The Sun. — London, England, 1816-06-20 00:00:00

ALL Vim. CAVITALS MUST RE DRA ltt N NEXT TUES. DAY, AS I THRIVHOLE LarrERY WILL OR DRAWN THAT' Do.. MAIL% Ariatvrt.-1 France, 1 Citierniey and aascy, 1 babliti. Dt:l-1 Waterfocd., lIICE OF STOCKS ruts nor ve ru. , ct.vit o'cLoctz• Mai; 19 Itti India Sttktt, 3 per Cent. Reti . MI India Bondi, ....... 2a. 35. pr per Cott. Con , . . 'hut Exch. 11111,,.... p er Ceiris (Minium for rnymerit, cent. .. • glint bins. for X.:cuttni, 1;11.4 1,. Ann..l3 II I(;11 tvATErt AT I,o;Tiott itnipot!, To-mOttnow, tiiiiititrA after TO. I Erettitig, 55 minutes after 10, TH . E.... - SUN. IoLLNI Galls rAI 4uNi Ail treAT LONDON tRUPSPAY, JUNE 20. Ism 'We know not tinder *het terms of void and indignation to t introduce the following letters to our Iteaderd : id they need no continent to excite in others the same feelings with they have filled us. The outrage at ()tan On the leith, tea ported h M. TuOrza, has been rendered insigni teant by the greater atrocities of the MASSACRE AT lON y tritli all the horrors of whicli the falltrwing ccie respondence itakes us only imperfectly and ju.:, distinctly acquainted tory O 1? Lltt?Elt PROM ralgoA, 6Tri ANti itgtittVEr/ VESTER taY Al' LLOYD'S. Stn,—We avail ourselves of an estafette going to Turin, to transmit the following interesting intelligence, which arrived here this morning, viz.:-Copy of a Letter from lircumtv Oot.Art vett, Esq. Consul-General at Tunis, (without date; which we think must be 4th nit.) to Hear- Admiral Sir C. V. l'in , laosa, at Malta.—We have Halter tO 'add, that by it ves.sel just come from Sossem, in Sardinia, Mr. W. K. Baowt4, British Vtee-Constil in this plate, received a dispatch from the Vice-Con of the above toverr, dated 288th tilt; stating that he had received news from Algiers off the same day, that t great number of coral fish ing boats had arrived there, which had succeeded' in•escaping from Bona, where it - seenm that On the 23d tilt. a body of Arm 4009 of the Turkish sok dicey had revolted had Mien upon all the Clirk tiahs on shore, whom they tot down and it is said that they did not In their fury spare even the Viee-Consuls of the Eni-upears mttionc he zabS! allot: of this news is confirmed by a dispatch from the French Consul at Leghorn, who le t..:elved the deposition of one of the fugitives of this nation from Bona, and transinittad it to the French Consul in this place. " We are, Btc. ‘; GAF. DRACib snd " Agehts Llo)tro." (Sigttcri) Itylautt iNrouMAtttiir vtom CIENuh-oDATS ItiNS 8. We informed you on the Gth inst. of the horrid illfitit rettion at Bona on the 23d ult. tigslust the Cial!Aiorts, wide!) we vire sorry to say is CC3II - it 31)peitr3 from private letters, that on Aseemion Day about 700 marines belonging to the crews Of the thtai fishing boats, under English and French 01°114, had landed . that looming to go to church, When all of a sudden a gteat Hum ber of armed Turks and Bedouins entered the church, and began to kilt mid slaughter all those that were not lucky enough to effect their escape int board, it is said that the (intermit endea voured to oppose with his force what resistance he could; and that Mr. Esottimo, entleavottriog to appease the furious bande,was mortally ed. The number of Victims that hate been cat - pit . is not yet known. " A boat arrived bete on the gd inst. with the crew of a French tartans which was captured by , the Pirates on the 10th ult. near Cape Danz°, off the Itoroisn shore, after a resistance of about half au hour. The crew then took to their boat, and got on board A Gteth VCIACI " GAO'. nit Ann anti WATAtIi Agents to Mopes. u.J Bennett. jutn. EsT, LloPrs ,ft'B4,-hout , e, Loudon« If we can gather a consolation from these me. laneholy letters, it is, that insult thus heaped upon insult, and villainy upon villainy, must at length e.thanst the patience of Europe, and bring (town tint weight of vengeance upon these perfidious :Barbarians, We are grieved to have to annonuce a series of considerable failures in the City, in consequence .uf the change winch has taken place, in the com mercial world. Eleven Houses of respectability have stopped since Monday—one for 3t 0,0001.- is the %Vine and Spirit Trade, as %relearn, which chiefly suffers in this unfortunate state of affairs, ~...._ The Paris Rtperi of the rth are filled with raccoon's of the religious and nuptial ceremonies a th e r ec k diog (lay; the meeting of the Royal • Family of Fratice with the litteneis of terry near - Fqittainebleatti and .their grand entrance into the capitol. We give an abstt•act of these details '' P.tniJ, JoNa 16.--The n u teas con,c• crated to the celebration of the Feast of the Lord the evening to that . of the Return of the king and the Fintrance of tivt DochesS trf Betty into Paris, "I'he weather was reinarkahly fine..At one o'clock the twelve legions of the National (inarti beghn their march, and oecttpied, together with the Royal Gnard and the troops of the line, the dif ferent Plates through which his Itlajesty was to pass, At four, the filing of one hundred cannon intionnced their approach. At six O'clock, the retinae arrived at the . Tuilerlvs. " The dhay before the review took place at the Croli de Saint limo. Scarcely had the King descended front his coach whet* the Princess, who arrived at the same morftent, came to salute his Majesty, throwing herself on her knees before the King. The King instantly raised ber and preseu ed het to the Duke of Berry andhis August They remounted their carriages . amid shout mf Pit* le Rol. ". 41u*, 3oNs 4.—At the tiare that the An niveriary of the Battle of Waterloo is about to be celebrated. with great pomp, we observe that Gen. Blocher, who there innuortzlized his name, is in a State that will cause him inquietude during his fife; that Gneiseisau is in Italy for his health, and Ilnlow has early finished his glorious career, " - LiousAtssa, 3utie I I.—Queen Ftedericir. nF Smetlen arrived here the day before yesterday, from Carlsrhue. This l'iince,s travels under the name of Countess d'ltterbourgh. Her son i s With her." We folly intended tdoffer our.opinions at some length upon the Debate respecting the Slave ite g:ory, but we must defer our purpose till to morrow. In time meantime we congratulate the Public on the successful opposition given to the plans of the Philanthropic Sect, the mischief done by which is not the less fatal for spring ing from morbid humanity anti benevolent• %veal-mess. We have beim., us a Proclamation issued by Sir C. BatSBANE, Govtrnor of St. Yin cent's, in which he ascribes all the troubles in the West Indies to the delusion in which the . Emancipation Advocates have wrapped the Negro Population, and strong language re probates this dangerous interference, while he explains the measures taken by (I;overnment to prevent the miscliiek otherwise likely to be the te!,,Oh. This with other imporvint documents e *hall embody in our ohscrv:otiowr to-morrow. Eitcl Ganz' motte,i, in the !knot of Lords, last nib ltt, that 33i1; to make Freehold Estates liable for the Payment of Simple.ContrEset Debts reati a second time. To this motion Latcl P.DESDNI.K 11/oVeii; as 01 thAt 11 , _! 13111 alicml3 be rend a b4..coti time that day thtee months. The Atneuilui-at was carried ivith. out a eiivisani, aml the Bill was consequently lost. We MI confidently State, that there is not. the slightest founthition for the report in a Morning Paper at this day, that Sir Tnomas Ttiostrsox• is appointed one of the Lords of the Admiralty in the room of Sir JOsErli Yottica; and that the Lit ter Is tO succeed Sir•Jous DUCKWORTH in the command at Plyniuth. Yesterday morning the Mike of YORK came to town , froon Windsor, and viaited.her MAJESTY and the l'airtcp,ssus. The PRINCE REGENT took an airing on horse ba►ck yesterday. The QUEEN hats a select party yesterday even ing at her Palace. Yesterday, at half-past two o'clock. the Prin cess C ILRLOTTR and Prince Lgorot.n rode out in their collide for about two houra. It is thought that the expedition fitted out by PETION from St. Domingo is not inter►ded to pro eyed to the Careens, hut to the Island of St. Catherine, where be expects to be favourably re ceived, A tr►efiitty of letters reached town yesterday from the West Indies. From some of the islands the dates Ore as recent ►►s the lith of May. We are happy to learn that the tranquillity of the several island* is maintained : we should be glad to be enabled to add, that no furl her ap prehentions,uf disturbance were entertained by the inhabitants of *time of them. Martial law is con tinued at I,3arbadoes`i and, in all the Darer isli►►►ds under the dominion of the British, the troops are kept elmost constantly under arms. A letter from Malta, dated M►►y 22, says— " We are a goad deal alarmed here about the rebellions piratical expedition, or rather excur sion, of the Tunisian squadron, which, we have certain accounts, have arrived at Modenc on the Morea." Letters from Sletra Ldone, dated the 24th of April, are entirely silent as [dotty insurrection or disturbance in that Colony ; ste may` therefore conclude, that the American account of the rising of the free Blacks, and the massacre of the Whites by them, was wholly 'Wounded; The n ew Chief Justice, liner,HT flooxsr, Fisq. LLD. had strrived at Sierrs. Leone, and was holding his Sessiim es Recorder of the Colony, trying civil eanses,vrhich is a further proot of the falsehood of the al +rin log report ulluJed NAVAL fiitival - of the Jainiiica and \Veit Ip.l:a Fleets is the only inteiesting news in (la . Port Letters. " Jtizig 19.—Wind S.W.—The home wat d-botioul Jamaicamen,&c.&e, have been pass t hrongh the Downs for the Riyer the whole of this day ; among them were Princess Charlotte, littArritt, from Jamaica ; Eii2a, Ptzzav ; Mercy, Con URI' Caroline, llottGsot4 ; gclipse, ReEs ; and the dames Murk, CALLAN, from Jamaica ; Rosina, front Rio Janeiro ; Navigator, from the West Indies ; Vesta, ENS: a, irolll Li$1)011 buttents, from Tobago ; Nesbitt, GRAY , (TOM lintitiell I and a great many 'more—parlicalars could not ascertain. Came down from the River, and remain, the Mary, HowELL, for Bombay ; James and Margaret, Muss, for Quebec ; Her cules, TtaNCULt, for Newfoundland." TO T'llE EDITOR OF 'TIE SUN. Stc,--I +vas much surprised to see in your Paper of the I:2th► inst. a very false 81111 tunnel ited cen sure MT a Magistrate at Nottingham, in saying that ,« he behaved very ill, in refusing to grant a warrant again►;t some frame-breakers, account of its being Sunday." Now, Sir, to my certain knowledge, no intor►uation was laid before that Magistrate until liiondity morning, when he imme diately issued his warrant, apprehended the men, examined them►, and committed them to prison iu a few hours alter the information was sworn to: this, both Wright and Wayntnan (whole frames were broken) are yearly trr acknowledge. This charge is the more nuinst and illiberal, he cause there.• is no Magistrate, in the county, who is more active, or who gives.up more of his time to the service of the public. I doubt not sir, but that your impartiality will readily insert this con tradiction, to an imiast aunt unatcrited accusation. And you will oblige A COP•NTANT READER. *,* We ,copied the account from a Morning Paper..—ED. Yesterday a Quarterly General Coon was held at ,the East. India House, when, after the mind forms, the Dividend for the last half year was de dared to be per cent. A list of nti ships per mitted to proceed to India the last riir, was lAid upon the table. .The names of the Proprietois who formed the Cominittee of Bye-Laws East year, were read seriatim, and on separate ques tions, they were re-elected, with the exception ot Mr. Wsoo, yainsignified bis resignation. Mai.. AMIN HAMM ARD, 4sq. was elected to supplrtbe vacancy. ‘Ve understand that the Rats-shire Militia, nn der the 'command of Major Ucuitoe Musrto, were ilisembodied at Dingwall, Scotland, on Monday. Mr. Fox's Svaurt.—Yesterday the Statue of l ate m r , v ox w a s placed. noon its, perltstal in Bloomsbury-square. . 'roe work consists simply of a Statue of Mr. Fos, of colossal dimensions, being to a scale of nine feet in height, executed iu Inonze, and elevated upon a pedestal of gra nite, surmounting a .spheiuus base formed of se veral step.. ot gradations. The whole is about 17 feet in height. The inscription, which is in let tera, tll Lnnie, is " CHARLES .litucs Fox, erected NIDeCcX:V . I.' Mr. Wiis-rm 4CUTT is the Artist. BLacKutwetz PEDESTRIAN. (161/1 Day . )--- Yesterday? the tine weather, particularly towards the evening, attracted a vast crowd on Black- heath. to . view; the combined exertir t i : s .c o u t: ll l: ) a. te T t u i : g .' who jocosely, as. be.went along, frequeotly told the company _that hcAras confident o his task, and this morning he madeznod his 3734 mile in 13 minutes anti a quarter, . ATTEMPT TO Assassitlivrc.,--Yesterday eveitiog as the grown of Lord Rivers: was riding after ltas master out of ilyde Paik a rofiliin plunged a (lag- . ger into his side Just as he was passing the gale. The blade broke, and piti: . t of it relflaillo in the body of the poor fellow Afier he was conveyed a o'ay tor surgical aid. Ms Life is desp:;ired The crowd was set tircat that the assassin 'vas di.. covered only.froni the handle of the_ dagger bay., ing been found in his pocket. Ttie tyreteb eel (but falsely, %ye. noderAtand) a marked pr ovo , eatiem nit the part of the groom,r by yobomg his horse-against hint. The general opinion is that he is insane. CORONER'S INi4oEsT.,--Vesterdly evening an Inquest %vas held before A, Gar,L, 1 7 , , ,q. Coroner % for Westminster, ,on view of the body of Peter Howie, who died in Tuthill-fields Bridewell on Tuesday. The deceased had been committed there on a charge of murdering a Serjeant of the 7th Veteran Battalion, in a scuffle which took place at the Red House, Battersea, It since appeared, that the deceased also received a dreadful braise in his thigh, and mortification kiving token place, caused his death. The Jury returned their verdict, that the deceased met his death, in con.. selnenee of the l►e received in a s cutliewith Se6earit Keniszti. Duteit Sam, a well-known pugilist, died in the London Hospital . on Monday evening last, aged forty-one. A's Mr. Jsmas Ros e , many years a merchant . in the Irish trade, was returning to his . house at Hampstead last Dight,lie was seized on the heath with a. fit of apoplexy, and instantly expired. Last Sunday morning, when Mrs._ NELsos, the wife of a Military Officer and her son, a fine child, three years old, Were cm n vist at rt friend's house in St. Martin's-14nd, by sortie accident the dress caught tire f .by Weil he was drean fay burnt:. be lingered in excruciating pain until yesterday morning, when he expired. Oct 'Monday. seinniglit a woman, who conies daily to Eidia burgh. front Easter Duilt:ingst on, with salt, while going about her usual uccupatiim, was tauten in labour, and shortly atter safely delivered of three children. The children; ha.ye ail died, tile mother is recovertik, Init.iii.stiiiirronis city, un able to be carried route.---4(4lilitiargit (.`ourant.) I MARDYN WaS eX4ferael belt received fast tilOit its Miranda -in .the amly. She ackrowledged the plaudits hest owee on her entry in a tietiinsing manner i and thougl tintorinits prntligaty in private lite cannot, gni ought tint to eseape notice upon the public stag e : vet it most be bath iniidious and unjust in an an' dience to attempt to dec:le upon stories of wills' pered scandal, and punish %vitt) displeasure those they imagine to he guilty. In the case of Mrs. INlsanvit, the prejudice seems to have heen• cited by falsehood and slander, and if is there tote with satisfaction we record, that the titutianli persecntion raised on stick infaitions fonntlatiotut has ceased.—We ever remarked on the torwittitites l and print lenLV of this Lady's. nerforthaticcs per haps this painful lesson will teach her to be unl o Chaste and less exuberant on the stage, since t r ' e fspinion thence derived must hare given force tP! , the calumnies against her private life. Toe Now ENGLISH OPERA.—We arc much con , ' fined in our limits to-day by the very importan t Debates in Parliament, but we cannot postpone noticing a very successful debut at this Theinr e fast night. Mr. SHOIIT, brother to the Srtnar, who Cattle' out on Saturday, made his first appearance as Captain Macieath, iu the aggar'l Opera ; and is, we think, one of the greatest o quititions the musical world has recently, made. in the present scarcity of good Tenor sing ers, it must be considered t ri t auspicious thing f or tlle New Opera to have secured - in Mr. SHORT n ot onl y a correct and spirited Actor, but, one Posse t a voice so mellow, rich, . a nd plea u sing So gao l ers by taste aael improved by science he wgs v ver7 . much applauded.---A M r . L ANc oTER, from , l'e x ' s r castle, was a humorous Bleb ; anti. M rs ' PPNsost, Irani Edinburgh, recommended hersel to tawnyr bq her successful personation of L ig O Lockit. SPECIAL COMMISSION AT Rao WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19.—The Conrt.re-tisg enl• bled at nine o'clock, when' Thomas South, fri Dunn, and Rahert-Crablre were indicted for for" 61 4 entering and feloniously stealing from the ho4ise of Rotten Speedily, yeoman, of Littlevet, Sundry articles of wearing apparel, plate, Pe ri ' chim, and glass, his property. EDWARD CHRISTIAN, Chief Justice aw e of Ely, recapitulated the evidence ; a nd " 0 Jury found all the prisniters Guilty. John Warner, Joieph Stibbard, Isaac Sart James Newell, and Indians ,Gotobcd, who is 1 " in custody, were indicted for forcibly enteringther house of the Rev. John Vackell, putting bodily tear, and taking from his person two ' flutes, his property. Harley and Newell, were found guilty; M r° er and Stibbard acquitted. . Mar Dennis, Flanders Hopkins, James Callui ell ; John Jeferson, tied Richard Rutter, werera the bar, and indicted 'for stealing front the tlw,e," ing•honse of Robert Edwards, in the city of the 811111 of liOt. in hankers' cash-notes, the P r°. perry of the said Robert Edwards. After the evidence, Mr. Hunt • submitted, 111041 the capital part of the.charge could not be "' v i ol tained, as no legal property bad been provel to on, is li:ilwardc The•Cotirt reserved the ' biec" but considered in the mean time that the Cit! otll'ht to be submitted to the Jury. n the* The Jury deliberated for some time, 8-( 2 l l „iiiy returned the followin verdict •--Dennis' Hopkins; Not G u ilty ; Comma, Not GI" •.7 ; Jefferson., Guilty; Rutter, Guilty. • CIRCUITS OF 'FIiE JUDGES. Hoine...—Lont Ellenborougli, Ur. Justice Burrougbi , iVololk.—Lord Chief Justice Gibbs, Lord Chief Da r " '1 bowl p min. 21fidbust/.—Mr. Baron petitions, Mr. Justice Dallas. Nortiern.—Mr. Baron. Woody Mr. Justice Bailey. OJ/ord.—Mr. MAJOR Ititbards, Mr. Justice Abbott. fre.J'lrrn.—Mr. Justice Park, Mr. Justice floiroyd. • ' . The sale of the Capital I'rizes in the late rAtl'. rcrv, in so many shares, throughout the kingd"P e has produced a spirit for adventure, which th limited number of Tickets in' the present Lo tt k but ill calculated to supply. The two Prili,,, of 30,0001. Were sold, out by Illsn,,the otlfer ' Wens,. awl were distributed as follows : ~; 0 . 4 6 4 . chfe Cloarter tti terradcsrnan One Sixteenth 'to Merrily', c' lesaitie4 - in Westetinhter- Znucb . , -. I reed, * pear Attley7s. One Sixteenth at lloro4 1 0 °, Of. . Ode t.tuarter at Ng castle. One Sixteenth at WaLthila 4c `:. OneQuarterat Iludderciiehi. Otte Sixteenth at O Avlts"!cii... g, Ong tlilit I.; at Narefich. • ite-Sniteint h •' 4 Stittit st" %tr IA s4: 4 ;ixteelithiat I.:.dittliur4h 0 4 ,e s i xt ,,,, t h •It so toP ,% One si‘teentli at SEc:tstie. hott. One Sixteenth at Bath. One Sixteenth at Dahlia. One Sixteenth at Bristol. ' One Sixteenth at Iteatifn rd ; . Tilt remaining Shares were sold io ,P luj F Otte Sixteenth at I'oo o ' o ~e Irr hut not registered, and have fallen, as we -;-- a 0,- 4 formed, into very desarviug hands. It is PO s lit der tkat the O ffi ces o f B isu mo t I N EDO al ts command,. as they do, the pre.emilied c l e f etv the present Lottery, Which will be till 6- t he NEXT TUESDAY', flit 25th instant, Nor call ` v ii l i surprised that Adventurers shonid look h - st , earainuanee 0; . .. that .;;rent SII4CCSS WhiCh, with teatitti thgire vlso have favoured diem wst'' - coma) ;111-4 k . ...-----" • , COAL AI A ILK ET. JVNI: 194 • e . Ship* rit Market. 111,1,4. .. , o)61.. 1,11 .( 464' 03. ll` . 41 Neiveitstle. II SutifirriAmit. . ~ 41 13 4 „ tici. it ...... ,,t1 ) Calm.. .... .l .3s , Olt t u ___,.. Lind'. .11LA,/ II no file IMth 3t Nti,fingtonliars4 , ltage, Norol.;* A heir., of the Very Iter. the D ean o f Middl e h ato , of a set' Al i o ) , ot On the 17( It mist, at Woott1“; Lodge, Reading* the xuttca Wheble, Eq. of ft daogilter. Tuesiay, the 144 &t William Elq• Couttuit , strett, ut a Jaughter, atilt-horn. DIED. 11 n *OO 4. Or) , tits ; t lih init. James Higgins, fsl."" ' , street, Illsroy-squate. • ctter W ( ef 3i t i n . 1- t• l t d e! and ig li t ' a * r i t u la t - 11 ): T a i s . e P r a. fg 4 t i‘I F: 41 5111 ; (I,t ; n''tfl3; i: . I ° ll ' 01) diet itt4rinst:Merrlon-sciaare, tare itig.l' ut t tle Lad) Eltertbeth Tynte,tiaughtdr nr the late. a , " l ,„ e r . eiciltEarl el .I;Jhurough, a e ged ei4eltY-lix 'at 1 ” - On 'the 9th int , t. at Kliti rno; Conntv of W iefoc''''' seat it i 1 Ect.let, L' It Airs. Wtn.tceieg. , On the 9th inst. et CoCnorutigh, in the gutter , 3 uirPl4 Palmer, Li... 4. itgrd Eighty-A.1.91. Li?N""N II J. IL CAIIsrAIRS, rti(k4.-11;. ti : .1 , litlilditiS:*; t.t., W. 4%. of rriri at Ihr ov-Orrlcg. 5.,. it 2. Strand ‘viier 4 manta, Ortitrs, Lxttcri 0,1,;t-pitid*bike. toast I/e