The Sun. — London, England, 1816-04-11 00:00:00

quoted Lord Chief I . ustice Halt in support of his Tb e gr , re then mill t second time, efirr a britt conversation between SirJoltu New port and Lord l'almr-tstOtt, respecting the Staff Local Militia. His Lordship stated, that the gar jug nest year in this branch ot the service would Le 150,0001. OriatiALMlA. In answer to 11 - gisetaloll from Mr. Holmes re 'fleeting what had been done to cure the o pt it hal. niia in the stony, Lord I'st-stertsToN Paid, that a certain operation, invented by Sir W. Adams, was in getieral_practice in all the hospitals, and was taund to produce the best effects. It was often 'found effectual in cases where total blindness had slot taken place. rlr. Hot.stes wished to know front the Secte 'tory at War, whether any steps were taken •by the (internment to aptly the remedy of Sir Wtu. Adnius to the soldiers who buttered from the opt,- thabnial Lord PaLatans'rots said, that the remedy ftlis tuggested to the Comntander in Chief, and was already adopted in most Of the military colleges. Ile Was willing that its operation should . be 01- tended to those who 'were 'already discharged.' LORD COCIIRANE. 'r SOLICJTORGENKRAL .give notice that hr shonld to-inOrtow name an early day, after the n .htititting motion relative to the charges' ota Noble Lord (Coehrant), unless time Noble Lord '1A , 113 disposed . to bring them forward. A/Jiournvd.at Twelve o'Clock. FRENCH PAPERS, (RECEIVED TIIIS MORNING.] Nits, 4Patt, 0141onnance of the King directs, that the Councils D'Arandissementit shall assemble, for the first term of their Session,' on the Wth day alter the publication of the Law 4 of Finance, in the chief places of the department. The Sittings of General Conneils begin five 4aya after the closing of the above, anti continue 14 days, when the Councils D'Arondissannent again open for five days. General Druot, who was yesterday aegnitted , , has just, been to visit the Duke of Duras and Merahal Macdonald. It is said that the Marquis de Villeneuve has Ordered Marshal C;aill to be arrested, for having spread a 'report that Bannaparte was at Vienna, and at the head of a Turkish carps. MARCH 28.—Barun Koch is gone to Verona. We do nut know whether his mission. has any retatitin to the negociations entered into by the Prince Rolla of Bavaria. The Emperor, it is said, will confide to . the Prince Imperial, the general direction of the Mary affairs oh the Monarchy, with a sett hi the Antic Louncii. it is thought that Connt Saaran will be nonti mated Minima of Police, With ineteasetikiristlic- tioa. • The tram on the Tallish frontieri are to his ingmented. Not that our pacific relations with Turkey have beer, disturbed, but it is wished that the regiment* cat Giulay, Betijowsky, Ste. flaw ire rrariCe, should be replaced in these parts.. It app.ears that the Porte gives only vague itixi ambiguous answers to the English', who claire three places in Albania, belonging to th e To n i - so ti;es, 'the foreign Ministers refine tittle into- %tendon. The mairriagrt of the Arch-Duchess Clementine of Austria with Prince Leopold of the Two Sid lies, appears ceitain. It will take place in the end of June. The marriage of the Grand tide of Tuscany is arse} spoken of. FRAN IC PORT Aram 2.—The Chief* of the great ?louses comprised in territory of the Grand Duke' De Hesse Darmstadt, have addressed to him demand which causes great sensation, They de clare that there is but one means of relieving the misery of their subjects, and that is the Cour°. cal ion of the ProvincifilStates of the fifraud Duchy, The answer of the Duke is waited for with lin. pit 'fence. The waters of Taoplitz and Carlsbade will be much frequented this year. It is expected that the King of Prussia will go to the former. Vise. Bruges, who arrived on the 24th of March at 'Berlin, is charged with the payment of the etc Ittneeft incurred by the Prussian doves 'intent in itl4, for the transport and support of the French prisoners on their return from Russia. - The merchants of Hanover Lave proposed to the States,. for the .yearly stun of 300,000 crowns, iiiat the enfrance duties on foreign merchandise should be abolished. if this measure it approved MA' confirmed by the Government, it will reduce the imposts, and tend to the increase of co.zn 'scree. , Prussian Minister De Reck, charged with the organization of the Prussian Duchy of Saiony,, lately died at Mershotirg. The King of Sweden has permitted the Diet of way to continue assembled ,until the end of Nardi. -Sru'rroAtto,- Manctr2B.—The dilTerence be tween the King un4 thq Statel.still continues.-- His remitted to them the answer to th, repretentatious addres/ed to him, Among other dituaudeil by the States, it was propescd , LONDON. 7,IFURS PI Y. .44. n 11. U, 1316. Letters , to ‘,?.1 March, and rapers to the 28th February, have arrived. from Charleston. The lotiosving are eatrvta'front the latter, aml corra tyosated by the private intelligence :-- "MORE DI:PREDATIONS AND IN:WRVS Br TIM tiPANI (0 By the Not account from the. Spanish Maint, viz. Sunta Martha, it i* evident that some Ame rican vessels, which entered into the hat boar Of Carthagent, after the, surrender of that place, !owe been seized, and their crews imprittotted and kept in irons in their horrible dungeons ; and that many haiddisa, and others are s4llering the flios,'t cruel treatment Ity the Spanish Authorities. The question is now, whether' oar children and their vessels, and their property',. have been legally seized anti• huprisoned it)' Corthegena ? Our opi nion is, that thtiy have newt — "lit, Tlecalsc.thetiloekadtofeartbaiena hasuot been pee. viously notified' ta the United States by'the Spanishioovern• :tient ; particularly when there is an accredited Nliiiister here. " 2dly, itecau'Ae, when the blockade is duly notified, tha vessels awl efirgoes - areonly .to condemnation, as the verse'', are eurficiently puriiehed by the laiis of their proverty wiles captti veil. " 3dly, Dcokust, eecordi4lg to the mage bons, the crew* as shit tide cannot he colistdeivd either as prisoners of wise, or is k rehels, partisulerly where their car goes do not coastt of an t aitions ut.wer. " Hut our vessels neither violated any blockade, nor entered into Carthagena while actually blackened. " The blockade was raised, *ad their entrance free, as the Spanish sytadron was at that time in the Bay. Wlrat cense is there, then., for the sufferings of our Citizens 7 We. cannot ascribe them to the injustice of an 'lgnorant iu4 infatuated Govern. merit. We cannot but consider this unjust and cruel conduct with indignation and horror. The ill treatment of our fellow-citizens, by the hat barons Spaniards, cannot but increase the number of co mplaints against the Spanish Governmeat. The day of retribution must be near.' " We hope, however, that the President has alrearly made the most serious animadversions o n this subject to Mr. ONIS. It is impossible for the present state of affairs coexist long in relation to Spain, sorinjurious to our honour and national character. Our patience is almost exhausted.-- lilte time is arrived when we must come to a de cisive arrangement." We have, this. morniug, Penis PApers of Moo. day, Brussels or Sunday, anti klainburgh to a reccut date. They contain a variety of politi cal aid commercial Dews. The Emperor of AUSTRIA bas ratified the Ba varian Treaty. The new Russian Tarif is more particularly de scribed than in the former accounts, bat still it comes in an unofficial form. Our Mercantile Readers will, however, find it worthy of their attention. Differences between Great 'Britain and the Porte, relative to some claim, on our part, to Tim'os in Albania, are again mentioned, and in no friendly way, though this, we imagine, is more the tone `of the 'luminalist than of the Allied Powers, whose Ministers at Constantinople are reported to have refused to do what the Treaty of Paris bound them to do,—support the British interests in a cession confirmed by that Treaty. An enigmatical notice is also tftlien of our motions OR the ltftlitn shores. Ltird Extvintrrn, wok a considerable fleet and military (Ince in transports, bits sailed from Leg horn to the Sootbwartf: I.ttrinour states that this Expedition has landed in Abnizzo. Since writing tile ahuve, a Flanders Mail to the 10th has arrived, it contains a letter trim) her Alaiesty the Imperial Princess diehdueliess of ilas. trio Maria Louivi Duchess of Purina, Mat-enact, unrl Guaitella (inch is her t!ew title), addressed to her Mitriaer, anti retittrsting that no le.tivals tiny take place . orr het assmaiog the 9overtnnent, bnt the looney intenaeti for that purpor beitistributed at the poor. Tke StAnding Orders of the !rouse of Peers having bet is stispionlvd hist Hight, the Prince-. CHAKt.ovrCs 60,00 K Annuity Bill, and the . S. livietos lotereottre and RUONAPAIVra. DctUiltioll Its were passed . through , All their n4g,es. Tin Royal assent will he given to them to-day. In the Muse of Commons, all the remlining public Estimates- for the Navy, Ordnance, and Army were Agreed to. The patriots made w last cll'ort to sow distention between the Army awl Navy, by misrepresenting the scale of their pay and other remunerations. We trust that both Services feel that the Country and Government have done as much as could be done for both fairly, etislly, impartially and gratefully ; amt that they are not to be misled by. tht;r dew Patrons, who, with their moat consistency, first tried to get them turned adrift without a provi sion at nil, and then set up as the advocates for in creased allowances / Mr. TIERNKY has given a notice to move for * COthwittee on the Civil List,. and the Organ of thy Party accuses Lord CASTLERtRkIti of arro gance, 'treatise' he will not consent to legislate according to the dictating of Gentlenten opposite, toil resists their motions, .and asses - to take his own course rather than theirs.. This is truly a gross offence,. but such as has long been rein mon to wen in trust and power, who do not Like to yield Omit own judgement to the guid ance of their declared adversaries. The Fac tion want Ministers as docile as elephants, to exert their strength and display their deiterity, kneel, elevate their. trunks, and do. all other ex traordinary (cuts at the bidding of their self apPointed Keepers. The state of the Civil List will come properly before Parliament, when the Noble Lord brings in the Hill 10. its regulation, of which he gave no. tire at the, commencement of the Session, bet the subject is to) dear to the Party, toe suseepti- Isle of being, misrepresented, and, when taken in parts cud partial views, tiro convenient for their purposes, to admit of their waiting for its lair and, entire tilscussioo. Mr,. Licstrana, of the Admiralty, who had been sent with dispatches for ,Legho: end Ge noa, returned to town. this week. Letters were received in town- yesterday frotn• Bombay to the 224 of November, ,which left - die country in a state of perfect tranciaillity. There , was no,probability of a renewal of the war. . Yesterday (lisp :itches were received at Viscount CMITGUItAAdIit'S Office, (ruin the Hon. W. Ainhaisatior •at Sardittiai . and also from Sir CIIARLIMSTUART At Paris. -- V ester d a y yiseninit Mat.vitt.e., accompanied by some of the Lordi Of the Admiralty, left town for Chothtiol, to inspect the dock-yard at that place, and also the improvements carrying on in that at Sheerness. Yesterday Count Mourrea had itn,amtience of the PAINCE REGENT. Ilk Royal Highness re ceived a visit from the Marques of ANOLESRA. Arita. 9.—The Prince of Conotnitn, attended by Sir W. KIMPIL, is arrived 'here. His Serene Highness bus already announced his inten tion of a►tending Divine Worship on Friday next (Good Friday), at tht Parish Church, anti of re maining. at the Pavilion during the present week. Mr. Pnitaars, the new appointed steward to the Princess CHARLOTTR, took possession of Camels ford-house yebterttay. The putten has ordered great number of wedding-cakes to be distributed on the tiny of the Royal nuptials. This ,heing Mauttday Thur►ii►►y, his Moor Wes annual. bounty. ;knit and new silver coin will he distributed to a twain number of poor old men snot WOlLitil s by the Sub•Alwouer, at Whits- to apply to the. wantt of the State the subsid;etr of England, and the contributions levied in France. A total change of Ministers has taken place, its consequence of these differences. GRNHA, MARCH 26.--Austrin appears still to attach great importance to Spezzia, because that the English, in the present state of things, are masters of the country and the coast!. VENICE, 24.—Some individuals have been arrested who were reerniting in the Vencti:in States and the lonian Isles, for spreading the re port of to rupture between Amtrin and riusiiu, and endeavouring to seduce the itthabitanv3 from their fidelity. Several Officers and Stataiterns hove left tri, it is supposed for the purpose of entering, the.service of Turkey. The plague still continues to desolate Epirus. it has ceased a t s myrna . NArt.r.s, Moor 24.--Report stated yesterday that an English sqltadrott had landed troops in Ahruzzo, and that they are to orrutpy the places and fortresses of that territory. Government has published. nothing rm the subject, but it has caused 'nue) inquietude. Leouottet, Msacu 2-I.—The Eogl4ll squadron, commanded by Lord Exmouth, has set sail in di iettion of Naples. ft is followed by a great Dum• her of tratworti with troops and horses. MILAN, MARCH 26.—Count tie Dellermie has left this capital. tie will visit Paris and London, anti afterwards go to Vienna. Tbe English Ambassador lias left Milan for Florence. dittatteo.--1 Mine.. I LA? In 1. Nambitreh. nue—.l Lis bnn, I Rolland, 1 W.rterfurd. • TIME 01 1111 s DAY AT T Rank %took, t 42 pvr 0 , 0.14 , 1. 5 1 1414 I pvi Cent .I.,:ens. fl 3 fir SOU I 4 lier Cent‘. 1411 per Cent. N. Aro. AAII Milk L. An% P 3 t -16114 I ' S rT)CK~t VlP;v.vr. 0 . 0 I/PC India itiborta, Ts. I gXelleq. di*.. e. pr. ti;+ nqt., tikentyment, tit Cues. Gar flap, 111(Vr wATErt AT toN new nr‘Mr;r. Try•Aimulgyky. Morniair, 17 minutes s(tt I L'veuing, Si minute,: after S. THE SUN. gritxmlfN mcing PALWAt AIfI.CAT NAVAL NRIVS. lIARWICS, APRIL 10.—Arrived the following transports from the Mediterranean, bound to Embden Harriet, 660 ; Dartmonih, 422 Neptune, 233; Harmony. 178; Promise, 267; and the -Perseverance, G. H. Also arrived the Henry Freeling packet with a mail from Cimino , ven.—Wind S. E. • PORTSaitnITH, APRIL 10.--Arrived his 141`sierm : ty's ship Orontes from the river Thames; and the Expedition, for Youghall.- ! —Wind N. E. Fatasourx, Anti. 8. --S.tiled the Francis Freeling packet with s mail for Lisbon and A. N.B. to N. N. E. QUICZ PASSAGE.—The Commerce, natal, arrived at Berwick t>llTharsttuy. She mdde Oaf run from the river Thames to the Tweed in hours—the quickest passage downwards Wl' known. Minotany, of 74 guns, building at chst 7 , . haat, will be launched on Tuesilisy next. EAST' INDIA HOUSE. Yesterday a ballot was taken at the East LOW Howe, for the election of aiz Directors, in the room of Charles Grant, George Smith, Swett' , Tonne, Williatn M 4 tell, campben Majoriaaalts, Esqrs. and Sir Julia Jaskol , / Dart. wh.• go out by rotation. At n'etock the, glasses were closed , sini el vexed to the Scrutineer:, who. reported the - Pal" bers to be, viz. :— Hon. W;lliaai Falartint Elphinitone, Mt; John Tistlits Suf. Mai Julia , Itladesi , Tick?, 1.4 m . 638; James Daniell* Esq. tic Joba,Ml4l, 1:;sq. ati ; JauieSPitttelintli Esq. - Ycsterchtv a Court' of Directiirs was held at the' . EOst ltrO4 douse, .when the. Thanks of the „ Court tvele voted CHAgLigs Gaon', FM' an THottAs 14KED, Eqt. Chairman and Depoti Chairman, for dial zeal and attention to the Cutek. pany'l4 inter,:sts during the last year. • • The SOLICIToRfCikNitHAI. gave notiee, House of Commons, last night, that in case . 1 0 COCHRANS does not, after the recess, neine.,44l'‘ early day for the consideration of his Ck ar lr o ji against the Loas)Cuirs JUSTi-nit of G °/° , l' King's Bench, he (the Solicitor Gener4l) think it his duty to of3er a nesolutioule Ili° House in answer to them-. Some redactions in the establishmen t at Ca toil House are to. be adopted, Four footmen e nd, and some of the subordinate attendants are to b discharged. ,• Reductions have been made. i n th e estsnitsgc ment of the Alien...o:4e, in Clucks, 8 44 these few .days. There was, accordiog to French aCtoilnis' remarkable discrepancy in , the number of e dept* among the allied troops in Paris in 1815. Th Ibt3Sian army lost 23 men ; the Austrian ever 15; the piiiiseian army, 154; and the Eng/jib' army, 1,027 Ttdom^s Cot.t.ev, the Banbury Pedestrian,' stastul .to perform 1020 miles in 20.succeso 1 ° days, near Banbury,. and on Monday last..con'; pleted . his task. The pedestriln was then &dill' down and up the course, amidst the acclitutati o i nit of many thousand sctators: He was next 01. taken. found the tow n in a. chaise and four; x+t afterwards_chaitted, in triumph, attended wK b . many flags, and a large concourse of speco" itg o i', At Ox wavoasted'in the field on the las; 4141 Y the performance. 'l he motion for the repeal .of the Taif,fles uP°:ll Leather is expected to come on the 29! mouth. The real question then to be decided by Parliament law less, than whether a MS lllll'l°. tune, which an eminent political %Vriter stele* give employment to an histirabfe ca pital Jog.: than any of our other matatfactnres , s"` i citified on almost ? entirely by means of trutil t °"" r " boor, skull be lost to the country, $ far T rial, depends upon the foreig sbud . fOreigtr consumption /. or whether it sh' t 'l l Isc e allowed tie same encouragement as tro't °' ' fis t other.great,staplo manufactures, and be perntli!c_`, to,utie the , raw materials in the $ and most ads autageous meatier, and. tli, ere „, )r e greatly client! i:eelf, its respects both our n u T, end foreign consumption objection to t repeal la the loss of about 400,0001. per year the revenue, which front the relief that WO t l,usa. given to so great a portion of the people as concerned in the leather manufacture io Pa r t, 4 co:0101111r liar as well not to the agricultural intocb ts ' "14 public at large, there can he uo aoubt be immediately made up ,by their greater Abu' to cotttrihuter to all other tosses. 'When We d alder the distressed state of this trade, O a ' r e, beneficial consequences that peal of these Taxes, and that the Nlinister, atnof lug the war, only SAVO. the Tax by a intO rit i sol e four, we cannot doubt but if the trek pourto in :their. Petitions, they must attar tbe an object which, It' appears, is not less fur or , advantage .of the country than for the dill crc branches of the leather trade. cttl Fortran Cottage, 17. East Lothian, the prig'. Would Hata .;1 of JAMBS WALKER, EN.' one of t h e vi iiit l l o .) ( ll Clerks of Session,. was burnt to the %roun d ' Thursday 'night. On Monday last Messrs. Down end Officers of Excise, Leith, seised twp illesoll in candlemaker-row , Edinburgh, whick, w t '," re ,. their utensils, they lodged in the Excise rll house, besides destroying a qu antity 9.1 wa"" ••••••••••••.........•••••••• DIR7II. , , 4 5 : 011 1 . Oa Taos itai tootAt Bleuira-lial tho 14641 or 47 7sq. M.P. of a 000. w a5...................." ' DIED. cu t/ l' t On Ow nth ult. a his seat, Walhertetls in t he - -41° l• Sussex. General John. Whyte. Colonel is the mitt) Reel/Pd. OnSontlay, the 3 i st ult. at Moffat, in Scoland, : 0 ' I° ` Home, relict of John Home, Esq. of Kitting. 0 On Tuesday. at his house in newer:-st.teet, 'Thomas fag f l Esq. in his Rath year. On the ris inst. at her bottle is Neer-street, lisiler-11"115:it; Mr'., Hester Kentish, vile of Jushus /towels, er. of tips*. --........."'"!.!!"!.4 IptirillON: Printrti 3, B. CAngtaillt c4 . Na tl !InVI; and liablisheti by %V. A. ScitiPr fere s of t 7";;`)i; at the AVIO•OfPieg. No.-Its, Strarvi: nt Pv01,014411.1.04411 ckalliPilatd))&cintuit ba