The Sun. — London, England, 1816-12-30 00:00:00

v Aram., LiEti. 26 —No las than 8100 b rils 4)t flour loive arrived here from Ainiied the hist two thlys. RAMSGATE, DPC. 29.—Came its for shelter the Catharine, DAvfpsoN, and Eliza, LANE, W" C ll. his for Dow, with troops, ; and the Jfdlanna Mftri* Constantit, lla FIA . RDEN, from ~/‘ MS t erdam for Surinam, with troop: one latter lost both anchors and cables. Camc in for shelter the fol lowing ships from I,rt n Smedmore ; Iril°hi It Queen, Ptlseveranee, Janes, ljervey ; I lope; Jarrow ; Avoo, Thrrow Newport, Trader, Shepherd ; lSustoa Par kt Sibsey ; 11Teanntil, Ait wood ; I lore Brothers, Reetl ; and Start, Collins. The sloo_ Samuel and Elizabeth, PARKER, from London for Li verp oo , with peas, in attempting the harbour last night, strnrk the east Pier, and went on shore on the nail) ; she is expected to he got off next The Morgenstein, Dc JoNg, from knsferdam for Stirinain, IntS come in with loss Sails anti other damage. ► ►• DRAL, Dec. '29.—The whole of last night ii hie OV a treinend ins gale from Ore S. and W., dur• which several ships in the Downs drove eon. siller4ly. The following, lost an anchor and ca ble each :—lsabella, for Sr. ;Vincent's ; ROyal Yenataw, for Weymouth ; anti ChtlilOtte, for Birk. tot. The following remain all well:---Charles (ham, General Harris, Inglis, Lowther Castle, Mal gills of.Camdeo, and . Sir S. Lnshington, for ; Daeltenfield gall, for St. Vincent's ; So phia, for Cacti ; &setts, for Malta ; Richard and for Barhadoes ; Plants, for 13&rhice ; John and Robert, for the West - Indies ; Pilnt, : for Botany Bay;, Samuel llarnett for New Orleans; I'ilgt in for St. Kin's ; .Dmicomb, for Jamaica ; situ' J.ones, for Havannah.—Wind W. N.W. PoirsmOtrrts, DKC. 29.—Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship Tytie from .China.—Wind Wes terly. LMoUTII DEC. 27 .—Arrived the Mary anti Elizitheth,' front itiehtnoncl„Atneritya, and waits , for of del s. Siilerl the : Butcrprise, HUSK N, Drummond, Qu Alt 1,13 i for Lontlon.--Winti W. PLYstotyrn, it, the AMerican ship Gencral Knng, CROLLESS, 43 (lays rront Roston, for Amsterdam, with loss orrudder, and ether considerable damage ;• also the Daniblt gigs, for Malaga, laaky. Part of the ere kiP of the Mat y of Liverpool, Idttly wrvcked • onitlic Scilly 1,1 ititio, - arriveit Isere to-tiay.—Winti S.W. I,NTELLIGENCE FROM By the Jetypore Uichars ~ ye learn, that Aniver . had burnt and plundered the village of Go vinelfroor, jotiwarrah, and other villages deritd - ent on Jaypore, and that Jushmere Khan with bis detachment hail encamped at Joysingpere, distant only 6 ems from the capita!, The Rajah, pressed with this danger, loot employed numerous workm en to increase the °novo, ks and deepen the ditch of the city. Rajah Lan Singh had moved to form a junction with Ameer Khan ; mutt the latter, when the Ukbar was dispatcher'', was.en . camped on the bank of the River Yandee, within eight cuss of the Japore capital. The camp of Iton'jeet Siugh continued on the bank of the River Numoor, but that Chieftain had Few! nett to Lahore: 'l' he fort-and country of Jilahrirood Knte had been taken possession at by two of his principal ()Ricers. The fort of Noon poor was creepier! by Rajah Beer Singh. HIM pet Singh liatPtletected a treasonable correspon dence between the.Nalmb of Mohan') and 'Abnrei Cholt, and had placed the latter in conf nnetnent, anti confiscated his property. The latest advices fiotu liolhar's camp fnerrtint that the Bala and Rai Battalions in his service hat !threatened to march for headquarters, unless pair their arrears. gatt.dlieen and Mackuti Loll bat 4)freled to pay the a rreal'i if pot in possession 01 ti territories they formerly hal. Orders had been issued aecordinglv. The lion. N. Gardener, resident at the Nepan• fese Court, arrived at GotrtiCl; l i re on the 3.1 June, antl.it is expected that lie will t , Khatmandoo about lie end of *he mouth : his escort consists of ;company. of Native • Troops, and it is said that the escort to be permanently attached to the euei t cy ‘vill be three Otheers ,roal about 200 men. Th e t ronps tinder Colonel . Doveton bad her it ordered to hold themselves in readiness to march It is conject nit that their des! hull ion will' be Nag. poor, coosvgnence of stipnlations contained the late Treaty . concluded with that Government. learn that violent burricanoes had been prc•tilcitt at Glra.geytire ; some of the Govern ment stables had been biotin down, sevtral. lfirn killed Awl wounded, and many valuable horsys ,1111(1 been de" toyed. Prom Pao nit to Bo g wangola, neavy and destructiee winds had been experienced, Several boats bad been stranded, and the crews of most of them had. been drowned. !. From Maorw w e obserse that a violent ind tle uctirc hailstorm had visited th e neipthbont hood of Chenort- the damage bad been consid e r a bl e . ',chile has not been any fall of bail in th at p art o f India in th e recollectio n of .any one. 'l' - No companies of the 73d vegintent, under tbe conlimtnd of Capt. Drew, hare thatched into the bert.iclts at Coventry, where they ere till be quar tered darin g t h e Winter. ~ , .., lai TrtP Suls of , F.l , lay, the 20th, we nenoOß tett the .Ne%v Regtifat;ous'adopted by the bords of the Admiralty in the' Pay of Naval Oilieers, and .on -Nionday lust inserted sortie 1,61 her purl kuless eoitneeted with he'same subject. To these perk we refer, and have now only to state, that he Rrtoil 41 ions hate been issued to the sererd CoMmanders-in-Chn-f. They are stated to be in Pursuance: of rite order of his Royal 'Highness the PHINCe Rh:Celli' in Council, - dated November 25. ISI6, and are to commence from the ht of J'anp,ary, 1817. Th,ey set forth • that the pry of ali Officers an!!en of the Navy and Royal Marin ir3 i 4 ai rift pNv, • Wit 112/2it 4(12111142110r de' ductioW of any kind ; that Captains, Coin. matulers, Lieutenants Commanding, and Sur genes, shall draw bills for the amount of three.* fount's of theirpay, quarterly ; that Flag Offieers, Lietttenants not etomnanding, Officers of Royal Marines; Phviicians of the Fleet, slasrers of the FLe.t, Chaplains, Secretaries, and Assist ant -Surgeons,shall draw the whole of their pay, quarterly ; that Passed Mates, Passed M:dship- Men, Secretaries' Clerks, .Captains' Clerks, and Schmdmasters, shall draw the whole of their pay, half-yearly ; that the Captain and Porsershall rip« grave the bills, and lie responsible for the amount; that Mates and Midshipmen shall be entitled to draw after they have passed the examinations at the Naval College, end before three Captains. The following Recapitulation will be found nore full and correct than what has been before published:- Flag Officers, or Commodores with Captains tinder them, to have a pay of 31. per diem, in lieu of the present table-mone) Captains authorised to hoist a distinguished pendant, to receive 11. per diem, in addition to the pay as Captains , while the petulant is flying. To these RegulatiMli a Tahle is annexed, shoving the Net Sea Pay" of all the Officers of the Fleet :---Adtniral of the Fleet, 61.-Adthiral, , Rear-Admiral, or Commodore with Captain uta der hint, 31.-Captain of the Fleet, 31. per. diem : to these..shell be added 31, while their i Flags shall be flying w i t hi n t h e li m i ts o f t h e i r its dun in lieu of table money, es above stated- Physician to the Fleet of less than three yeers standing RS such, 11. is. ,- -Physician to the Fleet, of more than three and less than ten years service, 11. l a ls. 6t1.--Physician to the Fleet of more than ten 'years service, 2!. 2s. per dient-iklaster of the Fleet, 151. 7i„ -Secretary to . the Admiral, of the Fleet, 381. ,Zs.---Seeretary to an Admiral Commander i t s Chief, 391. 131, 81- Secretary to wVice . Or ReaiAdtuiral, Commander it e r Chief, 231. Os. 4d.-Secretary to a junior Flag f)flieer or Commodore, 111. 10s;---Two Clerks to Secrets. ties tif Commanders in Wet, each 41. 125.-One Clerk to Secretaries, of junior Flag Officer. or Commodores, 31. 16s. Bd.-Admiral's 'Coxswaio, 2I; N.-Steward, Cook, Domestics, il. 12s - all pen' month. _Captains per mouth--Ist rate, 611. 7s. 4d.-2d, 531. 145.--:3d, 461. Os. 811- 40, 381. 79.-sth, 301. 13s. 111.-6th, 201., 175.-- Sloops; bOmbs, &e, 231,, As, 411. First Lieu. tenants, if of seven years standing, in Ist, 2d, and '3d rates, 111. 10s, per month ; 'all 'others, 91. 4s. except in gun-brigs, schooners, cut, tern, &c. when they will receive 111. 101. per moral'.-..----Masters--Ist rates, 131. Os. Bd.-2t1,, 121. 54. 4d 0- 7 3 d, 111. 10s.- / -4th, 101. 14s. 8.1.--- 5111, 91. 45.--6th, 81. Bs. Btl.--sloops end all others, 71. 13s. 4d, per month , --Pursers-:-Ist rate, 51. 7s. 4d.-2d and 311, 41. 125.-4th . anti sth, 41. 4S. V.-4th and all other rates, 31. 16: Bd. --The rates of pay of Surgeons an Assistant- Surgeons stand as regulated by the . Order in Cooneil of 23d January, 1805, vi t, Surgeons of ships in active service-u-der six years ser vice, Ms.-after six, llso-after ten,. 145.--11 s, ter t wenty, 18s, per diem.. SUrgeons of receiving ship*, sloops, convalescent ships, prison ships, and all others (except hospital ships) in harbour duty, 10s per diem. Surgeons of hospitel ships, Ins. Assistant-Sargeoni, 'as. fit!. per diem. The most' material elreration in these , regulations is that which relates to the Warrant Officers : these are very c , msiderably benefited. The pay and sn perannurtion of Gunners ; Boatswains, and Car penters, are regtdated by the same scale, and the following is to be their sea and ordinary pay Erik ist - .. 2 d--3 , / , ---4/11-sth-t;th and bileiy. Sea .. I U 1 t--90-R4l- 70 -65-60 Ordinary., 0-75.-65 -S3-60-4S clear of. dednetion or compeers-anion whatiVer; and Warrant Officers, not superannuated, are al lou en a servant at 121. per annum. Their rate of soperao nat ion is formed on a consideration of the rural length of service as Warrant Officer, with the length of :service hr etnntuision. Ir is as follows :-- • - On rears tirrvice, 20 Years cifinadtsion, RV. P44tihm„ ;M. 30 • 10 651. 5 tint. 20 - 751. 20 • ----, . 1( 1 20 . 6 13 lei 551. 4M. 6111. 45t., . 0 'l`,lltis Alt; . On 1,1. r go .-,l;toioxrcl to Children giring./30: a horav, yon'yesticwit hot. struck milli wilfol 110 W much you love to your own The . hc , :by-horve ul butnam TIAIOLTIC TO MISS SI'EPIIENS. other hard in tailor ury 'faro: And ITrie 11,14 . 0. vorwittos r , lienrse, ...?!:;TEiIiUNS! to e f dt.,r ) , ; ,,t e 11,y esertress son,:4trts'yf th , tialu! isr raise name dth(Jv v I,).l,tiltvi al I tdmel Tldoir is r.ie tint le:ling mind, ,The soul of. moiir joi oi'd to taste irfin'ti: 'Tis thine, and /lane ulin4: , by magic art Of sounds melodious to ell.dare the, Aeart, pissolve in extacies the yielding. soul, And force th'enraptur'd 'sense to own thy sart'cuntruu Temple, I)eceinlier, 18W. • ,Duc. 29, Yesterday afternOolt the, Doke of ‘ I i t aLLINO,ToN, aeromplitied by Ahe Spanish Ambassador, Gene- ALAvA, and 'Col. FirteRMA'NTLv, art ived at the Pavilion. The Doke of CLARENCR, and General -Sir B. lhoommtn, received the Noble Duke and his Guests tt the entrance ball, and a short inter.'. cal of time passed before the Duke of IcaLLIN'o- TON: was introduced to a private audience with the PRINCE ItEGENTi It Is almost needless to observe that his Royal Highness graciously welcomed the Hero of - tVaterloo ; and as we are unable to con jecture the political causes 'of 'this interview, we are happy to state, that at the dinner party of the Noble Guests of his Royal Highness, there never was a Meeting blended with more condescension and hospitality. The pie.sence of General ALAVA was particularly . noticed. He has contioned the faithful friend and companion of the Duke of I.lrtm.twoToti fur a series of years. A numerous party was inrited to the evening concert, comprising all the Officers , of the , 10th Royal flossars, and 51st regiment of light in fantry, the military .Gentlemen, stud the t►riuripsal distinguished farniliei refinient. in the town. The gratitietoioo of the company WHO incre:ised in r lie pleasure of hawing this opportunity of payiug the.r respects to the Deliverer of Europe, Anti mot particularly, in seeing the Noble Duke in Ilse en juytueut of exeelleut.heuith. A short time. utter seven o'clock this morn - Ink, hiy thuee the ' Doke of Wellington. ac donipunied by Col. Freemasnle, Aid•de.Cinny, mitt the brave c4ener:il Alava, nepaitttl from the: Payilion, after taking leave of the Ptiocv Regent, the Mike of (lucency, Gcol. Med heverml of the Whlity, %rho wvre snyibilis to b/(1 farewell to his' (14 Ice before be entered his tt*Hline carriage (+4l nis jonrney to D.,ewr, front whence the Noble Duke Mita hiy suite intend to eiohark 'this, evening for Pritnce. This. afternoon, the Earl of I" , trrnouth took leavtt of the Prince Regent, alter a visit of four days, and returned . to London: 'file remains of Lieutenant -Colonel Sir. Henry. Brildfortl, bite ut the Ist Itegitnent of Grenadier thiards, K. C. H. and Assistant -Qua General of the:Army in France, tvas brought into this town yes erifay afternoon, in inlitary prOces ;itni, by the 51 - s; flegitnent of Light Infantry. This brave 011ieer died at the eanift of Li;leri, on o w 17th "instant, HMI his blltly was brooght to . England by way of Dower, to be interred row, in the family Vallit at St i 11g Oti a It IVOrl II log., This Morning, the corpse iclis r n from Coale Tavern, mind rouVeyed out of mown tt it h :In t the tuditury ohs,. yde:4 due to depirted, inuf lur mewed virtue. ALjor Crenerial fir T. Vrodfrod, And . hlitjoy Renine, hzeompanied lire body as mourners. remains of• the lion. Miss A. Smith, the youngest daughter of Lord Carrington, were landed at Newhaven on Friday last, and the he.o.t.,egassed throng!' this town yott•rday morn. ing , 41 .its routs iiitciTtlietit the m inatislir en iu Notthyhanishire. Thia yonng 1.4,0 y. died at Paris', in the iith year of her age. DEC. 27.—This afternoon their Excellenvi Count Aluttster aunt Connt 11:Irtlenberg, itnd the Alartjuis of Saiio)ory from his Sent tit Hatfield, ar rival at the Pavilion, :4nil afterward, dined with the Prince Itegent's pArty. invitations to the 'evening society of the l!rince Itegoit are confitied to the families men• tinned vesrettlay, with. the addition of 'Colonel Mitchell, of the slst liegitucut of Light Infiniti: 3 , , awl Colonel Taylor„of the !Nit 'toy:4 It is the iittentioti of the Prince itegent to heel in employ a considerable number of inee'ounies lutfoureis during the en4orhoz year', for the por. pose ot improving, and embelrishing the Pavilion inclosore, As a prelimiintry no his' Royal Highness has fortunately completed the pat ch4sc of several mean and insignificaor tenements whirl, ht• fettered iu the cohipset.._ order of his privioe prolierty. We are sorry to learn that the extravagant demand s elf seeerid ittditidolds, 'teho .tease built . itot.ti.es mot shopit, tor the sole plirptr.e of rxdieting enormous sonic will, in stone mea sure, tteleat the ph in t ! ay givin g employment to , sionehuittlreds of perso!is Kith a comfortable sub sis.tep.§e. tit a comparti I, r in expeoce, •to ote, three Inoutbs 61, the ettstiirg yelr. id thj C if llS4 l ll'ilhith e I 11).4 Of II ree iii foot 1 ) ers(1118, who watit tett times the v.d.le Of their ptoperty, will impede the pfogressive im provement of the liltrth of the town. tarried, nn Trim qigy 1484 at Cuveutry, the Dr. Parr, tu-Miii __XCHAtiGE, age, .3b.-0111' Ettill'4lll tilt: inoining IViseat etitth:Lteil prineipf;ily or aatoples front Itsiex anti. Kent hut etreeived considerahle siipply of Fo - rergo k‘ .. ifeat it> the Course of last COliSttllM Illy salesday tvere` heavy at a decline f}t 4i. or 54. per fptrter iroin this day xeuek.'; Old IPitley is . , in demand', and from Os. to 4,. per tunfrter dealer; Fine Malt ha t s als'o ;nivanced 2s, ue.r funier ; New Tick ifeaus are but Old stipi . fort their p 1 it el C;rey Pease cre . 2s. per quarter tiear et ; Fine Oats went off r'elfilly at the plies Of Chis Clay week . : in oilier ;wicks no Aterai.inff. Fortl io ‘Vtleat 833. Vine ditto - - I ISs, !UN. , English Wheat - ?Na. 835. riiw ditto - —s. Old ditto 11 t 5s. lltls. Ry e -4 - 4 - bas. GO,. rola Alit° 605.885. 444. 40.3. Fine ditto , s)s. b3A. New ditto - ,t/s" Malt Fine ditto - !Ms. 1021. Whitel'ea,e (boilers) 7.15. 78f. Fine ditto - ' - 735. SLts CaRN- GreyTerise - - 521 . aas • Fine Grey Pease - ti is. --s. Tick Beans - - - 425. OW (UV() • - 7t)s. 735. Spiall 'rick Beans 444. ,)Gs. 01,1 ditto - 704. ;4s. Feed Oats 1, - • Ids. Otis. Fitic ditto 4 11 ° 2716. Fine ditto - - 81:34. Cir POW...A! ditto 455. 49i., Rape Seed 491. /AL . per last. Floc Float - IVOs. la4s. SeC Mid A PO. lOW* 30 .—Thitvikly's Market sv&S well /up, plied with prime lleasts', and the show of Cattle in other re spects ivas toferahly Ipmtl; Pork .wat t dearer ; Mtittiin was vheuper, Dee( and Veal s'sppartcd last prices; and the trade in general 'was itiaieWhat britk. The sales In the liapinuket were pretty considerable ; lla:y, Straw, and Chit'er', übtalacti last prices. Anociea is a doiTe6t Itatetueut of the prices and plum bers : • To sink the Offal, per stone of sib. fleet, Os.. od. to 4s. 4d. Mutton, 3,. Rd. to 41. ed. Veal, 49. 041. ,to 59., 4d. Pork,39. dd.-t o 0. 84 . livissfs, 2E310. Shrell, 10000. Cals.Ts, 290. Pigs, S7O. 11. Os. to 51. 10s, Straw, 11. 6s. t• 11. Its. Clut'or, 41. Os. tb tsl. O. • BlibliNGHAlls DEC. 26. We regret to . say, tbk our most zealous aml Relive Nlagistrate, tWr's. l - lAitrEtt, Hui. is obliged, by dOmestie occurrences, (0 decline attro c h og at our Iliadic Office SO frequently al his incli nat i on and the imp or t ance of its duties demand. , He has been for several yeals our Chief and 'efficient NlagistrAte, and therefnre his Successor Sh o uld be one hr whom th e greatest eonfidence' could be placed. The following Gentleman are mentiqu ed as persons one,of whom k likely to be Ipelected, Isaac , Spooner„Ssq. Wm. Fletcher, &cq. the Rev. It.. Putnam. I) D. arid Jertitits Garton, Esq. The (muter two:ate Country 11.4. ristert,i independent of business, and firmly welted to Government. A regitiiiiitin for it meeting to petition for etorrr► in Parliament is handing among It, lower of tlie people, lint evert ntttoi►g Ouse has met whli very i►ttl, eacouragertietit. There as a.ridiculortS mutate' iu the Drury h ue Play-bill. A monstrOui word " Oiningt/6/ii," tised . to signify the talk of hirrht. liPitroor t stop ping to attack wlott elision ] has in some degrue `sanctioned, the mixture of Latin ant Greek its one COnipoiiiiti, We Ming point out the blrhat'oll6 absurdity of the term now foisled upon the pith lie: Oio/n4uista, if it meant *u' thing, would mean the bailing of sheep (from °is, nioi, tt oionos is a bird, and therefore the•tertu in questilm, if they newt liVe a %minding cum pound, should be (tionotoquistn, whiol, by r he ,illy, has the great Merit Of being one syllable Itmg,•r,, god therefore more sonorotts.—(Murning Paper.) The V.,rietrity of Physicians and Surgeons in . . Irit've voted °lle litiodred guineas out of their tunas to the poor , iirAhat city. he Mem bers; have voluntarily , titfered to attend the sick poor gratis, :luring the existence of the present *Hit reiSeS, Extraorilinnry _Abstinence u a Pig.-0 0 Thurs. the I,lth o f N o% ember List, Ikugh, of the lirit.P.Ayer's Arms, Abney For,egate;..Shrewsbury„ u;issed one of his pigs; 'and notwithstanding was in:n i c in erety dileckion, and a reward oiLled, no tidings could tee obtailied respecting the u n i., : „!, a nd it -was given up fur lost. `flip pit; was,. how - ever, discovered on illonday night:lite liith inst.:in it stable fielotigiug to tot untenao(ed ,lionse in the , am e street, egress Finns iitelf hail plevetttedlty pushing the door t,) and 'routing the soil apiost it. When fouuti, it IVO Ut.thiCeti ithin(nit ti) it SkVlCttin, havin g bee t * thirimitcf, days withont food, and doubts were en ert,,,:ited %vitt:titer it would survive it is, liow .ver, 0 ,. %e tot recovering its flesh: ,Tbe pig was liscovered by some persons who were viewing the nemises with the intention of taking them. We are tegnested by Mr. I . 3 CHTIIASI, the Seel' tory of the Eagle Insurance Company, to state, that Policies expiring ,at Christmas ntay be re newed wit irin fifteen days from that pe`riod„ either itt or the tlaytwirket, wher e Annuiti e s ! Jae-wanted win purchased, and every ileicription t l ite and Fire Instiranee effected on the Itto;t egnitaide ternts.—N.ls An Allowance Relit of Pt eniiiev destroyed by Fire as heretofore. It is noivet-sally acknowledged, by tile most re . s:,peet able part of the Protessio4, that the Medical 130ard..5 established ity the eelebrated Surgeons of Charlotte...house,. lihteictilars.root, %timid. tock-strftt, Oxfor.street (a few doors from ood-street), ~ tre the fOuntain lti a I ftir ;nlyie e ,—. It it, a tact, that, by the united tairilt3 (ientietnea, Imp t allll of SiN Thoiisa li q have been enred arilitlSllV of otitiliate Diseases many ofl i been tHo2iiiirge-41 from hovpi« tidi, and homireits 11511 beet] impr.lonly , trew ed by tersotts ignorant of au impoitant branch OF the , Measrs. CitoPke, UNtitta:, („:O. l ie roasiliteil daily by all rook', 0f people, cacti their E , tal)li,huients or by lette r s front the count r y, sraii it g their es4e, when atiti iceis sew to all parts at the k-0,410m, tkide tacit arid private .rooitot for' ,L--Ditect Charlotte-house, oppo l lo s the Rev. ltotvlaittl.lllll', Chapel; of Woodcock. Bond t twtzsc, acsr New .latree. I