The Sun.
London, England, 1816-01-09 00:00:00

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I"thing fileilier has transpired respectlng t..
flight or conceirldr-n't of LA va Lei Ts. Ills brave
iel Prising wife, it is said; bus been promised her
liberty as soon as it shall ht fallyaicertaiucclt t. her
~ • t
law.shanrl
i s either
,Irhtavti.et beyond.
i) et heenr:Tret the
.I!4'‘d of
the husband's criminality, or whatever spate of
legal responsibility she,may have incurred hy her
al teth pt to promote his escapei, there is nob't-A,
does not view her conploct as morally 1,„,.,1 of
admiration. NVe do not trust much to the reports
her -being in an ill state of health. The energy
of
mind which she has displayed, and which has been
kept', in'• powerful action by the consciousness of
success, must, in all probability, have overcall
hit:bodily ailments, at least for the time.
The false report of M. LAVALETTICS "ving
been Seen at Brusseli originated, it appears, in "3
artifice of the notorious EXCELMANS,-Wilo, like Se"
.veral other proscribed French traitors, has been in'
dulged %vith an asylum in that city. FAcgi•:"''s
supped one !sight at a coffPehouse, in Brussels!
with two officers, who appeared, from their tint'
tortes and honorary distinction', to be Prussians.
'flue imriortance the little party ;:ssumed, did °a
fail t 0 attract the notice of the Usual. 1--shors. NOll6,
however, deemed theinsel vet sufficiently wiLreanteil
to ask any questions respecting t hem. Next morn-.
ing EXCELMANS W 55 at the coffee-room
earlier
than usual, and as no one pretended to
quire who his companions of the previous eyenin4
were, he himself led the conversation to. the r•InK
and tinaiitv 'of. his two friends, and at 'roe'
plainly declared, that his two companions were.
14, AVALETTE and a Collfide,l63l friend, in the (lb-
gitiie' of. Priisslati offi,.eri. The spav was
ed., and several letters were sent Otf the sameto night
Paris, announcing the intelligence. la( 11":
course of a day.or two it WeS akeertained, i
a correct description Uf.6,t'vit.orre's person:
tpiothseeirl:ciiirpcouirsttlalencpTiplte"tOfEßxeriElsl;7l4l7e='"l:'
amuse himself with their easy creduii:y, or '6lll
a view 'of serving a friend and brother kneel'
•partiit.

13itgAD.---Acconling.(o the Assize Tables lately
in me, the:, ?flu. of „ibeQuartyrn Loaf IVllvateni
froln the' present itntement of Elotfr, would 04
have excettleil ;Id. for the following week.

Letters from Paris of the. 3,1 instant WO°
is yesterday. They contain.nothing of a.(leci'l'lt
ioterast . except it he th it the Dahl. of Wi,.t.t.ttAl'
ToN has, at the instance, i; is suppilsed, ut tt,s!
French Gwernment, agreed to contione
British troops 'in the vicinity of Paris for some,
time
disagrees et
the °t etas of sevriarof our reeinr;•nts, who "f
hoped to return' to fil,t domestic eljoymenss
their nan country. llowever a ihort time 10,
teeoneiled theta to the new arrangements :
in order to render the deviation from their 0111
habits as little sensible as- possible, h,,,nonst
several of them have contrived to procure 10""
England a pack of staunch harriers,, and 010
.good houtets, for their.diversiOn thtoughoot tb.
season.
. The dismissal of. POLICY-1E is said *to haw hcen
accorded by the Due tre RictlatAku,:in the ,opts
Of softening or disuniting the opposers Of hit le
vourite
Extract of a letter dated Gnernsey, Deconher
27,1815 :7-.TheYrenelt Marshal Ganuculr
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oe of 'those itt the list to be arrested:" hat kerb
here, and sailed for ,N.aih' America alront due
weeks ago, op board the Brothers, littoWs; , master!
Thu Surveyar General -and of Works Bre
•about to soritey all the Royal P.daces. They hake: •
commenced with Windior Castle, and Will In':
'eyed with it during the QUEEN'S abcerree st
Brighton. •
.The Xing's.Mews, in Charing-cross, is under'
going. a thorough repair.
The Bishoprick of Basle, whielt is now mu •tt.
to the Canton of "Berne, contains Ct 2,000 lob°.,
,itlts ems.
the-eity of Amsterdam, during the year 1815,
the number of rettister
ed births was- 7030, vlis'
stales, and 3588 fenittles •,of deaths, 70471'
-of marriages, 19G3.; and divOrces, 14.
retract Of it letter from Cuxhaven„ dated
comber -31 :—" The ino4 dremlful horde's"
have ever witnessed we had hers: yesterday after.
noon ;. wind at North. %The Sarhour full spilt'
ping, and the gale threatening their.toial thstruv
tion, as their ive:ght tore up the woollen piles id
.Which they were fastened at the ()11iii:, and ins")
of them went adrift. • I 'ant happy to add, that tit',
,
damage done to eight or ten vessels, goes no fad'
titer than some of their sternends!brokelti;-°"1
lost her howsptit, and others broke their ruddels
a great many parted trom.their cables."
. Wednesday last, a numerous meeting of theirs
habitants of Glasgow tctoit place in. the Trade
Hall; to take into consideration the persecutio
of thrifrotest.atv in rtan,-:e. They. entered hii
several resolittioni, expressive or their ab„„rrenc
of religious ver,ectition, and ordered thern,to b
transmitted to Iris IlditiSty!S GOvernment.
;Wednesday, the 'light Hon; DAVID ItroTLi
Lad Justice Clerk of Scotland, .was iadatittf
Lord: ltcctor of the Univers'ity,Of Glasgow.
PLOUGH MONDAY.—Yesterday being 0014
Attitithry, according to custom, the Lfoan Iklavo
held a Court of Aideilllen • at'. Gttildhall, for d
purpose of swearing in the Common Councilme
and to receive the presentments of the fliffe''c
Wards Inquests, some
.of whom made preset
Anent., of a nititance„ long complained of in titre'
near the Royal Exchange, of stage
,ami haekn,
Coaches blocking up,the street, and not leavi'
a passage of eight feet between eaelt, as she A
(tweets. The inquest of 'Sr. Andrew!s, liutbuv
likewise backed liter presentment, by elanni
their ancient privilege of being exempted irs
serving upon any other Jury but -an ingites t ,
lu
and a Granter's Jt'iry, which the Lou) .i'diot
proot4etl to tzdie notice of accordingly..-