The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-19 00:00:00

gttt4e wb ttpplivil to tire LORDMAYOII, thaiieS an vasential o4tan6e in the tharacter of Consul, Intl hitherto been. consnierea es a person placed in another country to protect the ❑atives of his There has, it seeinS, heen a `recent PriirnotiOn of Naval Officers, in consequence of their glorious conduct before Algiers—A circuinstance 11100 v creditable "to the Patrons of British Heraism, as well as co the gallant objects tvliona they have thus • distinguished. The new organization of the Commissary. in Chief's Office takes place on the 24th inst., when Mr. HERMES, whose pidilie services have been .of inestitnable value in that important 'department, ceases to hold the situation of Comtnisiary iu Chief. There will be a great saving in the na tional expenditure by the redaCtions witieli the termination of the war enables'illinisters to tudkt. in the Contniissariat. The Admiral de Itnyter, a-Dutch ship of war, arrived at Batavia on the 21 t <of May, and was soon after followed by several Diveh tnerehant - men, We have not heard ,that ' Batavia has yet been given Hp to Holland. The dinner given by the QuEEN on,Thotsday, to the PRINCR RLGENT rite Duke of CAM PRIDGE, ‘Alii a parting tl.niter to the lto . al Duke, Inevioos to his Roy . Woilon ou his !cool% 'to Hanover, Yesterday morning, about halt-past eight, he left Cambridge-honse, itt booth Andley.street, with kis sone, with threr etirriggrs, whieh proceeded on their way to The Earl of LsvEnrooL lies left town for Wal Inur• Catit IC. We re g ret to state, that the Marquis WELLEs ttYiasbeen so severely intlispo , A.4l for the last fortnight, at his house, East Cliff, near Rams gate, as to be confined to his bed ; from which alarming illness the Nnhle Martinis, we have the satisfaction to say, is fast .recnvcring., It was ticewed htCeSS 4 ty to have 11:0111 Lop don, who was in close attendance tipon this dis tinguished Nobleman for several na)s. Count GanaGa CattAtgAN, Principal Secretary of the French . Ensbasq in England, has embark ed at Calais for his dcstinatinn, The steam-boat Eliza,•whieb crossed some time. back from London to 1-layre, and trim) , titmice :Ascended the Seine to Paris, is now repaired, and goes front loner' to Mel& It is remarked, as a siugislar historical dence, that On the 4th of next month the ne,V ehanit/er. of lleputie evi l olitni their sittings, and that the Diet of Gerntai.y will assemble; t is also the day on which the Commission at Copenhagen is charged to deliberate on the re-estabbsbnicni of a itepreseniative Gonstitaniun in the (serman States of this kitsg , Atm. l'eople laugh 's o metimes at, t manner In whith some °lusty Journalists I ransitsie the Ung lishPapers ; but theJlertnaii Gaze! teers cannot boast .of greater itet.tiravy ihcus lastly told 11 . 14 l'eadt. s, that the Marquis of 'S.lt.i4BultY had found in the •iotith ut. Ssipisbnber two pea frosen,to death in. nis.nark he worthy tier rtta:n mistook peasants fur pheasants."--(Juurnli de Paris) One of our tensile Emigrants at Dieppe east week, was .charged by the - French Custom house 141.-tor fly s - preparing to embark on her scrurn. Sittprized at its magnitude, she expressed her chagrin to one of her countrymen, ivhose sur prise, WAS t WWI On seeing the bill ; fur tt appear ed that her baggage of clothes weighed 600 weight alid a (wallet. His Royal Highness the Dake of Kent, it is said, will go to-m , Arrow, shout ten o'clock, to St. Cloud, and at twelve to Versailles ; on this occa sion the waters of St. Cloud and Versailles will play. " Workmen were yesterday actively employed in the church of Nuitre Dame, making the necessary diNpositions for the tuneral ceremony which is to take place this (lily (Wednesday) at twelvy o'ci!+cit, on the occasion of the Asoniversary of the death of ?,Jarie Antoinette. _ _ _ " Among the presents offered by the city of Ant *tertian tti thp Princess Royal at the Low Coun tries is a lace gown, valued at 225 . ,000 fr.—(Go ugnani's Messenger, Oct. Is.) CAUSIIAY, OCT. 13 —The Duke of WELLING TON fires titien the large duitectu Critteßtl, Whiell s=takes up 50 princ;pal beds ; lie t,as,ent 60 couple of bounds, and intends.' atter the Review of the Allied troops, to pass his lime until Christmas in bunting. Ills Glace intends inviting alt he Bri tish Miens iu rotatio n (; in fact, he will keep kiwi. of oF►en house.—Sit STuAttT l o ts taken for Lintel tie Chatteatt, in the Rue tic Capuchins, fur the Duke of CAIMBRIDGR Ttie 3d hwtalion, 60th: Regiment, has body arrived At Eialtifa% ft ont Dominica, limier the cunt toatoi of Colonel MACKIE. A schooner'trom Africa, tinder African Colours, tarive.l at cit. J. go Cuba on th 13th June last, 6he rtported that A pais)) brig. and schooner hack-.heaten off_ the .wrist the. British' brig Queen Charlotte, and blockaded her in some small, bar _ On the 15th of June an Act passed the Legis lature of the Commonwertlth of 11,isNachtssutts, America, separating the District of Maine from that State.' Maine %%ill now be adopted by Cot grcf.s as the i9th State of the _Union. Dunt.”4 Cost`-MARKET:=—Not withstanding the Ftie favourable change that has I aken place in the tveatlier, the prices of (irain in the Market, this bottling, were not notch , . under the last day ; *OM however, were dull, and the prices of Trees Wheat fluctuated from 30*. to 555. ; fine old Wheat sold from 69%. to 70s. ; new Oats were front las. to 18' , and old Oats front',2os . . to 255. 2'he toicertainty that prevails respecting Distil lation in a great degree affected the Market, and but little business was done.---( Dublin Corespon- Aknt. Oct. 2 G.) The foie terather witielt.we have had may pre. Sent the its sing at the Proclamation. There ►s a 41 1 11411 f it y turn on the ground which tnay yet be, guyed. The weather is now beautiful, ►at*tl"the Iliti . cury is rising.—(DaGati Evening Post, 15th;) SHIP NEWS. IDEAL, Om% 18 - - -Arrivvil, anti sailed for the River, the riLify EnIVAIIDS, Arrived, find rcninins, tlit itAoirr, GAI BUTT, f the So*th SeAs. Calnv d6wn from The Itrver, and sadeii, the Ernest, ilskrs.ns, and AU nun, for ttie iL;Ape of Good dojo• ; ProNelyte, ;ARTON, foi' (irelinfla ; habetift, MANN, kir De- toci.art; ; afol the .Charles Mills, 'CuItISTOI , PER; Fur Calcutia. r .—Witol N.W. PORTsMoUTH, ()CT )8 —Arrived his MAjesty's ship Plover from ; Toni Cod; Ro- HERTS. from Gibraltar ioot boociiver, Roßßlit- A”;, from Qtivbec bite stkilvd the itho &pion- her- 7 4dt loading for England, and nearly ready fur sea, the Harrison, Prince, Hannah. John and Jane, Globe, and Diana. In lat. 45 34. long. 46. spoke t!. MA11,14.1,1.1, from Liverpool to Qitebtei and in lat. 49. - 20. long. 13. s ; odiu the Princess Mary, MACKAY. from Bristol to Neiv York, and Hannah, WARS, from Milford to the oith Seas, all well, Sailed the A.ina Dorothea, Li NGF, for Batavia. A frigate has anchored in t;)e Otlittg, stipposed to be the Inconstant, from Africa. FALMIWTH. OCT. la.—Arrived the George Neket from Jamaica, iu eight weeks, and Diann packet from Gibraltar, in nine days, both with niails. 77 Wind S.W. YARMOUTH, UCT. 17.--The herring fishery goes on but slowly; halt the season is now over, and the average does not exceed a sixth l►art of what is considered a gond catch. A curious in cident occurred the early part of the season bunt cast their nets abreast of each other—the woe Fortune favoured by a haul of six lasts, ,viz. 60,000, and,the other but two herrings! In the following'week the same boats took a similar po, Ohm, when Fortune, it is said, exactly reversed her favours. His Majesty's ship Alpheus sailed from Bombay for England on' the 28th May, and arrived at the Isle of France the 27th June. She was bound in capable of making a passage round the Cape dur ing the witurr season, and would be detained until the middle of August. THE ROYAL FANIMY. Canis of irtvitatimi were issued, by ortierof bli Royal Highness the Ptioce Regent, On Thursday lam, for a grand dinner and an evening party, to take place at Carlton-house to-worrow. 'Thursday the Duke and Duchess of (flow:Titer went to BlaCkheath on a visit to their Itny4l Sister, the Princess Soithiet Matilda of Gina ester, at her residence, in the house formerly occupied by the late Doke'of Brunswick. Yesterday wornlig, aboat half 7 past 8 o'clock, his Royal Highness the Duke of . tendvil by Major Joi , iF's (his Royal Hitthi:ess's Private Seere - ary atul Aitle-tie-Camp),left )i•j•lge 11.7.11SCitor"Dover, "therein embark fur Ca lais on their way to Paris, where they will remain for tt 'week,; front thence they would to Ole Doke of Wellington's headlnartets, and after wards to Stuttgard. They will reach Hanover 'about the 23d qt Novirther. Yesterday, about ball-past three o'clock, Majetly and the Princess Elizabeth lett the Qtteen's Palace, in a travrllit►g carriage; escorted by a party of Light: Horse, and proceeded to Blackheath, to meet the Duke and Duchess .of Gloucester, to cline with the Princess Sophia. The Prince Regent, attended by Sir Wm. Keppel, left Cirlton-lionse soon after, to join tire Royal Party at Blackheath. Yesterday his Royal Highness the Duke of Clatence arrived at ,his house, Stahle-yard. St Jame,'s, and in the evening joined the Royal Party at Blackheath. THE FUTURE EMPRESS 00 AUSTRIA. itaussat.s.-4 Letter to the Editor nt The Oracle observes Millie impropriety of railing the Princess Ci le irlotte of Bavaria a &correct wife, which iiiibeviming expression gave the tlisadvanr tageous idea of this august . Princess, and of the religious Sovereign who has jodge:i her worthy to place on her head the Imperial Diadetu, anti to wear four illustrious crowns. If the Princess of Bavaria Ind been really marriill she, niigh►t have been divorced, ly speaking, or repudiated by , the 14W Of 1)( ut Clip. 24 but she could not colitruct a' ne►v un►o►l. That whielt•is announced is lawful only on ae count of the absolute and ricknowiedged nullity of the pretended marriage with the Prince Royal of IVuttemberg, which wanted every thing tat is tequired, every ,thing that constitutes the'sncrttl ness anti irre‘oeability of marriage, viz. pre-con• sent, cohabitation, anti constimmation. The young Princess of Bavaria is not a dicurced wife, but a virgin restored to liberty ; site may there fore accept the hand of the Sovereign whoritT,lrs it her, as the most worthy of his heart. These de!Hils may prevent base int erpretations, ore which libertinism and licentiousness of opinions-might rely. Detnehments of the 7th unit 18th 1-ittssacs, and 11th Diagoons, einhitrked on Tntirfdlrst Paver to juin their regiments in France. Ti.e price of Gobi remains as before I Skl Vet' IMS !kilned sl, per Ounce, Dollars being at sir, lud. r 4s. 1I ii. The town of,Yettriout,h, in Norfolk, is b ou nd by charter, t, , ,rettrted by HEN 111 ti) Send 10 the Sheriff ofSlirwieh every ye,sr 100'herrings, baked, in 24 attics, tvhicli are in 11it- delirere'l to the Lord of 'the ManOr of East Citrietott, who k to give ft receipt fol. them,- and then to carry thew in the King, Whit b l'ercmony %tits f per:or:cm.l I \looday at WindsOr, and deltvet ed . to the Lord in woting, whoin►titetliatelyforwpirtleti them to did itEO VINT, 4t Cttrltou Howie. TO Istni rtin-pn OP SUN. Stri.a.;The t.,nint in the Album of an Etott Voy, are at rpur 'roar bauble Servint, " letiimun " QUitl" frmi wori‘lly Cares and MR Opprigsici. , lion' oft does Man, lotione lours, With Inward mormOr. , igh for rest, i`ur peacefot dJys and CAlwer hours! 4w silly to - complain; Ries—;-' how ht"st, to., Arraign out, then, I,lutl tivcrte, Short our sulrring here In.low, Our 11.)utir short, arid short our pain;—, Lung it our rest-------Ettrnity ritER. " Even, when advanced in years, steeped in po verty, and loadvil with the pain of infinnities, amid the tmlioni of solitude, Man still clings to life. We meet with few or no aged suicides : the pas sinus are calmq, anti, reason supports' patience Providence has itiwoven iu the frame of Man that love of life and spripg of hope, that even in pro= portion as he approaches With gradnal and sen sible decay its term, the patience of existence :create* the - desire of its prolongation: curiosity, affection and,sympAthy . conspire to make him a cvilling„spectator of the lengthened scene,. Which he can act no longer, et Morierd meme n4se juvabit.' " CHELTENIIAM. • FRIDAY. ,OCTOLIER 18,—This' town continues remarkably gay. Great preparations arc making for the arrival. of Lord Extaotyrn, who has tlikell a house in the Crescent, and is hourly expected, A warm contest is likely to take place for the Office of Master of the CL'remonits, vacant by the death of Mr.: Ktsto. The place"is calcidated to net a deal t wo.t.housand a year. The candidates who are already talked of are Colonel ROBERT ItANNsts4 and . a Alajor MACMAII4. • The Theatre tt'ai last- night respectably tilled. play of The Iron Chest. was commattded by Lady CLAM NA. The part of Sir Edward Mortimer was performed by an Amateur of the town, a Knight of the Thimble; We cannot, however, say that he was entirely .fitted for.the part; fin, the trial sense he pu the house in a roar of laughter; for while Wilford was making .his defence our son of the . shears and !militia was so completely worked op by the cunning Of the scene that he insett•ibly crossed his legs, eiml as if by instinct 'drew theta up. and placed iiiinse4 in the great chair pi ecisely in the same position,as if lie hail been on his own shop-board : There spoke the sprightly taylor." cUNWAY and RAItTLItTT are ammanced for to , , Mos r()%ks evening, iii Japer ,Pierre. As a tri bine to Int memory of S.HERIDAN, The Critic is getting sip Romeo CoAr it to try Itis band as anti Don Whiskerandos is to be ripi - e,ented .11.:0.4tlitory.Gymiemilit from the Sister Kingdom. SL ORTIN(i INTELIAGENCE. NEWMARKET SECttirenTalt MEETING, 1816. FrIIDAY, Oct. 19. Mr. Lake's Aladdin, H‘t. I It). heat Mr. Vansittart's Eqtta tor, Ast..glb. Front the st tiog !bust of ALAI. to the end of. the Fitt. tnogi—Etvo tooting no Aladdin. Id ti, fl. Cavetinoit'i Hat alb. beat Mr, Paytio's Onyx, .lit. T.Y.C.' 1111/0.—.5 to 4 on Alcohol. , Sweapstaii-es at Sougs each, h. fi. Mr. WYtidltaiii's Grey Skint cult, fist. a1b... . . (krittki's Milton, tlat. 6111.. _ Ld l'ipyiloa gstAlb . to 4 agilt fitly Skill] colt. 14 G. 11. 'Car out! kW* Nectar, 83t. 2lb. beat Mr. Payne's 1011,. icogs.-1 I to 6 on Neclar. The Third Class of the Oatlands St.ikes of :30 at each.. 9.M. Mr..Nerilte . 4 Ottendolen, Wyrsi, fist. I 11b. ' Crocliford:s h. g. , Detnocles, 6 yrs, . . 2 l" ivt hurled.—. Thi! Judge placed but two. 710'2 asst (inrtii k POACHING. Itirktitirliarnett was en Tuesday - convicted be fole THOI CLUTTEIIIOIC - K, Eq. ot keepin-,.: and using CilgiilOS or wires for the det rite , (if ga4le. in the l patisb Dunkerton, und fined 51. He, was taken iota custody by Charles Coates, keeper to sir eitAttLgs !hilt. who found upon him 17 wire su ur ,s,—rh e new Act that has just p ass ed ag a in st t h eee ill ega l pract i ces seems on l y to . have irritated the offenders, - and' made them more daring anti desperate. The following is a copy . of uu anonymotts,cir . cidar letter. which has h e e l reeeked by sevetal Magistrates, and Other eminent characters, in, the neighbourhood of " TAt E. isloticc bare lately heard an . .. 1 seen that. theft& is ait .let passed, that whatever Poacher is caught de stroyinatite Wiaie is to be transported for servo years—T/44 Eafti.th Liberty. ti ' 6 ' No We do ewear to each other that the first of: our consp,itly t hit this law is inilieted.on, that there ithatl nut one seat in our cuuntry escape the rage of tire; we are ovine untidier, and we will burn every Gentleman's hAnte . ol- nate. The first that impeaches shall he s,bot. We 11:ive swims not to impeach; yon may think it Ft threat, but they will find it ,reality. 'lire Game Ittsvt were too severe before; the Lord of oil meet sent these oninials for-the: Peasants as welt as for the Prince, God will nut let his people hr uppressett—he .iill assist us in our undertaking, anti se will execute it will, caution ; let every one of us Oct bt tattle praise the Lord !" VCRiAILLES, OCT. B.—(Froon a Dutch Paper.) " The public attetclion is now Outwit exclusively occupied with the electitms.• The Departmenial Electoral Coilsges tre still composed in the same manner as they were last year when the Chamber was chosen; btu the.Minkters availed themselves of their ittiftiettue, in the nomination of Ptesidents. 'rite Clectioos at Paris have ntutovd out Mitch to the satisfaction of the Constitittionalists, nod the Ministers have used all their means 'to infittenee those it. the dupattments. Alley have not sue. recited its !Male ot them, however, which have retoroeti absolutely the stone mentheri that sat the lilt Citioniter. It appears, that agents Were trot into various departments, who had the -Ytoipos;tl of cottsidtlable SHIM Or Umbel', in order to pi 0 , mote the views of the Ministerial party, but rift. litts not sileCeetled, Nlitii, , ty , t% ill titCreliftli Gil A strong opposition' in ;iie Cham6r; heft , on the other [mod, It is rrgarthqi is cert»in, t hat so !Ong its the wog supports t item tiollr will have a utijority." C.OIIONeEB.;' Sttocr:tigo SurcinC-:-N Inquiii!!on ‘‘' , ls . At ,tlle Sonlos . Arm., (iren s trvet , To h; he,t ‘ re . .I . IIO.:I,As,SIIHLI NG,' Coroner for Nlid,ilesex, hotiV l 4.7 l, li: Py;ke i at, Ext..be p tTT er, de , ,,cl 3 i years, whose death w.ts ors a..ioti.td own CI a 61( " V inguu 111 S lirailtS with nloan..d pistot„ Susauha Itt f ~gg " Iwh i wile of Itohert Hoag, Coutelt-paiincr , null live at Nn I, Siducy strect,.Stnners Yesicttlay about Iliac o'clock, I heard the report tit pistol ; watt Ili owp . . room ,(the ;door); on hear in,; the report I immediately Inn 111, stairi_ and burst opvit tl.le rtiom door, ‘vh els was I , +ck. tct. After the do pr was burst open, I saw Mr. Pyrite lyini; Over the !Jed, with one. hand to leis mouth ; be was then alive, and I was So alarmed that I ran out of the room down stairs. Mr. Rowe and Mr. Mathias, surgeons, were sent for, they came accortlingly, He Was, almost stantly, us long as I knew him, in a state of toxication. The preceding night, when he Caine home, he rentaltied above an hour sitting in the passage, hut whether it was through derangement of mind or - the effects t,t liquor I cannot tell. He was an Excise Otlicer,;lnd a copper-plate printer by trade ; and j never saw him in asotind state tif mind." • Matthias: Rowe said, I live- at No. t! rendon-stpiarg, Somers Town, and 1 1 41 a S ll- 11.;'enits I'v,ts 1101 klC9llllillll W4l W 1 the deceased. About tiine o'clock yesterday morning 1 was *Ol for ti) %lilt the deceaSed. I Went to the house where ha now lies, and found hini lying on Isis bock bit bed, weltering in his blood. The room was filll of smoke, and a discharged pistol lay on the table near the bed, which it appeared he had discharged. into his motith•. lie repekitedly said, as well sus he could'speuk, 'Kill me, kill me hasqt no doubt, from the door being locked on the iuside, but he must hove committed the act himself. 1 was in the room about an hour before he died; the braiu was in. "lured, the upper jaw sli'rvered to pieces ~anti hit teeth Were dropping out. It appeared, from a cut ricrdis his throat, that helmet previously attempted to .Jut if with a knife,.whiels lay covered with blood on a table near hint ; and that he had alterwaftls at tempted to bang himself 'with one of his garters. Which was suspended from the bed-tester, and was broken from his weight." !George Geffries, who lodged in the house of the deceased, said " was usually in a state of intoisi, catkin, anti acted in •t very incoherent manlier." Peter Whitehair, watch-house-keeper of Saint Pancras—" 1 have known the deceased upwards °l' two Mr's •be was a man very much addicted, to drinking, and was frequently brought to ilia watch-house gait.: in a di Mike!) wispia state, not behaving like a rational bekg ; • god he frequently . stopped persous with goods in the streets, under the pretence of their not having s regular amongst whieli was an instance of his stopping titan with a keg of small bear ; but 1 hive not deco hits) this last fortnight, and I tipidi, his constant state of intoxication, his mind most have been deranged.". John Rook, being' sworn,said7--" Indge at North-street, Vitzroy4quare, and am by trade a Cali'pet•lll3l.o.l. 1 have, known the de. ceased about three years, and knew him 'alwayshe very much addicted ailiquor. 1 have lodged in the saute (louse with him, all the time 1 knew hitn, and I haveliardly ever known him to be so her. About two months ago he made an an erupt on Iris wife's life with a razor, but she took It trout him and gave it to me, and I secured it, X was in his room about seven o'clock yesterday morning, whet' he and his wife hall some words j , he pulled out a penknife, n hich he opened, anti' with which Lie attempted to stab her. I gut hea tweest thou), and he said to me, ' . ll.oofe, t wilt cut my throat !' and with that be drew the kn:fee across his neck, and inflicted a wound,. anti I ; forced the knife out of his hand. 1 tlica left him, and accompanied his wife to Marlborongb-street Police Office, to swear the peace against bins; hut I saw him no more 'until he was dead, In the ,morning he took...me by the band and • Shook it, aw l saint, Roofe, this day I rattan to Cut my throat Or blow my brains out.", Here the evidence finished, 'and 'after 'a short eonanitation, the Jury returned a Verdict--" That Isis:death was oceasiouctibT his shooting whilst labouring under a fit of temporary derange... menu" ANovun,Stnctrige—lAn Ingillsition was also taken yesterday - at the City of Llttrelord Tuvero, King -street, Nlary-ic-bone,l)efore Trios. &vitt- Lam, Esq Coroner for Middlesex, upar the 'body rat Corporal Thomas Woodhonsrp who bykogl'd to the 'AI) TrooP id the 2d iteginient of Life Guards; stationed- at King-stieet stables, Port man-square, who cut his throtit with it ritzor nut Wednesday afternoon, and pearly severed his head from his body, Neydiet—‘' Died by hie own hands in a fit of de. fit . SUDDEN DCATH...-011 tilt 9th inst. a nun tiam.• Ca Wm: tddetts went to n public-house in WM verhampt on, and remained there about five hours, when he expired in the presence of the company ; but,his death was not ascertained for some minutes aftr it had taken place. Two nephews -of the deceased, told eight or ten other persons, Were present.. Awiw t. VistrArtoN.--Tite princinai man ser vant at a respcutaine lartnAtott. , e, in the of Nen,. Church, (.'.ininiirtheinkhlte, while tainenting ttil tilt - settee from Abergsvilly fa;r, lfn tVedi)rs - st'uni,ght, used such horrid oaths Awl irnpre— as tftliett fro'iii a lei vant in the. smile house, a 'retnitt k, that contitorett ter 'Pilch yrniAte 4011 bitOplivritOtif, exple , iii4itt%; Cu U ttailtly go to hell. 'lO this he Preatttupw th.t " bot snit liill. , As there is rili plenty of tire there to ii;1111 his pipe.' . tie 'hien i cot.iteut to aft oat.litiostt;lit whtch a tor.. petiter,WaN, at wo,k, twit front thence to the eitri'r lii? ‘,3 ; s ttst_t;„,%i't',l; (h. ere .4 , ,i. in the course of teei minutes, fits ‘ COAL MARKET, Ocrohttie shimm Marlitt, Ship% /vitt, Get Ntwv.thtte .. • .... (id. 10 4111. NI. stow. tod, to —4. 04.