The Sun. — London, England, 1819-03-08 00:00:00

t ie• !t op 13 51# ood yifl I in e ot ) be be „ of 10 4 R 411,1 1 . "tiNG'S tlEALTH.—Yestertlay the following toffs Wub eXhibiteti of the Report of Gle 1),,e -hy-,itttt'lhling the KING. VSt James ' s Palace, ti.:,; (4 'i St. iielen's an d Si r H ew) , - Camplp:li, the attrtitlantCo rom tvaiting, ttvo Pages iu . etw.. a Yeoman Usher, ann G uat tl , with Cutlet ittentiants CAsTrx, NIAKCH MAJZSTY has been 10,atrallY Carerf u l t h rough the last mouth, but without any s "lit e r , " „ l"t ° I . his slisortier. His MAJESTY'S bodily h ea lth "good. (Signed) . " HENRY HALFORD, " M. BAILLIE, " W. HEI3ERDEN, "J. WILLIS, At f " " ROBERT WILLIS." o 11 ; -- "r O'clo c k t h e li st o f t h e names o f the ()is. s• eharaet trs w h o h at! called :o :cake r ' ci .„ l : (I ' lll %o e u vrt ghiri es a f ter t h e te of their So `'s.lgll' seta to the Duke of Ir°11" iv t). Gazette, I announced in S it•lrtlaY night's at (..\.(i:,,lll'e l'aiscE REGENT will hold a Levee .it o , . . 1-11(lu se, on Thursday next. 014 Satnrday the Duke of GLoIiCigiTER,.2cCOM- P l it.ed 1., • - paid 'mother of visits. The 1 , ,, .Y his con,ost, a . ~ iiitit. Royal 1.1;„1 ritlcess B, TniA nined win , their it ~,-,.:',,,,,,in the f , , ning. A —,, rsrid av di. ,‘‘ l e s ~,.ere forwarded from the -•t(llnir,tv to ‘,.P34.",' ~, 7 the Naval Comman -0 th • ,• ott 1.1. I °pita. , bi rt "niaica station. !le, e p e l - " t "4 de FuNCItAL ail Slilte lertto"o•nn Ili* L;14i))7;5,10.1.P7,.,,i5. ; from thenc , e e he proc eed s ~ ... lu g's). -. to :tlarii . id, from the Court of lot n , •I 't L o I , r , .41 0,, 11- , n it colt wei*consickrably hi!ht.t,et..r , ord d rieFL to,..blit it i s eteiiiti4. 1 - :i. iiain has mooch " ` . to ~,, , n ot ex pveted 1, 0, ca tirct,nie tune yet. A. immense number Nill preside in ~C , ~art A laiting for iticigitten!. th t , ett" horn Halifax, dat-d the Ist " It ' states , liot the Forth f , •rig.4te, Sir Jou\ 'Nos. LoV r i e: etiv' was ordered to sail for New York, to Ohiv , e (In hoArd the lion Mr. P,..,Go'r, to E ni d ," „, • ~)„,. heaves ch ic Ull . d4 l ., 1 6," A.IIOI.IISH and convey 1 1114111 g 1 1 ..Nattetell,'"" enTirek/ e 11 l health, the cii no.% "Hit cnoistry (particularly in the summer tilltii°l-1) " Hi t proved very injnrious to his on d lition..--The Cyrene, 24, Captain TozEn, ha I tiri, E (I. _ - 0 " tlie stain in n . the y t hl7,... rh " t utri a board %Ira, held at the Mini q . 14 I°r ,hission of invalid seamen into I:.e..nwich Hospital. i.toewe are desired t o correct a mistake in our Par- N:ntary Reports, Which Statltd. !hat Air. BAR• v t 01411; 't r e(I lot the grant of 10,0001 . per annum '''d B Duke of Yonx, that Gentleman having ohm its 1,14 ~hin t regulation is mentioned in a Paris (.. 1) " to have been prescribed by the Austrian .trey'rue. With regard to its couriers: when hav e a ri.isp.stch to carry, having only our 4e,alolley ate only to travel at a walking pace i IT,. .o it has two seals, they are enjoined to go at ; and when it has threes eals, they ate order ! et, to proceed at 101 l gallop. l'r " ) ` 1(1 trot er'v'tecs Of tte (lte4T - oF the liefurmed ChurOt, the nuip!-aupt. 4 cojoy innt 01 Civil a nd RelL:itius Liliert y i which we h4ve possessed , iuce the Pori ceased to hAve any domi nion Withi n these Realtus—ADd the prosperity ar ld happiness which fit,W - from the establish ment: of th e eroLes,atti Dynasty amongst us ? Nor Can We v i ew with in.iiarenee the great " ru ggie by the Bishop of BADE& with the POPE, IVIIICh W e dollir ttrillillate to the *atis faction of the Ft lends of Civil and Religious Li bertY, and establish more litunly ttt great win( ples which we have , d , va vs ad v0,:;.,t ed and supported. Nor do we lu,,k with fear to the result of this (11 " 1 011 in the pre , eut P.aliament, as we are convinced th:it the Viotestant lottrests l,ave gained an acce ss i,, of „ re ,,, ,t; , , which Wil! maintain the irlte gl'ity of the Corpttit trim% n Chinch and State ag-lin s - t all ii.ro:id , 3 inuova,iolls, political or religinkts. A/1.,4 j o t ll tiers Mail Arrived a t a l a t e h our lac! e, night I' l ‘‘ller s pmd L e tters to t h e s t h i nst . 'lit ae fe•ints ft oh. S ;la in cotithoe ;<.• be extremely con utisati4aetory with resu•Jct tu the ;-`("")l*aihtilic oionies. We extract the follow it, si • n inda ‘CI II r • O nimuni cat i un, d ate d Vi enna, t h e cd• • f a i n; Koller, who accomp a ni e d N a p o l eon f rom Fon f ' ,l 4' " t' ,, Elba, has arriv e d h ere f rom It a ly. R eco u n ts I ,'' Rome sav, t hat by virtue of a Commission which Cardinal lescb has reeeiv;tt from St. Helena, Madame Letitia P.uu :4l4"e has st.iit thither a complete set of plate, and other —taments necessitry for a chapel, the value of which is esti 111ed "t many th ousan d sen di . Two Ecclesiastics, one of l'lsl -°:'', is i nvested with th e dimity of a Bishop, a coolt, and 11° ' e r sevvant 1: 1 , are also said to have depart e d f o r St. He- It It i ' added that all this is done with the cons e nt an d 414'ad01 i • ' Il i 01l of his Holiness the Pope." t l~ n ~ L IKE OF YoaK's COUNCIL.--The Coon app„iint.,l to act with tb.• Duke of YORK, as r- in vo u 'Os of the AiNG,th e room of the late the , 1 ;> ". , s , oil,Lnl at 'Yolk House, on Monday, of F e b ruar y, a f ter ,h e pass i ng o f I h e A ct histor that purpose ; and on Saturday 1- iii-rhoess assembled the. Council, for f,-,;.`"'t true, at ‘l,'i:lder; since his appuioirtient, perikese of ei•,iring his Majesty. The 1 4 :/: a1 buke went to lVi n d sor , on F r id ay after °f I vr' ' to be in readines to receive the 'Members eit'lls Council. They assembled, about half past Nv v : l o'cif—k, on Satimiiy morning. There s Present, t h e Archbii,,p of Canterbury, the 4 r i u 'P of Lon:lon. the Eat I of Wtochelsea, Lord &`'N, Lord st, Helen's, and Lord Henley. The 1 114 41 • 1 to attend the King waited , `. S appoitr.r.r n ) , • as , 'wide ti.eir Report, which t; a i P r titoted Sir lieury Halford, as to the e ort t "r his M a j esty dur i ng the past mouth, to the f),rucil eclr'essof vhich they were sworn. The tif:er the King, broke up. The of Yor!; left IVindsor a little before thr e e Ptil()e4 iCe, 1 d arrived at Yotk-house, St. James's about five. 1k KLW6. I'Am oirik , 'Ali ficH Commerce, a tut lier, is on shore on :he Cockle Saud, and is sunk ; the boats are vripping her she appears to be about 18 keels. l i caTsxtotrrn, Atitscn PL —Sailed his Maiesty's ship Revolutionnaire' for Gibraltar, and Hound cutter on cruise. PENZANCE,' LARCH s.—The Brothers, SULLY, from Newport for the Southwa4, put in here on the 3d iost. very leaky— , eargo landing. ST. I'VE'S, MARCH s.—Last night, between uine anti ten o'clock, the Augusta Frederica, of and from Rostock to Liverpool (with grain), in sailing into this.harbour, fell so much to leeward that she stranded to the Sonth%tard of the Pier ; cargo discharging in the hope of getting her off. CUSTONIC LIST. Liztered Inwards, Crawford, Leg horn; Maria, Buhl - ends, Dantzic; GoedVerwagting,Hemtnes, Graningen ; Freikeit, Meyer, Lubeck; Good - Huap, DeVries , Groui:igen ; Schwager, Jolinhultz, Stettin; Guadiana, Laing, Malta; Ebenezer, Edmond, lianaburgh ; Emanuel, Peterson, Norway. Entered Outwards, March 6.—Harriet, GillyeSi Bremen ; Ant, Barker, Hamburgh ; Luna, Harrison, Monti eal ; Crite rion, Avery, New York; Sterling, White, Quebec; Canadian Packet, Renner, do.; Pilchard, Papril, Sierra Leone. Cleared Outwards, March U.—Friends,Donoldson,Dantzic; Delight, Dall, 'do.; Frederick, O'Hara, Malta; Harmony, Dedwith, Ant werp ; Vrow Alida, Seryrs, do.; London, Runt hert, Hamburgh ; Eliza, Gray, do.; .A one, Queloh, Ma• Beira; Hope, Cragie, do.; Venus, Haack, Amsterdam; Oscar, El,worthy, St. John's, N. B.; Stralsund, WolLing, Swinemunde ; Lord Liverpool, Ellis, Rotterdam; Untie of Kent, Pound, do.; Venus, Lawson, Bahia; Trio, Smith, Leghorn; Placidia, Sonthrl3remen. IHE MARKETS. Coax-EXCHANGE, MArtcn 9. Our Market was pretty well supplied Wheat from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, the sale of which was very heavy, and although last Monday's 'prices were obtained for picked samples, yet upon the whole the general sales were at a reduction of from Is. to 23. per quarter ; Fine English Barley is 4s. per quarter dearer than on this day week, bat the demand was not 50 brisk as on Friday ; Oats are Is. per quarter lower, having a large arrival both of English am! Foreign ; Beans and Pease go, off slowly, at a decline of 2s. per quarter. imronT.trioNs LAST WEEK. Wheat .. .. Barley Oats Engii,it. Foreign. 2,468 .... 13;628 ..••• 7 b -2-22 .... 24,510 SMITHFIELD, M 4F( 'H a. Our Market was this morning well supplied with prime Beasts, which met ready sate at last Monda:•'s priceS. The show of Sheep was large, aunt prices the same as our last. Veal was rather dearer; and Purk remains nominally as per last quotations.—The business in the Eiay Market was rather brisk this morning, the price of that aktiele haring declined. the price of Clover remains steady, aced ding to last week. Straw was brisk in sale, and 2s. per load cheaper. The an nexed is a correct statement of the Numbers and Prices at market . ('l'o silk the Offal; per Stone of 8 1 bs.) Beef ..4s. Bd. to ss. 4d. I Veal ss. 6d. to 73. Od. Mutton ..ss. 6d. to Gs. 4d. Pork ss. Od. to 7s. Od. CATTLR AT MARKET. Beasts 2570 I Sheep and Lambs ....16,040 Calves HAY AND STRAW PRR LOAD. Hay.... Cs 0 0 to,C7 7 01 Clovrr.. ,C 6 0 0 to,C9 0 0 Straw 4, 2 10 0 tok3 4 0 On Thursday last the American ship Rosalie, for New York, was towed down to Gravesend by the favourite steam-boat, in the short space of five hours, against wind and tide. Saint day, at noon, were interred in the clois ters of Westminster Abbey, the renntins of Miss ELIZABSTH COOKE, sister of the late celebrated Dr. CooKC, who was upwards of thirty years and chorister at the Abbey. She was in her MI. year, and had for some time laboured un der mental derangement. The fishermen of Mar►heim have found in the Rhine the jaws of a monstrous animal, the teeth lof which were not less than eight inches long and our broad. SHoCKINO OCCURRENCE.—Yesterday morning Thomas Fletcher, a carpenter, residing in Elel inet•court, Strand, having had a quarrel with his wife, stabbed himself to the heart with a large case knife. A surgeon attended, and gave every assistance professional skill could suggest, but it was unavailing ; the unfortunate man expired within an hour atter the fatal circumstance. An Inquest will he held this day on the body.' hats.---This morning, about 2 o'clock, a fire broke out at a chandler's shop in Wilkes's-street, Snit [Wields. In a few minutes it communicated to the Star public-house, which caused the greatest appreherision for the safety of the poor inhabi tants; both 'houses wore cro wded with lodgers, and the street was filled with naked children ; happily they all escaped without injury. Both houses were con-minted; the premises adjoined Banbury's Inewhouse, and , it was ooly .by the great exertions of the men in the employ of that concern that those extensive works were preserv ed. The draymen brought an engine, to the top of the brewhouse, and played upon the houses on fire and those adjoining, which not only preserved ;! ; eir own premises, but also saved the neighbour howi from destruction.• The flames were burn ing a. 9 o'clock this morning, when a great part of time :rant wall gave way, Nod fell , htit no mis as done. Depredations to a considerable rmiunt were committed, and the pickpockets as usual were very active. The tilmily that occu. 'pied the house hail taken possession about five . weeks, and had justcom4 from America. 1 1 3 O E t i - V,; CATEILLUs 7 —(No. X ) Pairus n e lavas ad duos antorel da.verat 'e Aro atiosain, Met by me ;nudging down the Strand,' once took me bY the hand To see his mistress; who to the Seem'd graceful, pretty, frank, and free: There sitting down, tied from our walk, On various themes we turn'd our talk. Bengal, With others, had .its share, And how I manag'd matters there— I answer'd truly to a tittle, That I for my part did but little ; That Colonels, Generals who best, Had done, had fcather'd ill their nest. And if of such great men 'twas true, What could ais bumble Captain du? " But sure," she Cried, " you "do nat mead " You had not there a Paianquin, "As is the custom." I replied Quick, for the fair one piqued my pride, " No, no—tho' one amongst the sparers, " I there had eight broad-shoulder'd beater.= " And litre, tho' nothing to some studs, " I have my curricie and bloods." And this I said, tho' God's my judge 1 there on foot was fored to trudge--; And here hare not enough of money . To buy an ass or cock-tail poney." " Hare you ?" the wanton cried—" that's right; " A eurricle is my delight= " So lend it me—you must—you shall= " And it'shall whirl me to Vauxhall." " Stop—stop=yott take me up too short.= " I talk'd of curriele in sport- , - " And meant not by my speech anod " That I myself had driven one— " But does, and, when I choose it, " The generous fellow lets tue use it-- "And that, you know, is just the same. " But, Lady, are not you to blame-- " To he so keen and full of freak.— " Your friends Tillat think before they speak." THE THEATRES. KING'S THEATRE.—On Saturday, after La Moo deg , : Raggeratrice,,su well recommended by PAe siELLO'S excellent music, and so well stipported by the Performers, the grand ballet of Telemaque was again htought forward with great eclat; and highly applauded by a very numerous audience. DRUET-LANE.—The terrific tragedy of Bertram Wag repreiented at this Theatre on Saturday. Mr. KEAN pi winced his nsual effect upon the audience in the liagitions hero of this extravagant drama, and Mrs. WEST was not less effective in the he roine. The afterriece. of The Review afforded JOHNSTONE and HARLEY all opportunity of cm ployiog the ris;ble muscles of the audience, to which they gate an abundant exercise. COV FtiT. GAIII)I3N.—The illfirrioge of Figaro,• . a dram.i well known to the Public, w.a represented on Saturday at this Theatre, tinder ft new transla tion. The picc:e itself is very amusing, and was rendered stilt in..,ro by (he manner in which it has been brought torward. The Markagers have certainly done their part in giving the piece all viie advantage of beautiful scenery, and the Performers io general were -not less zealous to discharge their duty with etYcct. LISTON'S FigUTO„TONEs's Abnauiva, the Countess by Miss STEPHF bind SUSatt by Mrs. Dtel:otc's, were all admirable, and the musical exertions of the last two were exquisitely skilful. In the leis prominent parts, by FA DURUSET, ISAACS, and Mrs. LISTON, there ‘‘, no want of ability or effect. The whole was triutnphantly successful. CURIOUS CASE or MARRIAGE.—A case lately occurred at Melon respecting the second mar riage of a woman whose first husband was still living,which is nor a little singular. This woman, whose first lorsbirnd was, in the y , ar 11;16, sen tenced to deportation tor a political offence, appear ed not long since before the Mayor of Melon, to contract a second marriage, hut the Mayor refus ed to marry, her while her first husband lived ; she cited hint before the Tribunal of Melon, and alleged the 227th article of the Civil Code, which declared that civil death was a dissolution of marriage. The Tribunal rejected her demand, on the ground that sufficient evidence had twt been produced to prove the ex cation of the sentence of deportation; but in an appeal to the Court Royal, the woman proved that her hus band had been conveyed to Mount Saint Mi• chel for the purpose of undergoing punishment, and the Court, in consequence, annolkd•the first judgaient, and commanded the Mayor to proceed to the celebration of the marriage. HORACE WALPOLE.—The new edition of - the Letters of this celebrated man, addressed to GEO. MoNTAGy, Esq. will be read with increased plea sure, on account of the restoration ot the t6mes ot all the celebrated personages al!uded to. It has been justly observed by the Quarterly Re viewers,.that— " The Letters of Horace Walpole are master-pieces in their way: that in which they shine unrivalled, is their ac curate rretlection of the passing scenes of each day, pointed by remarks equally witty and sarcastic. A new Democritus seems to have assumed the pen to sneer at the grave follies of the human species. The variety of these letters, as well as their peculiar and lively diction, tenders them very enter taining, and as the curresponnence extends from 1736 to about 1770, it embraces many changes of scene, both politi cal and fashionable. The narrati,es of remarkable bistori= cal events told wirltont the form of 'history, and with Mose circimistances which add an interest and authenticity which history dignified, and fastidious as Walpole himself, tome times discards too readily, conic upon ns unexpectedly with an air of novelty and veracity which reminds ns that we hear the testimony - 4 an eye-witness. We should 1004 in vain for snch traits of character as those which our author records." Grand dinners were given on Saturday last by th e following Noblemen and Genilemen Earl of Westmorland, in Grosvenor-square ; Mr Greenwood, in Audley-square ; -14.;rd Henniker, in Grosvenor-square ; and tie Speaker o 1 the tionse of Commons. Also, yesterday, entertain incurs were given by the Earl of Westmorland and Spealivr. TriE .s[lSt. -- DOVER, MARCH 6, 1S1j:. Mr. Ebtiott,--The continued attacks upori Captain M'CuLLocift ekcelleut conduct of the coast blockade for the preventidti di Smuggling, calls upon me, tiot*ithstanding all the misrepre sentation and dli tite obloquy attempted to be cast upon it, by the various description of merchant smugglers, and the ratnifirations Of their boa►men, porters, and others, who Conduct it, to assure this public, that it is gretill# diminished, and tbill ere long be altogether put an end to in this neighbourhood, as regards liquor, if the GovernMent persevere iit the present system.Of the feeling of our neigh hoots, the Deal people., in respect to the checks necessarily Ott upon the. fair trade, I cannot omit the tnesetit oppottunity of voting the following: tact :—The Play Bill for the Theatre of Deal, of Saturday the 20th of Pel;rtiary past, announced The Lisikeeper's Dazigidei' i to *llia was added this notice,— "In the course of• the i'ieee, the following interesting Scenet acid Ilicidents acetic " View of the Sea, Smuggler? Cottags, Sac. 6. The Fox Critter in Raines!!! " The Fox blows up with a violent explosion." 4 liartop, Captain of Smuggling Vessel, shoots Trichsey, site Excise Officer." Now, Sir; one may well imagine what views he people at Deal entertain of the laudable exer- Lions of the Naval Officers, and those of the Re , venue, employed to check smuggling ; but the introducing the name of tine of the King's,cruizers, the Fox cutter, and describing her being blown up, is altogether untrue, and is both barbarous and disgraceful to the audience who would endure its representation ! At a moment when a Deal boat• man, named Wells, is in confinement in Newgate, on a charge of being concerned with others, in murdering four of the crew of that very Fox cutter, for which he is to be tried at the Admiral , y Ses- . sions, in London, on the 19th of April next ; and for which offence the bodies of two Deal boatmen ate now banging near. Blackwall, executed two years since,- , -can it be believed all this was exhi bited betnre a numerous, and tor atigilt I know a respectable audience, without censure or corn. ment ! !—lt was ! ! !—Yours, AN OLD REVENUE OFFICER. EDINBURGH: FlRB.—About three o'clock this morning, a most alarming lire broke out in a shop on the east side of the North Bridge. It soon communicated. to the adjoining shops, and notwithstan►iing the pron►p: attendance of :he fire-engines, fire shno and back-houses were totally destroyed by six o'clock. The sufferers -are Mr. HAEBueg, (timer, Mr. COTTON, tobacconist, Mr GILLESPIR, Inrg€oll, Miss PAUL, worsted merchant, and a crystal merchant. From the rapidity of the flames vety little has been saved; and although part of the property is insured in different offices, yet the loss will :all heavy on the proprietors. On the first alarm the Magistrates, a number of cunsta. Wet!, and a large part y of police attended, arid by ►eir exerti.ots confined the fir e to the tenement in which it broke out. Part of thel3Bth regiment were sent do,vn from the Castle fit an early hour to assist in guarding the properry saved. We are happy to learn that no person was hurt. About nine o'clock, a young roan was detected stehlinx some of the property of one of the shops, and deiiverA over to the Police. While the Offi cers were conveying him to the Office, with the stolen articles on him, he was rescned by the mob, opposite the 'Ton Church, and got clear off.—(Edinburgh Courant, March 4.) *** The last paragraph shetvs to what a de gree the lower orders are corrupted, y et this is the time when Ra,Ncal Reformers require Uniuersal Sufrr:,;e! ! ! Sir iVILLIAM DE CRESPIGNY last week caused .5,000 bushels of coals to be distributed among the poor inhabitants of Southampton. The Members for We% mouth, to alleviate the dig} ress of the poor, have directed their Com mittee to distribute among them 1,000 bushels of coals, and 2,000 (pattern loaves. Letters from Rome, of the 12th of February, state, that the entetptize formed to draw from the bed of the Tiber the statues and other wrecks of antiquity, which, it is supposed, are deposited. there, appears to obtain success. Already the sum of 60,000 scudi is almost completed. This sum is deposited in the hands of the Papal banker, the Dake of Torlonia. All the objects which it hoped will he drawn horn the bed of the river, by tueans of it machine invented for the purpose, will be tunnel: into one mass, and valued by commis .seurs. The Pope's Chamber will receive a sixth, and will also have the right of priority to purchase the rest. Now that the Westminster Elec;io4 is over, the attention of the Public is strongly excited to another severe contest, which will take place its the City of London. Independence is the et) , of every Candidate, an an active canvass is already commenced. Who will be the stir:Tessinl rnsses scrs4*o the Three Prizes. of 20,0001. 'cannot he determined till the 23.1 of March, when the poll ing will commence. — The Candidates are to the Offices of G. CAIUoLL, No. 19, Comb'll, and 26, Oxtord-stiect',l where they sti 1 obtaia every chance of success': as was manifested in the last Contract, when he B , ld 2387, a 30.0001.—, 7003, a 5000/.—a 10001. ikc,—and as has been ma nitested in the-last few Lotteries, by ilre f,,l e of Three Prizes of 30,0001, and Three Prizes of 20,0001.