The Sun. — London, England, 1816-06-25 00:00:00

1~ "~ . wank of .a Ihopantl mistaken wretches, %%113 11.3 d been cnealeti the ttIA Aiarrica wai good to ietfl.! itt, had ai o ti,:d to our Consol at Neo7 be teLitrued to the hirisell land they itati fiarsaken. Nt, ed we repeat that of this mierable number, those who had carried vat nioftty or property were reduced to p.,‘ want ; anti those who went ott; destitute of Priths, inithe expectation of findit n ettiployinent or labour, were Ineru4 starving. Neetf . ‘ve re pe:ir that diiticali as the. temporary • condition of , • otty aa4rs at 11 . 4/11)0 i§, in America it is a thou land t onus t hat there is an entire stagna tion Of trade, no mantilacttires, atl eShausted population, and almost universal banktuptcy in public ants fir', ate. Need we tell our Mechanics that where there is no oationol wealth; it is im possible they can be employed or . paid ? Need we tool ni our hbouring classes that the tplays of every sea-port in America, From liostmt to the Golph of Florida, tare thronged ‘‘ ith the most for hirtt and miserable of their unhap py country men ra have been beguiled into 'a trial of American ho%pitality and liappine l is- i µlit! would no%t', after enduring privatious'almost ,:too much for human maitre, and woes to which " negro slavery is heaven, give up one half of their future existence, to be able to spend the other and die in the laud of their forefathers. To this wattling we shall only add an extract from Mr. FR AIRteS Letter to the SPRAKIIR at the House of Commons—premising that no man ever had better, or made better use of his information than the Writer Within these few days, I have taken much pains to in quire, and have had the very best opportunities of ascertain ing the unhappy fate of many of those unfortunate people iihe have emigrated eithet from Scotland, Vales, or Ireland, 'to America ; cud even within these few months, I have bad art account of the poverty, wretchedness, nakedness, and misery of many of those people, which it is almost horrible • to delerihc. CH money, there •is ttalieV4 hat is carried out is Soon expended ; and When their clothes are ;vont out, they bare no means of repAlcing.them—if they oven should oh `tam employment as labourers, they can get no wages, In money, from their employers. If they obtain lands, they 'can get 'nothing for its prodtice. Their food, a little Indian corn and water; they drag out 4 miserable exisience,with little chance of ever acquiring the only consolation that remains --that of procuring the meatts'of returning to their native land, in which, many libudredsOf those delude people de clared to my , friend, they would be glad to accept the most abject employments, or even to beg from dour to door, rather than supputt the miseries of their sitnation. t. The women who had gone out, were of 411 others the most wretched; nor is there of either max, or of any description, a single individual who has recently emigrated to Amerita, that would not think it the uastfortunate emancipation to he lauded naked on their rutive shores." Wv.are sorry to hear it whispered that several More regpectable inercallt ;le. Louses were under the nere,siCy of sitspe:Aing their payments in the City yesterday. We arc nrv, itheless convinced, that it is.rattier the change than-the pressure of the which is'at prrsent serioubly felt. THE MICR or Y0KK......-There is no written bulletin ; but the answer to the numerous hp. quirers yesterday at York House was, his Royal Highness was better, and the swelling of his face. much reduced. Sir HENRY Ilactioan and other INledical Gentlemen are in attendtwee upon his Royal Highness. The different branches of the Royal Fatally sent to make inquiries. Yesterth morning, soon after nine o'clock, her hiAii..snr, Princesses AUGUSTA and ELIZABETH, left tie Queen's Palace for IVindsor. On their arrival at the Castle, her MAJESTY alighted rt t the private entrance to the hi No's apartments, and went to visit his MAJESTY, attended by the Doctor in Iveitit Yesterd ty Lord CARILEREAGH aria Count MUN STER hod audiences ( of the PRINeR REGSNT, at Chrlitit:t [louse. The RUSSIAN AMRASSAn6B had au audience of Lord Nlet.vit.Lit, at the Admiralty, au Saturday. Yesterday the Princess CHAHLorrs and Prince LeopoLD rude in their curricle to Chiswick : on their return to Cameiford.honsethey received rive Addresses of Congrat ulacion—one from Anglesea, presented by tie Altiriinis Of ANGLESBA; it,SCCOA. front the borough of Southwark, presented by the Parliamentary Representatives; a third from Wor.• center, presented by the Earl of CoVewricv as Recorder; a fourth front Wioehester, presented by the Recorder of that city ; the titth from the Ministers of the Three Denominations, presented by the President of that Association.. By the hit accounts froth the,Brazils, says a Mornieg' Paper, we learn, that a very serious coniuMtion had , taken place among' the Negro Slaves at Bahia, where, colleCting in considerable /lumbers, the' burnt four estates. The Puke Dos Attcos, Governor of the Pt oeince, at length quelled the hum& by calling Quit the military, but several lives were lost. These commotions in the' Brazils are no means untregitent ; anintier not long.ago oectirred in Pernambuco, s hen the Slaves eleteated 500 tegulars. A wriicr in the' journal des. Debuts, in a critique on it translation of Rost,'oe.'s " Leo X.;" bpe!ilis of the EtfOribitt ion in the severest terms : he says, that the pretended reformation has caused mote evils to Europe than the French revolution ; that t{tltttnst every throne has been hilaktO by it, anti that it has desolated all nations with the scourge 9f war. It Appears from the French Papers, that at one Of the minor Theatres of Paris, where in general the broadest farce is acted, they now peifOrm. lug; a ri ligious piece, called " The Sduijficc ttf Abrdilaw." nis tir4lllLl Vreccedi prtAligiuuty. ' 1 1 61 7 41-10,11) LICI I 10...%, SUN OPI:ICE, Two 01,CL‘IcK. Tl►e Paris Papers of the 22d,have joist aro iveol,, an►! ►re proceed to .tnake a , loary abstruct of their contents. A iitvedish frigate, ttationetl 'iii~' Gottenbirgh. lia belted two Uoglislo i Metchautmo enmder the plea,of their haying failed to perform qUateutike. Mr. VORSTE , our Minister. at Copenhagen, has represeilied this itiatter`to his Clibinet, itini it is thought the event will lead to some eiphinations between Denmark and Sweden. It is affirmed that Ilauover gives up the Ditchl' of Iflutin and a sum Of moncy to Denmark, for that or Lauenbutgh. A Squadron• stilled the 17th from L'lsle d'Aix for Svnegal, to ti,'he possession of the French Es tablishments In Attica. • A Tripo'nun xebec plundered a French gun-boat on the Btu of June. . FRENCH FUNDs. 5 per Cents. 39 f. 40 c. . 110 u 1. SIIIP NEWS. PORTSaUtnif, Jule 24.--=-Arrived his Majesty's ships Boyne, Berwick, liomboy, Leviathan, Ajax, Montague, Arachne, ReOmni, Calypso,'Spartan, Weymouth, and the Clarinda, from the Mediter ranean; Salsette, from ; Woodlark, from Plymouth ; Anna .11aria, Ont.soN, from Frede. riekstlahl ; William and Ann, JON BS, 11'0111 YOllg ; Renown, (ruin Guerasey. Sailed his Majesty's ship Woodlaik for Deptlotd.—Wind N. W.. HARl''' . JUNK 24.—Arrived the Earl of Lei cester putiket with a nrtil and passengers from Holland; Chat lout! pocket with a mail and ditto from Gottenbargh.—Wind DEAL, JUNE 24 --Arrived, and remain in the, Downs, the Tottenham, Aunts, front Batavia; Catherine Green, RAFFELF, , from Jatuidel l Me- KENNEDY, from Jamaica ; Mercury, SAN. , TOS, Tram the Brazils; Sophia and Elizabeth, IlmqsoN, front Norway h,r a Mittlittji Autumn, BARTLETT ) from Liverpool for Aotvverp. CHUIC clown from the River tire Lord tVellitigton, Iris, for India, and sailed ; lieresforit, CiaaresEit, for 13ermuda ; Mary Ann, PLRIteIIY, for Jamaica ; Rates, GAlipNlitt, for Jamaica :—ihe three latta remain in the Downs.... Wind N.W, Dov,ER, JUNE 24.--Arrived i)ti this port the Fleet wooil, AIKAN, from Domingo; Fortitude, MARI-is, Irma jainuica The Bann, 21, Captain Fisuan, has been most activ e ly and sucees.Nlidly employed in diminishing the trade in slaves on, the coast of Africa, since her arrival there in January last. Another letter, received front an Wither belonging to her, dated Sierra Leone, April 24, states, that she had cap tured nil the Bight 01 Benin, the Ffirtogiteie brigs Teincraro, of 18 guns and 80 men, an(' St. Antonio, having 900 slaves on board : the for - tner engaged the Bann up w a r d s o f an h our . .t be colonial cruisei\ Princess Charlotte had also ear lured a cargo in the French brig Louis, of 7 guns and 30 men, after tt contest, in which the Princess Charlotte had 18, and the Louis 26 killed and wounded. The Albion, 74, Captain Coons (fitting for the flag ►►f Sir C. Paritiosa), at SileerlleiS the Glasgow, Captain - Man. A. MAITLAND, at Cl►at ham, are both manned. They will visit ,Ports tumuli previous to their proceeding.to the Medi terranean. , Vice-Admiral PlcKstona will go to his com mand at Newfoundland, in the Forth, Sir JOHN LOUIS, which ship is expected 'at Portsmouth front 'Chatham.. The Tiber, Captain Dacassi hits orders to- proceed immediately to that station, and she will tail to•morrow. Last week, _the Dove of Lone, Etekiel Collins, Alaster, front Neath to the f :wriney place, foundered lit sea, between Lundy-island i{ lid Hnrtiand.ptaiut. The crew were saved, except the Captain's son, a 'fine lad, Wilo WAS d rowned. The following Circular, has been published by the Russian Consul Russian consulate's 011ie., 22, Pavement, hloordelds, the sth (thnli) June, !Hifi. The Undersigned, ittbisiati Causal General in Great Bri tain, has received instructions, dated 'St. Petersburg!), the 17th i'29th) May last, to the following. ehiect : The measures for preservation of the public health in the northern provinces of the 6ttiptre front auy plague having been adopted and approved oy the Committee of the Slate's Miuisters, the Minister of General Police of the Empire has corountriieated them to alt the Russian Aitth.tcsadure 44,4 cuts, in order to make petals:. I. Tam no vessels can he admitted into any ports Of Russia in the 13,th lc, unless they produce a formal document from the Danish gnaraittine fistanhshineuts, either ut Elsineur, Marburg, Frittericia, or Tottumgeti, reetiguiting them free trod exempt irons any infection or.saspicion whatever. 2. 'Chat the slops or vessels coining to the ports of the Whet Sea ceimitit he admitted there, it they arc not provided whit a stintiar document front Norway or htiglaud, 'by which it nosy apprm that they hare obserted iti any of those King tl , ins a - ri4oroutt quarantine, and have been declared there fit'ly puritivd. S. That, in order that no (rand or deception should he prac tict d. the itulsipth OuVerilitielit will foritioti the forms ut qua r,thtint. rertifitittrs given its the aboye.uirtitiontiti places, t" WI the Costrotr-houses mat Gensinanders of Guartioillips iu the hessian emipire. 41. De; Duuxrcif EFSKS, 'Louisa Consul4lencral. Lord W. BENTINCRis a Candidate for the Re : present ton Of the County of Nottingham, which has become vaunt by tiic removal of Lord NEWARK to the Howie of Pecuti - , in consequence of the death of Earl MANnits. _ Livittentsiit•Colonei,Sir JETIENII/411 DICKSrlig is appointed Assiitatit I„)i'iarter-noter-Cienertil in Portsmouth District, vacant b 7 tb, retuwilit el ; kijor Iteup to Plyntuuth, t1',111.1 4 t.1 00 ' . 5+5 . 8. - C.ll. I rTtON IN .CEYLON _ . The gloriolifi exert:ohs ot 131:r gallant ,C 0 ry- MCII I'4 ,Wetteilau have olait . eit soitalle even rat the ittot distat.it ti liits of tiie %ire copy the to:lovriog from the (e . yloit Gazette of ,the > i 11 of February : Co Lbst 80, Feu.' 7.-011 Sunday last, zit Ono o'clock, a l'oblie .11eetitit: was held at the K ng'i 1 - louse,•pursitatit„to a general notice, neititeil in the Gazette of last week. The Governor being called to the ehair, his h.xcellency, wit!' warmth 01 wIUUII t r dial did Hour to his lettins, explained the purpose of the Meeting in a concise Address, and nearly in the following terms :---, GetimEttlto4,---We are met here to consider of the beat means of promoting a Subscription for the relief of the Widows and Miche ll of those blare Soldiers, who fell in the glorious battle of Waterloo. I am persuaded that we ate all actuated by the same desire to mark our admiration of that great vietory,land our grat it tide for the imp); taut results it has produced, by contribming towards the sup port of those who have been deprived of their protectirrs on . the memorable I kith 9f *Nue 1815---1 know that'we all feel alike on this sub ject, and I therefore have only to propose that a Committee be appointed for the management of the stints subscribed under such regulations as may be deemed proper to adopt. Mr. Gifford (H. M. Advocate Fiscal) said, that impelled by a strong sense of duty he Offered him self to the assembly, he felt that gratitude for benefits conferred was one of the first as well as most plea s ing of our duties, e n j o yi n g as we did the blessings of security and peace achiev ed by the late unparalleled victory Our gratitude was owing to those by whose exertions it had been obtained—to the gallant fellows who had fallen in the contest we had the !milker debt of sincere sot row to pay—they had purchased those 'blessings for us with their lives, and they had fallen in the field of hon o ur, a n d th e i r d eat h h as been as glorious to theitiSelves as their exertuiris had been triumphant for the hononr of their court tey, and the tranquillity of the civilized world. " For those who die " I honours bright career s " For those in glory's grave who sleep Weep fondly', but exulting weep, The fairest wreath that futile can bind " ever with the cypress twin'd. But we had a still fmt they ditty, a duty which he rejoiced to perceive was felt and acknowledged,by the heart of ever) man present, he was not vain enorigh to suppose that anything !teem,id say could enhance a seaiment. so honourably obvious, the situatioli of, those who bad lost in the heroes who bad talleu-s.their fathers and protectors, demand .,ed and would. receive cvery alleviatiou which the benevolence of Britons could bestow--:Upon tttiis point no stimolus was required nor should he longer detain his hearers. But was there not a still further ditty,. did we not owe some expression' of our admiration and' gratitude to the great Arian by Whom those heroes had beets led to glory, by whom the fame and the power and the liberties of his country had been secured almost beyond the reach of time. It was amongst the most gratifying recollections of his own life---diet an intercourse, distant in deed and humble on , his part, had enabled bitn to estimate some part of die character of the Huro of tVateribo ; of this, a striking trait was his delicacy . of feeling, Not only did he treat with deep contempt 'those arts by winch others of 'lit ferent minds are content to obtrude thetnst'ltes on the public notice—but he shrank from those I . ackitowledgetuelits which every hoar of his life deserved ; and nothing' wai to him so distaverid as the expression of public'applattse•. But because he was delicate, it was not for, us to be ut►jn o Had this delicacy always prevailed—and this in justice ensued, we might never have bad to ex ult die Victory of Waterloo, or to boast of its Hero. In the East was the first dawn of his, glory, pod it was an historical fact, that the united volie Of his admit ing countrymen in the Ea. 41,, had before his arrival in Europe marked him as the only p er s o n likely to extinguish that hatefol meteor ',villa glared with malignant iofluence on the ci vilized woad. Nobly had he notified that ()pi llion. atilt redeemed that confideote—Bia, had lie been able to restrain the expression of that opt. Ilion, bad not the gratitude, and admiration of those who witnessed his achievements tool Were saved by Iris Victories prevailed ov'er his delicacy of litind—he could not have been forced as he was upon the notice of Etighool as the fi l m a by whom Europe was to he released from thraldom—hati this not been done—we might not now-have to look forward to the security and tranquillity promised by this last unrivalled victory. Feeling, therefoie, that the expression of our admiration tiles beeatoe Hit imperious duty, he would proptise that the amount of %loiterer sub scription might be raised, should be placed at he disposal of his Grace the Duke of Wellington, accompanied by a suitable Address. Mr. Gilfird conclodell by reading a drsn;_lit of en Addresi to the Bake of Welliugloil, With a 114 t of stbscriptions ) will be siteu tuvatio. TilL' 'l' Ld E. 3 I ki.E. •IN favOttrite ()Peva Of The Duerata was List night produced here. if. ‘vliielt Miss liFt.t.t wore the es . as Don Carlos, and acquitted herself ueN„tunti:lr we .I.je WWI enough to prefer L kdiei in petticoats. Mr i 3 If) in liatattio, and Mr. T. SitoitT at lo'fii -70v4, were quite at home; and delighted fis is . th " sweet Music." One o't toe most 3liC ftlTtS ' in' the piece, lloikeVe'r; ‘tus the iltendiZtt at Mr. CHATTERLY. ‘Ve have seen Allis eit.f, acter Sub! ainett by sevei..ll Li!' ait i)emt coun't• act and are tree to say, that in the fun kd hi's Vet f.fritivr it loses within.; by cot:rim:kali. .11 IL ire, tate, and voice, are all buil cut ro it; and . hoffgh in stime instances the humour was rather verunthe than come tardy olf, the part was upon the Whore r:itcel lently played. Isaacs, iu reality n Jew, made ner'eithelriis tolerable Christian Father Paul; (,'TiAa was a good Don Jerome; and Louisa and Clara fell to the share of Miss PooLe and Miss L. KELLY. My Aunt foltowed, and, n well a 'the OpeTn, received the most flattering tLitiinutlies of Appro bation'. toveni-Garden Theatre closes on the 16th of next mouth. Th e elegant Gold trip presented by the Per:- formers ot Drory•ldne Theatye to Mr. KLZAI, yeqerdtty brought to the 'Theatre to he pre, sewed to him. if is formed alter the beautiful, antique Vase' in Warwick CAstle. The liaCelia. orndmentioin alto relieco, are executed with consmunotte art. The . ,ineliption is shin a,id ,y -propriatc. The nutites fit the t tionors are ;(11 iu t,cr;bed nil the side, nil.), an apt, sine! des6 veil gun• tation friun 1 1 / 4 1MiSINGER, In compliment t(l . K RAN. It will this tidy be deliveted to him in, form. Ml'. COBHAM played Sir Gilts Overreach, at the NVi mist)]. 'rhea v, oil IYeduesday Ateu,4/ in The Blue Devils, uu Friday. ROCHESTER EILECTION.--.At fobs' o'clock yds teiday the state of the poll was as follows Mr. Barlett ..... Sir T.'Chump►on ;OW • Majority for Mr. Barnett ltl The poll was expt•cted to close filially at Eve o'clock. IILACKFIEATII aIAN. ( 21st Pay.)— Evrots: ciititiwies to go o'o t 144)mi spirip, :111.1 tiliS morning he !limit; 1 .;,00,1 his •193,1 A !viler from Dover, timed June '23 (sonday). says :--- Threp packets sliled this month - 1;1m' Ciit,tis. with vtilont seventy pac4engers, am0!, 1 4,; rho ut m i ... BROUGHAM: The number eml)arking heti. etti.:!# i l m y, thiniog the lust week. has been sintPuir, and of all descriptions of persons, with niativ families of distinction,'and, tau ail average, more th mi te , carriages each day ; about iiedt the of, pa,,envers, at presettt,,reptro from us t fo to Vrattee. The flue weather and rivouruhle wiud.s his enabled the vesels to yia,k,e. vet y voyages, and thelieatity' of the icetic in tl;t•ir,siiil lug in Lind Out of harbour each title, is truly toast pleasing. Six, p. tn.—The Etrl of .SANowicit soul tnily have just returned from Ciduti, in the Lilly Jane James packet ; tile Lord Siclinout.ll ix itin4 ..irri%cti with litany passengers." CITY ilostNiz9s.-I"esteritay %eine Midsummer D A y ; t i Co m mou i Giti;(11):All, for the election of Sheriffs and other Oaieets. The foll Owing Gentlemen were pot in 111/11111lati011 George Bridges, Esq. Aliternimi, of the Cottip,iny of Wheelwrights ; Robert . Kirby, maker; John Street, F.lsq. l'attett-maker ; anti; Mountford, gut. il d b er d as h er ; whett Robert Kirhy,'Esq. apti IVilli3/11 Alol4lo'olll, L'sq. were declared duly elected Sheriff's of bniidon ancl. Middlesex tors the year ensuing. The Cliatuher -. lain and Bridgentasters were re-eketed. The thanks Of the Coutin,in Hall were votO, on diet motion of Ale. James GritliOrs, to the late Lora 11,4y0r ; and al.°. on the minium of Mr. Whiter to the late sheriffs.' 'A Court of Aldermen was afterwards held„at which the Chamberlain, liritige;. niaNters, BW. Al ere %%vont into their►espeetive office* tor the year edstiiiig - .—A tinatitity r f gold %vas swiiiPn to as bong .foreigo, previous to expor.t. tation. Stcvne ' COlN.--.There Navin; been Rome demur t • ;iesiti,ipkeopers in Dototrio regortlin the , reveilit of oar silver Currency, it meeting . or tne iwrattit wits 'wit rid lett , itati a letter ()it the sabiect Writteo to the CHAvOttLi t Ort of the' ExcßeenntH. whit,in coftrie ot !wit, returned the lullotving timbictory oete.wer Mr. W.m..ittar pri.ipot It 'hit cutttplithents to Mr. Thum. , sou, .and •.n reply to his letter of . the itti tte44 tt4 'tit:quaint hint, !hat slidling4 and sizpenre th.tv can be con 4 niereil as ,it the established standard iii tii trnrsY (and IL appeared that larg e proportioos of the plain onvi art of this desctipti.,uj will b e exchanged fur the hew silver emit when it is June 16, 1$1 * I1." A pit:, e ittts bruit cot from hii Nitjestv'g ship Victory (Lord NRIA(CN's fleg•sliip) to mike 't wok tittittiAhexes—ime for the Prince of COuu RC/ tbk . l other !or the Doke. of Xit.ouccircw. The sentence of 4lrst,h against Grind lay and Clephane., condemned itt tile kit (41;1S41 V Circuit comt, has been tomntoted into tr.tosputialinoi for life. On Tuesday evening a pi4tol teas fired at lice s4 , :er, while standing at the 1- 11 .,h,e door. A reivai dof one hootked titier , tl for the diicovery of the peroetr4tor.--( . t r diabiadte Courant.) CAI)vuRTISEVENT.3--Ever reatiV. !ha , channel Ot Our Paper, to give pliblieity t'. an ins stittition where the real wehate ni M 1 144 1 1 1 ,1 ) 1 / 4 ` . netited, the alarming ~,tate of the tieAliit per...ions who have been itrytoporty tteated io Cella; 1 1 Di' 4, lll`der, tit , ll every III:Ay Olit . Cit the best advice, we are ii.nhor 4.'4 Of COoritii, and the zitirt;esnis no cony hO I 3iedical Board at Chariotte.titaose, coati, to inform oar lt. isilers their o' 811161i:1ot iire tEnto eig.it in the iiroi Eli; elltt fl iiitli stile-door dud tuouta fur Irma Wt.