The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-15 00:00:00

lb * * 4.larliAtiit!'cs arc ii'r ' . , ‘vu:Sably postpoincil • :NTAIiA:' Adtitovrn•-•-•) Prance, 1 Fl:viders, C;tlerre. - .. arid vvffy i , 0 D 111411... 01 , 1' 1 Lis!,f)n. I tradthari.li, kterforj. • • . . . •7. _ `it4tti DAY At- r Bank Rtnik . 8 pri Cent. R(:11. 21"Iiii= Catg: 6CI 4per Ceatt.- 74ft 11-per Tech... Navy Ape. efit I Bank L.Anw.ls fit h :r . i'OCKi , wit,vg toli,9cft. llolit%.lllnttl4, 64.- 74 pr. Exclieq. Bill*, ,',I. As. pr. Oniiiittiti, 144 Ditto•kir Payment, 1 Cutii. , for Opening, 6tli 11/GI WATEIt A'rtosooN MUDGE To.,:ktoßgow, Morn itrg, Saminttesatiti:r 5, I Eveßiug, 45 minutes after 5. Tin E SUN. QUIS FAL9ONI ALl:ft:At? LON DUN. M NDA Y, J.INU4X I 15, 1518. . lye have Pork Papers toithe 13th, and Dutch avid German news hi abundance, brought by six . Mails which have arrived from Holland and Ylanders. - 9 The Gazette gaicielle contains an important and gratifying Royal Ordinance, announcing the coin pifte restoration, of trangnillity. at Disuses, with. *Rowing the troops from that city, and recognising tet.the Protestants throughout France the solemn assurance protectiou and religious liberty, *hick theConatitntional Chanel' etmtains. 'Monitrnents . are to be erected to the memory d touts XVIL, the unfortunate Queen: hit. ilother, his Aunt the .equally hapless Madame 111.12Asatit, and . of the murdered Duke D'EN:. cnteti. The first of these of course discredits all the stories of the Dauphin heitik From the Brussels L'aper - s we learn that the Ariny'Of Occapathiri is taking up a very o,trong )ine of 'position in France, and -cite of greater ex tebt than was originally. designated. 't he onseu tied state ,of the .couotr,y,: is ntentionet : as: the gr.Ouwl fec this measure,' which cuts oti the ente• tior fortresses garrisoned by the P , enrhfrAni the liartof theicingdom. We trust sliniottetrations will have the eirk slown this turbulent and restlrstt c, ; ..it spb hope that a fair ring wilt Ise ;:c le 't to massacre each other withoutlet, ort moiestation. .trbe ftitge.ry. aicrib'etisto M. Pozzci re BORGHO hsa been distinctly deniell us ft base and insidious fabrication. IC borc,43weaiArst stated, per feet internal evidenc e or rts'infanunis ;EXTRACT OF k mar vovan', smv.l4. * 4 The MArquis o'Osmorm, Amhassador from • Cie Coat of France, an 'red I4st night, and pro ecOed to:town this morning. " The 16th, 35th, and 8 . 2(l Regiment,. and pert or the 211 Garriion Battalion, arc on, board transports, in the harbour, waiting for a wind-Air • • '' Arrived last night and early this 'Morning . frginCalail, the following passage vessel!, idnyed as transports, viz.— Wensfry Dale, minces: ,Augusta, Favorite, ENsabeth, Queen Charlutte, Couuteu of Elgin, Peggy, In tlitstr Annatgtla, Intlustry'(24), Lark, Catbeeitte, New King Cllfoirg«,• Poll; John , MYid Eloitat•r, Ant, Pao (54), Active, ciirifti, Catubcr4nd, Dover, Itersy, Flera,intilskaer, • bi't ink witty 0,c 11 ) .1 0 1 (i.M,0 1 , 5ki1,,62(1, and 64th Regiments of Infantry, and part of . the 10th llos salts "ittint 2d Royal ritifgottis, making between two atia tbrec:tliOu4o(), all which .were lauded before noon, without the slightest accident.", LONALETTE, it •is now stated on private autho rity, has arrived in Bavaria ; but we do not know that implicit credit is due to the report. It may bo intended to &vett pursuit. . - . We uhseri , elt Mentioned in some-of the Palters that Madame LAvatrrre has been re 7 "ed. A.Cientleman from Paris, on the contrary, "sure; us that she has been condemned to itn risanment foe life though it is thought that thb h-nlci l *ith mitigate this severe doom; and the Difentliog Subject for thesake of thelleatriing 1 1 19 re: li r e copied from a contemporary Journal on sa turday, a letter'whicii entitled' that the King . of Feta:me had turned his back on M. de 13trrit1sr. This. appealed to as roost at the time, 'mil we are glad to find that no such act of none tural- ingratitude was comlnitted. We copy the following from a well informed source r ! The 'hart, but eloquent speechof the Count de Denim' on - this subjects' carried with it instantaneous con %idiots : noel the itohooted conclusion, Frive Ic Rol quant! 11cint...11as iropresred itself on oil hearts, and given o to the feelings of Jortifya fascination and splendour, which render the:A highli l'opulan It is so far - from being tine that the King testified any dissatisfaction at this noble 'specimen of oratory, that be, In We robot 4ra:caul way, olluded to it with evident ph:astir - it, wife''' . he Was waited upon by a deputation of the Chitral/1 P 11 the .... " . 0 `4 1 / 4 1 t 1- 4 of 01 YitIONAPARTE. . . roctract of a letter from !:is Mait'Styli Lt.::), dated St. lit:iota, Nov. $ t, 1815- " The exiled Navieon rescued his adamentille prison ore the 13th October,•after a passage of 7-1 hays He'lef . us on the evening of the 17414 , choosing that time of the day to avoid the gazing. thiong. The weather was tweamtuatsly teinperate . timing our pas,age, and Buonaparte appeared to :bear his reverse of fortune with an uncommon' ; share of fortitude. The disappointment iii not• being permitted to reside in'Etiglandditiconceited' Jilin greatly, atid we naturally concluded he would show some marks of his disapprobation, perhaps' either by being silent, or confining himself to his cabin. No, no, there has been no moroseness, no sullenness of disposition shewn by BuOnit:iarte ; 'on the contrary, he has been particularly affable, Inquisitively curious, and condescendingly Com municative. The only thing I heard hint come. • plain of during the passage, was the length of it. He longed for exercise on horseback, and war al , ways desitotts of learning 'particulars of St. fie , lena. lie read Lord Valencia's account of St. lidena, and we lent him Mr. Johnson's account both of which ' , he told ate, sittetlye t artilved, ere too 'highly coloured. linonaparte is . ..exite%iffy healthy, affil the te'w. days he has been on shore, 1 think, has improved his look. 1 think be waa.a little alarmed at a residence in 'a tropical climate. Ile was very inquisitive respecting the, number a( sick, and with the nature at the.disease. In st -crowded ship of 850 souls entering the tropic, sickn'ess in some'shape or other is looked for : •. it rattle its appeal m e on boat d the Northnmber• laud in the shape of the infiaimnatory fever, with -It:0 • derangement of the Hepetic system, and consi doable affection of the head, which was combated by copioih bleedings and purgatives Iliionaparte argued stoutly against bleeding : 'could not conceive how three or four o blood could • be token from knial ‘,• I stouing went ' debility—he . it on Ofeo : 4 at him . • of deel..!tion, for ulov ; has refitted Itis - argut»ent. ,Vt• remelt .t 1 Helena ' w i t !, on ly nine cu t o n r sick list, without bnving lost man on the pttsse. Ido ..,,sure yotr 11110.. naparte Ittis conteniptihie opinion of the prae tiaes of the ally, 'tittjokingly say, it perfectly San. Gra& 1 tentarked to hint one day how very teniperite he Avas in wine ; yeS, he replied, I re quired.only a quarter of en hour.to....dintier, and drank.:" WeE.r mollerate pout* of_Claret or 13nr- ' gundy; now get older, I feel my relish increase, I like wine very well. I stood by his side 'ben hte finit viewed (him frightful . Rock. The only cc cesslhle ellit9Dl or .ollCy is so fortified by nature, and so breasted Ith gints;.th'm one had only to look at it aud liuonaparte and be :satisfied, that tiny attempt to escape trout, this. stupentioni ,prutlictilar, hideous rock, insist 'be fruitless.. Here .we r ay 11. a-tlay for bOar.l, and atenclt to Biel) on. FortnnAtely we get four dollars for our pound.' PAutzAs ciWk not .sign the Additional. Act, iind tA14114(:111111.1 voted tor the iielitb of Louts XVI. eanditlonsilly; should the French ten itory be invaded ; is matter over which his King had no confront ! ! cieneratioamaaclut hat, like alt the other French Traitors, published a defence of his conduct, in a fetter addressed to the King. The only •points in which it differs from the productions ('F others nt the Mine honourable class is indeed a novisity, for the tieseral.asserts that he okays acted with mo deration and hunninity. , In other respects it fol lows the established fashion of such productions ; finds an apology for obeying any Usurper in the argament that soldiers have nothing to do with the exercise of discretion ; talks much of the pain t, and glory, and devotiou i and loyalty, and honour; and concludes with assuring his Majesty tit it the Subscriber is one tit 44 most loving ,subjects, and would never liavti betrayed hint—hattAto beco et - ployed 1 Mr. Joni] Maost,,tbe Flroprietor of Thil Dublin 4rpniog Past, was 1 . 4:00 from an imprisonment Of two years and a half, On ,Vtrecittestlay lust. lie also:paid 15002. in fines for , the two libels of Which he had been convicted, viz. on the Duke (if -,lttputalaND, awl for publishing the Kilkenny Reiolukions, This yoting tientledian, bating his political infirmities, is ,well tpolten i of ; and we see with disgust, that the vile faction whose tool hay was piade, have had the ingratitude to / nail. blish another Journal in opposition to ,that which served titirf only too long and with too much fidelity. • . Major-General GORDON,' Liefit. Governor . of Plymouth, guts the 16th Foal, vacant by the death of tient...General Sir GetißOE Pitovosi i Bart. Mr. WIILLESLEY VOW; has lowered the rents to all his poorer tenantry in the nelglihnitrhonti of Mountinclick ONS HALF, illlll in liolVie inst a nces the rethiction is. still . greater. Que of his poor tenants held his land at tl rCIII of yearly he complained of his inability to pity so much. Mr. POLE. asked him heiw nitwit he would pav Th e poor malt . answerrir" eight po tt i n ivi M r. P ate replica, " Very well.; let the new lease he made 041,t at the animal rent of 71. lOs. and you may •fity.g. the ten shillinksta your wik to bitirtitr pet i 7 .~ ORIGIN.\L POETRY. L\IPl \PTLI Oft reariiitt‘ the ?Atli Papers, _that a Sea-!ticristct hittitt . e.- cerded to the liottentnt Venus as a Show in the Cour 6 . ..7 Fantainn. The lovely Vritns'frtim the wit foam came, . . Who Porischarns'd as fairest of the fair t— ot Paris joy! nory;therobjects •Nd sea-burn Vetsuse.-but ft sea-burn Bear 1 A U114'11030. TIIU TAUT r ~~ Saturday t Theatre, hi the Llayinarket, opened for ,the sta r son with a lie . w nosiepl . liramit, in two nets, ea titled Grisetrict;ur La Yertu in CinleraO. The story of the Petienceof °did .;1e now assumed almost every shape, historical, biographical, romantical, dramatical, and tunsicel;liad iri elinost every shove it has been, In spite of the barbarity of its basis, highly popular. The production o'f, Saturday,with the sweet music of Poet% is not likely to (oral an exception to the forttniate fate of all the Cirixels. The Opera was received with great applause, and deserved it, for the whole composition is uncom monly chaste and fine and thutogh possessed of no great variety, it is not so lung as to satiate with an uniformity of sweetness. With the exception! of the excellent NALcii, whom we rejoice to see restored to this Theatre, Gs•VassLue, and litout, all the Performers were net, tO the British poblie. The chief debutante was Ma the da MaINVILLe 14min, in 1,110 part of (inset*. Site is a singer of . that deicription which is most pleasino to our national taste. Her voice is inelthlions, her style neutral, her execu tion easy, and ail her ornaments beautifully sim ple, without that over Whelming excess of deeo ration.• which destroys the proportiOni of the Order, and gives us a mingled mass of splendid • ruins instead of the fair edifice, with base, shaft, capital, and plinth, in just relation and harmo nious union. Madame FODOR displays taste ai well as science, and possesses in perfection one of the rarest qualities of the Seaciol to which she beloegi, that of singing every note in tune. She met throughout a very flattering reception, and , was encored in a spirited Daetto, in the second act. .As un Actress she takes nearly the saute rank as-she does RS aSinger. Wituout boaiting the most powerful and brilliant talents, she performs with grace 'end judgmeut. Her face and figure are pleasing rather than striking : into the' former she calls a great deal of expression, Slid muses the artillery of a pair of pretty eyes to good effect, wt.lie her utiaXected demeanour throws a 'charm ,over as p,:rson not remarkable fur elegance or grandeur. • Signora LIMONI, to whom the character of Li ' setto,.theallaid,'.'ivas assigeed, is else) an acquisi tion to the stage.., She played with Vivacity, sting with ah . :lity, ah looked, from nn animated IN.. COnuteo#llCe, '%•ith the archnesa of a Bac chante. She seems fully cOmee .tut trt this intent . acting. Of the two other fernale aspirants we cannot speak so favourably. Signore Mat:ZETTI, the sister of the wellsed about, and took ber share in the Recitative' and Qtiartettus, and that is till that can be said itt her penis ; mid Sig ewe CA4.14, 41,4444 as.i.4- tutsve eo mpletilyou , tier ap primmer was against her. ‘Vith somethiog of a dark gipsey face, .she was with Out faint, and dressed in a hlwe which would,have tried the most. Cwrid complexion ; her voice too did not seem tit fine quality, thought kunw nut what share bar timidity and apprehension (tw'r terror, we could say, fir it teas very evident) .might have in breaking it down into the mere tremulous utter some of a faint anti unmusical sound. We were sorry that site was not rather encouraged by M:- `, rill applause, than confounded by Ongebtle Inca , lestations of disapprobation. The only new male was a Signor. Beam, who played the Marquis of Sultazo, la person anti eoiCe, he beers a strong resemblance to Mr. Pvtta 3 we aced not therefore adii, that 4ik,ng very iWeetty, 1 1 / 4 1“.0I, in'Old Ciumnueok, do rustic (41e4tvol.Griseltia, watt ell.t.het Cettid he Malted.. It► the I vertizentent of Les,Petits Brgtecortiers, and the Mora et exininor, altnum till the estahlishe4 tivooritee of an .atlinireible cot ps of dancers re-appeared. Mit.ANtr, Madame 1,1100. MANntN, Mont, TWAIALEY, tutu Messrs. i3AP. TiSTRo LRON T , C. VaSRIA, OSCAR. BY141; (tIOlit• i . mproVed), BOURDIN, &c. &e. tti,ysluy~ci all their, agility and grace, and were greeted with loud plaudits. Upon the whole, we think the Company far sit perior tt that of last season. Pains seems to have beau taken to improve the general appearance of the Theatre ;Lod the Scenery. The audience was more numerous awl elegant ilien we reinenthia, tis hive seen ou the opening night of any preced ing year. The following %riot prmeti up at LlopPs on Se- Ottlay mori►ing :—" Malta, Nov:' 29.—The TH'- flisionti have cletftinetl w Maltese vessel, Nod made the crew slaves." More Macke upon Process' Servers.--.We have hcrn inforsoril that it few nights hack a party of from, 60 to 100 persons, some of whom were aimed, traversed it part of the Barony of Kilna telloon, in this County, visiting the house* of 'Several 13ond:1s t ...41nd others, who had served Procesbcs for the Recovery rat Debts et the next Ferstioy 'Sessions. They took all tire originals whiCh they could 'inn, and carefully selected those issued at the snit of the Reetdrs for the recovery of_Tithes,—these thdy'took attray, and probably destroyed, !roving the remainder in the hands of the l i rocris Servers.—(L'ork Avertiset) It is reported, that in the course Of a lew we e ks., the representation of a new Farce 46'rill be an nounced, called, . The ,Lottery Share, ,or Poriune's Faeounies: the enthor's name has not yet been math: known ; but We have: reason to believe it will Airote. , the production of a poetical 'genii - 4,i who boa often appeared Wore the Public, and who 11 . 411 the good fortune to choose a Shiite of IBiO4fli a. Prize of 50,000, Sold in-the lost licalvty by thowinsott, Gositivuost, actin fhis-Poet, happy in his Choice of aumbers,, , wlll doohtless feel his subject; though hr prose, end on 1 "5 lucky transition froni Ithinli Verse to a NAVAL NEWS, 11 A AGATE 14.. 7 .-Arrived the Priseft:s extra 'paCket from 'Ostencl; boand . to Lover, tins! landed 'foar. Flonish with 61 . 6; hags Of letters,. fintl'several.pasiengers.- Cause ill the, .'l[l . l4l . ilie transport 11. E.) from C .lais, hoard udytachtnent cif the 16t1t anti 8 . 2 d regiments of Ivo( , who have landed frOth her. • she has lo.st pnchor and cable. • 11:01.11L';'E':1A.' I B . e vend • Jrait4ports with troop; on board Iron* ; • • . .• • . aiming them in . e,thebliza Albion 4(i. \T.) atid the koutig Ai*o cam, ip, several ships for shelter—Qaest (174), 'Frafalsttr(66l), Union FOrioas B ) DEAL, JAs.l4.—Cillle t)tVlt: tti.llll the itiVer the Susannah , *AItD, from the Cape of Good Ilope, and ieninitlS in the Ilowns, whit' the whole of the inattarthfiound us b&htre, .still detained by Contrary wititl.—Winti S.W. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 14.---Arrivetl the Anisznit transport from Gundaloope. Arrived yestetday: the Ocean transport from Barhadoes, antl the' Duncan transport from St. Kift's.-'—Wilitl S.W.- IJ:—The Renown, of aiid from Shiettls, with cosls, got •onthe Iltrberiktilits this !horning ; she has been off, anSI will be bioughtin here next tide. sh.s. la._The William and Praneila • . . ~,_... came. on shore. here on Frit4y, taut; awl an d cargo b o th, Ins t , crew saved. . TA' LsiouTti, J. . I 2 .—Notititig arrived fir sailed' of consequence..—Wind W. S.W. TRIGNtiOUTH, JAN. 1:1.---Arriyed the Blessing and the Dove from Coruntm in four dayb. )3RITI§II COMMERCE' wire F'RAN'CE. Tice following is the project of the Lan' re3peCte ing the.new Duties prepareil under he direction of Count Vaublanci Minister of the int.•rur, Os- Skied by the tioapt of Trade,_ F 01104011.4 of four Councillors..of State and Alasters of R who were empowered to invite to 1110' 11W)i tilC. merchants, and others connected with commerce, of the greatest eminence. It is as follows : (E.rtieart j'rnm the Andel of ttir,t qo of Duties.) 1)UT11.% REDUCED. llork of Qiirreitroo, inolteitil of SO fr. to pay 0 fr. the 100 kiihugrstcuy.-.Sbumua, 10 fr.-431'101r, Instead of 30, to pay fr.--Ipytaieuunha. instrud 1200 fr. to pnsoo hurt), instrud of COO fr. to pay 300 fr.—cachuu, insteu.ti of ecA) fr. 300 . fr. _ DUTII+S AUGMENTED. Coffer-.Foncli.Coluoiet fr.-Foreign,. astetal 0f)73 fr. to pay 100t...-Stkar*, Raw, ~ft.he l o s tead 49 f. to pay .4.5f.-Fureign in,trual of Got t;, pay 7uf.-Wilitts. 1131ead of (;of, to pay COf.--tlawl of the Colona.s. incterid of 7of. to Pof.--Foreign, inlttrad of 9tit. to pay turf.- ' . White, ioitiottt • 95(, to, pay insteml of 90r. to pay tOof --Fors•iLto, iostefot 94f. tit pay 12 , 0b-..Priorier and Viinvntut Colonies, instead of Ktf., to pay 10af..-"Foreign, iniitead of 9•31 c to pay . rrattks (-„1„ 0 4,,, j o ,,i,• eu i o f If. to pay ;If. the h z illo,--Foreirt,.itl itivo of U. 10 ray 4f.....4,444Aatta41,-14,11•441 to tr 47 w, _ Dying Woods, except Braxil, sf:--:French Quit:nick, indread of tree, to pay 3df.-4.:iitten r Foreignj iu:trad of tree, to pay out.--Levatit, itititoit4 of free, 3Ut. All these new Duties are on the importation of the articles by French sh.ps. It imported in fb. m r eign stil t 's, they eto !toy 10 per cent. on the Duties ut 50 franca and utitl:l.; 5 per cent. from 51 fr, to 150 ; and 11 per cent. from 151 fr.•to 300 ; notltirig additional on goods that pay snore than 300 fr. The 10 percent. additional tot tilt forme. Duties, which . was to have been taken of}. ou Elie Ist of Jouttory, is to be continued. DUTIEg QF Ex.pon.TATI()N. siiii4lll4iales for 160 hillugratu, On coffee, cocoa, iitigar% or every kiti4l,...wi4 potiver, gun), cu • chiocur, cutttti, iiidizu. rict,t•ttlpilor.-I'it‘ct , Keudg *if i;.ittipo Quip will ()blab; kititinty, on .t.spertattok, of bLI Ir. , the 104 Wit/most,. 111AltKE'rS. Crfrits EXCHANOK, JAN. 1.5..•—We hart but • kW arrivals this morning, .in conscrinettte of wLdclst timples of Whvat sold'readily at an advance of 241)tet mtiarter. !lenity tieing iii din - stand, may nctsotcd at Is. pct. cinerttr I I owe r. The suit Of Oats was tolerably brisk, at otti• lost cittoted PeaSe and 13, rate , and whet. kinds of tirairt, that tit/a• no alteration. SNitritritLa i JAN. 15.—Tliig .osy's .IPwhft was pretty veil shy 0111 with prime Odeste, ttti 1 t tr slow of Cattle ita utht restikets this tbiatittuto Seer, Turk, nud Vral, rupprocll last pricei; Mutton tsar Liteaperi 41141 the tratte - ttt getivtid natter suniiiletaLiv. The sa.las iti the iittY^tuarhrt mAtts) eutnewitot ; try altigtrtivobWite.l ta%t jtrluest (.`lov4lr has fallen iu t,t ice.. . _ A flattering contpliment tvai paid tolit. Ku%s, by the other Verformers.a, pm, y-Latte Theatre, atter his admirable representation of Sir Giles Overreach, on Pridui evening. Wlitti uslembleil in the.Graen Room, After the heartfelt iminettion which he had made Ott them; they entered into a. voluntary obscrilition, by which to • present Inn him e Vase, as a token of the respectin.wblets they hold his talent*. Our Correspondent ittlntras us that saint OW Messrs. COOPE and,Co the celebrant! Snrgenue, hall tittilelished the.Mcdical Bolrd at Charlotte• hocee, 13lackfriars4nati; few of the Prolessititt inrhibed a degree of jealously, stud coramittett themselves, by avowing their tentintents comilit* to the character of so libeteal tt Profesidatt.• They have, however, since sliewn some eontritiotti end acknowledge they were not aware of whom the Board IV" couiPosek or that private Practitioner* attended lor advice with tlivir patieno i and who are considered one of the .13okrd tinting Conerdta. thin. We are well assured that thoosAnds fail victims' to improper treatment. The Medical Board must, theretore be edasidered a public benefit, stud acknowledged Atte fountain. iteetto Among f,:ounsellors there must be wisdom t sad we hive no doubt but ill>111 , " lives Will he, ye t i.. served by means of thele Orni)emen, tttrtl thit those who -have •beets improperly, treated, will ov3il xlieutielves of such an ettiolitishinettt.--Mt dUvi :GentlenA who attend with thtir Pritieatg • {