The Sun. — London, England, 1816-02-14 00:00:00

P-NCH PA l' -(RiCElViib THIS Molitili#o o 'PEERS. FEL 10. The Chamber met at two.—The reading of the Proces Verbal was bearti, and its revision ap- p ()vet!. The Order of the nay.called for the discussion. in reurrA assembly, of the Resolution taken the 23► h January by the Chamber of Deputies, rela tiry to the Clergy. Atter sonic discussion, the Resolution was tent fir examination by a Special ttitna l itssion of five Members. CHAMBER OF PEPUTItS, BUT-L.6IN, /Ts. 9. In Secret Committee.—M. I3langy proposed, in the name of the. Commission, that the projet, and the amendment contained in that of M. Pict tthe ratitution of the unsold property of the clergy), no seat heck to the two Commissions.—The As sembly agreed to it. lite Chamber accitled that the 6th Artie he upon married Priests, amended by M. Delapature, should be made the object of the projet of a Re 'atilution to be sent to the Chamber of Peers, It Pot to the Vote, and adopted by a majosityof .168 to 64. Petals,' Feu.. 10. —The Commission nn ' the 'Maga of The Chamber orlYciffhtiost hes resolved, that 'the woods ,which bel6hgetl - ,..t0 the Clergy shall not be sold. • • The Deputies of the Depsitroeut of the North have petitioned for the regestablisblutpt..of the -freedom of tliePort of Dunkirk. .• In the night of the 4th or sth 61 this tu9nth, the first and second rooms of the barraelts,"Called the Atbaletriers, at Valenciennes,' gaVe way,. Of 20 men of the Train of Euglisit.Artillery who - tic.' cupied these ilium sevet i k o werd:kined and . five • -04,1 wounded. Five horses were also eruilfed• to. death. General's Droner, Lefeb t ue",,Desnottettes, and .• Grouchy ; comprised in the ',Orst, list of the Or donnance of the 24th Julylast, are ordered toap . rear on the 15th of the present mouth, before the trthunal that is to judge them. These threenersons 11iving manifested sollte disposition to contumacy, the situnnons fur General Grouchy has been fas tened to his do'cr by.an Officer of Juitiee. A 13rithdi regiment of cavalry $OO strong is eautoued in the vicinity of Dunkirk. The in bi,hitallts are delighted with the good conduct of tkoops. Souk has gone to Berg, svhere hit wife and family► are. Genet'4l Alb( bas retired to Lantigit, They have just establifped meastiree of &oval !once with respect toppe E;;.iles of France who evre going to Silesia. They write from Naples, Zan. E 9---" The 'Prince of Hesse knowo by his noble defence at' Gaeta, is apProsehiog his end. He attacked .with a fever, which resists every remedy." We are informed that several inhabitants of the tbwa of Coilddi are ordered . tri 'Nils, to give teeti-, Many in the trial 0F Geueral Bottitaire, ex-Com mattdaut of Cy'oodC; Awned of having fired upon Colonel. Gordon. ARINCASKA, Jor. 21.—The plague, which cleso htes our province, has , PeVeii(lo its ravages to Ahnipsa, ir, spite i 1 alDeliktiproctilitions of Govern- Ill@pt. , 'NAPLES, JAN. 2i.—The contagious sickness .4 lily decreases in malignity in the district Of Nuja. The measures. plitereillance still continue, however, with the same rigour. :Titer thildren have been vaccinated, from the cfrciiiifitatice that ,criutitgion - havi produced less et feet on those who had undergone that operation... i i .An.tun, JAN, 28.-By a Decree contained its .theOfticial GaitAte',' the . King has'recelled Pedro Cevallos to We I.lliiti4tfy.. • Another Decrce,.after orderifig the suppressitni• ;Pr. of all the Conttnissions.charged:with of Criminal Pruceedings,:procderls • it); ‘‘ During my absento from Sixtio;'ltvo),Parties were formed under the names of liberahr afiti .ter- vita.' This division„ at first cOnfined to *xtended to most oYte li t El itt 2 o 2 Viti h ces of • t One of ins Illost6aCre k ttlitlES is to'pla:an end. to these dissentiunsl:f therefore-order that the ac tiuttri,iturs 4e obliged ( appear before the tribe- nail ttt firtniSis. 1e 4E that the name's r,FI• Meral and servile be bolonger fly anbtner oqier,i)ort 111,1;100 Lopez Aratkrj, sticeeelio*,loscplt dry. ibarra in the Financial De pranfetit, - D'tiffTliomo's Moy; mo retires from tits: Office of 134cretitri of St - tetluP tilt; Department of Justice. 44 ";3oseplt N r fisrleA ‘iiiillera succeeds LOUI3 de 4itiazar in the .Icl/scant:TA of iNlarine. i) ivg 4,1 1,,,4„,z6v . )luti.,onowhich ;liave taken .114,.:c in our istry fur tills' year • past, Abe pre‘ent thailge excites the most Setisiw 11u*t. FRENCII FUNDS; Feb. 9th.-5 per Cents, 62 f. 36 e: 'lank Actiofis • )663 , 1 f.` Vtb. iter 6014 Oil: 36 c. Batik 1404 f. MAILS. Anatven—i FralAe, I Hamhttrgli. Gottenbargt, I France. I Lisbon, 2 Huntborgh, Gueriniy and 4ersey, 14Vatertvri. 0 'F STOCKS Tlns DAY AT 7 Bank Stock, 3 per Cent. Red. 61 a 3 per Cent. Cone. 61 4 per Ceuti. 76 per Cent. Nary Ann. inn Bank L. Ann. 15 13-16ths IItGH WATER AT LONP Morning, 40 minutes , after 5. WELV O'CLOCK. • India Bonds, 4s. 49 pr. Itxrll.llilit, dis. Ss. 3s. pr. bioniuni ' Id Ditto fur Payment, Mar. 1 7ii Cons. forx4couot., 61 ON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Evening, i niinnte after G. THE SUN. 111/LEM 60113 DICEIt6 TALSUM Aunr.AT? toONDON; ,ITEDNESDAY, PEparj.ini - 14, 181 n. The Paris Papers of the lOtli and 1 ttii arrived this morning. Prince LEOPOLD, it is stated, is on his journey to tnglancl, by Cobourg and Paris. It was erto neousio say that this Prince was only a Captain in the Austrian service. His Highnet,s heti, the rank of a Russian Lieutenant-General, twit greatly this- I tingnished himself in the late catnpaigns. The French Funds arc, like our own,improvilig. 'Both Chambers have; been occupied with the question relative to the Clergy engrafted vu tl►e Budget. • Our. Parliamentary discussions continue to pos sess-great interest. A Call of the House is or-. dered for Monday sernoi.,:ht, when the tireatttre• of the Property Tat will be propoied for the Adoption of the Legislature. The Peace Alva blishment of the Country, or to speak more cor reedy, the establishment thought requisite for the first yearsifter the war,will also occupy both Houses. OppOnent s of Ministers will endeavour to shew, that it is, to() great : anti ...itivertiment. will, on the other hand, try to demon rale:that it is as limited and economical as possible, from the nature of cir cumstances, We believe it will be no difficult task tosheW,..that the extent of our Establishments is the necessary consequence of our accession of power. Risen to the fifit rank aniong nations, we must adopt the proper measures to sustain that elevation, and it is only by consenting to-becoont an inferior member in the political system of Europe Ilnit way hope to diminish our. expenditure and pyre down our institutions to the status qua antebellum. Such degradation-we are sure no "well-wisher to his country svc n dd ever- consent to as a prefer able course of, policy to the maintenance of a Force suitable to the augmented state of the Bri tish Empire.: : • One particular brunch .of our woollen manu factures, in 'this vicinity, has just been pia into ,a, state pi:peetliar actir . ity. An intinet sre Con• . tract for clothing 1110Thu:shut army has been en-, tered into by four great mercantile, itt this Cckarli wools immediately rose abora 30 Per cent.—(Leeds hae/tigencer,) - , • THE Itsotticr's Couarr....--On Monday, at 64 o'clock, the PIMICA .litippue held a Court at the Pavilion at Brighton, and peifOrined the animal eereniony of pricking for the for the retina counties tor the year ensuing, The repeal. of all tlse• restrictions on trade, in consequence of the'litta wkr,. was proposed 'and agreed to. BRIGHTON, Frit. Sitnifitirti)ll,feestsi BATuvasi- and. 'BULLER returned to London'this morning. The. Qu eeN is expected here on Friday. On Saturday the.Archdukei JOnt4 and LEWIS went to see BoLtrictes MuietUn; BUQNA PARTH'S military carringe. Adviccs from New York to tike 10tli tilt, corn niunicate acetionts a. the embitrrossinejm.of .the country ; and the. Goverament of the United Stotts appear to have many ditlictilties to struggle with, respecting their endeavottrarto uphold the merchants and trailers. 'f he warehouses of New YOrk, Baltimore, and other trading towns, arc quite,glutted with merchandize of every descrip liPn, for which no • market Can be lona,. except considirable loss ; meanwhile the periods ..of payMent come round for'the goods, and'no assets to hand to meet The British Armf'fiuisbed enitmtkitri at Calms .on Sal tiolay, . . . . . .. , A route trent down from the War Office,. on Friday last, to the Officercoinnutmling at (:helms ford 'Harracic'S,` curetting the in:um:Male triarthh`of . time detacluttentS of the 'l . ,3th awl ap.ii regime n ts tor Gravesend;' to, ..enitutik .16T-.. the East Indies : they are:to. btu.brikadecf under one Fieiti Officer until their arrival at Aludrai, 1t is seated front good authority that a IradeS- Mtin, who lately went oirfron ilseitpkt in .bor setsliirc;iwitit 'money and elleeil.fo . 41.e - 8611) 0 4cl amount Of 3000/. los ll•een arrested s iiSr , a ' ego ! proceis'at New York, in Ante'riia, (`where h e is ,11010' a prisoner), and Oft" . etlecti ;witched for.Cie benefit of his creditors. This circumbtatice'proves that persons departing to America for die purpoie of defrauding ,their creditors arc no more protect .eri by the latyl A that country, Until th e y would be if they rewainctl &gland, • N VA N PEB, I 3 , —ltesnain 10 1 I4 6sty'i 'ships -Ganymede, and ItegetA, itti)O4, for Niadra§i and Fort William, Issti, -for Maras, detained by contrary winch. FALMOUTH, Ftis. I I .--Sailed tine Niarlboiougt packet with mails for Lisbon; Queenshury packet with mails for the Bratils.—Wind N. n. The Commeree, BANFIELD, frOm Falmouth to Newfotrnalandi is totally loft near St: John's ; three of the crew drowned. • The Mirrell, WiDnicoutt, from Boston to Newfoundland, is wrecked on Lat.gley Lie ;—two of the crew drowned. The Hercules, DUNCAN, from Jamaica to the Bihamas and Charleston, is totally lost off' Charleston. The Venerable, 349 ; libtper49o ; Milbank, 497 ; Exchange, F. G, ; British Isle, S. ; Ilebe, D. F. ; Juno; E. B.; and Daphne, G. J., trans• ports, sailed from Dover on Monday for Ireland, with the 27th, 41st, and remainder of the 44th Regis►ents. It is suggested that Alr. 13ttonotrp.i should he appointed'Clerk of the Pleas in Ireland, to stop his mouth. The leading Opposition Men seem of late to he very easily managed in this way with out a Pugging - Bill. His Imperial Highness the Archduke Jon, it sitting for his portrait in miniature, to Mr. W. H. WATTS, of Southampton-street. On Saturday, the, lOth instant, in a General Asseniblyof the Academicians, held at their apart. meats in, Somerset House, Mr. IVILLIA:a HEADY NMI . Mr. Amten EnWARD CHIALoN :E Ier4 4 duly elected . Academicians of the !top} Aeadethy,' in the room of FaANCISPO'BARTOLOZZI and JottX SINGiAt'roN Cort.r.v,l , ,sqrs. deceased. The revelations • and prophecies of, a person named Catherine Healy,. alias the lloly Woman, are the subject of an address from the nee. !)r.„ Trinity, Cat bolic,Bishop of Litneria, which was read on Suodav in 411 the elnyelS7thronghont that (noose. " This woman," say's the address, " has presumed to assert, On the authority of a eretended - revelation made to her, • thtit infants who die immediately after baptism, are condempetl to a punishment of twenty-four hours eittratio4,4,7,.: She has also presnmed to utter certain predictions, Calculated, under the present glOomy aspect of affairs, to terrify and mislead the weak and ;goo rant, and disturb the peace and good order of the country."—(Dublid raper). John Kingmill and JOhn Hill, in whose house the late the at Southampton commenced, when Captain CHARLes NV/um was rinfortunately killed by the falling of a part of the premises, have been fully; committed fur tri,il , on the charge of timing their premises on .fire. On Thurvlay last an ;Wiriest sat upon tire body of the late C. LlutAtilitittNE, tr e sq. sugar baker, IVhiteeliapel, who put aid end tic his existence by shooting himself. The Jury, after investigating the case, brought in a verdict of beitoey. On Monday last was'edimmitted to the Castle of York, Francis Brnwn, the younger, late of Dar-, Lid Greets, a bankrupt, for not giving satisfue tory answers to questions put to trim by the Qom.; missinners acting nailer Ms bankrupt c y. • Lately, three soldiers contrived to make. their cheaper from an lutliaman lying at,Northileet, but being missed, search, was made, when one of them : was disoovered lying in . the mud nearly swPos e,; the ship, and was brought on board, wite: soon after died, in consequence of the stairrings he had endured from the inelemencv of the wea ther. 'flee other two effected their escape. In. the morning of Sunday se'dmight, a famee ealled,Waaa, Who had left - 14eter the precedfug pig's, - in .his cart, for phis home at (ttery Was found' dead, in a deep ditch, with Ms horse and. cart both, overturned in the ditch by him. lint. whether he, was murdered, air by .theaverturning of cart, we h ave not yet atseertatned. LONGOVITY. , —IfiICre is ft poor woman now in the Alma-bouSe at the head of St. Sidwell',s-sireet, F;xeter, who completed her hundretli c.itr at Christmas last.---ln the Poer-house of Oideford, there is a woman called Blimidock,, who, it is stated, has convicted. her 10Gth year, and within the two years last past,she supported herself by 'her day-labour. . Soornwatur, FEB. 12.—We arc sorry to say our demand tor Flops does not in the least increase, and the holders seem more anxiotts. to self than t hey were two months back. Fine Pockets, either •Kent or Shseex,.support their -, prices tolerably Well, but Dogs are certainly lower. - • CORN-E.24(MANGn. Fan, 14.—Owing to the present state of the weather, we had scarcely any ,thing doing," and the prices must be considered nominally the some as. On Monday. lloaan Dtscoveast).—A few days ago, war.. Tont, yas issued by the Rev. Ttiostas Roar upon• the complaint of the Overseers of Horncastle, to apprehend Daniel Collwood, farrier, lietty,w l) by,the.name of Dr, Candle-bags, for r i timing t o support his wife, eh ife, who . had been a geable to the parish of Horneostle for several years. The Doctor, on being taken ,before the Magistrate, ex pressed a sttspicion that his wile had concealed a. considerable hoard ; and On Monday the 29th ult. accompanied by the constable!' nod overseers, proceeded to search his house : upon their ,enter lug which, the Doctor's wife pleailed extreme poverty,. and declare ! ! that she. had not a single halfpenny in her possession'; but on a minute search of two ,boxes, 1331. 9s. in specie was found carefully deposited aev m eral small tin b oxes, wrapp tip in rags an:l paper.—This boccie con sisted of ono moidore, ()S guineas, 3I half -4 u I span's!) dollar, 110 half-crowns, 537.staillipgs, an d, 1,44 sixpences, From .the habita:fitOtunstr- able appeat anee. of vt_ehirsc;on?eurtine,d, i a t ny d , o; ti st r , t not : op pear that. 14 hat fg the wusdth to 4r. own comfort. Tilt Tri.LlTtiffS2'.. ~ ._ '6• , ZtTII H T-Li:;C Last night ati utiS teci,s‘i'ill . was produced at this' Theat're, u inter `titie: 6i Nail Coach l'as3L; nger:. Ds ury - Lane is 'r' Ci~esu:tfr~rrundtL iii ita Farcet; hfinost all its at le/11/Idiot this Ant, since - the llodse lirilog The present piece certainty dill 11(!t intuit to bi ait etception. We think it a pit' that some of our best old and standard Farces are not presented at either Theatre. Tie Lawyer, Baritubt 13ritllc, The Citizen, Loee Mode, The ilf:%.ar Dotter; The .44atoolist, The ()hater, and many others, stliald be very acx:cpt' ;sole occasionally to relieve the dolness of the $Ol - trash iloported frciis the tut TbentreS. CHORAL FUND. On Monday evening the first Grand Concert the season took place at the Opera Concert Room/ for the benefit of the Musical Society called the. Dz.-mass, whose agpearanea, pt Drury-Lane Theatre, announced in the billso has been so unaccountably retarded, perform" on this occasion, and experienced the 1110 enthusiastic welcome from a briliant as we ll o crowded audience : her execution " Mad Bess " was frequently interrupted by hilys l of applause, sett rewarded s.tt the . finale with three rounds. It seas the ',general remark thlit Dickoxes -voice is rather improved than 140'0 by her late severe and most dangerous iltnevi, suit! t that she never hiuked better.--.Mits I.3l:gaa' who, though engaged at Covent-Garden at a vtri handsome salary, has hardly ever had a lair 'Or portilnity of advantageously evincing lief I►o'vel7 ful yet sweet tones, gave liaNplat.'s " itet" rn i • (od OE' Hosts in a very superior 01 " also accompanied .her mistress (Mrs. DiGg os l ' in an Italian Duet, s o as to a ff or d a promise " an . hereafter " highly creditable to h6r tress. This young Lady is, we undtrstand, o'7 ga g ed -by Slr GUORGE SMART for the eusuino ''Oratorios. • I a MI DOLES ESSIONS. Yesterday morning the Sessions commenced b e 4 fore Mr. WATsos cud lull Bei lke.. G" . "` * Jury were with difficulty assembled ; the ,CitAl" MAN ordered - the absentees to.. be (rued 1111. " ch for their neglect: The• only cause of impel timcf. was the, following' respecting the nuisance " 1 . stage-coaches at Charing cross. - fist:Hinson, proprietor, and five of h ill coachmen, were indicted for obstructing the co' 4 . •riage and footpaths of the above .neighbourba o44 iby suffering their coaches to loiter more than o' 4 -time necessary fur the transaition of their biol . ' tress, to the great annoyance of the inhabitauti, asKell-alt inconveniency to the pas,engerJ, found difficulty in passing without molcstatio". the Jury found thetn all Guilty, viz. Williatta Rawlinson, Gem ge Grew, George Harvey, GO' Durant, John Waller, an,l James Downes. 1 1 " 1 ' Court ordered them all rustody, to.a4veit their judgment, lamenting at .the same time, the'ne , :es" airy of it. The public good r, quires a stop ,l;0 011 be rut to t 1.1031: evils at all parts of-the town. 1115m , tay the Rev. Air. DAssrun; of ll'i'Atricatt.t; held isia tithe fenitt, when he was ple.ced to ie . dace his tithes 15 per cent. much to ilte satistav_ tion of the damn' farmers, who expressed thou! selves highly satisfied. About. nine O'clock yesterday morning, the 01 '7 ford coach arrived at the Old Dell Ism, 144110 141 when Mr. Paine, a respectable men, who has Lice ti ninny years driver to the Conch, Cause W u the par' lour with 4 small box under his traits, which on the table and covered it with ~his greilt •Ca o t7 Shortly after, three gentlemenlyloOkiog men en tered the room, and Watching, the opportunity of the coachman's back being turned, one uf took the box front under the coat, and the' three made their escape without the least suspicion:-' - ': The box contained 3,0001. in bank-notes, entrust... ed to the care of the coachman for a banking' house in the city- Fc chamber, French's-gardens, g ' c l H omplciely uh, was time() of 6 s y n i t t l 3g i a a i r t e t i l e g e e i n.g t i t t g i s iy i t i l t i ust not only Isis own sloop, but one of which he had afterwards been.appointed master; these events are supposed to have led !sins to commit the desperat. act. Upon the !ids and 6th instant, Neal Mac Neal mot Lenox Bigger, Esqrs. searched the country trnto Dundalk to Carlingtord, for fire -ants, under war* rants, directed to them by the Lord Lientehtto r ' and succeeded in seizing a large quantity; they wet! joined at Carlingtord by James Reid and !.lugs: Moore, Esqrs. From persons such as they sor: posed to be of a deseription not likely to useorleo" their arms for improper purposes, they merely Wok . an account of them, assuring them they %cot— 1). allowed t o r e t a : n th em unt il G overnmen t shout ,(l otherwise order. They have givetipttblic nottc: to all peTtons in these districts ? to send thetr M 0 41 1 to these agistrates in th e course of t►n . that Noy who do not comply with this order,w 4ll treated as haVidg arms in their possession with" c 1 - leene.t., and be Im:skim' accordingly. The ann' I D seised stnsla l a k r . e dJu;iiii‘s.icersv rl to a t e h N c. el " , " . 1 ;11 La r i . " 1 - "a n r g • it s a so tli a c i e l" .l :; large party of the Fifeshire conamauded ui Capt. Fife, and 'a uuusber of constablel, were our on this occasion. A representation 'having W it made to Government by the Hon. John Futic r ' a party of soldiers is to be quartered at Cariiiii 4 ; ford--this will assist t h e M ag i stracy, and pre"',- avecocrence of those acts o f v iOl ence w hi c h trov e occurred at Templetown, Castlecarraglts (Newry Telegroph ) BIRTI4S.' On the 10th inst. at his house in Montague-place, BC 4 ' „ r , syu4re, the !Ady otlints l'oputer, Esq. jun. d 3(11 ;' , ,"_ 1 2 ,1 On the 1 - 2lh in Very Itettlortl-place, ttte . Hd ye Otaifie, jun. M i l. o f u dAUgiltee. MARRIED. On Satatclay 144 t, at St. Pancras Church, Mr.. 121,1 ". 13 , ° : .; Bell, Eristol, ChArlotte. third daughter of' Th%s ito es, Esq. at Etiauti•stimart:. - LQNDON: Printed I,v .1. 13. t "AIV;.'"I'A I RS, No- 7 , titliblingli am; I,ll,iislltti ; t kV. 3, SCitAPI'S. at the St*N-3)trtot. No. I'l'2, Sttneuli where •Adre.rl"7 LCnt•it Orticr2, Lettas 'lp..t..;,,LiA) mtv,i 3 4,1rs.kit: 4.1