The Sun. — London, England, 1819-04-13 00:00:00

=-==- --f LONDaN JOURNALS. `FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF Tins DAY. [Morning Chronicle.] Nothing has been allowed to transpire - respect . jog the cause of the unusual meeting of - the Duke of York's Council, on Saturday, with reference to the state of the King. Dutch and Flanders M sits have arrived, bring ing Papers tn the 1001 it t. An article from Cobletftt spealo of the 4111,-.2.ing activity employed upon the fortitica:ions of that dry, and athk, if the woks continued to be proseented in that inantivr, " Cobientz will be piliced before the wiuter in a cooffifion to hold out a siege." now Valenciennes, on the other hand, under dale of the 51.1) we learn that the nettell ‘‘'ar Fter inis adopted a plan, approved of hy the Km 4, to instil e the strength and independence of France *flu few ..vNttin of detenee, it is ohAet vtd, • cleated hy Vauban. has und,retme coo•ider.ble eiiati;.;vs hy •he ee,soin of the important tortie , a ' of 1, (;,riiiinv, a nd and 11.kirienina L li t,r tart Netherlands. Lexemhing heloo L :s to the Cirri nr"n Contetleta , lnil; the fron tiers of tooth those or F , atice on the !tile ; while the Nellie' l.nris wrll shorily he sin.- rottin!ed by a line of tortre,,e‘, altieb riret a rapith , y Astohishhle " (Judo. ti.e , e cif eitnisiance, FI'aPCI! dISCDVerS Fi t y for pnttioc all the forires , ,es of the firSt, Se si.‘d third rat.lc, in an excellent state of citlettee," 'lle cannon, tt!,fii for service, is to be Icy-cii.o, whit e th e I , e , orgat.izatirm of the army proceuthog widt [Morning Herald ] NVe have to ',went that 164 Royal flightless the has of late been more seriously afil:cte-d with the gout than at any {►receding ptriod. ELottemFNT.—On Tuesday last an elopement took . phice from Roston, of Illiss S------ with 11----; the former, only nineteen, was con aidervd the greatest beAnty in the place ; she had the : , operintendenee of her hroiber's lionse.'end he, on this occasion, WAS from home ou !business. The hero is of a family of consegnence in the Ec•ig,hbout hood, and has exhihited vinptoms of great courage in the field of battle; they left he. Tote day-light, end would, no doubt, reach Lon don the same night, as they were seen on the road, flying on the wings of love.—(/bid.) [Morning Pod.] All accounts from Spain seen) to agree that the E x p e ditit)ll limier the Count of Abisbal will very shortly sail Iron) Cadiz. This eve know to bt, the opinion of the General's brother, who is Captain kieneral of Old Castile, and residing at Valladolid. At the Port of Sant:under a large ship is ready to move round to Cadiz. to convey troops ; a consi derable draft of sailors ha's been made front the Northern ports, anti Marched across the country ; anti a conscription (or quinta, as it is called) is making throughout the empire, ti, raise a dispos able force for the present year. The ac counts of the desperate state of Bilbao are certainly exaggerated ; our Correspondent has lately been at that port, which is in a beau tiful, if no t still flu,orishing and improving conditioo. Bilbao is at (cast in a state of pre servation and not of decay. Indeed, such are the privileges of this pow, that it suffeta less than any other from the stagnation of South American conmierce. Santander feels the loss of South American trade to the last degree, but Bilbao re ceives every thing from England,,sliips almost all expotts of Spain, and never did, and never will, have much communication with America. — We are induced more minutely to state these par ticulars, horn a letter having latrly appeared in some Papers, famous for authentic intelligence, rleclating the grass to be growing on the quays of Bilbao. [British Press.] We find that we were in error yesterday, in stating that Mr. Grattan's Motion on the Catho lic Cause, which stands for the 30th inst., vein he ' postponed to the 3d of May. That Motion, we have authority to say, will certainly be brought forward on the 30th, the days now fixed. The ques tion relating to the•lrish Window-light Doty, has been, we believe, put off to the '3d of May, and hence probably of i i ..;inated the error respecting the Catholic Question. We are very anxious to cor rect this error, many Members being now absent in Ireland who . will regulate the time of their re turn by the day fixed for Mr. Grtittan's Motion. FOR rii 2 SUN'. PAPISTS. Eptroa—lt is consolatory to relive, that on announcing a few days ago, in the House of Peers, the time when the subject of Catholic FAultrtipation would be entertained, the Noble Lords who protessed their intention of advocating the measure did at the same time candidly declare that others might conscientiously differ from them in opinion. TO the the arguments in favour of it seem more fraught with sophistry th a n discretion. If a man be bound over to keep the peace for three years, and behaves however well for two, does it therefore follow that it would be wisdom to give tip his recognizance? In a case %Adieu! the Constitution has found it indispensably requi site to bind some parties to their good behaviour for ever, it would surely be still less a proof of %vistioni to give up the security altogether. Front time to time, indeed, concession has had the pl,asing office of softening the harshest parts of , but surely the arclii , ect would not manifest, much sagacity, who, when the time Arrived that he might strike the centres, should deem it an improvement to pull out the key-stone. lint it is asked, why should we lose the affections of millions of loyal subjects by denying them the boon they demand--why . indeed ? If the Legis laf ure cannot grunt this boon; is loyalty on that account to he converted into some unworthy prinaiple ? The British Parliament is too august to he trifled will, too superior to be menaced. It has a sacred duty to perform ; it has to consider whether to overturn will be really to improve. April 5, 1819. THEATRICAL REGISTER. Per Armed Last Night. THEATRE ROYAL, DRCRY-LANE.—The Italians : Mr. Rae ; Angelina, Mis. W. West. Alter which, The Castle of Wonders. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GAT:DM—Jane Shore : Hastings, Mr. Young; Jane Shore, Miss O'Neill. After which (Ist shoe), Fortnnatus and his Sons; or, The Magic Purse and Wishing Cap. ii t * For ALBERT, see the First Page. EASI'ER MEsDAY.—Eloliday at all the Public Offices. MAILS. ARRIVZIP-1 Dublin, 4 Waterford. I France. DUE—i Guernsey and Jersey, 2 Sweden. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW. Morning. 57 minutes alto - 4. I Evening', .22 tutnutes after 5. [The Times.] A desperate action appears to have been fought in South America by an Insurgent privateer and a Royalist vessel, in which the latter was victo rious, and captured her antagonist. This state silent we believe to he essentially true ; but we can hardly credit, on.:he same autbority—that of private intelligence—that Stich is the present state of preparxion of Lima, that there are now be longing to that city 7000 men in training and equipment, And that the levies will shortly amount to 1 12,000 ; and that, therefore, no apprehensions are entertained of a visit Imo the Insurgents. That ti!ere are no apprehensions of the Instil.- 'gents may he trite ; but we should suspect that the confit:cnce Nvhich exists is founded on a l ess force than that above stated. -Perhaps wishes are •substantiatol into facts. Lieutenant AiTLEY, ►With a party of seamen iron' the Bulr,,vtitk, Sir JoHN GORE'S flag-ship, in the Nicd way, have been sent to navigate the Royal ;,c,vereign yacht frost► Deptford to Calais. for the coUveYance opt the Duke and Duchess of KENT. The yacht kit Deptford yesterday u►oruing.—(lb.) A consitleral) r ie degree o' sensation has been p r iced at Sbeerness by the stoppage of the Bailk al that place. It was tile only establish moo of ;hot description there ; and, as may be ex pected, many persons will suffer.d—(/bid..) THE SUN. •OLF:11 QUI% 1)1LEilk: FA I.sUM :11iDEAT ? LONDON, TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1819. We rvceiYed this morning the Paris Papers of . Saturday last. The Moniteur contains a Royal Ordonnance respecting the formation of a Royal Society for the amelioration of Prisons, of which the King is to be Protector, and the Duke d'ANGout.crite President, and enacting a number of regulations upon the subject. It is followed by a long Report of the Count PECAZES, on which the Establishment of the Society is grounded, and which is referred to in the Ordonnance. There is nothing in these Journals respecting the re ported Conspiracy to poison the Eppetor of AusTutA. The following are extracts : " PARIS, APRIL 10.—The Duchess de Berry has entered into the filth month of her pregnancy. The health of her Royal Highness continues very good.—(Moniteur Official ) " The accustomed religious ceremony took place on Thursday, Monsieur officiating for the King, ail yesterday the service of the day was performed at the Chapel of the Thuilleries, in the presence of the Princes, &c. The King heard mass in his apartments. " The arrival of Lord Whitworth at Paris has gjven rise to a number of unfounded reports of his having come on a diplomatic mission. It is also unfounded that his Lordship wasintrodnced w the King by the English Ambassador. Being a personal friend of his Majesty's there was no necessity for an introduction. " There has been for some time, in the Swiss Canton of Tessin, a species of volcanic eruption. A little mountain near Mentbio has opened and has emitted clouds of smoke, accompanied fre quently by flame; large blocks of stone have .been detached from the mountain, and have rolled into - the bed of the adjoining river ; the air around is impregnated with sulphur. " N. Meta, one of the Depttties l of the Lower Rhine, died on the 3d instant, at Strasburg. "The Narrateur de la Meuse relates a curious event which occurred on the Ist inst. between Behoune and Bar le Dtic. Fifty thousand francs, in 50 bags, were sent front Verdun in a strong box, placed se, curdy, as it was thought, in a carriage guarded by a malt svell armed, who accompanied the driver. The shaking of the carriage caused the box to give way, and the bags one by one tell out. Some labourers working in the fields cried out several times to the driver and the gutud, .that ,they Ira.; last something, hut Ole utter, thinking it was an attempt to make April fools of them, went on 'without heeding the Some persons passing -afterwards, were agree ably surpti,ed by finding bags so well lined. Fortunately 48 of the bags, each with its com plement of francs, were collected mil) the most praiseworthy integrity by an individual of Verdun, for the owner, and inquiry is making for the other two. Neither the driver nor the guard were in the least aware of the loss. " M. Courvoisier, it is thought, will make a report this day to the Chamber of Deputies, on one of the three laws respecting the Press. The Chamber, it is believed, will accelerate the bu siness before them, so that the Session may not be prolonged beyond May. It is reported, that the projet respecting the re'ponsibility of Mini sters will not be discussed this year. The Budget and the Press will fill up the remainder of the Session. FIVE PER CENTS. Friday DRFEIIRED sTocK. Qf the 22d March, 1817, 85 f. 20 c. .23(1 Sept. i 417, . 83f. 20c. 224 Marclt, 1818, SI 1. 20c. 22,1 Sept. ISIS, 22d March, 1819, 77 f. 25c. " STOCKHOLM, MARCH '24 —General Montri chard, Intendant of the Court of ,the Qneen of Sweden, who'is at present at Paris, has arrhed at Stockholm. It is believed that his journey re lates to intended arrangements for the future establishment of this Princess, either here or in the French capital. " FRAr4KFORT, APRIL 5.-It is understood that the Diet has held several Secret 'Sittings, to deli berate on treasures to be taken to confine the Univert , ities of Germany to their trite object. " There is some doubt as to the death of Sand, the assassin of Kotzebne.-. A Letter from Mao helm, of 'the 30th tilt, says, Charles Sand still lives, and a celebrated Physician has arrived to attend him ; he is narrowly watched, and is kep! with the most rigorous secresy." As the crisis which will determi»e the future lot of our Establishment—whether it is to fall beneath or rise above Popery—draws so awfully near, we had intended calling the attention of our Readers once again to this paramount subject. We find, however, the mischiefs which, in the utter subversion of the Protestant Church and State, would follow Popish Emancipation, so fully and so vividly delineated in the article of our till' day's Literary Review, that we content ourselves With referring our Readers to the ex tracts made in other columns from that interest ing Wotk,—From the restoration of the STUART Tyranny, with all its attendant train of op pression and superstition, down to tire vexatious intrusion of priests and familiars, it sets forth the comprehensive . array ,of evil, into which so many misleading Papists and misled Protestants would . plunge the Establishment.—Dace more we urge a serious perusal of this sportive Essay, which all our Legislators should read ; those par ticularly who are bitten by the pseudo-liberality of the present age.—We rejoice to hear that the Work has already excited much notice , , and that,. before the close of the recess, it will probably be in the hands of every thinking; Protestant in the. Empire. Anticipating the complete and final de feat of Popery, we shall claim our share of the, triumph in the publiz recollection—that 'ru a SUN has faithfully and unremittingly maintained, amidst doubt and difficulty and danger, the Pru testant Cause. Lord SIDMOUTH, we are concerned to find, will not be able to leave hi• house for several days: WALTER 'FAWKES, ES - q.—ThiS Gentleman, fol.- lot‘ving the la‘udable example of Sir JonN LEICES TER, has opened his beautiful collection of Water Colourrd Drawings to the inspection of Amateurs, having issued cards of invitation for that purpose. fri.e collect ion is well chosen, and judiciously varied. The whole is the work of British Artists, and it therefore constitutes a delightful repast for Pa triotism a 3 well as Taste. • _ Mr. OwEN, R. A., one of the chief props of the British School of Painting, is, we are sorry to hear, very seriously ind:sposed. His love of his Act, however, tiiumphs over illness, an-I the approaching annual display is likely-to be graced with some of his productions. On Sunday Om Royal Family received letters ; from Hanover, dated the :.;th inst. which brought the agreeable intelligence of the Duchess Of Cra actics having been declared out of danger on that day. The alarming state of the Duchess had such an effect upon the Duke as to cause hint to he in disposed. The letters also state that the Dochess of CAMBRIDGE and the young Prince wet e g"ing on extremely Well, The Prince is said to be a very fine child. The Algerine Ambassador is by birth an Alba nian, about 50 years old, and possesses much of Enropeah civiliza:ian and manners ; he was the Captain of the port at the time our esnedition was at .Algiers with Lord E;tmouTki, and ire Irdd always behaved with great friendship to the 11.'44- iish.—Mr. ABRAHAM SALAME Is a Ilatk,e , of Ales and; la, in Lc ! .‘,ypt, and since the said expedition has been employed in the British service as inter- Freter for the. Oriental languages. lie is not, as stated in some of the papers, at all connected with the Algerine.lioubassy. - SHIP NEW 3. DEAL, 12.—Came down from the River last evening the Cornwall, %'JLsoN, for Chin a ' and remains. PORT.IMOUTU, APRIL 12.--Arrived the Stippll, BAINES, from Batavia. FALMOUTH, APRIL 10.—Arrived the Libcr4Y. Ml'rcuELmotta, front Dartmouth to Neat!), With her main-mast gone by the deck. The Blucher, packet, for America, and Montague packet, for Jamaica, are gone into the Roads. CORK, Arum 8.--Arrived dig Ocean transport front Deptford, to take troops to Jamaica. (From Me Commercial List, April 12) The brig Fortune, WOOD, from Shields for. Topsham, coal laden, ran on shore on the Goo d. win Sand on Friday morning in a fog ; the Mas ter and crew, with part of the materials, Scc. "'e re saved by the Deal boatmen, and landed at Deaf next morning—vessel and cargo entirely lost. The Alaipo Insurgent privateer, of 18 guns an' 130 men, has been taken off Pisco, near Lima , by the Resolution armed ship. The Violet, of and from Shields to Memel , W 35 struck by a heavy sea the'd,iy after she sailed , au ' l L foundered soon after the crew had-gnitted her. The Flor do Portugal, from Oporto to the Brazils, is taken by an Insurgent privateer. rr he Dickson, ROBINSON, of and tr ain Shields to Christiansand, foundered on the 2 411 ' tilt. on the North end of the• Long Bank; crept saved. , - - _ CADIZ. MARCH 20.--The St. JerZe, ReSP TC° at rivcd from Muros, was taken the 13th 7 leagues N. of Cape St. Vincent, gent privateer , and, after plunderin4 her , V t On board ten men 'belonging to the N. S. del car men, GARCIA. and Maria, LA7ARRATA, from s a r ; lon and Malaga to 11 !boa, which vessels 9 11 ° " taken, with two others from Seville and Gail cia ' b arm. I Is MAEcu 22.--The Captain of the Marqu ess Romana, arrived from Lima in 120 ills , stntesL that yesterday he saw the Mina frigate 10 (alas of an Insurgent corvette. CUSTOMS LIST. Sr' Sum.. Entered Inward., April ;I.—Elizabeth a Gr „- mers, St. Michael's; Sally, James, do. ; HonP 4 "'9 ia, ningen; Drie Vriendeit, Ten Cate, Groning en ; I.4.°‘c P Al"" et Molder, do.; Jung Hendrick, Klein, do.; LN'gler Duidt, do.; Vrow Gebina, Nagel), do.-; VrQ w I\largaetta ". Stuer, Harlingen ; Twee Gektroders,. De Jung °, IV4)4;iint, ' Althass, Staniland, Hamburglt ; Reliance, Nicholson, (1`). Ann and Sarah,‘Roome, do. ; Dorothy, Edwards, do• ; Leslie, Charente; Fride, Linstedt, Memel; John Rich Tankersley, Malta. Entered 041 wards, rrpril 12. Deux Sams, G" bc" ; Venus, CatrAlor, New York : Brothers, Lewis, iv eW: foundland ; General Murray, Carrington, Antwerp; S a/( ' ''' ' Bergh „Ilawburgh. China; Ctectrril OuPeards, zipril 12.—Bridgewater, Larkins, Locke, do.; Kellie Castle, Linds a y , d°'' :1104 Hart, Port George ; Flora, Cooper,' Antwerp' S" Dixon, Quebec ;• Sedulous, Mudge, Newfoundland; Dusiroi, Gardner, St, Vincent's ; Catherine, Essen, RIO Jai ; ap t; ► Wellington, Anderson, St. John's, N. 8.; Ba ltic Met' Story, . , r Ester Sunday Sunday the Duke and Duches 9 °1 1 -1- CASTER 111(1ViOe Service performed t“ ter-house in the morning, and i n the e : their Royal' Highnesses attended Divide at St. George's Church, Hanover•sqoa re, terday, about 12 o'clock, the Dike left tow W n forindsor, on a visit to the I'6°- Au A G: F ST u A r. . INSTANCE OF ' SAE ' llETn•DagM 4 " 2,d ir e.°4:l On' Sunday afternOon, a part of °Hip, WO l i lt e d a boat to go up the River; yh,aviYoo lrOcrtdell -: s v l e : y re tar as the Red [louse, Bittersea,*tiliey went,,;(ri)9 1 : '-l e t e " l i y r f e o g r 4l s c o d me the t r i l l ' i s te el , ve n s c they x got into the boat to proceed lionte"'er'y. While on the water, they began playing W I P h l i t z., , earl' other about, whet) one vaung min, a — e l, ,4 - years of age, tell overboard and, was tit" /.11- 0 (0' ~everal boats put off to their assistance , b nt ta I et t effect. Drags. were then applied for alio 115 _ fid the i , boat ': finding the body. We unders ia- i o a nd body of the tinfurtuty:te young 111311 W O O t —CI 005 MOrniug. ' After drilim--15! • ~ a cant: AUDACtoUS 11013BFRY.—Saturd • dlg , ''' - t r a 1 of thieves broke into tae 1" ell-kind e house of a f rcing named hl edge, at Kennington Oval, b Y -° ,,,,,,e5t open the hack entrance. The r ifled ";-• t, • 1 drawers, awl different anArtmeats,yof all th e rget; . ' 1 able property they could fi ud, and 1 06 1 r t al B rip - care to secure a retreat, incase they . were a " I:hi' they spread a cloth upon the parii,oe table , v . open the Pant try, knives and foil;s for four, forced and laid meat, &r. upon the table, tapped a c t ' vo. of rani, drew three large, jal..;s of ale, and sat ,• night approacbinit;e: and regaled themselves• They then carried olf thet property and escaped, without alarodug EinY " f b a family. They are supposed to have been in t r • ! house upwards of two hours ; then lighte d °41 ,. ban. , mould candles, *hie' were consi derably but extinguished them when they left the 1109 e; A ‘l"Hutity of egg-shells were tw o s') under th e • . fire-place ; anti it appears that. I;.e thie ves " ' f ry so much at their ease, that they nz.tde a (1' 13 " . .. - ‘ ,' , rl ,, p,.i of egg-lint; part of which they left• perry stolen consisted of plate, linen, 01)1 341.e ' and cash. The Rising Sun Ta v e rn, in Illackfr; a rs'-rd tu , f . w as broke open on Sooday night by some thieve". who lot Ceti au eu n trace into the bar, and ielits orf Mink-notes, silver , and plate, value ucarrpwar" (it one hundred puitnds.