The Sun. — London, England, 1816-04-29 00:00:00

mait.s. Aufttven--11"rante, 1 14olland, 1 liambargli, 1 Flanders, /Lisbon, 1 Guernsey and Jersey, 2 lociblin, 2 ‘Vaterford. Dut-1 Lisbon, 1 Gottentinrgh, 1 Dublin, 1 IVaterford. PRICK ()I TNIs DAY AT r lank stock, 4551 Tift 3 per,C,,o. Itcd. 60i GI 3 pyr . Cams. G2l/ 4 per Cent;. 751 per tent. N. Ann. 924 f Link L. Arlo. 15 7- 16t Its F STOCKS •wr,,,ve o'cLocx• India Stock, India Bondi, 53, F;. pt. gxciiq. Bills,3s. th. pr. thnisitiin, I Ditto for Paymeitt, I bi l' Ctins. Gir May, 1;21i MOll WATEIt LONDON BaIDGE 'fo-111,0aROW. 11 " 1.16,1 1,' , b minutes after • 4. I 14:veiling, 47 tttinutCS atter C. TI E SUN. 401. gm W . I.a ott 4("11 .E.v.rr LONDON MONDAY, .APRIL 29, 1816. Tie Paris Journals to the .17th have arrived since our hit, from which we complete our Re. pill of - the Trial, and announce the remission of Ve Prisoners to La Force, pursuant to their Sen tr:,ee. We expect that the King will remit the punishment. The following are the only other articles of news worthy of translation Cli I.‘IFIER OF DEPUTII, , :i, APRIL 23. A petition was presented from M. Jourdan, ad vocate, now. in the prison of Dragnignaa, com plaining 'that lie -had been detained there two tt~nnths, in comtempt of the Law of Aninesty, and by a false applicaCon of the sth Article. The (orninission proposed the Order of the Pay, on tile ground that he had it in his power to make application to the Minister of Justice, and obtain redress from the proper authorities. • M. Columb mole some observations on the Tegetity of the detention of J. Jciiadari, and y'ot ed that Ws petition should be sent to the Minister at Justice. Paedessns opposed this measure with great *nru , i; he thought the Chdiolwr ought not to iuttlfere in this business, and proposed the Order ' or the Day. which, atter a . disco*sion which caused great tumult in the Chamber, was put and adapted. Peon au amendment, pi oposed by,M. Piet,. re quii tug tbat the unsold property of the Clergy thould be, restored, &c several Members objected to ;he use i,t cilas word ; and expressed a desire, that ioste;,d ut th.? words " seroet rea4i#ue," the words i! serant rendus en nature," should be used. lids amendment Was tulopred, A letter was read by the Vice President, from the Minister of the interior— " ck Presicleost,.—.Tlito PrsAlft of the law relative . to Di. torce havi►►g been adopted hr the Chamber of Peers, the lention of the King is, that it sbOold be sent to-morrow to the Chamber of I)rlM►ties. I have to request that you will let name know if there will be any sitting twiliorrow, and at what heat I way be present there." The thamber decided, the they would receive Lis communication At one O'clock. Mats, Aram 25.--The Nlaree)tal de Camp Cambrotte, one of toe Citiefs'of the Guard of littonaparte at'the Isle of Elha, %yin be judged to. mot row by the Council of War. Count Torreno, a Spaniard of an student fa mily of Asturias, and who was a Member of the Cortes, was arrested last Sunday at Paris. He it broth,r in-law to General Porlier, who was lately executed. The :rig tie la Galatea has left the port.orToue ion fur Cnisica, where she will take on board tfie Marquis tie Itiviere„ who is going to Con• stantumple. On Wednesday Messrs. Wilson, Hutchinson, anti • Bruce, were le-conducted to the' prison la Force. Prince Talleyrand will act off to-morrow. for' ; he assisted yesterday at the Public $4..! Ping of the Royal Institute. General Cole is at Paris; he leaves immediately for London with his family. The Chamber of Deputies has adopted, article by - article, the project of Law relative to the Clergy. NICE, APRIL 12.—The Curbs of this place have demanded, that an Index should be published by authority of books to be read by the inhabitants. This demand is made on the ground of the dan gerous tendency of the French principles of po litics and philosophy which have spread among chases. "It will be seen by fittr private letter, says the 4Vert!ing Chronicle, iiiat the Duke of Wat-tarso v" has suddenly returned to Paris ; and the iv• dour is, that there is a dispute with Russia...—. P " is P"P"sof Thursday deny his Grace's re turn, which those of Wednesday had mentioned, ht this they be easily accounted for."--It will 1-"haPs , however, be more difficult (or the Wrltcr 4 l purpose to acenttot for the two following ParsigraPlis the Dutch Papers to f the 28t11, re cuivett this 'morning, tied %hie!) eompletely.take Iht g r9 ""dt - from under this new mid consoling Llypintli:lll4 Las . o Paris, on the 21th t-- ti " LEYDEN, Arum O.—Yesterday, Field-Marshal the 17tulte of Vl'ellington, Prince of Waterloo, iewed the Atli...es of C:atwyk. To-day his Highness lionoared this city with it visit, and examined every thing remarkable. He was waited npon by the Burgomasters, the 011icers of the City Guard and the Garrison, and in the Academy by all the Professors. •' &elm Grace the Duke of Wellington dined yesterday with thePrincessesDowager, and in the even ing were present at a hall, which the King also honoured with his presence. The whole evesing there was a east crowd eallectiol before the Princesses' hotel. It was observed that the King 1)041 a cotiv6 - sation for ahove an hour with the Ddlse of Wellington, hi one of,.the windows.—lt does not itypeat how long the Duke will Iniliour this town with his presence nothing, however, is yet said of his departure: (Latch Papers to the 46th • This morning three of the PRINCE REGENT°II carriages,,with coachmen and footmen in their state liveries, were directed to proceed to Tan ham-grel, with several Officers in State, in order to meet Ale Prince of SAxe-Couurto, and conduct him to town, His Serene Highness will reside at Clarence House, St. James's, being there received by the Ministers and Great Officers of State, who are invited to dine with his Highness to-mon ow. —The greater part of the persons remaining at the Pavilion, Brighton, set off for London on Saturday and yesterday. The remainder follow this day. ' A letter of the 13th, from Genoa, states, that the 51 Genoese released from slavery by Lord EXMOUTH wererausomed at 500 dollars each, but that it was afterwards nertital that no tribute Anald . be paid for Nardisdan subjects. It is further reported, that " all the snhjects of the Seven islands that were in slavery at Algiers were delivered up ‘Vithout ransom, being under the ,ilritish protection." The Company's ship Royal George art ;ved off the Start the 25th instant ; and the Hope be tween the Start and Portland the salve day —The Europe, outward-bound, parted company horn the Surrey in blowing weather, in lat 45. 49. N. long. 12. 40. W. on the 22d November, and on the 29th January Ina into Table Bay —The char tered ship Lady Flnra arrived at the Cape from China the 20th February. WINDsoR, APRIL. 28.--Istis morning the Prince DE SAXit CQBURG %if-Ikea from the Upper Lodge in the Castle, to attend divine service in the vale Chanel with the Royal Family. After di vine service the Prince of Saxe Coburg secont panied, the Queen anti Princesses to the Princess Elizabeth's cottage, called Clay-ball. The Plin ceis Charlotte of \Valet followed immediately after, in a open carriage.. The Royal Party par took of an entvrtaininent there, given by the Prin cess Elizabeth. The Duchess of York leaver to day. Th e Queen and two of the Princesses leave here to-Morrow for London. 'Yesterday the Lon) CRAWCIILLOR and Lord CASTLIIREAGH had amliences of the" PaiNce Ita oat4T at Carlton house. The Duke of Yoax transacted military busi ness with the PRINCE REGENT oil SP1111(10y. On Saturday the Duke of ORLEANS came to town from Twickenham, and waited upon the PRINCE 11 EGENT at Carlton-house. Yesterday the Dike of Yoax, the Duke • and Duchess at !CUMBERLAND, the Archbishop Of CSSKRL,, Lards RIERRS, ARDCN, DUOLEY and -WARD, and a long list of other Peers, and per• saris of ,distinction, attended Divine Service at the Chapel Royal, St. James's e:,4ltice. Yesterday his Excellency OW Austrian Ambas sador, and his father, Prince PAUL. lett Loudon for Newmarket, to be present at ihue Races. We understand they are to occupy a pail of ,the Pa- lace during their stay. His Serene Highness Prince SAXE COBURG will give as grand .entertainment to the Foreign Am bassador, the LORD CNANctit.Loa, Ministers, trod a numerous party of distinguiahed Person aKia, on Wednesday next, at St. James's Palace. Advices were received on Saturday Irons St. tui the 30th utt. At that time the much- talked-o( Tariff bad been printed, •and cones 91 it banded to the foreign Ministers; but we do not learn that the Tariff itself his reached this county. • It is stated that Sir Pvt.retvelr IVIALCot.I4. who lately soiled in die Newcastle from POrtsmouth, for St. Helena, will not remain many months on the station ; that a permanent COmmander-in- Oriel* there will not be appointed until after the return Sir Geu. COCKBURN. Real-Admiral Maya , / arrived at Barbadoes on the 3d ult. in his Majesty's ship Antelope, being appointed Commander-in-Chief on that station, in the room of Admiral DUUHAM, who has re signed. A Commission of Inquiry has been for some time sitting in the Dublin Yost Office, at the de!. sire Of the Earl of Ross, one of the Poitmasters- General, upon alleged abuses in that Office. The &Offish Corporation held their Spring Meeting on • Saturday last, at Freemasons* 'Ta vern, the Duke of cLAKENCR in the Chair, who was supported by a respectable body of Noble men and Gentlemen. A liberal subscription of several hundred pounds was made for this exCel. lent Institution, which has now lasted 150 years, and which extends relief to two hundred unfortu nate perso n a monthly. The Gazatie of Saturday night announces, that the Bank of nrigland will continue to receive Bank dollar tokens at the rate of five shillings and sixpence each, until•the first of November next; in sums of not less than eight dollars. On Saturday last the Royal Academy gate their Anuualgutertaintnent, • PLTMowni, AP AIL V.—Came in t e Traave, Weser, and Darts' frigatei, froth Madras, for Portsmouth, the \Vest Indies with troops, and will sail again this evening, If the wind shifts to eastward. Passed tip the Channel the Owen Glendower frigate and ‘Vellesley . hind of war, and the Royal George Indiarnan, from China, Batavia, Cape of Good Hope, and St. Helena ; lett the latter place the 9th of March. Sailed then Thames frigate forPortstnbuth ; Cyrus sloop of o'ar for Cork ; and Heron sloop of,war on a cruise. • FALMOU Tif, APRIL 2 .-Thee Prince Ernest packet is arrived off the Manacles from Lisbon, in eleven days. The transports Trent and William Pitt are ar tired at the Motherbank from the Mediterranean the former from Genoa, laden with ordnance stores ) the latter with troops from Gibraltar.— The only ship at Gibraltar was his Majesty's ship Isttr, which was preparing to he hove down. The Montague, 74, efivt. H t.woott, had sailed on the Gth ult. to join Lord Exmotrrit. A letter trout an Officer in.Lortl ExmouTtes fleet, dated the 28th ult. states,'that it was in tended the fleet should not leave the station until the Porte had acknowledged our Sovereignty. over the lonian 1 ; but this, and some ether ne gociations that were ou the Lapis, it Was expect ed would not detain the ships longer titan the first week its April. Saturday the Wellesley, 74, wide!) 'Wag launched last year at liontbay, arrie v tl at Po r tsmo u th, t rout Madras, Trincouistee,' Pointe de Galle,, the Cape of Good liope, and St. Llelena. Captain•BAYLEY, who ras , Flag-Captain to the , late Sir Giosott -13unt.Tos, came home in the command of her she hit Commodore RoBEET O'BRIEN at Trin comalee, having his brou , lpendant-in the Corn wallis, 74, Captain. SAYER not having returned fru:lt in the Leda. The Alpheus, lievoln-' tionisitc, Elk, and Volage, also continued in the t;liitia . seas. 'the naval depot of stores hissing been removed from .11adras to *1 rineontAlee, and CutuniCssiotter Pugi' having arrived t here, that place. had necome the perrnithene . of mivOl ientleryons. The Wellesley lei St.ilelena the 3d tilt. ; the Northumberland, Sir G. Coca* BURN, and ilaVantitib, 'were lying there. Buo , tyrAPARTR was well. The Traave, Captain Conn ; Dover, Captain ROOKI I / 1 ; - and IVeser, Captain LAkvaENcs, sailed uo Vichy from Portsmontl h I i t :0. --ar-Ki.oci, %%kb' the 2(1 or QUEIsN'S Reginient on hoard. . The Thames, Captain IVALPOLE, will jOlll theill off Plymouth, and reed% e on board a prOpo(tion of the number of troops they have. The Brazen, 18, Captain 5T1K1,.11.10, bavitig on board Lady AUGUSTA LKITH, arrived at Guada loupe on the 13th of Morel( from Spithead. The Chanticleer was, in consequence, to return to Eng. lithd, to be paid ott. All ships destined. for foreign stations are to sail immediately to 'relieve others virLich Lave ilUt been paid off. Sir R. IVILsoN's brother has published the fol lowing Letter, in answer to the Itetnarks on part of his Correspondence in the Newspapers • :it. isibles, Arundel, Sn i serx,.April 25, 11116. Ri f t,-10 your newspaper at this , day I read the following sents.nce:--" There is tsps • e pastragp in 4 letter to tier which we should be glad to find has been unfaithfully ex tracted." The passage in question I should scarce recognise, but for tilr final act of accusation, by which T /, :urn th a t it forms a part of tuy letter.. Although I cannot seeany reason why the opinions contained. Id toy priume correspondence should be a 'Matter of interest, or complaint, either to the public ' yourself, or the French Government, , l readily avail myself of the opportunity now of me, to declare that the ilialadicat recommendation imputed to me is as false as_ it is abstild. The absurdity alone of ‘• recoatmendoig the insinuation of a persecntioa, rent or ilHaspriary, nrainst the Protestants," to a person in Fritnce, tor a hs eXpros* pnrpuse. of exciting the passion% of the people of Logtand, could not but irOote any common reader to detect the omit imposition upon plastic credulity in Prance. 'tiny Rillt) add, that the sitcreediog extracts arc, in ttw material points, most ettgi; ionic and cpatemptihie misreptesciltntions, of wh',ett the roily is scarcely less remarkable than the wickedness. t cannot, how. ever, bring myself to obtrude any hii.ther exploitation on a %object of such little taaucquencs, further than In observing, that tilt rteticli Authorities donut cousin 7beinsel: to to , i roisentweptions of the Sense aloite, but t( n amplify, minisit, mid dislocate words and sentincrs, ;teem dinglo the purposes they have in view. In am, Sir, sour oheiliArt ser /ant, EDW,AIi) LUAILEt WILSON. KING'S Tu It ATP. C Opera on night hail it brilliant tlisplay nearly all the rktUk owl fashion 44 0 6p 11 , f ,oRAyANTes 4-I,stuaii Fullaci wd, repe.,464- L tilt second tinre. .4 very - pie Spettittic ii ity pre paration at. Dttity t catre i t h e Air. PARRY. 11.1.-ria4,,T3 ha* Rkat front Ilditiburgh to wirere ,bak pl•ty,lig with givitt ap pittlise ae the C4044111'11 41143 SUCCet4leti liotinburgh. I n t h e account nt theldasouic Dinner on Sa unshould litte been one of the toasts the prti t: s i c hir l i ) i ,ig by his it,,yal nightlest the Duke of Sossm :--" The health of the Mother of Six INlasons—lier Nafegtg the QUIMIi." The Peutnstilar Prize Money was paid last week to the 3CIII, 38th, and 89th Regiments in Ports mouth gatiison, F.ach private received 31. Bs. SPORTING.—At the Monthly Meeting of the Achruteometarian Ride Society yesterday, at Chalk Farm, there was an admirable display of skill, and the contention for the medal was truly spirited. Towards the close it was for some time meek and neck between Messrs. SENIOR and Foe mart ; the latter however was the winner ; he put in thirteen shots out of -eighteen, and three hull's eyes, at the several distances of lA, 200 and 250 yards, As half the shots were. fired from the shoulder, the target small, and the bull's eye only a nine-inch one, this perfortuance may fairly rank 'with the best specimens of hall firing. EXacwrioN.--.145//iant Carter tar uttering torg• e d notes was executed at Bristol on Friday. At the plaCeiof execution the Ordinary joined him in prayers a hymn ; which were must unfrel. ingly interrupted by the cry of a,reptieve, and the handing up to the Rev. Gentleman of a paper of . p a import t u such a ttywg morneot. _ CORM Excit.txuro jtliit rt. 210...5'' ree.pived this fftisrr~ir~y} ti short supply of Wheat Oulu Reset and Kent. notvi:tb4tand-; ing which th 4 salts were very heavy at a red .e ion , f?.s. per ; fit ar!er; Barley was itisd very dull, and as. lower. Nitre was nearly unsaleable. In Pease and Beans there was no alteria tion. The Pike Of Flour is fluctuating between iiSs. dad 7vs. per sack. foreign Wheat, - .51t. die; Fine ditto - i93, ....5. Rugfish Wheat - 531. Fine ditto -82 s. !Lye Fine ditto - -31 s. --a; Barley - - 41 s. Fin.. ditto 4 New ditto Malt' - - - - 535. 635. Fiue ditto - - tiss. —s. WifitePease (boilers) 365. 38s. Fine ditto - 40 s. —s. Grey !'case - - 305.,3b5. Pine t;rey,Pedie - 3 0 ;s. Tlcit Iltitus - Oid ditto -81 i dfh. Small 'rick !leant Old ditto • - Feed Oats • • - • iSi. iti; Fitteditto - • - 21.. a. Vnlanti ditto - 2,4. Fine ditto ‘2 , 45. 25 Potatbe (lath ,4(ls. nape tictil 261. 941. live lhM Flue FlUuf - th,-. Seconds = - 444. 4014 This day's Market was nmply lid this ,how of Cat !e other SMITHFIELD, .0)111„ shpplied with prime Beasts) ai respects was tultra'uly good. Beef is cheaper; Laub is dbarer ; ,Mutton, Pork, and Veal support last prices; and the trade in general was rather considerable --The s:iles in the Hay-Market were pretty lively: flay,Straw,rit.d Clover hare got up in price. —Annexed is a correct statement of the - Prices and Numbers : To sink the Oral,' per stone of 81b . . Beef, 3s. Sd. to 4s. 4d. ,Nttaton, as. ed..to Lamb, as, to Bs. Od. Veal, 4s. ad. io W. Pork, 4s. bd. t., (;..t)l.. Beasts, 22-SU.' 'Sheep and Lambs, 11 ) 3To.. etch ;SO. Pigs, 4 - 140. HAY-MARK eT.—Tirty, 81. 05. to $l. gtrtuv, 11. 103. t# 21. Gs. (curer, 71. 05. TO C. N, PALLNIER, M. P. Alontagtie-equart., f.C. I S:G: DEAR Sif s —Having st6l, on my ret urn to tov.'n this morn tug , a let e r addressed to v (su by a writ, r . describing .liiinself as a Friend - to the Reg try Hilt,'' in which I ant Atanittl and alluded. to as a .member of the West India Committee, I thic,k right to give you a short explrw,it ion of what has Occurred relative .10 the uppOintiimit ul un agent for the : Wand.' of., St. Viareut, upon which, it scents, is founded a very serious charge itgatuK the assemblies of the West INdia It has been already statlll by pia, etirrectly, ti..,1 a retipect. able Member of Parliament tias aced geatuunosty us .fgeut lot the Wand of At. Vi 'teen; , 'from the re.ir t;9;; to tile . ;,te. sent time r and , " tau add, froin my Men Itutiwled„ze, that th 4 Gentleman in question had, for a series of years; as his 0014. d., jutor, a respectable Baronet, who was also In and who also acted gratiihously ; and it was c•nly ou mise of the last , ineini,iiied tientleMaa that any ancridiaii itR the agency of the Island was contemplated. With roiskat, to the new appointment, 1 can say, that the pet 4, Irs„ t r ip , tlie Resolution of he Assembly, were directed ta rUdse it,.ha3 au mu horny *hat ever to otter any salary to the"GAitkabitt Who ought accept. the agency, nor indeed were t i ny steps' tit all taken to make. the appobitment, • It the Assembly Vincent had contemplated the granting any 1,41 V to a coat:. idtOr to Mr; Colquhoub, It would hardly, I MIA( ) hatvlap. plied to a sot of Gentlemen to make the recommendation. without apprisibg them Of such it tention4 and if such an idea had been entertained, it may be presumed that it would bay*. couic.tu the knowledge of " the Friend to the .. .i.v i ostry through the same channel which supplied him with inform*• thin as to the other proceedings of the asseinbly. • 1. ant, bow. ever, thoroughly persuaded that the assembly of VjUcent Ito! nu snekintentina. _ . 11Me. Stephen and " the Friend p f the Reg,iitry Bill" (wlo, it" stainietit at lCOSt,Ciil to he ttie sour, arc of opinion that the i4i4l and interest of Mhoitark'r, of F,riookelt :ire not to ue obtain,'" uxcept hy metns thcir hiring jSrl ed" by an " ex' ca ""Alnry," rtloice to think thatiltelo does :no apootr to wart heow the eapiu u of the afacitibly of the iSland LAN'. Viuceq . , which, for ascries of mars, beta fonOri t.lii I,Act to by utherwt“i. la truth, the uituation or 'vent, for most of the ,i,lands is merely hotieraryi it is eontercd,, on the'one'hami,' as a proof at respect and congdonce and not for the *Alec of salary, but, for that proi,'Esional thin which those who value public opinion can how appre*, elate. In conclusion I must observe, that when. 11r. Stephen seyV:, instructions of the Assembl4.4 have beau will and thar motley sail laid out," and Au, instritcriuns saki to be given by , nm f of tlotni to corms.. sonic Member - at Parliament. by the.sril,o yof rift extra agent," - if lie has DO other grontid for big str.tcluitit t the " prOccediogs of the Assrattily Of :'.Viticent, 1 perfeel ly cfoieur tit the opiailiti which you limy given, that 1a.2 has tividss in:imitations which areatutouutled and unjust." . 1 1hecii-Cutintance stves to taw the bowie of the evidence, vilio.kAyhich the . Aisetublies of the West India Wands are riliti' • -I am, dear Sir, your sluceretumble sers%lnt, • • JO S. J.I.CH.SLY,s4-. THE LATE MR. DAWSON. Crhe following iq an extract ircim Um Liverpool Courier rt the firth instant.] %%re have. this week the painful 'duty recorf.. lag the (teeth of PUASEY DAWSON, 0,,e the penior Aldermen of this Borougii ; t,y whose' demise Liverpool hat hist - one its ai , )4t active, entighteeed, and IsSefid citizens. Dining a i on ,. series of years, be occupied a very distinguislici 6tation itt thi, town; , and was ever foremost its prometinle : whatever measures cueld cootti bthe to its seelittre - anti improvement. lta t he early stage of titelerench revolutionary war, Mr. 0 1 , 0 1'., to the • !It o f In ( k no il, hi tiny Lois n, i+ fticta station tie filled with hoeuur until the dlisoletion of the corps in 1799 lie served, with equal lig noer, the office of Chief Magist Hut however Much liewat'adoured for the many es' eatable qua litigations 'he possessed es a Magistrate, and i t friend to the true interests of, ins - country, leis charaCter as a - philanthropist stands• in the fore ground. He was one of the illustrious prdmot tits, of the School for the Blind; an InstitutiOn whi c ,4, it is the just boast of the town, wsss the first ot the kind established in this kingdom. • Ile . 1 tered the establithroent iu its infancy; , with un ceasing solicitude he watched its progress is tnrity and, lung before he left this world, he saw it attain to the highest degree . Of 'vigintr and usefulness, and become a source at incalculable blessing to those unfortunates who labour under privation of sight. As the deceased hall many years been but partially. .engaged in the pursuits of commerce, he devoted a great ponion of his time, with an ardour peculiar to hi u msalt, to the zealous superintendence, end enlargement of this his favourite institution. : But. he is now removed • from the scene of hii usefulneit and though Pro. violence has wisely ordained, that no individual shall be of so much importante tts to render his death irreparable to society, though Liverpool embodies among its inhabituuts HS great a portion of active benevolence as any tow if in tne Mag., dal, we 'greatly fear will he found difliciat to : fill that place in society 'which Mr.. Dawson oc cupied:With so snack credit - himself, aud st4 ; i• vantage to the cianuuutitty.