bookseller and the Cominissionaire.
mule 411 the haste they could.; but the remedy had
no effect, and the unfortunate man expired injesol'
that ten seconds. •

GALWORCE, JULY 26 Doke D'Angoo-
leme, ufttr having viaitetl the Department of 'the
„1,,,,, 411,41rn, 1,1,411J,t1 uy Juts tlrave int.
l'lsere. He strived on the Isth at the town
d'Oystins. Although he hod few attenthuits tie
was received in the other Communes with the ciy
of " Vive le -Rol Long lire Cie Bourhoth 1"
&e. &e, •. ,

The list of ►zpl►eats of the convicted patriots of
1816 is submi!ted to the Itegi“er of the Court of.
Cassatiou, and it is understood the Court gill hear
the report next Thursday.

VIENNA, 3ut.t 14.,-Yesterday the Directors of
the Austrian National Bank announced :to the
Public, that they had pnliliely destroyed:, opiln
the glacis paper-money to the arnount•of 10 mil-
lions, which bad been brought into their chests
either by way of exchange, or of deposits for
shat cs.

1101,111 S, JULY 10.—The Portuguese Ami-act.
dor bus obtained permission from our Govern-
ment to make known the advantages which the
Court of the Brazils holds out to artists, savans,
and, in short, all those who exercise useful pro-
fessions, and who might wish to proceed to the
Brazils. Hitherto, however, no one has been
tempted to accept these brilliant 'tlffers.

SAINT TROPES (FRANCE), JULY 19.--We un-
deistand that the Algerines have burned the jujube
trees behind their city; that they propose
up the cisterns; and, in short, to leave nothing
their town should the England attack it. In
the mean time, the French tlat continues to be
'lnspected by the African States. In proof of this
it may be mentioned, that a French, galliot, the
(.lementine, lately Owed` by a corsair„ and which
was in consequence abandoned by the cretin, was
brought-in here by the corsair, and given up to
the Mayor. Another French galliot was lately
deserted by the crew off the African. coast, and
given up by the corsair to the Vrench Consul at
Biserte.

VIENNA, JULY 14.—Pritre Leopold is returned
to I.laden with the Eipperor. it is said his mar.
riage, is fixed for the 21st of tints month, and that
eight days of mourning will he dispensed with.
:IrstANKFoar„ JULY 19.—The negoeiations rela-.
tive rti'llte territorial arrangements will be pro-
ceetlad Ott at the opening of time Diet of the Ger-
manic Confederation. The. Ministers from ring-
land are Lord Clancat ty, ilv. Edward Dawkim, ;
Mr. Gunning and Arr. St. George, Secretaries It
is said that Lord Clatteatty is going to Purls.

THE SUN:

,iOLEM QUIS LIICEIse. •ALBUMI AUDEAT t

LONDON,
MONDAY, JULY 29, 1816.

Governuient have received ;accounts that Lord
ExtuOUTH and his squadron arrived in Cawsand
Hay On Friday evening, Mid Wpiild proceed on
their voyriio yesterday. ,Every ship, we have plea•
sure in stating, is full manned to her \:ar Com-
beSittebSUptrlittiiierail icS.
Respecting this Expedition,. we also select the
latest notices from Ahe POrtSmonth and Plymouth
Pit per
PottTsmoupn, JULY' 2.7.--.-The wind having
drifted round to the eastward on ‘Vetinestlay af-
ternoon, Admiral Lord EVAIOUTII with his Syrad-
rOn, Sitiled for Plymouth. :His Lordship will be
joined at that port by the rest of the Expedition,
and proceed immediately fur Gibraltar. Tine whole::
sqirnii on passed :Pcirtland' on Thursday evening,
with a fine ,breeze Irma the N. W. which .conti-
tined sufficient tithe for his Lordship Cu elem. the
Channel.

" Poirmott JuLY 27."-The adverse state of
the wind alone Aterads the departoreof Lord Ex-
motirtt aml his i.tptadron, The Albion, 74, came
in yesterday, and the reMoinder at tbefleet may
be hourly exiled ed from Torbaly, to he joined in
the otling,by he linprednable and Other thips itz
the Sound., The Preparations tire of: the nidst.
complete and fornii(!oble dcJeription„ and every'
otlicer and man on hoard longs with eagerness
for the hour of combat, if such en alternative
should become necessary, It 10 probable, how.
ever, from what we h:tve heard, that negoyiations
will be resorted to la4cions to any ho,,tile mea-
sures. Adniiral iiit.Na twice(' here on Monday,.
in the Leander, and made the neaessary arrange-
ship with Out any 'dal. The Cherokee, 10, Cap"
tain tthtl the Cadmus, 10, Capt. GenoE,
have been added to the fleet."

‘Vitert twenty-ore British ships of war leave

mu coast, 'either to ClllOlCe the just claims of
our country, ,or punish her cuewics for acts of
barbarity and perfidiousness, it would be a species
of seepticisin of which we are not inclined to be
guilty, to doubt .the entire success of these very
able negoewtors, llcaven send them a i;rosperous
voyage, and a happy. return-!

The Paris Papers of the 25th, intimate that the
Emperor
.cal' • AF,nopcoints resolved on War with
Russia,. Austria, and Prussia. •

" Vore 'leaven itie Varlet's a fall

Had we not livel in stanch:rid times, the pre-
Sent aspect of the world must have been consider-
ed as ,very extraordinary. &wipe, after being
racked with internal convulsions for the quarter
of a century, Appears to be challenged to arm once
mote against Africa, and it is at least probable,
that from this new contest, the flame of war maj
spread into the North of Asia, the Southern puts
of which also seem more prone ru hostile than to
peaceful relations..

The Princess of Wiars is, according to the ne-
cottutt in a Flanders Mail, received this morning,
on the eve of returning from Constantinople_to
her residence on Lake Como.
An art ;cle from Ghent describes D. grand boa-fire
made of English Manufactures in, the market-
place there, of which the Editor of the Newspaper
highly approves, thorili heis rather inclined to,
chink that the mob were a l'ttle out of order in
tearing the plotlies off the back , of passengers,
to add to their ,Ruth du fi. We' are precisely of
this liberal Gentleman's opinion, and confess that
we shall equally laud their patriotic proceedings,
should the people about Leipsick burn the British
goods sent over from this country, by public sub-
scription, to cover their nakedness and save them
from d arvu n

This is, however, but another proof of the folly
ktnil mischief of selfish and partial comtnercial re-

There. is ht these Journals a good deal About
ELIQPNit gftAlittlitiNOlS, whoa') our Jacobins were
iodeitvottriog to raise into consequence, and upon
14,495 e appointment to a high command in the Eta-

val-lart Asijeir
sea of a tiew War on the
Mailante I,46.rAutir' fias vietteci this GetitlcOan.

in hii private retreat.

pleasure, that our Stafford-
. ..
Papers received this morning are altogether:
. . .
silent respecting the great andhencral distress
that count}, with the gloorny.'..aCCOMlGS of which:
some Correspondent has furnished- the 'Tinzei
yetvsliaper. We take it for dratited that these
details are unfounded.

ire Copied last week from another paper,
paragraph, stating the serious indispositichi of thp
Right Honourable G. Rose, which we feel sincere
• • • .
, .
pleasure in saying; Was totally destitute of 'pun-
, • .
dation. Mr. Rose was actively engaged in the
discharge of his Magisterial duties at Winchester
last week ; anti we t rust, that not only the County
of Sdutliatriptan, biit the British Empire,
. •• , ;
-
enjoy the benefit of his services.: may long

4,11.1 N rs SLIMIER SMSIONS.

"The .I',lessions for this County wel4 opened on

Monday morning.
(' The Chair• havinfr, become Vacant by the ele»•
cation of Sir JANIEm BURROUGIt to the Court ot•
Common Pleas, Lord FtTznAlta is proposed, that
the night I-lon. WM. STO AG ES' BoU RN Ebe reqoesta
eel to fill that station.

.4 The Hon and Rev. Archdeacon LEGGE se•
conded jite.inotion.

r. STUOOES HOU ANS stated, that he was
not altogether unawareof the honour intended
hitn.by the gentlemen, hiving received .tt request
to that purport front alarge portion of the Magic'
tracy of the county ; that he was sensible Irow
inadequately he should discharge the duties of the
important compared to his worthy and
Learned-Friend Sir JAS. liunaoucti, who hati for
a. considerable period filled the
,Chair to the Satis-
faction and advantage of' the county ; and that
nothing ,but a sense of duty -%.601(1 have induced
him to accept so important an office; and in '")
accepting it., liedOubted not-but be should have
tbe-t4stiiilanee-yt:7-144 brother Magistrates, and
he
should rely on the hdnout and e,inclour of Ihu
gcmicittot 'of the bar.

"'The Right Hon. G-ottG ROSH said, he ""*"
gratnlated the County on their choice ; " vv"•
ttrli asittred that the important tluties attilt="l
the station wiltild be discharged with a 7 c'd aTt'
ability worthy of the fight Hon. Gensleman, 0"",
heneeittl to the ttirilintinity; .rtud said, t!lat 116
,
:was thoroughly corti,ilierti,, 'that nottliug hitt ""
imperious sense of ditty yi(entici have induced 4N11..
'Sturges BOurne to have accepted the office.
" The that'll:3 of the Bench were ented
lion.. Mr. Justice UURROVOIL late Chairman of
this County Sessions', for his most upright', able!'
zealous, and constant performance of all hii Va 4
riot's anti mostimportant duties of the Clidir."

BARNE.T,•TIIS ESSHX l'lttn.sTßlAN.—"Th#
weather yesterday iatioced numbers of sVec"-
tors to resort to East Haar, to witness the'con""
'tined exertions Of BAttNar, who keeps steaclY
to hii undertaking, and this morning accomplish-
ed'his 702(1 mile.

• The Paitzcz REGEMT leaves townilext teekt
or the following, au a visit to the \Nlaitlo's "
‘
Marchioness of lIERTFOUD, at Ragley flail, I.Var#
The Princess CLIARLOTTR has received v. •-.-
tt,
the-course of the week from the Duchess of r
kr
the Dukes of KENT and CA:kflinlDG6. 1/1c
concerned to ;ay; her Royal ilikitness
confined. to her private aparttneuts.at Calatt:6l.`
hoSuasett.trtlaytl;- Duke of ORr.RApts i
to the PRINCE RPGNT, at Carlton-house. .•..
Yesterday the Dukes of fora. and cumnsi.,.
LAND' Vilited the Pattkice.
The Doke and Duchess of. (.4v‘,tirattLmill 3f
tended Divine Service yesterday .the Cl'4l/e
Royal St. James's Pahtec.'
ns
O his respects
Yesterday
.the Dlieliess of YORE-. •attentiel-:Yel.i,
vine Service at Whitehall Chapel.. Her l
Highness shortly afterlards left town for Wt"' l•.
ear. on a visit to. the (brat; and Pit>secssEs•
I.ler-MAJcs-ry has issued ciitts-, of invitation '6
a numerous and grand party on. the Mit of Au,
gast„...at. .lter rhice, to celebrate the PalNce RN-
ai NT's birth-day.
‘7;isconot AIRLVELLE left town this.rnornifig it l
a visit for a few days ta Edinburgh.
The 'Martinis of A'Not.atieA will. give a 1417'0'1,-eta'
tertainment- to-morrow, at his matt)ion it) 06—
lington-street, to the Nitwit RebRNT, .'francs
ESTRRHALY, and several other- persons of

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tinction.
S•••i
r ifr.
IIOMAS AIAITLAND was-expected at Malta
on the 25th June. •
The last accounts from the Mediterranean state'
that the harvest has been very ahund.int oa }lle
northern shores of the Black Stir; ,+ +{t a green
number of vessels, laden with gplin, have arrives
at Malta from Odessa, to look mit for markets
in
the Mediterranean for the diiposal of their carg"";
The apprehension of scarcity is now in Brea"
degree diminished by the exuberance of the sou'
them territories of the Russian empire.
The Princess Amelia', for China, sailed fro"
St. Helen's on Friday morning-, takeo
up purposely to convey'home the numerous I.4as_f,
cars who have beet!_so tong begginc
of fife Aletropolis,' tine must 'abject state
wretchedness and want, the street!