The Sun. — London, England, 1819-08-16 00:00:00

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Wining, 30 minutes after 11. Evening, 55 minutes after 11. THE SUN. !OLEM QUIS DICERi FALSUS/ AUDUAT LONDON, MONDAY, AUGUST 16, lal9. We received yesterday and this morning the Paris Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday last. = The KING rewrite(' to the Thant-et-les on Wednes day at lii.ihf-ita.;t 12 o'clock, and at one bit Mn :Err; held a Council of MinisterS,, which sat till three. The Doehess d'iltstmtot4t.Ema arrived At four, and rentwined some time with the KING iii his Cabinet. Ttre Duke de RICI-t2Lteu breakfast with the 'KING in the morning at Si. - Cloud:— The Doehess de BEREIY has entered •111 e ninth month of her lergnaticy. ller Royal [lightness is stated to be in good ittatil. The Dike of ‘VELLINGToN is said to he ex pected at Paris on tile 25th Prince ESTER• pAZ Y , the Austrian A mbassador here, is also said io he expeete(l at Paris, on his way to Vienna; on STRWART, it is reported, is about to proceed to,carlsbad. Some affrAys took place the week before last at Volsloese, bet ,veert the dilierent Corps composing the garrison, but tranquillity is stated to hive been rest rtr - etL The Q?totidienne has an absurd-report, that the convocation of the Electoral Colleges in France waits on the result of the discussions at Carlsbad. The marriage between Prince MAxiittLlAN of Saxony and the Archduchess CAROLINE of Austria, is to be solemnized in the course of next month. An article from Genoa, of the 2d instant, states, that workmen were labouring on the fortiOcatiOns of that city night and day, and that regiments were completing, and new ones forming ;. a 're port is added, that 4,000, men were to be disem barked from an English squadron which was every day expected; and that four Commissioners were to arrive from Malta ; the. cause ,of all this bustle is not explained. Disturbances are said to have broken out in Si cily in consequence of the conscription. It is stated froth Berlin, that on the intelligence of the•arrest'of Professor JAHN being transmitted to the Prince de FIARI)ENI3ERG, who was at his estate of. Glieneelte, the lattersent an express to the wife of the Professori. promising her,. that whatever should be the result, he would take care of her and her children, The.same,article, speaks of numerous arrests, butclviefly; it is added, of persons of little inipoi - tance: . ` VlCConiinisiart'Of Police end twß,Gendarmes had, set out. from Beri- I lin, supposed to be'. destined for !the Duchy. of . Holstein,' but for witat purpose' :n'ot knOWO.; Serious tumults took place at Wurtzburg tlte begiiittin* hf;tliis month, originating in prejudices against the Jews resident there, lOrhOm the police. of the town were unable to protect, and the greiter part of whom in Consequeftee'quitted the- city;. several of their houses were phindered' Two per-. sons were killed, The following are extracts front the Journals of FlOtty PARIS, AUG. 13.—TheKing'Yesterday gave a private audience to the Cardinal .de Perigord. His Majesty afterwards took an airing. " The Count Capo d'lstriii'iet out for London' yeterday morning. " The War Minister is expected imniedigely , • at Paris. , . " The Duke of Wellington proceeded fr om Ostend to Antwerp, where his. Grace arrived tit three in the afternoon of the 7th inst., accom , lianied by two Aid es •d e -C am p. Af ter i nspec ting the new fortifications, the Duke set out at six is the evening for Brussels. His Grace dined on the Bth with the Covrt at the Palace of LacVen, and on the 9th. at nine in the murk he set out from the hotel d'Angleterre, where he bad taken up his residence, for Spa and Cologne, from whence he will continue his journey wy. 7l,crc is r;ii:oo to hcheVe that his Grace will asist at.the Congress, which is about to he opened at Carlsbad. " It is said : that the,,Coont cte Jaucobrt, Mi 'Oster of State, tri I represent France at the Con ferences at Carbb4(l.i PER CENTS. IVedriesday. 71 f. 30 c. 1 - 4 t u Esday 7t.f. 45 c. V f DEFERSFD -SrocK. Wednesday. Thursday. Of the .29d Mardi, 1817....90 f. 85 c...90f. ,80 ; c. 2 2,1 S'ept. 1817. b 8 f. 85 C... 88 f. 80c. 42d .Marclk,lBl9,.. 86 f. S 5 86f. 80 c. • 22d t!pl. .1818.-84 f. 85 c... 91 f. so e. 12d_March,18!9...89. f. 85 c... 82 f. 7.5 c. EXCHANGP. ON LONDON. One Month J Bills .24 1. 95 c. l Cash 24 f. 9n c. Three Months f Bills • • .94 f. 7.5 c. k . Cash 24f. 70 e. " BERLIN, AUG. 3.—The King arrived yester day at Potsdam. " MADRID, AuG. 2 —The new Queen is ex. pected to arrive at lrun on the 27th or 28th in stant. " Accounts from Cadiz state, that on the 17th ult. the French seamen there had notified to the Consul their determination not to embark for So . Uth America ; the Consul not having taken any notice of their communication, they mutinied ; six of the ringleaders were arrested, put in irons, and sent on board a French frigate - at 'anchor in the port of Cadiz, to be conveye d , to France. " CARLSBAD, A U 6. 7.—Th e conferences of the Prince de Metternich with the King of Prussia continued for three days. " NI. de Gertz has been summoned here by the Prince de Metternich. It is said he is to be empioyed to prepare the Declaration of the Sove reigns to the people of Germany." New York Papers to the 21st ult., Boston to the 19th, and Halifax to the Ist inst., arrived this morning. (From Me Bo.tton Paper of Me 14th July.) We have been favoured with The Royal gazette of Hayti, of the 25th May. (Front The Royal Ga:ette.) On the 4th of May, his Britannic . Majesty's ship Shedrwater, Captain Cox, entered the port from Jamaica, dispatched by Sir HOME POPHAM. As soon as his Grace the Duke MARMELADE, Go vernor of the capital, and Baron DUPUY, Secre tary, were apprised of this agreeable news, they hastened to give notice to his Majesty, who was _absent, visiting the Spanish part of the Island. His Majesty immediately gave his orders to the Governor, so as to be prepared to receive the Admiral with all the regard and distinction :due to his character; and ordered a guard of troops of the line.to wait his arrival. His Excellency was expected for many days by the People of the capital. At length, on the 16th, after 12 day's expectation, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, his Britannic Majesty's frigate Iphigene, of 44 guns, Captain Naftali, followed by the brig of war Beaver, from Havannah, entered the port, having Sir Iloma POPHAM on board the frigate. A Royal salute was fired. Baron DUPUY, repaired on board the frigate to compliment, in the. name of the King; the Admiral, and' invited hiM to come on shore. The Admiral landed early next morn ing ; he was shown into the carriage of the Go- vernor.: The next day his Majesty gave audience to .the Board For'eign Commerct.. The clay following the Governor, with his numerous Staff, 'tepaired in procession to the Hotel of his Excel lency, to complinient r ,-• His Grace .the Duke MARMELADS invited his , 'Excellency to (line with him, together with Capt. I"',Oite.tt`. On this occasio'n then e 'was's splendid ,repast at the Hotel,.of the Governor. Among the ifaltioiic , toasts •suipable to the occasion, the fol- . . • 'trtOdi'titik " The King . of Croat 13ritairi : .Nlay.he complete gloriously ' what ile.has commyßcecl ffisely—a perpetual Union between the Haytians and the, Eloglish." Alter (Unties his Excellency retired, and in the evening he hip:bin-cid with his presence the (rri,m The C,lntin'ercial dflvektiscr ) BLOODY litarrt.e.—A letter 'from St, Thomas's of the 3d inst." to, a Gcnzletuan in Philadelphia says, " I hasten twapprize you that we have this day received inforniatiou from Austurgua of an action fought on the 12th ult. at C0M4113, by adi visiOn of the Spanish Army, under the command of General ARANA, and a division of the Patriots, led -by MARINO, in ,which the .Royalists were totally defeated, wiih the loss of from 1000 to 1 . 190 men, all their camp epipage, and docu ments. The Patriots, I regret to add, suffered se verely, bmiing lost .400 men." EXPEDITION TO THE TEXAX. l'HlLAngLerita, JULY 19.—The intelligence of an expedition having been fitted out iti the Mississip pi by some of our citizens, for the invasion of the Province of Texas, is confirmed in a Natchern I.'alWe of the 20th tilt. The plan was devised in that city, and an unsuccessful'atten►pt w,as made by the public authorities to arrest tile ritt 4 Jeaders. It is stated that not more than 300 Spanish troops are in Texax for its defence, and that its con vieit will be very easy. However anxiously we may feel for the independence of the Spanish Pro vinces, all expeditions fitted out within the Unit ed Stares,,to attack any territory belonging to a nation willivivn we are at peace, are illegal, atid ought 1 . 0 be crushed. This morning we received Jamaica Papers to the lith lilt. KINGSTON, JULY 10.—By the Sapphire post sloop, of 26 guns, Captain HART, which arrived on Saturday, in 12 days, from Porto-Bello, we learn that intelligence had been received there of Lord COCHRANE'S having made an unsuccessful attack on Callao on the 23d of Mardi last. At one o'clock in the morning he sent in a fire-ship, for the purpose of destroying the shipping its the harbour, but which, however, was speedily sunk by the launches and batteries, before she reached the spot where the shipping were at anchor. Pre viously to the attack, he ordered all the neutral vessels in the port, consisting chiefly of English and Americans, to quit it, with which they were obliged to comply. The following is a list of them : 11i - ilia—lndian Oak, Inspector, Clotilda, Columbia, and Catalina. 21,nerican—Tvvo Catherines, Flying-Fish, Macaroni, Boxer, Beaver, and Canton. • Frrnch—La Gazelle. Lord Cochrane remained off Callao till the evening of the 24th, when be departed, and no, thing further had been heard of him at the time the accounts were sent away ; it was conjectured he had proceeded for Valparaiso. It has been stated that he declared, that, while the port was blockaded, he would not suffer any vessel to enter, not even an English frigate, without fighting her way. He was on board the fifty gun ship. The schooner Martha, which arrived on Wed nesday from San Blas, brought accounts that M'Gregor, after his disgraceful flight from Porto• Bello, proceeded in the Brig Hero for St. Andreas, where he arrived on'the 6th or 7th May, and re mained until the 12th, when he departed, as it was said, for this island, after having taken on board various letters for individuals in this city. He is said to have suffered considerably from the effects of his leap, and had not thoroughly reco vered when he left St. Andreas. The article which we inserted on Saturday, re specting the reported Treaty bet Ween this Coun try and the Court of Persia, has, we find, al ready excited much conversation. We have beard nothing in contradiction, but we are assured, that the utmost harmony exists between our Govern ment and that of Russia, which our Ministers are anxious to preserve - and perpetuate ; consequent ly, they would not adopt any measure likely to produce jealousy and distrust. But, whether the report alluded to be well-founded or not, we firmly rely upon the wisdom of our Rulers to ne neglect nothing that may tend to the security of o ur Asiatic possessions. We have inserted another of .the daring effu sions of Mr. HUNT, the Reformer, for the purpose of shoving to.what a degree of outrageous inso lence his disposition will prompt him. Jr seems indeed surprising, that while the LaW has•been put in force with some of his brother labonreis in the Jacobinical Vineyard, he only should have escaped. This singular impunity has given rise to a suspicion that - he is.. actually employed by, Government, to bring disgrace upon the cause which he apparently Supports. But the. present Governineut stands in no need of such despicable assistance, and we conceive that. no Gov,ernment would be 'so absurd as to 'srplander its patronage owe man who must necessarily: bring' disgrace upon any cause. ,, =We may of course expect that this 'Rambling Reformer will , figure away .at the expected Seditious Meeting on Monday next at KENNINGTON, a Meeting', Which„from its neigh bourhood ,to the MerrOpolis . , and the probability that it will be attended by all the vagabonds that can get near the spot, would fill us with alarm, if we were not assuredy• that all possible arrange ments have been' Made to' preserve the public peace. An overland dispatch from Bombay . to the 24th of April has been received. The crop of cotton was supposed to be one-third deficient, and much lacer than common ; prices for cotton -very high, and goods trout Europe extremely low. There Were many vessels with dollars unable to procure freight, and several of theta were about proceed ing to'Calcutta. Freight 51. to Gt. per ton. No ships' were expected to.sail from Bombay for Eng land with new cotton before the end of May. Mr. CANNING is about to visit the and will leave town in a few days for that pur- pose. The Admiralty yacht has been prepared for his reception, and he ssill proceed up the Scheldt to Antwerp. S1;;P NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, Auo. 15. Arrived the Colt transport from Barbadoes, in 2S daYs' and St,r in 18 transport from St. Joit's, Newfound lan ' days. The C o l om b o h as h i oug ht home °) 6" , of the _Erne sloop of war, shoalltmr the Isle de Sal on theist j niles wai-,totally lost. The crew were landed 00 tEs Island, and Were taken from thence by ao 111/1 ,- e : can brig, and landed at the Island of St; Jj' , a Portug lic . : ; from whence they were carried by a ecou; whictillessel ran °lint‘ vessel to Barbadoes. The Star brings 9 " of the recent dreadful fire at St. Jola s ' %%4i : c i s has destroyed property to the amount of ' I P " ! of 100,0001. HULL, AuG. ,14.—A l et t er ' rec eived here from"l: the Brunswick (with 19 fi s h, 220 tons) , gitil ho Peterhead, 9th in s t., states , t h a t she left 6 country the 12th July, and th at the 00. qier all waiting for the ice opening. The Le vi4l f il i was with the Brunswick a t S tromne ss.- - l he i oo ° ll lowing is an e x tr ac t o f a l etter rece i v ed her e from this morning : th e accoun t was brought by the Andrew Marvel, of this port : Albion, s.—Andrew Marvel, 14—Ariel, 4_nrotherb Brunswick, 19—Cambrian, s—Duckenfield —Egginton, 6—Everthorpe, 4—Eque s t r i e s, 2—Ear' ra.c b,6' berg of Grimsby, full—Friendship, 2—Gardner and Jo se9 s ," —lngria, 4—John, 12—Keiro, 16—Lee, 6—Leviathan' lie Ocean, ei—Progre !! 3—Royal George, s—Swan , muds, 2—Symmetry, 7—Thornton, 2—::Truelove, phyr, 3—William, clean. ABERDBEW, — • Auo. 11. Arrived the pods CRAIG; front Greenland, 7 fists, and Hercule" INGLEs, from ditto, 4 fish. 1 tb' PLYMOUTH, AUG. 14 —Passed up Chan" Reward, SUARP, from Prince Edward's mod, I 28 days. • r FALMOUTH, AUG. 13.—Arrived off this P,t ° rt . Fortitude, haus, from Jamaica, in nine w eet- A a' Good Intent, HAM, f ro t h St. P e t er sburg" 3 0 Prince, BRAITHWAITE, from Miramicbit in days. • LORD COCHRANE'S SQUADRON, etc. „ tif fs The Blossom arrived on Sunday from th e American station, last fromßiolaneiro, w hen it she sailed on the Bth of June. She landed s b°l- j two millions of dollars at Rio, from Lin"' e t ° . brought to .Eoglaral about 140,000 on rnerc" "- ft account, She and the Andromache, Capt. Shirrelt, having also,.q4sure on board, passed Lord Coc, rant's.mnadOn,44 the South Seas, but his Lord ship did not discover even the slightest intentio of interrupting either of the ships, j3is l'or tj ship's squadron appeared in exc e ll en t order; fi ho it is but justice to his Lordship to state, t llBt " i has not resorted to any undue or improper me'- to man his ships; but on the contrary, in eye lot id instance of complaint being made to hint by ic masters of merchant shipping, of a ny of the o crew having deserted to him, he ordered th e ° to be again instantly sent on board their r es P e : tive ships. The Blossom fell in with a .vlb ale the master of which related a recent instance of this conduct of his Lordship, in respect t ° to the crew belonging to his ship. The statenieo r. in the American Papers, therefore, must be i nc° o rect. The following is a list of the P atri°t ,, squadron in Chili, on the 9th of April Is' t O'Higgins frigate (late Spanish), 48 guns , atC Cochrane, Captain Foster Flag-Captain of the Royal Navy), a complement of 350 ni en nearly all English; St. Martin (late Co inher, i i ; !arid lndirtman),. 60 guns,' 480 men, ) 5 "° 19 Americans, and Chilanoes, Captain Sy . ''' ) ) son (late of the East India Company's ser v-i:e s a La Jove frigate, (late Windham Indiania n) ',, 350 m r p, ,En g lish, Americans, and Chil3 noes, Capt. Guise (late of the Royal N avY) ; Chacaborica corvette, 24 guns, Captain " te i : (Lieut. of the. Royal Navy), 200 men, IS AmericanAmericans,and;Chilannes ; Aricano brig, 18 6 0 i Capt . . Ramsay, (late' Master's-mate in the Il e Navy), 120 men, English ; Americans, and noes ; Grilyereno ; brig, 18 guns, Capt. SP ei c' t , (Litre. cif the Royal. Navy); 94 men, Eng lis r i Americans, and :Chilanoes ; Rosa sloop of (late English), not yet manned, or officer s e pointed ; Pulecton, 16-gun-brig, not • i 1. nf.%t, Capt. unknown ;: Chilano schooner, 10 gun,., s ': v i i ); Cull, (late ,a Lieutenant in the Royal 11 7 Horatio,. 36, corvette, and Cura osa , 3 6 , - , 4:P e lf both lying .at the Rio-de-la-Plata , from North America. The following 1- t he list of the Spanish shipping at Lit"''' -I ,l lth 'of February last :—Vanganzar, 5v , 7 0 frigate, 360 Alien ; Esmeraldo, 50 ditto,. 6O u j- 0, Resoluttm, 36 ditto, 240 men ; Cleopat ra, sloop of war, .240 men ; St. Sebastian, 26 ,,.':p0t vette, 200 men ;• l'ezuela, 18, brig, 154 ;' 18 ditto, 96 . men, lately taken alter a d es P e- be engagement with the Resolution frigate. roads above were lying in the of CAllao were badly manned, and in very bad orde r: Cl are also'a great number of gun-boats Hnil latiriCn 4 )- Of which are manned, when wanted, by the ere,"'"o. 'the shipping. The Blossom lett the Creole , " ;( 1 reju modore Bowles, at Rio, prepalirg to go Cape Horn: The Tyne and Favourite were T "l the ost rive t• Plata ; and :loth oinache, , and J cs a ti• were in the SVIO Seas. l'he AIL'" can frigate was at Val paraisa, Voice ' l ll f iat ~10( 1 . 11(1 I - IN , r " 1 1 1: 11 CLI .; ; h 1 1' t 4 al a t he I recur Il sual cr ew fur ilore‘ of be to a ca. 41 e0 t ot , b a x , p , tit/ C The Wit at i i W. ,11, ei t xt , :, i,ie( t 1' 't ~, lout Il it 1„ fiat at R- GE lir gt 1 :11 tura' 11 1) ,), e e,(l 111 Ft krill 'lsiic (Stu 1) !taut Is b y l w l (Ciie ii . ic t on s , "PP 1144 14 e feu Iv Pr /II; -(1 th; L e , 44, Any We %,, 'w,