The Sun. — London, England, 1813-05-31 00:00:00

1 toneord and unity, to use every exertion, end litaiß every nerve to accomplish that on which Atone a sale and lasting peace can be establish td—the limitation of the overgrown power of NAPOLEON BUONAPARTE.. Lord Wurrworrit, than whom a more able and dfs tiagaished indi v id ua l could not have been se lected,—.one more likely to conciliate all parties, MI advance the mutual interests of the two touatries, is to go to Ireland as Lord Lieutenant. be created an Earl on the occasion. jiir its t . , ith its accustomed regard to . tritth, hitt With t Aevtivo “it ii said," the Morning Chroilicle has vllis ddy stated, • !1" That the confiuct of Sir J. 13. frarren is under censure, having so Prematurely granteit passports to Messrs. GAL ttrot and BAYARD, wlinse diplomatic mission will, doubtless, *we other objects in view upon the Continent, than merely Pacification with England." m , e • assertion relating to our gallant Admiral ''lre believe, totally false :—as for what the : 41 ,_ °loan Democrats, or any of our enemies, have flew on the Continent, 'the Morning Chronicle to he too well informed for us to doubt the ittithenticity of its information ! ! ! In nut' last, as already stated, we exclusively n mted to the public those resolutions of the C a • ti ' °l4 Clergy of Ireland, which prove, that lad the Tij Bi ll, which- was to colciliate all- men, into a law, it would even in the first instance 4 41 ‘ e fa iled in conciliating the Catholick body! !! (lay lay' before our readers an account of ceProccediugs of a most respectable English Ueeting held-at the Earl of SHREWS- Ity' s On Saturday, which arc so oppo- H.ite to the feelings expressed on the other side. If , e water that it is evident there is a complete 1 : 1 , h _ 111 betwee n the Catholicks of the two coun- I M In a ny • future legislati on thi s i m p or t a nt dis c tion ought certainly to be attended to.-••• 9 +ld :tha t consideration 44 bestowed upon the propric e .c l4 ss, which the intemperance of ti - other ea not deserve. We are sorry our limits forbid 'tiler comment at present. Yesterday , 1 Y esterday the QUEEN and the Royal Family 7.4 rd DivMe Worship privately i the Castle, and ?eY af terwards went to Frogmore. %.. ~t testerday the Princess' CHAtLOTTS And the ~ 4 k lie of CAMBRIGGE attended Divine Service at '..t l )e Chapel Royal, St. James's Palace The Serf riati-was preached by the Rev. Dr. ..4 11 1; 117 . 0N . par Princess, ellkui.orTr., after attending Divine vice yesterdq, took an airing, in Hyde Park, . and returned to tve o ' c l ock. Warwick H ouse to dinner, about Yesterday the PRINCE RECENT and his Royal ighness's Household the . R ev. , heard Di v i ne Service by I nd the G. F. - 111.omeatc, Cl er k of the Closet, Rev. L S. CLARKE, the Chaplain, at. Carl '. t an Ho use. , • o Satur daY *l le PRINCE R EGENT took an airing on 1 1, .4 Ro 11d/11d. Vi 41 SeOllllt CASTLER EAGH. acco mpanied yal Highness a short distance. it Yesterday the L orin CuANcsLioit had an au ene of the PRINCE REGENT. eun Saturday ViSeGUIlt CASTLEREAG H and Count , 4s Tta had audience s of the PRINCE REGENT. tt,Vest"day Earl B ATHURST gave K grand dinner Tilttl e PRINCE REGENT and a numerous party. i i t i tt ' r uiay the `'ICE-CIIANCELLORtOOk his seat i ri le Co u n c il Board, for the fi rs t time, there be . g a Ineetillg upon Plantation Appeals. ........,,, a ............_ Oc i 0 . la lro `'e 1 8th a flag of truce arrived at Ham - ki i n' , oraring a letter from BUONAPARTE to th e t 1:4146,4.4 ENMARK, which has been supposed to 1 4 v , 111 ; all tatiningstia, but more probably relate( airit'll;;ntetferenee of the latter .to save Ham- 1 `11)4i - t ,P 14 0 the blood-thirsty revenge of the dis h i'''4Tyrailt. be. ' 344 lth i B PARTE had made offers to h i '"ofirk i f a u° 1A Prussia, i f she would assist "I ) part 4 thid p , 50 400 men ;, and had ...... I ti i i it e , Z r.r liargh to Sweden ; and to Austria, bi :414‘ira lid Dachy of Warsaw, and the 'Tyrol I.'ll4dd join him; Bavaria - would be indein '(l4 il, t•lte,Tyrol.—This is indeed . shinning the t Pri„ cl ''le it is caught. I.; (4 . f r , L What a shameful bar , Th e v. ccoorn men . t l'erit rich troops, now that their . Teinforce -200414,114ve come up form a mass little shoi r .t , of laii;c7,". These are - Ctivided into three armies, l an li t e l , 1 2ti, (l'iti, consisting of the , Itb, fair, i I I titibbwPs, 'and the Young and Old Guards . ; j iro oat., been f tr,,,(, I .,''', t less than 100,000 in number, 1 i llie'Aliat!'Y ac einnulating opposite the position o l_ N , 111 , at Bautzen, under the. personal con qt., . 1) , Ih it e e [ Buonaparte. The second army consi . st_ed_ol itri,„`'"Ps of NEY and LAURISTON, about: 0,00 0 lire "g) 11 10Yin g f rom Torgau upon. the right of liild t , lll es• The third was composed of the troops . . 'lt} -r *r'cl'oß SETIkSTIINI and It EYNIEE, in ail . AO ah t .1 '' • .*--'b y r in the direction Of li e . 1 . IC ling from Magde uI, i Ain . host was intended that Mr. ROSE, jimiiir, should ili„:,Proceeded on his thissioo on Saturday even -1.,.1h,iit it was -postponed. for-11_.iee eartek Sailed last week from Portsmouth Wielluix, with 80 released infirm prisoners. ternutwithstanding the general sosPertsio" of . the q . !k r : ) , t. c artel between this country and America, ,; th' l t l e -mein has consented to the ex' change of _the "" 4 's cr . ' ksh: / , j " .- (-yr, and passengers of his Majesty's late: a" ' ' l ‘ key received: twenty men in lieu 0 k"Jor-Geaer.ll II ti ; , (i)01: lir,4l,,,,Yfouriiiore copper-plates for' forging 1 1 j „,,,, „ t. JAiglaiol Notes ‘vere found by the le - 1 Pa. r k . " e '"Ployed on the canal in the Regent's , e" thr , NAVAL NVW. FIRING OFF THE SCIIEIAYT. *i-Lut:wtcx, MAY 30.—A most tremeintotts firing has been beard here ever. since four o'clock yes. , today evening it continued at intervals all night,' and this morning it was renewed, if possible, with greater vigour, and yet continues, (four o'clock:) it•is supposed to proceed from the Scheldt, or some part of the Dutch coast possibly it may be re joicings on - account of the reported victory, or perh►►ps it is occasioned by an attempt of the Scheldt Fleet to come out. Yesterday morning, early, the Auckland packet, Capt. BRIDGE, and King George, Ctipt. KING, ar-: rived from Heligoland ; the latter has brought a Messenger from the Allied Army, and it is gene-: rally understood, that a great battle hits been fought on the 15th and 16th, -wild' terminated completely in favour of the Russians ; ten pieces of cannon, and several thou Sand prisoners fell into the hands of the Allies, whose cavalry were said to be pursuing the French in all directions. Hamburgb is in possession of the Swedes ; the Danes are said previously to have retired to Al tuna. The Rosario sloop, and Cracker gun-brig, came in last evening, supposed for the purpose of con voying the expedition now repaired for sea at this port. The 25th and 54th Tegiments embark this morning, or to-morrow from Woodbridge. The Lady Francis, Capt. RUTTER, and Auckland, Captain BUDGE, hare taken Friday's mails, and will sail as soon as any breeze springs up, the former for Heligoland, and the latter for Gotten burgh. FIRING ON THE FRENCH COAST. DOVER. MAY 39.---There was a very heavy firing a:;ain on the French Coast yesterday morn ing, which was heard here, at Dell, and at Folk stone. It is said to be a general rejoicing for a victory. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 30..—Yesterday arrived his Majesty's ship Boyne, of 98 guns, Capt. Bußwropt, from off Flushing, to be docked ; Majestic, rate, of 54 guns, Capt. HAYES, from Chat'bam, and will sail for the Coast of America the moment the wind permits. Admiral GRIFFITHS' has hoisted his flag as Port Admiral at Halifax, and •takes his passages with Captain HAyEs. Also arrived the Prote'ctor 14, Lieutenant MIT• CHBLOR, with a large convoy from the Downs. In consequence of the variablc'state of the wind, the outward bound fleets still reinatn, but great hopes are entertained of their proceeding to-mor row ; a number of merchant • vessels from the Downs have joined them this day. NULL, MAY 28.—Arrived the Isabella, %V Aws , from Gefle, last frail' Gottenburgh, from whence she sailed on the 19th inst. with about 50 sail in convoy for England. Capt. WALLis did not know 116 w many were for this port. On the same day a fleet of 230 sail of transports left Gottenburgh for the Baltic with troops. FALMOUTH, MAY 28.—Arrived the Bloodhound gun brig from Plymouth. Sailed the Nymph packet, with a Mail for Gib raltar and Malta ; Duke - of Montrose packet, for Halifax, and the Bloodhound gun brig with a con voy of coasters for Wales ; the Princess Elizabeth packet for Lisbon, and Lady Mary Pelham pac ket fdr Surinam, both with Mails, arc gone into the Roads. N. 13: Since xviiting the above, the Princess Elizabeth packet has received of tiers, and will sail in the course of the night. DEAL, MAY 30.—Sailed the - Tickler cutter on cruize of Flushing. • . - PLYMOUTH, MAY 29.--Sailed the Rota frigate on a cruize ; Tenzer gun-brig with several trans ports under convoy for Cork, having on board the Shropshire Militia; S an Joseph man of war, And LeOnidas frigate on a cruize. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.-Rota, for the Racehorse, Nlary, and L'Espadon, on board, on the 27th inst. ; recalls at 13, Surrey-street, Strand.---Desi: - .'.e, for Lc Braave and the Nieuw‘Hatinung, on her arrival at ..•heerness; recalls at 17, .Throgmorton-street.—Active and Swallow, for Vineentina, La Moctoniso, and ,La Electric-; and Active, for the Pomone, on the 27th inst;; recalls at 12, Clement's Inn.—Ferreter, for the Friends, on the 27th inst. ; recalls as above..-lhe San Josef, Boyne, Bulwark, Arrow, Growler, and Constant, for La Maria Francoise and La Poole lll,tuche, on Wednesillo next, at No. 9, New Broad-street.--'!'heAr rt!ow, for La Maria Jeanne, on hoard, at Plymouth, on Wed nesday next, at No. 9, New Broad street.--. The Galatea, for La Renommee and la Nereids., on Wednesday next, at Mat thias March and. Co.'s, North Wharf, GospOrt ; and there re calk(l.---The Constant for La Marie St. Anne and L'Amiahle Mania, en hoard, at Plymouth, on Wednesday next recalled at No. td, Clement'. Inn. The Caledonia privatcer, of Nassau, bas been captnrc&and carried into Savannah. The Lacedemonian, Capt. JACB.SON, at Ports mouth, takes convoy to the 'West Indies.. The.Ringdoce, Capt. powEas: tttPoitsinouth, takes convoy to North America. The Ardent; Cape.',Cocurr, at Portsmouth, is ortiered to klalitax. he Giario4olll - 4/ori . i!).---in the List of 0 . 4 joiity Whei itited agaihst the Catholic Bill, 'oil sldnday last; the filmic of 3lr. DR4KB tvas accidentally omitted. Saturday, At a general meeting, of - English than Catholics, assembled'at the Earl of Btiltr. - ,i-; BURY'S, whi ch meeting Wa attended by the prin cipal. Nobility, and Gentlemen and LandholderS of England, it was proposed, anti curried by a great majority, that Dr. MILNER, Whose politicS have been so detrimental th the Catholic Emanci pation, does no longer possess the confidence of the Catholics; and as such his pOlities and I.vriting4; either for or against,' }lie to be considered of no authority ; and to convince the world at largeohat Dr. MILNER possesses no politicll power, in his peron as Bishop, over the minds and persons of the English Catholics, they also voted him to be no longer considered a person fit to belong to their Board. We have heard that Dr. Milner, who was present, reftised to acqUiese in the decision of the meeting, which, however, persevered with equal. firmness in carrying their rermlution into effect, and the Reverend Prelate was ultimately thrust out non auditor mantis I A morning paper ) celebrated for its wheel round in favour of the Princessduringthe late discussions, concludes its Opera critique, • which in other re s;-,ects is fulsome enough, with the following para graph : " tiome dark mind, we fed shame in saying, vented its malig,nity, once or twice, •by attempthqr to Lisa. Nobody quid find from what quarter this foul endeavour pro ceeded." • - Arms and accoutrements have been daily em barking at the Tower for a fortnight past ; 250 pieces of heavy ordnance, in divisions, have also been embarked at Woolwich ; Ili also a great supply of entrenching tools. These materials of war are understood to be all intended for the North. • The Galatea, Captain WOODT.EY LOSAC , sailed yesterday from Portsmouth for Lisbon.--Site has taken on board 261,060 L on Government account, and 137,0001. Merchants' money. General Sir G. LEITH and suite ; General WALKER, Captain IN NES, A. D. C. Captain Boonckma, to take the -command of the Myrtle; Captain ARNAUD, of the Portuguese service, and Captain TLINIE, Lieu tenant BEVAN, and Lient. MOLESWIORTH, R. M. to join the Stately, went out in her to Lisbon. A new 74,„ called the Blenheim, was launched this day from the Dock-yard at Deptford, at high water. Several of the Lords of • the Admiralty attended the, ceremony. This vessel is named after that in .which the late Sir THOMAS TRow- BRIDEE was unfortunately lost in the Indian Seas. A new 74 gun ship, culled Le Pithein, was launched on the Ist inst. at Rotterdam. This is the first vessel which has been contracted upon French principles in the dock-yards of Holland. The Gazette of Saturday contains tin account of the evacuation of Castro by the Spaniards, after ti .gallant defence against 13,000 French troops. The whole garrison was brought off, together with many of the inhabitants, by - the active and per severing el oils of Ids Majesty's sloops Lyra, Royalist, and Sparrow. A Jett, named Abraham Stern, of Rubiessow, department . of Lublin, . Grand Duchy of Warsaw. has inverted a machine for calculating the four rites of arithmetie. • The Academy or Watkavir have declared that . .this machine is superior to those of Leibnitz, Pascal, Griflet, and Schott: . Three youmg men of respectable tamiLies in the canton of Lucern, named Roesli, Conrad, and Francis Wiliam!, had mutilated themselves to avoid serving, have been sentenced, with the c9osent of the French Governmelit, to he tran ported to Corsica, and incorporated in a battalion. of pioneers. One of the prisoners committed to Newgate fo robbing the Marchioness of DOwnshire, was de tected in making preparations for his escdpe---1 ladder to scale the walls, and several implements to eirect his purpose, were found concealed in his bed. Mr. Denys, a.Flemish landscape painter, who had been settled many years at Naples, died last month of poison, administered by one of his pu pils. He was regarded by the Italians as one of the first landscape painters ;in Europe, 'and the ordinary price of each of his paintings was 6000 francs. Murat had settled on him a pension of 3000 ducats, and given him a handsome resi dence. A young girl, daughter of Mr. Wood, of Neap's End, Sheffield, gathering berries in the garden, unfortunately fell into the river adjoining, when ter little brother gave the alarm, and the mother coming to the assistance of her offspring, instantly leaped into the water, abut melanCholy to relate, the poor woman sunk to rise no more. Her body was found an hour afterwards. .The child was saved. A large wood in the neighbourhood of. Boor deaux, called the Four Squares, was set on fire in April last. Notwithstanding the titinost efrorts of the people of the commune, the flames destroy-, ed:houses, barns, : rattle, growing crops, and Um ber, along a surface of '22 Mile 3 in extent, and 12 broad. BOW-STREET.—On Saturday, Isabella Jenkinson, alias Laird, underwent a second examination be fore Mr. KINNAIRD, charged with setting up and keeping a Little Go, or Private Lottery, in Short's-gardens, DrarY-lanc, to which the lowest order of society resorted, and were brought to ruin and distress by it. Mr. France attended for the Stamp Office, and very humanely gave up pressing for a conviction against the prisoner, as art incorrigible rogue, on accouneof her advanced age, to which he was entitled, slie having been convicted of a similar offence . some time since; the prisoner was therefore only committed as a rogue and vagabond. John Goodman and Richard Hayword are fully committed for trial at the General Sessions for Canterbury, in July next, on a charge of robbing the Camel bnry Union Bank. • I HORRID MURDER.—L9st . night a dreadful mar- deer was committed upon the body of TttomsoN 13oNtArt, Esq. of Broad-street-bnilding,s, Ofle.Of our most elllirlcUt city merchants. The horrid act was perpetrated at his seat at Chisleburst, Kent. Mis. Bowita also fell a victim to assassination, as we learn by the return to town of Mr. A. COOPER, the Su;geon. We have no room for particulars. - . • • • - lif ktEORO LO ate:lL JO Wilir:4 It: Li N S; ItibTRUMENT Z , IAREfi; ATRAiH44 l'Wrtriontettr• Wtatfikf: • I ' t i . 4 c - .1 .•.. • ii . `, pi .: i 1 ii . ' 1 ; ,4 1 . .:i ''., ,H Vi . O o liko o 2 50 49. ;i3, 47 29 57 .40 Fit; i . Fair 23 32 ii.;. 66. 5 l. .62 .07 F.liiti Rain 21 54 53. 57 !,19 .551 .09 1)6. C wdy 45 52 5U 54 51 .61 .t) 1),c..* Rain. et; 55 43. 55., 44 .tis .06 l)n.t Fait 27 5. 4 55'. I rid. 43 30.11 .r.);0 Fair Du. 29 155 1 60. 67, i 52 .17 --.. I I 1 I .83 Stormy, Cold, 8r aisea P. M . v.ith nay. ail Sto ri:: t Thunder about TnEATriE.--It having been generally announced through the mcdhim of the Newspa pers, that the: Princess of WAr..l , ,s would be at this Theatre'on Sattnday, the Home ii7:l3 tilt onged at an early hour.--The Princes's, however, ,did not arrive till about halt past ten ; she was accompa nied by Colonel ST. LEGEIt and Lady CHARLOTTE, CAMPBELL. When she entered the . box, the au dience stood up and continued cheering her Royal. Highness for several Minutes, with lvhich she seemed to be very much affected, and shed tears in abundance, Her Royal Highness was in mourning. Lady Cu AtmorTE CAMPBELL, her attendant, was decorated with flowers, -a little in the old style, ala Francaise. When the first applause subsided, " (jot( save the King" was called for from the pit ; and was played by the Orcheitra, the vocal performers having mostly left the House. IVIr. WHITBREAD made himself.conspicuous by taking a part in her Royal Highness's box, where be remained some time in conversation. So proud inns this great patriot become of Theatrical. Ex hibitions ! DRuRY-LANE THEATItE.-011 'SatUrday nigl t Venice Preserved : • was revived: Miss SMITH was the Belvidera, and Mr SOWERBY the Jggier, a nd we have seldom seen two performers more out of place.. The youthful softness and tenderness of the heroine are uncongenial with Miss SMITH'S appearance and talents which are better fitted to the representation of the more severe passions. As for the hero, as we do not desire to be severe, we shall say nothing about him. CovsNT GARDEN.—A new Melo-Drame, under the title of The Brazen Bust, .was represented at this Theatre on Saturday. We have not room for the fable, which contains incidents that catch a-strong hold on the feelings, with others of co mic description, which operate as a relief, without obstructing the main purpose. The Piece is As cribed to Mr. CHARLES KEMBLE, who, with his wife, gave it very powerful ,support by their act. it was also much indebted to LISTON, BAR RY:11011E, and EGERTON. The and e.ice testified t hearty assent when it was announced for repeti , tion this evening. The overture does credit to 'l3lsllOP ; it is a spirited and masterly composition.. Couwr OF KING'S BENCH.-v.-Mr. garrison . , whose case we mentioned in detail on Saturday, this moruing,receiveltrioLjodgmeot-4-4.440‘0r, which . was, that he should be imprisoned One I%l9l)th:in the*King's Beuch Prison. Mr. PITT'S Btimit-DAY.----Never was th.! Anni versary' of this great Statesman's Birth celebrated with more enthusiasm hi this city, than it was last evening, at the AVitire Lion. Particulars we must defer till our next. The memory of those two great, men, Mr. PITT and Mr. PERCEVAL, was drank with clue reverence. The Protestant Cause followed, and the Abbot of 'St. Stephen's drew down thunders of applause. We are sure our readers ht this late hour will excuse us from sav ing more. Ample excuses from the Duke of BEAUFORT and our Member, Mr. DAvrsovere read to the Meeting for their non-attendance.—(Bris tot-Jounial, May 29.) Two instances of extraordinary good fortune, by sudden elevation from obscurity to great wealth, have occurcd to persons in the neighbourhood of Stamford, within this month. One is the ease of a man servant of J. Clemcntson, Esq. of Tixover, who by a decree of Chancery, has become heir to property amounting to about 330,0001. the other is that of Mr. Bradshaw, gamekeeper to S. O'Brien, Esq. of Glaston, who by the death of a brother, some years resident in India, has (with another brother, in still humbler circumstances than himself) acquired 30,000/. • - SMITHFIELD MARKET, MAY 31. This day's Market had but a middling supply of prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in genet al was not considerable ; Beef, Mutton, Veal, and Lamb, were cheaper ; Pork sold at last price, and the trade, for the most part, was pretty brisk. The sales in the Hay-market were somewhat live ly ; nay and Straw fetched bettet prices ; Clover has fallen in price. We subjoin an accurate state ment of the prices and numbers : To sink the Offal, per stone of Sib. Beef, ss. ad. to 7s. od. 111titton, 6s. oil. to 7s. 41. Veal, 6s. to 7s. Od. Pork, as. to 7s. Od. Lamb, 7s. to Bs. Od. Beasts, 1780. Sheep and Lambs, 13,700. Calves, 120, Pigs, 240. SMITLIFIELD HAY-MARKET. Hoy, 31. O. to 51. 53. Straw, 11. 161. to 21. Clover, 4L 104. to (3. 54.* 1•7 IN EXCHANGE, MAY 31.—The supply . i of Nirhent to-day was 14-ood,- fine Essex EtladlA! ' 4lO- tailled the price of last week, other descriptions were extremely dun, and rather upon the decline, but no specific alteration ; Oats were plentiful, and 2s. lower ; Barley and Malt were very heavy ; lit:ails of both descriptions are 4s. lower ; and Grey Pease s upport their former price Flu u remains stationary. English tVhent. ti 74. G 7:. - - 295. 345. Gos. 94: 1 ): 4 366:3 14 8::::: leans - ci n ce h r B P e c l a L g n u s 6559. ( F i t " 8 , " Small Tick Beans 8111.—s. Feed Oats - 22A - .9.1%. ritietlitto - - 4i ,k, . P(dand ditto - -8,9 e. Film ditto - • 5iN. Potatoe.ditto Rapt Seed 401. 601. per Last. Fine Flour 106 s. 1 tOs. Seconds tosi. IC.,:vrEit AT LONDt Mu"na, s 7 L4itautts awl . 3 N EVezeing, 33 minutur ►►itcr !; thi; g;tll frl.C~i )I1 in likc pity audit , L o r pio'l oi $llO,, pe(iir] gr&'"' Atie o . p p ift) eats, [l, 415 0041 too); of to 31 Crr. cltd tl' j t y of „rei.t ito .s betO 0 0 " r, ,1 0 1°1 0041‘f Pi° 40. a n itcri oor, a 'l , " 1 t -t V ! l t