The Sun. — London, England, 1816-02-09 00:00:00

HANInt;11011 MAILS. • . . tSittLitu, 304. 30:-3-On the 27th 'it . Courier ar rived here from . his 'Rapti. Highness the. Prince lleveut to l'rinte Leopold of Saxe-Coburg, which :induced the litter to set for London. This seems to . be a confirmatiol of .the report found in• the English,papers of a marriage . of the Princess. Charlotte' of Wales to diti 'Prince of Saxt-Coburg..--,(ll , lmburih B orsen Hull List, Feb. 2.) THR RUSSIAN FRONTIERS, JAN. 12:---Count Sttogotioff is gone upon an exttaurdinaryntis lion to Constantinople. - 'the seyeral triple, qua druple, and quintuple Alliances, have . been so numerous that history has . Inostly forgotten them ; but a triple Alliance like that conChAell between the. Monarchs of Austria, Prussia, and Russia, shortly before their departure from Paris, is the itioat original of all conventions of this kind, and, t • incite{ without a parallel in history. Such a sa *trisect alliance of the Most revered and excellent , . Sovereigns is an imperishable' Monument of our nines. ire t pV ANOER, JAN. 25.—Four persons are gone front here to Brunswick, to be present at the so. !cum entry of the troops into the capital on the 29th of January, anti to view the Castrutu DoLoris Of the late Dtike, erected there. BERLIN, JAN. 27.—The day before yesterday Lis Royal IlizhnessPrince Blucher, who had till then been. prevented by his indisposition, waited upon his Mjesty, and was immediately after hu moured by his 'Majesty with a' %daft at his owii house, Yesterday there was a grand parade of all the garrison, at which the King and all the rrinces. were.:present, but Ptince Blucher could only view it from the sil.tuloW".. The Prince Regent Las , sent from leis English stud, a most beautiful saddle horse as a present to rrince Blucher, and ordered it to he given in him on his arrival here. It is said here, that Marshal Davoust and some other French Generals will Circle to Warsaw, and some ofthemg6 to Russia. LgTTER PROM VIENNA, J. in dividuals belonging to the household of the Em-• stress Maria Louisa (which consists of 60 persons mostly. French) caused an affray sonic days since at a coffee-house at Sehoenbrtin, where they in sulted an officer even after a patrole of soldiers was fetched they were however speedily reduced to order. Russ!Arr . FRONTIERS, JAN. ri —lt is generally telievedthat the admirable and sacred alranee . of the. three Sovereigns is partienlatly designed to Cheek the intrigues of the Jesuits. LH - I - Tett iiiIONTIERII.OT AUSTRIA, ''3ANOARY 24. , . rvery apprehension that the tiegociation4 with 8 neighbouring kingdom may terminnte iii lir-wile measures is the more unfounded, as the territorial arrangements depend upon a general iletermina- Sinn of all thegreat Allied Powers, and the tiis.x proptirtion of strength i's too great to permit a thought oftheAtind. • ' ‘. ‘t hat the public papers have said of an 'alliance liketween the'Sonth Gertn'an' StAtei i, wholly un fonuded.—Exchange on London 33-4. XS‘IINtBEIt NEN r WEDNFADAT, VALE • TINt'S DAY, YOUR RATLINE, AI11" BE MADE.: TWO PRIZFA o:otin GoiNrAs. TWo PRIZo cy.go (No I'OUNDs, SI'VALINO, IN TUI LOTTERY. NOT TWO BLANKS 10 PRIZE. • ° altonarv--4 framburzh e thrs..-1 F ra r r e t , Nod, 4 (;ortenburelt, 1 Guerusry .014 Jersey., I Dublm, It Waterford. TIIICE 01 Tim asTAT Safiit . Rtricit, pri Cent: ItrtVll4t fi' ' ' 314. r Critt. X;ctro, 4 0011 4 ptr (;rata. 74, 76 *per teat. NavyAilit. 'sal 64 Yank 1.. Ann. ts 7-16ttit wigiltl,tittACK. , • • • )nellit Iltmds. 3s. 44 PT. Iliztllo. MN, par, :is. pr. (hiniutri, , l4li ' Ditto (Or royment. Cans. for Amount., 60) GI i 111611 WATER AT tONDON BRID'OE TO-MORROW. MosstirtA, t suinuto after 3. 1 Evening, thinntet after 3.' E S Ilf)tat {,butt I?lCelit rALOiv Aut)enT? LoNDON. R Y 9, 1816. 'rvro Mails frotn Handl' rglt arrived this motit- Under the date of Bei lin, the 27tli lMinary, it is stated, that in consequence of a Courier from this Country, Prince LRoPOLD of SAXE CoEVIta, the destined ,Ilisshand of our Princess, had e et out frolu-that City for London. There• bus betnt rather , serious affray ;►t Schaenubruun, between the French follo►rers of the Archduchess Al *tun LOUISA, and stunt A►o tiriuu Tile former, it is tato!, %toe 'with ditieulty Overpowered.. -" 'Some remarks ; ri these Papers , on .the . triple 'Christian Alliance which 'Russia, Austria, WWI 111'1146 a have 'concluded, may be rend With advan 16ge atta commentary upon one of Mr-. BaotiGHAl`!'i iquettious'itt the House last Disk, It i$ ht/WeV° .fardeal enough to hear it gravely sdik. that tV3 League V 785 entered into against tfrridetititi: Th ,perions ore dangerous enough, but it iq by in tri`gtie, and sap antf:Mine, AO almost iirvisibie marbincry 'pereading every . cooniry.. where: they, obtain footing, and working in the 'closest rtriion to the same . end they are not to be met treaties of alliance, nor baffled by sovereign agree ments. Those who rvish to be safe from them, must extiode them from their dominion. Mr, BROVGIiAa has, it would seem, suetecde'd fully to the In Orrogutory Skstent which los recently been introduced:into t 1« Oppos.ition practice of Par liament. fle4`ants information on every subject; "rises to ask," anti " wishes noW," and" sires to be told," with all the skill and pertinacity of a veteran in this art, so condin:ive to the ptiblit 'interests; Never, we are persuaded, u as more per fect sincerity manifested by te;Gvet nmesit than in t he assurances given to Parliament, that every intelli genee calculated to unfol(l the stair Of the nation, both with regard. to its external relations ants in ternal situation, fully to their yiew; %voold be freely furbished . by . Ministers and it is lasonie to observe, that the impatience of party is so little. restrained, as to itoluce this categorical anti no gentle conrse even so very early in the Stilision, and against a disposition which requires no stimulants to the performance of a duty voting:l6ly under taken. As for motion - 5 for tlocuments be!ongi►.tg to other Powers, we are. s►irhrized that the folly of such proceeding dOei not prevent ns fio►it witn e ssing it txhihition. The Common Conned y.stcrtlay agreed to pe tition tigninir the Propery There could of course I),e nothing new-iu the di l cussion, an►l n i c k e d it proceeded entirely on the old grounds just as it there was neither reduCtion nor ruo.litieation proposed ip the uew measure.' This must be the fallacy of all resolutions come to on imperfect information prematill ely. The Itep►ort of an important Meeting nt the Bank will he found in a subset - pent column. The result of the arrangement is, that the Bank he stricdoo Act will be continued another year, from July next : The existing relations be‘ t we e n •Government and that Body continue in . . stow quo—ana the public he relieved by an att . vatice and eiontm t vation of J.,,oan from, the Bank, to the amount of 7 • millions, at . an' iiikerest of 240.000 'per ann.' iustead 'at' 373,00 U, thicli it %Nook' be at 5 per cent. EatatiToN, is With ‘•entiSitiertthic siitiefuctiOn this nicirningi Out we state the riri tiate,report of the l'hvaieian in att'eutrtutee tApoyt the Pitt Ncx REGENT,• mentions that hicßoyal Highness. riot otily-enjoy, the refreshrheut of rest every night, hut that itt a iew (lays the Prince Regent will resume liia public exercise, it the weather proves livonrable, awl every expeetittinn is. howientvrta?rled that liis• Royal' Iltglmes4 be so , perfectly his constitution,. Its , tp be -enabled to return to Curium House ciu outlay *eeic. . , - . .Letters received from St. Helena, of the 27th Deeiniber, - irate; 'that • lionNArArerkt dXily rides out, Sttrivitill by an Officer, Captain Popri.EToN, of the 5311'regiment ; but that he is' confined to, certain. limits. Ile keein eight banes, with a corresponding equipage. A camp had been torm ed at - 11 Cert :OW dhit,FllleC a tooind I t iat his escape &<'m the nioregnarded again.t. Sonn tekV days previous.to the date of these' let tees, a misunderstanding bad taken plirce between BOoNAPraTtc and liElyricrio, :in consequence or . tvhielt General MOth'ltoLON Lad been appointed Grand Marshal; sntl‘Geti''64l:Goad'Aurt Alairer the Horse. • Lettercfrom Cadiz state', - that the ,Maria Loiii;' sa, 'three decker,' and the Only one a' L that. rate' rimaining in the Spani4h Navy, was lately lost on . . the coast of Africa. I ler crew eonsio ot only, 70 mu and three office's, with irhielt she put to ..sea,'was overtaken by a i,torm, and cast away on, the' coa•ii.of Algiers. Few persons were saVed, n and on their landing ese made prishuers by the Algerines. •Thc Austrian Archdukes ;yesterday visited, and Inspected' time Printing Machine at the 'Times Newspaper Mice, •Witlf which they expressed • tbernsclveshighly gratified, On the •Vith of Jiimiaty,died, in the flower of her age, at Lull the Princess 1 . 4 Macs tArtiouna ScuwEetN (born Princess of SAXE WEt- MAR), "second n de' Of . the Hereditary Piince of, MEcimeNtuttri SctiwEELN. Yesterday the Lords of .the Council met at the Council Chamber, Whitehall, to heat and dett:r. Inint'Appealt ThC Earl (ASVLURK hers been appointed Ciavil .I%lagistrate and Justice of the Peace for the Indian, territories iti Canada...--(13oston" nazette,) CORN EXCI(ANR G, Veit. 9'.--Our market Was tractably' Welt supplied tvitb id! 'kinds, Of Grain this morning. Fine Wheat and o.itS went tiff hderably brisk; `at Monday's pliers Ratio, and Molt pup .:ports its price ; Peas' being in demand, ahltl - retitia)'Y at One last qithotions. In other ,kinds ot . Gvain there is. no alteration. • SMI:TRTRLD, FEE. 9 day's Market had a short supply of the various kinds of Cattle Veal ttn4 Pork were dearer Beef And Mutton sold at Hlitst prices and the trade in general Was SOVlC whftt dull. The sales in the Hay-market were trilling ; Straw fetched # Intter vice; ant) Clover ulmoivieil last pried: ESCAPE OV LAVALSITS. LEI 4 TER VftC)%t PARIS, JAN. 19. the portintlais of the Esempe of•LAV . ALkirtt ,i rtt •„„„;i ttio wn, and are,astollosvg Captain,Hutchinson being in company., heard the wife of the prisoner highly comateuded both 'out account of her iinderstinsling and heart, and expressed his opinion that there were still means to sore him, and that he would dote object to contribute to it. The stext day the Laptain received on ann..; nymOus letter, the Writer of which appealed , to his generous , xentiMents, and to the manner id, which he had expressed and told hinftliat it he were seriously disposed to help, be would find his ;nab at a certain place, With this` man he . setthid and arranged everything titAt could tats the prisoner; Ko th:it he took Laralettc into his house when he escaped from. prison. ~ " Ile remained three whole days in the Captains apart ments, and was then'conseyed out of,Paris and over the Iran ti,rs in his carriage; T.avalette hid no passport, foe which' reason tip! Captain accompanied him OS his' aid-de-camp, having.made, him pot on the uniform of an Bngllsh General. Whele'ver it. WRi likely that .heir passports would be asked for,' .aralette feigned to be asreep and indispiesed ; it was not allowed to 'waken him, and the Aid-de-camp answered the ipiestions that were put. ", tt ii said tobe . reryditEentt to draw any intoritutilun from Madame 'her tinderitanilin4 and protlenee baffle the ikiter:ty ul the interrogaling Judges, 'and her answers entirelj• di.;concert them." PRIVATE CORR ESPONDENT,E. IhmatinGn, JAR. 26.---The asserting iii a Loni:oil morning /piper, that the Correßputuivit had been Suppressed, has oreasioned gi'eitt deal . of laii;liter here. • The ephemeral paper meanu o whiet i was called the Volksfreuncl, was hardly known here. T:ie King ot Pinssia issued on the 17:1i, at Berlin, an Edict, permitting the free exportation of gold and silver coin. NEX%S. . FEB. last night and this morning the remainder of the outward-bound.-- Winn N. E. ikv‘IOUTH, FRB. 7.—Arrived the Adamant ti m ispoit from l'ortsmnuth, bound to 'St. Helena. BANII nNGLAND. , .• Vol*Nara Genetal "Catriuot Ptaprietors wat held at. ,Le Bank. Mn MELLISH. (the Governor) .Steed, that the object . fOr.whi,.h.the Court was called top-tiler, Ivis to Coke into consideratfon a kt;tr which - the Direetorkof the Bank had received front the First Lord of the Treasury itsid the Chancellor . of the ExChequer. Rut, before stating Os purport, , he . wOuld beg leave to' retaind the Court, that their engagements with the country, in to' far as re... •gaided their chartered rights, were 'n'on , near et termination, and titvreloVe it was nhsoltately necessary that some understanding Shoold be - mine to with„ The: Governmetit, aortkr . thitt nn arrangement should be effected. on prin• elides of equity find good faith.. The sub. Stance .of the letter in questiitif, - whidf should be read to the Court, watt an applicatiOn intt, the,part e of Government, that the loan of, three millions front the Bank, now existing without interest, should be extended for tw o y o , rs, crr commencingfrotn the fith of April•nekt. jt was also proposed to ,pay oil • one million . arid' It half of the., Exchequer Bills, atiranced ley the Bank at au interestyf five per cent. ; and, on the other ltatid, that the Rua: should lend toUmerii tient six millions of Exchequer Bills, At , rest of tour per cent., tor two yeais certain, aod„ after that time; for three years loge r; sixmonths, notice being to he given reciprocally by either peaty of the time when they were to be paid oft. • liere the letter Was rend conveying:the ;above *iepiest o , and stating, u 3 the ground of it that Go vernmeot, from a vieurof the present awe of tie , country, were Anxious.to befit as lig'►tly i poll, Bible on illy money minket. • After the: foregoing statement, Mr. M ELLIE ft pv(Weedt'd to ndtl, titer it Wit,i 111 C intention ne Ministers to Trt,pose to Pettliativ.in that the re striction on cash • payments should be contin ue d for one year, dated from July .next. Upon the best consideration which -clreyr‘kere able to give the subject, the Court at Directors thought thA the application of Government shOnld be 'complied with, anA he concluded with proposing a motion to . that effect. It w i ts ask'etl'by a proprietor, whether, in the opinion of the Directors,. the bulanee3 were likely to increas'e Or diminish ? Mr. MRI.LISH .--fit was pretty . evident that be public balances could not increase iu iliac ,of pettcr. Jr.A Rtcattno wished to know whether it was understood that, at the expiration of the period of the loan, the Bank would continue in the cusiMly of the twiner of Government ? He was led ro, this inquiry by a paper laid hclore the House of Commons, in which the Directors' seemed to claim the custody of the money us u tight. Now, ever, they seemed to haie abandoned this claim. , • Mr. Mitt.Ltstt declined entering into any discul.:' Ilion on. the topic alluded toiby the lion. Propri, etor. He could not'he expected to say what would happen two . years hence. In the mean time a, hargain.must be a bargain. A Fropiietor objecteil to the bonus of paying off by Government 'a million .and a half of Ex.. chequer Bills,' bearing 5 per cent, interest,,.whi!‘ six million& inure were given. to it at an interest of 4 per cent. Mr. lIARMAN governo) replied, that no doubt it we* a bonus; hut, under all the'circum stances, it eras not a great sacrifice on the part of the Bank for two years. •;' . , Mr. SHAW prOposed, at an amendment to the motion assenting to thr proposakof Government, an addition of the Words ) " it being cmderstooti that the balances should remain in the hands of the n:lnk, us at present." ,•• Mr. NATI:AA:4 - ttionglit the expressing of any'suClt conditions titinecessmry, ns it was perfectly % e ll understood that neither the present nor any future Mit►isttsty would oliject 'to , the practice. al' it now existed. 'opposeti the proptisition,' both' on .public 'grounds. 3MI as • a proprietor, thinking tlist an increascA4 the Connection betweitiAlo., veronica( it "lank ivould prove inittrions to unc.Coutitry, and tilt inniteirrainotis to the 'Bank itself. The •motion wag then pat, and 'lied by ti very lai‘ge 'majority, there being only two or three, hands l►eld up against it: The Court - tittli adjourned. : • • • , Sit THOS. 'h. AN! MARTIN AllCCCeilk Si, TienitAik Be Toomrsos in tti 4ffice of Compiroller of this Navy. At an early hour on Satin(lay morning,. ta. county constable, with a set .. vanes detachment of, the 93 , 1 ►egintent, under it. warrant from LIENnY: HEVAN, Magistrate, went from, Wulf to arrest, a wan .named Rourke, near Athlacca,. in this county. After having sectAred the prisoner, , the .peasantry assembled in great, .nnmbers, un it: attempted to rescue Rourke, wh9, to Isis credit.. endeavoured, to dissuade them from so domg—, however, the mob with the greatest temerity, t.o only pressed upon the military, hut disarmed the, serjsant and °tied the privates, whenthe party, tor. their own safety, were obliged to tiresome rounds of , ball, which killed two men, one woman, and ow, vetely wounded three men, An inquest. was held,.. on Sunday, upon the dead bodies of ,the people,: who were 'named Hartigan, and Conner, and. Ellen -Rourke, when a verdict was returnett,-- " That they were killed in a .wanton,atteek r made upon the soldiers,'' -We are told that Ho thi t!4 : could exceed the coolness of the.serjeant and men e w ho frequentlyremonstrated with t he 4:mint ry people not to peraiet iu an ,attaekovhich„ As it evinced Would , .-most ceriainly, terminate to their discorntiture,—,(Limerick Chronic/s.), Cuatnus Dtscovear.—On Monday List, Mr. Supervisor, and. Mr. P. (foxte, made a very envious 'bat imporCint ‘eizure u still of 50 gallons contents, with all the apparatus - belonging to it, consisting tWo wish tubs, "eft veral hogsheads, and a earletyof other utensils, besides destroying 250 gallon s: of .n 441, wash, &c. The still was erected in 4, vault., under the 1)01.11(1'13e of a gardener, near Leith. apt' the smoke . carried through the tines, to preveut ; detectiOn. The entry was by a laddet the hot•house; which wus covered over by -A trap. door, so nicely fitted, as almost to be ilupercep tibia. . TH4NIY. The 2d Reihnem of Life Gnaras marched into Town yesterday at one o'cloelt , , on their return front the . Continent.. The ll•tntl of the Ist Ilegi. meet of Civards 'et,corted tlieto from the tlio l m along IVestntinster, prid g e into the Metropolis, and they were received with repeated cheers by the populace: • In our Paper at Ntomlay week "sk , e gsre the Dis. tribittion,. &a. of the Prize Mnney to the Army which served under the commend of litinGhtc the Duke. of- trat.t.lNOToN in the Peninsnla, and foe - thefOrthei. informatics of such 'of Our renderi a , n i Ns t root he acqueinted-Avith ihi 'ciestilptiott p erso n• included bi earl% nt the six chisies'fitere.; in (reified,' tsteltOw give tie tollowitig , • •, . The First Class Thrnlll, the rietteralt ()Mali The ,Sprand pito, 4 ittf Fie W,Otheeri.ancl ,tkie (eller Tenons who usually shnre with them. . c .' The third •Dit6i; the r . and' other persons who usually Ann, with them. ; The Fotirth Ditto, siitiniltrrns (.ther ;persons who nstitilly'llietii with them. The f Ditto, Scrj t eants othei personsVbn usually share raithlTbrin• ' - ' 1 The Sixth Ditto, Corpernie, lirumniclrs.,Fr;rates, and tier Persuur,s.Eiu usually shirr Witti then,. EAT U • Y i 4 • coviti.-(3 O'N , RtLt. perforated the pat a babedia, in Mcoure .for Measure, the , becor , d r f .svisitS,estasiti' , 4 characters: dill:eared before a Londowaii , - . dien cc . 3... b ,t Of opi.l ion,,that the of, this distinguiNhed As;tresi is tenderness, <tad .that, ,her deserveilly,higli,yeyittittion is twill iipah the eX' „Of , !Lt. softer and (if :we may say .sat) more fioninine.passions, we,cannot ligtet wish sqfl p.. of our contemporaries, that this inidertaking_was peculiarly, adapted to her talents.,. !I'llere are malty other (diameters arawo by our ,Jnitnoreal Bard tc wide bwe thitik,she . would do r still peater jinitica—nectl , we mention Lanett nail cor(lelia. !subedits is of a severer cast, tier judginent never yiel(l4.t(i her feeling, .endlite. reproaches with ‘vbieli Oke loads a hrother,,whose, immediate death appears inevitable, r artake of the austerity of the cloister for which she is deb(iiie), rather than of ~the weakness of It.. inanity. We ,do lint, however, infer from these" remarks that the hulieits of ltact night was. not aft athuir,able performanee Au), the etintraty, It • evinced the highest regoisites, and incontestably established Miss O'Ne.it.t.'s claim to he plaCeil at the very bead of her profession. But we remem. her Mrs. olio NS in the part, and we remember the dignity and gratilleur with which she iliVgStell it ; anti WO Woklid 110141 it almost prONliiiioO to Sly . , that touched s we certainly. were last night, ue eZppriencell any thing like that rbrillittg and sublime emotion with which the, commanding powers of. the British Jrielpoutene lives this play overwhelmed us. Mr.:YouNa, in the Duke, left na,nothing to. regret or %visit for. Mr. Teunv, Angelo; dis played great ldiscrimination, anti acquitted hirn st•lt ,exOlently at- a very arduous part. The Claudio !of , hlr. C. , Kxmout was all thatit could he its, look, action, and delivery. JoNrs's Lucia (our pmits compel mi.to say shortly) was full of nitt 14anv, LtsrAt, and 131,ANCIIARD per fectly filled op all exceedingly strong cast of cha racteP by their 11(14101114e acting in Burnordine, Poitipey; and Elbow. The play was given out for repetition on Saturday amid entlinsialtic applause. The ft'llotyiug Gentlemen %I-ere called on Tues day tot the degree cat Minister...Ea-Lew by the-lion. Society ot Lineolnislun BUTTERPIELD, 4 4.1 4- W.-Y. NAL, Esq.