The Sun. — London, England, 1812-03-18 00:00:00

Foet. Hospital-Mate 1: H. C Frinerici to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Hiesse, who resigns. xs t Dragoons. Ca7tain F. Baron Cluben, from the tst f.jragoona, to be Major,•Aith tcmporory rank, vice Otto, who retires. 1.,11 - :entry Battalion,. Hospital-Mate H. Ceske to be Assistant -Surgeon, vice Mennzzer, who resigtis Caprison Ccropdny. Gentleman-Catiet L. Benne to be En -7,n, vice Bu ; d, promoted in she 7th Royal Veteran Bat t a iion. bl 1M ORA Nnum.—The appointment of Quarter-Master Hdr tow, from the 71st Poor, to he Quarter-Master in the zd Veteran Battalion, as stated in the Gazette . of the 31st De cer.:ber last, has not taken place. lieutenant lohn Parkinson, late of the Both Foot, is re-in- . _ stated in his rank. lieutenant Greene, of the 34th Foot, is superseded, being absent without leave. • Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County • of Hereford.---Thoinas Powell, Esq. to be Deputy Lieu tenant. liefernrdshire Regiment of Militia.-- W. Hill, Esq. to be :.:apraiu. R. P. Tudor, and T. Bradstock. Gems- to be lio!tclidnts. H. Chetham, H. Beale, I. Davies, S. An. bile; and J. Fletcher, Cents. to be Ensigns. 11. Beale and S. AllStiCC to be Assistant-Surgeons. MAILS. AR& LVED—c Dublin, z Wate:ford. E--t Nialta, z ler bey, z Guernsey, z Brazils, t Waterford. OF STOCKS. THIS DAY A r TIVILV C O'CLOCK. Consols. fallovviog article appeared in a Dublin Paper teceived this day. SECOND EDITION, DUBLIN JOURNAL OFFICE, TEIREE O'CLOCK, P. M.—The General com manding at Cove, has transmitted by Express, to Government,' an account, that the Spaniards bad taken Idrragona by assault, and put the Garrison, ZOOO men, to the Sword.—Lex ialionis. A debate of some length took place last night in the douse of Commons, on the, Motion for conti nuing the Bank Note Bill, and for extending it to Ireland. It appears from the statement of Mr. MANNING, that one of the preditlions made by the Party last year is wholly unfounded.— They said that the Bank would take advantage of the AO, and inundate the country with their paper. Now, the fad is, there are fewer Bank Notes in cir culation at this moment than there were last' year, when that Bill was brought in. The indignation which the-condu& of the Party towards the ?atNce 'REGENT has excited in the Public mind., has compelled some of their support ers to attempt an apology for their condua. But what is almost too ridiculous to obtain credit, they complain of the attacks made upon the Opposition, end of the vulgar language in which they are cloth ed. They! who are every day libelling their PRINCE, their Patron, and their Friend, in language which is a disgrace to the Press- , -lhey who hate a Committee sitting for the very purpose of menu.; faCturing epigratns, anecdotes, against that Il lustrious Personage—They! who, to, gratify the rancour of political hostility, have violated the confidence of friendship, and are clamouring for the proeluaion of private correspondence :-- Surely, they can have no claim to tender treat ment or gentle language from their opponents. They assert, however, in their defence, that the PRINCE REGENT- has departed from the pi in eiples of his early friends; and they give a long list of the names of the Noblemen and Gentletoen who call themselves, most absurdly, the Whig Party ;—we say absurdly, because there is scarcely a single principle which they hold In common . with the Whigs at the time of the Revolution. We are, however, told that while his Royal Highness associat ed with the Members of the new Whig Party, " He was the true Whig representative of that family which, for its attachment to those rights, was rewarded by the people of England with their Crown." Amore ridiculous misrepresentation of what passed at the Revolution never, we believe, before appeared in print. Where these Gentlemen got this historical information we really do not know; it certainly is not from any source that is open to the public. We, therefore, beg that they will inform us where they find it stated that the Elearess'SOPlllA was rewarded with the succession to the Crown of this Realm, be cause she was a Whig ! ! ! Hitherto, we have been led to believe that the House of Hanover succeeded to theTli; one as next Protestant heirs, the family of the STUARTS having been expelled for having attempted' to introduce the Ronan - Catholic Religion. We understood also, that the Whigs at the Revo lution stated that as one of the principal . grounds of the condu6t which they adopted upon that occ a s ion. Now, we should be glad to ask, whether the PRINCE REGENT has, iti any one in stance since his assumption of the Sovereign Power, departed , from those principles which have been uniformly professed and maintained since the ac cession of his Family to the Throne ? By those principles be was bound to preserve our civil liberties, and to maintain the Protestant Reli gion. His Royal Highness has adhered to them, and therefore he has become the object of obloquy with the mothrri Whigs. They these chosen to espouse the Roman Catholic cause, because they think that by means of the Catholics they may force themselves into power. It is the Party, therefore, and not the'REGENT, that has abandOneci their principles; it is the Party who want to un do all that was clone at the Revolution ; it is the Party who want to destroy all the guards which - the Whigs at that period established for the .security of the Protestant Religion. It is really too much to hear men accusing the PRINCE REGENT Of a dereliction of principles, who have themselves not only abandoned all the princi ples which distinguished the Party, the name of which they think proper to assume, but Italie within a few months completely changed their opinion upon a point which they admitted was of the highest importance to the security of our Establishments both in Church and State. The Morning Herald of Monday last,.contained a paragraph, stating, that Lord GRENVILLE had, about eight months ago, abjured the Protestant Religion at the feet of Mr. O'CoNNoR, the Marchioness of Iitj . CKINGHAN'S Confessor, in the Catholic Chapel, at Stowe. The Morning Chronicle of this day contradiets the statement, as tar as it relates to Lord GRENVILLE, irorn authority. Lord BORINGDON'g motion on the PRINCE RE.. GENT'S letter, we are assured, will positively be broughtJorward to-morrow in the House of Lords. On Monday the Duke oflonm arrived at Wind sor Castle, and had an audience of the QUEEN for about two hours, and -then set of on his return to London. On Sunday the Duchess of YORK attended Divine Service, at the Military Chapel, Whitehall. Yesterday the Dukes of YORK, CLARENCE, and KENT, Mr. PERcETAL, and Mr. LINDER, had audiences of the PRINCE IttroaNT, at Carlton House. The Dukt of Yonx held a Military Levee_yes torday, at his Office in the Horse Guards, which Was attended by Major-Generals WHEATLEY, PRIN-• GLE, BROWN, STEVENSON, DILKES, Laid C. MAN. NEES, Baron -Tur &c. _ _ _ Yesterday, at one o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office, which sat till near tour. Lord RADSTOCK transaled business yesterday at the Foreign Office. Yesterday the ATTORNIPI-GENERA L had an inter view with Mr. PERCEVAL, at his house in Downing st reel. We tre concerned to state that Lord KIR IS.W ALL was preVented attending St. Patrick's'lneeting last night from indisposition. Major,-General A. CAMPBELL is removed from the Staff of . Portugal to that of the Isle of France, in the room of Major-General WARDE. All the detachments at the different depots be longing to regiments in Portugal are ordered for immediate embarkation to join their respective re giments. BANKRUF rCIES ENLARGED. Richard Gyles, Borough of Saint Ives-, Cornwall, cooper and merchant, from March 17, to April is, at eleven, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. William Everitt, Golden-lane, London, grocer, from March 17, to April 7, at ten, at G uiltittal I. BANKRUPTS. Ann Young, Chester, milliner, to surrender April 54, 15, and 28, at eleven, at the Coach and Horses inn, C Hester. A ttornies, Messrs. l'hilpot and Stone, Temple, London ; and Mr. Finchett, Chester. _ _ RiC:hard Porter, berny, stra%y-bonnet-manufaaurer and auaioneer, April 6, at six, 7, at ten, and 28, at eleven, at the IVhite Hart Inn, Leicester. A ttornies, Mr. Robert Bond, Leicester; and Me s srs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holme, New Inn, London. William Johnson, I-iucclecote, Gloucestershire, wheel. wright, March 25 at seven, 26, and A Aril 28, at eleven, at the Rani Inn, Gloucester. Attoinies, Mr. John Meak_ ness, Hare court, Temple, London; and Mr. W.C. Ward, Gloucester. William Sykes, Leicester, dealer, April 6, at six, 7, at ten, and 28, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Leicester. At. tornies, Mr. Lawton, Leicester; and Mr. Samuel Taylor, john-street, ircdford-row, London. jonu ilson, Knighton, Radnorshire, tanner, March 28, April il, and 28, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. At. :ecney, Mr. Harrison, Lambeth-road, Southwaik. William Lucas, Holbeach.Marsh, Lincolnshire. jobber, March 23, at three, 24, and April 28, at eleven, at the_ write Hart' I iin, Spalding, Lincolnshire. A ttomies, Mr. Harvey, Lamb's Conduit-place, London ; and Messrs. Foster and Bonner, Spalding. Thomas Cady, Ipswich, Suffolk, baker, March 3n, April z, and 28, at eleven, at the Bear and Crown, I pswich, Suf folk. Attornies, Messrs. Pearson and Bunn, Ipswich, Silfrolk ; and Mr. Samuel Taylor.. lOhn-street, Bedford row, London. Richard Tribe, Hambledon, Southampton, common brewer, April 57, at one, 28, at eleven, and 28, at one, at the George Inn, Hambledon, Southampton. Attornies, Mr. C. John liettor, Petersfield ; and Mr. john Willshen, Salisbury. street, Strand, London. _ Bernard Crilly, Sloane-street, Chelsea, Middlesex, coal merchant, Match zS, and April zS, at ten, at Guild halt, London. Attorney, Mr. Newcomb, Vine-street, Piccadilly. ituuert Beales, Goodge-street, Tottenham-court-road, Mid. dlescx, tripernan, March zi, April 4, and 28, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Richardson, Fisher, anal Lake,-Bury-street, St. James's. liiiiry,Cooper and John Purdy, Ludgate-hill, London, book. t s ellers, March 24, 28,tand April 28, at one, at Guildhall. . Attorney, Mr. Withy..Buckiilghatn—treet, Sfrand. I d ward -Sinalley, Leeds, Yorkshire, draper, April 4, It, and aZ, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester, Lan caster. Attornies, Messrs. Duckworth, Chippiftdall and Denison, Manchester. Thomas 'ones, Church= passage, Guildhall-yard, London, wz:rehouteman, March 111, at twelve, 24, and April zB, at at eleven, 'at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Loxley and Son, C hea pside. John c44e, Norwich, sPk-mercer and haberdasher, March 3,, 31, and April 28, at four, at the Rampant Horse Inn, Saint Stephen, Norwich. Attornies, Messrs. Illeasclale,, A lc:under, and Holme, Hatton.court,Threadneedle-street, London ; d Mr. Thomas 13ignold, jun. Norwich. lanes Wainwright, sen. ‘Vavertiee Lancaster, joiner and lionse-bililder, April 14, 15, 4/ -1 :11 28, at eleven, at the . George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool, Lancaster. At tcrnies, Mr. Jackson, Ruinfoid.street, Liverpool ; and Messrs. Illakelock and Nlakinscn, Serjeatit's-inn, Fleet st rect, London, George I%liiine, James's-place, hackney-road, . aud Stallbrd Gill, Dover, Kent, Horse-dealers, March 2i, as,d April 28, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At tQl ney, Mr. BowersiCliffind's-inn. [Dividends, &c. to-morrow.] - . 6o ) 1 } I 5 per Cent. Navy . 550 II E SUN. cUIS ALSUN,I AUDZAT ? L 0 IV D 0 IV , IVPDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1814. NAVAL 144TtWS, PLTMouni, i6.—Arrived the DWG Bro thers, ELLIS, Birmingham, GILL, Speculator, Bow- Dati 4 John and William, HAMSDIN, and Mercury, SMERbON, from Wales; the Vine, HARDY, Mary, DUNN, Ann, MILLER, and Wellington, GIESON, from Sunderland, laden with coals for this port ; the Three Brothers, LUCKES, and Devonshire, DUNLASI, from Exeter; Teats Hill, MILLER, from Lyme ; the Hope, BREWER, and Greyhound, - BEEVES, from Portsmouth ; and the Two Friends, ALDRIDGE, from Poole. Went up the harbour to be refitted the Hama dryad frigate, that arrived here yesterday from the Irish station. Arrived the Hermes sloop of war from a cruize, and several coasters and colliers. DEAL, MARCH 17.—Arrived the Harford trans port from Portsmouth. Sailed his Majesty's lugger Defender, with a con voy for Purtstnouth. PORTMOUTH, MAECII 17.—The . Comet is ap pointed to take convoy for NoVfoundland ; and the Peloras to take convoy to the Mediterranean, and is expeled to sail eady to-morrow morning. DARTMOUTH, MARCH W.—The name of the Spanish brig retaken by the Lord Cochrane is the San Carlos, F. X. AUGARUAS, but from whence she came is not known. Two hours more day 7 light would have enabled the Lord CochranO to capture this famous French privateer, formerly the Chester field Guernsey packet. The French privateer, - formerly the Chesterfield packet, is now called the Aigle. She. was chased oft• the coast on Thursday last by the Lo►d Cdchrane hired armed brig, and on the following morning (Friday) was again" off Portland :.she captured the Beaver, BEVEBIDGE, from Mogadore for London, on the 2d instant, and sent her into Cheibourgb. NAVAL APPOINTthENTS.—Capt. John Simpson, to the Chatham, pro tecnpore, to relieve Captain Graham Moore ; the Reverend Archdeacon Owen, Chaplain-General to the Army, to be Cliapiain-Ge neral to the Fleet ; Lieut. John Taylor to the Han nibal ; 'Lieut. J. T. trans to the Bristol ; Lieut. T. Leigh to the'Ceres slop vessel, at Chatham, in tree room of Lieut. Leaver, to the Martial gun-vessel, in the Downs ; Lieut. Edward Stuart to the Royal Oak, at Portsmouth ; Capt. Lake to the Magni cent, at Plymouth ; Capt. George Price to cotu mand the Hotspur, to relieve the Hon. Captain Percy ; Lieut. Prosper Ambrose to the Egmont, in the Downs ; Lieut. P. H. Douglas to the Royal Oak, at Portsmouth ; Lieut. W. E. Wight, to the Hannibal ; Lieut. John Eveleigh to the Chatham, at Woolwich.; Capt. Charles Bateman to command the Revenge, at Cadiz ; Lieut. George Goose, to the i Sheldrake sloop, at Sheerness ; Lieut. John Wilkinson to the TOnnant, at Plymouth. THE ARTS..--Mr. DAwia, whose abilities as an Artist, in the poetical and historical province, have deservedly iaiied his name into considerable repute, has just finished a fine whole-length portrait of Mrs. T.. Hoes. The 'figure of the orig►nal, which is very elegant, shewn to great advantage. The Lady is represented as descending from some steps in a garden, and is raising a shawl, as it going to wear The attitude is natural, easy, and pictu resque ; ►he drapery is rich and harmonious. The ornamental parts in the tore-ground, and, indeed, the whole pidure, are in the classical costume, which may be supposed'to he introduced in conformity to the acknowledged taste of Mr. Hors, and are ma naged with great skill and etfeo. This Artist has , tar advanced on a very interesting pidure, taken from a Poem entitled Love, written by Mr. COLE RIDGE, and introduced in Mr. Woapstivotertfs Poems. The picture represen.s a Lover singing., and playing on the harp, to his Mistress, by moon light. The Lady is pourtrayed with so clinch beauty and elegance, as naturally lead to excite the ten derness and at - leilion which appear in the The figure and countenance of the latter are highly interesting. The remains of an old Castle in the back-ground, the staiue of the armed Kniqht; against which the Lady is leaning, and the whole of the -scenery, exhibit a . romantic charaaler, - which strongly interests the imagination,and manifest in no slight degrire the poet:cal taste and feeling of the ingenious Attist.—Mr. ao,vs has shewn the versa tility of his powers by modelling a bust of h s friend COLERIDGE, as large as life, which is exact in simi litude and expressive in character. The Marchioness of BUCKINGHAM, we regret to state, died yesterday morning at her house in Pall Mall, atter a very short Elness. Her Ladyship was out' on the preceding Fiiday., She came to town, leaving the Marquis at his country seat, to attend Mass, and the other customary Catholic ceremonies of the Lent season, which she never neglected.-- The Marqus, on her death taking pine, was im mediately sent for, and we understand be arrived in town last night. Her Ladyship was heiress to the late Earl NUGENT, and was herself created Ba roness NUGENT, with remainder to her second son, Lord GEORGE GRENVILLE, who is now, of course, Lord BARON NUGENT of the kingdom of Ireland. EXECUTION.-"This morning Mr. George Skeae, conviCted of forgery, suffered the sentence of the law before No.vgate. As be was related to a very respeaable family, had previously an excellent cilia raaer, and as great interest had been made for him by some of the most distinguished persons in this country, the svealators seemed deeply to sympathize in his fate. He was between 40 and 50 yeir,s of age, and of gentlema n ly a pp earance an d manners; His conduit, through the whole of his !Ong confine ment, manifested a lull contrition-tor his offence, and a pious resignation to his fate, Eite36' ,a Leiter from Stocithoirri; March 3 :—" We are all anxiously expedi answer fitrb Russia, dr father an exchange c fieations of a convention entered into betwee den and Ruisia. The sudden entrance (. French into Pomerania, and the little attend(' by the French Emperor to the tertiOnstrattic part of Sweden, have, at length, drdWn frc Swedish Government a Declaration, to be di: by the Swedish Chargé d'Affaires, Mr. D'( stating that Sweden had entirely , withdrawn from the Continental System. While writin letter, I am told that a Danish MesSenger is ed, bringing intelligence that Denmark has.iir nation to withstand the French troops Bestir occupy Holstein ; but this might merely be beat trick ; for Denmark must follow the d Of BUONAPARTE. A rumour is also afloat, t the sake of preserving some of the iermitt balance of power in Europe, Austria has, in terms, protested 2gaill+t any encroachmer Prussia.. At all events, you may rely, that a month from the date hereof, war wilt be menced in the North. It is a painful task to i you, that General.TtEau., a Swede by birtl tho has served several years in the French is married to a French Lady, and who has at Stockholm set eta! years, and been•employt General in the Swedish army, has turned tra:or. He received permission Of King CHM', go to France on account of private- family and during his absence, a secret corresponden tween hint and one of the Cabinet Secretary deteeted, tending to inform - BUONAPAais of was going on in the Swedish Cabinet. struck out of the list of Swedish Generals ; at Secretary of the Cabinet has been placed arrest, on the charge of hiiting given information .thus traitorously cotuumuicate.l tl NAPARTE.." • OXFORD, MARCH 14.—The Public Exan approved in Convocation to succeed next M rnas Term, are the Rev.:John Collier Jones, Fell - ow of Exeter College, and the Rev. John son, M.A. Fellow of Oriel College. The tol Gentleman have bee-i admitted to degrees : ters of Arts—Rev. Thomas Leyson, of Jest lege ; Re‘erend Bache Thornhill; of Christ C and Mr. Henry Leeves, of Corpus Christi C —Bachelor of Arts = The Right Hon. Lord Frederic Campbell of Christ Church. Lord EvnoN, it seems, is to head the poetic, loon in favour of Opposition. It is supposed that the Debate which w pealed to take place in the House of Lords t. row, on Lord BORRINGDON'S Motion, will tv pon-A, in consequence of the death of the chione-ss of BUCKINGHAM. . Yesterday a Court of Aldermen was held at It.membraticer communicated I Court, that a Committee of the House of cor had been appointed to investigate the Or Fund. Referred to 'a Committee of all the men present, attended by the Law Orfif:eri.. Petition of Mr. Crook, against the return of A Gale and Conway, as Common Councilmen Ward of Vintry, was read, and the considt adjourned.—A Petition was presented from persons, praying for the consent of the Cou Bill in Parliament for establishing Sea-baths‘ metropoliS, which was read, and ordered to the table. It is with much regret we hear that an was yesterday issued against the estate of one chief • Officers of the Treasury. This Gent' we understand, did not live in a manner wK situation did not fully justify, but it seems bad been tempted to become deeply coitcer the affairs of the late Mr. GOLDSI,3ID. Mrs. St.pnotis performed one night last Edinburgh for the benefit of the poor of the generally, to be distribu;ed at the discretion Magi, t rates, It is lo be hoped that the loyal Citizens tend the ensuing Livery it eq: and 11f)t ever) thing lo be cmied by the clansour of 11 cobiri Orators. Mr. BBTTY 'has been performing at GlO , since his engagement at atilt, and it is veri that he will apisear on !lit: London b , ,,ards the close of the season. If not, an engager ibe Haytnarket way bea gond summer specal On Monday evening, about seven &du Cave and a party of the patrole btlong,ing . Public Office., Bowstreet, were on ck, the Surrey side of Westminsiel-bii2ge, C; served - three men in the public whom he knew to be thieves. He in conser with the other patrole, watched them out public-house till they surrounded the shop-% of Mr. Needham, a sale shop, near the Gate : no person was in the shop. Alte'r the had looked in ' the shop window, ooe op ene d tile door, nod one went in'o the she had the audacity to cut the wire by which a mounted pistol hung, marked for sale :It 31. and WaS Oil` with it, when he WSS by Cave. Mr. .Needham wi•s at tea with, wily, in his parlour. The tabor has bet mined at the Office in Bow -street, and is mitred for trial at,the ensuing L-I. , ,izes for the of Surrey. Cot,u EXCHANGE, MARCH IR 7—This d hare not many 'further arrivals of Wheat, remaining supplies b u t inconsiderable, sates i fully maintain Monday's advance ; flaky 'it table supply, and nearly at last priers ; Mali late advance; in White Pease there little f tion ; and the same may be noted in Beans ( description; the supplies of Oats are again siderable; and in this trade rather higher pri asked ; Flour this week at a further advanix per sack. Wheat - .86s a I 1,2 S a 12ES Fine ditto - - ijes a 1355 Rye - . - - 55s' a os Barley -•- - .54s 6 i 11.1 alt -88 s a 95s WilitePease(bbii.) 76s a Bas Grey ditto - 57$ a 63s Pears - - 6$ a 61$ Tid; Deans (new) 5c Ditto (lute old) - Oats - -32 s a ji Poland ditto - aPF Potatoe ditto - at Itapc Sced - 64 Fine Flour sps! ecct.t;r.is Iwo