The Sun. — London, England, 1819-04-28 00:00:00

rke Ke a les; 90i bf I 0' s 01 10 i4 til e IPA re !• , r ed 011 ode of • ~a~¢ v ie• Oa t ice, lap . \s\ . S ir D Lit from Berlin for Petetsburgh with di !' 14tClie5 ' which are said to be very important. 1 , ItAsTADT, APRIL 19.—The Baron d'Anstet ilu' t he R uss i an Ambassador to the German Diet, t '4S . P a ssed some days at Carlsrtihe, where he is nleasures to obtain the most correct inlay respecting the affair of Sand, the a•sas °F Kotzeb ue , an d t h e proceed i ngs i nst i tute d "in " hillt by the Badese Government." , v . Nos.—This morning the following Lists it'l,,-Rre h' ended a b out 'C hange f or S u b scr ib ers to t h e 'll " d ed Loan, although the amount is not yet stated, viz., N. M. ROTHSCHILD, REID, :II"I~c. and Co., RICARDO, BROTHERS, and Co., Exchange, ,and JACKSON and Co.; these ; s lit are nearly full. The Stocks have felt the ife " of th e commun i cat i on ma d e b y M r . H ASH l . 111 'e"erd aY• At the time he entered the Com prei3skilers' Box, Consols were stiff at 727, and f eil 'iO usty bad been done at 736, hut immediately to to 72k; this morning they began at 711, went 72 i, fell to 7 2, and remained steady at that 14i ev ee • At twelve o'clock the Market, how. may' looks very well, at the latter price, and h eavy purchases are making. In con il:llence of Mr. H A se stating that a fourth Loa t of the amount su b scr ib e d f or t h e N ew 4 11 would be taken in Exchequer Bills, at t Pl : t iliarn of 205., an extraordinary fluctuation Place in the value of this property ; pre °ll4l° the information, they were a drug at 3s. 41 . pre m i um , b ut th e wor d s were scarce l y ' to f -Alm mouth of Mr. 11Ase-, when they 1 : ,7 e 4 nltionsiv sought after at 12,. and 15s. prem. iti ‘ ir k the c ourse o f t h e a f ternoon t h e y rece d e d, e 6113 ny left o ff at 7 s ; t hi s m orn i ng th e y corn tiliileed'at 10s. and have continued at this price. bi t (2 ‘ ) Nmissioners were served in Consols at 72, (tie J obbers generally. • 041 the absence of several Members, the cc irt"ine of the Electors Oath Bill is post tt,:: u ntil Friday the 7th of May. We under ore that several Petitions are preparing to be ti : 4l ell in support o f t hi s i m p ortant Bill. should direct the N ip , b p ar ticular attention of at p`teaders to the Speech of the present Bishop th e et tkit')ttouGir, on a former occasion, whie 0 4 1. I 'ol find in another part of our Paper t hi s subject, and 4 11 ; if t he vital iinportance of fitly the ‘1"/114 le merit of the article i t s e lf, s lf,: l were not to make a t i l Ni t • strong impression upon NI eecla t ; minds, and all true Protestants tts. 441 °Itt the- civilized worltl • We are sorry to be , 114 a Morning Paper , prof essing . tti,,, , ipporting the 1:1 4 ; --(1 to GOVERNMENT. i " I►assage from kr •itti of K raity, and quot ing a .), with all our I t ; liti kKE on the occasion , which, to er cllt e f or the memory of that great man, we c a ttsitl er as rather characterized b!' y A a true oratorical al de ktir44tit'n than by sound philosoph y in (ies tirl4`3lstlite of Poplin , . Bar the pas,er,e doubt 1 1 , 4 4 has written in the year 1773, entl v 0, k. th ". if h e had lived to the present periodr Willed' Turpitude, ::,t.ival L ictivionsuess, .Lsco Catholic Ambition, 144 'uous Artifice, and Rom" diff eren t , artleil'inients w ou ld h a ve been tota ll y i... td the l ust he would with equal zeal have ma ntato lik r euse of a Protestant Ascendancy, e and not v ile a "isted to destroy those bulwa r ks recte i r . l . CoNST ?prior Ancestors for the Security of THE ~,, " in CHURCH and STATE. W ei at lt .lave particularrleasure in calling the . ea h rn p e c s - t tir ‘ " l4 Ot °ur Readers to the Anti-Pop i s h th l " 4 1 . the Town of BaLD°clc ; its it conta ins ds t,i(ltilltilbely truths w hi c h Popery and her trien re. titi r , --1 ; ld i t very di ffi cult to controvert . — The Itti o ° t .1 011ie more Value, as we understand fro m ne ar) .lelti°l.l4ble authority that it is signed byt he Id a the whole male adult population o f t) t)e :„ w° or three marksmen were so earnes t tr,: 1 1 7 . ' l , and so sensible of its truth, that they k t . "!' i 'ot be refused ;-.-it was, however, strictly f 11, 111 : 0 odiat a only, and, with the exception o 1 1) 41 i - "I Y. to literate persona Of yet high' va stt"3 it, be cause the great Majority of the Town di al ibi'sealers ; all of whom 'promtly and cor el .1Y Pressed forward to enroll their resisience l tee that 'that Popish Tyranny under which a/ 13 r'l Christians Would alike be extinguished. , Tile fol ly . _......,---- IVER. ‘N. tv lng No - t - ire trout the Earl of L elt * Plia , 6 " 'Lie CHAHcaLLoa of the Est- 311 "w .. ti, t ieste r d a _ y co mmunicated to the Gentleinel . , Oi l 'lo44(it Exchange by Mr. HAsr, Priucipa ~ ' e r '0 the Bank :..-- l''''''l.. ere Chonibci.;, April 27.—Lord LIVE , a . ; ta 2.(ll 'es ßll(l the CHANCELLOR of the Exc.:seat, 1, 01 t hr ii: silk will Govri nor anti ;he D,piity tittiver"rh.: r will bav e the goodness to cause z ci:t b 4 1 1 1 ,. at , the Stock Exchange in the usual man . 4 4 11 •nt it is their 'uteotioo to propose. that La te l 'Tier htei:" hil Revertiseil to be paid U dls up.,ri ' aids and supplies, and wilich oT, 51i,.11 be th, l , e'l at R' prewiuni (-1 20 per Cent. on PaY eiltr,t'et-ilii' iostdlioent oi any luau w h i c h way be l i t 4i tint I." '' i" at present year, in a l i t ° l )( .' l ° I t -41 ''ent • t..- T`itii.; 25 per Cent. upon each ,I.n 'eteht ~. l'i'e it:cmito, together with the . 11- tlientamae ti Pon the bills up to the day of Pay. 1114 . Paid In Money:l.. TO THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL. SIR—A person, signing himself "T. I. WOOLER," is the Publisher of a Journal called " THE BLACK DWARF." In his Paper of Wed nesday, April 21, 1819, is the following para graph : " Johnstone, Bagguley, and Drummond have been convicted, as the Boroughmougers call it, of Sedition, against their High Majesties, the Sellers of Seats, and the General Dealera in Corruption, of Sedition against CAITLEREAGII, CANNING, and Company, who commit with impunity High Treason against the Nation." I presume, Sir, that no occasion exists for more than drawing your attention to the latter part of this sentence. VIGIL. SHIP NEWS. DOVER, APRIL 27.—His Excellency the PER SIAN AMBASSADOR, with the Circassian anti their suite, set off for Loudon this morning, about nine o'clock. Mr. MORIER, acting as interpre ter, rode in the same carriage with the Ambassa dor. The Lady, who had two Eunuchs to guard her, followed in. another carriage. The Pioneer, in which they came over remains in harbour.— Sailed the Desitee French packet ; Dart, Cum berland, and Prince Leopold passage vessel, with passengers and baggage for Calais. MUNDSLrY, Aram 26.—The brig Carl Albert, SCHULTZ, from 'Stettin to London, struck 011 Sherringham shoals yesterday, and afterwards made so much water that she was obliged to be run on shore, for the preservation of the lives of the crew, near Cromer. The vessel is gone all to pieces, and the cargo totally lost, except, a few pipe staves ; crew saved. Dh;AL, APRIL 27.—Remain in the Dawns his Majesty's ship Severn, and the Diligence East India pilot yacht. PoßTsmoum . APRIL 27.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Spey for the Mediterranean, and Drake for Halifax. CUSTOM': LIST. Entered Inwards, April 47.—Netherlands Un Prince, Jeleman, Worsum ; Ann, Spence, Stettin ; St. Johannes, Wallis, Pillaw ; Emma and Realm, Bretzel, Konigsburg Vrow Maria, Ades . , Wander; Locinde, Zenunerman, Pillaw ; Eslaffette, Weiser, Dantzic ; Duke of Kent, Pound, Rotter dam ; Msrv, Anderson, Ko.iingburg and Pillaw ; Andreas, Tax, Christiana ; Drie Grebroeders, Visser, Nieuve Scbans ; Vow Gertrude, Sinetie, Nieuve Schans ; Vrow Lylina , Botie, Nieuve Sehans ; Johannes Tender, Thuveser, Christina; Est Maria, Ibser, Konigaburg Catherina, Jacobs, Grenigin ; .Salley, Curie, Memel ; Jonge Ererwyna, Feels, Malta. Entered Outwore's, April 27.—Experience, Morin, Havre and Rouen; Union, Maillard, Gurnsey; Enterprise, Young, Elsin and Stettin; Cerdellia, Owen, Elsin and Petersbourg ; Neptune, Stranack, Ostend ; Agnes, Lundy, Gibraltar ; Staff of Life, Edwards, Elgin and Petersburgli ; Nymph, Hendersen, Cadex ; Lendon, Rumbeet, Hamburgh., Cleared Outwards, April e7.—Hiram, Le Dieter, Havre; Lyra, Guest, Censtan and Odessa; Coventry, Nero, Den►e rara; Plicenix, Bennett, Elsie and Petersburg; Marquess Hastings, Arkott, India; Latena, Zevie, Demerara; Isabela, l'il`Neal, Charlestown ; Bretinria, Jackson, Hamburg!) ; Hendnsarch, Odessa; Catharine, Hall, Guttenburgh. THE PRINCE REGENT . BRIGHTON, APRIL 27.—Thr fallowing very fi vourable Bulletin was exhibited at the Pkoilion this " Pavilion, 11 o'Clock, A. m. April 27. " The PRINCE REGENT IS 'nearly free from pain. His Royal Highness has slept'well, and is convalescent. " M. J. TI ERNEY." Sir T•T. TIERNEY having been detained in town on Monday, caused the usual Bulletin to be omitted yr%terdil. Sir M. riERNEY returned to the Pavilion la , ,t night. The Earl of FIFE and Sir EDMUND NAGLE arrived here yesteldAy even ing. CORN•EXCHANGR, APRIL 28 —Having but lit tle English Wheat at" Market this morning, fine samples met.ready sale, and for which Monday's prices were fully obtained. The arrivals of Fo reign Barley this week have been very large, which is offered on lower terms, but very few buyers appearing, sales were exceeding heavy at a decline of 2s. per quartet. Oats support Mon day's prices. Although the supply is consider able, Beans are held at high prices, in consequence of the probability that after the 15th of May the ports Will be shut against further importation. Mr. Knouss was sent off with dispatches on Monday night from the Foreign Office to Italy. This is the second extra Courier which has been dispatched within a fortnight, and there is ano ther now waiting to be sent td Vienna. Advices have reached London from the West Indies so late as the beginning of last month, whirl] communicate the intelligence that General M'GREGOK, having been joined at Aux Caves by the Hero and Monarch transports with troops from England, had immediately set sail for the bpanish Main, and had on the 26th of February landed at Sapta Marsha, without any opposition. The cause of the non-a►tendance of the CHAN CELLOR of the EXCIIIMUER for a few day• past n the House of Commons has been the death• of his aunt. The Right Honourable Gentle ma;i left town yesterday to attend her funeral in MELANCHOLY CATASTROPHE. SEVERAL PERSONS KILLED ANI) WOUNDED. Last. night, about six o'clork, the Borough of Southwark was thrown into the inmost terror end confusion by the explosion of a steam engine on the premises of Mr. A —MITHEIIMAN, a sawyer of mahogany and other wood, in White -street, Boirnigh the report was as loud as the firing a caution. and hundreds, nay, we may say thou sands, were drawn to the spot in a very short time, it being reported that several persons were killed and wounded - under the ruins. The •-xp!o sion was caused, we are informed, by the engine being overcharged, the power put upon it being. greater than the strength of the copper, and the. copper was blown (a fact almost incredible) the distance of three hundred yards, upon the roof of a warehouse foar stories high (where it is now to be seen), which it damaged consideribly. The engin e !muse, and some of the prent;ses adjoining , , %very blown down, and scarcely one brick left up on another. Nit. Smitherman, the owner of the premises. was taken out of the ruins in a danger-, oils stat e , and conveyed on a bed to St. Thomas's Hospital ; and shortly after his sun, a youth abont 15 yeari., of age, was taken up and carried to. Guy's Hospital, dreadfully scalded all over his tare, tuck, and lower parts of his body. The ruins took fire, and several persons Were suspeft ed to, he under them - . A fine stout young niati, (0 the name of Strachan, who was on the pre mises at the time the lamentable' accident hap pened, was taken out of the ruins—his bead was shattered in the most horrid manner, hits body lacerated anti scalded, and he died on the way to St.Thomas's Hospital, where the body lies. A boy named Smith, one of St George's school boys, who was on the premises, playing with Master Smithelltiart at the time of the explosion, was taken omit of the ruins, and died soon after in St. Thomas's Hospital. Another man, named Stone, who, we are informed, was formerly a turnkey at the Nl.lrshalsea Prison, was so severely injured that his life is despaired of—he was car ried on a shutter to one of the hospitals. Another than, named Holmes, was seriously injured by the explosion. SPORIING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, 1819. TUESDAY, APRIL 27. Fifty Pounds by subscription for four-yr-olds, 7st. 91b. five, Bst. alb. six and al , ed, Sst. 716. Last three miles of 13. C. Mr. Wyndham's gr. h. Skim, 5 yrs Mr. Prinrt's br..c. Manfred, 4 yes Mr. Charlton's hr. c. David, 4 yrs Ld J et , e y's •s. is. Cannon Ball, a4ed Mr. Lambton's h. o. The Duchess, 5 yrs 2to 1 agst Skim-5 to 4on Manfred-1 to 1 agst David. Sweepstakes of 10ogs each, h. ft. for three-yr-olds. T.Y.C. Mr. Prince's Inferior, 7st. lilb. l. Mr. tiockford's•Rob Roy, 7st. 91b Mr. Payne's Fitzeloddy, 7st. 61b. Mr. Jones's Fanny, Bst. 31b. Mr. Andrew's Minstrel, 7st.-1-21b, Two pd. sto 2 agst Inferior-3 to 1 agst Rob Roy. The 2000xs Stakes, a subscri t stion of 100 gs each, h. ft. for colts, Bst. 716. fillies, Bst.4lb. rising three years old. R.M. Sir .1. Shelley's b. c by Haphazard, ont of Cressida 1 Id G. H. Cavendish's b. c. by Ruttens, out of Louisa 2 Id Roos's ch. c. Euphrates, brother to Tigris ... 3 Six started—Thirteen pd.—TheJudge placed but three. 4 to I agstr Haphazard c —6 to 5 agst Itubens c.-3 to 1 agst Euphrates. The King's Plate of 100 gs for mares, three-yr-olds, Bst. 4th. tour, 9st. 41h. five, 9st. 101 b. six and aged, 10st. Last three miles of B.C. Ld Grosvenor's b. I•Finesse, 8 vrs Mr. Crocktord's b. f. Romp, 3 yrs Mr. W.yndhain's ch. f. Silvertail, 3 yrs ... 3 Ld Exeter's br. f. Advtasee, 3 yrs Nine Subscribers—The Judge placed but four. 4 to 4 on Advances Sweepstakes of IDogs each, h. ft. T.Y.C. Mr. Rush's f. by Truffle, out of Oliviera, Bst. 3Ib. Id Jerse'y's f. by Comas, sst.3lb. Ld Suffield's f. by John-o'-Gaunt, out of sister tti Acqui- Una, Bst ROYAL HUNT.—On Friday, for the last time this season, a remarkable fine deer was turn ed out fOr the day's diversion. The Hunt was very numerously attended by the Gentlemen who reside round the country. The deer was turned out, of the cart about ten o'clock, near 'Bea consfield, in Buckinghamshire. At starting, he shoWed great spirit, taking across the coun try through the inclosures towards Gerrard's Cross, running with great swiftness to the ktt, making several turns in the course of the chase, and was at length taken near High Wick ham, alter an excellent run of three hours. ' Yesterday the Marquess and Marchioness CHGL motcneLEY entertained a large parry of eistin guished personages with a grand dinner, at Choi mondeler Horse, Piccadilly. Yesterday the Marquess and Marchioness of CAMDEN had a grand dinner party, at their noble mansion in Arlington-street. ,LAW CHANGES :N SCOTLAND.-The Chief Baron of the Exchequer in Scotland retires, and two Candidates have offered themselves for this high office—the Chief Commissioner of the Jury Court, Sir Wm. ADAM, and the LORD ADVOCATE. The latter, it is reported, is the most likely to succeed. In the time of the inimitable SHAISPEARK, the prices of admission to the Theatres, was to the boxes one shilling, to the pit sixpence, and to the gallery twopence. Last night Lady CASTLEREAGH opened her elegant mansion in St. James's-square, for the first time this season, to her distinguished friends, with a grand rout. Her Ladyship postponed her Opera Banquet from Saturday last, until next Saturday,. New potatoes, of a tolerable size, sold yester day, in Covent Garden Market, at one shilling the pound. FlRE.—Last night, between 10 and 11 o'clOck, an alarming fire broke nut in the house of Mr. NKR, stationer, White Lion-street, Goodtnan's fields, which in a short time consumed the in terior, with great part of .the stock in trade. On the arrival of engines and a good supply of water, further damage was prevented. The fire was occasioned by a young woman going into the shop with a candle and letting it fall on some loose paper, which soon was in a blaze. 'I be workshops of Mr. Bird, cabinet-maker, at Pimlico, were a few evenings back entered and robbed of carpenters' tools to the value of uear 601. PARLT MENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 27. The Oa hs wr..re sdministered to Lord D 3 CLIF FORD end Lord BAGOT. petirr , lns were preiented by Lrtrd 'Kenyon fr ,, rii the Nligistcates of Laucashiie and Cheshire. ac quainted with the Cotto n Factories, in favour of the Cotton I.octories by the Archbishop of YGrk, from the Ciergy of the Arc:oleacoory of York, against the Catholic Claims; by the M,r q.7ess Conynghatn, fregn R om , n c a o, o h c , o f Droghtd3,.tor reli4 trom disabilities ; and by the Earl of Rosslyu, front the Magistrates and To‘%rt Council of the Royal Burgh of Burnt Island, agaitvt the present system of Election of Magis trates, &c. in Scots Burghs.—Ordered to lie upon the table. The ei,ancery Clerlit' 13111 was read a third time arid prtssed. The Uxcise Licence; (Tobacco) 13:H, an he EAvt India G.,u('s Bill, - were rem! a second and committtd for to-morrow, Tht Felnnies'on Carno,.l3lll pssed through a Committee, and repoi.:ed tnenci ment.—Atijourned till to-moi row (• his day). HOUSE OF COMMONS. This being the day fnr ballottin7 for Election Committees on the Petitions from Wit, lies and Drogheda, the door of the Gallery.-, as not open ed till about half-past five.—When strangers sere admitted, the Seri( ant•at,Arms was under .exa mination touching the conduct of ceitain Mem bers who had entered the House atter the ball -it, and before the names bad' been called over. A Member immediately moved that strangers should' withdraw, and the Gallery vas accordingly cleared. It was understood that Mr. F. Robin son, air. G. Banks, and Mr. , A. Eliis entered the House before the names were called o%er.•-•-• The first named Hon. Member stated liimseJ to have been forced in by the pressure in'the and was excused ;, the other two were ordetcd into custody of the Serjeant-at- Altus. The Gallery was again opened at a quarter before six. ST. 'IVES ELECTION. The names of the Memberi ballotted to try the merits of tie Saint Ives Election Petiti,.6 were brought up and teat!. They were as follow : Masterrou Ure, Esq. R M. Casberd, Esq. S. R. Lusi)i g toil' Esq. Sir E. Kerrisim, E. P. Bastard EA. Sir R. IVilsoil, H. J. Sh-plierd. Esq. H. )3aokes, Esq. E. Turtoo, -Esq. S. Crawley, Esq. J. Carter, Esq. N. It. Colbourne ' Hu mulrofle J. El. K. Stewart, G. 11. Sumner, Esq. 'l'. P. Courtenay, Esq. DEFAULTER , I. Lord Kingsborough, Mr. G Elk, and G. Ba!)kec, were otdered to 'ibe discharged 'from the c , Tstody of the Serjeanr-ar-Arms, upon payment of their fees. LONDON CLERGY BILL. A petition vvtif, ptesented troll' the Inhabitants of Sr. James Esst, against the Loudon Clergy 13111.—Ordered to he said on the table. PARISH CLERKS' BILL. 'Mr Aldermen THoar preserved a petition-front a certain Parish in the City of London, whose name could not be heard,aglnst. the Parish Clerks' Bill.—Ordered to he laid on the table. DROGH EDA ELECTION. Mr. Ley presented at the Bar the redneed list of the Committee on the Drogheda Election Pe tition, viz.— Sir Thnnias Mostyn, Bart. Joseph Pitt, W. H. Scourfield, W. E. Powell, J. Blair, J. (Arai% J. Mai tin, C. M. Phil lipps, J. Kiely, Dugdale S. Duglade, Ruilert Williaina, C. S. Lefevre, Hon. T. brand, C. W. W. Wynn, Sir John Stuart. On the Members of the above Committee being called to the Table to be sworn, Joseph Pitt, Eiq. was found to be absent. Much confusion arose in consequence thereof, it being impos.ible for the House to proceed unt;l the Committee was first disposed of. Mr. F. Ruvrom moved, that Mr. Pitt should he taken into custody by the Serjeant•at-Arms. Mr. DENT said, he had not the honour of being known to the absent Member, hut he had 1 , 11 doubt that his absence was quite unintentional.— At all events he thought the motion was prema ture. It was evident ilia' any Member might be similarly circumstanced, 'and therefore an oppor tunity should be afforded him to state the reasons of his being absent. Mr. F. BUXTON admitted the propriety of the remark made by the Hon. Member, and with drew his motion. Lord CAsTLBREAGH ,suggested, that it would be better to wait, and if a mesienger was dispatched, he had no doubt the Hon. Member would be forthcoming. ,The SPEAKER said, that a person had been sent to the absent Member ; but it was impossible that a special messenger, belonging to the House, could be dispatched, without an order to take the Hon. Member into custody. Mr. BERNAL observed, that as it was impossible to tell when the Member might attend, tie ahould move an adjournment of the House. The SPEAKER submitted whether such a pro ceeding would be advisable. After an interval of about half en hour, Mr. I'm appeared in bis place. He expressed his regret that he should have been an uninten tional cause of inconvenience to the House. He 'night have sworn oti, having served on a r!:- vious Committee. Belpre he left the House 11 , !! bad bee'ri ~l i sto=ed that his Ingle had been rnarked off, and that he s!iotild not - be called upon. Par ticular business rendered it necessary for hula to be at hone early. He could assure the House, that no it ember was more desirous than himself to obse; ve its rules. Mr. W. WYNN remarked that the indulgence of the - Rouse might be fairly extended to the Hon, Member. The proceeding in other occasions, was not with the view of punishment, but to in sure an attendance of Members. The List of the Committee was then called over, and the Members sworn. SINKING FUND. Mr. GRENIFELL said, as he saw the Chancellor of the Exchequer prese nt, he gave notice, that to. morrow evening he sh ould move for certain Pa pers, to she now far the Sinking Fund might be applied to form a part of any Lein or Loans that might be required for the service of the year, HALFORD'S DIVORCE BILL. Ilalford's Divorce Bill was committed, and