The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-07 00:00:00

VItENT I 4 ERS,
titE;Cell/tn tfic),RNING.3

*PARIS, Au&. 3.—The Du'ke of Angoultint kr-
viveti on the 27th at Vichy, for the waters.
Three forestallers of corn at Turin have been
condemned to 3 months' iMprisonment, and Co be
exposed in the public square with a board hung
round their necks, "containing the wads " Mono,
polizers of Corn."
The had weather having condoned till yester-
day, the Vieats-General of the ,Metropolitan
Chapter of Paris have ordered' nine days' devo-
tion, which will commence to•mortow, Suralayy
irt all the; parishes of capital.
As two: men named Gob 4, and J. Ttonssel, Of
• Ville,tlerv6; nepartment of the North, were
limiting a wild boar, Lobe perceiiing a dark body
among the corn, Which he took for the beast, fisejl
stud mortally wounded his companion. Lobe has,
Surrendered himself, and the affair will he decided
before the Tribunals.'

The process ,agt4init the authors of the riots at
'ensues, on the 13th and 14111 of July, has coin-
silenced before the Prevotal Court.

On Tuesday last Swinton was transferred to the
prison of Sainte-Pelogie..
The Duke of 'Wellington, whom tee announced
had returned to Certainty on. the 7th current, wilt
be in Paris on the day ot. the Ftte: of his Majesty
(2f) t h Angus t) .
On the 25th of Stine a number of Spanish res.
sels arrived at Carthagetitt, having hastily cut their
tables and put 'to sea, from Oran. Their flight
Wai occasioned by a report having reached Oran
of the assassination, of the Day of Algiers, and
that his successor had immediately: ordered the era
test of the .Englialt Consul and all she subjects of
that nation. This order- had been executed at
Oran on the 22d of. June, and hail caused great
clam M all the Christians. The Spaniards
put, to sea immediately to avoid the fate of the

Letters from Venice state, that the foreigners
who arrive in that city are not permitted to termein
there longer than three days. Austrian V.ar-
rilon is very numerous,

Private letters from Malta, of very recent date,
state, that the arrangements now ;waking by the
tnglish seem to indicate the intention of evacuating
that island. They are carrying off every thing in
the arsunals, and the. bronze artillery is replaced
by old ironcannon. jhe inhabitants are irritated
since iney '611,,VC besui exelinled from all employ-
silents* The garrison is only 2,400 strong, 'lwo
vessels, One Greek, the other Englfsh, have been
found at sea without any crew on board. Tineei
of blood observed on the latter give reason to pie-
Milne that it has been attacked by pirates laicly
tailed from Timis. .

Letters from Mahon, dated June 6, -.state, thLt
the Dutch have cannonaded the town of Altyleni
tor several days. , The itier. A i
--cuns have hail in)
engagement there, though such a reiwrt %vas c r-
ciliated, The damage pinery ken to _not
tktikkickl by an American frigate, which av:l'i%ed d,is•
masted in Sicily, WO caused by a violent. gale of
wind. The truce between the United State* a,;ti
the Barbary Poivers has expired, and lintice
leeu given to mariners that it probably may not
be renewed.

Manaus, JULY 23.0.-The king is yet at Sate.
don, anti h taking tbe water.. liis Majesty's
bealdt is much imptoved. The king, wishing to
reward all his subjrcts for the efforts which they
displayed in the /struggle against the tyrant Na.
polcon, has granted the patriotic Juntas of La.
4ics established at Madrid, Granada, and Extra.►
tnatioura, under the denomination of Ferdinand
the Vl Itlt, for the 'pur'poses of fitrnisblog clothes
for the Troops, apd utensils for the Hospitals, a
particular decoration, ti hick all the Ladies of these
Juntas will wear.

The monuments of the trine Arts and of Science,
of whieh the French robbed Spain dt:ring the
epoch of their domination, have returned to Ma.
shin Captain WWI charged with tram-
'll°lllo6 thens here. We shall now have the 3.4(18*
tatitisin of seeing itt our Museums these precious
objects, that were supposed to be embarked for
England on board the Dutch frigate Amstett, ac.
cording to the conjectures of some, Journalists,
enemies to the glory anti generosity of Lord Wel-
liugroni whose name will always be cherished by
Spaniards. For the restoration of these objects
we are bulebted to the exertions of the Marquis
of Almenora, who is at Paris.

VistittA, .luty 24.—The dispensations neeets&
wiry for the marriage Of Prince Leopold of the
Two Sicilies with the Arch:lnches, Clementine
having been teeeived the day before yesterday,
the marriage is irrevocably fixed for the 28th of
this month.

it is said that one of the stticies with which
the Count of ezernitscheff was charged was to 13,