The Sun. — London, England, 1816-05-24 00:00:00

MAILS. A►catvr.n-' 114113110, 1 1/1.11/lill, 1 Waterford. I) , JF.—I I'6,lttenburgb, 1 Guernsey and Jersey, 1 Dub:in, '1 ; Waterford. PRICE 0 STOCKS WELVV. O'CLOCK. rittlia Sttick, ...... 10) India 800d5,........15. , 25. pr. Exch.. Billt, ls. 4s. pr. Otoition),- Ditto- for '2ll Cons. for Opening, 6411 i )N BRIDGE To-monßow. Evening, 81 minutes after 1. THIS DAY AT T. trinit Ctoelc. 3 per Cott. Red: ... ... ifi ' 3 Itel 4 Cent. Cons.-- (52:i; ti 3 4 per Cetitq 7 fUl4 t. per Cent. N. Ann.. 9343 44 rvinli 1.. Ann..... I Ki 9.16t115 'l-11G1 - 1 WATER A : I'I.6NIY Morning, aniinutps after 1. TI EE SITN , _ . Ior,EM yt , lotalCßhi YALSUM•AUDEAT? LONDON, FRIDAY, MAY . 24, 1816. Accetunts of Disturbances at Ely were rereivrd in town yesterday; Ina - we can assure our Residers th'iit tie rt►ost prof tilt and active ineain have been adopted to soppress them. The Paris Paners erriie regularly : the rrerich Funds rh , e, the Court goes untlistutbedly, the National Guards have returned to their respective Ittmes, P.tul yet 'borne Writers persevere in repre sewing that country s Wing still a prey to insur- rection and anarchy. We are convinced that the spirit of rebellion has been quelled, and that the Gazelle de France of the :21st speaks truly, 'when, in a Note upon the Cotrespondence pnblished in, some of Our London •Prints, it says " they have no other Correspondents in Fiance bt t Pederes, from whose productions they anttoonce with pleasure tp their Readers that the utmost agitation reigns in this Kingdom (France). If (adds the Editor) they will take the trouble to pay, us a visit, they will have much difficulty in disrmering this agitation, which only exiqs in their own brains, and in the brains of their Bra tilers and Friends."—The following are extracts Mini these Papers " PARIft, MAY 21.—An °Hot:fiance has been publisheil respettitig the' estahlishments tlestitied for the Orphans of the Legion of. Honour. We 844 take au early opportunity of publishing it. They ti•rite from Antirges, May vere'rneasnres have Jac( beeti itgiiiitst some of the fuoinns. Seven. persons liete been arrested.' " Workmen are employed iN the °Gardens rle l'Eliseie-Bourbon and the Castle, iti order to prepate it for the r&eption (if the IlldltHoii ptr. sonages who arc to inhabit it. • , " The English who reside at Calaic hiving been invited to all the fi!tet given for some time by thhi - town; ► ri ve given in their turn to the town and t;at•rison a brilliant ball, which toott place in the Hall de Spectacle. The colours and arms of the two nations wee artfully disposed at the upper pail of the hall. " FRANKFORT, Mav 16.—1 t is said that Gene r.ll Gnekenati, General in Chief of the Nrossian troop cm the left Bank , of the i llhiner, has given in his resignation, which 'has been accepted by the E •" At:conling to news from the North,tlie camp Of Elsinore will he composcil of 12,000 men , Swedes and NorvvegiAns. The• Swedish Govern, mint is ►Mite the military spirit of tt►e two people. Nnmes,' 1(.1 'l.—The Austrian troops are marching through the Calabrias under orders of General Nugent. l'his movement appears to be for, the purpose of changing the regiments of the gattisons. " Several persons who, by false accounts of themselves, and under pretext of demanding work, had deceived many inhabitants of the Communes, have- been arrested. 46 SP.N•rAtcoEtt, MAN 9.—Three ships, just ar rived here from Vera Cruz, laden with plahtets, and a great qtmotity of merchandize, have also brought yere ,eighty Europeans who have quitted Mexico. If Ore may believe them it will be ne cessaty that a reinforcement should be imuiedi, gtely scut to the royal troops, who are not eufii tiently iuro,ng to subdue the insurgents. "`Letters trait) Madrid announce, that the pital enjoys tile greatest tiarignill,ity. Tvva per sons have been condemned to death, Richard, Ex ednintissary the 'other tats Advocate; convicted of a intcniiOn to assassinate the Kiri 4. Several other individuals implicated in the same cont•OiraCy are in prison. - • 4 ‘ rLdat:46 - E,,MAY we; adMire. the spitit of tolerance which appears in oui august tiveruign, we cannot but think the Jews increase tn() much in the Grand Duchy. it is . seldom that tottutfy, itt r: licit the ilcwish nation become numerous, can be happy. They fantail every- , . . . ~.. .. thing, and their uinry analgain does often nr,lcli evil." FRENCA 6 2cr Cents " 59 f Go c. Bank Actions • • IN) tf. 25c, IVe have thii morning a Ditteh mail and Pa pers. • The latter cOntain an aerOunt:of the King • of the NeTnE:ILANDS' sailing shout tiott(4dam in Stearn Boat, and a long Lxposition in favour of the Jeqn.its, nt•iihtn. of which 'are worth si place in our columns when so occupied as they are to day with other matters. American Papers to the Mich ult. haVe arrived. Their contents are of small importance, and fur nish only the following paragraphs:— . ['extract from the New York ttrermidile,hhierther, April 27.] " Congress are to adjourn on Wednesday., The S'eniite have ordered the Bill respecting Spe cie Payments tn. a third reading, in its simple form, merely directing that the Notes Of steep !tankers as pay Specie, shall be received in 1)3 y went of duties. The provision for MI ib:,tle ul Treasury Notes has bun withdrawn." [Front nu! Palidiammf Tuesday.] " We are indebted to the Merchants Hall for Cape licitly Papers to the ?.gth February, receiv d by the schooner Mary Elizabeth, which at rived yesterday. They are princiindly filled with letters, Stb. intended to prove that PetiOn continues to negotiate, to betray Hayti to France; and that M. Lernoche, now al New Orleans, is the agent or France." The change in the sentiments of the Ho us e of Commons on the Catholic Question is more con uiderable than the Public are perhaps aware of, and must be matter of satisfaction to all those who Value our Establishments in Church and State. In, 1812, a nmtiou made by Mr. CAN NI NC, we t ly:ly similar to that made on Tuesday by Mr.GRATTAN, was carried by a majority of 139, whtreps the latter was last by a majority of :31 —dilrerenee 170 votes. The CHANctlt.ottof the ExciiEtaugg gave not titre in the lonSe of - Commons last night, that on 11on11;ly hex! he Would bring forward ,bis general attttetpent of the means by which - he propose! to meet the expenditure of the year. It will be seen by our report of the Meeting of ,Pro prietors yesterday, that part of the tot ths con• sits lo.in of 3.000,0061. front the 1).01,k at the low interest of three per cent. The Bank, it will also be seeii, is to increase its spiral from up. warti3 of '51,600,000/, to 14,553,00111. Amou,,,, thi rarioas Na biros which carne under discussion last in,the 1-111 e of - Ccirnntoni wervt he Usury Laws, , of whielt, 111.r.Serjeant ChtsLow made his promised motion ot Repeal, There can be tittle doubt of the a l jtillat; truth of his principles ;' hnt it was fairly urged bytheegAN catt;tia of tiIe . EXCIIEQUHIt, that the accumulation of .Vast Nabinal Debt had placed the matter on a !very distinct tooting in this country. A sultilen ar i l violt . lit change at the present moment might shake tte system of money transactioni. Jln filet; that which is callt.4l the established iystem; thinigh exceedingly tematic, is so cottiplicated and interwoven together, tit 4 it. Would be desirable not , to attempt tnoving a portion of the fabric tilt we htive a cleat' viewof what is to be done'Avith the Whole. The Slave , registry Bill was another subject Of TTlOritClit rather brought incidentally tti notice than diScusted at letigth. IVILszAr °lice agreed not to presi the Bill till next Session, on Lord CASTLEAGII'S suggestion of the negociations depending with SVain to put an entire end to that , odious traffic the • slave trade ; and also on a sort of understanding that the eolonial legislatures would themselves establish a registry of slaves, and-carry it bonafinle into execution. The old warn-out tale of the per secution of the Protestants at Nismes was again taken up by Sir S. ROsltt.t.v. Considering this learned Gentleman's origin, a little partiality to the French Protestants is in him a natural, perhaps an honourable feeling; butthe Ptiblieweresoentirely atisfittl on this subject some mrintlis ago, and we onrselves had so Tully exposed the arts and falsi -ficatiOns then made use of, that the attempt to blow up the 'old, Rnrne again is entirely useless. An the world knows that the Jacobins at'Nismes, who joined BUON,IPARTE tahett he landed front Elba, massacred many hundreds of their loyalist neig,hbours ; and it is not at all improbable that soote degree of re-action took place on the part of th e Royalists when they got the upper hand. This is the whole truth, and nothing but the truth ; but the Jacobins chose t he appellatiou of Protestants as sounding intiuitely better ; and it is much to be feared, that by. so doing they may have involved the real conecientiatis Protestants in a degree of nuinerited odium, which every tote lutist lament, 11w it is a cruel artifice to cloak political dissen lions under' religious pretences; this is to Or mein bi g ot r y, non tofan persecntion into a flame.. It was not pretended by Sir SA 511 ML ItpMILLY t h a t it oy mew martlers had taken place since lasi November : then wliy rip ep aft- old worl .ortt. dispote, which bad been long since sathlaeturily di,sposed , . NAVAL I`,.* itianocn, `22..--Arrived the Prince cf Orange packet %vial a mail from liulla d. Sailed the Auckland pack'et fur Holland. The Ben,,Ne .lom, from , Loudon for Newcastle, has been on :.lore near Lowestoff, and has cbme in here, with the loss of an anchor and cable,Wind N. L. DEAL, 1N1A223.- 7 —Cante down from Sheerness tlte Melt sloop of war, and remains in the bo * tvris ith his iNiajesty's ships Ganyniede and Battle snake,. tame down front the River, and salled, air Hero, 111trantv, for 134 - ia N:E. PORTSMOUTII, NAY 23.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Milletoe on a crnise.—Whitt N. N. U. PLYMOUTn, 22.-- - Came in his Allijesty's ship Hope from Portsmouth. Sailed the Elebrus frigate to the Westward; Sparrowhawk stoop Of war for Portsmouth anti the Prince Edwaid transport for Newfoundland.—Wind East. THE NIAJtkETS. CnTtN-EXCHANGE . , MAY 24.--. We had but few arrivals this morning, bitt a considerable quantity left over froni last day, the sale of Wheat parti cularly ; fine samples was brisk, at an advance of to 2s. per quarter ; Barley may .also be noted 2s. per quarter de4rer, being scarce, and in de mand; fine Oats went off briskly,' at an advance of is. per quarter ; in Pease 'and Beans there is no taterAtion. Forergn Wheat - G2s. 7.25. Fine Grey Pease - 3`4.`--4. dif - _ --A. Tick Tkans ,• 80i. 375. E ttLr ijo, Wh it t - (;,;g. ;GI. OW ditto —5. ['kw ,fitt.l) - - - 9-I*. Small Tick :154. .40 , ityc —; - - Old ditto - - - —s. Fine ditto - • - —s. Feed Olts - - -20 s. 4225. - - - 274. I Fine ditto --" - 245. 265. r'nr ?;:to - Poland. ditto - • 235. 275. fig. Etas. I - . Fine ditto - - - .255. 28i. Fint , ditto - - - r,•ss. Pntatoc dot') - • iviA. --s. 1 .1 - kit,Pense (boilers . ; .10-4. - 42.. itape Sti. pre* last. FlrOtr - 701.7,55. Grey,Pease - - :16.5, St•coath, 65;. Smerrirm:.n, MAY day's Mqrket had hut an in" different . sopply of tifie varions kind of Cattle; Latiwl) and Pork were dearer; Mutton was cheaper; Beef and Veal sup ported last prices ; and the trade, for the most part, was soineWhitt.liat. The sales in the Hay-market werenot lively ; Flay, Straw, 'Mid Clovt , r, hare fallen in price. Thr following prices and number; are a correct statement:— To !hilt the Offal, per stone of 8I1).. Beef, (iF. 01, to, hs. 'Milt Ism, id. to 4s. 10d. Lamb, 7s. 0(1. to 9s. 011. Vta I, ti.!. I ob.. Dd. • Purl;, 3s. 811. t.' Ss. /it. tivasts, 1550. Sheep arid' Lambs, 13,500: Calves, 250 ri ,, s 370. IAY-7.l.U'ft ET.—liay,nl. log, to 41. 1b!I. Straw, 11. I. tv 11. 164. Clover, 41. loc. ro 61. 1,54. Vcstcrd:ty C , e Prince of CoßouG And i'rinces's CH \ RIOTTE gaye their 'first 1;1.81,0 irtittirt nt CN nlel.nld noisy!. Ills lloyd Phi NCR REGENT LVas on. the occ,i , ion Among tlic company toile the nk,ripti3, flf li PPitrrNtrp, NlHrtriii VI efIui.MoNON;LWY. Niittrisiii of sr:.), E ilt,.t LtvuttPoot., Count LtEviiN, ami Lord PET Fut:. ti Ey f,;c! Of a letter from * New Orleans, dated illarch I 1 W e have now the() fine sloops Of ‘, l sae, he!,jiles several schonoers and gpn-boats, cruizing in the Galt ; of eourse nothin?. more is apprehended font the Baritarian pirates." Upon the subject of the Slave Trade flit. Mi nister of Marine anal of the Colonies in France has officially informed the Naval Commissioner at Nantes, that the exclusion agreed stpon by the Treaty of Paris in ft om certain parts of the coast of . ..f.fricst, applies solely to vessels clrs tined for the Slave Trade, and which natarally ought to cease, as having no longer any object from the thment ilk Majesty agreed to the abso lute abOlition of the traffic. In the list that appeared in a Morning Paper of yesterday, of the Majority on the Catholic Qpei tion, the name of the Right Hon..). Li. AbbING. TOI; ong,ltt to have appeared. The Rev. -STEMIEN HYDE. CASSAN, B. A. of "Magdalen Hall, Oxford, has beet appointed by th e Earl of CAtEDoN,_one orhis Lordship's Domestic. Chaplains. • Mrs. BARNES frotn the Harnarket, and Mr. BETTERTON from fCip/ellt GArden; are playing lading parts in Comely atNey York. • -- - The •Cominitt ye of. Lloyd's have appointed TrioNtas 'Nt:;ost 'I4ACK, F 4.1. managing partner of the house Of Mes s rs NIVEN, KERR, and Cu af- COTlStantinople, their agent in that city. '4 7 4 7 : 4 *tett ELECTION.-011 i day the election of a Alethher to repn , sent this boroogh in Parlia ment, in the rirdm of Lord Banotie, tore Earl of Watttvicft, took place in the Comity Hall. Col. PacKwoon nonunated Col. Sir Chas. GarNILLp, which wa; seconded in a short, but alegant ad dress, by Col. STtwaitt, in the course of which he passed Some very high encomiums on Si r ChaultiGraiVicca's 'gallant conduct,. while fight.' jog the hmtles of his country in the Pcninsota:-.... There being no dis Sentient voice, the 'gallant Co lonel was declared duly elecml : niul the return was accordingly signed by ihe Mayor, Aldettn , ..ti,' - and several highly yespectable Gentlenit'n present, on behalf of the borgesse,., . On Fridavlast the first stone of the'n6v North, or Prince Regent's Dock Liverph4 laid'hy GEORGH DRINKWATKR, who, Otter die form of christening, &c. made, a short and appro priate addreSs, which .wai followed )y did loaf acclatnntions of the spectators assembled to wit ness the ceremony. , The ;fire near Exeter 'Change, is supposed to have taltim plaee in one of the lionses'in Exeter. court, formerly occupied as a workshop by car penters engaged in the Construction of the New- - Englihh - Opera-house, which bnildity was•so close, that it w „, w i t h t h e inmost, diflicolty that the con (totted exeßion of the firemen could pre tent the flames froor commiThicating.---Three honSes; and parts of two ()tilers belonging to the prOprietor of the English Opera-houSe, art destrqy e d, an d w i th them a large tplatitity,of farnit n r e , h,,, r t,;, a ll t h e (I,e)c:ts i r.rat,tr thenns, 1) there Until tt, ripening vt rig house, TilE FT E IP 14. ,„; Covis'ir-titablth.—ka , t nigh , a Tra :e.iv, ft the pen of a young !risk . 14,tir,.,,ter. 0 the mu of SILIEL,. Wris iTultietql at th i• roea , re, role the title 'or ete Emig , ants. 11 b Orevio4;sly bten I,i.ived successfully at Dubli and pliblisLed. The following is i sketch - 01: t Plot :--, .~; . . • by ti .. r i s t r e . r t e t : ry t t l t i l l %T o e n s x l , :) :4 ;f i a t n b:;e a t t i , ' ,Ts: r t i % , : l46 , i l t: . ll: gee, (bliss Fun":;,? it: the viii of the Co , :le of root L:ft venaurg, t:st.r.s...t.). In the _midst of 5% ntfl storm, the retreat the Einigtant% eon-lamed by tile; and, shelterless and in penury, they wauder futth that Lerest. Chance-conducts Lona to th, Caitht, 0111:: ' the Entig i ra . at rk-q.lests asyitini treiqust.--I'o6 i COUllt rece i ves and phaeck liirtil, git't“z 11,0111 i. Cot t -Fli irear the (Astir, and hetomes tk e outer, an,l tint father's friend. - TIN Count xi•ver, betwe e n love and ambition, tql he decides to grit it 'he nue, wildt be surrenders himself to the toltel, 11 turning vilhith lii betroths himself to a Princess, and. at the saw'? rum , Means of a false, P. lest and injut.etions of s.cresy, hr &huh.' "Idelaide into a itippn , itions private toarriage. Soon wards, a noble suitor offers ./deftifle his lama, thjd tailor rasstuents arise which produce - a deeelopeMent of burif's imposture. Just at this crisis, the sotia the.Eurigre n t (ABBOTT ) , long kupt#oseil dealt; accidentally regairlN I ris f t lolly, and the play' winds-up thus: Lttheds,:r . 4; is proviSedo draw upon the brother of Ada table, neon whose saold br fAls—and dies; and: Adelnitic herself perishes by poi") leaving her father and s family in despair. • it will thus be seetv,that, !Hsi? Bertram, there is a want of incident and action it: this Much is given to fine writing , d„„ NH, (0 dead mark effect. This is perhaps a !atilt into rrhiCh the Authors of our Sister I ile are too apt to shile. , • We shall hereafter take a more dettnled .", .• Adelaide, which was announced fire s y .It l ' taste • • lc' great applause bat at present ol,r ti:ffits coin( us very briefly to notice, that o.e %% hole haunt:" of the piece is. laid .on the shoo:ders (rNEILL,,WIIO tiCtinitted hcr,rii wen ; %dile 1 "" • • Youtin and Mr.,:enkttteslinmv_e tad 01 Inca.. excellent taleriti enabled tlieuz to do lot' Parts taut very prominent. , ' sPbitriNo IN I'ELLIGENCE• STATENIENT OF 'tin 0!)!)9 itS TUE AN I) OAKS STAK FS., Mkt QS. tE11,137. • Taken—e; to 4 agst. Nrebtr, by Walton. • Taken-5 tog west. c. by ,(lolli.truot, nut - of Grey Takcni.;-ts to I rots!. 11) I.)kli Andrew:. " 12 to t apt. C. by ~elite, nth 'of 15 to I agst. John of Paris. et/ to I apt. any t.ttler. OARS. 3 to 1 art. Rhoda, ny Ap.paragai. 5 to 1 agst. any ether. SPARRI%G, &c...--florry Harmer had his benefit at the Fives Court yesterday, and his bravery id t tie ring ..as retarded by tinniper. Most . of lll P . ' pugilists of note . exhibited, but the set-to hetweed Belcher eind limner %YR, 'certainly the hest our refiorter tc:s witnessed many czars; All the 5, ienre was displayed wtta' a manliness winch eXCiftli flinch intetest. tiarmer also set to 4.i!t, Itirlvuond and Oliver ako ga%e some fine specs - , • filen' of tin. at t, and the pro. eto:ing Sert , ,;;;i l r t ' and Croxley amounted at leAst l.rdifery, as ses.uons lawyer would term it. Thiliv Smith do" Alat-Luy,' the watvrtts ,n, *ho slimed goticl a n d conehuird the spot 'Pre twn t%iieks ti : ,:t‘t nest '1',,,-.day at ilxr bridge. Their ivuovs are .1. , ..eph ana Garter has twat ho, Is —7 tip 4 oh J , 1% el) 'firmer ti,hts S'auitua on-the :2Stli of June.---3 to 4 nit The race of the Kentish lad against time takes pi , ,ce on I iminslo•-v-14 VAt it on y, Toe match is to do 15 mileS one Not.r httet a half; , for 100 guineas -6 and 7t04 on the titan. WiLsos, the libick-heath pedestri.i . n, tindertakett to walk 1110 utiles in ?I noUrs, titkirle`k on Thursday riftermiou, at "six WO° k, on .1116 , llrlla Road, near Cambridge, wglidlig 0114 mild our, and returning. consequpnce of a report, .that the Novel of " Glenurvou" had been suppressed, we are re 7 quested t s t state, that such report is errupeotat; and that Copies are still to h e h a d o f the .' lialte►, 3r. COLBUCI,I; Sixty Thousand Pounds may be gained by 00 e,, Ticket on Thursday next, as the first.,,irawn above 25/. on that mu , ning. trill he entitled tai 30,000 t. hi adtlition. The wheel is rich heyonli example, containing 2 - Grand Priz;:s of 31),U 0 i#!: and 24 other Capitals; all 4f w!,ich must lA...tic:twig on .'Thursday next.. A 'tetv Tickrts and Sharcs ! :-. warrant.ed 1111.44411, are ;in , %ale ‘VRan'S. fortunate Offices, No, 9, Cornhill, and 17, Lud; gate-street ; where N. 3134, drdwu a Prize of 5000.1. v,t iVednesilay last, was s.,id and rci.ister", ed, and the two l as t d rawn hilts tit 30,000/. bot h in Shares. Yester:lay %vas the SecondMy o f Drttwin4 ° f the State Lo tern, and tbe Cottonletor, T. ISl" t esp eet hille Oat Idtll the 30,0001. Prizes remain in the Wheel.—The 1014 • lowing Prizes, th.twn yestetilstv, were slinre.l sllj at iris Ottiees, 4, Cott:hill, anti 9, Choritt a Y," 13,051, ICO9I. entitled to 50001. more, MaIlL 6000 i. .st* 3 ;41 1 1,4'24 ll. I°G 11,14 ' aco I;',7fita 13,349 soo A very tew icktts and Snares remain for SAlei but while they are unsold they may he bad " above.:—Next Thursday is the last Day of litAw' iaa and the first-drawn above 251. must reecho in addition 30;0001., it is therefore very likely to prove a Prize of 60,0001, which may be viva by,one Ticket. mum. Ori the t 3th inst. the wife of Di. Trotter, Newctistle.upon ° Tyne, of H 4.441...ker. - On Tlinistlas., at Levton l . 4 l:.. 3 ss it. e l x l ,Tir. Hobert John Bresettn only s o n t f kt . qbert tket - etoct, Esq. a illisliency, Sarah l'enrron, young , i:st daughter of reatisuu Witltod, 5..!9 1 IA Knott's Gretn. MED. Olt the 2 st ;wit. nt Walworlh, in her 94th year, Mrs. Loor een, fm•filerly of Hackney. On 11 1 ,1 g last. Kt Owl:v:11e Park,,in the Conntv of Yorl§g in t lie S•e:tr of . her Hon. fat7l , 44d 4l° ' On the Vie inst. Miss 1-;t1,11, ut tsar t,onee in Spring-icattlen• LONlloti ; ..)e .1. 13,. rip• cov" - LuiLi. , ,, by SCIITS, of Brixton/ xt the •••1 - : , :-Oritt Q. Ni. 111, Sttand T. where AdrertitOr (..)1.2,34 lAttOs trint-pitid),3o,ipuo be 4101101