The Sun. — London, England, 1813-05-03 00:00:00

Ile KIXG'S TllEA'l [U . rfortnanees, at this.The,;tre ‘vere loter. )11 §atnrday evening, by a vcry scriuus ire, proceeding apparently from a. call, 'art of the audience, for the re-appearance '.A.ll"t , who has withdrawn llcr services Theatre, on account of the nonpayment rrears. Ty early part of the performance, a few !re heard,, which increased us the.per- proceeded, to calls of" Off, off TAY - lager !" but no notice was taken of, thew, anal') dropped amidst a tumult of noise, Meted the latter part of the piece quite inn grew still. wore violent when the cur-- again, and at that part of the piece when was strewed with the dead French sol- disturbance appeared behind the scenes, Aforivance was stopped. • The audience 8 Point stormed the stage, the trees and mtaias nun• began to shake"; the dead started up, and joined their comp -11,1.8, while the dancers fled like a flock of shelter on . the most rocky etninen ?,reneb soldiers began to give way, and the n in black forming a complete contrast, 9p their advantage, extended on the , ere, the drop fell, and was rent to pieces, 'nee discovered the victors, who were licered. aeurm now, for the first time, came for -lurteanded by the storming party, and 41f ' difficulty was at length heard. He thus 'tile, audience ! f" 44 4fietitlemen—in the absence of the Manager, • '" 44 ( What are the toices caned " CATALAN 1 ." lie bowed, silence was again obtained, he proceed but the aeclience interNred, and in tlte anpearance or Mr. TaYLoa. :!atleintin again obtained silence, and . the Manager's name, requested to know al'e of .the HOuse, when the following and answers took place between a Gen ti)e Pit and him. - • `cittalani not here?--A. Becaitie she has mit hien ` te ars of salary. ilts she not,h.;en paidter salary Owing to the of the concern. Catalani and Angiolini must both be brought chang e in the mantviernont must take place ; and fail to state so to Mr, Tayler. Tierce; seemed somewhat appeased , and :lentatt desired to know if the Ballet Th eee d , ‘oi c l i was approved of; but tint; for this purpose, he was recalled by tan in the Pit, who spoke as follows : NA hate now relined fair Mr. Taylor, I;ut it is acre' ni, as his rcprcsentative, should account for your q this night ; and I reqUite of you, in name ot the the inoSt ample and ; humbl e apolivv• for the tr gross contempt ,you h av e - evinced lotaV e aThre, in refusing to notice hie calls for the ;Yo,nr. stage was stormed, and von, I-may say, Pt 1 , 1.1% neither, Si r, will it be sufficient to it mutt appear in all the public prints, NaVvq, Ithlanta ythi,,,7l,%wv I independence of- a Mrittsb ill never a ll ow t h e i r r i g ht s to be tit•Aaniuti ons, find the tvttt ing of tints and sliii•fx, and 'calls of " tiiis speech, while, tile orator Apolog y, glided over opology," PA anon r f " e sta,ge. •vetired to the t ' l e.stage, and the Route, continued Itilectitig that' the terms of the apology t! , ing*. ',phis Was interrupted by a nerd, at first appeared. an alarming eiretn . parry 01 - the Guards entered from the e stage and chat•ged bayonets. The mi tre much agitated in ale second' act of and extraordinary ballet. The drfeat of s.oldiers was not surprising, but an nt. with British threatened to he more A general scot ley and many individual aggies took' place ; the soldiers were in many ins'iances disarmed, and the nms ayonets thrown into the orchestra, front ; band had made,an early and precipitate in others a sort of parole was taktn, the 'tinning his musket went to the right Side 'ge, and did not further interfere. .111anation at len g th took place, and Mr. .b came forward on the stage, 'and . said : Q11:1 Gcntlamen, an explanation has now taken sit was not with Captain Wilm's knowledge that brought rtpnn the stage ; hnt we have not. : dOsi order they did come, and presume to charge. SStire.yon, C a pt. MI LT K . meant no injury, and the of In a appearance was to withdraw the soldiers, el!t their interference." iiißtVelr 'Was received witli reiterated accia- pul to all appearance every thing was (I ' l 4 the Ballet was-to proceed ; and , while ' c Ntion of this, the audience began rod '''. Off, off." This order was tristantly Itlie Gentlemen victors, but one person Iti kn, stubborn part; and remained alone ' t al-le• The groans and hisses were uni `.t he snapped . his fingers at the audience r At. contemptuous manner, and went so gesttnes, and display an indecent to wilich none but the dregs of society ,t titbit of descending. Lie had scarcely 'tie sine, when " Blackguard, turn him resounded, which be replied to hy re cite stage in the same insulting manner. Anmediately seized, and' after being very was brought by force to the very :he sta ge , an d ot teel l upon leis bare knees , ardon of the audience, but no Sound es lips, . INlcatab-, after repeated attempts, was at 'Card in preference to Mr. COATES, who ?" d res's them. Mr.'lC.lNNAtan b ' e , s a nd timtlmen, J e ' t af The - present straggle has been to obtain a 1 . - ,f - I , agy from the young nittS) who had so grossly '"". 1 Wieve he is in a gad Of inebriety, and Will not atiologize, bat I ant sure he must he thjuls betvill,. oat the morning's rentetion, imblte umuner of expressing it.' Nehitu, n ame / l i m p , w a s called from every and when silence was obtained, Mr. en4l-..... "0 no r i q,; t • -an fo r When h w non, it d e t itaw• n. th toe aa> to ;my 'one among came forniard, and nia!le se - Priptii• amid •groaOS, hisses„ and every co otampteous treatment, toaddress the would not - listen :to a line be had to afrer a 'considerable deal of was'fOreeil from the stage. ipanY now began to depart, ..antl. thus . enisitecitone a Most extraordinary and tp__ most Uncut:sting Balleta in its . ohject, traps ever was exhibitteOtiitiiettlge. rtog.AN" cArtouc, DILL. Ma. CANNING'S'SUPPLEMENTABX CLAUSES. (n.)-6LAU-SiS. I'aSTECTING DU COMSIII3TON• VOIt Tilt' LoI7ALTY OF PERS6II3 TO 'I3E APPOINTED BISHOPS OR VICARS APOSTOLIC. And whereas it is expedient that further pre.; caution should be token for ascertaining, to the satisfaction of his Majety, his •heirs.and succe.s4 .sons, the loyalty of every person professing the Reiman - Catholic religion; vho shall, at ahy time, be nominated, elected, or appointed to exercise or discharge any Episcopal ,fluties or functions, within the .United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland: . ..... .Be it therefore further :nmeted, That the and such, other person and persons, as, shall from time be appointed by his Majesty,. his heirs and successor:, in manner hereinafter mentioned, shall be, and - the same are hereby inulintedtainmissioners for the purposes of this present Act, so far. as the sane respects Great Bri tain ; and that they shall lodd their offices during good behaviour, and shall be removable upon an Address of either house of Parliament.' And lie it further enacted, .That if any person hereby appointed a' Commissioner as 'aforesaid, or who shall be hereafterappointed a Commis sioner for this present Act, so -far as the same re spects Great Britain, shall depart .this Me, or shall decline to act in the said Commission, or shall go to reside out of the UnitedKingdoni, theo, and in every such case, it shall and way be lawful for his Maiesty, his heirs and successors, by warrant una der the Sign Manna!, to appoint nay Lay Peer of England or Scotland, prOfesing thQltOntan Catho lic Religion, or if there shall -be no such Peer of full age, and within the United Kingdom, then such Lay Commoner of England'or Scotland, pro fessing the Roman Catholic Religion, who shall be possessed of a freeliold,estate in land, 'of hot less than one thousand pounds a-year- in, Great Madill, as his Majesty, his heirs and snecessots, shall think fit, to be a Commissioner in the room or stead of the Commissioner' so dying, or declin ing to act,, or going to reside out of the United Kingdom., Antt'be it further enacted, That the''Commis sioners herebyappointed, and every CoMmissioner to be hereafter under this Act appointed, for Great Thitain:shall, before they ,shall respeetively take on themselves the execution of the powers and au- , thorities hereby vested in them, make and sub scribe the Oath first herein before prescribed to be taken, by all per Sons prbfessing,thc Roman Catholic Religion, and also the folloWhig Oath " I A. B. do swear, that I will, without favour or affection, hatred' or malice, truly and impar tially, and according to the best of my skill and judgment, execute and ,perform the' powers, au thorities, and duties of. a CoMmissioner, vested in me under . utld by virtue of an Act mace in the 53d year of the reign-of his Majesty King George the Third, intitled r Ai Act for the further Relief of Roman Catholics in Great Britain -and Ireland ; and that I will not', directly or indirectly, publish, disclose, or make known to any . one,. save as by the said Act directed, 'any matter or thing, What soever, which shall come to my knowledge, by realon or in consequence my 'being a Com Mi ssioner under the said Act, excepting only such matters or things as 41 persons taking the Oath by the said Act first prescribed to lie taken, are thereby bound to disclose ;" and that the said Oaths shall and may be taken in. any of his Majesty's L'ourts of Chancery, King's Bench, Comthon .PleaS, or. Exchequer at West minster, and shall remain of record in;, the said Court. , - And it is hereby further enacted, That the said Commissioners may, from time to time, make such regulations'to be binding an theinselves, for all. purposes incident. to the discharge of their office , as they shall think proper ; and that, for effecting. the purposes aforesaid; it shall he laWful .for the said Commissioners, or a majority of them, to alp-. point a Secretary to he resident, in London; anti that for discharging the expense of the said com mission, and paying the salary of the Secretary of the same, the Lords , Commissioners of his Ma jesty's TreaSury shall issue oat.of the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain, the annual:s=ol to the Secretary of the said Collltilissiollers, to be applied for the purposes of the said Commission, as the said Commissioners shall from time to time direct ; and such Secretary shall, and he is hereby required, before be acts in the execution, of his office, to take and subscribe before two or more of the said 'Commissioners (who are hereby , authorised andempowered to administer the same) the Oath, first hereinbefore prescribed to be taken, and also the following Oath , " I, A. B. do 'hereby swear, that I will, accord lug to the best of• my skill and knowledge, faith , fully executekthe office of Secretary to the COM misiion appointed by an Act of the 53d year of the reign of. his present: Majesty, intitled, An Act for the farther ilelief of Roman , Catholics in Great Britain and Ireland ;' .and that I will not publish, disclose, or make known, 'to any . person or persons whomsoever, save as by the said Act directed, any matter m' thing whatsoever which shall come to my knoiyledge, by reason of the said Office, excepting only such.matters or things as all persons taking the Oath by the said Act first pre ser;bed - to be taken are thereby bound to dis close." 'And it is hereby further enacted, That the said Secretary shall be removable at' the pleasure of the said Commissioners, or the major part of them ; and that, ..on every appointment of a new Secre tary, the same shall he notified by the ,:aid Coin ruission.ers to one: of his' Majesty's Principal 'Se, cretarles of State. And be it further enacted, That from and after of this Act, every, person in holy lle t p h r e ol .l. e 36 4l l l:g ig the lidffiati Catholic religion, wh ° os t li r a s li at any time betunithrited, elected or appointed, ac cording to-the usages of the Roman Catholic church, to exer cise Or 'iliseharge any Episcopal duties or functions ii (great 136 shall, In..fore he assumes t h e exerc i s e a sucli,lfiscotial cltltie. or,funetioos, make known such his nonation electron', , electio,"or b'y mi wr iting under hit haat), to the Sc.: Y cretary pct v t oidcommi§sioners', who shall irmae- I diately give information Una eof-to the s aid m6tioners, and the ,§0.41 Col)4l4li.SQl),ei s ti 514111 ivithhisix weeks after reeeivtig sitdb intoralAtion; transmit the sanw by writing; tinder theirrespec tive handsand seals, to one of his Majesty's Prin cipal Secretaries of State ; and shall, at the same time certify, in form and mannerfolloWing, " We do hereby certify and declare, that we do not know or bekieve any thing Which 'tends to ithpeach the loyalty or.peaceable conduct of ," nnleP,s the said Commissioners, or major part of them; shall deem the person, of whose nomination, election, or appointment, they shall hare been so. informed as aforesaid ) to he a person disloyal and disaffected to his 'Majesty, his heirs - and succes. - . .sors, ornot of 4 peaceable conduct in which case, they shall refuse to grunt the saidccrtificate ; and any person . , in whose favour they'shall so refuse to certify, shall be incapable of dischatging or ex erCising any Epicopal duty or foliations 'within the - United Kingdom. And be it further enacted, , That if any person in whose favour the said Commissioners shall so have refused to certify in form and manner afore said, shall nevertheless., assume the. exercise of any Episcopal duties or functions within the United .Kingdom, such person shall be guilty•of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof, shall be sent out of the kingdom, as hereinbefore directed. Provided always, and it is hereby '',further enacted, That the said Commissioners sO refusing to certify in favour of any such person as afore said, shall not, nor shall any one of then►, o►► ac count of such refusal, or by reason thereof; be subject or liable to any action for-damages or other legal , proceeding whatsoever. And be it further enacted, That and such other person and persons, as•shall from time totime be appointed by his Majesty, his heirs, and successors, in manner hereinafter mentioned, shall he, and the same persons are hereby appointed Commissioners for the purposes of this present Act, so far as the sante respects Ireland, and that they shall hold their offices during good behaviour, and shall be removable upon an Address of either House of Parliament. • . And be it further enacted, That if any person hereby appointed a Commissioner as aforesaid, or who 'shall be hereafter appointed a .Commissioner for this present Act, so far as the same respects Ireland, shall 'depart this life, or shall decline to act in the said Commission, or shill go to reside out of the United Kingdom; then and in every such case it shall . and may be lawful for his• M ajesty, his heirs, and successors, by warrant under the Sign Manual, to appoint any Irish Lay Peer. professing the Roman Catholic t eligion ; or if there shall be no such Peer of full age and Within the kingdom, then such. Lay, Commoner, profess ing the Roman Catholic religion*, who shall be pos sessed of a freehold estate in land of not l e ss than One thousand pounds a year is Ireland, asiltis Ma jesty, his heirs and successors, shall think fit to be a Commissioner in the room or stead of the Com missioner so dying, or declining to act, or going. to reside out of the United Kingdom: And be it further enacted, That the Itish Com missioners hereby appointed, and .every Irish Commissioner to be hereafter under this Act ap pointed fur Great Britain, shall, before they shall respectively take on themselves the execution of any of the powers and, authorities hereby vested in them, take 'and subicribe the Oath first herein before prescribed to be taken by alt persons pro fessing the Roman Catholic religion, .and the fol. lowing,Oath . • 1, A. B. do swear, that I will; without, fa vour or affection, hatred or malice, truly and ha-- partially; and according to the best of . my shall and judgment, execute and perform the powers antliwities, and duties of a Commissioner, vested in me under and by vfrtue of 'au Act made in the fifty-third year of the reign of his Majesty King George the Third, : entitled An 'Act for the fur ther "Relief of Roman Catholics in Great Britain and Ireland ;' and that I will not, directly or indi rectly, publish, disclose, or !unite Ipown to any one, save as by the said Act directed, any matter or things wlreh shall come to my knowledge by ,reason or in consequence of my being a Commis sioner, under the said Act, except only welt mat-, ters or things as all' person; taking the Oath by the. said Act first prescribed to be taken, are thereby bound to disclose." And tl►.tt, the said Oath shall and may he taken in any of his .31ajesty's Courts of Chancery, King's Bench, Common Pleas, or Exchequer, in Dublin, and shall remain of record in tl►e said Court. And it is hereby further enacted, That the Said last, mentioned Commissioners may, from tune to time, make such. regulations, to be binding on themselves for all purposes incident to the dis clicrge of their office, us. they shall think proper ; and that, for effecting the purposes aforesaid, it shall be lawful for the said Cohnuissioners, or: a mujprity .tit them,- to'appoint a Seprettult to be rem sident in Dublin ; and that, for discharging the expense of the said CommissiOn, and-paying the Salary of the Seeretary ,the same, the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury shall issue, out of the Consolidated Fund of Great Bri tain, the klinltlal stun of to the Secretary of the said Commissioners, to be ap plied for the purposes of the said Commission, as the said Commissioners shall front time to time direct. And such Secretary- shall, and he is here by required before he acts in - the execution of his office, to take and subscribe, before two or more of the said Commissioners, Who are hereby autho. risen and empowered to administer the same,' the Oath first hereinbetore prevriLed to be taken, and also the following Oath :- 1, A. B. do hereby swear, that, according to the best of my skill and knowledge, 1 will faith fully execute and exercise the office of Secretary to the Irish ConitnisS:on, appointed by an Act of the fifty-third year of the reign of .his present M 4.- je.ity, entitled An Act for. the further Relief of the Roman Catholics in Great Britain and Ire land ;' and that I will not publish; disclose, or make known to any. person or persons whams°, ever, sitve as by the WWI Act directed, any matter or thing whatsoe'rer ai hiclt shstll come to My knowledge by r eason o f the said oilier, excepting only such matters or things 'as all persons taking the Oath by the said 'Act first prescribed to be taken, are thereby botirul diselose." And it is hereby forther enacted,:rhat the said Si erkary shall *be"removable at,thepteasure of the Irish ConintisliOners,- or the major' part of them, and that an every apliointmr4it of a new Se , eitetary the factritt shall be notified by the said Cotilmissione:s to the o.liipt Secretary of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. . And he it fartlier'enacted ) That from and aft , :r. the passing of ibis Act,. every, pet son in Holy Oe ders, professing the Roman Catliolicceligionoviiti. shall at any time: be nominated, elected;.-or.ap-1 pointed, according to the usages of the Roman Cathorie church, to exercise or discharge any Episcopal dne.es ,or functions in Ireland, shall ; before he iassumes the "exercie of any strchiipkz copal duties Or futietidns, thake known such hiS notninatian, eleetion, or appointment,' by Writ. int; under his hand; to the I.3ecretary of the said . Irish Commissioners', who shall immediately gite information thereof to the sTuid irisleCommission. ers ; and the said Irish Commissioners Shall, within' six weeks after receiving such information, transmit, the same by writing, under.their respec tive hands and seals, ti 4 the pri: ci? it Seceetary a the Lord Liententint of Ireland', and shall at the' same time certify in form and manner following : , We 'do hereby eertity and declare, that we du not know or believe any thing, which tends to im peach the loyalty or peaceable Conduct of . ," unless the said Commissioners, or the major part of them, shall deem the person of whose noininatiOn, election, or appointment they shall have been so informed as aforesaid, to be a petsou disloyal and disaffected to lii:lNla jesty, his heirs and successors, or not Of a peace able.conduet ; in which case, they shall, refuse to grant the said certificate; and any person, in whose favoitr they shall so refuse to certify, shall be incapable of exercising any Episcopal duty or function within the United King(). ‘l,nd be it further enacted, That if any person' in whose favour the said Irish Coannission2rs shall so have refused to certify in manner and form afdresaid, shall nevertheless' assume and exercise any Episcopal thmties.or functions within the United Kingdom, such }union shalt be guilty of a Misde meanor, and upon conviction theveof shall be sent out of the kingdom in manner as bereinbelove directed. Provided always, and it is hereby further enacted, That the said Commissioners so refusiog to certify in favour of any person as aforesaid, shall not, nor shall any one of them, on account of such refusal or by reason thereof, be subject or table to any action of damages, or any other legal pro • ceeding whatsoever, o'o be continued.) Colonel DE . Bocx lett the Metropolis very early oil Saturday, attended by kis faithful 'Cossack and the rest of his suite. Previonsly to his de-; parture,, he had the honour of being presenttd the'PRINC3 REGENT ; his Royal Highness con descended to converse with the Cossack by means of his. interpretei, and as a peculiar mark cif ap probation presented him With a black velvet Belt,' sumptuously embo•sed with silver ; n cartouche Box of the same metal, ornamented with the Prince's feathers, and a Sword of tincomuion elegance and highly tempered. 'After he had made his humble obedience to the Royal Donor, the Cossack, at tired in his new decoration, attracted the.attco. tiint of the Public in' an extraordinary manner as he walked the streem He paid his farewell visit to Mr. ACKERNANN in the Strand, %, here the ad= wirahle likeness , of him, which we mentioned in a former paper; bad been.taken, and m bepiosed along to his lodgings in South Molton-street, he was greeted by the populace with universal salu tations. 1 Mr . ; MoitToWs:popular new Comedy of Loc. cAinnm - Is published this day by Messrs. LONG.- :4;IN and Co. Three Thousand Guineas have been offered for a single Picture, painted by °pie end .Rasso//, in the Linttan. Gallery. This Picture, together With all the.othervaftiable Paintings hi the Gal lery, intr.q he gained for the small stun 'of 2/. ss. on Thursday next, the Gth of May, that Collection being the firstdrawn Prize in, the Botanical "'rif lery, fixed by Government to be drawn with the State Lottery on that day, STAMP OM CE.--Th e Commissioners of Stamp; have permitted the Clerks and Stompers to con tinue at Somerset House from 11 to 0, Monday; 3d,Wy;to 7 inorrow, anti from 10 to 9 on Weit nesday, that the.Poblic may not be disappointed in consequence of time great demand for Tickets and Shares in the State Lottery, which begins 011 Thursday next, when every Ticket drawn num be a,Prize, and every Prize,, whether a 20,000/. 10,0001, or any other Vrize, will be.paid in money on ,demand. !nti Of the tie .., • On. AO; . t • iriveti at .1i Th e ,ipted, (,tt Pe' ointeO Llital , 14 ' Franklot 01 i rirhAfir, :bOrg 110,44 , f cw. 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This day's Market had a pretty good supply of prime Beasts, and the show of: Cattle in other ie speets was middling ; Beef and Veal were dearer ; Mutton and Lamb are cheaper ; Pork sold at last price, and the,trade in general was tolerably brisk. The sales in the Hay-market were sotnewbat lively ; Hay, Straw, and Clover, obtained last prices. We annex a correct statement of the prices and numbers . To sink the Offal, per. Stone of filb. Beef, Gs. Oth ,to is. 4d. atton Gs. 4d. to 4th N'eal, 79. thl. to 84.44. Lamb, :is. to is. Gil. Bneli, fis. Oa. to 7 Beasts, 1710'. Sheep and I,:oul.ni, 15,300. Calves, li2o. 26th SMITHFIELD HAV-M Hag, 41 . to 51, ss. Straw, 11. las. to it. ss, Clover. .51. W. to 61 156. Co!vg.tscg,Al.“3 , n, MAY 3.—OUt . Ai - AO:et ltvoi welt supplied Frith 11. 7 heat to-day.ipat-tictuhulyPo' ,-. reign, alutl rednetiOn iu.price.may be note . ii of 2s. to, 3s. per quarter, the supply of Outs will very short, anl t.N., per quiarter thim it is fiay week ; of 13fiviey anti quantity and, being in demnati, the prices last week) Beam' were let Kit wouted,, tirrri 3s. per (limner higher ; Boilin g P ewce natiotaiti their former price ; Grey pe as e h eavy, and downmiards ; Flou t remains tionary. Wheat. Vine ditta ltve - 1341ey NeW Ditto Malt fine ditto 100% , 17: Grei Pcctie - 675, 69; 'A . I 725. 7Si. Tick eatis - I'2 4A. I:4A. tiOs. 74is. - - 341. 39c. C6A. - 7Js. Old ditto Solidi ditto - 7:ls. Fe td t)nts Vine ditto • - Polaitil ditto - SA.. 4 - 2 , Fine ditto - - • l'otatuv ditto •-•,• Rapti Seril 601, 6411. Pine • WI, siicouds . 1(4:141.