The Sun.
London, England, 1816-06-22 00:00:00

is necessary for us to animatlrert.

Turkey seems a prey to disorders itym.any parts.
The power of the Government at the extremities
of this brittle empire is too feeble, and I'achas,
liashaws, 13alok. IlaschiS and Capidschi-Bachis
execute their own pleasures•when they in
defiance of the Sultan IMA usroun. It is 'contra-
dicted that the beud of the Rebid Cu TAU a 7 IlAss
arr
had been sent to adorn the gate of the Seraglio.
lie is still in the ttiounta'ins of Dely-lirtnan, .with
-ss few followers. The Curries have committed
great depretkt ions in Asia, and the Grand Seignor
bas given ordets for their being destroyed.
The Duchesses of ANGOULEME and BERRY
Were nearly Overturned on-the 18th when tiding
aput in the same Coach,

Among the details of the nuptial rejoicings,
.. in Frau( e, there are a number of whimsical
stories, illustrative of the national character.
A little dog belonging to the Princess Caxotasto
whined to follow her' on shore, and the French
'ew'PePurs translate his lamentations into
a very •Pi ow and successful speech, praying
to be taken with his mistress to partake in the
tonheur of France. A parish Curb in a*small vil-
loge first-addresses the Princess with all exhorta-
tion on thr ditties of Mat rimony, and cpneltides by
telling her, thatai: he dares say she is tired of his
preaching., he tvili give het a song. His Reverence
""olinoy, changing his clerical habits,-
be,omes a TrOubadonr, and sings sn much con
c"'ore, the fiiTotint adds, he- could hardly be re-
Craitied from daiwing

41',11 .DoNat: au coons %night ,brolfaht -the
•.,, •
( —"utiz4 ;:übject in a 5 idelong U ay blurt: the

liottii Of 1/Cer;, by that tiouse
should, early in the:next Session of Parirnment,
take into its. cousifkration the pr`upriety of re-
nioving the civil diskibilities which still continue
to press on that Body. The main qtiestiuu wa
scarcely glanced at, and the v'tioletlisensiou turned

III) the expediency or inexpediency of, giving a
.pledgetodo that which 'circumstances 'might ren-
der umvise at the perioi4 and ‘vhich• it was con-
tended was altogether unnecessary, since without
it any Noble Lord could at, a Week's notice bring
the -matter under deliberation. • Theniotion was
negatived by a. Majority :of four, the numbers
being—for it, 69; and against
The Prints devoted. to the, C4ritholiek Interests
have exclaimed against Ike votes by proxy on this
occasion, and ridiculed the idea of a-tnatter being
decided by those who did not hear the debate.—
For
ourselves,, we can scarcely conceive, a subject
'on which the vote by proxy could be more con-
;
SElCHciously given. Human ingenuity could ad-
vance no new argument on the point at issue ;
encl.-unless, indeed, it could be supposed that, the
following decent and convincing illustrations Of
Lord STAN HOPE might have altered the opinions
of any Nobleman who heard them, there was
nothing said in the [louse Wiiich has not been
better said a 'thousand times before. The eccentric
Lord to whom we have ..linded is reported to have
thus advocated the cause of the Roman Catho.
-lieks—perhaps a sensible warning may be gathered
froma foolish speech:—
What was that blessed reto,.i(i much spoken of,' that
the Crown should share, and more than share in the appoint-
' went of Bishop.: ? The admiralile and Wise l'etitiot; rondenin-
'ed by the Noide and Lrirtied Lord, suggested domestic. no-
urination. It that Was rejected, he hoped it Would have a
tendency to unite Catholics, Baptists,lndepeadents, Disien-
! ters, and all. ,What then wouldbeeptue of Nlother Chord)?
•
—(A laugh.)—In England alone, the majority against the.
Established Chtirch was in the proportion of five. to three.
If once the Catholics and Dissenters had the'senie.to Unite;
U what a licking they would give them all !---(A lati;11.)"
We hove the laugh only exists in.the Newspa-.
-per, and that the Speech has no better foundation
• for truly though an excuse might be found for the
Spe,,kei-,. a e have never heard: of an apology
equally valid for those who laughed at what he
•

The Right rlOnourable OE-911,GE CANNING was
this day sworn before two of the
►Lords
sioners into the office of President of the Bo►►rd of
Coutruul for India.

The marriage of the Princess, MARY and the
Duke of GLOUCESTER is postponed trom Tuesday
next, and another day has not yet beep fixed for.
it. It may be delayed, for :three 'weeks, nr
month. The reason is, that great alteratiowl and
improvements-.are to be made at 133phot Park,
which must be completed before the marriage, the:
mansion there being intended for the reception of
the. Royal Cnuple, immediately after the erre--
mony. A considerable number of workmen have
been employed for the last Tii-a order'
of the apartments will be much changed, and the
greater part of them entirely new banished. The
Duke's house in Piccadilly will remain nearly as
it io.—(llerald.)

yr! ri
newisEN, the Princeses AUGUSTA and ELIZA-
BETH,
and the Dike of ct,Attesce, spent the even-
' ing un Thistiday with Larly CitamottNE, at her
House at elicliea. rinitlied to the Qievii's
Pitloce soon after 10 o'clock.
Yesterd4y. the Dukes of SUSSEX and GLOUCES.
TER'paid their respects to her MAJF.STV
PRINCESSEii at the. Queen's' Palace. in the, even ing hey i‘LuFsTv hind a select party.
The PIaNCU IttiGENT took act airing, yesterdat
nn horite!iack, alto! called at the Queett'APiditee to:
visit his Mother end ziisters.
Vesterd:sy Lord CASTLEREAGH had, along
nu-
tlie.,ce of the Put NCI.; li EGENT.
psiileeSti CHAELHTTE atld
IdEoPutil look their osilui mornoig ride in a cur
tick'. (111 Iheir lets n to CotielfOrd Ifolisei they
received AddresNes of bin4l,ll.olatioli. from the
i,f uncy and limbed:lnd, and front.
the towlis of Dundley ond'Atirlboioligh.
()it Wediirsday the, French Court were to visit
the Petit Trianon,

The trial of the 28 conspirators at Patis is ap-
pointed to commence on Wednesday next. -
Seven Polish soldiers have been trittiat Lyons,
for committing several assassinations. One was
executed on the 14th, HMI IST/ti had the iron eol-
lar fastened on them the same (lily. ,The other
four have been recommended to mercy.
Lady EL.tz.kattnt STUART anal the SPANISH AM-
BASSADOR'S Lady, were formally introduced to
the Duchess (.4 BERaY, on Tut:3o4y last, at the
Tuileries.

The mortality increases in the territriry of ita-
,
gitsa, where the nature of the epidemic I;ms not
y, t been determined.
*The Ladies of the Marche deS. Jacobins hi Paris„,
have presented a Petition to the KING, prAyitig
that his Majesty would abolish this'odions
and new christen their market the Medd Caro-
line; or de Verri..

Count Caro ossian Mini ter,
has been recalled from Vienna to reterahnrgh,
Lieut. KOTZEIME tlrriVOi at Rio Janeiro,, nod
was to Sidi front thence on Ins voyage of disco-
very on the 24111 of December.'

The plague rages at Cauca, in the Isle of Cyprus,
;Ind also at Smyrna.
Prince Bt.uestt'a arrived at Carlsbad on the Bth.

The Anniversary of Waterloo has been 'ob-
served with great pomp at AmiteydjM and the
Have.

.SOUTIt AMERICA.
, • ,
ny rue rinsshiOship ciltl;arro-ve ritrna „there
aro letzers r;ort papers to the 22d of February.—
The follftwhig is All -extraet It has been a
miracle that the ship Charlotte ha; atrived'her,,
`since two armed ships-and a brig
.106 i 'Buenos
..Ayres,.eitictly manned with foreigners, English,
Arnericans, &e, were blockading, the port: The
CoMmander of these shipsii-LittowN. an Irishniart,,
and hi 3 second in command is a of
the mime of 4oudnAuT. Before this place they,
made six captures, anionv ;theni the ship 'Giver-.
nes% with 6000 quintals (4:f cocoa on board. They
appeared on the 21st of January, and rent:tilted
t*;; the 28th. They 'Made several attempts to en-
ter the bay and'seize On the gnu-boats, but they
were repelled. The, followiog is the list of met
chant ships which have armed, and are ready to
pursuit of theta, untler the command of
Commodore JAMES, and provisioned for four
monthi

Sliip s.

Palafox -

T:!gle -

The Queen of Angels

Comrlierce

Cunt. Sailors. Soldiers.
.2 of I s pounders 190 '33
18 1
1 24
5 18
20 12

tos 54

. 13
90
2 12
IR 3.
9 19 1•21) ;.r.l
iq
9 12

Nlirierv4 -

(;ci 45

Brig Europe -

120 88

98 20

. Total !QS B)Z4 ,9W
13y the.brig Jean, other letter andpapers hare
arrived Mach state, that an ineffectual attempt hail
Inca made by rite Juntiof Observation, to over-
run) the existing bovetirMent, • and remove Gen.
RON.oxAo, the Director, acid Colonel ALvAllk:ir.,
the Vice-Director. The city volunteers, the
troops' in griirrison, and inhahitantS, are saint to
have defeated this attempt, dissolved the Junta,
and intended to girt: additional Po*ers tct the
Executive.

General flostneAu had concentrated his forces in
Salta, and defeated a corps belonging to PEOtt.A's
army, Which, had adiiinced upon hini. The ad.
vices from Chili state; that the new Captain Ge-
neral Alnacti, who succeeded to Qsorio, persisted
in the old system,. and that his first measttre had
been the confiscation of all property belonging td
the British, amid to inhabit.ints of Buenos Ayres,
whether Spaniards or Creoler;
On the other hand, the,Snanish accounts ri;_zert;
that Gen. "EZUELA had completely deferted the
insurgents under 11(mm:sus on the 26th'and 29th
NoVember. They state the 'ogee of the hitter at
-6200 infantry, and 700' cavalry ; his loss 53 nffi-
cers and 1200 met, killed; ‘ki officer-S. and'. 800
men prisoners, and above 1001) wmindeo. tat:,
Royalist force is represetitcd :).• inferior in hind:.
hers.