The Sun. — London, England, 1819-01-23 00:00:00

fide' . tires unlr ev ery' Y bee .ench (lli id Id' I du . ve ,t the i ite9 lIV I. 511 0 _j'or o ice , je st' ,no" o4c l Or Nr ,50 6 g iv° 0 (1 0 de ra lo' t o de ( vio l it ml i d o ' l rae iD of g :„; l o ot" r e oef , do ; gt 9501 ori ilg nea t jue" C loss , ber 1 ne -1 all jib e( s al"' l orl' VoY ' ,si~~ FIA 9 3 Of 1) le nCe I , RQ . )jes t ' gel' asb et 1 THE SUN- xv IS DU:F:I(E FAI.SLIAI AUDEAT , 547 11 , LONDON JANU.4I?I' 23, 1819. bef of f tier ill to tfO r Gr . Jov e 4 , t io% S c 1 '; 00- 40 P • 6 e 1 11 r r# J 'lll W r l a a l U , er 5 , 1 0 1 0, ,of • . - --. 111 E A:l' P. IC;A r. It EG I .i.i T E 11. 'N E PerA - rlned Last Nisrlit. THEATRE lth i, s , --YAL, DRURY-LAN'"?..—(i7tll titht), BMWS: LII CRI. -4 ° l ' 4 ' 'jr. Kean ; Tarquinia, Mrs. W. West. After Tlitleh, The Silver Arrow. te ll '! " RaYai, C o v,- NT-GAariEN.-1-The Soldier's Dati.3ll - Governor HeartallNV. Farten ; the Widow eer lY, Miss O'Neill. After which, Harlequin Nlunchausen. TO CORRESPONDENTS. earnestly 'reque s t t h at the Author of a Letter, signed A 4tRCHANT 0I BRISTOL, inserted on the 18th ult. relative 17°8(ig Man under A r ti c l es to an A ttorney, but with h-Uldue servi ce, will communicate all the information in .11111)°wee, and will avow himself to ac, as an A c ti on h as e ""coaatn e nced a g t4against us on accoun t o f t h e h asty inser 'l° his Letter. W e conce i ve that a sense °f lusher will a ' ace bias to comvly with this request. 4141811NIAN certainly on Monday. liarroN— -41. Ind BRITANNI CUS , on th e R oman 'll ll . °ll e Cl , a ims, and oth er F avours, as soon as possible. tLettFr from Paris came too late fur insertion this day. For.PROV INCIAL JOURNALS, see th e L as t P age. PRICE ot. STOCKS ihr C olt 11,1 TH I"i DA AT 3 1' W I F ; Ann... 2O i 7-16 9-IC **** 'l4'l 'di ' B . nds .B 7' " s ' I" . 0118 ...... 78-t4?-, indiA (1 . tilt .. e, tits ........... hBi Each. Bill A s..e c t o l u .. n . t i .. B! . . 7 2 9 o; u p i r i Ptte t x"•••••• • 974 984 I Cons. for t. Ann. 107 i 3:16 s I Dublin, 2 W aterford, 1 Flanders, 2 r rance. w 'oell, 2 Hamburg - It, 2 Holland. k ri . 1 1 Ir AT "tig,o IAL AT LONDt 17N; ItRIDC:E TO•MORROW. a f ter 12. j Evenin g , R lumutes after 1 D eiced - 'Gets, this morning three days' Paris it, to W eil or e txr,. nesday l ast i nc l us i ve . Th e follow s: c, " CHAMBER OF PEERS. 19,; ii.ri, SPIT ING OF TOIESDAY, 41 4• 1 - e l'r"itlent communicate j d ANT a . Letter re. that '1tr(11 t he Duke le Richelieu, ant . lotlocin Le 114 "nsequence of the state of his health,.e_ 1)114:1" ilimselt compelled to pass the 1 ki q j ' els q the tyluter in the South of France, I4i P te%tifYin g ills regret at his inability to par l' h e the labours or the Assembly. I 4 he p i 'cittN, -"lilber appointed a Grand Deputation 111 '1 , 1 ' at tlie A nniversary Servi:e at Sr._ 11 4 ` P it'r3la Y next, in memory of Louis XVI. " Par .-I : e , l ll4 eaix Were renewed, and the Chamber 41 " without any fixed adjournment. 4 (411 " 'ri,; mI 'ER OP DEPUTIES, M . 8. ...ONDAY, J AN. 1 for a 11411f)thi t"lionittees on the proposit i o n•heilett, anriro ,tett)Tlinence to the Duke de RI kt4lvtlejapilte:ittgithe terra of the financial year, as -1 'llls day. 4hell 14re iS to be a public Sitting on WednesdnY, e " a a t I.'lllfi Oeputation will be chosen to at `4.44 -Denis. jA V Kin 4 transacted hu- Aiiiirsness Yesterday with the Minister for Foreign c, the etal T i4v ki ng ha s grante d a f ree pardon toGaef-s r, 'who v e o has been d e t a i n ed f o r tw o , Ile l l-iQi4 On de Saute of Dr Luzin, at Chaillot. t lte D yke oc Gloucester visited, on Monday, ilt'\:a4atioe Library, and afterwards attended a „f t h. e A cademy o f Sc i ences. 1 4rd 114 " Paul of W m irteberg attended : o n Sa t4Yl "le S I Le c ture given at 1 Alhei 6e Al.tetai ITiec°"` t oin Co nstant, ou th e English Coosti tt r 1 114 r 1.2 Luke Of Devonshire has purchased at 1, 4 13 a V4riety of Works of Art, and amongst t l 'is 'ets "Pert) pieces of Sculpture, to °roam" Then in D erbyshire. id Ab be de Pradt is, it is said, one of the e ehtl ► u c tes for th e A cademic Chair, vacant by the (I ' t he Ahh6 Morellet. It a 14 t l „ 'P e als t by the accounts f ront i, America, e th e tstablisliment of th e Champ A,il k ( 11 1 0 k oger. Ge nera l Lillemand had gone to tl it llP : tle an itives a s, leavi ng hi s followers to shift for s they cou l d. liberty t is they that the projet respecting O @tt, ; of the P ress will be presented on the) to the Chatnher of D e p ut i es . i t , The cor onation o f his ajesty will, it is un ,:t°" M , take place in the Cathedral in Paris. th It is said, that Maria Louisa of , Consort if 411e4117 ., a n d mother of Ferdinand VII. King 11:13:in, died at Rome the 2d instant, after be -4' days ill of a pulmonary plaint. H er (4 41 com Y was ' born at Parma, Dec. 9, 731. ~tit4Ql de Paris.) 414ja Theresa, of Parma, Consort of Charles 1) 3 'lnd mother o f F er di nan d V II. King of I vtt 4l4) (l ied at Rome the 4th inst. Her Maest klt b°l.ll at y s,. ri Parma the 9, , j n Decemb er , 1731 , and etl the 4 t h September, 1 765.—(Journal des el kits) A 1 1 ' ) 1111 0 took pl ace on Monday in the Bois de t: Igne,, between Colonel Fabvier and M. Du tltQ'tlti rite fOrtller Was slightly wounded in the L' lentenant-General the Count de \Voronzow, who bointirthAcci the Russian Corn 'il'irrn6e in hai arrived at Paris, finin Frankfort. " Grottetly is stated to have received permission to return to Fr ince. " The Alart . f iis tie Saint Simon is dead attl very advanced age. " A Statistical Account of Poland has been published at ‘Varsaw, front which it appears that there are in that Kingdom 4SI towns and 2694 villages, and that the population amounts to 2,732,324, including 212,944 Jews. FIVE PER LENT,,. Monday • 68 f. 15 t. Tuesday 67 f. 90 c. DEFEHRFD STOCK. Monday. Tuesday. Of the 25d March, 1 a I 90 c 80 f. SO c. 9.2 d Sept. 1817.....78 f. 90 c•• •78 f. 8 0 c• 23d March, ISIS ... 76 f. 90 f. 80c. Vd Sept. 1918-- 74 1. 93 c74f.75 c. ‘‘ STUTTGARD, JAN. 13.—Last night, at ten o'clock, the remains of the late Queen were con . - veyed in solemn state to the Greek Chapel, from whence, after the religions ceremonies had been gone through, the body was deposited in the vault appropriated as tl►e burying place of the members of the «'urten►burg Royal Family. In the morning, and during the preceding day, the body laid in state. " MUNICH, JAN. I I.—The Empress Consort of Russia, sister of our Queen, arrived here this afternoon. Her Majesty is extremely melancholy in consequence of the death of the Grand Duke of Baden, her brother, and the still more unexpect ed demise of her sister-in-law, the Queen of Vur temberg. His Imperial Majesty intends to set out the day after to-morrow, and proceed direct to Petersburgh." The Public, we are sure, will rejoice in finding that Ministers have judged it expedient to delay the resumption of Cash Payments at the Bank till the first of March, 1820. Whether it will be proper for it to pay in specie even then must be left to time and to the situation of the Country. The Empire has already, to a very considerable extent, been deprived of specie, and if Cash Pay ments were now resumed, there would not be left any gold coin in the Country, except what might be hoarded. We pity the factious feelings or the ignorance of those pseudo Patriots who oppose this wise measure of Government, and are con vinced that the common sense of the People will admit th►►t it is founded in sound policy. As THE SUN is now, we trust, deemed the chief PROTESTANT JOURNAL, we are by no means sur prized that The British Press of this day should contain a very severe Philippic on our efforts to oppose the arrogant pretensions of the Papists to a share in Legislative Power. We do not consider the scurrilous article to which we allude as the production of the Editor of The British Press, hut feel some surprize that he should suffer such a venomous effusion of Popish bigotry and fanaticism to disgrace the columns of his Paper. As we insert this day some articles on the Roman Catholic Claims, and particuiarly the rela tion of the odious tyranny of the Roman Catholic Priesthood in France, we shall not notice the besotted folly and falsehood of the attack in The British Press, but leave the matter to the good sense and reflection of all real friends to our pre sent Establishment in ChurCh and State. We find, as might be expected, that the Party Prints are high in their ettlogiums upon the Speech of Mr. 111Am:tor:Atm in the House of Commons on Tbinstlay, which consisted of nothing but the stale topics of Party, while they very naturally pass over in silence the admirable answer of Mr. SINCLAIR, Which completely refuted all the atgn ments urged by the hornier. The Speech of Mr. SINCLAIR would have done honour to Parliament at any period of senatorial wisdom. We have given, iu our subsequent Columns, an account of a Meeting among the Booksellers, which took place yesterday, and sincerely regret that we have not room for a more copious detail, as they may be fairly considered as the CHIRP PATRONS of LITRRATURR, Rild consequently, their interests mast be of importance to learning, ge nius, and society, throw.; hoot the civilized world. Letters from Jamaica announce the arrival there of the Conliance sloop of •war, Captain MONT GOMERY, anti of the Ontario, of 18 guns, Captain GosTLING, from England. The fears which bad been entertained by the merchants, far want of a► sufficient number of ships of ' war on that sta tion, had been greatly removed by these arrivals. Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, the Lords of the C met at the Council Office, Whitehall, which was attended by the LORD PRRSIDENT, Earl BATHURST, the Judge' of the Admiralty, Sir WILLIAM GRANT, C. Theit Lurdbhips cowinued their sitting till three o'clock. Yesteidiry the Duke at WELLINGTON left town, to renew his visit to ►he Noble Alsrquis and Marchioness at SALISBURY, at their seat, Hat field House, where there are at presetlt several distinguished personages, enjoying the festivities' afthe season. Mr. Roe, son of the ex-Chairman of 'he Bottrd of Cnstorns, it it said, will be one of the new Commissioners of that Department.— (The Times.) POETRY. CATLTLLUS.—(Nn. " Passer delilice mea " Quieting Indere, pent in aim tellers," ti-e; SP Aaftow, by my fair caress'd, Play-mate, nestled in her breast, With whom she strives, as if in fight, Her finger urging thee to bite, Rly soul's desire oft gi't lag kisses, In mimicry of sweeter bliStes Some slight solace 'tis in grief, When the keen pang finds relief— Would I, like her, with thee could playa Chaeing all my cares away— Sweet this to me, us was, they say, To the swift maid the apple thrown, Whose gold noloos'd her long bound zone.. REGisTER OF FASHION. NftftlVAl.S.;;;-The Hon. R. F. GreriDe, the CoutsteSt 'of Mansfield and family, in Seymour-place, May fair, from Rich mond Hill; the Fail of Darnley, from Cobham Par ; J. A. Wright, Esq. M. P., from his seat in Oxfordshire ; General Manners, from his teat in Lincolnshire; the Marquis of Worcester, from Badminton, Gioucesterthire ; Lord and Lady Ehringion, from a tour ; Lord and Lady Dudley and Ward, from their seat, Himley Hall, Staffordshire ; the Earl of IV hit worth and the Duchess of Dorset, from Brighton; Lady Louisa Manners, from her seat at Wimbledon. DEPARTURFs.—Lord and Lady Castlereagh, for their seat, North Cray, Kent .; Lord tranhourn, for Hatfield ; the Earl of Carbampton, for his seat in Surrey; Sir George Nugent, fur his seat in Reeks; the Earl Fitzwilliam, for his seat, Northamptonshire; Lord Sydney, for his seat. Ft (Twill, Kent ; the Earl of Verularn, for his seat, GorimMbury. BATU ARM VALC.—EarI and Countess of Cork, Earl Clare, Lady Clifton and family, Lady D'Arcy, Lady Ford, Lady Glade, Liplv Scott, lion. Miss Ongley, Sir J. Elly, Sir .1. R. Enstace, Sir C. iVheeler, Connsellor Rear-Admiral Sir 3. and Lady Morrice, Colonel Lemon, Colonel Page, Major Bourne, Major Gordon, Major Pepper, Major Oaks, Major Ferris, Captain Atkinson, Captain Dawbin, Captain Eliott, Captain Stevenson, Captain Sartorins, Capt.Sainden. UNIVERS! I'Y INTI,LLIGENCE. OXFORD, J. 22. _ . PREACHERS.—The Dean, at Christ Church, on Sunday morning.. Mr. Whateley, of Oriel, in the afternoon, at Saint Mary's. 111 r. Gulch, of All Souls', the Conversion of Saint Paul. Mr. Militia:l, of Brasenose, the Martyrdom. SURREY INST l'U I lON. Mr. OGILVIE last night resumed his Lecture on Penal Laws at this place, and notwithstanding the inclemency of the night, was tytended by a numerous audience. It is impossible to► desc►•ibe this Lecture in adeqnake terms of commendation. It WAS a masterly effusion of eloquence, learning, philosophy, and benevolence. lie painted, in the most pathetic terms, the dreadful agonies of the culprit, whose crimes are about to undergo the investigation of Law, and the consequent infliction of penal Justice. In tracing all the feelings of the unhappy offender, in reviewing tie course of his life, in reflecting upon the contempt and indigna tion of mankind, the firm integrity of the Judge, the conscious duty of the Jury, Find the feelings of the Spectators, the Lecturer demonstrated a pet feet knowledge of the human heart. To relieve the sympathy of the audience after this tremendous and affecting Picture, he con chided with a very animated and appropriate Eulogium on BURNS, the Scots Bard, and recited two of his Poems, one pathetic, and the other martial, with the most impressive ten derness and energy.—The audience testified their approbation in loud and repeated applause. KING'S THEATRE.—A full rehearsal of the new Opera, " L'ltatiana iii Algiete," which is an nounced for the commencement of the season on I'iresday next, took place yesterday evening at this Theatre. Some changes have occurred in the vocal department since the termination of the performances of last year ; the name of Madame Forma is withdrawn from the list, that lady having formed an engagement with one of the Conti nental Theatres. The name of Signor NALDI is also omitted, who retires, it is said, from the profession. The new performers are Madame litlLLocnt and Signor Ptscct. The interior of the house has undergone a very beneficial change. WINDSOR., JAN. 22.—This day, soon after one o'clock, the _Duke of YORK arrived here to rake the diversion of shooting. The Princess SOPHIA now enjoys much better health than she did some time since. Her Royal Highness occasionally drives out in her carriage, accompanied by a fe male attendant. Wednesday, the Princess Au- GusTA accompanied her Royal sister, the Duchess Of GLOUCESTER, in her carriage, to Bagshot.-- 7 Their Royal Highnesses returned to the Palace in the evening. BRIGHTON, JAN. 21.—Earl Whitworth and the Duchess of Dorset, Lord Carleton, and Sir Henry Fane, arrived this afternoon at the Pavilion, and afterwards dined with the,Prince Regent's Parry. Yesterday Sir William and Lady Jane Houston arrived here, and had the honour of joining the distinguished circle at the Vilneo. The Grunt and Countess of Lieven returned to London yes terday ; Lord Henry Cholmondeley returns to Oxford to-morrow. The departure of the Prince Regent for London was expected to take place at the latter end of this month, but tins health of his Royal Highness has been so pinch benefitted by his residence here, that it is likely to be pro longed until alter the expiration of the Court Mourning, which terminates on the 14th of Fe broary, _ _ Tile LORD-CHANCELLOR and Lady ELDON in tend removing Iron, their present reiidence in Bedford.square, to their yew house in Hamilton pldce, early in next month. Sir T. &mai:Lica intends proceeding from Vienna to Rome, Florence, and Venice, for the purpose of viewing the works of the :veal )L9- ters of the Itali a n acrd •Venetian Schools ; tool DAmo goes ou from Prusia to St. t ers htirgh, upon aprolessionai speculation.—pforniog Post.) HARTLAND, the Drury-lane Clown, met with a serious accident on Thursday evenin;f, whilot performing in the Silver Arrow, consegoence of ," Web the run of the Pantotnime is at reient interrupted. It is hut few evenings ago. sOtee ELLAR, the Harlequin at Covent-G o-deo 'Thea tre, broke two, of leis fingers to takiDg, oLe of bis leaps. FOR THE SUN. EEDUCTION OF POOR RATER. Me. EDITOR,-1 beg leave to notice to the Friends of the Society for Benefi:ing the Poor, and reducing Poor Rates, the subject of squar ing, smoothing, and polishing pebbles for inlay work. Perhaps some of your numerous Readers May be able to throw a light on this branch of industry, which is believed to be tedious and toil .sonie of execution, yet protably likely to pay aln, &c. Jan. 19. A FRIEND TO ENGLISH SOCIETY. SHIP NEWS. RANISGAi.E. JAN. 22.—Came in the Janus transport, with her hull damaged ; Richard, NOLATER, alSo With hey hull damaged ; and se- , veral others for shelter. MandATE, .parr. l.—Arrived yesterday the Unit WENtMOI2E, iron' Batavia ) and sailed this morning for London. I,o,tintroot, 'JAN. 21.—The Sarah, SMITH, from hence and New Yolk, was stranded the 12th Nov. at Rio Janeiro, with part of her outward. bound cargo on board. CORK, JAN. 18.-- - =Sailed the Albina transport for St. Helena, with troops. LIMERICK, JAN. IS.—The Minerva, JEFFREY'S, from Newfoundland, which was driven on shore in Niulbay on Thursday last, has since gone to pieces; part of the cargo saved. LLOYD'S, JANVARY 23. The Meridian, Budd, from New Orleans, bound for Liver 'pool, arrived at Stu&Vell Roads,. I Bth inst. with the loss of her sails. The Jane, Rogers, from Charleston, is arrived in the Clyde. The Jason, Cox, from New York, bound to Belfast, was olf the Ortushead on Thursday. CUSTOMS LIST. Entered Inwards, Jan.22.—lndustry, M'Donald, St. Mi chael's; Friends, Brown, do. ; Dispatch, Ross, do.; Lavinia, Hazel!, Lisbon ; Argo, Sosbe, do.; Argo, Wilkinson, Malta; Nautilus, Walker, John's, N. 8.; Tads, M‘Pherson„Mar seilles ; Swan, Lyon, Naples. Entered Outwards, Jan. 22.—New Frederick, Rundle, Bremen; Kingston, Harncastle, Bay,of liondnras; Star, Bar rett, Hamborgh ; Active, Nazer, Jamaica; Sprightly, Baker, Libun ; Ville de Cadiz, Paquel, Marseilles. C/Hired Outwards, Jan. 22.--John Dougan, Leggett, Trieste; Ceres, Mackie, Rio Janeiro; Anna Maria, Ommen, Hamburgh ; Vrow Maria, Tacksort, Brussels ; Classina Mar garetta, Schippers, Antwerp; Stockton, Langley, Calcutta; Thames, Letson, Madeira. LAW INTELLWENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, JAN. 22. The LORD CHANCELLOR, who is not sufffciently recovered to sit in the Hall, entered his private room in Lincoln's Inn at I 1 o'clock, where he was occupied for a considerable time in attending to the arguments of Counsel in the case of " Moro v. De la Torre," which stands' over for further discussion on Tuesday next. During the remain der of the day his Lordship was engaged in de ciding on petitions in lunatic cases, of which his Lordship went through a considerable number. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, JAN. 22. • . His HONOUR was employeddHring the day ia hearing a number of short causes, and a few pa. tions in bankrupt cases, of little interest. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JAN. 22. No cause of any interest occurred in this Court, save to the parties concerned. CITY BUSINESS. Yesterday the LORD MAYOR held an Especitt Court of Aldermen, for the purpose of disFteh ing such business as had been adjourned at the la•t Court. Twelve bars of gold, weighing upvtrards of 218 E minces, and thirty-five bars of silver, weiging: 24,222 ounces, were sworn to aF. foreign, previ ous to exportation. A Memotial from sundry Brokers of the City, in relation to the present Regulations of Brokers, was presented and read, and referred to a Coin• mittre to consider` and report. Mr. 'Andes was admitted and sworn into the office of one of the Ft nit Meters of the City. Precepts were directed to be issued for Licens ing Victuallers on the second day of March next. Sundry persons were allowed, and sworn Brokers, and the Court directed the payment of the several salaties and hills due at Christmas la,t.; The presentments made by the several Inquests on Plough-Monday last of non-freemen and ruinous houses, were referred as usual to be acted, upon. The Court were occupied a con'iderable time in !Icahn : : e several appeal.; against serving the offices of Constable and Inquest. The Archduke MAX M LIAN still continues to re side at the Clarendon Hotel. His Imperial High ness enjoys the exercise of riding, every day the weather permits, and is generally accompss. nied by part of his suite. The excellent state of health his Highness enjoys gives a zest to his natural How of spirits. He has dined daily at die Hotel since his -arrival from his late tour" He occasionally visits the -Theatres., incognito; otherwise, he spends I►is evenings with his sit the Ilottl, ond entertains himself with a game of chess, or piquet. his highness intends re maining two months longer in this country. SACIITLECE.-At an early hour on Thursday morning some villdins broke into the parish church of St. Margaret, Barking, Essex, s u et_ stole two surplices, one gown, two scarfs, and two tokrels. They also forced open several locks, onder which were secured the deeds and lenses belonging to the palish. Fortunately the Conn. plate had been previously rtruoveci der to be cleaned.