The Sun. — London, England, 1813-02-10 00:00:00

cl i!ed the attention of the Hotyte to a meeting h I)nhlin in the last week, at which it was res(-I , r'd that a formal conimanication should be tno de to GoVernmenti statingthe distress experi enced for atuallehange, and the Jrish Government. liqvir:g received accounts from . different, parts of country of the great scarcity of 'silver, he differed from his Right Houunrablefriend (the Chancel lor of the U chequer for England), so far that he tittit be was not willing to discom age the circula tion . ut local tokens - iwlrdand, however lie• cessary it might be .to op} ost theta in ,England., tv heee'a'greater neantity: of a more legitimate cir cnintitn; medium was in circulation. Acting thus, ha elicl not differ front his Right Honourable Friend (the Chancellor of the Exchelier) as he, in stop pint the circulation of local tokens in this coun tiy, did it with a view of throwing discredit on an ior circulating mediumi and the measure that he (V.e. W.•Fit•zgerti'd) had it in contemplation to propose for It land, would not throw discredit Ott a better circulating medium, but on a worse, a it would.gp - 6,0% erthrow the silver notes, or assignatz,, which were current there, out of drew, lation. IE3 opinion was but that of an individu al, hut he had thought it. might be proper to pass an Act to allow local tokens to be issued for Ire land, or to extend the circulation of the local to- . ht. 114 already issued irt. ibis country to treland.--- , The limo for .widch . would proposei•nclt sr incasore should remain in force, With other rircum . btance, lie. thought iv itinp.ceSsary to c\ liiido tie tore the 13iil-waS•brought Mr. WitiTneEAto did 'not doubt was the fault of his own understanding,.,''and - not of-the Honourable Gentleman'S explanation, that Ike did not comprehend the meaniug of what they hadjtot , heard, and he it, therefore excuse him and his friends on that side, if they called for some fur 7 ther explanation. 'The. Honourable Gentleman had told them that he spoke as an individual, but after assuming the office which he had taken upon Itimselt, he could not speak merely as an individu al, lit, ainst speak a:s the Chancellor of the Exelte crier for ,He had :then told them that tltere were notes in circulation' in 'lreland which ,Ite(the Chancellhe: ,of the Exchequer for Ireland) daslgnieed assignats. In order to put these out "of eircailatiois, he .wished to legalise local tokens in heltutd--4.tnit was, to substitute. a metallie note `or for a psper note of band. litre then it . appeared t Ti't The situation of the two conntries was such, that the two State Physicians, the Chancellor of the Exi.,heqw.tr for Lingkind and the Chancellor r,t the Exchequer for Ireland, props. edappOsite..remedies . ,,,and the Chancellor of 'the Lxchentier for. lreltind WAS about to propose. a ineasore which want :right, in the teeth of the weasure f of the Chancelior of the Ptcligguer for England. The Right Jinnourable Gentleman (gr. 'W. Fitigaiald), contended that there was 'more of Jet,iitiirtate Circulating triediurn in this country than in Ireland, and •took it for grunted, that the Chancellor of the 70.;xehequer for Engliend was Mite (1( a supply of a better circulating tnedi7. before the local tokens were nut out of eireu. 'llte.Chatteitilor Of the Exii.hequer for Eng land waS not sure of a better circulating ' medium • by that time heratrtly.Cottjectiired that this would be the ease' at the 'period tcti Witii.th he 'proposed to extend the circulation of the 'lobar tokens. The : period the Right ,Hononrable Gentleman had it in ontemplation 'to propose was, six months. On this, he (Mr, Whitbread) should have to cad Conte observatiov* on a future occasion, and to propose that 'another period should he named, but Hite 'tvottld not speak owthis 'subject at present. — Chancellor of , the EXelteatter for England was wit sore that iii less 'than six month a lesi• iectiOnable circulating inedimn could be procured ; 'be only hoped that by that tine the 11,1 1 ,k , be enabled to supply a better. , lle to htiow if the Honourable -GentleaLto ha4-any plait !n t ; g - c - ,tteti for Ireland, or it what he hattstateil was ru , :Tely 7 aii idea iltritii . tg iii Cris tunic! He thought it desirable :that the two measure, Of the two Ci sit areil,nr.', a the Eilchequer should be in the ' Iloiloc at the stole time, that these' plans, wh,ieh `differed nothinxin principle, hat whieh sv diametrically 'opposite in practice, might be eotrt O trei l ; an khe therefore yiLlied the (hancellor of the'E.:64lepkt , r for England tvonl , l postpone Car. tying his Bill thrnigh the IlJuse till the .Chtm. eellor of the t,Ol - tecein . for Ireland had brought in . Mr. W. ICITZGrx.m..r) wiwitted his exnlanation to . have heeti (~ f. ,trro enuntries, laic 01, , ,erved, wore tban. r iti tbe .btatt of their circulating mennin. hart used the .word :ussignat with. speaking of the .faper now oirett..,' 111;11111,1,' feit the. iroprpdg,,,, ,. e using it, word, ai it had been itriplieil to the eiroulAting medium of Ireland. tvus in putting a'lai'. couktritetion ha.,l said. The weitsure lit had 'spoketi: o c, be c 1 ltti .1;1"011111 be. Very,4C , .lTttthie - to Ire -1:111d. Olt ollt: Appiigatiolk rea., wade to Govel'inuent to permit focal 'l,' 016e11... to e:teillate in W.ltcrfOrti, but they:ll.l , l betm chi' ed rierniit the kinding of a ;%1111'ply silyer tviirioin paying the fluty nu wrought Aver, not beeause tile' : were LOCIII into eom pctiltion tivith the then eireulating. medium, but be vaose rb ia.w did not anthopise their miiiiission.,— Feelitig !itch -4 incrisare ;pi he beneficial, be la acl thought it rrioi.e fair to fay in his claim now to ct right to originate such- n, propoi,ition than to ap.. i lu i es te. W ith . the presept Bill, witiii - au intimitting 'what ha misfit; hereafter feel, himself called Upon . to Aubinit to the 'louse. Some further conversation took place between Mr, Whitbread and Mr. Fitzgerald. The CIIMICZLLOIt of the ExenEtitlEit offered a few rtbservations, after IvWeil the 441 was cOm,- witted for Friday. 'Alt% AVnirt; brapaght op the names of the Com mittee oil the tVey mouth. and MelcoMbe Regis re" Lit iott, which were as roiiow ,S;itfißc.. SirThom4s Fectthcritolt4 ) Etiowics f e ltharti, Esq. Lord Brook, J..iireicson t Es 9. Sir Sir J. I)ailltvuoti 3.114, Samuel Scott, It Morris, John Athini, t, niut Tiinchinhrokti s John Nitrtiklaht, Fo4. >la John Perrti4kr,, R. Shstitov Copard, Esq. J. Aticiwi Wright, Fig. , The Illeallivrs of .The CoMmittee were ,warn, tti. ft/Unlit-nett; ARAI v 1)-1 Corna'il:L 1 Gnern.ey, 1 Jersey. Dut....1 Lie. ban, 3 Gottenburgi,, 1 Waterford. PRACE OF STOCKS 'llll3 PAY AT TWELyg (I ° CLOCK. in 11161. s . • . .58n I !tea. Atin SUN. .fir., Oic1 , 111.: FALSII.II AUDEA ? L N 1) N, WIPI4ESDAY, FEBRUARY iO, 1813. Jamaica Papers reached town, this moraing to the 13tli of Deceinbei•, a dispute had arisen be tween the House of :'o;sernbly and the'Onuncil, the former, alleging that thelatter had made an unwar rantable attack on the privileges of the House of Assembly,,by attempting to amend a Money Bill, whilst the Council contended, • that. the Bill was One Of regulation, and not, of supply. The Gene ral Assembly was soon afterwards prorogued to the 12th Mt. Two siloc!cs 'of an emtli(ln;t r ei.e ware ,felt tit Kinston On ti,c,;il) 41)(11;th o r Denetliber. A Gamma grrived' this morning, with Papers to the 30th ,tilt. - A number of .French troops are stated to bare niArchecl from Madrid in the direction of Vallactoliit and Bur:;o , i, and Josuen, it was said, w;oi,ild - ietout from I Ile ca pital Mt the 23d ult. .iev,eral of his partisaul host taken their fiepatturgfor.Franec. A gi•cat . ter of the French has taken place in thg 'i't'eeft of Bilhoa; but the particulars are notgtentiougd:.. \V this day present to 64 Reackrs a letter from her Royal Highness the .Prineess .of AVALEs to the PRiNCE REGENT. We shall abstain, at pro ept, from inalsin k 4 any observationi' tipon the.,et;ntents of the letter, but we cannot avoid 6cpresSing sincere regret that it has been Published. Ifivlerstand there is 110 foundation for the statettift . iit of two of the enemy's ships having escilped from the Sr We yesterday made wine ole rvat i oi r, upon a Meeting of . Englitth Catholics, which tank place on Montfay last i at the Eitil of Snamstway's, as stated in it Morning .Paper of yesterday. That Paper has this : day contradicted its own st a te men t., upon ,an iutthority deelare..;, the statement to have been " totally :incorrect," It appears, that " no form ot •NtitiOri tti ns :;ettlq((tin that day, no resolutions passed, and t hAt no .tlehate took place, either directly or indirectly, on the subject of the Vete." Another never, tool: place on the following day, when a form of Petition aid sitme nettithition.,' Were greed on. NVe shall offer our sentiments When this Petition atul these Resolutions are promulgated fog the Claims of the Papists as involving a ques tion pregnant with the, ruin or itafety oftbc . Bri» tiblr Constitution, . •. iCtrrnson, EEL 9..:-4ituiday evening the Qin Vii.37.:tar.Tlt and Maay, art ived the: Castle Com„,l4ondon, soon after tighf o'clock. they tank tilt lilting in a tritvelling •fiarriare for about an hour. l i rrinct4,,es tGus TA ,. and Socu mile; on horseback, attended by Lady C. ()NsLnly,..Gett,'Nialk:Nr.its, and:Coi. TAV,OR. Pil INCE It ft' t4T visited thi Prin. cesii Cfixitz.orpts., at'Wiirvticlt Vest,efria'y. the Didt of VoSt44. held 'a 'Military t e'rce, at . his norse.G itar d s . • Thr V.arl of ..'AlotiiB gavo at grand dinner, an , Aiolitlay fast, ; at his house in ,St. Jantees• place, to a aultet party. The fa:shionable 11irs.Ctrii:cm:Opentcl her hone o."l',\lorilla i - n y evening,. "WI-street, 'with• a card party„arlit 1,41)11111,r, • , TI M 1..:4111 (.4 . .Oxvottn openft, 'Nfortimer tfoni:e, in I.l4illtet-place, 1::,t, 104- first time this spawn; with a•F:iititiOtnem , , Ihro . ,, , ,tkirii of the -Ancient. it L:.; said i ltave,rseitt an oirdr of nn. en vig inrni to .Ara. (lame 'MARA,' fit :11tissirt, as Alr.4. 1i1.9.p, - t;1-7Nh,i-4 - tleclined singing any more in Various detachments of the Wal gon. aiid rniantty have arrived this week, Olt rortfittldlith, eioiNirked and many inure, both of . 1.)111 , 0;oons and Infantry, *ill arrivz. in the / c.onrs‹.. of ti r iis week. . . • -' Two cottlytniet of the "Royal Artillery marched into Portsmouth on l ' intriday last,, utple,r the conunand of Captain , : CAMPLILLI, ,1 , 4, and enthmked for the Peninsule. The 29th logintent was to embark for Catliz yesterday, ti.ti will uomplete the embarkation to day. • frhe 43d I,ight infantry wijl embark at Ports mouth, from Byighton-,for the Peninsula, . .• The 2d battalion of the 41st root ? now at Brighton, are expected to atnbark for Atm:deli, where the first battalion has long fieett. Tll4 meeting of the Clergy Akt norliam t on 'Thursday resolved nnanituously to pe tition Parliament again 4t either a consideration or concession of the Catholic Claims. ()n Al„ n d a y lost, it v/as voted in Vestry,. it) the P ar i s h of st, Mmy.le-hotte, to potato)) both Houses of Perlin)swot agoinst the Catholic Cholas. Oct Saturday 111)4 wilt married by special APellto i at Durulalk Ilmise in Irelaud, Lord Visco u nt Po'slititsCouivr, L ' adyloaANcF; .10C14.T/C, 0400: dottaltfigr tho VIA a itonten NAV At NEWS. WYMOUTH i FEB. the , brig Unity, of Guernsey; CHANT, master, front Villa NOya, )vith brandy, %vine, and :cork- wo`od ; the ship Eadta. Tupper, of .jersey, Bnuov, master, frotil Gibraltar, with brandy and Wine; the ship - Low: don Pocket,: of -Gitehisey, D6MIAAILLE, master:) . from Villa Nova end Alicante, with •a cargo isfr brandy and wine, bound to Guernsey . ; and the cutter Hero, of Guernsey, Join FEAsT, master,. frutn Gibraltar, .with a cargo consisting of al- r , muds, grapes,. and raisins ; all which put hyhere for orders, and arc under quarantine.—Sailed from Gibraltar on the 23d 3antkary; in company with a fleet, which consisted of about 30 sail,.Un-' der convoy of his Majesty's ships rindrome..l4! and Dement, which, with the greater part of them, — passed by this port to: the eastward early yestcr 7 , day morning. :The fleet on the passage, expe rienced bad weather, and a few; of them were dispersed. The, Hed'o cuttei, arrived here, is in . a leaky , state ; they have not brought any particular., ncWS • Pot iit here to join convoy the .Sybitle j , WARDS, flow Cork, with brandies for Gnernsey.e Two of the cliasSe inarces t . .h4t )%.;dre:eisifitured few clays since .by his gaiesty's schiyinier .12 row, arrived here yestercjay, and the following are'th'eir names, viz, Le lion Pere, from I urdeaux, with pitch, tar, rosin;,&c. bound to L'Orient and Lei Marie Pairienne, from Bourdeaux, with brandy all(1, wine, bOund coastwise. About .4 .o'clOck yesterday afternoon, a, very large N;coet' (hat. was standing in from the smith, ward for this port; wis captured abont five leagues from ?i.nlee Point;by a brig and lugger priva teer.. 'file Pilots ftom.Cam,and Bay who Saw the capture, and who were about to - proceed to pilot her into this port, giiv , e the intelligence •to the Gkaner _ketch, then laying in Cawsand, but she having on bOard.dis . patehes, her connuander was thereby prevented from going.after tlo Arrived the brig Ann, StvurT, frontLiinerick, with .provisions for this port ; the Larq Vernon, WfllfE, and .ItirmingLcon, Gz7.L , from 11:ales Elizabeth, Pi l tip. - psi front :London ; Goo' States man, NICHOLtS, frpna,nriStol j: and theriis:ance, from'f'almouth.- Came down the 'harbour ,yesterday, puti,, au ehored itt the Slnitul, ,the Cre.weni autt.)?hcrlitt fri gates. yesteraay the ..lchutt,t and Peiicati brigs of war, on separate evoize?.. FALMOUTH, ' FEB. 7.--Arrived this day, the Speedy pacl . .et, Capt. Itonucci, with mails from' Comma, six days. .passage ; the .Princess Mary packet, Capt,Pococti, had arrived ont.on-her pas:. sage froth hence she, picked up a boat having on board thu s 'Captain and part of the crew o f p r ",_ Sian veit,sel tivhiclr foundered a(Sea, they bad been `four days on board, and On their corning on board Clic Packet the. Captian died, Ar rived. the brig' Oriog . from Gibraltar; parted with the fleet twi) 'clays Once, under convoy of, his _Majesty's ship Andromeda, 16 days passage. ynt bull : the Sylvia cutter . , with a Mail and dis patches for Lisbon. This morning arrived his.Majesty!s ship Modeste, di4patebes . from, the riast Indies, with an American frigate in tow. " Sailed his Majesty's brig Rapid, with a fleet of coasters, for Portsmouth and London. PO 111.57.4011T11 FEB. D.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Brazen from Jamaica, apd the following transports from Gibraltar, under convoy at. his . Majesty's ship Dromedary; left tin. ,rtock. 22d 111 t. viz, ffert of the Nile, Providence, fame, Plan trigenet, Charlotte, Briton, Susannah, Caldieot Cas tle, and the Eliza, FRANCIS. s Plifr - ie. , l by hiy..Nlajesty's hip Sultan, with a 'fleet from' alta ; 101 Gthraltar (26111 FF.a. q.--Arrive4l 'Majesty's ship arintvny from the NVestward; Sarah, from pihraltnr, in 17 .days; and the 'front St. 'Miehael's ; they are both bout for the River, It has blown a gale all day, but his 'Majesty's ships, the - tetuvports, and the. • oatward-bnitati, are all treil, except a raw that . have lost anchors and cables. . ' Five o'Cloek.—His liklajelty's ship Sultan bias ilLyt arrived, with a quar}intine ihig dying , she Li from the Mediterranean. At)! Meeting. of the General Board of the Ca tholics (if Ireland, J. J. BURK?,, Esq. of Glinsk; in the Chair, the following 'Noblemen and Gentle men were elected Delcotes' by ballot, to present their : Address to-thePisit4ce, REGENT, and manage the Petitions to' both Houses of Parliament : L r 1 of Final', Lad of Kt n - vire ; Sir Francis G oo k!, Bart. of Old Court; J. J. Burke, of Mask Castle ; Owen Conner, of Ballingar ; Ran atiV.l'Domieii of Dublin ; P. Hussey, of Dingle. it is not true, as stated in the Police account in yesterdaY'6 paper, that L(enry . S4erc, who was examined for passing forged Bankers' cheques, was . the Proprietor of the Stoke. Newington er. ,art ' JAMAICA KINGSTON, OCT. 12.--Two were fell iu this city, the first at past nine o'clock on Stuttlayt I gilt, tat a vartei before three ort MOW They were both accompanied With Wing noise, arAttudidatory 111011011 •. The Spanish. shicip 1-714:eirt), on Saturtitiv`from Porto Rico, 'was ihe 29th ult. off 13,:..tta by au Amer' schooner, of' three guns and 50 like tatting away the slooPs' Piper; and suffered her to proceed fur her desti The Fawn 20 gun ship, Capt, r shored at Port Royal oil Sunday eve recaptured BritiSh ship Perthshire , sailed froni St. John's . , NewfoUndlau Of October, with a cargo of tiPY on' hound to Falmouth'. in this islaut with the ship Uni4in; RENNIE,. 101 and parted with .her off that islani ult. Off Altavela, on the 29th tilt. she fell in with the American prat disurt, GAIMICOMII, taut Eagle, Co: I . oti; and fifty men each,-which enga, shire for upwards of half an ho' was -colapelled to strike. • At the the acticin, Captain M‘Kiscrt, rem wound; and died in a few mintitk ALtAN PRATT. 'As -prIZC-ITlaster , and were put on board of her, with ordl for the first port, in the United Stitt make, but yesterday se'nuigbt, od C' they fell in with the Fawn, which' Perthshire. The Perthshire mounts 12 guns, men.. Mr; WRIGHT, the mate, ' fag= short time after the mailer was wow The 'Lady 111«dison and Sank wer' ~train Charleston, and had made nn ' previous to . the Perthshire. hey cruii.c of the east end of this islaod , tereept the packet. K 1 osl'nM, Dtc. it) }l of the fith West-ludia,regitnen t, his existence on Ai o nday n ight at by_ cutting his throat from ear tf thought, •.that disappointment ,in !Mug the oldest Li eut e n ant lathe . occasion .of his . Committing- the rssh We at;e informed, that in Ann ,, " ti the 3 3 n. h t i e ll- dir'.e:-Tzgli'lnee'altrtih°qstiva her the Itte dteaitul e u rthtj ike, previsly only a depth of siNt B ° 1 , 1 , t , 1 tt.r, there is now a dept h Of. Part of the saute bay, ,where w . as:,l6ol3thums, hotiont he tl V: eet of the eartlisuA, 41 ' 6 P ' with anothcr )itigular. eirennisiv intce . belottgiNg to the ship Pw":.",edirik the. shore at the i ?i a , Phenomenon, felt kri if the übdutai i o ta had a u eca le4 l , limit half a scorching hot. there was'a wo ke from which tlat. pnurous It would appear fro that there must have been the earth Inocuth. CORUNNA MAIL. CORUNNA, 29.—The intclligi circulation that the French had arri' is unfounded, us letters - of the 24th . thing 'new had oecurrednOronly iiy throughourthe whole principality. That they o p ,n ro t b il a c h 2 le 2 , d a t it h i e to y ug iv h e . t w e e , tnay have arr i ve d at i a r r i e n n t o un t b s e u r re . trirhin a league and a half of it. COLIUNNA, JAN. 2 9.-- Letters fro; del Viergo say, that on the 17th, tip . 30 of the enemy's horse, arrived a' vvithoitt doing any injury, left it them the Constitutional iilealde, noaEs, and other persons, a's Ito' payment of the contribution dear city. AN, 26.—1 n the streets of 0; 1 . 1 been a tremendous slaughter` of the to reveuge th'.s sarprize, burned the ' .II 0 1;y persons a; riVettfroin Segovia.. "'""Y French :ro,ips have marched 10.1 the direction of Valladolil 9 1 " 1 t ‘vbeuee, also,' we' are aSsured the ;'';,. was preparing to set oat on tii,:. 23 016 c : IlEttGai Du c. 29.—(in the INt i , Saragossa, proceeding from ValeiKiAP Zdf) carriages of ;dl..cieseripitlotts; ts!'l. a'ld with it hOOO persons, aittotnil!.! teen Counsvilors ui grate, and stunt!" . EO the Alarquisses Of CABAL ,1-2110 i - fr o 510) 14 LeC.,IIET, litany • eant d , }l 0 r " Grill - Lida .auol Seville, oflieers al' " of SPanish Generals,.Treastirers, :Seer of the King, &c. - 6r rtiv All arrived in the most dc f",.. Notwithstanding theintidalitya 1 7, ' exiretue misery ex cited compasll`,;ftittiiiv On the lith left Saragossa for c li iiity, convoy, wall a great part of the c oi a 0 partisans of King Joszeti, ye" tw i t ilit'. l ' Valencia ; others reinaineo, I' ► '''-~ 4 01 orders for !nazi:Mpg were gcnet a i .o.. . o . a, v On the Bth or 9th another 00 4 . i a:1,1, in Saragossa, in which, it wrr' s, : i , atitli,ig SUCHET'S wife, and some 111 02 ‘ , i 0 .0 . 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