The Sun. — London, England, 1816-09-28 00:00:00

ItteeessN taken theoity of tilt,VaMet of Aragna, the l'as* Cabreea, the town nt liartmaY, &e and been joined by 5400 parti . zaus : tfi,it Once ves,els dispatched by the Governor of Caraccat; with 26,000 dollars, had been taken by BRIO J's Stplatiroll : that in Mexico the Rebels, under RAMAN SI.,MAN, had frequently defeatedthe linyalists r ARmtso : and that in Vera Proz the 'Republicans, commanded by VICTORIA, were also paramount. By Idoking at the Map, we do *:ot perceive that BotaVaa's progress, even if correctly stated, at all material; but without being able to decide *wifely upon a subject so contradictorily stated, it does app ear to u s , from comparing al l concur - rent and previous aciiitints;that no reliance is to be placed on these Insurgent eicaggirations. We copy from a 'Gentian Paper a very temperate and sensible Essay on the jellonsy of British Coin. merce o n the Continent. It is written entirely in thv spirit eve have endenvoured to inculcate. On all aides. A well informed Morning Paper cloubte our statement respecting the improvement of the re- venu e Lot Quarter. We assure it we "spoke on good authority when we said, that the Revenue of Customs had titlglllente;l. The lame Paper says, that ti u is a deficiency on the total re ceipt o f the Quarter, when compared with t4e corn, sponding Quarter last year, of . ah9tit Lila:Ey thousand pounds. We know 'not on what ground this is asserted, but, even cot.- rtrt, how fines it refute the factious eicaggera-. lions of a defalcation of ten millions within the 'ear? Entirely do we agree with the journal in " It is . possible that a shOrt time may corer that deffCiency (viz. 00,0000 ; and; at the worst, it affords no great 'reason for des pondency." Some of the Newspapers are. endeavouring to write up a subscription for the three unfortunate Irishmen who had so nearly fallen victims a nspiraey, and in whose behalf the justice of the country and mercy of tht Thrdne have been arraigned. Now, 'feeling as we do sincere corn. itineration for the sufferings of these. men, their Inng imprisonment, and their horror while lying tinder the dreadful Sentence of Death—feeling that these considerations entitle. them to pity and re lief, we cannot firing ourselves to think that they are fit oltjeers . for a public subscription. It is trtie.they were tempted by 'villains to guilt---true, that they Were in Onto of eninloydent, and conse eptently neceisitotti-;—bait still it is *ally true that they 'yielded Moil readily to the temPtation, and committed an act dE the atrocity of *hid), and its punishment, if discovered, they amid not be ignorant.. rart of their afflictie'n vas therefore' slue to their crime; and while our blood boils with. indignation at the monstrous depiavitY of .thosie who misled ' theta; we cannot foiget that tliey shoved little inclination to resist the invitation to break the laws of their 'country and commit a capital Ninny. By the ivays there is an Trish Charitable Society--theta are proper person's for , its interference, though not for a prodigal sitbr acriptibri arising more from horror against their betrayers, titan the better Motive, a sense of their own innocency and desert. it is expected that his Royal Highness, the . Rsoetn %slit leave town this day on a Yesterday the Parr:cis RaGetrr gave andierrees to the Dukes of CIYMBEELAND and Chsisatnot; The [Mu: of YORK left town yesterday, be twee') eleven anti twelve, to he present at the fête' given to the QUEEN by Lord and Lady lita,m.slt, The Duke Of WELLINGTON VIES at Verdun, on the 21st, and set nut for Sedan to review a.Prus corps. Her Grace the Duchisi of WELLINGTOH take's her departure front England for Cambray, on I 111 next, CASTLEREAGH intends_ leaving town in the course of the ensuing week for Ireland. Sir DArtp MILNE will :portly proceed to " ail " foe, to assume the command on t hat station, the room of Admiral GEIFPITITS. Late last night, Mr. EVANS, the Messenger, VAS sent off with dispatches hods Lord CASTLE* Office to Mr, VAUGHAN, the Acting Mi' ,, - ) ii‘ter at Madrid. At the slime time another' Messenger lett town with .dispatches . for LOrd, • 4TEWART at Vienna.. A Vienna Paper says, that the marriage of her Imperial Highness the Archduchess LeopoLlarNa )vith the tEOWN PHINGS, Infant of Portugal and .I.iruzil, will not be solemnized-till April next, as the Prince canuut return to Europe before that It is affirmed; that the present Queen of thinks of accompanying her son to Lis. but), and to fix her abode there. Letteri of the L2d nit. have readied town from Janeiro.. They communicate nothing new; Pt . the tcxpenition to Monte Video, but , report that, there are ships of war blockading-the River Plate, It hfeh arc kuppased to have been sent from Old bpain. from Callus, o f the 6 t3 instant, state,,::slit • case of the British ship trom Buenos Ayres.,; 4tely enotted, said now lying in Cadiz, hag tieet) - referred to the'King Council. -the ` ship's ViPers Ifave been sent to Madrid. SHIP NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, ' SEPT.27.--..ArriVECI his AtlieSty'S Ship Leander from Algiers; and the Perola Por tuguese 'frigate .from LishOn. 7 . -Wiii(l W. DEAL, SEPT. Arrived the FOrtitUde, STAFPOED, 'froth Grenada'; Repe, 'Mamma, `from Chester ; 'and Helens, Ilo‘vE, froth New Baileil the Brook', 136' , 6, for Ja mafee.; Elitabeth, trEAD, for betnertirai anti Pacific, Sti, for St. Liteia.—Windt. PLYMOUTH,. Sei.T.'26.—Arrived 'the Haivkes. bury, HuNiER, from St. 'John's, in thirty days. Sailed the Loyal 13riton, 'Mims, and Reward, FABENAbr, for London. FALMOUTH, SEPT. 25.---A . rriied the Ranger !packet from the Lee w ard islands, in 35 (lays'; 'American ship Ann, ALEXANDER, from Virginia ; 'f+tiii General Palafox from LivelipOOl, with loss of foremast and other damage, having been rim foul 9f on the'2oth inst. by a Swedish vessel. Sailed the Snake, BOWDEN, for London. The Active . , from LOOdOII 10 Oporto, 'riltioti shore pear.Lymiugton, on Thursday night, but it Was expected would ; be 'gut oft. . Tile ravonHte, GRIc3G , from 11Iiramichi to Li verpOol, teas totally lust, the 22th July, off Ma rianhatn. A Gentleman in Bath, lately returned from the East Indies, says, that on his passa2e he touched at St. Helena,. Where be was introduced to BeONAPARTa. hi the evening ButirsarAttia's, sat down to a rubber of whist with . bin); and on asking hint for what Stalses they should play ?---" Oh '(said NAPOLRON jocularly), fur 'crowns, Sir, for crew= ; you know l have all my life time played for CrotoW." SUOisi APAIITE lost tour points. , A letter from Barcelona, Sept. 7, says, "-the brig Le Heron,.which transported Captain BR SANE to Barcelona, has sailed; front this port this day for London, having on board the money re stored by t he Pal/ arising frOin,the ransom of the 'Genoese,' ~ . The European Powers:not yet known'to have adhered to what is called the Hol9 Alliance, are, Viithout reckoning Turkey, England, (which pro ,bably cannot do -so without +he coneorrenee of Parliament), Portugal, Spain, awl the Italian Powers.. . , It is said to be in agitation to make an ira.Pt;Yrt ant change in the Military system of • the Veit India IslandS. Many rvaions have concurred to point out the itlexpedieney 'of keeling on hint in those Islands so many black. irobps : the native regiments are therefiire, according to the report, to be removed to other situations, where Weir services may be equally valuali!e, withoit the ha : - resulting from•their employ weat .:rt the midst of a large afe4ro population. -It is stated, that one regiment is destined to Gibraltar, and another to Corfu; and that Government have already taken tip between 4 and 6,000 tons of shipping for their transport, which are to rendevlons at Barbadoes. These vessels are engaged at I. per ton per month, Which, though about one-fourth less than in time Of war, will afford no inconsiderable re lief to shipping interest it) its present state of comparative stagnation. General Sir GEOROE HEWITT having obtained leave of absence, Lieut.-General Lord FOEBii) we understand, takei the command of the Forces in Ireland in the interim. Yesterday detachments of the 3il, 4th, sth, 6th, 7th, 9th, 21st, 38th, 40th, 52d, 57th, 81st, and 88th Regiments, together about 500 men, em barked at Dover, on board of three transports, for Calais, to join their respective regiments, now in Franee. _ . reported that the Director and Comptroller of the Post at Calais have been arrested, It is lint said for what reason. A letter front Brighton () t the 27111. states, that Mr. BURDETT if DOW SO indisposed from the effect of the overturn inn gig, that his life is considered in danger. Sir F. IltniDerr has been there some days. The French Papers contain an account of the ? trial of CLAUDS LOCLAN, charged with au AtteftiPt to persuade some of tbeging l §,scullions to poison the dishes. The act. of aectiiation we stated some weeks since ; hut it appeared there was no gratind for the, charge, and the pristiner was tinatlimously acquitted. They write Frain Naples, that a Neapolitan Physician 11114 lately found out a native Opium ' more eftleabiont than that 'of the East Indies, for which Europe pads such large sums. A Relit inut Miniument is abort to be erected at Brotteaut to :the memory of the Victims of the Siege of Lyons. Two men lost their lives last week by the {re damp, in tt coal pit near Llanelly. Snot's, Ste.-At the Petty Sessions recently held for granting licenses to public-houses and ;gin -shops in the parishes of St. Paul; Covent garden, St. Martin, -Am. ; the iwivilege .Wll3 alis* punded from several for misconduct : some have since been restored, the occupiers having Made such :alterations us were deemed proper. Among the gin -shops that are situated at the earner a two streets ; with a door in each, the owners have been compelled to dose one up with bricks, so as to prevent a recurrence•of this evil, and have only one entrance for all their customers. Other liquor-shops, which were not distinguished by the com Mon and 'ancient public-house sign of the chegners, have been obliged to haii thent painted on their door-posts and other conspicuous situa tions. 'A notorious . brothel in the vicinity of Drury-lane Theatre, and not far from the Strand, has, it is Said, bad the license, which had former ly been regniarly granted, suspended for the pre sent. This appears as. if something like reform was commencing in these places. The gin -shops in the yof Charing-Crosi are not permitted to bo , open au Sundays after eleven O'ClQek, in the fdrenoon. mum NAL poETitY. " On lifric's cuast our cannons 'rnlr-4 'Vs fit then to attack the M--nu." ANON. When went 'but itt'valiant T-06 call,* rrem Vene's shateled the ball; " For," shit! the Godliest 'e the Witiltith eye, " Sorb- firethel , Bat-d a ISriltLel . I)eit h should die." Tliese lines aliiide to the Memorable rencontre which took Place lietWeen Nlessrs. M--iio ) at Chalk Fartn, in ksik. They sufficiently explain 'how M=nE Was preserved, and eliat will lie his probable end, though pcither Venus's modesty nor mine 'will allow us ti snake use of the vulgar word. Liird Ilvant,:, in his puein, now out Of print 'hilt never to be out of mind, his fold us the "'kilted Goa dess" saved tier favourite by a like subduction of his opponent's ball. the truth of theie Celeitial inter ferences cannot lie dispined, because Uit exiininatlon the Pistols iierefOtimi to ciintain.tiothing but powder. 'Now no one can doubt such high-totaled champions ivOilid put - the baili then, ?lie ()lie - dietent, 'Could they. be got out ? His Lordship has itbm Nainly intimated the . Mode of death iu their " The Tolbpoth felt dmranded of hisioliarms, " If j—er --y died except within her ;arms." o that both these Worthies, by a wonclrfill coincidence, are, it shouldscrin, to die on:iier thu Itleienrial Influence— one, ttle•death of Hakes; who arc well known to he freqw:ntly niorler obligation to Metcory—the other, the death of Thieves, wbo it ►8 well also knOwn are under the patronate of that i;od. FETE Al' F,NGLEFFELD GREEN,TO MAJESTY AND THE ROYAL FAMILY. Great prepiirations have been !nuking for these few days past at the :beautiful. villa of Viscount Englefield 'Green, the ' Nemo ite re sidence of the Viscountess. No expellee his been spared in' the - completio s n of the interior,, which .tot neatness and elegance cannot be equalled; ifer NIA:TESIY awl 111 e .PRiNCIMBS, the Dukt. and Duchess of GLOUCRSTER, Dukes of, Voak , Clan- Re NCH, and CANintinuE, honoured the Noble Host with their 'presence, to dinner .yesterday . =-- Lord and Lady. UEticOuir, and. Mrs. Fitt*- M I ANTI ! E, and ,Lord and ,Issdy LANGFORb, 'were ataong, , the diitinguisbed Nobility invited to meet her IklssEtrr-v. Covers were laid for 20, iti the elegant dining-roOtn, and cards Of invitation were Issued for 100 of the Nubility to a dress ball In the evening. PEDEsTRIAt4ism...-:-(l4th DOO.---13Aaktrr. 14st night completed 48 miles before eleven O'clock; having at that time performed, in the %Omit, 'VA milei in thirteen days twit ten hour's. CON? EtN4*- GA RD `x.--Last night The 7 'eippest. which is generally pertortned about the beginning of the season at .this Theatre, was presented to the 1 1 ‘ tibtic" tint with so little of udveity as tiut to re 'quire et hied! notice. - Mrs. DAvisoN is Waving at Brighton. Mrs. (LOVER is engaged to perform at the ShtewSbury Theatre next week. tAtorattman, SEPT. following. Gentle men were ordained Deacon, by the Bishop ofPe terhorough, at the Cathedral, on Sunday last 7.—• Thonini Stafford, B. A.`Jesus College, Can bridge. Richard John NI etle, B.A. Banjul College, Oxfoid. Cornelius Ives, U. 4. Exrtet College, Oxford. 'Tbe Itev. Richard Vetiables, D. D. P.ector of Ashwicken and rAziate, In theCoun;y of Nolfullt, and late FeltQW of Clate-hall, iris on Tuesday sennight 'collated, by the Lord Bishop of St. David's, th a prebendal Stall in 'the 'Collegiate Church of Brecon ; and was it the 'same tithe 10- Stituted ten the living bf Llitniaintfencl, -it'l •the county of Radnor. titniktit Sit oitce&Petti. -.--Taiterriity 'Warn ing ahoUt teu o'clock a Most daring robbery took , piece at s Jewell'er's shop in P r i nc e' s - st r eet , S o h o. A gird, apparently not more than twelve years of age, bsiing a stead basket at her Side, Went ift= to the- shop, and perceiving some jewellery, imitiediately seized a brood), and had the tt a . though so y o ung a practitioner, to oiler it for sale directly she had stolen it. .The person to whom this efficient iii 'roguery o'ffe'red it, sus pecting trot her appearance, She did Oat come by it honestly, carried her hack to the place she Stole it 1 and they having identified the article ai their property; ihi Wai taken to 'St: Ann'S watch ,h oust 'Messrs. ritideoir, aIViLiY; and LosIA4, Mer chants, at Birthingham,, against Whom a commis sion of bankrnpt has been ISstied, were cohiniitted to prison on Friday last.; fornot giving SatiSfaCtory answers to the Commissioners respecting thei r effects. -The debts of thefirm'itre said to amount to seventy-eight thousand Ad, elm tree was fallen a few dayi ago, on the estate uE nr.PitiTthinaii, at tilinettrun, in Mon . tiionthibire; whi c h m e a su red 39 feet in length, 14 in eircurtiference, .and four feet five inches in diameter at the Witt horsei were rennired to draw the trunk (which Weighed six tons seven litufdred Weight) four miles to I‘..lnninouth. Thttriday evening last, bet Ween the hours of five mid ten, the house of Mr; Sedeant Bt.otstrr, No. 10, Wilmot -street, i 3 runswick-Square, was feloniously entered -by thieves, at present tiny khown, who stole . .thereont various articles of plate, end a great number of guineas. The kill& entered the premises by meant of picklock. keys, find effected their escape. The family were out of town, and left a female servant in care of, the house, Wilt) was out at the time. Wednesday last, MARY Foxt,t, a servant In the familY of Lady POLiEZ4, of Milord House,, near, 4!trucSbUrY, Wil4B, having risen _early,- In the tutdo lo g, felt herself unwell, and recollecting that the coachman had been in the habit of taking Epsom salts, went into his room and found something resembling salts, which she mixed with water and swallowed. The stuff which the unfortunate woman had taken proved to be sugar of lead, which the Man servant bad pro. :Cttred for the purpose of cleaning boot-tops ;in the course of a few moment - I/she was seized with raja and Convulsions, and in less than three gnar -1 of Ars —t _ a BUTCHERS' MEAT. ; ,,.TO TTIE'rinTOR. OF TI - 18SUN. - Sin,-:—The present unnecessarily high price of . B4tchir's' Meat in the Metropolis calls kwily-for some 'interposition; in the mean tinle it may perhaps .be 'productive. 'di good to the Public, that the Butchers "sltoithr be made acquainted With a Law of tdtiard ibe Sixth, - ivhiCit if not since .repealed,' would,. if 'threatened to be put in force, at leatt oblige them fit) lend an far.to this complaints of their customers. E:rti•lictAciiit nit .;4rt of Parliament pithscii iri iLe arid ad i?, , Falwarel Ike Sixth, rap. 1.5. "If any BITTCHIMS sball ioa.sijire not sell thei r Vietuari but ut certain prices, crery such person shalliorfeit fur the first offence 'lOl. to the King, and if ,not raja in six days he shall suffer tirent;days' imprisonment, and Shall only lhcre bread and water fOr his sustenatice ! ; far the seemid Utenc't gel. in li he manner, or the 'PILLORY ; and for the third of fence 401. 'a pillory, and the loss of in EAR, alsd to be taken Asa roan infainous, and not to be credited in any *tat ter of judginent. • And the Ses4ioni ur leet May determine the 'safer." BAKER - S are ilso, in the s.ime Act, liable - ti the !Vie piius ant penalties for sitnilar offeures. AN ,ENEMY TO CONVIRAToitS. AGRICULTURE. MONTHLY REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER. ' Although the harvest cothreen'zvd.iinfarthiralify from the late and tVet season; its - progress, through 4 the latter part Of Alie month, Altai its termination , ~• in the principalAtstricts', 'has proved propitious a's the husbaudinait4Ould desire. The speculative returns of probable produee cif the 'Wheat' crops differ Materially but ibe average drawn front • thern will :justify our"report of a fair general crop. The quality Of grain be found *to very • derably, arising in a great ineature -train thelOo hasty anrl. improvident Manner in Which, a largo portion of the Wheat cif - England has'freed got 'stacks . • in. Many in - different COI - tittles run up in a damp state have been taken 'down, and the grain when threshed 'tint, Most probably, front the coldnea,- pass over the kiln before it can be in a state tit fo r the mill.—T he Markets arc at present . 'abUndantly supplied with new ‘Vheata, but the necessity of proViding seed at . so late a tse:tstitt May soon be expected to shorten the Supply for same time to come,---The Barley 'crops are large, but the quality in general Much inferior to that of the last year.—The Selina 'and Peise are' ery unequal; in the Easterrt district the produce will be great ; in the Home CoUnties they have run too much to straw.--The youtc Cloveh are t genial 'plant, as are the Cole. seed's - tar crop. The Turnip - crops are every where luxuriant---The Hop plantations have al moit 'u nivel Sally failed throughout Kent, Sussex, Farnham, and the Shires:Li:can Stock is stilt limo, except 'for Sheep and Lambs, which arts in advance Store !logs and Pigs are likewise dearer. Smithfield and Other meat markets sustain the Wit nfOnth's prices for Beef and Mutton ; Veal abd Lamb were rather lower.-7 Working Horse s are:Of more. value, front the - near approach of seed titt4e. --Tile Woolsteplers purchase reluctantly wt I,4st 10101'4 prices' . tpitpNEll.s . ! INQUESTS 4 • VeSterday evening an inquisition-iffl , held at the sign of t he` lialf-way.house, at Knightsbrid ge before Mr.,l'sll., acting Coroner for IVesittrinster, On vireo of. the body of William Bridges, hostler at the • a bove house, who wa s found in a dying! State in the stable 0n AVadnesday evening last. John riwly, a man in the eittploy of Joseph Barnard, the. Ikentford carrier, stated, that ahoutjight o'clock on Wed desday e'vening he stopped, with his cant, at the lialf•way• on his way to London : he called the deceased to give his horse suns hay and water; but not finding him in the sinhiri, he went to his tcsidence, the adjoining house, where he wail iniorhied be had not hien there; he then teturnei to the stable, and rental him lying on.bis back near and o f th e staUK thinking he was only asleep be shook him. - but finding j:e (lid not itihre' he Maimed Stratford, th e of the hou , :e, who ea4tti thrdreeaseil to be 'removed to his owit botm, whqrsiner4cAl„assistauce was obtained, but without. effect be , efittired•• stain arterWards, Mr. Glen, Surf/edit; liroraptini-row, was colleni to the de• 'ceased, whom he found in a senseless state : he immediately cot A vein, and the deceased blest freely: he ran:an:ell with hint iit:out a quarter of an hour, end did every thing he thought, proper, but wit huttt 04:4 ; and it was his opinion ho met his &Mt: by apoplexy, VerdictLited by the Miitation of God. The deceased was ifl an excellent state of health the , . whole of the preceding clay, and was scarcely known to have a day's illness. Au Inquisition was taken last last night at the bionic of Mr. H a rt, the White Sw ani S tran d , be fore Mr. STIRLING, Coroner, upon the body of Thomas Bridge, a child only eighteen months old, who fell from nut of a window upon the thitil floor, and was killed... The mother of the deemed (who was so 11l that she was scarcely able to give her eridence of the fatal accident) be;og . sworn, said that she, lived at No. 'NO, in the Strand; that *lto left the deceased, about three o'clock on WeduesdaY after. noon, upon a chair which was near the window neat, and which is nuarly noon a level with the window, while shas Went into the yard for some water, When she wentnut ofthe door, the deceased hit (ruin the window upon th e pavement , close to her feet. Ile was imintoliattly taken to Mr. Radnor, surgeon, in Surrey-str e et, Strand, who could not render any service to her child. He said the head was fractured in six 'or seven. places. The deceased died in a fe w minutes after.— One of the Jury asked theswitness if any one else was left by her In the count, except the decea,ed ? She replied that there was another of her children, nearly four years of age, who was incapable of lifting the deceased upon Ike seat. She thinks that the deceased ctiust have el ept from the chair tu the window seat, and in the act of looking through to see her felt out. Vend t—drcidentot Deoth. Yesterday an Inquest was held at the flack Horse. Blackwell, on the body at Saunders, The de ceased was about 14 veers of age, and I►ad joined a ship in tl►e West India Dock ; on Thursday morning, as he was standing on the deck he fell, overboard, and notwithstanding every exertion wasmade to rescue hin►, he was dead before he was rr►ken ul►. He had been trying to pull dowit a rope, tvl►ich not being fastened at the top, it let