The Sun. — London, England, 1816-08-03 00:00:00

PORTSMOUTn, Au's. 2.—Nrrived his 1114) Tyrian front a 'Cruise. Sailed his Alkiest!y's ship - Hope on a ctuise. - ;=—Wind w. SAN% HARWICII, AUG. 2.=•;—Arrived the Lord NCISMI, DEAIVE, from 1-Telvoetsittys, 'kith a mail and pas sengers,t—Wind W. DEAL, AVG. 2.--f-Cfttle down from the Itit►er last night, and sailed, the Benson, BestuAtd,for India ; Langford, Maaxs . , for Malaga , John and Ann, Russet., for Buenos Ayres. Arrived 'the Cornwallis, 1112NTLEY, 70 days from the Cape ; Harmony, Hommel es, from the Mediter ranean. Remain the Liebe, PORTER, from Bata via Earl of Moira, PARKER, for Baltimore. GRAVESIIND, AUG. 2. Arrived the Morgan ,Rattler, CLINCII, from Petersburg!) ; Hope, Ci'Kettx, from Rotterdam I Alert, BOSUSTON, from WexfOrd ; his Majesty's store-ship Boffalo,Amws, from Halifax. Sailed the Minerva, , Mmaez, for Boston; Emily, DAwsotsr, for Baltimore ; Ame thyst, WIIIIART, for Malta ; Fisher, ULM, hr liamhurgh ; Olive, OGILVIE, for dirtO ; BROWN, for Rotterdam ; Betsey, Lawte, lor ditto. The pirate alluded to in the American Paperl es having cruized of Cadiz under a commission from the Government of Buenos Ayres, appears to . 1 beve no connection with the last privateers which Lave appeared oil that part of the Spanish coast. letters from Cadiz of the llth ult. we learn, that the Spanish Government had sent out the Spanish► man of war Asia, and the frigates La Prueba and Etueralda, to cruize against the Bite r°, Ayres privateers which still hovered about the coast, and had captured five vessels coming from the Havannah. THE ARMY. The following Circular Order, addressed to the General Officers commanding his NlAntsTY's Yorces, and signed " PALMEIISTON." in regard to tile Suspension of Paymasters of the Army, is how issuing from the lirar-Office "The Quarterly Pay Lists of Corps nn Foreign Stations bring required to be sent off by the earliest opportunity that tiny occur after the expiration of a month from the termites - - Sion of each quarter, but it being found that in many in- Mailers this rule has been disregurded, I therefore have the tonnur to acq ua i n t Y ou w i t h t h e P r i nce R egent ' s p l easure, 111 " 1 you do require the Commanding Officers of Regiments veithiu your command invariably to report to you,at the proper yeriods, wh e th er this QuarterlyAccompts nf their respective raymasters have or have tint been sent oft; and that von do immediately suspend from duty, pay, anti allowances, any Paymatter who shall nut he reported as having performed this important part of his duty, provided that his Regiment is not engaged in such active service as in your opinion may justify yam withholding the suspension. " I am further to add, that the suspension is to continue ynttl the account shall have been sent, !caving it to the Pay *taster afterwards to make, through his Commanding Ofiie,!r, any representation he may judge proper of the ground upon *lnch he may consider the delay to have been uutt , :oidatile. " 'You will please to report to me the suspensions which you Shall from time to time think necessary to order in pursuance 'GI Obese Instructions." Admiral COCKRURN bad an interview this morn ing with the Earl of LiveaFoot. at Fife House. POttr enormously large Turtles came home pe.s , edgers under the protection of Admiral COCK suRN, and have been introduced to the following Noble roe!), vi z , the Lords' LIVERrOOL, BATHURST, CAS, TLPREAGII, and SIDMOUTH. A 41 1144 Sic' P. Mat.tutnat arrived at Sterielena, in the Newcastle, two days previous to the dept.-. of Sir GEO. COCKIiiIIN. General BooNa titTa was im good health. The Duke ofWeLlANotnat, before he left Chef- Znhant on Wednesday, presented 701. to various haiities in that place. jo The PRINC E RtidENT visited Mr. an d Mrs. .: - ottrts yesterday, at their beautiful villa, Holly.. lo dge, Highgate, and partook of a family dinner. Ms loyal Highness did not return till a late hour. The Princess CHARLOTTE is much recovered from her indisposition, but the wet weather pre -I:ent3 her front going out.--Prince LEOPOLD is in 4bliosed. Th e Duchess of CUMBERLAND is confined to. her apartment in St. James's Palace, through in slisposition. Yesterday Viscount SIDMOUTH, Vise. CARTLE• fqAGII, and Mr. CANN two, had audien c e s o f t he iNett ReouNT at Carlton House. Iles The Doke of YORK, attended by Colonel COOK, Aid-iie-Calilp, left Ynrk House yesterday after norm, at five o'clock, for Brighton. Among the tunny English failure s , we are sorr y to, add another a t Ul v e rston . Shaw, ass attorney, w ho 'also acted as a Banker, it is said, has stop ped fee 100,0001., by which many servants and working people who hail confided in him Will be ruined --(Scotch Paper.). After great pains bestowed by the Magistracy situ! other benevolent and active individuals in Glasgow, tin the very delicate and difficult subject "F relieving the unprecedented sufferings of the w orking classes, -a considerable fund has been Olt at t h e dispos a l of the Kirk Session, and a t;"elthittee of Gentlemen appointed, to tiffortl teniiinr;try ait: to 11103 e whose cases shall appear, " 4 % 1 1 14 1'69 , , to be most urgent.—( Glasgow Paper.) ar ,.00)1, A 7314, g. ----The Duke tataliatnott Yeoerday evenieg to join the comp an y O f a Duke and Duchess of GloticEsTea, who h a d 3t i nde befo r e arr i ve d' (runs Bagshot. lies' M. lta,l a select party in the evening to meet Ih ri; This morning, a lt e r bre a kf a st, t h e Otatittst, C 1 I "CER3Its, and the, Duke an d D uc h ess o f R 9 : c} a.%Tett, went to F rogmnre . The Dete of at ca r ; "'EiVed to-day at the Castle fr o m hi s sea t D A "TON, AUG. 3.-1-His Royal Highness the f t„„ . e ", 1 N'oatt 'is expected at the Pavilion this 6 1 4, 1 (4 ‘be Hoye' Sovereign 'yacht, which is now m em ' i ! Y ._' l l) ill DeptfOrd, for the use of the Paitsca In uene will be 'stationed off here during the re- The e his 'Royal 'Highness at the P a vili on .— ! b„ gt. h 1 0 .11) of war captured a sm ugg li ng Cliffder, with' 120 tubs of. Hollands, just as the elcrs %%111't landing their cargo on ;the West " iv "'IY "t' Wednesday morning. None of the Wert t,L:n. - - , 1-IAYmARKET-471e Pannel was the Wovelty last night, adding one to the numerons sterling pieces which have already this season been so prosperously brought- forW , iird at this Theatre.— Mr. FAW.CETT displayed the highest comic talents in the part of /Was/alto, which, s‘e. are sure, was never performed with greater ability and elect. itusset.t. imparted to Lazarillo all the humour and whimsicality of which it appears to be susceptible ; and Mr. %I/ATKINSON was a good Dan Guzman.-- A Mr. MATHEWS appeared for the first time as Don Pedro; lie is entirely different from the other Mr. MaTHEws ; his face anti person are tolerable, and he is neither wry mouthed, nor limps, nor squints. But then neither does he possess the qualification of mimickry, our, us Jar we could discern, an „other qualification for the Stage ht.- yond these we have mentioned.—Mr.. Butts, got through Don Carlos very hell, though the shadow 'of his whiiken was exceedingly por tentous, Of all the ladies we must speak favour ably. Mrs. EGERTON played Marcella in a marked and forcible style, and Miss TAYLOR was becom ingly soft in Aurora. As for Mrs. GIBBS, it is pr a i s e tinnogh to say she was at home, in her ele ment, as Beatrice. Her merits in such parts are only ,to be appreciated by observing what they are in other hands.---After '' Exit by Mistake," " The Critic" followed, in which JONES Own whim, since his happy sally respecting poor Sus- RIDAN something new seems to be expected in Puff) sechred ajhunder of applause from the au 'silence by mixing among his inntotudinous literary labours a notice .rt the following effect—'' mast 'alsti write an anticipation of the success of our noble Expedition agaitist the Barbary Corsairs ; and surely it is a grateful subject to dwell upon the exploits of Great thitain, which, to the glory it has obtained by annihilating the African Slave Trade, is now proceediii , to add the gieater glory of terminating the gayery of our Christian • Brethren." BARNET i$ ittil travelling regularly on his arduous task, whiel► finishes on Tuesday, at one o'clock this morning be Made good lily 884th . WILSON, the Pedestrian, has engaged to ‘ralk, in Alr. Sv stoNns's Bowling-green, Yarmouth, 100 miles in 24 hours. The performance wus to take place yeßann day, YOUTHFUL PEDESTKIAN.—This week. a boy, between 12 and 'l3 years of age, walked 20 miles in less than four hours in Prussia Gardens, Nor. with. An elopement to Gretna Green took 'place in the vicinity of Whitehall, a few days ago, he tween a.Ltdy of the firgt respectability, and an Officer, lute of the 451 h regiment. The ,20th regiment of Carulty have arrived tit Waterford.—Four troops are to proceed to aim titer destination, and tour troops ate to remain in L . that citr- . Yesterday the great mortar, taken from the Ftencit; . W3B brunt:hi from Woolwich, and placed on the platform prepared for it on the Parade in St. James's Park. it is surrounded by canvas_, whilst the workmen are prePariog the ornamen,, till decorations, to prevent being interrupted. by the number of curious spectators. They are erecting a beautiful new iron pump in front of the Statue of CHARIAS 11. at Charing. cross. Thursday, according to annual custom, the all. ver arrow was shot for at the Butts at Harrow on-the-Hill, by twelve of the young geto - lemen educated at that School, which Was won with difficulty, by Master Jenkins. They were nearly three hoar, :contending for the prize, owing to the equality of three of the young genaemea, who. got nine each, ten being the winning number. Yesterday, about six o'clock in the afternoon, congregated iwtss of heavy clouds cast gloom •nd ("mkt - less over the metropolis, andAhe 011E) 7 , keepers wete compelled to use lights. The ap pearance of gas extending its flame it' t h e shops of Fleet-street and the. City, at so carry an hour in the month of August may be considered rather extraordinary. 'The darknesi was ,succeeded by heavy vu On Thursday hut, about two o`clOck, a topsail yard sloop %vas observed at Milford, Pembroke shire, about three miles from St. Ann's Head, .in great distress ; but it then blowing a heavy gale of wind at W. N. %V'., it was impossible to reit, der any assistance , she shortly after went down,. when the crew, three in number, were seen . clinging to a spar, but every effort proving ineft: feetual, they were obliged to resign themselves to a watery grave. We 113V0 not been able to tied that any thing list as yet been wathed on shore, so as to give the least idea as to the property. DAHINQ floaasay.--Tbursday night about ten &Clock, as W. Fey, Tsq . formeily of Canterbury, was going acros3 Barham Downs, be was stopped near Bridge Hill, by three men dressed in tlark jackets, trowsers, and dark caps ; one of them seized the horsp's head, another struck him a violent blow whit 'a bludgetmi and the third drag ged him flout the chaise,. and presenting a pistol (loaded with slugs) at his head, proceeded to rob him of a red mnroccn pocket-book, containing B a nk of England and Country Notes to the arnoiint of 1121. I Is. and a Bill of Exchange for 831.. 10s. Gd. as well as his watch, &e. with which they made off. A pistol; loaded with four slugs, has since been (mind near the spot. A HIGUWAY MAN SHOT .........41ifOrMII0011 was brought to ihe Head Police Office early on Satur day morning, that the 'post-boy, carrying the mail froth Dublin to Mullingar, escorted by a single dragoon of the 16th:regiment, was assailed by is banditti of ten or eleven, between Mayan and Nohher, county of Meath. The most daring of the rufflans, alter time usual cry of '' stand" was given by the whole party,welked boldly op towards the postboy, when the (kagonn instantly shot hiat dead with his carbine. The whole of his accom pees, terrified at this instance of bravery, and the fate Of their comrade, flet) with precipitation, anti suffered the mail to proceed without further ma lestation,—(Publin Post, July 30.1 EPIGRANIS. To . 1.:611 COedit:vxt, Upon not feuding IJi3ts,rortie in Vie I.it i t of Slub‘seriLerit,`Ot the lute Meeting fur RelieYing the Disireites of "Lewis nobly done, m'y Lott (so pruderieetenchet), When isit t .d fur charity, to pay with speethe; W e wise ones," may your LurdAliiii Iruiy,say, ' 4 ' . l(no*'Whot we keep', and t'y hist we-give.away.4 ON. TLU TALENTt. In 'war or in •Tichce The Talents neer cease To corhilain of the tine:, 7 —hiiw provoking! Itc the change what it may, , Still how fortunate they, Thus tOleep their old talent fur croaking. Augua t, 1816. NIiMONIPTU, „ . On reading*, in the Bath iferald, tha't Mrs: Asrtr, wife of Mr. Aftle;Conductora`the Bath Concerts, had . been deli vered of her twelfth Child. , Whilst, tuneful pliir I in union Out ) ".Ishes to fishes” thus le add; , Oh, far remote's theday, see trust, " O'er either's ntteed—:'' dust to dust The Weather 1114 ring great part of last montlthie been so very similar to that experienced in July, 17 67- = the fol lowing desviiption of its egicts in London, at the latter pe riod, pul-lished at the tune in use Asper:, *nay amuse 'our Readers:- I‘IENSIS hattAtllLlS or, . 1 J1X,178 4 7: (AN ORIGINAL ODE.) Shivering on the mitt metre! 11,mat 1 / 2 it, Scarce a noon-title Sun-titans glows Stooping to their infant hods Ilentithe dripping pitt i k and taste'. Now the shepherds fly the glade, . fieher, Atelier, might anti thaitr. Nut to seek the cooling shade, . But to " ward the pelting rain." Fruits that, ripen'il by the Strothi Bid each glaies with relish tell, Nuw, like ire withiti . the mouth, Luse their flavour, juice und smell, Now no more the new-mown hay Sweetly scents the passing air. Ste the blackened trusses lay Marks of fruitless toil and vue ! Nor in London aro we otehdtd, • Here alike our hopes are clacked ; Oft by emit:lnnen unt,efriended ► Oft by scavengers we're splasied. 'Stead or fanning in the streets To rebate the summer's rays ' , timbre/la now Umbrella meet:, , fitolipiug up each other's ways, Scarce We !war the well.known !AIM hound along the ditTererrt skip; " Oars or sculls,"—tor ev'n Found tau cold fur luring pairs. . Oinks of pattert, catch each ear, Draggled tails arrest each eye; Nov cataract near, Now a rneanlitig in the sky. • Yet thiyill one good prodocel. •Pritus and Belles, I'll tell you how) "" Cat* your cailt for other uses, 411 arc waterlog ;duets 7101V. 1 Loudon, ,Jaly 1797. FASHIONABLE DEPARTURES. Earl And Countess of Compton and Miss Dalrymple, on a :taintr 'to the Netherlands, France, Switrerland, Italy, &c.; 'George ffolford, Eeq. M.P. and fatuity, for Weitounist, Tat bury, Gleuetsterstire; Williani Turner; Esq. and family, from the Retreat, near . Tteigate, to Brussel*, and from thence to Paris ; Sit John Gordon Sinclair, Bart. from Stevenson House, near Haddington, to the Highlands, for some weeks; Lieut..Colotiel Mowbray, from Great St, Helen's, Th;hups gate-street, to Cockaring House, near Aberdower, Fife, N. B. ; the Dowager Countess of Jersey, intends leaving town in a few days, for Cheltenham; Lad Foley, for Witky Court, Worcestershire; Sir John Grey Egerton, Bart. fur Pluton Park, near Torperly; iu Chahire ; Hon. Mrs. Hamil ton Nesbitt, front Edinburgh, to Reif, in North ,Britain; loud Cooke, for Yorkshire; Hon. Frederick Eden, on a tour t Eirl of Galloway, for ,Coolhorst, near Horsham, in SusseX Lord and Lady Altborpe, on a tour; Sir Bellinghali (ifrodfant a from a tour, to Norton Conyers, near Rippa n , in Ysselte4tect Major Williams, for Cheltenham ; Lord Henry FitsroY, Euston, r near Thetford, in Norfolk ; Hon. Colonel °plow, for Upton-House, near Alresttn't4 in Hampthic e• , ARK IVAtS. hinge and Princess fluters, at Thomas's Hotel. Beliider square, from Sicily; Mr. and Lady Amelia Dayce, from the Marquis of Blaridfordss,Whit e Knights; 14oa.WilliamtValde gravy, from Bedford; Mrs. Moinnoic, La•ty of elite Lora Ai» shop of Quebec., and the Miss Nloontains, at Perrot's Hotel, Brock -street; Sir Francis Burdett, fruits Balm:bury-manor, in Wiltshire. USTU AKSIVAIOI.—Lord and Lady tide and family, Mat- SITIO de Corbtron, Marquis Alt Soarnaery, Viscountess* de Sourchis, Sir P. Itaghtst, Sir J. Datuaresque, Sir 3, Gore, Sir Hugh Smith, Lady &marine, l'Acly K. Stewart, Hun. Mr. Fitzwiliiam, Admiral Holloway and,family, Admiral Walseity, General Bingham, General Couk, Colonel Hawkins, Colourl Mortis*, Colonel M'Mahott, Major Bronme, Major Bagwell, Major Ditcher, Major and Mrs. thtrtside, and Major Lee. Oreottn, Auo. 2.—Yesterday came on the elec tion at Merton College, when Mr. Mills, of Christ Church, Mr. ..xfildmay, of Brasenose, ant Mr. Cockerell, of Trinity, wore chosen Fellows. The Rev. Frederick Pawsey, B. A. Citrate of Witham, in Essex, has been presented to the vicarage of Wilhemstead, void by the death of the Rev. T. Bedford, M. patron, Lord Car teret, Who has also appointed Mr. Pawsey to be nal of his Lordship's Chaplains. The Rev. Henry POrtmore Cooper, AL A. , bas been lieenced by the Lora Bishop of the Diocese of Worcester to the perpetual - Curacy of Great Hampton, near Foesham, oo the nomination of the Rev. the Dean and Chapter of Christ church, The Rev. S. 11, has-been presented to the valuable Rectory of Newbold Verdon, Leicestershire. AFI'AIR OP HONOUR.-i-Vestenlay Col. G.— attended at Marlborough -street Office, and enter ed into sureties to keep the peace towards a (len demon residing at the West end of the town, in consequence of an affair of honour which happen ed between them a few days hack, in which some of their trends iuterfered, which led to this ter. ininatiou, Boii-Vittiiii-itresterday, Mr. Nt RA . rijrA l ' .needed in the inquiry into the itoVropir conduct of Vaughan, the late Pittrole, and some of his associates, Tire'ease - which Oft Magistrate itarti. elderly tlirec'ted tris at,c;. , t ion to, was the mann - - • factured robbery and burglary iii the house, open pied by Mrs.. !'Donald, at. floxinitt, which- has . , been to reprated:y.liefdre the 'pt d The four men who broke oven 'the Rouse attentlzd as eel , deuces ; they can scarcely he called men, the oldest of them not being more than 21 years of age ; they hawse appeara'nee" of country lads, dressed in old Aileen jackets, strong high shoes, 'and very lunch the appearance of labourers. The boy, 'about 12 or IS years of age, 'felt° was in the • 'bottle . of Mrs. M 4 Donati with the men, attended at 'the Office yelkterday; he is not the boy who Vaughan gave 1141f-a-guinetrto pay liquor with, male the men ivh, as It 'it called (drinking) In the slang language. 'On the examination Mr. isiketts ascertained 'that Vaughan, by hit oivn aecount, Mersey that the snen were in the touse and effeeted it thy putting the boy, who wit adinitted an evidence yesterday, in at a window,ott the first floor, by his getting on One 41 the men's 'shoulders. 'fire Magistrate questioned Vaughan how his eompa blow, Mackay did not go and take them itt the house I Vaughan's sumo to this was, that ha had to go from the place where Ire Wag watching them through some gardens, and over some paling ittui hedges, before he could get to the house. This account was, however, by no means satisfac. The Mtn aithitted that they were in the house, `but denied stealing any thing, and persisted in it That Mrs. Millnnald's ring was put into the pocket by Mackay. 'They did not know whose house it Was they:had been in till they were , examined the following day at the above Of f ice.. %Viten. Mrs. M'Donald appeared against them, they reefygnised . her as lire 'woman with whom a companion 'of_ the'ir's, a wooden-legged man of the name sor Drake, cohabited with, who had frequently been with them in 'committing robberies, and had called them up at all hOurs for that purpose. This Mrs. Dovald denied, ter that she was in any way con nected with a man with' w.ooden leg, or even knew . .otse. The Magistrate thought a considerable deal of mystery was attaelictl - to this, and that the inen vou id notbe mistaken as to a man with a I.vOinten. anal they persisted in their statement. 'D o e., ing the tiny: the 'examination was going on in the Office, a man with a wooden leg was observed, by Godfrey and Lark, the patrole in Bow -sheet, in company with some .stispitious characters.--. When the examination hail concluded, and Mts. M'Donald came oat of the. Office, she went die reedy up to the wooden-legged titan, and walk ed away with him ; and when they had got into Ilttssell-street, .Godfrey EMI Lack were then convinced something was wrong, after what had passed in the Office, and took the wooden, legged man into custody, who wanted to mak* himself known to tiodirry as u nose ; saying he had often given information of rthheries, and wished not to be taken.before the Magistrate, but Godfrey told him he' was acting under the direed. don of the• Magistrate, anti he must go •beforos... him, When , he proved to. be Drake,, of whom so much had been said. He underwent an exami nation before the Magistrate, when there being no charge against hits he was not dimwitted, but -itnitted to . bail on bierewn sureties. Mr. Nauss disOarged the four men and the boy on their own recognizance to attend whets called upon; tlicy . did so yesterday, and are to appearnain-ui a future day. aa : 3ol4'o ER 'srci.i6r, ICihrSaCtiAEL (AltenßitilltE). JULY 26....4604 the. 21 5 a tilt. there •Vega thunder very.early ; nut hetw'een note and tin o'clock A. M. the peals were very linul and near, and the lightning frequent, until torrents of very large hailstones and rain . fell. TheiVhole,,day was sultry.; it began now to clear up, and the atmosphere to bear a plea.. tont aspect. h kept dry tilt near three o'clock r. let, *hen the sky lowered, and-darkness aver spread the face of heaven :the thunder-bolts were then So loud and near ) , that all in church thought .the roof was ten:- , -the'peals'ilt thunder coming at first front theliast.,' and going mond to lite ‘Vest, directly over our heath; the thick darkness that fell In aWful gloArti opening onretn ittedly to the_vivit4 flashes of lightning. Nothing could be more. sublime, grand, or terrible! Immetliately.after this tremendous storm was .over it became fair,r the sky serene, and the pu t shone forth with meridian strengh and splendour. At the . same titne a tiingolar phenomenon was observed at Lochgilphead : it being ebb-tide, the water all of a sudden rose some feet high, rolling forward in a body, and recoiling in a circular di. reetion, whirling round several times the boats Which lay in its course, and advancing-and rem treating in this manner for some time. QUIIIMSBERRY CAUSIL—The fund in Court, in the Queensberry Cause is said to be as follows r..t,isa g a76 8 5 Three per Cent. Consols. 299,097 5 It Three per Cent. Reduced A 1113111644. 1..1,431,g73 14 4 f Three per Cents. The F.14r1 of Wernyes atm the March teualtte claitot stmouot tU The claims of the Daceleuelt nrQtteuhsberry lin*nts ..... Total Sterling 1..414,0U 8 0 It is proposed to set aside 160,214 2s. 7d. 3 per cent. Consed , ,. part - of the above 1,138,9701. Bs. sd. 3 per cent. Annuities, to answer the claims of Lord. WateiSS•and his tenant.; and G11,)261. 171. 7d. 3 per cent. Annuities, further part of the said 1,138,9761. Bs. rid. 3 pot. cent. Annuities, to answer the claims of the said Buccleucts or Queens». berry tenants ; and to let loose the remainder of the hind is part ['apnea: of the legacies.