The Sun. — London, England, 1819-10-28 00:00:00

~ . ,I i ~ n J .b,(Jr-VLE:' , I EN TO THE LONDON GAnyrrti, Oci. 26. TKURSDAY', OCTOBI 28. Tfar-Ofre, 26th October, 1819. Ilis Royal Highuess the Prince Reeeut, in the and on the behalf of his M (loth hereby require and commaml, that all the out peosionet a of Chelsea Hospital, and all those men who are registered. in the bunks of Chelsea Hos pital, with a view to prospective pension, and also all out. pensioners and registered men of Kilmain ham Hospital, residing in Great Britain, who were discharged from thtir respective corps as non tommisiooed onicers, trumpeters, drummers, or privates, %%holier fromdhe Regular Cavalry, Foot Guards, or Infantry of the Line, or front the oT Fencihle:.;, do personally appear at the places, and on the days hereafter ment lotted (with thu exception ~f those resident in London, or efithin twenty-five miles thereof, who are ordered to appear before the Commissioners o f the s a id Hospital), in order that such of them us on exa mination shall be found fit, may be appropriated to a Royal Veteran Battalion. His Royal highness is, however, pleased to Ilireet, 'bat the present Order shall not be considered as extending to the out-pensioners from the late Horse Guards end horse Grenadier Guards, the Life Guards, and Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, nor to such men as by the hospital book 3 are now more- than 55 years of age, or bad served 24 years in the Cavalry, or 21 years in the Infantry, previous to their discharges ; nor to any men discharged as privy es, whose pensions are above ten-peace per diem each ; nor to those who have lost a limb, or their eye-sight, or are cripples, or who received a certificate of their total unfitness for further ser vice, from any of (he officer, employed at the last general examination of out-pensioners in the year 1815 ; nor to such out-pensioners as are now serving in the Regular Militia as non-commissioned Officers : SOUTH BRI rskrs. Dutbani and Northumberland—To assemble at Durham, on the 4th, nth, and ISth November. Berwick Town and Liberties—To assemble at Berwick, on the 4th, nth, anti 18th November. Climberland and Westmoreland—To assemble at Penritb, on the 4th, 11th, and 18th November. Yorkshire, West Riding—To assemble at Wakefield, on the 4th, 11th, and 18th November. Yorkshire, North and East Ridings—To assemble at York, on the 4th, 11th, and 18th November. Lancashire and Cheshire—To assemble at Manchester, on the 4th, 11th, and 18th November. Shropshire and Montgomeryshire—To assemble at Shrews bury, on the 4th, Ilth, and 18th November. Derb•yshire and Staffordshire—To assemble at Newcastle-un der line, on the 4th, aid 18th November. Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, and Rutland shire—To assemble at Newark, on the 4th, 11th, and 18th November. , . ilerefordshire, Monmouthshire, Warwickshire, Worcester• shire, and, Gloucestershire—To assemble at Gloucester, on the 4th, 11th, and 18th November. Glarnorganshire, Cardiganshire, Radnorshire, Pembrolieshire, 13tcconshire, and Caermarthembire—To assemble at Bre con the 4th, 11th, arid I th November. Anglesea, Carnarvonshire, Denbighstaire, Flintshire, and Merionethshire—To astemble at Wrexham, on the 4th, Ilth, and 18th November. Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, and Isle of gly—To assem ble at Bury St. Edmund's, on the 4th, I Ith, and 18th No. rember. "Buckinghamihire, Oxfordshire, and Berlisbire-;—To assemble at Aylesbury, on the 4th, 11th, and 186Novembet. Ihrtfordshire, Huntingdonshire,Northatuptonshire,and Bed fol dshire—To assemble at Bedford, on the 4th, t 1 th, and 18th November. Essex—To assemble at Colchester, on the 4th, 110, and 18th November. Kent—To assemble at Maidstone, en the 4►h, 116, and Itlth Novernber. Surrey and Sussex—To assemble at Horsham, on the 4tb, 1 Ws, and 18th ;November. Isle of Wight—To assemble at Newport, on the 4th, 11th, and 13th November. Hampshire and Wiltshire—To :nimble at Andover, on the 4th, 11th, and 13th November. Dorsetsbire—To assemble at Dorchester, on the 4th, 110, and 18th November. Somcrsetsiiire—To assemble at Taunton, on the 4th, 1 Ith, arid 18th November. Devonshire and Cornwall—To assemble at Plymouth, on the 4th, 1 ith, and 18th November. Guernsey—To assemble at St. Peter's, on the 4th, 11th, and IPO November. Jersey—To ascemble at St. Helier's, on the 4th, 11th, and I sth November. NORTH BRITAIN. 13mviek, Selkirk, and Roxburgh—To assemble at Kelso, on the 3th, 12th, and 19th November. Edinburgh, Haddington, Linlithgow, and Peebles—To as semble at Edinburgh, on the sth, 1 2th, and 19th November. 3wnfrir9, Kirkcudbright, and Wigton—T. assemble at Dum fries, on the 31h, Vilh, and 22d November. Ayr, Bute, Lanark, Renfrew, and Dunbarton—To assemble At Glasgow, out the ,t 1), 12th, and If,llll November. Stirling and Claamannan—To assemble at' 4 .Stirling, on the r,th, I2th, and 22(1 November. Ar;:ylt—To assemble at blverary, no the 19th and 26th NO VC 111 her. Perth, Fib', and Kinross—To assemble at Perth, on the sth, 1-20),;1nd 1;1112 !Curt!lnber. }',-Ear and I. , :incarditte—To assemble at Montrose, on the . - All, 12th, and 19th November. Aberdeen and assemble at Aberdeen, on Ilit 507, 12111, and 22d November. Inverne! ,, , Nn;tn, and Elgin—To assemble at ll%Terneqt, on the lett, and 2COh November. floss, Croon:toy, Sutherland, Caithness, and •th . liney—To asiomble at Durdoch, on the 19th and 80th November. His Royal Higlitiess is at the same time gra ciously pleased to declare, that the said non-com mittsioned officers, trumpeters, drummers, and private men, who upon examination shall be found fit for service, shall receive the sum of one •and ten-pence per diem each, from the time of their leaving their respective homes, until their arrival at the examining station, calculating the same at the rate of ten miles for a day's march', and shall he afterwards subsisted until allotted to a Vettran 11:ittalion, at the following rates ; namely, setjeants, trumpet-majors, and drum majors, at one shilling and ten•pence ; and cm porals, trumpeter!, dimmers," and ,privates, at tine shilling per diem each, together with the usual allowance of one penny per diem for beer money. His Royal Highness is also pleased to Order, that every man found fit for duty shall, on his joining the Veteran Battalion to which ' he shall be appointed, receive a bounty of one pound five shillings, or so much thereof as shall retuain after supplying !tint with proper necessaries ; and that every man when discharged, shall he allowed t o reckon his service in the said Battalion in addi- lion to his former service, and to receive such an en.:reased rate of pension, as the entire period of his service may entitle him to claim under the re gulations now in force. It is 'also his Royal Highness's pleasure, that the men who upon examination shall be found unfit for any ditty shall be dismissed, and be set tled with at the rate of one shilling and ten pence per diem each, from the time of .their leaving their respective homes, :until their arrival at the examining stations, calculated at the rate of ten miles for a days's march, and shall receive also the like allowance to carry them back to their homes ; and that while detained for examination, they shall receive the same pay and allowances as the men found fit for duty. Every out-pensioner appearing for exaniina lion, is hereby ordered and required to produce to the Examining Officer his instruction pa2er,.and such out-pensioners as are not resident in their re*- spective districte, or to whom it, may be more con venient to appear for examination in any other, we hereby informed, that they are permitted to do so, provided they appear on some one of the days appointed above. And it is His Royal Highness's further plea sure, that it any out-pensioners who are exempted from the present call, under the ;elms of th's Pasclamation, shall nevertheless he desirous oh volunteering their services, and shall present themselves for examination at any of the places of assembling, they shall, if found fit to serve, be received into a Royal Veteran Battalion with the same bounty, pay and allowances as the men who are included in the call. And it is hereby notified, that all the oht-pen qioners hereby called upon to attend, who shall not appear at any of, the times and places herein appointed, will be struck off the books of the out pension of the said Hospital, according to the re gulations under which such pension is 'granted, without any prospect of being restored thereto. By command of his Royal Highness. the Prince itegeot, in the name and on the behalf of bis Majesty. PALMEnSTON. N. B. It is most earnestly requested, that all Officers Civil and Military, and all Magistrates and Ministers will exert themselves in circulating the above notification in their respective districts and parishes, in order that the out-pensioners inte rested in the communication of it, may not suffer from ignorance of its contents ; and they will also have the goodness to explain to the out pensioners, to whom this Order dues not extend, that they are not called upon to appear at the Riesent examination. (There is a Second \Wier from Lord Pat,Mex- ETON, addressed to those Pensioner,. living in London and within 25 miles thereof, directing them to appear at Chelsea on such days as the Commissioners shall appoint.] NORTHERN MEETING.—The absence of the Mirquis and Alarchioness of HuNTLY; in consr ylettee Of the death of the Duke of IttcumoNn— of Colonel F. W. GRANT, of Grant, who load come ris tar as Elgin, on his way to the Meeting', when Mrs. GRANT became itidi , posed—of Lady ill Any Ross—the linnonrali!e Mrs. EjAY MACICKN. ZlE—the Dowager Lady CumMINO GORIMN, and many othets of the most respeciable supporters of the Meeting, with their families, cast an unn3nal gloom over the present yeat's assembly, and the two first days were thinly attended, brit on Friday the nninbcr increased. Chair was filled suc cesively by Sir James Dunbar, Sir AV. 0. (211111- ming, and Lord Salton. .Excellent dioncrs %vete provided during the week by Alt. Gediles ; and the Hon. Mrs. Stewart Mackenzie, of :',ealorth, in the absence of Mr. Mackenzie, pret-eoted the Stewards with a floe hart from the rrks of Bra. hart. The band of the inverncss•shire were permitted by Captain Walker to utt.ettd.— (Edinburgh Courant, Oct. 25.) THY, SUN. SOLEM QM% MCERF. MIDEAT ? I 4QN DON , THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1319. We received last night the Paris Papers of Sunday last. Those of Monday, which were dtte this ,morning, have not nrrived. The folloWing arc extratts ", Pasts, Ocr. 24.—The Bing• gave audience yesterday to the Cardinal Archbishop of Paris. His Majesty afterwards took an airing to St. Cloud. His Majesty also gave a private audience for half an hour to the Duke of Ragusa. FIVE PER CENTS. Saturday 7c) f. 9v C. DEFER GED STOCK. Of the 24d March, 1Q.17, *3 1. 15c. 22.1 Sept. 1817, 4211 Match, 1818, b9 1. e. 42d Sept. 1818, ..... 87 f. 15 C. 22d Match, 1819, B5 f. 15 c. 4 , 2 d Sept. 1819, ". FRANKFORT, Ocr. 16.—1 t is said that the Diet will not meet again till Spring, after the Congress of Vienna has decided upon the various important questions submitted to it. " The Queen of Sweden is expected to pass the Winter here, under the title of - the Countess of Gothland. " COSZTANTINOPLS, SEPT. 10.—The rbgtle making great havoc in all the parters of this Cspital. The hospitals ate toll, and tie mortality is increasing." A Supplementary Gazette was published thii containing , the requisite detailkd Notice to the Out-Pensioners of cliche* and Kilmainham Hospitals residing in Great Britain, to appear at the places, and on the'days, therein mentioned, for the , purpose (if found fit for service) of being enrolled in Royal Veteran Battalions, each of then) receiving 'a bounty of 11. si. on being found fit for duty, and joining their respective battalions. For the further details of this mea sure we refer our Readers to the Gazette i!selt, Which will be found in another part of our Paper. By accounts from Halifax, the Lieutenant- 1 Governor had issued a Proclamation, giving the substance of a Dispatch from Earl BATtrumsT, in answer loan application of the Generdl Assembly of Nova Scotia, to annex the Island of Prince EdWard to that Province ; in %illicit he stated, " that the raINCE REGENT sees 'no reason "to . make any alteration in the existing Constitution of the Canny, nor to Sanction any change in-the' forms : which are now observed as to the appro priation of the Colonial . Revenue." . Extract of a Letter from IV. .P. CooK, Missionary at Otaheite. " The whole of this groupe of Islands is now perfectly Christian, awl, if we are to judge of their conduct by that of nominal Christians iu general, they have vastly the advantage. Theft is unknown among them ; family prayer is set up its.every house. The Missionaries, 16 in number, have held their annual Meeting. A Missionary Society has been established, of which the King is Ptesident 3000 copies of Luke have been published, 'and ten gallons of cocoa-nut oil it given as the pike of each."'" FUNDS.—The late panic in the Stock Market has alarmed the Country Fundholders. Yester day. a considerable amount of Stock, both for Money and Account, was thrown upon the market, by Brokers selling for Country Sales have also been made by the Jew Jobbers, supposed to be for the great CITY BULL. — This day is a holiday at the Bank, but some bargains have been done for time ; Consols opened at 661;' the Jews sold at that price, and offered more at 66i, and Omnium at 31 discount. Should these sales continue, a second panic may be ex pected. Much As vve have seen of the par y, we may itldeed add, radical spit-it, Which pervades The Morning Chronicle, We could not have 3iippose,l that it would continue to keep up that "scurrility Nvhich hat been so lavishly poured upon the 'Alan chester ?Magistrates and Yeomanry Cavalry. There is a long account in that Paper this day, purpott ing to be a letter stating proceedings which bed taken place at Warrington on the 25th inst., 1 " consequenGe of a visit which Sir C. WoLsas% and Mr. PEARSON had made to that place. Mr. PHARSON is labouring in his vocation, and i°o no doubt, well paid for his trouble, but Sir CHARLES W.oLseLeY seems to be the travelling complainant, as HUNT is the travelling Orator. Sir CHARLES and his Legal Companion, wanted it seems, to substantiate a charge against a person named HamBLET, one of the Yeomanry Cavalry, and MeAonaa the Trumpeter. The writer of the Letter from Warrington, takes the oppor trinity of repeating the hackneyed charges -against the Magistrates of Manchester sod the Yeomanry, with what may reallq be styled a rigmarole statement of conversations, &c. that so evidently display a radical bias as to render an confidence in it ridiculous and absurd, otherwise we should, at least, have submitted the substance of it to our Readers. Our conviction is that it is intended, as we before observed, to keep alivel the hostility and prejudication which have been so shamefully directed against the Civil Authori . ties at' Manchester, and, consequently, to inter rapt the calm investigations of the legal Tribunals. In the course of tie letter the writer imputes con. duct to CALowELL, the Deputy Constable of the town, which we hope that jet son will brill ut►der legal notice. lit short, the whole of dill letter consists of radical trash, and, we have nu doubt, at best of gross exaggeration. THE RADICALS.—We had not space yestcylal for the ideas that 'crowded on our minds, in per' using our Correspoudent's statement of Ductal' Apothecary WaTsota's proffer, That the pout devil should desire to be bought up, and attemPC to sell his'sThence, is nor to be wondered ; 'but We do really admire his impudence, in bouncing lustily about his rival HUNT . 3 a nd his own incorruptible patriotism. Our Curry , ' poodent was perfectly right to withhold his assist: snce in selling. the Doctor,' since, itidepeudend 1 of the degradation to himself and the insult to the Government, which such a proposition woula have involved, it coot& have had no other effect than creating a thousand such applications from every aadicalßascal in the Kingdom. This we say, supposing that any GO , ;ertimetit were sort'? ciently asinine to close with the Doctor's terms, which we are perfectly• certain our Governmetti would have rejected with instant disdain. We arl not more tender of a radical neck than is Mr: --r•-"- ; .! who assuredly wishes to save the deistic!! multi' lode from the danger of listening to their toetio" 9 leaders. That they may meet condign lw ish' ment, is our wish not less strongly than his that their wretched ignorant tools may be rescued front their influence, is his wish not less strongli than ours ; else why has he exposed the proffeio venality of this desperate Doctor, ix tine to open the people's eyes before be can lead them from 'Fin" bury-market to the treasons of another Spafieldil —What ! it they will no longer. be cajoled by . 4 fellow, Who pockets their pennies, and then p*./ th e m off .ith the hard wrung surrender of )o° ' titer PEARSON'S draft ; if they will tits longer 1 064 the schemer, who sells their halloos. for 6 • 16 pounds; if they cease to he the jto-k-as:es of 111 ` 1 honest Treasurer, .will they trader their 00; Bence to the broken ApothecAry, who proffer ° to Sell their Cause for there plenishing of his Pla 4 tigxes 2—We do - roost sincerely hope, that tb i t• ready Vendible may at nest Monday's mob-risi n c .be called to acoonnt by his sub-radicals. He"! not have ingenoity : enough. to evade our Cor m.' spondent's charge—it is too strait f.-rward; E; be may have impudence enough to deny it. who know Mr. --, know him to be incapa ble of falsehood or of equivocation ; his acquaintetocc is not vet y extensive among the Radicals; and "(' man more thoroughly despises what is called poP P 7 larity ; we reckon, therefore, that the Apothecart will find a plantp lie the most convenient re' 5 source.. Against this, we beg to cautio n i hearers, the More especially as the charge does • hi. not take him by surprise, and as he will hav e " enough to make up his face as brazen 85 morter.—Really, the Reformers Are'cell cap "" c0 Between the five pound Orator and the silenc e lea d. selling Doctor, they are like to have special wi g ers to the gallows. We earnestly hope they ~ stop short of that point, and leave the incorr rtr. Demagogues to occupy it 'atone. r tCP A Circular has been sent (tutu Governslen. ig all I lie Pal iSii Officers in the Is iti(rdow, tiir o f them to transmit to the Clerk of the o° 6 : vl ,c Commons a correct account of the ninveYDr' is has been espentled for the relief of the 4 i9• their several Paritdies, for iBl7, 1818, ail , ' t he Yesterday a Court of Duectors vepr;l hel d 61 ,,irri Eist India House, when tiie followintZ C' t ; t , j cl ive tv re sworn into the command (it their r e!l' ships : r 3 Captain J. Jameson, Earl of Balrarrfts Ca; , t• r '• • ~ittl ' A Warren Cap t. C. i.e Blanc, Thaltici, nd Cltlit:v.— ('apt. P. Cameron, for St ej p tt • j l5 Buncoolen, Prince of W:tles Island, and Cltinti."-. Pca.rsun, Ci en vral lit wilt, lf:r direct. tit RE 1 4 ik Seri SIR -4° null I s youi tinnily the tn, Yet pt.( that Ti td of i YOlir3;" Stood i f ence 1 Such c 'ainly the al, the Sk p ally or effus lc be r ,l Lott t 1 dirt) inte re tells, Post, Ptrs I ° do Itt ft c a Cht live 1. triotil Mils( %nil 1 rekin itid t d self, Oct ;leln PV 111( fortic Chal folio of 1 1...1T Cori to ri ' l 4 dani 1311 Tece if) , th e - arid rive i litit licil I Cd, c~ l1•1 T HEAT It IC A 'REGISTE R. Performed /dui S; L rld, • Tctv.AZRE RoYm., RauttY-LaNte.—Wild Oats: Hover, Mr. : Lady Amaranth, Mrs. W. West. After which, The Turnpike Gate. THEATRE Ito VA L., COVENT-GARDIM—The Steward :.Principa I Characters by Mr. Macready, Mr. Jones, Mr. W. Farren ; Mrs. Davison, and Mrs. Gibbs. After which, Arthur and Emmeline. ST. SIMON AND Jung Holiday Ist the Bank, Exchequer„ East India, and *south Sea Houses. A KR! vrn-2 Waterford, I Guernsey, and Jersey, 1 Hamburgh. Dux—l Dublin, 1 Waterford, 1 Gutteuburgli, I Li.bou, I France. HIGH IVATER AT LONDON !MIDGE TO•11101111.0W. Morning, 30 minutes after 11.1 gretthig, 54 minutes after I I.