The Sun. — London, England, 1819-06-28 00:00:00

ilith : g r ill. tiller ight : After Ile a I- r).ic I Of Ihursd . FIVE run CENTS. 66:1f..5550 I. Wednesday ) I L t ee'l oo of itb afterthe tertnin a ti o n of the Session of the Ch ambers, The King of Pats3ta, it is said, it about to be harried to a Princess of Wurtemberg, the second daughter of Duke Lours. T he incess of NAPLES, Consort of the Infant °f S pain, Dort FRANCIS PAUL, arrived at Madrid " the lith instant, in the evening of which day the marriage was celebrated. The Emperor and Empress of AUSTRIA con tinued at R ome on t h e 9 : 1 1 instant. The French Electoral colleges are, it is said, to be "ovoked about the end of July, with a view t to replacing a fifth of the Deputies who go out by rotation. An article from Madrid, dated the llth instnnt, In the Constitutionnet, says—" Letters from Paris that•the Foreign journals speak of n coup de Main attempted by American privateers to the I\l°lll l of Mexico, in California. Ii this trite ? ‘llll4 t, however, floes it signify to us ? Jr is said, IL" • t he latte r country is convenient to Russia, anti there is even a talk of ceding tOnit. part of it to tit,,t power, for the purpose of forming an t51h1)11s111bellt. This cession, would, in fact, be le " injurious to our relations wi:h New Spain Thai) that of Cuba, tvith wipe') we .are menaced. oe T 'eaty tor the cession of the Poi idas is not jetratihrfl,at least nothing i, known upon nitl :: l) :l , 'et. In The mean time, the A Ain ug , 10-e -.4.a.4. ar e i n full T , te Gtpt 1; rag of th e Havaimati ‘+ not disturb them; b"illtSS to arrange Sir H"IF: P"1"1"." lolluwin,, are extracts from the Journals of y l " Pants, JuNi 25.--Yesterday the King trans- Atted busilfsirsness with the Minister for Foreign A Deptiiavion of the Chamber of Peers i i i " e "letl I,is M a j es ty the projet respecting the A , cwiiiis. The English Ambassador an atirt: t u, e of I , 4s 'Majesty. ti The Dale de Richelieu is expected at Paris 'e 1591 July. tt A P, 4iss i a n J ourna l ment i ons th e rece ipt of l et s from Poland, stating that a rupture bet n 351 ' anti the Port e was considered, as near bt 11 41 " 1 ' It is said that questions of the greatest 11„1 1111 "Hlan ce are to b e d i scussed i n the Di et o f . . 44 ' 1 • It is said that the Piovinces, formerly it but since united to Russia, are to be now le"'Porated with t h e li.ngtlont ot . Polantl, 14 " T ile Duk e d e Ri c h e li eu, i t i s sa id, intends to t ask e a to , ll' and Scotland. (li cc T he Bar o n Fagel, Nlinister Plenipotentiary Ih " Ne t h er l ands at the Court of Fiance, has been Sttututourd to BrilliSClS by his So%ereign• He " yesterday. • " f he ae.ed 114, who resides at 4 11$ •V id is su p pose d to b e t h e o ld est man i n " last j.ist r ec ,, vert .d front a severe illness, by lie ha, b een con fi ne d s i nce the 23 Decent . tt "eral import Ant arrests were made early in 4e pleSellt I. llolllii in Corsica. DEFERRED sT. , CK. Wednesday. 'rhumb''' . e Of the 22d March, 1817.... Fp 1 SO c..• R 9 r• -35 c• 52 " S'Pt. 1817.... 87 f. 30 c... 87_ 1. 85c . . 22(1 'March,' Rim._ RSE. 30c...8:)f. 85_ (.. 2 , 2.1 Sept. 1:418....831. 90 c... 83 f. 35 c. , 22d Alnich,lSl9...til f. 21e...81 f. 25 c. : WARS 4w. JUNE 7.--1: is onderstood, that the I, art; lerr y outh, pass will, con f orma bl y to t h e 16 t h 01 e of,tll et onsti,tition, Montt rote of the objects i t ! ho e (I-liberations of the approaching Diet, and I ls 1 er 14" dn "titefl that it will be agreed to either 1t'.141,. Y . 0, part. . v „,. ' ti ll l itt "A,Ji.rxte 13.—Accounts from Cnnstan , * i n Ple of th e 15, 1 , M ay , st a re, that the Prirte for au its activity in the preparations • 4ngoteritiog its Marine. Vi e t,i)Pl'l3itsgußGll, MAY 2a.—The Emperor re tile ed Yesteroay the regiments of his gOaid, and of the 'loop, that are h e r e , All t h e re g iments tit th e gilard are to marc h in a few day *h er s for the ni n '- t'f krasnirsel o , 40 versts f rom h ence, ti r ed v . great military manoeuvres are to be execut tin' sim mer. 'gill j "it 1 . --The approaching Diet of Poland I t i ti °F dY he occup i ed by ordinary a ff airs, nut .l"Buding th en • ports i n foreign Journals. to ;:rhere i s a rumour that England will advance Alit tt dell the money to be paid to Denmark, for r i' t, • tt PhYroent of which Norw ay is to be inurt " to Ltiglnnfl as a security." IV, J e w Yolk n tiperi to th e 3,1 o f June Baltimor e L 3 Ist, and Boston t o t h e 2 1 , arrived this ' 4 ort)i ng : con t New York Paper, of the 2tl of June, 1 / 1 4 a long Correvontivnee, dated May 19 ' ad t(irits" Corninotiore BAINBRIDGII, from Cqt• f0,,b1)411' tht United States ship Ontario, in re -"tint him , dttritt4 hi, late cruise, of t h e cur 4spondence he had with L upon upo sub js" uf a 'elute, itt Khicli reference was Made tr) a sLio rortheriy donimmi, to which Commodore !3AISBRIDG3 answers Carlin 81ri0t..13; ion; letter, st.ting bow totally without fouroldtioo is the story of Lord COCFIRP,NE. The Baltimore 14ink had stepped paymeor; ns well as 30 !looses. Bank Stock at 90, fall Of 10 per cent.---nn buyers. OB STOI4, .-4he City Bank of more has stopjted pymew , and other Banks ir e tottering: DET:WIT, MAY 7 —Governor C',Ast bag been appointed by the Nast OENT sole Commissioner to hold a Treaty *hit the Indians in this territory fora cession of land to the United Sries. We understand that this Treaty will be held in Sep tember next, and that its object tvill be the ex tinction of the Indian title to the valuable and fertile Country.tipon the Seganaso Bay River. (From The New York Mercantile Advertiser of ;fray 2P.) CHARLESTON, MAT 22.—We ale ilifOlthed that Eh: application ot Captain 131,AK LER, of. his l 3 ir du r s i c M ship Lee, to our Government, for the British seamen who joined the crew of the piratical ship Louisa, as heLetolore stated, has been unsuccessful. Their surrender was refused probably on the ground that they are equally as amenable to the laws of the United States as to those ot Great Britain. They will he tried at a special session of the Circuit Court, to he holden in this city on the first clay of June next. The Lee will sail for England this day or to-morrow. ‘VASHINGTON, May 2G.---A paper, purporting to be an extract of a letter from JoUN QUINCY ADAM;, to the Editors of The National Register, and addressed to the American people, was pith lished on the 16th of April last, in The Courier, a newspaper printed at Murfreesborough, in the State of Tennessee. No such letter or extract ever appeared in This National Register, and we are authorised to state, that no such letter was ever written by Mr. ADAms.---(Nutionol Inttlli gencer ) The Morning Chronicle of this day animadverts on the.great number of Notifies of Motions which stand for discussion this day on the . Patliamentary Paper, besides Motions without notice, Petitions, &c., and on the little time which is allowed for the discussion of ditietent subjects, concluding with a hope that " a check will be given to the prevailing rage of legislaiing,un mavask The Chronick whether the brief and hasty t:isct►ssious of which it complains do not result from the conduct of its own political Party, which, by introducing debates atter debates, and 'prolonging them till all patience must be ex hausted, as well as good sense disgusted, has. occasioned a suspension of the business of the Nation, that otherwise, in all probabiliiy, would long since l►are been di , patched, anti Par li.stneot have been enabled to adjourn with perfect convenience. We therefore beg leave to change one word in Our Extract front The Chronicle, and to express a wish that, without intrenching upon the Privileges of Parliament, ur abri►iging the freedom of ,speech, it were possible th4t " a check could be given to the prevailing rage of debating on little things." Intelligence from India has been received, via, America.—Accounts from Ralpotana announce. the death 01 JLGGUT SING, Rajah of Jai pore, uu the 20 hof January, lie was immediately suc ceeded try his nephew, ,ilat,•x SING, nine years of stated 11131 Iht cholera ncorbus, havnig ciwised e Bay of Bengal, is raging in the king dom oft\ra. Divine Service was yesterday performed at Carl ton-1101,st by the Rev. P. V. lkomaaßG awl the Bee. Dr. STANitill CLAllKE.—Yesterday the Du chess of yu.icaltendtql Divine Service at White hall Chapel —Prince LeoroLD attenoed Divine Service yesterday at the Chapel Royal, St. James's Palace. In the afternoon his Royal Highness, attended by Sir R. anti Dr. STOCKMAR, went to view the Exhibition at Somerset.house. Saturday morning the Duke of YORK left town 6)1 Windsor. His Royal Highness returned to town yesterday. Go Friday the Duchess of GLOUCESTRR Went to Blackheath, on a visit to the Princess 'borietA, and atter dining with the Princess, returned to town in the evening. . . . _ Yesterday the DiteieSS of GEOUCESTER visited the PEINCE REGENT: Saturday the Bi§hop of NVINCHESTER visited the PRINCE REC;KNT Kt Carlton-house. Vestesday the Loan CHANCELLOR had an au dience of the PRINCE REGENT. "l he Persian At b'ssatior and his beautiful Cir cassian have been 'invited by the Paisice REGeNT iii bperld butne time at e ih e r, v iho u , d u rin g the absence of his Royal 1 - lighness trinn Brighton. Duke and Dochess of RD, the Duke and Duchess of WELLINGTON, the Duchess of IticitmoND, the Marquis and Marchioness COEN WALLIs, the Alirchiouess of TA . vIsTocK, the Eat and Countess GREY, di,tl a Ivo ge patty, took an aquatic excursion in the Admiralty barge, pre ceded by a hand of music in another barge, to Greenwich, to dinner, on Friday. Several ()Mt.,- distii,guished personages went in their carriages, aod joined them at the Ship Tavern. Viscount MELVILLE has been confined for se veral days to his house by illness, anti unable to pre:ide at the Board of Admiralty.. His Lord ship is,. however, father better. gY.... - Ross' dlicll 42111 Oil 8111 p NEWS; DEAL, Julie 27.—Airived and sailed for the River to-d4y the Mia, Bat.nwiN ; \Warren lia‘t iags, L‘Rainis ; CoHitreitm; CoxwELL Nortip;. anulon, IFIIBBTJTT; and Lord Reich, FREFM.AN, frnm 13'.?n;gal. LIVERPOOL; 31.11fR 26.—Arrived to-day the Maktia, , SKETCHLEY, froni New-York : Sallvd the 3.1 Of June; on the 7th, in ht. 43. 30. long. 52 . • spoke the ship Anacreon and the Wellington, bound for St. John's ; the latter vessel' hid been struck by lightning, and received Coosiderable &i -mage., and had one Matt killed.-= - -ArriVed the Warren, kRALR, in 56 days ; in lat. - 8.43. long. 48 17. was boarded by a Schooner under Spanish colours, who plundered them of store', clothing, the Matter of hi, watch, and 16 pieces of gold and other Money.-:--Also arrived the Telegraph, COPPIN, from Philadelphia ; spoke the Montgomery, RILEY, from Havre, for Philadel phia, with 120 Dutch passengers, 100 of whom and 3 seamen had died Of the small-pox. Potyrsmourn, JuNe 27..—Saited yesterday his Majesty's ship prasshopper, for Halifax.—Passed up Channel the Medusa, from St. Helena. CUSTONIS' LIST. Entered Inwards; Jane 26.—Rover. Pay, c,alais ; Lady Wellington, Saunders, Limerick; Three Johns, Railer, C.,rk; Cleared Outwards, .1 une G.—Liberty, Thomas, New bery ; Marshal Blucher, Ellis, Rotterdam; Lnrd Bathurst, Lunt /sting, Rotterdam; Endeavour, Humphries, Limerick ; Prince of Orange, Haws, Rotterdam; Eupliemia, Miller, Hatramrgh Vine, Webber, Antigua; Britannia, Dyer, Antwerp; Two Brothers, Stains, Naples; Eliza, Ireland, Norway ; Teazer, Stephens, Ostend; Twee Gebroederi, Yam, Zuundam ; Jack Say, Harrison, Jamaica; Liberty,Aldridge, Bremen ; Appel°, t t Denham, Hanaburgh ; Prince of Waterloo, Page, Ostend ; Eliza, Osedwell, Venice; Sbannon, Jolly, Naples and Mes sina. rhear Admiral EDWARD LEW,E3ON GOWER is to succeed Rear Admiral PLaasPIN in the command at St. Helena ; the former, it is supposed, will hoist his flag in the Wellesley, to relieve the Con queror, now on that station, as her term of three years service will expire in October next, when the latter Admiral will most likely return home in that ship. The Cygnet, 10-gun brig, recently launched at, Portsmouth, is ordered to be commissioned imme diately, and fitted for service on the Irish station. The officers and men of the Musquedobit schooner are to beau! turned over to her, the latter vessel, which WI! to have been fitted out at Plymouth, being found unfit for sea service. The Myrmidon, of 20 guns, Capt. LEAKS, is ordered rbund to Spithead from Plymouth, for the purpose of being fitted for the reception of the Algerine Ambassador and Suite, who return in her to the Mediterranean. The Peggy transport sailed on Thursday for Halifax with part of the 60th Regiment, late of theist Battalion, which was disbanded at Fort Cumberland. The ship General Brown, Binghim, last from Bengal, hound to Gibraltar, %%119 totally lost Ja, nuary Ist, on the Santa Pilly Rocks. Crew saved. Signal s! ations are about to be erected on veve ral ports of the coast, for the purpose of watch ing the movements of the smuggling vessels, and giving notice of their-approach. Thursday next the beatuiful yacht belonging to the Admiralty Board will he !douched front Wool wich Duck-yard, having been thoroughly repaired. The interior of this vessel, on its inspection, was. found so entirely decayed, front the sad effects of Ihe dry rot, as to render the removal of it neces sary, as kik() several of the timbers; GENERAL SAVARY, DUKE OF 11.Ovico.—We lately stated that this celebrated character arrived in the River from Smyrna. lie was reported to the Home Department, at his request, in his pro per name. Ministers have consented to his corn ing on shore, and to remain in Eitgland for the present.—(Golsnlith's British Monitor.) The Queen Charlffite, with 93 passengers on board, chiefly Ctintb iland Weavers, sailed last week from Dumfries fur the United States of America. A little girl about 11 years old, appeared on the Royal Exchan4e no Friday, and some very extraordinary calcuktions in fi . .!,nres by her head only. Several gentlemen asked her ,some most intricate tiestions, and while they were cal• ctilating On paper, she gave a correct answ'•r ; she was asked to multiply 525,600 by 250, which she did in one minute, and answered 657,000,000 ; again, if a man was 42 years old, bow many minutes was he answer, 22,075,200 ; she was then detirc•d to multiply 525.600 by 450, answer 236,520,0000. Several other que , tions equally' difficult were put, all of which she an swejed very correctly. A distressing accident happened on Thursday %yets, to a soldier of the 30th Regiment, named Archer, ..ereant to Captain Thorpe, whose hand was blown off by the bursting of on over-charged con, in a boat, on the lake of Costlebar. Some officers who were in the boat narrowly escaped injury from the explosion. The poor •offerer endured amputation with the greatest forth ude.—(3ll4yo ('onstitution.) The galley belonging to the Badger preventive cutter of Harwich, was upset on Wednesday last in a gust of wind, by which three of the crew were drowned% Mr. Henry Whinficld, sub. Lie utenant, and the .other tutu, Were saved with great difficulty. THE NiAn=rs. CORN-Ex c itANGe, JUNE 28.—Iliving, but a o:krare slyly of Sl'lieret this trier ning, and the .velithei being shOvvei-y-,-Ane runs iron) ESSYX and Nem niet ready Se'ile at an tielvance 4s from last Alondav's price -S. Fine . Barley is from ls. to 2s. per pallet eleaier, and there %Vas more detnand for the lciw qeeali lei of Foreign Barley for r:riod., ing, at last week's Oats are Is, per (par. ter higher, 110IW it kit nutting the very large arri vals froth Beani and Peas there is scarcely any thing doing, and prices remain (be same as last week. • Skrzlinti.n, Jin4t 28.-=fliii Day's Market was well sup plied With all kinds of Prinie Cattle : Beif was cheaper, a n d much - buSineSs doing; in Mutton and Lamb the . trade was brisk, and the Sales iii the latter 'article were Cheaper thaws laid week, although feW EttlyerS at Market ; Veal was dearer ; and fork clicaper.H.The business in Ha}' Market was by no means briSic, there being but few purchases made, and those at l;idt week's prices; Clover fully maintained our last quo tatiOn, and little or no business doing in that article, and the prices remaining as per last Week.—The annexed is a correct statenietit ?f.. the Nilhilics, and Prices at market.-- (To sink the 01NI per Stone of Bibs.) ~..., Beef 4i. Od. to ss. Yd. I Veal ss. Od. to Gs. Gd. Mutton .. 4's. Od. to .ss. Gd. I Pork ss. 0:I. to Gs.. (id. • Laniti . • ' ••• * 4s. to ss. dd. ..•.' • CATTLR AT MARKET. !knits l7BO I Shtep and lambs .... 37,980 calves • VSU 1 Pigs ' .290 • HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD. Hay.... ,C 6 0 oto k 6 0 0 i Clover.. ,CG 0 oto £7 0 0 - "' Straw ,C 2 10 0 to k 2 le HOP INTELLIGENCE. WORCESTRR, JUNE 25.—0 u Saturlay only II pockets were weighed ; the prices were lower ; so little business is doing either here or in the 80. rough, that the prices are almost nominal. No material alteration has taken place in our planta tion, The duty of the kingdom is down to 105,0001. The Worcester duty 19,0001. REGISTER OF FASHION. His Royal Highness the PRINCE RroaNT has issued 'evertsl hundred cards of invitation for a grand ball to take place at Cialion-bcctse on the 15th . of July, which will be the mean; 44; the major part of the tlistinguishol families in town.. Vest erd y , Margnesa and 'Marchioness Conyn. iogliaro gave a grand dinner to Royal High ness the Prince Itc;zent, Prince FisteritHzy, the Dike and Duchess of Colin( awl Conntess Lietan, and a I itge prirly of distinguish ed personages, at their residence iu 1-Ltisttiton - pi ace. • The Marquess of Lansdowne gave a gracd en• tertainment on Saturday to tt,. Duke of z . .,, ex, Duke of Kent, Duke of Bedford, Duke of (4i-Af• ten, the Earl of Carnarvon, the Earl of S air, the Earl of Donoughnior , , tne cif Darnley, toe Earl of Bebboraugh, the Earl a 4 ilardwick, and several other sdistingnished characters, at Lans downe House, Berktley-square. The Earl and Countess of Lansdale gave an ele gant entertainment yesterday to the Persian Am. bassador, Sir Gore and Lady Ousley, Sir Ed. Cod tingtani Bart., Colonel and Lady E.. Lowther, Mr. and Lady Caroline Pattlett, Mr. and Lady Ann Beckett, Mr. AL,rier, and a large party of distinction, at their house, in Charles-street, Ber keley-square. On the 18111 nit., the fonndation-stone of a new parish church was laid at Rosemarkie, Ross. shire, by R. K. M'KetcziE, Esq. of Flower• hum, in presence of thu heritors of the parish, the Provost and Magistrates of _ramose, and a numerous anti respectable assemblage of the in.- habitants of that town and vicinity. FASHIONABLE PARTIES THIS EVENING. The Countess of Jersey's rout in Perlieley-square; Mrs. Orile's ball, Wimpole-street ; Mrs. Pelham's concert, tun nauglit-plisce ; Mrs. Montague's ball, Baker-street; Grand Fancy Dress I.lall nt Alinaek's Rooms. FLAN has been performing wits great success last week at Salihuiy. Ile proceeds this week tv Portsmouth. MUItDFR NRAR rli,LL.—About three weeks last Friday; Mary Jones, servant with Mr. Roger Gardner, of Sutton Green, near It 4 oyii, cunt• plained very much of indisposition; she was re. commended to get medical assi-tance, bur r. ,used, observing that she should shortly be better ; on the return of her fellow servants trues milking, be t ween four and five o'clock in the morning, she said she was quite recovered, and new to her work as usual. The servants had pre vionsly entertained a suspicion that she was pregnant, rued were -astouishetl at her speedy re covery, but no tiditigs were heard at the c titi till yesterday fortnight, when a substance ''as discovered by a boy, floating on the top of a pit near the house. It was at first thought to he a young pig, and Mary Jones said she n 0 (04 soon have it out ; accordingly, availing herscit a favourable opportunity, it is supposed she-got it from the pit, and carrying it into' a field of wheat, about 78 yards d , vauce, there buried it adioining a ditch. The removal o the object was soon discovered, and in consequence of pre vious circumstances, a search .c as suggested ; the place nt truthi was found, and the infant taken nt►; a coustable was procured, and Mary Jones, the suspected mother, was apprehended in the meadows near ‘Vorthambuty, on "f-tvsday.-... , On Saturday se'ilnight the Coronet% luqueit found a verdict of " Wader," against M ar y Jones, and on Moaday last sbe was longe ed in Ruthin Coainty Ga , l, to take her trial at the next grand SessionV. On examining the child, one side of the bead appeared much brutseci,l.nk, ie was thi3i, ill a pallid siattt. ~,_,