The Sun. — London, England, 1819-08-21 00:00:00

5111 i, NEIVS: 7 V aki And. 20.—The Prince's's Charlotte cket a ; lIALLANDS, arrived here from Ostend, V I II : " bringing,his Grace the Duke of tot who, after taking a slight refresh -4,4! at WoIGHT's Hotel, set off for London. th tlved the Antigone packet with a French mail, c orps y of .AMES Foßßes, Esq. and several It ssen gers. Also th e C um b e rl a nd, with passeP rs and e, bagga g - from Calais ; and the Dart, C. tr 41.41 ', with passengers, from Boulogne. 11 1 .: its 11111 wind at East, with fine weather for the ti a i rv est, which is getting in fast. Sailed the lebe ller packet, C. ROTTER, with -mail and k i T en gers, for C a l a i s . Al so t he King George, v. -4 "RJ with passengers, for Calais ; and the i g il ant, with do., for Boulogne. AUG. 19.—Arrived front Greenland the bil:garetp H - OLBERRY, 3 fish, 3G butts ; Unity , 41.1 2 fish, 54 butts ; Manchester, Ash, 4 fish, 430 butts ; and Eiole, Baswis, 9 fish, 200 butts. 1 1: P 1 ' 1 1100TH, AUG. 19.—Arrived the Margaret, 1") '"E. from . Prince Edwards Island ; and e °rD°l4, LOATH, from London. Sailed the its Nlonou.s, for Prince Edwards Island. v j( nir aY, AU G . 19.—Arm ived off this port the aani t AGAR , from Greenland, with fish, R tu ns. Wit altr "L, .AUG. 19.—The BAuTobr, f o l-4 "lied from hence the . ] Ith inst., for New t/444a", has put hack in consequence of the aster havii)g shot. himself. • , 'k , tte rm CUSTOM S' i nwards, August 20.—Lark, Gleet, Quebec ; Per. er 4ne e, PrOI ' --erdr C. ,ard ia y ~ ai , pert, Trinidad ; Riggerden astle, _ow,. ca Duke of Kent, Pound, Rotterdam ; Mary, Dunn, Aro Ted ' ; Elrick, M'L e an, Smyrna ; Amphitrite, Murdoci P r i e '4n gel ; Tbilza, Gr a y, Stettin; Harmony, Brown, Genoa; 4 1, 4 11(14, dansan, Greenland ; Britannia, Jacks, Greenland ; Lu r i a W ilson, Qu e b ec ; R ange r, linnay, Archangel; Vo- V... 7 lit " , , Malta ; N e lly, Haniburgh ; Charlotta, 1, z ten, Antwerp. • tit iaereel Outwards, Ausrust ncerity, Smith, Gil ern t. i"; Alde rney; Alfred, Oliphant, Naples, Palermo, and N 'sin , b 4 ; Nevi , Union, R o s e , Calais ; Reward,' Lough, Cork ; Lewithwait, Trinidad ; Euphernif, Miller, ; Thomas, Fox, Newfoudland ; London Packet, Rotte r d am; Union, Trot, Hambur.gli ; Amiable Eliza, t r;kl in, H avre • Leander, Foster , Jamaica ; Neptune, Go- Havr e , t ele "ed Outwards, August 20.—Joseph and Ann, John :o' "ainburgli; Friendsse,, Lewis, St. Sebastian ; New Union, Cal ais; Lucinda, Treadwill, Memel; Sisters, •Arbe, s ta Whal e fishery; Fame, Moore, Newfoundland. 17 1 7 'Price Of gold teas (poted yesterday at 31. s f e ,,,q l • the ()Mice, being the exact Mint price. e - t - - * alYs previous it.had been still lower, but th','-'lrtctors of the Bank having now expres sed .tt he-lbr'laterrnination to take any gold that m i ght th t "glit to them at the above named (potation, th e market became stationary there. The (Lim!). t v Y al bullian its the country is supposed to be s hd ilu means large, but as exchanges still rise, it b „ - nrt nl edinni f ur i ts sa l e i s now opened, a large r ation may be expected. Ise U lid il Friday last, a youth, who had been appre. ea - ; e ",: by the ' activity of Mr. C. Nosworthy, a ti ,",: au k, was committed to our pew prison, on e t ; r ge of stealing eight skins of leather, value • 'rens the shop of Mrs. Hero, of this cit N..- -7 tito.l searching the youth, a Copy of 7'he B l ack toht ti f was found in his pocket, and be grave l y l O tb a Magistrate who committed him, that be ', 3 ) „ 11 regular subscriber Iry this and another pa ne w urkl—(Exeter Flying Post, Aug. 19 .) W•!4l"lrrtotss. Yesterday se'nnight, .Edward for a highway robbery at Epping, John • w"eph Merri ng i on (brothers), for a burglary a t iest Tilbury, and John Tubbs, for a burglary tu t : C hanger, were executed at Chelmsford, put-. si su i to their sentence at the last Assizes. As greet number of personf, of both sex es is e: • a „ all m ag es . w i tnesse d t h e aw f u l an d af fl icting fit b "e ; all of wh om , we sincerely hope, will prz the melancholy fat:: of the prisoners. ( erah▪ ' ntli ag the fatal platform, the two brothers ra Ced • I affec tionate manner, sup. aler i i n tue most j ags -"li "en other until the necessary proceed ,,,, ged them to he separated. Such a scene 'Als o 41 all times, be (slily afflicti n g, even to those aaai n a h l i t i mPtessed with the necessity of such an I )e nit e ', e ' Wright and Tubbs, who spewed least ~s t ns Lee immediately after condenmation, be th e last more sensible of their situation tOupd sa i : i n particular, on the rope being placed. eXh,,, ' ll ° neck, was much agitated, and earnestly ta tit t ed those Who witnessed his situation, by a i Pa r 1.14 Y line of conduct to that Which he ha( I . •Mlat . • f a te. Bayford, the Fils o eel 2 to avoid a S n • 1 44 ! 1 * who was a l so condemne d to di e at th e ti me, is resplitql for fourteen days. , Ii„„ 1 44 j 14SSED BEGGAR I—A man, named WO ' Ve t I "ea, who h as di st i ngu i s h e d hi mse lf by se . Ini r i m g re at pedestrian feats, so as to have ac- Iy ai , -- t h e name of " the Running Beggar," b y 0° Thursday apprehended in Bond-street, dteitoldie constables belonging to the Men- Societ-, 4 41 41 0 be who saw him begging, and knew a notorious character. When taken to b e a b°r° ugh-street Office, be was recognized to I nitt n °id rueoed offender, who had been fretrently coin from there; the last time as an incorrigible made and vagabond. Flom a moderate calculation aPpe e u /' t he O ffi cers of Tothill- fi elds Bridewell , it alid appe ar s that this man, although strong and , healthy, Mit t , ° l lll Y forty-three years old, has beets cons that 1 0 their custody about forty times, on a nni t e s of vagrancy, y and about three times that I \lr, the county and provincial gaols . i n . 4 Ker, t h.. e Magistrate, intimated 'that the von: ler w ould on this occasion be sent out of the 443 i 0 ?;.. t1nd committed bins to the Westminster I'blT'4•rßY. ON THE NOVEL CIRCUMSTANCE OF FEMALES TURNING REFORNIERS. Hang dOwri your black noddles, Hunt, Cart Wright and Co. Or rather rejoice that they're not hanging up, A pleasanter set of Reformers I trow, To the Temple of Freedom is now banging up. Hunt got on his nag, and he rode to the cart, There chatter'd and grinn'd like a Mountebank's mOnkeY , The Female Reformer more proper and smart, Shall dash through the crowd on her friskey tail'd Donkey. With her Donkey indeed Hunt and Co. may contend, SE) like that sage beast both in brains and in braying, But when those fair speechers the cart Shall ascend, Mimi Master Hunt to your share of huzzaiug. A rostrum propriety's self could not t;huse, More fit for the stuff which from thence is imparted, For they who their betters most foully abuse. Do justly deserve like a Bawd, to be carted. We now can believe (what was held as a fiction By those who thought modesty woman's true boast), The story related in classical diction, Of termagant Amazons ruling the roast ; Disdaining submission to him declared Lord, By heav'nly appointment, of worldly creation, Those sturdy viragos are first on record, As radical framers of stale reformation. Hunt and Co. if you please, with your wives share the breeches, The husband may thrive when the wiser wife rules, But shun conmpetitio❑ in popular speeches, Or instead of damned knaves, you will pass fur damned fouls. H. ,aer, V le la. lit 3 were C Oa i bOLi t loo s 011 e rO5l is 0 ' o c►° as tith e , few in' ers I° rlo° oitsg# )led tig Ps 'rts' ~ ;VI Pa U" ' 1 Of - totlo , • pillo 1 ve lor ~ Mfg ' 11 w bi : c of I I" e _ to b° 10 ,no nio be et : laid" LW . , • 50 0 Of ing r• r o io e sic o n en I° bp 16' 1 .1, he , iori ot 100 4 II p oi . fl eY' ' ev. . C 1)" rforl e? sr "tli ' 1 ,i,iottl ROYAL AQUATIC EXCURSION. PoRTSMOUTH, Friday.—The following short Journal of the movements of the Royal Squadron, since Sunday last, may prove interesting, perhaps, to the generality of your Readers : At an early hour on Monday morning, the Duke of YORK embarked at the Sally-port in the Admi ral's barge, accompanied by Sir GEORGE CAMP BELL, Lord HOWARD, of Effingham, and others, on a visit to the PRINCE REGENT, off Cowes. On reaching the Royal Yacht, he immediately went aboard, and was received by the Prince on her quarter-deck, with whom he walked arm in arm, in close conversation, for some time. Soon atter this, she got under weigh, escorted by the Hype rion, the Hind, the Canieleon, the Brisk, and the Viper, and continued cruising till the afternoon. The yacht then stood across towards Calshat, and the Royal Party, with their attendants, went ashore about 6 o'clock, to partake of a sumptuous dinner with the Earl of Cavan, who has a beauti- ful place on the coast opposite to Cowes. The town was brilliantly illuminated, and to the ves- sels passing to and fro, must have appeared like a light-ho►►se sprung up by enchantment. By the attraction of Royalty, and the serenity of the wea ther, a vast number of pleasure-boats had been collected together from Southampton, Lymington, a nd th e adjacent places, which covered the water for an immense space, and kept company. with the little squadron the whole day. At night the Royal Brothers returned to the yacht,' and having slept on board, made sail again towards Spithead on Tuesday morning.-7 The Duke of York then took leave of the Prince Regent, and came back again to this town, for the purpose of returning to Brighton. The yacht contin►led in sight, cruising between Spithead and the Medina until the afternoon, when the Prince and his suite went on shore a little to the Ea • t- ward ot Cowes, to a grand entertainment. pre pared for his Royal Highness and friends by Lord Henry Seymour. Marquees were pitched on the lawn fronting the sea, and at dusk the grounds and mansion were lighted up, producing an effect at once magical and romantic. As on the night before, the Prince Regent and his Party slept on board the yacht, and was under sail again on - Wednesday morning at day-break, standing up Channel with a brisk ,breeze, and proceeding by a circuitous course round the Isle of Wight towards Plymouth. At night the Royal Squadron came to an anchor in Ptirtland Roads ; and on Thurs day was saluted by the Batteries at Weymouth, where a great concourse of people had assembled, in the expectation that the Prince Regent was going ashore. About noon, however, the flotilla got under weigh again, and beating to windward the whole day, came to an anchorage for that night off Swannage. At four o'clock on Friday morning the little fleet weighed once more, and, having taken pilots on board, made a beating pas sage through the Needles, and stretched away beyond Shithead, when the vessels of which it WAS composed hauled their wind, and returned to their moorings off Cowes, where they remain stationed for the present. His Royal Highness will'renew, it is supposed, his cruise to-morrow, and will continue to make aquatic trips in this neighbourhood, with the picturesque scenery of which he is much delighted, until- the middle ot next week, it being understood that some state affairs call him. assay on or about the ..25th instant. FO THE SUN. NivriminsT SOCIETIES. Ma. EDITOR—The following extracts frog► the Annual Pastoral Address of the Conference of the Methodist Ministers, amounting to about 300, lately held in Bristol, are at your service. They will show the Sentiments of that large body of People, as to the duties of subjects towards the Government under which they live, and sufficiently prove that their influence in the present circum stances of public affaits is employed in the sup port of social order. The Address is dated Bristol, Aug. 7, 1819, and is read in all their Congregations throughout the Kingdom. Lonthin, Aug. 20, 1819. Your's, Scc. " We deeply sympathize with those of you, dear Brethren, who, front the pressure Of the times, and the suspension of .an active commerce, are, in common with thousands of your country men, involved in various and deep afflictions.— We offer tip our prayers to God for you in this dark season of your distress, that you may tot he tempted above what you are able to bear ;' and that he who comforteth the distressed,' may comfort you. Cast all your care Oh God, for he cawth for you :' and tail not Co remember, and to comtort one another with these words, that in Heaven you have a better and enduring sub stance.' In the present changeful scene of Ohio, one event happened) to the righteon4 and the wicked ; but you are nevertheless still under the care and the eye of your Father it) Heaven.— Such afflictive events he will sanctify to those who trust in him :—his promises cannot fail because he chaogeth not. ' Ile knoweth the way that you take, and when he bath tried you, he will bring you forth as gold.' Never foil, dear brethren, to commit your cause to 111111, who has a thousand ways to ' deliver the godly oat of temptation," or to render their temptations the overruled instru ments of putting them in possession of a good which shall remain their pot tion and their joy, when their spirits shall be for ever beyond the reach of the joys or sorrows of this present state.' 4 In patience possess ye your souls.' And ie member him who bath said, ' 1 will never leave you, nor forsake you.' . . " - As many of you to whom this measure of National suffering has been appointed to reside in places where attempts are making by e unreasona ble and wicked men,' to render the privations of. the poor the instruments of their own designs . against the peace and the Government of our be loved Country, we are affectionately anxious to guard all of yon against being led _astray from your civil and religious duties',' by their dangerous arti fices. Remember you are Christians, and are called by your profession to exemplify the power and` iti- &eine 'of religion by your patience in suffering, and by ' living peaceably with all men.' Re member that you belong to a Religiou; Society, which has, from the beginning, explicitly-re:cog ' nixed as high and essential parts of Chi istian -dttLy,•• to 4 Fear God and [rumour the King ; to submit to Magistrates for conscience' sake, and not to "speak evil of dignities.' You are surrounded with persons to whom these duties are the objects of contempt and ridicule : show your regard for them because they are the doctrines of your Savi our. Abhor those publications in which they,are - assailed, along with every other doctrine of your holy religion ; and judge of the spirit and ohjec:s of those who would deceive you into political parties and associations, by the vices of their lives, and the infidel malignity of their words and writings. ' Who can bring a clean thing out of - an unclean ?' , " Be it your care, beloved, who • are exposed to this trial, ' to serve Gud in all good conscience to preserve your minds from political agitations ; to follow your occupations and duties in life in peaceful seclusion from all strife and tumults ; and God will, in his own time, appear by his Provi.. dence to your relief. IVe trust our country to his graciOus favour, and doubt not that he will speak good concerning us.' " Whilst this period of suffering continues, we affectionately and earnestly exhort the more opu lent members of our Societies and Congregations to afford' as ample a relief as poss►ble to their bre. thre❑ in distress. This, we are sure, ' they are forward to do.' .fhe liberal and ac►ive benevo lence.of our friends in every place, awl on every charitable occasion, is our ' glory and joy ;' we speak this therefore' only to ' put them in remem brance.' Many of the suffering household of faith now need their special liberalities; and the kind affection which exists in all our societies towards each other, is a sufficient pledge to us, that this suggestion will lead to those acts of sympathizing kindness, which will at once call forth and strengthen that sentiment of brotherly love, which is the distinguishing character of the disciples of Jesus Christ. ' Remember them that are in affliction, as being yourselves also in the body." SEVENTY-TWo THOUSAND PoUNDs NET FRI DAY.---The State Lottery finishes Next Friday,. on which day both the Prizes of 3.6 . ,0001. Consnls and every other Capital must be drawn. Bisn'. Offices have been most conspicuous for sale of great Capitals (whether Money or Stock) as he sold Two nut of Three of the - M),0001. Consols, the only 40,0001. Consiils, and several 30,0001., 20,0001., besides having sold full half of all the 30,0001. Money Prizes. 'rickets and Shares are. on Sale at his Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Char- Cross, and by his Agents in the Country. Yesterday Mr. Waters paid into the Accountant- General's Office the sum of 4595/. 7s Bd. which completes his purchase of the King's Theatre. The point now remaining for decision in the Court of Chancery, in the matter of " Waters v. Taylor," is their respective moieties of a very large sum lying in the above office, and which amounts, it is said, to nearly 100,0001. In several parts of England, the summer fruits have suffered lunch from the ravages of wasps ; one kundred 'and ninety-nine nests of these - structive insects wire found on the premises of H. N. JARRRTI;,F.sq. of Ureat Bromley-ball, near I Colchester. DEVONsIIIRE. A curious fact, and of deep import, ha 7 come out in whispers through the families of s ,ne of the Gentlmen who formed the Graan ,),try at our late County Assiies.—The Learned Judge, it is known, in his charge to these Gentle- Men, expressed in strong terms the necessity that existed for enforcing the laws against per sons who were attacking; the very vitals of reli gion, liberty, an law, by the sale and distribution. of the most hiosphemtin's and unprincipled produc tions of the press.—('her Grand Juries (that of Derby in particular) thought that coarievey ay gentlemen, loyalty as subjects, and duty as magis trates, combined, to demand of them a frank and public answer to a Similar charge ; and most of our Grand jury, after they had got through the several bills of indictment, and previous to their dissolution, thought it their duty, we are told, to take up the subject. It was accordiugly moved that they should reply to the Charge in a suitable DeelaratiOn ; . the motion was seconded, and„as we. have heard, discussed ; and it appeared that full three•lourths of the twenty-three gentlemen pre sent were in favOnr of it ; lint before the quest iota could be put, their Foreman thought t 1 to leave them ! Ile went and told the Judge, that th'e Grand Jut y had coMpleted their laborers ! ' so got his Lordship (who did not perceive the maineuvre) to diisolVe Wein ! Upon this, the Noble Foreman, and two or three of his politi cal friends, walked off, leaving the remainirq.c eighteen to comfort themselves as they mi g ht .under the trick that had been put upon them This GrandJury,cousisted of the following Gentle men—Lord Ebrin r . ' ton, foreman ; the Right Lion. Lord Graves, Flon.Newton Fellowes, G. For tescue, Sirs Bourchier Wrey; Bart. William Tem pler Pole, Bart. Stafford Henry Northcote, Bart.; John Davey, Bart. Thomas Dyke Acland, Bart. henry Carew, Bart; John Lemon Rogers. Lawrence Vaughan Palk, Bart. John Kenna way, Bait. Walter Roberts, Bart. William Elford„ Bart. John Perring, Bart. John Talbot, Bart. Ed mund Pollexfen Bastard, Esq. Albany Saville, Esq. John Bastard, Esq. John Burridge Choi wich, Esq. John Quicke, Esq. Samuel Kekeevich, E. —(Plymouth Gazette, Aug. 19.) Bath Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry:At a muster of this troop on Monday morning, in Queen square, in that city, two of the troop %vete publicly dismissed for refusing to attend, whets ordered upon duty at Trowbridge ; two others, for returning from Trowbridge without leave; and one for drunkenness whilst on doty...— Thismeasure is directed to be inserted in the or— derly books of the Yeomanry Cavalry throughout the kingdom. A gang of Irishmen have for some time been living at large in the Applecross-hills, bet wee!' Lochcarron and LochtotridOn. The women flee the sheilings, which are then plundered of bt earl, milk, &e. by these ruffians, who procure fresh supplies of mutton, by depredations on the sheep flocks. The number . of this banditti has not been. ascertained ; three have only been seen at once.— A shepherd was lately violently attacked by one of them, armed with a bludgeon, and when nearly Overrwered, was rescued by his dogs.—(lnver— ! ness Journal.) ~ . Fr 414 y, while the Hussars were passing along the streets of Glasgow on horseback, the singu larity of their dress led one Geotleman to observe to another, that what he supposed to be a cloak, which it is usual for dragoons to wear wl.en mount ed, appeared to be an tipper jacket with sleeves t I ached to the lett shoulder. Whereupon an ohl woman who was standing by, and overheard the conversation, ex.claitned :—" Preseffe me, so k is ! do ye ken," said she, " that 1 thought, front the loose sleeve hinging owre the men's back, that they had but one arm, and that they had a' lose the it her at Waterloo !" On Sunday last a reprieve was forwarded .to Lynn, for -- Rodderliam, who was capitally convicted at our last Sessions, and recelvert sentence of death, for sheep-stealing ; he had no encouragement given him to hope for mercy, having previously to this crime sustain ed a very indifferent character, therefore whets the pleasing and unexpected intelligence was con veyed to hint, it so tar overcame him as to occa sion hii 'falling nearly senseless into the arms of the Gaoler. It is to be hoped this narrow escape will have its due influence on his future lite and conduct, COURSE OF EXCHANGE, 1 7 81naY, AuGUST 20. Amster dam Ditto, at Sight .. Rotterdam l2 2 2 Us. Antwerp l2 sEx.Money liambhrgh • Altona B6 8 21 Us. Paris, 3 Day's sight • 45 20 0 Us. Ditto Bourdeaux, ditto Frankfort on the Main Madrid '36 Effective Cadiz Bilboa 36 Effective Seville • ... 36 Ciibtaitur Barcelona Leghorn ••• Genoa... 4,ll—Venice, Ital. Liv 26 50 Malta... —.48 —Naples B9+ Palermo Lisbon Oporto Rio Janeiro . Doblits.... .....131.....C0rk..... 131 per Cent. Agio oldie Bank on Holland.... 2 per Cent. , - BULLION. _ Portugal Gold, in Coin . , 1.3 17 10 per Oz. New Dollars Sil►•er in Bars, Standard 0 5 2 On Thursday, the 19th instant, Mrs. Albert Jones, Mill stairs, Bermondsey, of a daughter. MARRIED. On Thursd.ty, die 19th instant, at Hastings, T. W. Leech, Esq. of the Hon. East India Company's 'Naval Service, to Miss Selina Charlotte, second daughter of William Toosey, Esc}: of Bencoolen. DIED. On Thursday last, TlioniaTliauby Reid, Esq. surgeon, Chelsea, in big 55th year. On the 19th inst. after a long confinement by a severe pa ralytic affection, at his residence, Hawlet•house, Hammer smith, Richard Hill, Esq. one of his Majesty's .lu%tices of the Peace for the counties of Middlesex and Surrev, and. Clhairma❑ of the Bench of Magistrates far the Kennington Division. On Sinnlay last, in the Royal Naval Hospital, Plymouth, and in the 43t1 year of his age, after a lengthened Richard Goodwin, M. D. latc Surgeon lof kis I.ijesty's ►hip the A.Mpltiuti. .~ t