The Sun. — London, England, 1819-01-13 00:00:00

I v ,`i• !fell ed to the ho d Cyr, q:6 0 % a vig $ —s - of O of i o the pre' tcder ) tbe r :W I ! 16; i(DI 'erg' e (14. bliC vitft .1 if it 5. )le ° the Henry,We te,ll ..u, that two severe And deiiri ctive . eXperienCeil in that Wand on lie 2Oth m i j c z, destroyed several housts,and alval kwed up five individuals. l ‘ l4ll zets,.. American produce is doll and bi i i enl Y -- -Colo n i a l pro d uce s ca rce and high, the "ern alent having monopolized all the coffee. (From same Paper.) 40ANNAR, Nov. 17.---Thi's was to nitre gone 1 1 1 th e Eudora, V INCEN T, but his sailing some °llt e earli er on the morn i ng o f t h e 14 t h i nst. than w as expected prennted it. I wrote to you t her e' the 'G overnor Jones, it ith a full helieve ere ' is nu vessel no in port belonging to ti latieston. Business dull. Coffee, 30 a 32 t 4lhir s; Ric e , 10 1/,:lars ; Flour, 21 Dollars. The N corvett e s hi p Romulus, bought lately at „ ew ► York f or th i s Goverment, is at the arsenal, h ileP4t ing to t a k e t h e troops to Pensacola.—We eal",110 accounts vet of the cession of the F10;43' ; 43 ' t hough y our Pipers speak tonfidently of it. is ) ! to h ear f rom you by Captain PRATT, Who 441trly expected. tel --- h ' e h are often att em pted, with the aid of in deent Correlmndents, and Extracts from Pro journalS, particurtrly those of Ireland, to ' t u t" "r fell ow - su bj ects f rom leaving their coun t'''. in Order to engage in the desperate contest le;W "" Spain and her Colonies. But we find 1,4" a ' s infat uat i on i s st ill prevalent, and that cr e°‘l l,, us Voting men are every day en lt4PP'd by th e artful agents of the RevoltelCo ;i'les' 1 0 d6 , nt e themselves to an ignominious . t eHtli if 'lint: into the hands of the Loyalists, t i. : ) ," 3 l).Rett to neglect, contempt, treachery, \\e -c' ever ' from ' those in whose cause they ) ti ttl i b4 ' 6 ( l , if they have property worth seizing, 4 14 ' 11)0he unseasonable demands of recompence com Plain of disappointment. ttie Insert this day an Extract from a Cotk Paper F it l . lle NelaTieh o l y su bj ect, an d happy s h a ll we b e help s to open th e e y es o f o ar o wn d e lud e d °tl4lrytneti and our Brethren of Ireland. All ' th e real Friends to the Country, and those Ivi ° l I _ i ‘tist t to support. the honour of Westminster, optl"rn, with regret , f rom an Ad vert i sement i n p 4, ler tins day, that Sr; MU R EAY MAXWELL actually renounced his intention of standing 1 4 . 4 Caudidate hie the RePresentatiou of West illi3ter: We stated this fact some time t,: b " we understood tit it his friends had te-'lglY e x t iorte ,j him to persevere in his pre it"intls, and that 'there was some reason to N Z:bat he ,would be ind.,ce:l to recant, and tal r , " " to rescue the City trothJacobini cn 1- g 4 ce. lint it seems, that for want of duetl tin' e "g e ment he h as. pf)sitively declined to con t(h: the Cowest. This melancholy is really melancho ly ti: Adera tino, as the pat h seems now to b e o p en to 11Z:Wico/ nel-rmers, tie Advocates for. Annual 1 1: "ien4 , Universal S u ff rag e, an d, i n b r i e ', f or a notv 4 1 . 4ikn this Country similar to that which has 111 tr 111) i n fact, brought a M o n a r c hical Govern- Wh: t h P 'a 11 0 E t the most precarious tenure, but th e v inde ed, seems to exist at present solely onU at ti the s of th e p resent S overe i gn . Th e o ther 1 11 : 14a t, in his detestable work in favour of the 41 1) 1' 1 111 " of IivosaPARTE, and in his Speeches and private Meetings, has avowed prin. view s which must necessarily connect er a~ t : ° "lY with the most licentious demo rnir'eti- Reformers, men who would improve Ellotu-rk"s Cons'itution till it no longer should . ele kth lnl Y Powe r to supp o rt any form of Govern- I tht (2 41 'hat of a mob• tyranny. Surely, in the opu - Its HitY Westminster, which can boast among 4114 11)4 toast distinguished •tar act ants some of tl,e h .tra in th e country, some loyal Candidate 1 4'4 1 e i n ind ueed to come forward to preserve *eaapilll-ser from impending ignominy, and the 'kw el,ftunt the horrors of democratical coati threaten 11. e Present is an alarming crisis : POPERY 4qt11404 "n r Religi on , an d Jacobinisnz our Con 44itlist These united dangers will surely bind ( he ets in clo ser t i es of concord, as the state of C ott d eands the full exertion of a ll th e i r ce tr 1)(1m wisdom. 04%. CORN -EXCHANGE, JAN• 13 * 411 ll °i Mat conti nues very t hi n l y supplied w i th kl is °I English c orn , ow i ng to t h e coral 1, ce q liti:k stlVerse wink's, yet the sale of Wheat I""Y, paytieularly for all but the finest gnat ltut,:, f" which Monday's prices are supported , ev v . 'ier t i s 1 nu demand for any other description. biti e 114`' "aree a sample of fine English Barley at , l'e thet d prices remain as on Monday. In Iti Bea s, and Oats there is no alteration. • 1...._ have been received from Java, dated i i " "f September. They mention that a se- AhNintrteetinn lipid broken out at attrarang.— N'e N ..,° 0 rime! ) troops had been killed, and be- Is u()() and 400 inhabitants had . beei ,"Y the soldiery. Very high duties were to ‘itts'l),:)°'"l toe shippng. The, altetation -141 4 place on the Ist _at NoVeßlber. • THE QUEEN . Oi? SPAIN. We have received the followint; particulars re specting the stsildeo death of the QUEEN of SPAI_N from an old Correspondent, who is itow gt Ma drid : MADRID, DEC. 27. " Yesterday the Queen received the Ambassa tiors at the Coort, and was smiling in health; to-day her earthly remains are embalmed, and, with the infant, which atter her death was ex tracted front her womb, are lying in state! an ff: cling picture of the instability of hoinan great ness. Site was young, handsome, and good ; beloved by her husband, honoured by her family, and adored by her snbjeets. Those who witnessed the damp which tell on the British Empire on the 6th November last year, can best sympathize in the desolation here at . this piotnent. Butt her Majesty did not die in child-bed, although her time was come, and her first symptoms of indis position were•naturally supposed to indicate the approach of labour ; a stroke of epilepsy, built sudden and fatal removed tier to another and a better world. At about. nine o'clock • last evening, the Qneen felt herself. rather _unwell, and retired to bed ; the King, with that tender ness which has invariably marked his;eonduct to her, on her assuring him she Bras better, em braced her, and retired to give andien'ee and dis patch business with his Minister of Finance. " The first shock .almost deprived the Queen of sense, and alarmed her and her attendants dreadfully ; in two minutes, and before her dis tracted husband could reach her chamber, a•second bad quite deprived her of knowledge ; unconscious to whose bosom she was pressed, her spirit con tinued for many 'ninnies its strong convulsions, when it burst from its beautiful frame, and ascend ed to its God. Not o►►e last look of kindness, not one word of gratitude, was Isabel allowed to be queath, when she expired in her husband's arms. " The King's grief became intolerable; he was rushing to his sister, who is advanced in preg nancy, and confined to her chamber, to sonnd the dreadful knell upon her ear, when lte fell dis tracte►l on a canopy in passing td►e anti-room. " All hope of saving the mother having gone, the C ae sarian operation was performed, but the the Infanta died almost immediately. " The theatres are shut ; the deepest mourning is ordered - ; and the affliction will long be felt by the - Court and Empire of Spain. " Dac. 28.—Couriers have been dispatched to the different Courts ; a vessel will be sent to the Brazils; and preparations are making at the Es ourial for-tbe reception of what was Out now a Queen! . "*Eley Majesty was the second daughter of the King of Portugal; born the 19th of May, 1797, died 26th December, 1818:' • F. H. CHRVITIN, KM. —Th is Gentleman, who has been long known in the mercantile world, we regret to say, died on the 13th of Oct. at MexiCo. He %vas a native of Yverdun, iu the Canton of Berne, Switzerland, hut be had been so long in this Country that his sentiments, feelings, cha. racier and language, were thoroughly Biitish. Indeed, he wrote our language not .only with facility and correctness, but: with elegance.— He bad visited various parts of the world,. where his good sense. pond •hinottr, exten sive knowledge a►►d gentlemanly n►anners, not only rendered him highly acceptable, but con ciliated kindness anti friendship. He wits a va luable friend, and a truly affectionate 'husband and father. 'l'ltP, THEATRE. -'- MT. RAE, One of the most re spectable Actors of the present day, because he does not attempt to entrap applause by novel tricks and grimaces, has long been prevented, we understand, by indiSposition, from resuming his Station at Drury-Lane Theatre.—He was . last night sufficiently - recovered to appear in the Tra gedy of The Gamester. He was received on his entrance with very flattering applause, and he performed the character of Beverley, the infatuated . victim of gaming and perfidy, with great feeling throughout. The donieStic sorrows of Mrs; Be. verley are well suitable to the genuine pathos and unaffected simplicity of Mrs. ‘VesT. StakelY and Lewson had a respectable support in IlvfiGovGii' and HAMBLIN.•••••••There was some alarm of fire, which for a short, time naturally produced great agitation -in the audience, but it tVii, soon loon() to 6e nothing more than a smoky chimney In the neighbourhood, .and tranquillity was speedily restored. .BRIGHTON, JAN. 1 Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, CMitot PALMELLA, the Portu guese Ambassador, and - Lord BEHESPOIII.), left the Pavilion this morning. Sir \%'M. CONGREVE also returns to London this evening, in order to at tend a Committee of Bank Directors, which will be held t o-nioi row. The Mai quis ofCttot.morma- ILKY will leave here to-morrow for Loudon. This afternoon the PetNce REGENT, accompanied by the Archduke MAXIMILIAN, the Marquis of SALIS BURY, and several of the suite•of Royalty, %. IMO present in the Pavilion riding-school, to see the parties of the Lite Guards and 9th Lancers go through the new system of military ciluestrian exercise, and that of the broadsword malicouvres. Yesterday, at half past two o'clock, a Cabinet Coupcil ,%vas held at the :Lotto CHMICELLoR!s house, in Bedford-squate l . which sot in ~cicht).era. don till five.' 611 iti SEWS. . . PORTSDIOU'TH i JAN. 2.—rite John Inglis, 13At= tuv, reported yesterday As sailed for .London, put back during the night, but has proceeded again. Ltirsnioot., JAN. 11.-- , The Ganges, CEIAPMAt!, for Calcutta, was spoke with 181 b August, in lat. 14. 45. N. long. 83. 47. E. by the John Palmer, arrived front Calcutta. - BRISTOL., JAN. 12.—The Jhmes, DOWDALL, from henCe to New York, having been struck by a sea. 13th November, pm into Fop! to refit, front whence it was eitl►ected s he ‘vould•sail•aboot Ist Drcemb - er ; cargo supposed not to be da tugged. MARGATE, JAN. 12.—Sailed the Lord WILLIAms ; and Lord Eldon ) for the River. MILFORD, JAN. Beresrord packet, flint, Iron► Cork to Bristol, parted fron► one cable, slipped her chain cable,' ran on shore, in jured her keel and stern-post, and received Much other damage in this harbour, but has since got DEAL, JAN. ll.— , •Arrived yesterday and sailed this morning for the River, the iltitgaret, sHAN, 20 days front Genoa : left there the Cale. donian, --; Victoria, —; and Leda, loading for London. Ffre o'Clock.—The Inglis, BORRODAILE, for Bombay and Chin►, is at anchor in the (inn Stream, waiting tor the ebb-tide to come into the Downs. CUSTOMS LIST. Entered ,Thwards, Jan. 12.—Naiad, Hutchison, Lisbon; Christian, Masson, Seville; Liberty, Alaall, do.; Perseve rance, Brown, do. ; Jane, Blyth, do.; Vreendseliap, Duyn tneyer, Gijon; jane, Bleasdale, Fayal ; Fulham, Foster, Ali cant; Standard, Stephens. Calcutta. Entered Outwards, Jan. h.—Eliza, Capp, Gibraltar; William Pitt, Cunningham, Messina; Twins, Shont, Ham burgh ; Charlotta Frederica, Wallis, Stralsund ; Ann, Older, Smyrna. • Cleared Outwards, Jan. 12.—rnternclimung, Block, Bre men ; Woodlark, Middleton, Malta; Albion, Baxter, Butir 7 deanz ; Flora, Wedsted, Altona. OUTRAGE ON QUAKRES, 'AT CARLOW,---AS a lIUMIIvI* of fetroilcs of the. Society of Filends were lately coming out of their Meeting-house at . Carlow, they were assailed by a vile rabble, who, not content with using such missiles as MI directly in their way, raked the very kennels for filth and ordure in heap on the persons of these respectable people. The Rom-in Catholic Priest of the town ; the Reverend WM. FITZGERALD, addressed his parishioners next Sunday on the subject of this outrage, in the .following- terms z 64 !Sly very soul is harrowed up at the recollection of such an abomination! Some of those wretches are said to he Ca tholics; but I disown them. Christianity disclaims, and Ca• tbolicityahhors them-they are. the excommunicate . of civil society. Such wretches, in Jerusalem, at the time of the per secution of the l'vlvsslAll, weretbs first to cry out, ' Crucify vieSlisr (an exclamation of horror ran through the congre gation). Such wretches in Confantinople, Would be the very dregs of Malmmetan fanaticism. Alia_nittion their 'mother is small, and I am sure they are the vilest, the lowest, the foulest dregs of the people." _ , Prince 11AxtmiLIANT and suite arrived yesterday evening ar the Clarendon Hotel, snnrl•street, Miss STEPHENS sailed for Holyhead on Thurs day night, on her way to Liverpool, where she is, engaged to sing at a public concert on the 12th instant., From thence she proceedi to resume her duties at Covent-garden Theatre, where she wdl appear probably about the latter part of this month. The sum realized by Miss STEPHRNJ since the period of her arrival in this country, exceeds 5000L—(Dublin Paper) We regret • to state that Lord EsisKINE 'was taken suddenly ill on Saturday night, while on a visit to his Royal Highness the Duke of YoaK, at Oatlands. The attack happened after the family. had tetired to rest. The Earl of LAUDERDscIa, who was also a visitor, was ca ll e d up, and paid every attention to his afflicted friend. Medical assistance - was, himediately procured, and forty ounces of blood .were taken from his Lordship, an operation. by 'which he felt himself greatly die first serious illness experienced ,by his Lordship during. an active, and for -the greater part of it a very labo rictus .life. • . . SHAM PosTrantc —The Gentlemen. of the Post office have tor Some time Tuis't received ;;;Iforma don of a man goitre ahont*Lonthin, h a vin g th e appearance of a twopenny postnian, fictitious letters, and obtaining 'three..petite each for the postage. It Was diieovered that he divided London into districti,' as it 'was'mcer rained that he' carried on his fiandulent:Prac tices in the same neighbour-13phi' . on pnrticular days. The officers have been emplolial by the Gentlemen of the Post-office .to, ar:lee him out, nil Adkins detected and apprt4ended him on Monday evening. He 'Was committed from Bow street for further examination. - . Fute-Attit . s —The public.cannot be (go often warned of the necessity for exerting great caution in the ore of fire-arms. YesterdAy„ two officers belonging . to que'en-rquare had a narrow escape. font the folly Of a young .man,, who took up a loinied . piece that was lying in a room separated from the office: Ile presented it at them without knowing it wa's liaded, pulled the trigger, and.off went a full eharge of grape 7 shot. 'll/1 contents 'wainscot, in the and part of theist passed through the hats of the officers, but fortunately no wou,nl Was inflicted. The young 11/4,11 wat vetely reprimanded by Mr. FIELDING. 1 - 11011-STREvT GANG.---.The .Grand Jury fur thecounty of Middlesex have returned true hills agniuSt the 16 wretches who were found in t h e house of Wesley, 66, High •street, Mot y•le .hone. They will be tried lon .Friday. prOo ,leCutioll is carried on by the pa•liilk. CO BBE FT and the PICK-POCK Er CLUB. There is so much historical truth, as wcll as of honlour, in the following article, which appeared •in The Morning Post - of yesterday, that many 'friends to Government and the Constitution have requested that we wintld transfer it to The Sun, that it may be circulated throughout the Country, Las well as in the Metropolis : An Extraordinary lkleeting of The Pick-pocket Club was held yesterday, at the sign of the Hampshire Hog. Knave's acre. After Mt. Frank Filch had been unanimously called to the Ctthir- Bill •Slibtits rose and opined the business of the Meeting. He said they wete that xi-ay-assembled to confer the honour of Membership on one of the,greatest geniuses of the age. Gen tlemen would instantly pert rive that he meant their friend Cobliett. They must all have perused, with the same delight that he had dune, the letter addressed by Bill to Mr. Tipper, one of his Creditors; but, with leave of the Club, he would read that pint of it Which particulatly entitled Bill the boron* about to be conferred on him. Here the wor thy spealtet read the - foll Owing passa;cs from 'the said letter " 1 hold it to he perfectly just thatj should never, in any way whatever, give up one single farthing of soy future earn isig to- the payment of any debt in England. , " When the Society is too weak or unwilling to defend the ropertyy Whether Mental or of a more ordinary and vulgar s:secies, and where there is Hot the will or the power in the Seeikyia yield him protection,. he becomes clearly absolved of all his engagernebtiof every sort to that Society, because in ei•ery bargain of every kind, it is understood that !sot!' the parties are to continue to enjoy the protection of the laws of propeiti." These - (continued the Orator) were noble sentiments— sentiments which ought to be written in letters of gold, and placed over the Chair of their Club-room—sentiments, which cause home to the bosoms and business of every true pick pockiet—sentiments, to which every smasher, trapper, kid layer, ring-dropper, swindler, sharper, and forger of bank notes present, would heartily subscribe. He felt himself grow ing warm ; but as the short days, and the thick fogs which at present prevailed in the metropolis, rendered the time of every Gentleman of the profession trehly.valuable; he would no longer detain them from their several avocations; but would conclude with moving, " That Bill Coltbett be admitted ath Honorary Member of this Society." Boa, Burney seconded the motion. He agreed, he said, in every sentiment that his friend Soantes had uttered. The principles laid down in the Letter referred to, must endear Bill ecbsclt to every Member of that Club. They were, if he might so express himself, of the very essence of Pickpoek aim. But it was not alone for having proanilgated this glorious system of ethics that he deemed Bill a lit Gentle man to come among them. Tkcre were other traits in his character that richly entitled bins to that honour. In the moment of danger no man co u ld " hop the twig," with such dexterity: When, in 1792, Bill brought some halfscore of false charges against his Officei's, and a Court 'Martial was assembled at Chelsea, what did he do ?—hop the twig ! In )800, when the rascally Yankee Goverunient fined him 500 dollars fur merely robbing a man of his character, what did Bill do ?—bop the twig ! Agaip, in 1817, when things went rather queer with bins, and his creditors pressed sins a little toe closely, what did Bill do?—hop the twig! To be able to run away skilfully was the very soul of the profession ; and for this, among other eminent qualitiet, he trusted Bill Cobhett would hop the twig" a. lotir ill time, and come among them—but not before he Had stuck it into the Yankees.* (4 laugh.) 1.1 /fey le said, he loved 11111 Cohbett, because he watts a man of his word. In his LEAVE,T:\ KING Address, when he suddenly disappeared in 1817, Bill had said that we should " all be able to distinguish his voice as a pig did its mother's, even though there should be hundre.ds of other pigs gs unt ing at' the same moment," and Bill. had kept his promise with a vengeance. Joe Iliug said, he thought every smasher present must feel his heart Is.at at the prospect of having Cobbett 3111011 g: them. His recent pcop4sition for forging Bark notes by thousands and tens of thousands, and dispersing them in every lane and alley of this vast metropolis, bespoke him a. great man.. Sam. hiruwnrigg said, he bad entertained a regard for Cob.. bett ever since he had taken his trial at Winchester for cruelty towards the boy Jessy Burgess. Bill's conduct on that - occasion had proved bins to be superior to vulgar preju dices of humanity, and such like stuff.. Tine.'Smith said, he was in habits of correspondence with. Bill, and was happy to inform she company, that Bill was at present engaged in reducing the profession to rule, and had actually completed a Fork, to be entitled " 7ite Pickpocket's Grammar, or Thieving made easy." It was much to be wished that Lill would try his band. at a Dictionary of the BlaCkfaard Tz . ingue, as no man living was so well qualified for the nadertaking.—;Dear, hear!) .„ Cookey 14 said be was no orator. He'wished his character to stand on deeds, not .words. He hail last night nabbed a handsome gold sneezes• from one of 'the rascally Borough mongers, and d propose that it should be sent to Bill Cobbett, With the freedom of the society inclosed in the said sneezer.—(Loud cries e!fhear, hear 9, The Motion was then put and agreed to.—The Thanks of the Meeting were given to Mr. Frank Filch, for his impartial conduct in the Chair. After which the company dispersed. THR PRINCH REGENT 1139 been graciously pleaged to permit Mr. Mudie to have tire Portrait of Lord flutchinson,•from his Collec• lion, in order to lake a copy .for the Medallic Series. This excellcut picture is now in the possessitin of Mr. IVebb, of Longdon, near this city; who executes the eugraviug.—(Litchfie/d ,Mercury.) The Earl of Gitosv.RNon is about to erect a number of alms-houses at Chester, for the let:ell. lititm of 'tiger! and reduced Freemen of that city. and endow them with an annual sum for their support. iluother Prize of Thirty Thousand Pounds soli by flAzAan and Co.—No. 13,684, drawn yester. ,(1,1 a Prize of 30,000/. Consols and JOO/. Money, sold by HALABD anel Co. in One nail anti Eielitt Sixteenth' Straies. - Recollect ! ,HAZARD anti C. stria AU the Thirty Thousands lust Lottery, at their Offices. Itt4.-ti Exchange Gate, 26, Colo. `loll, anti 324, Oxtoni-street —A new Lottery is now on Sale, with only 6001) Tickets, to INK I;(lratvn All in o;te Day, the 9th Febriitry, with two Prises of 20,0001. Money,