The Sun. — London, England, 1819-04-17 00:00:00

0rr.." . 1 4 m ale; lig jo Joe ; Lei=t• ~7~i 1* et' % 10 , uut dna the per oP' icit C at 1 01 3 4 1 tiact (14 9 th‘ 114". 3 ,100 lee r• but° id, Tat s ob - c jaV OIiI C or'''` r ho!' ~~~e f the o the' It the IR" 'e , i t i 3 tt , l l ° - " e "'as niaticed y instice and bctieeolenee, which sn ag assailed hY ever waarcintcurrility, corriTtcd the public mind, and : n ded in the executio n of one of the 'host vie thous Llhrtrells 'lent ever graced a Throne. !fa fre e , Press had preyailetl in France, BuoriAtianre never C( . 1414 have risen to that height of mility.Dt-sro 1114'which spread consternation o ver Entope,andeu atibletl hint to hest.ow Cro w . ns an d D om i n i ons anion 1): infa mous family and Mittions, and `if a free -es s had been granted while he eras a' t h e, " I ' 6 : r lllit , o f Power, he Would soon have seen khrow,, elel'ation and trampled in the dust. But is rant all :—it France should gain free : e3s, the most detestable publications would ":1-eatl throughout Europe, 4:lders, and to delude the lower , extirpate all bf.re:lijary a !", se nse of Religion. Therefore lieor;:y gio °Pe 'list Frenchmen for"tileir own sAe..es well -I('4 the sec ur i ty and happitteis of I.'it be ptt '"fiered to diszurb mankind : by °F a p ower which they would be s u re to (lie by the most- destilactivp excesses. t \ ' o I P rs to 5 h M a r c h, rinsttoto "e lath, alit! UllifA o d x tie 23J, arrivcd tilts4torhirl4,.. (Pront the Comnturial ..-,'llvertixer of the !nth-) All 'll)talti CoIET T an.ive,l h ere . in I% 'I4Ys. f rom I )Nt' Cayes, i nforms, that a ll Gen,-cal AI`GREG, v .., li lia . lt af l deserted him at Aux Ca yes, o'vlog to 't to; n t of funds for tbeir sobst s .,'"(7e . fProw the Baltintorr Tcle27aPii li ~, of the 10th.) i ti ll . 'eat sensatio n ha,. heett 'yr othic , d ill " e Zult," Sr a by the prthlicatiqn, its The Notional 'edigeacer, of ~ strietilr,a ntfith. LACOCK'S re- Il t 1 .: 1 °' ti.e Seminole War.*' C0"6"4 tram lite ° l ~1 11 P Rper, it is believed that the Government e. ‘"lleric a intend supporting the disgraceful pro -1.1.(141" "f th e • sanuninary JACtiz,ON. These ttrlqures fill five columns. clItl.""g language. • t tt raj jACk9OSI has lethe ft NVlshington for tie t tll'e'e c ountry. __\lr. Fol;sYrn has left t a l s pila i if)* his mission to'Madt itt• 14 -lie American Papers contain 'parti c ulars of a ttil ltt4:llll e fire at Petet4burg (Virginia) also 'll Pitiiadelphia. We Dr account tif Pet ' el 'ent to oor (traders this day an 1444,wY important Tri,ll at tire Chester A''izes tpect "4"3114y liist, talc. it in Cour by a most re e t h 4 I,l'l' Cori,von th i n o , 0., whose :cciiracl b it '''elid. 1 . 1:e ~,,i p, i:, were BAGUELEY, 1..t.1.11111(11`11), N u; 3 u , \ ..,tst, tio ce of tire theil.who re;te illlPtisohed „„:,,: the H,sh• as Corpus Ac!, anti 13,,e "'l'ictttt of , ~-„,,.pir,0 . v to excite the l'"1": - ihe-el'..)tiiinll,ll3,,v; by :heir sedi , iotts-spetches i th i 'Pin 144 1 1 391 sto . nmer, while Ur i We'ivc-rsi--. ', itr were to a stat e r I th 't parr or the Cnu . ' Y 114s,etiti. iMstrh,, idiiii:itiot)...— 'I ,e Court Wad not \' ''k' I t :te'l,ret'ue , •:11.en our . accounts ea ate away. 1 11 ( , 4- I "at the ex , u p , ,, e will not' be Ins: upon , ihn !ill, , ;e -:1.45 i ' IHSZ trthltitrule, and Government . 4 '4, lit I bttik s of -the Council lor -its vigi- It4 :4l,,•, l"se 'et . iinee, anti . firtatt,,ss., in re:t:ot . .ii . i . g l'tV,and-brin!ting the offentiers to Jo ,tst.t.. They commence iii ‘l*,, ....-... k1t,, , , 13t- that. one Rejders will P3Y IT4l:tictiler , Q ill our F a t. : " 11 I() the Letter of BISITAt•ZNICL--. N I) e ::: this flay, which comes from it very 461 e tli-'"111•("11 "lit.it) WP expect lo 1111 t. four inOre, , T e t : b i 811311 be inserTed with all due celerity. NI ''" b utip. „ p xr pull reporq are . sent f 1110 14 411 -the • hr )°•fliKs..tlith.r Royal Fam ily o Ii ALP"e "( the 11.4„ii%1!,;1 y6RK,. bY. Sir 11":1" ‘t' 13 and Nie iil 'GREGt,R. The former lii,,i'4l'es i r* Ac t upon i.k Royal I , , it, eB " constant atteluDdoce il l'd :' tu take every possible I' reca '" , ift " i° °III ' 13 - 1 4 1:". 1 fever. The following was yester ttl wi '. !in :-..... 44 t'n't C .. rr)Val Highness t . he 4141. 't ‘''.ft:ll:"'k AtesiTiithl'i ls A fc ' ee rL .i l r 6 o; l l l e 's ver t , :au(' -it - otherwtse 4 , F.. •10 ,711 141 Eu AL 0 ‘ ....--....a55me..-..._ ' " 1414 .N :'N i A R C Y G . rt E A G I A) F IL II :" .1 . ). 1 'f, Cereni, ~1* f,'or.oNEL El eittlips.—Thig. nu i tt: l r i n s ; 11Coorse 111 10.,k pace to-play. Au . in" I hour t'.l(.4ray,„-In' N•rsons assembled at an early 134 Kisio - tot) i. •. I whence the pro it n iov •4Tie.tqpii(l, tifili_ ;he& the I 111 Plti .. "I io the order b efore (lescr,.., . 144 liot, , 1 „• , s; T The wh,,le p t a ti ir, ', IQ De,d 1 ~,atc.l to ...Al • flip tip n , 'le e • II loirift!) anti imposing effect. The ' `iPs 1 in t he foll Owing direction ,11it0,,,,i l's-Inti,l4 1 1 . if, I)i-nt Cliaticery- lithe, .1,7,, 1';',.. 1 t he St t'` ', 'I, M,:.->t-I:ii'ister-Abbey. 1" - 11 ' 1 A;; "t e:itrges we timic,ii Th ose of the LORD 4 (1 1 v i e : l'" finite of NIONTRoSE, LAnIGRANTH,A2+.I; C tk 1'411%4 Fti `` o c her. tltstiiTtitshett personagts I I l ot 11:4 i tI rt, i rya r .. . , lt ardS mere CO"11'1"P‘ ktk,4 l :. l' el n t . ot!'sle Su,rrey'Yeontansty,. cot: • i,n,:tetiqji,,,d,,h,..' iller . -,? the In ivate cat riAges 42 in 4t oh, ' 1,1" Procession pa setl along the Strand " clock. ~ A, ',et sterd rt 4 fr,,, 4 Y the Royal Family, &c. receivedlet lir 1.1 li ttitl, btikes vhf CLARt , ,.!'gbit' and: CAM -1d;1 thtrt4l- ; 3 "Over ; the c4inte,t,, or them. ".c 14. k: I)"ftell,e;Yr!'4Pry to say, are vet ylav(Trable ill:ii fllt,,,teli'. k-LRENCE has recovered tr,nn ,p h l is ~,,,i„x 0:111.e Ditettess is gaining stren,_,_l4e b t , 'e 'lt ut V. 'try wt.ll tavvattls treovery. T ii,:k 0.4`-iii,MßittncE anti the you:lg PRlNcgar: ," ti i , Q 1.1" eVvry respect. The letters are 1.L'1vt.,,,1.0':111 Instant 4 l ad 4 . Y ‘te 'Joke and Duchess' of GLOUCES. 4eleet party to dioner. DiPORTANT TRIAL Fort SEDITION'. 7 tInhSTER ArFiir.ls, 1819. Before Seijeunts COYL-Y Lind AIt4HALL. TIIE RING V J. JOkiNSO:4,, S. GRUMMoND, and J. BAGII.IeLF,I, for SEDIIION. Counsel for h e ATToIiNRY-GPNEI R‘L (Mr. Betiyon), Mr. F2.,'ANs. and Mr. (.iint—Foi• Pfkohers, Mr. WILLIA:, Mi F. '!'hilt Pi-miners, where, did itnla*fully eo:ospire; incur, aud s , it up certain in ‘:!,(l(l',6l§ against the Government and Constito ton, a; a meeti,lg held tier to S , 1.1),.rt, on the I of September last, tr. which tvere prest nt from 3 to 40Q0 people assembled, nutlet- a pret e nee of petitioning Pail ame:nt for a lt,t , rtn it! the Com mons House of l'Aiihaineilt. - 11141 ti,e 1 1 )1 ee ?outlived on a sta.!e Is) address the people, (let ided Monart by, tee.tntinended 10 go t. Ith arms to obtain wtt.it they L.1(1 dematAkied, and recom wended a' National Cobventiou. If they do not a•tend to the petition, ion are to consider the Nation a, you: Reotesrutatives, that they should arm thilnstives against tip :. l'ytatit, and use force t - 0 tnTV . Bolton _was the first witness - called,— 'teas at Si.iekport the I at of September last., mud was present at the Meeting within a (par: er be f..re two o'cloek, at Saedy Bow; 3 0r'4,000 were there piesent ; a large stage was erected, awl SA Ar five or six persons thereon. liagueey au t Drommond were on the stage; reduced to wh a he heard a few d.ys af.erwaids heatd all of then) adt:ress the people. liarti.m spoke in great contempt of Government, and elid ed with religious quotations ; he was Chairman. Bitoteley add! essed theta 111,011 Reform, blamed them for apa , hy, spoke in favour of Paine. All the shop-keepers would be i eformed from per sons buying only trout Republicans ; recommend ed sending Deputies and Pelegates from all parts of the Kingdom, rise in arms and repel force by force ; it you want a leader I will lean! you, and spend the last drop of my blood. lie repro based the people for abusing Buonaparte, pass ed encomiums on limmaparte; would lay down his lite in the cause of liberty 13agiteley, at some length, spoke again, when son arrived, anti t:e said the men at Derby were moidereit ; wished for a sworn in his hand to cu off the head, of all tyrants, which he called CAsTLEhEAGH, StbMoUrn, and CANNING ; I wilt shunt whenever I hare an opportinity, and if do not do I hope the won't', will tear intend limb from limb ; advised the men not to ,o to work again, and not to Mite;; tii - tne masters ot weavers, manufacturers, but buts the looms. The weavers h a d inmed ont. Sais' the three at a meeting be fore, in or about April, at the same place ; all the three ttien ad - tressedthe crowd about Parlia mentary ItrinrlT7, abitseirarid rilliculed the Police of the to n, appeared acquainted with one ano ther '• l.aguelry ken; ki school a t Stockport. CtoSs.t . x otritated by Mr. NA T lLLtAsts.—The-tither then ; baw too aistos ; a stage player. mot keeper of a hilitard table ; Mr. Lloyd clei 7 k t Alagistrat'e ; sine -at that tileetiliti. du: at cuptladict t hr . ; Aithess was WSJ/e -t:l,d ; there were hear 200 special ; the ,t:rori day atter the theethig was rxii4tootil b (lie 'GI jotry at Chester with re spect. to what he had heard. John Lloyd, or , Manche s ter, a special consfa sworn —Was at the Blanket Meeting in Nianchest,er iu March ; knew the prisoners sinee the :3d.ot March 1818. whO:va ere upon a st,ge there at a large mee.ing, addresing the people. Bapcley ad‘ised the Blanketeristo go to Urn duo,to obtain their tights; there had .been croing meeting near St. Peter's Church - , many thousand pusons resew ; did not see Johnson there, but saw the other two; asserted there was no use petition P.-91tarnent . »bout Reform, other means must be adopted. Many meetings' l ie u afterwards between the 3 . 11 and 10th of the month. ,Johnson said On ibe 3d, in the evening,. thry would meet with friends no the ro a d, before they reached lioniingham; lie had no doubt they would be strung, and agreed at that meeting for that at St. Peter's Church with blankets ; he took mioutes atter the nteetni j Bagueley and Di um mood taken . up'on the 10th ; Saw JOhn , d.l) ;sit.; in custody; held a - meeting on the 9.h ut March, 1817 ; oilier meetings .were 'held in the coun *try ; saw Bagueley and . Johnson at many of theta; the meetings were seditious ; Johnson at one of thein advised ,people not to pay taxes, an d r i se in a body against petsons who might come' for tuxes . . WhileSS piodueed the mintitc:s of the meet tug at Sandy i3row, Stockport, Ist Sept. 1818. Bagueley said he was weary of the'meet ings for !telt , ' m ; the must recover our liberty ; towns and r:llages should choose orlegates, and thaw up a petition, and arm them selves ; if refused, compel them sword in hand ; recommended a . large house in London, to 'be e a tj c d "NltfOnol convention ; advised arms, and : tire whole coun ry to join, and to meet at 7 o'clock in the morning ; they three tvould s' it k .tiy 'die people to recover their rights.; advised the people 10 give up wot k;ttg, and then the Govern tuck could not he sieppo - rted. fly Mend, Mr. Drummond, will speak. Mr. Drommond said, Arm yourselves, and be tittallifilutiS, .heliase civility and decorum—mulling but sword in hand will do—Liberty.or,Deatt).. Mr.. Johnson :tail Advocated Reform three- years, atm had been iu chains by the late Acts. Governtnew had sent to tio• Clergy to pock beabiries at Derby. Abtus ed grossly !milk (.astier., ugh and Sihlutou h, and Mr. Canoiog ; they were em:fined it) gaol and ruined; that the Jury at Dairy was packed by Magistrates to convict the parties ; he tailed against the Magistrates ofCtieshire, Lancashire; rather than live as they do, lie world 4,ivisu them to rub and plunder, and t%utild end his clays on a gallows hue tithe was come whet) we most arm otuselves, HMI 1. ant realty 'o lead you even to morrow morning. Bagueley stated tie bad wake.) on Ow Rev. INlagisuacc, but he had letosed his ascent; the utettibi; wits called by guttil resrtet- able iieOpje ; and sipok igiinst Lip Niojcsis do- Jameg' Colipick, of Loodnn, was at 'Stockport in Septemb er last, at his failter's.; saw a public procession of Weavers, troll) 1800 to 20U0, turn out ot the hand 7 loom Weavers : Friday atter, saw Bagneiey and Drnmuntiod, who came to join she others at Sandy Brow on the Ist of September ;. Saw all the prisoners there ; confirnis the state meet of Lloyd, jun. as to most 'ot the particular maters, and the 3;prohatinu of the populace try the most inflanonalory party ! si!k-in , innfactnrt'r tit SiOCII port, was present at the meeting. Ra,tueley said they 1,01 met so fretpteioly nt the towns atoond. that delegates should he at SONIC centrical town — he believ,s liirmingham 7 , -soloold draw a peti tion, Which., if not attended, to, the.kropk most arm themselves, and.at tend the N.dional Conven tion. A requisition tsr calling the meeting was read, purporting to be for a Patlidinentary Re form. R. Gee, of Stockport, was present at the meet ing ; heard Bagucley address the people upon the subject ot their lost liberties ; he came f, ward to propose a plan by which they might he gain ed ; towns throughout the coqutry, should choose two delegates to discuss their rights at Birming hatn—nol to wait the tedious form, but carry the Hdl direct to the 'Speaker's char ; that 'if the House did not attend to it, or refuse,the grant of the petition, then the people were immediately to take up,aptsts„ . . • John Hinatio Lloyd. student at Oxford, was at the meeting ; 3000 . and upWarils of people were there; saw. Harrison ia the chair, Hagueley and Diu Harrison first addressed the meet iug Bagueley spoke afterwards ; and then Drionniond inok Minnie.; (produced them to the Court). fitrrison spoke of the doctrine of resistance ;. Drummond spoke of mal.admini vration of Government, increase or the Na tional Debt only to support the Royal Family ; Dintrimond continued, " We have now not only one Tyreint, but we have Commons, Louth, and Kiogs."—Bagueley said, " I can do my duty, whether by s,,'ord in hand or othererise..—Drum mood stigmatized the tua . sters of factorie; rouze yourself from this pernicious lethargy. This was the last 'nue they would meet to discuss the lites tiou ; the next time they must act—Liberty or Death —Johnson began in a violent manlier, and spoke loudly ; spoke of bis long imp!iyoutnent, and the next time !Lev Caine must be with swords in their hands Oh ! that I had a sword - lar;.,7e enouo) to strike off the heads of all the tyrantS iu the laud. Some I will name, Casticteagh, Sid- Moo It, Hod Can4iing. • . The Frisoners eaUtd no . witness in their de fence ; but 51r WILLIAM§, their Counsel, spoke two ;lou r s mid 4J on They were all tound Guilty, but sentence nut passed The trial lasted trmn 12 minutes after 10 oitluclt, till 40 utiuntes after six o'clock. . r E L. .7 1 1 pr; 7i i • bed are dug no ( ' ( i 10 dig' )010 sa~~Y (1 Gam• We" n Cil~ day , ~ j~ltj' ;lie ;eve t)1-: , .i c ett .ip~.~ )t tileY ~~C . IC eSS ; lice' i tbe iiil c!:'` REGIsTER OF FA,,HION. The Duke and Duchess of Newcastle returned to town yes terday, from a tour. The Duke of Wellington left town yesterday on a visit to Mr. Brand, y his seat, the Hoo, Herts. The Duke of Norfolk arrived on Thursday at his house in St..Taines's-square, from his seat, Farnham, 6uffolk. Thursday his Excellency the Duke of San Carlos had to dinner a party of persons of distinction, among whom were the Prince of Hess Pliilipstadt, Prince Esterhazy, Count Munster, and several diplomatic personages. The Ambassador from the-Netherlands returned to town yesterday from the Right Hon. Charles• Long's seat, Bromley Hill, Rent. BATH ARRIVALS.—Lori Blaney, Lord Colville, Hon. H. Fatie, Hon. W. Manic, Sir A Cathcart, Sir S. Sheppard, Sir A. Wilson, Lady S. Murray—Gen. Morshead, Gen. Bowl( tt, Col. Spearman, Col. Strode, Colonel Vciev, Major Major Olialloran, Captain and Mrs. C. Buller, Captain and Mrs. Domaresq,, Captains Bowen, Camp!sell, Crape, A. cans, Fife, Fvffe, Hvlshatu, Jones, Selwyn, Worthington,. Wood, Lieutenant •Drapt:r. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWNIARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 1419. FRIDAY, APRIL 16. - Mr. Thornhill's sister to Steeltrap, beat D. of Grafton's ' sister to Joke, 85t..71h. each. 100gs.-Even betting, . • Nir. Thornhill's b. f. by Scud, out of * Goosander, be'at O. of Rutland's h. 1.• 1) . -y- Waxy,' out of Rosabefla, B`it. 71b. each.Ab,M. 400 gs, h. ft.-t; to'4 011 Scud f. The Hampton Court Simi Stakes 4)f 200 gs each, li. ft. for, the, produce of imires covered. in 1815; colts. sq. 71n. fillies, fist. alb.' I).M. untri,t.stalikus allowed 1 51 b. Mr Vansittart's gr. c. hyTreasitrer; out of Selima, ast. 41b. 1 Gert;Grosreitor's f., Blue Stockings, by Popinjay, out of Bristis, Bst. alb. 2 : Itous's ch. C. Euphrates, by Quiz, Bst. 7ib. 3 Geo. BloinntiOd's eh. c. Regent, by Election, oil of Se litres dam, Bst. 41b. gleveu pd. sto 2 agst T7easarer c.-7 to 4 agst.Blue Stockings-2 to 1 agst Euphrates.. , Mr. Charlton r s Strephon, Bst. 11b. beat Ed Stawell's c. by Waxy, (IT bf Atingtail, Bst. 21b. A. F. 100gs.-6 tla 4on - • • Sweepstakes of 100 gs each, h. ft. colts, Sst. 71b. fillies, Bst. 41b. Ab.M. Ed Suffield's ch.. c. by Conius, dam by Alexander the Great 1 Mr. Hallett's b. f. by Sir Paul, out of Miss Totteridge ; 2 One pd..-21u 1 on Counts c. Mr. Charlton's Strephon, heat Major Wll.3on's c. by Juni per. out of Trintbuslt, Bst. ;lb. each. A.F. 100 gs, h. ft.-5 to I 011 Ntreplton. Sobseription . Plate of 60i, for two-yr-olds carrying 64. 7111, three, Bst. 511,. four, Bst. 1:31!). five, 9st. 41b. six and aged, • '9st sib. '.tr. Goddard Sylvaniis, 4 yrs Mr. Cussmi , .% cit. c. Wonvermini-, 3 yrs . Nineteen started-illeJudge placed but two. 3 to 1 apt Sylvanus. The Port Stakes of longs each, it. f. colts, flst.7lb. fillies, ti 41b. rising four years. T.11..M. 'lr. Wollaston's Merlin Nlr. Lake's Roger Bacon 2 Mr. Watson's Warsaw, by Waxy, out of Fineshade's dam a ' • Two prl. 5t04 on Met lin-2 to 1 ;Igo Roger Bacon-4 to 1 agst Sweepstakes of 200 gs each, 11. ft. for the produce 'of mares - criverrit in 1815 ; colts; Bst. 711). fillies, Bsti 21b. D.M. Mr. Watson's f. by liapliazard, out of Dodona The new Prench . Antinissnclor art ived in F.. )g. land ou I . 44irsdrty Last ThurtrlAy iiis Excellency (lined with Viscount CASTLEREA9LI, at iI)N sect at North Cray, Kent I.leitietidt)t-Coiouri Iiw , ANQUHT succeedi to the routtoa,(l or the City (,t Lowton . LLht Hotse Vo.lonteeri,, and Major MABIIitLY 10 the Licu trwint-Cu)ont Icy of that Corps. FOR THE SUN. THE LATE MIL. PITT. \lrt. EDiTnii—The anniversary day that gave birth to this never-t O-be-forgotten S•titesman dra , sing near, when an eminent Club will meet o celebrate it, I take for granted, that the conn reliance they give to your illuminating Paper will never he withdrawn. •- To certain friends of this suptior character, whose worth renders the lan guage of approbation difficult to describe, it owes its Origin. As a plant 0 , their setting., and water etf by 'them, it gteW sweet to the seut.e, and to their'honotr it, flourished in maturity, and re warden the Lauds 'hit fostered it. It it have .41tice"..been affected by conflicAng elements,' you Sir, ta4 its prk:sent . guardian, have done every thing to revive 'it ; and "at 1 deetir it ,i flower.of Mr. Pi'-T's principles; I cannot doubt that all those ‘vii(i rct•cre t bent, will contribute to. strengthen a Mint that makes them illustrious, In the midst :Of an overloaded competition, we 0 ha ye 'not cite that excels it. Religious and civil, political and moral, it is properly called the Par son'4 Paper - , Liberal and chaste, it • lied& forth th e w a ys of the faCtions, and Scandal flies abashed from its columns. It is to mine in which if we ' dig we are sure to find ore ; and as I see, Sir, that you have among your other happy resources • a vein of poetry, Illope some of your Correspond ents will favour us with a verse or two on the • coming occasion, that we may - breathe a solemn note to Unison with the PITT CLUB. • A PITTITE. *** We have been inth-bted to this Corn's ponuent for nrAny valnable Articles, and we feel much obliged to hint for his favourable senti. ;news, not doubting that they accord with those of the PITT CLUBS throughout the United King (loon. SHIP NEWS. DEAL, Aram IG.—Sailed last evening after post; the Hon. Company's ships Cornwall, Wilson, for China; Matilda, Hamilton, for do.; and Apollo, Tennant, for do ; Sorry, Aldhatu, for Madras and Bengal; and most of the outward hound, with a fine breeze from S. E.--The brig Brothers, from Sunderland, coal laden, rat) on the Goodwin Sand this morning; but was got off at high water by the assistance of souse Deal boatmen, and proceeded to Itamsgate. ()tie heat that-launched to her assistance upset, and the crew were un fortunately drowned:. Pottrsmount, APRIt 16.-'-Arrived the Sicily, CoOpel., from Pidtrom and Gibr,t;t;ir, for otders; s,d;ed Rth awl '27th March—plact;d under quiira . ntine; Duke of York, from the Downs.—Pnt back the Consul, —, for Cork. . CORK, APRIL 12.—rrived his Majesty'. b ig Shamrock, —; Atlas, Black, from Dubliti,with convicts. The Crown, arrived at Falmouth in 75 days from Triest Spoke on I ?th Mardi the. Alert, from Liverpool to Messina, about 20 leagues West of Sicily. CUSTOMS HST. Entered lawards, April :6.—Union, Cox, Cadiz; Hope, Peisfitiry; Virginia; Sylph, Milne, Trieste; Hero, Barker, Lisbon ; slary, Dobion, Leghorn ; Charles, Apsse, Rotten ; Albion, Whiteman, Leghorn 7 Hannah, Heathorn, Bombay. Mitered 0/awards, April le.—Perseverance, Matighant, Hamburg!' ; George. au(' Ann, Postgate, do.; Byron, Au• Berson, Trinidad (Wore Ontwarils, Apr:l It;.—Betsy, Conyeri, Berbice ; Probity, Cooper, Lisbon : Ludwig Wilhelm, liettek, Stettin; Peggy, • Hutton, Suriliont ; Nlaugaret, Smith, Bermuda; Grunieline,.Plasket, Boston; ()Peale, Jefirvy, Quebec; Chris 'cipher, Snell, Jamaica ; Thomas Granville, Nlattnitig, India; Catuntic, Blanskird. do.: Expedition, Hettilwerk, Datitzic ; Nelly, Peter,borgh ; Boduey, Bell, Menul; burg, Cleghorn, Prtersburgli ; Hope,. Patterson, Pictuu; Nicholls, Pit hey, Itiga. Last night ‘ve received the Frankfort and Other Gerniat! Papers to the 9th instarit. Air affray, attended with some bloodshed, is said to have taken place in the latter part of the month of Fe bruary,_ between the French and Bavarian sol diery io the nvighhoirrhood - of Wissenhurg, not many miles from which place the first 113variait outpost was stationed. Vl'issenburg is situated in the department of. the Lower !thine. The ac counts add, that the frontier -between the Bava varian terr i irories.and Fiance had not yet been marked out according to the Taeaty of "Paris,' 18 . 15, nod that fr“pient disputes between the .Donaniers arose Iroin the neglect of this arrange awnt. flanihnrgh and Dutch Papers have also ar rived. - I'hey bring intelligenCe of some serious quArrels having taken place at . Brussels between the different regiments eomposing"that garrison. The . city was not tranquillized before seme wounds, bad been exchanged, and a party 'of tulhulemt hussars unceremoniously committed ti) i 1 a watch-house. An important commit:66l6on from the PRINCE H EGFNT was read on the 3J in stant to the States of ll.anover ; the leading par tieuhrs of which will be lound under the head of "..Uoreign Intelligence." • VOCAL CONCERT.—YIie sixth performance of this e x cellent Concert to,ok place last night at the liiiiiriver• Square Rooms. BARTLEMAN is Via prevented by illness from appearing, but his place eras VVCII supplied by BELLAMY. W. KNYVETT, ,Mrs..SALM , )N, Miss TiIAVEIIS, Miss WILLIAMS. And Maclaine •BELLOCHI, were the chief '.oval Performers. An apology was made for alias :STEPHENS Who was suddenly taken ill. 'flue whole was much . applauded by a crowded :audience, among Whom were the Archbishop of Yottx and the Earl aid Countess of DEBBY i‘lu. Ow v, it. A.—”e lately expressed onr regret oa hearing that this excellent Artist, and . respectable Member of Society, ban been seine time in an ahrming :st a te of intli9o-Ilion,, hut stated that his, love ut his Art had t!iin-pheel over illness,' and we learn Willy pleasure that he hAs sent ins allotted mitrib , r of Pictures for the castling antotal display. Among the Portrait* now finished are Chief Toitice ABBOTT, 11,1 - ; the of Sr. DAVInS, and the adie of Buccucni, of the s,nne ,tze; Lord ExmouTti, the Iluto of Algicts, Kit Kitt; Sir T. ACKLAND, whole length, and other Pot-i f - A irs; all strong iu similitude,, aid excellent itt Air.---Mr. Owetst, we filtd, is gone to renew health ,at ighton, and we hope with success, tar the hu. .11Utif of British Geuius.