The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-12 00:00:00

POLICE. noisfoN,HousE.-67utrles Brown, the Black, - . , who, ' , .ve before stated to haVe been brought before the 1.401 tn M yoK, on e suspicion of Stealing sane' pieces of Scotch Pulicat handkerchijs; yesterday u.n dement a further examination; but still persisting hi. the story he had beforc-. told, 'namely, that he had putt'.ha'scd thern in Sp.,af,sli America, his LOrdship thought it' the better way to diicharge hiln,,raS no. had beep. ;found for, the goods.;---1-le, how ever, ordered the property to be detained for a cer tain time, for. the plirpose of plloNving Oe gentle men tiltradp, Wholleyi±aner to'ght misssuch articles,' an opportunity. of claiming them. • . A yotwgririfth;,wornatt, who hal lftvcd as. -a set - - vant in the houseof a Mr. Davis, in I,&iihard;street,, Wns pqt to the 13ar, charged by a :few, who lod;' , O in the same house; iith robbing-him - of a plain gold ring and two dollars. The Prosecutor stated, th.it he had lo3t a gold ring, and sortie dollarS,ut cetild not say that the ring and . dollais found in the Prisoner's , box, Were thwe had tnisSed.i. 'the Loan MA,volt obServed, that as he could not swear to the property, the woman ; must -bejlischarged ;. bat on Mr. Davis's informing: his .I.4Ordship tharthe prints belonging to ayery tine copy of the Bible which he had, were also found ,in her box, his Lordship sa]d, that as, it was evident she had ,an in clination to be (ilAione:st., she row,t, bc: passed to her parisly in ,Ireland, and an order was made out ,ac cordinl,:,iy. T.7NroN-ITAnr...—Yesterday Thomas Shoff, a la bourer in the EaSt Inciht Coinpany's baggage ware , ' house, was examined, at this °thee, charged on sus- Pieion of ,stealiti i .•; 4 valuable gold seal, the property of General 1. row, Thonlai Martyr, au Agent to the Company, stated, t 114. complaints had 'Mc iy been niatie bypersons ii.. I urning 10 this country, of their having been I,IL. ..(Is.-1,20 whilst in the Company's rchouse. of a suspicion having fallen on the Pri soL,l a ,L-Jr,.'l-warrant had been procpred, and on. t Prisoner's lodgings in Snow's it;l4, p Pity duplicateshad been .nich was one tor a gold-seal. Ge.? havitl4 lately made an application, slat- Ico an article of that description out ‘kfliithi it was lying in .the warehouse, illy , . Intbrrnatiou W 45 Sellt to hirn of the Pri so 1 , .• ..Larencusion. ..)elai Trent attended; :and on sell 'being prOpec..y. .• • , a i • idinnified An* PrkonOr aS 1 • •' , ll w 4;) bad o,ledzol it, The Prisoner was • •• (Li n 5 ,.:.,r. , , „ „ to the . . prospect . oi , toe NV a r oecoming genei - a , t is of great importance that the rowers who may, a6t in concert, and the Public ill g!!lit,:cal, should have clear anti distioa notions of iLi oujeet, and that, the t'ailure of, toe last Cuutedericy . against France should i lk! traced to its trtii: calioe • 'in order We may profit froni past misfortunes, and shape our ft.r 7 . ' tore condo& hy.the lights of e xperience, the, nit* ' . . . , unerring of Al practicA ir nicks. . The 4)1)4:61:of the lastWa? either was or ought to have been Security—the obtea of the Present is or ought to be Security. ' .1:1) 'danger now proceeds from the same quarter that it ,did then, but they differ widely in cliara6ter.' 'The french Revoluiion was an event new . in politics, and pregnant with evils,. which Society, front the period of its (trst or : ganization, had never l)efore experienced.: , When a Nation, and especially , such a Nation as. France, situated in the heart of lAtrOpe, whose every act and every .Word was felt in the' most distant members, , . . of the Cornmonwealth, tore to pieces at once all the A few days since'a , warrant Was issued by the ties of duty, of fidelity, and subordination . ; when it Alagistrato of ',Kent to search tite sluip;of- , a no, declared its lavv'ful Sovereign to be an Usurper; when, toriotts- - 4eller of light bread 'in the neighbourhood , by the saute aci of ;, - iolencv:,,.it snspended Ernetheir of Novv.peptliird. Upon the approach of the Officers fundions all the Constitu ted Authorities of titO the balier prectired , a number of friends,„,when the ' ' State, and announced, for an hicietinite period, a ge wile, tore the light °bread to piect-s, and the rest of' tW.Cuaipiiny,hUtitied tis! Officers in ,a very riotous, - neralinterregnurn of the,. laws; WilCa, lu t,41')4 state' ' of frightful anarchy, it arrogated to itself tne soVe manner. 'Div, baiter was afterwards' brought' before ' reignty, and in order to fill up the dreadful abyss it the 'Magistrates.vad tined4tP for the obstruCtion ; had just dug, get an incapable ,4ssel' l . l PIY. a 4.enoa* 444 his offici , Aas frientli Were bdund over to the SesSiOni. , : acigues fully thousand tiinnicipal tyrarits, an' litin- Cirect.thonsand clubs, and, fotir millions of 'armed A few days hince, when Mr. Lie:A - Nut* Wag Otlt a men, reign in. itS name; when, it i abolislied all' the. 4-100tingat,Lor,iMA \'' ,4 AtlISJ in ESSCX) and about ' distin4ions of rank, violated every specieS of prO tO.'charge h'is piq • aft 6 r.,.shOotit.,lg a' Partritifki the perty, annihilated itidividnal 'freedom, liberated' li 'charge uf powder, hy some tinaccoeutable accident, self from, ever iihroitip in his hand, and inade it a m t.,,, i t s hocking commercial obligation, 'and stibstil' iairiC". • . - - Cut in the place of specic!' a irronstrous quatitity'of di -.c.redited r paner ; 'when it suffered the grt:`•ate hOtv '..' XeSterday evening, about seitri o'Clock, a . Ito -.'-. t ''' ~. '" • ir i , I • Ilii b 0,1?: • 145 PilpUtP,S . , tt , atelproStjtOted the presS' to ,in F„aig s 7 head-conrt, near Shoe-lane, fell clown with the defence ot its eitoriniiiei ; 'when it robbed the 4 1,1 -, , ,. 1-w1 ,3 0;1 , . --, cr-6h. ' 6 -es`H!' l.ol Pers9m viers l'a.''' ;ln g.. i'licll of hiS last ltepe, and bsike'doWn the. only. re at die tittle, but, from tlit. fortunate cirelunstanee ot ros ,i n i i, ,, 44 ii„,ll which o r 4 vet itea i-t t xti overflow of tly! hulldia,; failing:fp:wards, they, escaped ,without crim,e, by, publidy iletttlibk all religious ideas, . and li`"rY• 'l'i'e hf "i':C. 11.1rmts 4 °Ile: 6141 rang° 1114 ' have troitr c ling every fli`ni,,,B,.boy ' tinder -foot ; whz , ,n, k' ';_•''t I " . `''''`Y cimv" . 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After they escaped frcnn Botany Bly tliey served on board several Ships on the Expolit to' 14;ypt, acid aftel4ards went to India; Mortice was holy committed for trial, and Cheltnnfor re-ex ainination. cibisth.r-S4tiiatt.----Yesterday a man named Mar tie, and his wife and six others, - ‘seere brought by Officers from Ogle-court, Ogle-tareet, Mary-le-bone, where they folind them in the ad of Caking illegal in surancvs in the preient Lottery. thOtigh an old offender,• who had been befOie coni4aed of keeping a Little Go, could not be identified as a Fincipal, he was liberated on his own rec9gnizanee, as were the six otheri. kfis wife was coiinnitted to Ilridewell: .Nv.?, IPA 3 f.l t 171 LONI;oN lk.irt ON CENT. A Continental- War, which liow appears te.be un- , . avoidable;, PrOtiliSCS to form a new epoch in modern ltis_ory, Two of the great leading, Powers of Europe IttaA'e . at last arisen out Of: that lethargic slumber, which. when it: overpowers it Government; ELSOII3e roomentous crisis, has too . often heen ionnel to, be the harbinger of dissolution- The.Nationna v. , apVa reit oy ,untuoved, tholikli'ivt. of France pass-through all,the gradations of authority 'to , tile 1.11411i:A o.nnacki of rank ,and dignity. Tbey ! sAw -him exchange . the Consular-Fasces 'for the Sceptre of I\lajesty l Unite, theitnyal Diadem• to the Imp4rial Eurple, cliallgq. the, Constitutions of iridepettdent States, Alrescribe.. Laws-to-Sovereigns, a nditicorporate,vvlio4 . , Countries . with -.his ,Dominion.44-74-tthey saw , him one day tnterr iog assurances ,of. It i o dorai,p cion.,s, professing pacific ' dispositions . ; and ,the l pays .of. universal good-will beaming.fronythe c.oktntenance of this Vice-fierc•Lit of Heaven. Qn the morn they saw his browsreclipse, and the clouds of ambitioA . thia,ening round the temples of. the: God ! . I-Rs eye.darted a, threatening. scowl, and:hollow, mUITIII4S spuke the trouble of his breast. He cast up. the nuntiwr.of his vassals ; ~he coellytalculated the respeaive profits resulting - from thei rsLtry de subjetStion,,andfrotu their utter e .titiCtion, and struck the balance betweo what force might ra t fish and timidity might cede. It \vas, 10 - tig, however, before theie.appearanccs (and surely they were of no illithif?,l,loLlS omen) could 'dissipate,. the spell with 1 's hich. the enchantment of his declarations; surround ea, the Cabinets of Princes:, _and . in Which they, tvre wrapt up by their own credulity... They reje6ted thelniidenee atheir senses, pod with more than wo man's delusion, listened to the song Of their betrayer. 13a 4 wheit the,cup is Inll, one dropwillanalie. it raver flow.: All. Italy bad for years lain. at the . discretion Of the Usurper: , The fertile provinces from the Alps. to the Straits of _Messina , 11114,1)c:en occupied by his 1 Troops; he had PuShed the limitspf France beyond the eastern frontiers of Piedinont,iand alOng the, soutliern: i Banks of the Po. Of Lombardy he had been rg-C9g , I r i inta ihe , Chief,. but (3.2rioa bad not yet been'seized ' 1 by his mighty grasp;. She had indeed Accepted a of his Generals, sh'e,had by Constitution from one. : treAty, put XI her resotirces at the disposition of France; she had fitraished , large ; contingents in mo ney; men, and ships, towards, carrying on a War lb ' reign toiler interests; : stilh howewer, a shadovt!,,,and only 'a shadow, of independence reiniiined to her.- 7 -: ' Of that she has been. receiitly robbed, and this last act of spoliation, ti - i ding in comparison ofthousandi which had p,is. - fil bot Ore nulte - e‘ted,. has roused . both' Austria and Russia fl'Otil that alarming° state of apa thy into r winch ihyy ixid :411.1 . 4., has eLlitn:lsted tneir 1 patience LOU long tried, and stimulated• them to a, I great and :manly effort to v,ard. °if the impending graphical litnits apparently mark out by nature, the varieties of language, the differences of climate and of the : pursuits of the inhabitants, or a number of other circumst.uxes, may . have originally deter= mined the bOundariei of these States. In propor tion as they increased iii culture, and improved in: the tuts of civilizatien,,a sort of-political 'relationship_ sprung :up among them, which has .been various'iv I modified by their local positions' in respect to one another—by ,their wants, their tastes, and their pret. ire,, in relpietnetit, , For . the three last centuries it h 1. b een the great object of the Politician and the Statesman So' to - 61:13sily the a: ans and 'interests Of these separate ...coin Mutt ities, as to term a. balance of Power, foct,h4purwse, of maintaining the general tranquillity. It must be confessed that this balance Of power has not Veeii a ali tiin2s able to protein the' veak''..tgainSt Ihe:enti.oitehtrients Of The, strong, Or .to xi...press :the .ate. -()C:ludividual ambition tvaipst the publie ,, repose. 1 , 41 this consideratiou, if it be good for any thing at. all; 'billy 'Shews 'that the wisest human institutions' are imperfe&in their nature, , and limitettlitt..their operation s and that, though we can sometimes direct the course of the pay.Sj_ol3s, and controttl,iheir excesses, we cannot ex 7 nrpate them front the human breast. Though the establishment of a balance of power has' not been attended with all the good we'could have wished, it does not tbllew that it .has not ,prevented much evil which without it might have befallen us. To selea enly . tWo or three . instances out of many others which might' be ;quoted:. what was it but the prompt and' well-timed interference;efthe Xing, ef, Prussia, that aefeated the . piojeds which JosErti 11. had formed upon Bavaria, on the death of the Eleaor MAXI ? Was it not the mediiition. Of France which obliged the same Prince to recede from his.preten sions upotl7lolland, when he insisted upon the repeal of the Barrier Treaty, the opening 'of the Scheidt, and the re-eStablislunent of the 'Netherland Frontiers, es' they were settled at thePvace of .Nimeguen Was it not by the judicious concjliatory exertions of England, Prussia, and-Sweden, that the 06:man Empire was - saved from - sitter mtinttion,* in 17th, when Anstria'and Russia - were leagued together for it:} ,overthrow What J.bpt the glorious itcWae.- m,ents of WILLIAmiII. ill the Cabinet. as veil as in the'Field, saVed'Entope; When its indepc.lidetice - wa4 - threatened by the of aMbition of Lou m . the XI Vth ?. The actual danger is of the satne.cha raeter with that which Witatia,: , ,t of ORANGE en countered and warded oil: it' differs front it Only .in extent ; the aggressions made on' the Libkrtie4 of ' t E',urope by the present Ruler 'of D.,.rance fat exceed evert the conceptions of the most sutioeSsfdl .11 tionr*at any former period; - • • ' The nature, howevtv, of the danfer points nut cleaily and distinaly what ought to be„. pie ohjeti of the - War It is nut to &e .- LaWs and- tiCon4fitiithien to France ;it is not fur the partition: of her to ;.-;! it is pot tOr the, reptoration of tire, o4lse of PPVII ,BoN ; it is not for the individual' aggrandsemeni,"Of., the PowcrsN44),,9lay take a- fart Arte contest.. .;ought to hOnudertaken ul:4)n higiraiid generous prin eiples ; upon a principle of Justice, as opposed to a. 'systvin of. tv i ipe 4 . .pripeiple 'of reederation, as appose to aft.; of violence au d force ; ,upon a principle of"iestorafloti and rdstitntion; as opposed to. maxims, of disorganization 'and. destruc tion ; upon a. principle of liberty,. as opposed to plant!' of deSpotistn and subjc ition tipon of-Magnanimity, ijs opposed , to tbe nogekrfausdia.:, position of trampling on the feeble, and triumphing:, .61;'er the Weak fl:wor4, 'its obje4t • ihpuld.be to humble the pride of upstart . insolence; -to tame 'the. restlessn'ess of .ambition to the.spoils, of the oppressed from .1.1r -hand of the spoiler.; to prate I. the defencelesa; to give back rights and ,independence to thoSe who have' been Unrighteotisly steipt of them ; in flue,' to establish :inch a Balanee of Power in the. great European Co:11 1 1 1 OP wealth, aswill9wrate.as a curb 04, the passions of the stroeg, and. a safeguard on the:figliis of thoSe who 'must look: to justice and, not to ibrce for their defence. . • , .• r, 1 . iced ...'~ .c.--- 7'ils ,, ,DEl 7 ll,'S 80LO. Every Musical Atuateur has heard of the cel .e. lirated TAr.•:INI though his Nvorkft, generally speak ing, have been -confined. to the Continent. This eminent Conti user, who fionrishecl in .the begin niug of the last century, dreamt one night, in the ye i t i, l 7l3;lhat be had entered into.a coinpaCt with the I)evil, who protnised to lop at his .IL - vice upon all occasions. After making . several trials of his obedience, be Lace' the 'l3 oriltir to discover ;what; sort.of , a..nntsician he was " when, to Ws great Astotlishtnatt, , heard, a Solo so exquir sitcly Ilea - L. - triad, awoke he awt with surprise and delight, and instrument, but in vain ~ t (5 em.prosit the , siveetSburt4.l4lii. , had jit , ,t witueiii,eci. He, however, composed a Solo, I.,‘llich.he ti teed lii Su tic4(ii lickpioos/o„ c harjuing coin to-flinch 'VA 11 11 112; A 4 ' l 3 it It:! tOpreberve , has,caih Witliip.l.lttiieft)wAvelakii found, its. way . 19 nut , metropolis % V)tr‘particulatimssNt-biwhlch tuAde thc ' greatest laipression, and ~allgictore nrty Vecon4dered the.e.,4lo4,9,strainpi ot hitt so4ltiaiik, 0614- mated by the tale of the ‘‘#, t utlith•fs Dreatn. (444: part is uncotitniolifY successii e. shakes upon chnsecativettotel„:Wthiitttbe other firtga l a t tif i i I) ;::.:Qpw;r;Arv : ,pck.:4i , .,4 , 4 Jo, eor ropondmg accotovalinkalt. tmcp.icitionatly, a deviaili - hard lai , inoll , lr.tt the Devil, (It ~, devilisit ftne,player, can acc,.implish it. , The Autitta -itafOrniAtbriin, it inargival tOt they were Op shalces.Arfornwd by ilk! De v 4.14 4,6 . 1. t befi. - 6'aithOl biti be a great sourc6 t,i satisdAioli r that a personage, whom,- ,wc!,1417.: Litight3(kinad, _6 - not quitesotbad p. ht.: by(lll.4eticribed.; :al , O, as he bas , • , • we may not unrvi,onabli hop..• t. 14 at other ttdliite in'AlCeetual'tiefit'ee, an that his love of”the title arts . may;.in.progrcs C())llpict,...; and. tiwrypgli _ .11,:L11. r .i. • • ' (*)l' .L.i • , Lii I i I ! : • rl, :i U . . .:. • N. :OA iII' U4SI-Pai.dij .4 4 ' iL Ue. ionslat, umr ll.J:iswater, betweet.,.....- gulucas a-sido. The , concourkt of spet itur3 :.,• sembled to Witness the contest was inuilense, amokt'.: syhorn were several amateUrs of the nrt. : The.: l Wk t ' t axed „fo.roue hoar au4 ten minuei, during i wliii4l,.. ht,the,re were about no ronn:ls. ThLkaoivitik•ones', who}iere present -reckoned that it wai as well , ibuibt i battle 'ai they had for sonle thue, witnessed'. a ly ~., ' • , . the Lady, of %Vino!' jaws, Esq. Yesterday, Maish , al a Chariogi -04 ! the is...i.o2Bcnch, of a 'Seth e, • . 7. • - S ar uerlay lat, at tho, Yizaroge-lious,K. Nirtleal the Rev. Earwici, 0 1 a Dauglar. • .AI4RRIED. • • . . ' ' tl On th c Sth inst. at Cheltenham, frocis Ha a n,llon, of illy, of A ntriiii; to ,hiss l',httelli,Loil: Reilly, )outs tt,..ilgliter or the late I. Reilly, lisq. ot*,. Scatiow. l i 5,..!, Copoty of Powti, 1t0t.w.1... odmoit.ii) , ' at gratowotttll:: Kt:v. 101111.iyileS TOO -end. to Misb S. Wiiglit, butti o: til.A. place. On TueseL) ta4t, 1ie1ij.,660 Vioal, Lsq. of kinsburi. - squa,z, to NlLts Wo'o,l, at Layton. • --------_ DIED, , • LitelY, at Vienna, RI ha t 111"3.1- Elrl of Clauwilli44l. " in the County of Cork, 1 rewind, V isk:outa Cldoith.lin, rota C;uiltord, and a Baronet'. ''• . ''-' 'and On Wednesday last, in oac, after enduring a sap , painful illness, Alrs. Kellett, Lady 0. Wallaill A1.,,;4A../ Kellett, Esq, . . -On Tnur,day 'morning, at Chester -place, I.arnbAl. It . : 11. LArpcnts li sq• Lately, at tier lodgings, in Stonchouse, Peon. Mts. C' i u l s ' aged 61,- widow of tn,.. LAC Cad CllUtbt ala i " 431 44. tines. , "ii- On theZlSt ult. at Escot, the infant son of Sir iQi w ''' naway, Batt. .. Ycsteeday, at Twickenham, Mrs. Pnirrini,er. PRA OE Uf itKfIE (A- 400 itt)AY. , • . 111(113 BOOtIS, li. A 23diS• SWILL! S:A itOck, ()Id Ann. Sr" i ' Exc he(ua 1,11 par , 1... >b. Onialugy, 3 -,f, i)1•' .. IIIMP.:1;:il ir,: eat. ut'A ' . Lto cll. . 0 ,-:t..0. orlon oux,. $9 5 3,1, • s)' ,: - Bank Stock, tB6 ez. div. V)' etAlt. 89 # t9k 5 pet Cent. t 797, snot- 111Sil S per Cept. Strut 4 per Loa. 74 ex. div. Div. 3 per. Ct. 5743 ex. &( 3 per - ..7ent.. Cot , s. is I.: I 13a114 L. ,Ann. 1613 7-itons tliv. • ..- ~ LE of AYLESI3.I.;r,II;', )vitli _,..............0 1 , . In a- VA ' ' T° 11E, SOI,.LYISY 60t.,11,4N, , ... ~ On Bv,Mr, kAINII4, , ce f rtaay the 117,thhiSiai“. 'at tfli;..aiob-Pg C,,fitc..toti , I!' coinhio. 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