The Sun. — London, England, 1816-05-13 00:00:00

.)AAIA ICA •GAZEVITS. t•-• , .*.%• 1 Papers ate to I. a heginning.of April ; ,oter repentille that 111orilto's Artny had - from sicktics, they convey the ltd luiviog tarthcr particidttra respecting the contest St:110i " month of January," Brigadier POrras attacked Colonel Santander, a Republican Chief, °cane', btu was repulsed with the loss of almost hk troork, and was obliged to retreat to the i,r:,‘iore Of Santa-Martha. The second in com itt-toil of the Royalists, Capmani, recruited his l„ Monipox, and returned to attack ()cane, 16 t .ith - na bet ter . suctess. This obliged Mo r illo 1,; ahandou that route, and to order that they Huh; :tav:toC(! 10 the Sotsth. he ri;;lii wing of the flying army of Morino, (1:1 . ;;Pn the siege of Carthagena, obtained the oc , ;‘ap:ition of the NOrtlf of Nechi, which opens the to ranee to the, rich province of Antioguia ; but on approaching the city of Zaragossa, the itilth i;ltanissvt fire to their habitations, and retired to fca, Remedios the Royalists advanced, and, in h-o, ,fliihu,he..; and difficult passages, were coin ; almo4t nil remaining upon •the held, with the exception of the few that escapeit to relate the disaster. The Republicans took more than fioo muskets, with all,their baggage, moon t tin artillery, and military stores. This news alarmed Morino, and caused him to raise a new force, composed of the peasantry of the State of Cat thag"ena, amounting to 1300, who were forced n enlist against their Inclination. The Southern road proving also had, he changed his route to enter by way of Zitnity, which the middle road.' The Royalists tact with 110 re •:ltance , for the Patriots, the inhabitants of Zimity, tled to the mountains. Fifteen men were left by the Royalists there, as a guard, and they proceeded t:p the Rio Grande de la Magdalena, to march by x tint Rartolonte, to Los Remedios,. ,to avenge their grievance, but the experienced say, that t.'",e difficulties are much greater in this route than airy other. As soon as the inhabitants of Zimity tit the small guard left without support, Ciey rustic() from the mountains, surprised, and them tc, .the sword. In the interim, Briga i!ler Nlarales, with the f'orc'es newly raised in Car:. t!lagyna, of the fate of the guard of Zi 16iiy, entered that place, and lottcliered 1500 people, out men, women, and children ; oil that Ivere to be funnel ; uu their,part, the inlothirants Los Reniedio, retaliated upon the Royalist ,•riwners in the same maiit er. liy the same channel it k made known, that ,t,,r Altai ronvitt to the Go- General of New Grenada; they tcp',ied in energetic terms, that, " if he has been able cuter the city of Carthagena, lie will not enter t interior, of the kingdom, for they are resolved , dercild themsciv'es, by all their advantageous i , n,itiOn of mountains, rivers, and inaccessible' 1 0 LANDERS MANUEIS4, NAY 3. 7 —0 n the 28th of April the r,:varian Light Horse making pert of the brigatie, General Unhurtran', arrived at Prankenthat company of Artillery, intended for Landau, at the same titne from Oggersheim. On ttatt santi day the Anstrian General who Cornmand , in that pllc6 passed through here coming front ['tankful t, ‘vith his instructions tor the delivery of the countlics ceded to Bavaria. This operation Living keen completed the (LIT before yestcrday, p:lft of the Austrian troops which occupied Lao" and its territory arrived here yesterday, and c. continued their mare!' this morning for the Austrian liereditaryiStates. The' joint Austrian and Bavarian Government nt Worms, erased its` functions on the Ist; in the ceded to Hasse Darmstadt, and delivered op 1,9 ti,e nest!ianCointirissiotier. floe of tbe'Bavrian frontier will begin a I , oe below Vrankenthal, and Worms will be , hontior town ot a HeStso. The seat of the itoyal Bavarian Government, will be at kites, where all the necessary preparations are shit t; for its rveeptioll. Bit f_I;.S ELS PAPERS. iThus.gr;l.B, 4.—Letters from Sedan state, het the Prusqi,to troops were home days ago in. *7 , ~ ;ted*, Ittec troops have eXtraOldiWirily appearance, : The reviews Were :attended by nom! or of Russian and French officers. The r:wisian cfmtingenc in-France consists of 32,000 n1. , r1; With as proportionate artillery; It; is wider : itletd at Sedan that the Duke of Wellington will the whole line of- cantonments . of the ar. (.4 occupation. :caters front Paris of good authority assert, !!al the 4ratination of the. SessiOn.of .the two ',..,,Artt!tersi by the King of .France, before they had r ; heft thp various Bills under their deliberation, ineatire pronounced absolutely necessary itlinisterss of the Allied Powers, in older ir he Ptit t 9 Papiqs of Thursday have arrived—. tbow or Friday at e doe. They are extrentay barren, and with the I(coption of a riot at Gre noble, which was speedily quelled, they do nut nieution one fact worthy of notice. With'regard'io the turmoil at Grenoble, and to all disturbances and plots, as well inchoate us, advanced to open action, we can only, look at them as the natural consequence of the convol. 4intrs which have brotan the country into so Many factions. But as for their shaking the reigning dynasty, even were it not upheld by the ostiOnal sentiment uhicit we firmly beli e ve it i s , While one third of the Army of Occupation re. mains in France, the notion is too absurd to gain a single proselyte. The rumours seem to be in vented merely to amuse Joint %Are. insert to-day a long, anti somewhat foolish Letter, addressed by .Sir,flosEaT,Wmsort to" his AdvoCateN..DUPIN, in which he 86Sell$ the pro-, priety of his protest against the French system of ititerfo, accuseLi psisot”, and drawing their c ri m i ott tiara front their answers. Thtli very cchementlyealled Moral Tor tare , and s;t t Rol. a Rl', the very second AN,‘ CHAR SI s CLon:rs, an tl itet , resentative of the whole Homan !bee, a p i with from the haws anel citstoms of the coun try '0,41e rein he has offended, to souse general o pt i„ ipte sof legislation which he and - his limo ,. reti, < 4 1 . 1'ends of liberty and equality setup in their .i.)tvn minds as better adapted to the happi ness , ti' mankind. The matter is now of the least possiL ik consequence. Th e • Gotzttie of Saturday night contains an'Offl ciai N,. ftifieation, tra:)smitted by the Earl of Mott:A, tif the termination of the Gorlam war, npon the terms originally dictated : the particu (4. 0, is Treaty are contained in THE SUN of the same c. ate. L or d E, l WOUTH, the Boyne, 99, passed up Channel tor Yortstnouth on Thursday, with fiv e sail of the line company.—(Plonouth Paper.) The Princess . .CHARL9TTIi, and Prince LEOPOLD arrived in town *yesterday afternoon, and took . up Canie!fold House,. their residence at A Bill fur trans. rring a part of the Duty, 7s. per cwt. ir „„, sa t to Hard Snap, manila for, a third reading in t he I louse of C 0111111095 thiSieVell• j ug , an d seems only ',61 this late stage of its pro. gtessio I);ire excited st L' *() nsiderrible sensation.- - It i s sa id, ra i se h'tyrd 6enp itt kriSt •Id. in thu pound, and as Hard Soap rs used in an infloitely gteater proportion .than Soft leiy a-consi derable Tax,on the Comstimer. The opposers of the measure further assert, ticut the injury it Will do to the British Kelp Own eta and Tallow Merchants, (neither Eli 1p nor Briti,‘ Tallow being used in the manufacture of' Soft asit is id that °filar& Soap) will more than eeNnterbalance any 116.am / edges to be tic rived from th increased use of BritisitWhale Oil in the former,- instead of Russia and Brazil Tallow is the latter.— We confess ourselves incompetent to decide this question,- but presume that Ministers , obtained Ilufficiew. information to warrant their proposal of the measure to Parliament, and,to outweigh then . arguutenta on the part of the Trade. . • It is positively stated that " the POPE has re commended to the Irish Hierarchy to accede to the VW in all its details * and to 'impress upon the Laity the necessity of submitting with gratitude." What will the Agitators, .pretending to be Ro man Catiiolicksi -say to this Papal declaration .? Saturday morning ber,MAJavry and the Prin• aesies _left the' Queen's Palace for IVindsor. They ( li lt ed at Frogmnre, And returned to the Qtiven!s Palace at eight o'clock in the 'evening. Yesterday morning after 'Divine Service, her 114.iftSTY and the Princesses took an airing la the Regent's Park, Russell-square, Bfc. They re turned:to the, Queen's Palace to dinner, when the PRINCE dined with them. The Lotan CHANcat..t.ott had an audience of the PItIt4CI3 lIRGVNT yesterday, The Addresses of Compliments of Congratnia. lion from the Corporation of London, to her Royal liij;lmeis the Princess .AUGUSTA Of SilXe COiltirg, HMI to his Serene iligimess I.,KoroLD GkottosFttEDERICK Prince" of S axe C o b urg, w i l l he presented at camelford-kolise this tily, itntne diately after presenting the Addresses to the I'AINCK ItEariNT at Carkon-house, and to her Muttort at the Queen's Palace. • Letters by a private ship from Jamaica assert, that on the 12111 Mardi, orders bad arrived at Rio dal Wells, as well. as all the other pots of the Costa Firma, by which MotvrAt.vo, the pre sent Captain-General, prohibits the importation of British goods, and, fact, closes the ports to all foreign intercourse. We do not believe the report. The private French letters still continue to talk of plots. Several disbanded ofiicere; says a con temporary print of Saturday, .Were • seized at a secret meeting, where they dssembled to plot the subversion of . the Government. It is added', that the. pprehens.iow Of BENOIT, MARET'S Se cretary, in Switzerland, and of the Chevalier de ST. AIGNOK, has thrown new and unexpected light on the sable Ct. This is now believed to he a subordinate ramification of it deep-laid plan, whickembraces in its action . FOUCIIE at Dresden, eikr.sioT at Warsaw, gxclit.NIANS in the Nether lands, and SOUO. tit DUsseldorf," Another ac connt states, that there was a conspiracy extend ing to Madrid and Naples, the object of which was, the assassination of all the Princes of the house of 'Bourbon at once.--Buit Lon' Exmou'ra tetlcammi 308 Neapolitans and Sicilians at,Alk, , ,iers, and sent then" to Naples in the Zephyr transport. The plague at Nola had not entirely ceased. At Coyle six villages remain ed infected, but the garrison was still healthy. The Coifu Gazelle, states that, fr om t h e 20 th to the 24th'of March, both (Jaya- inclusive, there bad been 3 deaths, 40 ascerteined fresh cases of in fection, anti 60 suspected cases. The ratio of all had, however, very considerably 'diminished with in that short period, the numbers having, on the 24th, been only three deaths, four cases of fresh infection certain, and one suspected. • The- Mai, 'lotto pirates JutO taken ((Mr boats under British colours, and manned the two largest. Lo Earl I)Toaave, Master-Get of th e Ord native, arrived at Plymouth or" Munday fur the purpose of inspecting.in :person the lines ut Ply, mouth Dock, and of: atcertaining on t lig spot NVbat will be the expence tiiii*2►in4 those W`'utti,s, to put an end to the disquietude of a great pact of the French Nation, because it appeared that the majority of tbe Chamber of Deputies consisted . .of ultra-royalists, whose excessive zeal might have been Attended with dangerous consequences. It is besides said, that this has been the principal subject of the late frequent correspondence be tween the Courts of Paris and London. Merlin of Donny has received perluission to remain here for another month. in give hiin an opportunity of again shipping himself oil for North America. . I I. t ottisr, Aram Majesty has received deputation; front Genoa and . ' Sarnia, who have had the holour to express to him the gr,itit tide of his Genoese subjects, for the benefit of the peace with the Barbary Powers. Vtv.KNA, APRIL. 26.—One of the measures talked of for the relict of our - finances is a land tax, fonnded nn a new valtiation of 'knitted pro perty in the Heroditary States. This will have the beneficial effect of compelling the great landed proprietors to contribute more equally with their fellow-subjects to the wants of the State. ‘VrltZßattG, 'APRIL 29.---The Prince and Prin cess Royal of Bavaria arrived here the day before yesterday, with their family. Tilt)? alighted at the palace, when they were received by her Royal Iligline; , s the Princess Charlotte, and all the Civil and 'Military Authorities. Their Royal 111,-:11 nessecwill`go to•mbrrow to Mchaffenberg.,Their family has set Oil to-day for, that place. II is said that the King of HaVaria has crentrd Eugene lleatiltaltiois Duke of Leuchteitherg. This is a district in Ole Upper Palatinate, containing it popuhtion of shout 9,000 , 1 , 0u15. t . Recut°, A eett.,l7.---There have arrived from Sicily two regintents„destined to protect the coast and I be Nit val CouttuttNes,which are infested by the Carbottari. 'Phis is the name given tot he members of a new assoriatiun, composed of robbers, inuelt resembling those mentioned in History, to.d in the 13th and 14th centuries (insulated Gertniny,, and made war on the Governmei Undo Murat these men were protected am' reorardea; noW they are pursued as disturbers ofthershlic tranquillity, because tinder the reign of just ice and the laa s , war must be made upon ineorrigit Ile revolutionists. It (loot nut Seell) yet proved that, these, men, the enemies of onr present repose, at C tturrhe agents ot is party, which in several States: has openly de dared against • the re-establi.huntut of or d e y— There have been found ill a lisp; boat.thesses .and pistols, which seemed intenthcd for country people. TO-MORROW THE LOTITRY BEGIN's DRAWING ANli BONUS CEAS,Es— , -:ALI, PRIXLS I.lli Sl' DAY, ,411\4) FIRST PRIZL MAY lIE . Ana v En-1 France, t .4:mica, 1 Surinam, 1 Gottenburgh, Duidin, 2 Waterford. Du Holland, 1 Haatburg,ll. PRICE OF :STOCKS THIS DAY AT rwELvt o'cLocK. nmilt Stock, • • C .—." • I 3 pt.i . ut)1.1411. 1..0/ 61 3 pri t elit. Coils ...... 6/11 I per eetaS. . ' 7 514 hper Cenl,. N. Aim— 921; liattli 3.: :Intl.— 15 7-IlithA India 80nd5 f .......15. 2s. pr. Excheq. 11;1114,;30. as. 4s. pr. Ditto, aid. dis. par. thintium, Ditto fur Cups. WI accup1►t,.......6 COURSE OF' EXV I IIANGE, Finn. y, MAir JO. Amsterdam 49 2 IL e 1311.. Nit.), at• Sight ihitcrda.m . Ditto. ,t , '....;ght A. 11, Iti Itultertiiixii - li 0 2 1.73.. A ntwi:riS limahurgli . iI.I tow', Paris, .1 Day's I)ate, . ; ... .... '::5 0 Ditto . liouttleaux, ditto Fi atiLlurt on the Maio Miidrid -. , asi , Y.lft:Oi've OW i A Barcelona . 33f 11'0,4 ' 34 . . St. Sebasttan'i , 33.4 .i.ville ' t illiraltar I.vghtlEll ticuoit.. Nlltita 47 ----N,:q.lcs ...... ...• ' 304 . I'd term() _ _ _ I,U /4n i.)portii Rio intieirti Dublin .. .... 15 --Curlt..... 19 per Ceut. Agin ni the Bank on Holland.:.. 2 Poytuggl (4014, in Cnin 1. 4 0 0 per Or. Foreign Gold, in Bars ...... ..... 4 0 0 : 4 ,..t..w ambitions ........„ , New 1)nll:u•+ Silver, in Ilia., Staini:iret 1.1101-1 w ATER A 1' LONDON 'MUDGE TO-MORROW: Nim fling. S 7 iiiitiates alter '4. I evening, 17, ininut es utter 4j, E StIN. lOGEM NUIY 1)1CZ1,6 VALSUM AUPEAT LONDON, moma, MAY 13, 1816. NAVAL DIAL, ribs 12.—Arrived last night, and sailed for the River, the David Scott, Vansittart, Charles Grant, Marquis Canulen, Warren Hastings, and Ceres East IntHeinen, from China. Also airiveil this morning th►e Arab, from the South Seas; Lady Flora, from the Cape of Good Hope. Caine doivn from the River the Batavir, for Calcutta, and remains.—Wind MAttodvra, MAT 12.—The China fleet, 12 or 13 in number, are come to anchor iii Queen's. Channel, as the n ind is blowing strong at North, and the weather squally. The Brid g water and David 6cott have been spoke by a boat frail' hence; they 'a►re riding below the Eat Buoy o f : Margate Sand. HAttiviica►, MAY 1 2.--Arrived the Active packet with a mail from Gottenbargh. Sailed the fiance packet with a mail for ditto. Sailed yes terday the Henry Freeliog packet. with a mail f 9 Holland, and the Earl of Leicester packet with a foeCtixhaven. FAI,MOUTH', MAY 10.—ArriC 7 ed yesterday lb! Princess Mary plaet xy it!) mails from Jamaica, it ) 35• days ; brig Magnet from Lisbon, having 01 / board tie retnains of Lord .la - rntitt Someasar.- - !" Arrivrl to-day the George packet with front Surinam, in 28 days. Sailed yesterday the Soll a SMALL . , tot Rotterdam. Pot back the Occaa transport, MANGAREE, for Q Lebec.--Wind PORTSMOUTH,. MAY 11. —The Ceylon troop' ship, Captain 1 - I,AMILTON, arrived at Spithead this day from- the Cape of Goud Hope, St. Helena., and Ascension ele left the last-mentioned f4aiul the 31st , of March. The Spey, Captain LikK- 2, had arriVed at St. Helena, where were lying th e Northumberland, Havanna!), and Racoon. Powramourtt, MAel2.—Arrived his Majesty'g ship 1 5 roneethetts from a cruise.---Wind N. V. • The Dutch frigate Anistio, having on board art Ambassador to the Court of Spain,. arrived at St. Helves on Wednesday from Helvoetsluys. She is, boundito Cadiz and the Alediterranean, and put in here on account of ha%ing sprung q topmast. The Araxes, Captain Bucm, Primrose, Capt PHILLOT, Briseis, Captain DomaTT, Onyx, Capt. STRANGEWAYS, sailed from Jamaica on the SOtli 'March for !..1 .tiliuras, and the Emulous, Cal/Mill JACKSON, forfortrati-Prince. On Saturday the dispatches by tit- Astell, for Ceylon and Bengal, and the Batavia and Lidy Campbell, for Bengal direct, were closed at 1)1 0 Bast India House, and delivered to their respec tive Pursers. THE ARMY. Friday the Royal South Gloucester Afilitigt marched into Gloucester from 8ri ,,, v1 ; and. OR the 'sii.MC day the Herefordshircregiment arrived' . at Hereford. They will be immediately disem bodied. Detachments of the 93d regiment have been or" tiered to the following parts of the .Coun►y ut Clare : Easistymon, Kilkislren , Kilkee, tally, Tonigreany, Tulla, Six-mile=oridge, r aroad" for4l, Asi►era, and "Fraclo. On the 34 instant, at Limerick, the 2d Batts" lion of the 30th Regiment received from tite loud* of _their Commancier, Lieutenant-Colonel Hasty • TON, the Medals which the PRINCE REGENT. with his characteristic liberality, haft caused to be struck, in . commemoration of the Victory of Wa" terloo, And to be presented to every individota what sustained a cart on that memorable acct' anal. The 1110als, which are designed to be worst suspended from the neck, as a military ba4lo,llre tastefully executed in silver, exhibiting on 011 4 side an accurate likeness of the Royal Donor, and on the other an emblematic representation of Vic' tory. Over the latter is Inseribed the name of. WELUNGTON,7 and ti dcrOvatii the words " Waterho, 18th June, 1815." The name, rank, 'and regimant of the destined'bearer are engraren round the edge. The distributiOn of these pre cious: memorials (and it is only by a reference to the loftiest standard of hotuittrable sentiment thal . their value can be rightly estimated,) was accomf panied by an appropthoe and imp, e s si y e a ddress front cot. Hod .TON to hii fellow-soldiers. The Ceytoa, arlth 'en fide, Captain A. P , HAstiLroN, arrived at Portsmouth, nn Satardur night, from St. Helena, Shesailed on the 22d of April, with Captain ROBERTS (late Fbig Lieute ;taut to Sir G. CocKsuar:), and a compement of Orlicers and men suited to a sloop of war, to (Ilk° the command of the island of Ascension. sbc conveyed also stores, guns, a nnn un i ;lon , an d pro" visions.4hit her. The itacoon was cruising oil As cension. The I3ucepbalus, Northumberland, f l - vannah,. Spey, Ferret,. Julia; and 21 . :phyr, ‘veot lying at St. Helena. The lincephalus, in copse' gaence of an injury she sustained in Algore bay , Ott bee passage front the Cape, was to Sail for England in a few days after the Ceylon. To Ferret was to sail for England five days after 0 14 Ceylon. 800 stAPARTE remained sullen, in COfl quence of Sir G. Cocit.BUßti insisting upt4 being accompanied in his ridzs by a Briti 4ll ' Officer. Mr. CA.NNING has arrived at Bourdeaux &GO Lisbon, whence letters were received on Saturil3, from hi in. A troop of the 23d Light Dragoons is direcle & to be stationed. at Radipote, iii consequence bi Spirit of tumult predominating among the Libmir'. ing poor at Bridport and other plaecs adjacent. FALltay7/1, MAY 9 , .—The body of Lora A. Somf.eszt i who dicti at Lisbon, vv.ti 141141 ed (lay Tregothuan, the seat of Lord FALmour r i' oni - the brig AI agaet, which was hired for Oil POrPt"e 4-)f it hither front Lisboa.