The Sun. — London, England, 1816-08-24 00:00:00

‘ 31! ik,ingilBoo.(•• ,Orir•••“”••••• • the Bpanish Govt....l:nor to give_up•ilaowt4 in C3-' OIMI)gt: 'l4 tht t:vcral hicrsii) bo'3l . d Lis sqw.nit : the pr s 6posal:w . ii, however; reject • , BRovcs's successor. trould give up, be %;(le's all the prisoners taken on their cruise, the wit-de OE thy: squadron, except one vessel tO sewn), and pay a large sta l l iii d3lhirs. To this ( lie new Commander would nut agree, and next they fired the town. Ultimately BitciWlT was sent on bOaid, on cnuditibo of giving up the pri soners,and i. 1140 four vessels captured trohi the Rd y alists . .I'he Buenos Ayres Admiral Wi t s, beiides, obliged to pay a bancitoni - e sum in The follo,w•ing statement has appeateci, we kr►ow not on what authority, to spew that Go ;ert►mcnt have been acting upon the regular tystem of retrenchment, which they declared to he their purpose at the termination of the Mr, in the PRINCR'S ItEGENT's Speech, ftncl by the nmtiths of Nliiiisters,durin g the whole of the last Session of Parliament : They hare already, since the adjournment of reduced the army ten titrittsand men. 'The 6rdnance expenditure is reduced from four wiliuns to • 4:le. • . Tie Commissariat Department is extremely reduced. In the Barracli Department two of the Commissionershare liven reduced, and the other part of the Establishment, has been also reduced. The Transport Department is entirely abolished. • The Commissariat Establishment has been reduced. • Aloud one third of the Inspectors General, inspectorsomd tlurreyars of Taxes. are to be reduced. The West India Commissioners are to be reduced from five to three. - • The Medical Board is to be reduced to one Member. • one Land Tax lle,, , ,istry Office is to be reduced. • - . And itirestigation4 fur the .purpose of other reductions are still going on. - The Marquis of LA N S DOWN P. and his Lady have arri►'ed at Frankfort. We tinderstand the Par... liantentary Opposition arc wandering aboutt4e world narking discoveries fur the next Session. W e are extremely happy to find that trade is. been very f a st, an d that more business' h as °eel) dune at the Ciistom-lionse within the last we e k /ono fora considerable time past ; and we hare additional satisfaction in Stating) that the revenu e is daily increasing. The preparations at Cilremotit for the recep tion of the Princess CHARLOTTE HMI Prince LEO. 1. 011) being completed, the greater part of their bonseloild domestics left Cionelford Ilouse yes terday ; and their Royal and Serene Highnesses trill leave tottn, this jay, for their delightful sear. Vesterdny PritiCe LEOPOLD rode o u t horse kW: ,ai tetided by Sir 11613EitT G:111DIN and 'fut-ttl Duke and Duchess of CuMBESLAND.-- Iler Highness is indispostd, and confined to her apartment. According to a report the garrison of Malaga brok e out into J mutiny, 'and attacked the Ilithop's Palace, throwing stones at nail breaking the windows &c. Against the Bishop (Father ,CANcoo, a famous comrade of OATOLAZO iii the ! 2 " Et ' s ) they tittered dreadful threats ; and the attiir wouid have had serious consequences hail 31 :. " '''ulte conciliatory persons interpos e d, a nd th e I "hpii . brought forth a bag of dollars to pacify (be mut'ineers. 'Mere is a report that on the death of the King ()F the Tiv s a ‘SICILIES, the Crowns of Naples and Sicily will be separated ; -that the former will de- Vritiee .Leoroun, recent& Married to an Austrian Arcininchess. The present Crown Prince FRANCI3 will Succeed to the Crown of Sicily. A Gentlenian lately returned from Rome states, that his litil,iness th e 'P orte receives the English travell,rs 11110 '•i:,11 'that titY.Witb the most distill gtiibhed favour. All the works'of art which have 11.rivi.11 from Paris tire now replaced in the Vatican, !1(1 the other palaceslrom which they were taken °Y Ii reitdi Robliers'iharing the Revolution. r• The Duke of LucrstioußG, Embassador of the ~,s : Pu to the Court' o f -B ra zil, arr i ve d sa f e l y at Plin•g JallCiro the 3l st of May: The sitinC day he ~rtthe honou r of seeing the Xing of Portugal. ie next mornin g the bosiS of his Majesty took li h°te his Excellency. and sttite frinn the Ber -I"ne. The coaChes of th e Conn attended him „ "", th e di sembarkment, and accompanied him to I lls hotel. i h F.' let (says A French Pape r ) h as just(. 44l Published by t h e Pope . , establishing a new krn • s_rovernment foi• th e ROnian'Stittes, which Aauti a utlition.ll proof of that tendency which is n i'Pily p m qi " rey dent aont; all ehlighteited Sore- Atis • to pet feet our social institutions: Among ba gu thspo4itiohs‘contained in this Edict, tvt! tirtark with pleasitre the abolition of all feudal gekemptioils, and gt atificatioils, such reservation of of fishing,. hunting. jurisdictions, laesici6 the stippression of the mod the Irightfill plinislttitent of the stra -01(1v• if is thus that, Religion and Philosophy 14 ,1 hand lititnileir the lat% Sof a Pontiff i '"use wjkdone knows how toConciliate i hen t . ~.1 " the 11 1 ;• 4 d e B ou l og n e it great number of "unit • 4 nem s o f vs heat are seen, sti l tinging from the ill'titrashct qraw t.nich the allied troops within ". ",freer last ,y ear ',bade itse of for :act's. Tile whi c h fen out k i ts spr ou t e d u p, .tinul pro— 'Weed y 6 Lilt( 11 )11114 lant crop of cm n SO ler is tat the poor women in the veighbotithood Ita , ve employ e d .twit days in gettiog in the harvest. 1' , The Commander h t . Chief in the West 44 been plo w( ' to oesent the Turkish (1'1111"s 11 41:en from the fi2ii French regiment of the line, 4 . 14 . 11 th e cillitare of thoulaloupe, Aligns" - 148 1 , to e 23 111 Regiment, (•r King's 'Own Borderers, a$ i ndication of the-just sense .his Excellency ;entertains of the discipline and collect conduct `44Pt il Y" l oceasioth' 'by that respectable corps, : i 7 ,II..MOUTIT, A tSG. .—Arrived thc HAM I LTON , trust LnncL t ,aid, SHiled ; mid (lie Ykillt . 2S, gi.s;youT ii , frOIII ditto, 811(1 sailed fur the 1,Ik! SEtiled the Eglmm, ST. Auci. 23..—Arrived the Mina, TfiomrsoN, from 'North iierg . ett, howid tip the 11editetruheatt.---Wind %Vesterly. DEAL, AuG. 2:3.—Catne down from tlu Riper, ,and suited, thu Woodbridge, SMITH, firthc.• Cape of •Goott Hope ; the Unison, SMELT, Itn• New York. 7 --Winti E. GRAVESEND, AUG. 23...... Arrived the Rebecca, Worts, from Riga ; Kitty, Warren, from . Pe ,tersbargh ; X, Y, Z, Fate, Irc - tin ditto; ‘Vyson, Cullison, from ditto; Latina, Mackie, fro m ditto ; Progress, Potts, from Greenland ; Mel rose, Dempster, (rain Grenada ; Jenny, Bruce, Worn Gafle ; Mars, Grey, from Archangel ) Spring, Binsisken, front Norway.— Sailed the Lady Mack worth, Robson, for New Volk; Mar y:is of Anglesea, Brown, for Ostend ; Susan, Ayles, for Ilainburgit ; Mary, Masser, fur Rot lerdam ; Melantho, Fiord, for ditto. Wttlbsort, Auo. 23.—Yesterday Prince LEO POLD Went in his eurricle to Hampton, to v i sit and make his dutiful inquiries after the PRINCE REGENT'S health, vilnch is improving. Sir HENRY HALPORb has been in constant attendance on his Royal Highness during his indisposition.— The weather being remarkably fine this morning, the QUEEN and. PturicEssas went to Frogmore, and walked in the Gardens; the QUEEN wits drawn in her chair by a pony. Trincess Soma 'of .GLOUCESTER left to-day for Bagsbot, on a visit to the Duke and Duchess. --- Law. Nothing but Unimportant cases of Bankruptcy 'occupied the attention of the Court of Chancery yesterday. The Criminal Sessions at Dijon-have hall three dreadful cases before them. On the 15th, a vine-, dresser was condeMned for murdering his mother; on the 16th, a girl, 19 years of age, was convict ed of poisoning her father and mother ; and on tae 17th, a mother was convicted of killing her citild:-OU the affirmative declaration of the Jury that Jean Mignardot was . the murderer of Margua rita.Fournier, wife of Mignardot, his mother, the Court, on the 1411), condemned the said. Jean Miguel:dot to suffer death ; to be conveyed to the place of execntion in his shirt, barefooted,. his head covered with a black veil, and to be exposed on the scaffold while an officer reads the sentence to the people ; afterwards to have his hand cut off, and to be immediately executed. • The price of Bullion is the same now as during . the last•six weeks. Portugal Gold is 3/.195. per ounce, New Doubloons 31.145. 6d. Dollars ore 'at 41. 10s, d. The sale of Mr. Roscoe's hooks commenced at Liverpool, on Monday. The company at the commencement comprised competitors (in person and by agency) of much learning and book loving fame ;—viz. Earl Spencer, Mr. Heber, the, Reverend Doctor Butler, Doctor- Darwin (of Lichfield), &c.—Among the London book sellers were Messrs. Longman, Ateh,.Triphook, Evans, Allen, &c. with many front the coently. On the Ist day, a copy of the Catholicon sold for . GO guineas; Panzer, 20 guitleas ; ljandintti, Flo. 1764, 37 guineas ; liii6. Spenceriana, b. p. 14 guineas. The 'lank of Messrs. SMALLWOOIt and S.PtlAti- MAN, at Market Drayton, subpentleilimment on Saturday. The partners state, that they have re- . sorted to this measure in consequence of the dif ficulty they experience in obtainiug paymentt; hut that the house intended shortly to discharge every demand, with interest.---(Shreicsimry Chro nicle.) .• • Mr. WILLIAM WILLEWINT, a tritinittaeturer of the city of Norwich, is appointed Boinhazeen nutacturer to her Royal, Higliness'llte rrinc6s CiikKLOTTE of AVALts, ill consequence of her Lloyd Highnesb's.most gracious patronage of this article in colourc‘ The quantity of salmon caught in the Tay dur ing .the last fortnight is unprecedented ; iA one night . stpwards' of 3000 were taken. The Bishop of fAcnFIELD and CovEwritY has intimated his intention of giving 1001. to wmds the establishment of a receptacle for young ticlin (pietits in StalfordShire, as recommended by the iNlagistrates for the county of Warivick. The inVettigation of t h e mur d er o f C a pt a i n PAIZTEiMGE, oithieppe . . Wag 1101 6.lllllllateti When the Eliza packet 'sailed on Wednesday night. Th e British Consul, the Mayor of Dieppe, and sevcral merchants, have held inectingi, to discover the ollicer wlm gave orde's to fire 'on the vessel, The remains Of Captain PARTRIDGE Lave been buried at Dieppe. The melancholy business will . be Made the subject of a minute investigation by the French Government. Yesterday evening two of the tutirdeCers of Mr. BAKER, CollVkted at the Clrinarel Assizes, %very eNeenterl- 7 a third persoy, vve nurclerstuird, has made a inn and ample discovery of the abominable plot. (coy ideertiter, Within the last fourrtcen, flays the family of Rev• Mr. BURQESS, .of ArlNriiigtpti, the deprivation of e.very' Conifrart b y the Nut{ ra vages ittrt the loss wof 10-111 re chi'merr, and the t tki%l yet rear nn also lie dangerOkisly in. On Saturday, 'about 600 prelts of initmeal %yelle diti.ttibuted in the Barony parish. in future, ne will be g, - ;iven bat to b‘ich ae ripply to the Conitnittees appointed to invt.stigate tlie eases, ;Intl their report unlit he sithuotted to the (lentJtil Conottittee, as mine of the individual owtolierS have power to ...ct without the coneui'• reure .of their culleaglies,--(Ldinborgli l'oper .) Sbellarif, of, Staittito l i rlui , turd Jkoin of CoritoO, Ott their return feno. wot - gni the e v ening of Ole . ad, inst. attettiptell to cup, the A%()11 in a snialrboal, !Hit It Stil)k belqie they. reiv.hcar iltc opousite shore : tht:it botlit.a were irut 'discuvered beturgtbe 12th. a vi~ji~& \AI #'VtilcX. • t . „ . • 7 ATRIOTISNI. , • ' bv San silities on our native lan, The Vernal z.,phyrs hipW, • 1 .. Am: Spring, with light and graceful hund,• Plucks oil the est suow The Sun sliiiiett9a each happy home, And bids the mourning rand'rtr come ask relief froOt svoe ! And Comhat Woos the spear he w . it And Hoaour luv, • her iir,tive tirhis bylkolgl•in yonder darl: . i vt rvdt , 'Piro' which the water ? •* c h.., A Stranger battles her wc:tried luet, And gazes on the tide ! A broken lance is en tier knee,. Aml petlant trpin to Olive tree The banner doOs its pride ! And on the grass ths,bucliler Its weight destroys the shriiihing blade Ali! wherefore art thou sad and pale, Fair Daughter of the Sky ? Does Pity weep Wei' Sorrow's tale, Or welt at Love's reply `0 no ! thou art of dill:rent race, Anti even thy weeping grace II:e can th' birth descry ! , .4nd in the scatter'd signs of war We read that thou haat fought. afar! 'Tis Patriotism ! warrior miltl ! . iteturiedto Peace's how'rs ; And Honour tuns to meet his child, And Joy presents her flow'rs Thou weep'st to think that War's success ILO been the grave of Happiness, And sigh'it away the hours! The loud, rude howl of strife is past, And Patrititism rests it last ! Yet wakgraud rouse thy soul of Ere ! Nor giri: thy sorrows o'er! Let Mercy wond her silver lyre, And play at Conquest's door ! Come iii thy former majesty ! 14t Virtue cling around thy huee, And read her ancient lore ! And come, witir hope and nag unfurl% And leap into the glizing world ! Snatch from the earth thy laurel crovvr; And bleed green olives there; And teach mankind that trot: renown ;,Cat, smile a' well as dare ! Ah 1 stretch the guardian hand to save; And pause awhile at Valour's grave, And make the Wish—the prayer ! And gentlest yet, when most divine, Plead fur thy laud at ISlerey's shrine ! ANNA. VIE POOR. SMITH'S LAMENTATION: In pensive wood stood lures-Struch WILL, AIR/ tints hiN thoughts exerest ; 4iron'A cold, my /mina's still, Aly amour i* at rest. • NO *lore hitt hearty eur the dawn ifencliantit with faithful /gait, Ns) illoCe with orse, and ouud, and orn. Ili unt the tiwid are. Th►• igh grown trees, the hash', the //oak, The helm, implore delight The howl's tirsh tl►r. cruolr,. Brit suit any doleful !,light. /Jolt! /Arabella, car my call, Pity han elpleffi Wh o se buncirs, ktuntq, hand ansehold hall, Arve left im to imself. 'llly end heye, thine Aaulmun air, 1 . fientrappetl my heaq Thyandio►n harm, hand and so fair, Wye rivetted dart. Then ear is call k is power then //own, • To Ymen's halter conic ; //our ands hand carts tlivre join in one, • Hand make my oust your owe. When tempests then the world halatmo l , Hand ail strewso'er the pound, Within my kiring, sate front all 0624 Be thine haiylutu found." A NS Wp Thy werse, den► fill , lias charmed my heart, And happy ee trill hes So thou art hind fli do my'pnrt, Spite Jr, 14 and V. 'fn ENGLISH OPOA:—liiti Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex .1/hiked this Theatre last night, to witness the representation of One o'.Cloek, anti, I+ Ile Jealous p His Royal Highnes,s entered.be, , fore the piece bad - begun, and took his sent: in trout of the public stage .box. The curtain then ruse, alit! God Sore the Kin,y vas suns; by theseliole coMpany. Mr. Kv.mn t. a played.Sirylock, Sir Overreach, and Muebelh to crowded houses at Nen wicb. - Mrs. hi Atuiym bas lately coriclodQd ,her engage. went at the Windsor and.Margate Theatry's, and she is now playing at Scarborough. Miss MY.Kfty is in a state _of convalescence, and will 'ions; be able to resume her station at the Eogli•h Opera: Sir. EMERY concluded his engagement tat Neer- castle-on-'I ►eitlt Jacob Gulphy,in The Chuptel of Accidents.. M. KtIAN finished lit Exeter in S/106r1r, for the benefit of Mr. Popp— He had preionsly perform. Othdirt, Thqtrunt, Jri Giles Overreach, mitt Richard theSecund, and for his own bctsetit Mac beth. It woldil seen that the EnAligh •movela are trans lated 'anti read avid( great 'avidity at present in France. ~ A writer ill 4 P,tris paper, •itt translotion at 1;4 iliouneibtg; rrinniks, tlmt, 11 4 IleW 11010 at rive trom iltan i the translators run a race which shall 'if out firs', to time tuallifet detriinent*of rly the last lithier% frolli St. Peter \burgh yre It r it.t-I'ANI CURTIN, ti 11 4 } ' , . 11 !1‘; ( him' ago sailed for that pott from ring:and, imm lii . S nali vessels seernapisnivil by a party of frieutbt, safely reached thy Russian capitol. Tile new bridge of SytTes already pass'AdY f o r foot passengers, but carriages continue to go over time Old VIM. LISJ. The d::frclses of 4he lowto.orders arc no‘r, .friss4,;:lsboitt Id leti Aoute%aliexiation . 114)01 th , .: coming on oath e, hai vez.t. T:,e late ;w4;iod to wtocti. :its commencement has., been. ,pi„tractej ne— cessarily,render the fa; men more corn _amt. it - thev.rot;e-. that 'a greater nomber of hando , ' • 4,t etittireti_ at che. S.twe Si. h :arran.:eittra Andy not, :at ttle..first glance, spew mor:e-.lnvieficial,, her;suse, will be sajd,. ,the employnie4 trill the sooner be at OH CORI. .114 the iYijeCt [IOW to 11 4'11k:ill(' 0)00,:iS ex tensively as pas: ale, and in this sense we doubt not hut the easa,sl vantages the ,tinte- 4011. opetstte - more widc:y and more effectually. ...There.is also aonther fit attached. It.is.a.fact that utpubers are every year sacrificed to the extra labour anst the extra feeding of the season uf harvest. The substi tutiou of contract work, for the reception of the harvestmeninto • Earns-houses ,has indeed. tended to abate the evil and to engender ft thrif-, ty.spirit in lieu of indulging the gluttonous and, wasteful appetite. which used formerly ,to. be the parent to SO omeh disease and profusion.- In then case of the, present year., more men will wort: fewer hours, and we eat pestly recommend the, con-, sideration to the Itgricelturist as it effects.all the circumstances we have ulledged. ; : With respect to the crop, we are told. that one more 'abundant never fell before the sickle. , So soon as the. new grain appears in the market we think the farmer must prepare for a de pression —and ,air great depression. Much of the.,Moderate vltesits of the growth of, last year still': remains, ,on • hand, for if our ,Re a d ers wilt take, , the, tumble to remember the universal. current of the reports from the markets—mid dling tpialities have continually beets. quoted as not ,being in any demand. The, qoality of ,the coming year il,repreSCiited a,s not likely to be fine, and if 59, there must-be .a still greater glut of til t s samples ;which are already :rednutlant. We still. believe also, that the ,whole growth will be found to exceed the whole consumption,of the country, and consequently that the .price: for a long thatt? after.hareest will continat very low,. .But should. any causes conspire to open the ports, in May (and a..strong effort' was made, and was very nearly. successful last May), the importation cannot fait to be .great,. and' to make the foreign prices one own standard for so long tt time afterwards as way serve ta.convissee the farmer that Isis best in west lies in having, his commodity at a steady al, thought it be a low rate, lie way then e.dculata his expenci:s accordingly anti etrtainly, tr bile dots trianutictorer will find in it the br,,t rt:liLlfor..ll>Lt wain, of employment which on ,r how*.to the earth. the industrious multitudes of Great Britain. 1 R E S. A .most alarming fire brobe out about S o'clock' on T ne ,d a y, th e J3ll►, in the : workshop ,of Ggenott NiasoN, builder, ,Of Ticket -street, ,Nor wich,adjoining.the hack part of the Theatre. Titer* being,in it a peat quantity of shavings, deals, and other dry wood, the Wait; wits otost terrific, awl 20 minutes the,root fell in. It was .soon disco vered that the natne had communicated to thee Theatre, the preservation ot which excited math.' sensatios, as its destruction, from the inflantnia.• Why of its materials, would, in all prohlhilityy have involved the houses on each side of it in ono common ruin r the most resolute and persevering exert ions alone saved this building fron t the fury of the !lames. : The ponds of Christ Church were& opened, and the current bring directed to‘vards the premises, gave a .copious supply of water,,! and Mr. Joshua, fleait let id the water reserved, for, brewing,, which, in the tit it instauce,.proVe t t of great service., Themninher persons' who soots colleCied from .all parts oilhe tow 4 was very great;„ an d ; thveudelavours ()fall classes to avert atul,lesseht thirctiltinity was truly praiseworthy. A hreack' was made in the wall of the Coach and Horses yintl. which admitted the engines. aitijor Purvis, Coma. mantling Oflieer of,the Dragoons quarterci there. immediately sent down a putty of them this barrack cngine, which, * with thas, of the Suffolk; Fire-office, and others, played successfully ttpout the buildings !nut extinguished the burning ruins. , Very little of Mr. klason's stock was saved but the Theatre sustained no other injury than the de struction..of pnt of the tltessiog-rounts.,—(Aur wich Mercury) FIRV: AT STOCK PORT, CH ES Hi R Friday., selinight IA tire broke out in ,the large rod ,exten., sive corn mills occupied by Messrs. Wm. ilearfl. still C0..0f Stockport 3 ,„,....t.he fire began iu the but tom floor..wlicii in It - few seetwds was,in 4 COM 'plete blaze ; Inn! f‘o dreadfully ripid was the p o gress of the ilittot.'l, th'tt ttvo honri the arhole of the mill, collSritiiig 4,f six storie s , was entirrly destroyed awl a heap of ruins. --'!'he. lit e extended to tt Cotton rt'arehouse belonging to Mr. Shaw, of London, and occupied by 'Air. Wards.• ley, whose loss we are ent•ry to . sßy is eery consi • derab:e ) in c:tsh, books, and goods ot .Yntions de scriptions.. Tire whole to w n was ma bore.an awfully grand appearance. The loss sub.. tabled is upwards:of-2000/. SCOTCH B.kNKRUPTS. lames Mir'Kay, meitllnttt, Wick, to be exAmineti in the SttevitrFletk's oehce, 27th Augast tind lOth Septeut. tir, at I. • ' Creditors of Blair And Martin, f:Ati: ifistilicra at Utin.rwonct and ineiciinitts in (.rvennvii, ipevt in.. the Prnicv .f Nair* tavern, AlP: 1 10 1 . at I uf orst. aniljnincri.hitiqf 'in Annan, now in Rrittiningvc. own . Annan, 14434 , fit* Iliwk Nelocir.l, ,, r, ;it 'U.: Cirditur,i .filinrs iikAit.r. non %hi r. ,!ve, tut :et in Met chitties inn t berg, tlttt . Seinenibet, IV, lit. FooTrkn at James EtiA6rils. near Lientli, ' 4 re" : from Bath 1600:0, I,r tvi4s, sinpped neat" big a silt; fir totkpiol, Sit ttek hilt) 1.1 iill,llt 111()CV 01l ht.ttri, lint! Orr)! ri.hilett tom of vakke 2 , 101. a oliv.pikulici 114311. , fielt[ttote, and II in silvtx. itttern 'hew. him Sevvvely niinut tbt hem . ); %se are happy to add, that Mr. ,E4lvw stt ;Is is itt'" etm CHIVE.