The Sun. — London, England, 1816-07-06 00:00:00

nuTeut MAIL. hitillta, JUNE. 29.—the nomination of in the Superior anti Subaltern Officers of the several legions of ittlantry and cavalry, which are (Aga piiing. in The Northern; French departments, has now taken place. Vor Subaltern Officers young men are inb'tly Chosen %tiro have distinguished th em t e lve% by their attachment to the cause of th e lionrbons. Stilne . iillicers of the Army of BuO baparte haVe been liketv:4:e admitted, but not •tvitliont the greatest prermltiorr. Repeated tiers have been received to complete Cite several Tories. At. lit/thorn., bottliirk,&e. several - legions haye 'arrived to form the garrisons, end to be tnatle, complete. They are not, one with. anotliet, above 4 pr .`3OG strong. Colonel L►+tal►ie has arrived at Vetviere, where tl►e Police t►us received particular instructions coiicerning him. The Etlirors of several papers, writ ten Ity Vrenati Ewigrant3, and pnblished as vdj hymns at Ghent anti Antwerp ; will be prasecntett before the emu 'went Tribunals for inserting in their. Papers offen sive articles respecting the Frcncb Government. rtAnur., JuLy 3. SECOND CEIANISER OF TUE STATErI-GENF,RAL. SITTMOS OF JULY 2. A Message . was react from hittNsty, accom panied by .a changed prgject of a law respecting Loans opened in the kingdom for foreign Powers, or private persons abroad, which, on the motion' of the President, was referred to the Sectiorrs for examination. Another Mess - age was read trom•his Majesty, ac quainting the Chamber that his Majesty had a cced • ed to the Treaty concluded on the 2fith Sept.lBls,, bet wren their Majesties the Emperor of Austria, th e King of Prussia, and the Emperor of Itusia, niidcr the name of the 1!o1 Mlianee, which Treaty was read, anti it was resnived to deposit thesedOtoments in the arehieves of the Chamber. A letter was read from Mr. J3coly Sr:bacilla r offering a Copy of the last Campaign of Napoleon nnonaparte :---Honourable mention—and ordered to be deposited in , the archieves.—Adiourned till to-morrow Mirdirc., JUNE 23,—The report that the ford fie,ations of Cologne are to he razed, and the site of them converted into gardens, is wholly ground less. On the Conffury, the greatest activity is cx ercitieJ id strengtherlitv this place, which is in Yhany respects of such great importance. 'ST. I'ETERSBUIIGII.-- - The Russian Gazette of tire Senate of 231 May announces, that the it.vidov of Lieut. Bankolvsky, for having lair : tanned a sailor convicted of theft,. wiis la the 'dear lBOB' deprived of her nobiiity, anti sent into But his ,Iliojesty the Linpel . or has now given an Ukase, declaring, 'hat the son of this woman, lieutenant in the 12th regiment of yagers, lad by ilk bravery in the late campaigns-, and the blood of his wannds, atoned - for the fault of his mother'; s he is therefore part and her no t'il;ty restored.. SHIP NEWS. bEAt., JULY 6.—Arvived, and salted for the River, the Knaptan, CUBIST'S, from Jamaica, and,Pomona, listgrot4, front Teneriffe and Ma deira. Remains his Majesty's ship Ganytnede. PORTSMOUTII, Jux,ir s.=—Arrived , the Harm sloop of war from Africa ;: spoke the ship /rattle, off tiv' upon!, the .sth January, on the coast ;. and . on the 27th February spoke the Jane, of Callabar River, and the brig Minerva. Sailed the Sit %yarrow American Company's ship for St. Peters burgh ; his Majesty's ship Pilot for Plymouth. Gi:erian for Guernsey ; Isabella, SHITLEY, ma Baltic Merchant transport, far. London. FAIAOUTIT, JUL! • 3.—Arrived the Chance, T.ktmttz, front IFtrbadoe3, lenky.—Wind W. N.W. t't.v'stoo.rn, Jvt,v 4.—Came in the Frederica sophfa,ANDeasoN, front New York, in 2 age, for orders. • The Coinpany's ship Princess Charlotte of . 'Woks, having. been docked and surveyed,. was expected to sail front Bombay for Madras the Latin Murch—she bud received but little d amage . '..the.lextra ships David cot.t and Carmaitben .oailati front Bombay the 18th February. DISTIZIBUTION OF VIUZF.-MONEY The Alcmene and Scout, for the Violet, on 'rucsrlay the fith ito*tant, at No, •;,., Brick-conrt, Temple, Recalls sante place, every Tuesday and Thurs,day. The Fearldss, for the Draper, on the 6th instant, at N 0.22,. Arutnlel-street, Strarit4 Recalls same place. • The Acast t, for the Le gerpente, the 6th instant, at No. 21, Snrrey-4treet, Strand. Recalls same place, every Aro:it:ay and ':fitarday.. NLl:d4tono, fot the Ambition, OU the 9th instant, at same phcr, ottoy No. M,,uiity aitti Satarti,by • MAILS. Artravvi--1 11,11,tr01, 1 1114)lin, 1 Waiefford. DUE-2 Got- tiinburgli, I France, 1 Dublin. PR CE t~l grocKs TitlS i►liV AT. TiVELVI4 O'CLOCK: Battit SEIG4 ttidift Bonds, per Cent, Rea Exch. Bills,. ..... Is. 3 pet (. ~... 6.24 Otaniuni, ............. per Ceuts A per Ct. N. Ann.9lflantAtiv. Coils. tut ...1-„cc0unt,........64i Batik L. 16 -piths COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Fatuay, ,Tur.t. S. • Ameterdam ' - - 4 O 4- 08. 2 Us. Ditte., at Siglit Amsterdwr Ditto, at hight .. .. •., . l2 1 Rotterdam, ' 12 3 2 Us. Arittveri:, - . •a... ibroltri!).. • Sti 6 .2 i (; s ~. Attotot . Paris, I Day's Sight I.4iltt) . - 2U. liounleittlx, dittl Fu ankforton- tht Ntain Madrid Cadiz Seville Hilboa - SA Gibraltar Leghorn Genoa... 41 ---Venice ,Ifflta. 47 —NA plc., ' ';IT.I Palermo I,i.bon Oporto Rio Janeiro • Oubtio. .. . . 14 —C0r1,..... I 4 i yer, Cent. Agio of the Drink 0o 11ibilm„1,... 2 Portugal Gill f, in Coin l.O a 0 pow Oa. Foreign Gold, in . 11. n ., 0 0 0 New Doublotnts...... 0 0 0 N4w Dollar* • 0 0 0 Silver, in Dart, Standard ...'.... .......... 0 0 0 WWI WATER. Al' LONDON BRIDC.iR Morning, 37miuutes alter 13. E Evening, 2 ininutwi 4 - 11itr 1. Ti E SUN. p, • ~, , 41 , 11 gAT IfOLEM LONDON, SiTURDAY, JULY 6, 1814. The King ut th , CNETHERLANJA has acceded to the Holy Alliance. This piece of news, with, smile intelligence relative to the appointment of Officers to the Military Levies,tnade in the Ntirth of France, is the SUM of the contents of Junrna byntight by a Dutch Mail this morning. Lord 63(m:writ, we understand, was to 'rave town this day for Portsmouth. We have no doubt that the. Gallant Admiral will teach' the Barba rians to be inoreoteotive to ibefaith of treaties ; andsupport the honour of his country by his valour and skill, as mucb as he would have done by _his firinness and ‘visdoin as a Politician, if fidelity bad' been maintained by those who are likely to; Grim; doe punishment tKron theayieNes by t h vi•olasism of -soteuns engagement*. No Paris Pavers have come to band this morn ing i but we have selected a tew further extracts from tbosek received yesterday, which viii be round iu our last page. Mr. SHERIDAN.—This Gentleman, yet angers in existence ; but to our4tigniries this forenonti the answer was, " As iN as possible, and unable to take any nourishment."--LNAture cannot bold out long against diseale in a stritgicla to unegnid and so afflicting as tliii. The first part of the Report of. the Committee on Education is now printed : it contains a ;;teat deal of curious information respecting the Free Schools. of London tntil Westminster; hut no de tails as yet appear respecting any of,tlie larger schools, except Christ's Hospital. 'lke Repart on the Insolvent I)ebtors' Act has also been printed, and contains much curious in formrtion. It is our intention to make copious Extracts from both these official Documents, as our limits, permit. In the latter case, the Committee, owing to tite advanced period of the Session, and the expe diency of considering, most maturely, many im portant alterations which it may be fit to make in the Law as it now atands,, think they best dis charge their dot, by recommending to the House, at the curliest possible period of the next Session of Parliament, to appoint a Connifittee to whom it may be referred to consider the provisions of a Bill framed with the view of improving the pre sent law ; and by itarbdocing such is Hill at an early period of the Sesbion, ample tithe will be afforded for the conitleratiou of so useful and im portaut a ;Measure. We insert below, from a Morning Paper, a letter from Alaictenhead, giving' an ileentlin of the stop page of the Coal-waggon procession by the Ma'- gistrates near that place. We further learn, that as report had mentioned two other bodies, each with a waggon, one of them proceeding by the road that leads to -London throtNit St. Alban's, the Home Department seat down Magistrates to each' o the three roads by witi-ch the Colliers might approach the Capital. Sir NA THANIKI. GONANT WlB tiispittcheti to the St. Alban's road. The men . were found reposing at;i about their tvaggob, The i ' vinititrate suited, to tilenvthe impropriety or the 3telltiley uatt either taken of their own accord or by the advice of ofherst--that this was not the mode to obtain re lief,--that it rather tended+ to prevent the accom plishment of their object, because it might lead to a breach of the peace. The colliers, it is said, (confessed that they had been ill advised; and were persuaded to return harneas we yesterday stated., The Magistrate sent on the Uxbridge load was not able to find any party on that road, and there fore it is believed that the only ones were the party that came by St; Alban's, dud the party that cause Sy the Oxford road. Snell are the details (f this ex traordinary adven ture ; and we hope the. encoaragernetit tuese.per.. ambnlators have wet ‘vitli will riot have the effect •of setting other Traders upon their travels. The 'opinions We gave yesterday are fully made out to be correct by the facts now before the Public. The Waggon Drawees %redirected by asuperior Leader, who, is our humble judgment, ought to have been coinuli:ted as a Rogue and a Vagabond ; they con iess that they were advised to undertake this uu sitfe course by persons who are unseen and 1111- ' k nown ; they embark on a capital which must have been supplied by these wicked Counsellors, who furnished theta with waggons, and other stock, whereon to commence thi&• tr,iflic of sturdy beg- ,glllg. ‘Vhzti this strange buiiness was first agitated, we entered our most earnest protest against treat ivg it lightly, or not resisting Its earliest step' WWI ;Idequate vigour. The Processions have, it is true, been stopped near Loudon, but it, will be indispensibly.necessary to stop all imitators long before they apps oach so near us. It will be neces sary to prevent the first levy of contributions, and the very formation of these associationt, whielt, un-; der'whatevei• pretence they proceed, are, in fact, 'equally dangerous to the public tranquillity. There is a feverish spirit abroad throughout the Empire, whiCh is not to be trifled with and every stimu lant to greater irritation ought to be carefully re moved. The Secretary for the Home De partment has indeed evinced sound discretion in his treatment of the colliers at Maidenhead and St. Alban's. Alildness and persuasion are the noblest instruments in the Mantis of the . ritli»g power of Britain.. BUt a repetition of this course would be unwise ; and persons- likely to be rnif.ted into similnr ex periments,.ought"to be warn• ed beim eband that the leniency ,hewn to their precursors nntst.be converted into pouis,hinent to wards them. ky.TaACT OF A LETTER }1.40}1 MAIDENLISAD, SIX O'CLOCK, JULY 5. Vesterday morning (Thursday); Mr. Birnie, from Bow .street accompanied lay, two officers, arrived at the Sun Inn here, and. after consulting with Sir Wan. Hearn, and Other Magistrates of this place, swore in several extra-constables: and as a matter Of'precautiou ordered a party of mi litary to be 'under 'arms. This dune, they Sera loyward the officers froth -Bow:street to. meet the waggon that was approaching. from Henley : . it was met on Maidenhead Thicket ; about: two miles from hence, and the crowd attending it, on' being -in formed 'that they would not be permitted. to-pro ceed, instantly stopped, and conducted themselves with the greUtest propriety., The waggon, which ,was 2 ton, 6 cwt. and 121 b., waadrawn by 41 men ; and a leader or oversees' rode 04 horseback, and di reeled the whoM. As soon - ELS it was understood by tine Magistrates, shat the party wished to act in the way most agreeable to the lawful. autho , titled, a xegdeintion was entered into, - and the coals were perMitted to be brought in hire by . four 'of tlae party and Moir leader , and were deposited with War. Pyne, Esq, who will distribute them amongst the poor of Maidenhead. The coals were drawn to this place by horses sent out on purpose : the men refused to sell the colds, but gave them up, AS requested, to Mr.`Pyne, and received a very hand . some present instead. Mr. Birnie , Sir W. Hearn, Mr. Fyne, etc, went nut and negociated. The potie fel: lows were perfectlysatisfied, but refused to.gountil the Magistrates signed a paper that they bad eon . ducted themselves properly. '.At Henley, the day before yesterday, they behaved so - well, that the Mayor permitted them to go wherever they pleas ed itVthe town, and they had upiyards of 40/. given v • .to them at 'that place. They left Bilaton with three waggons in company, and parted at Ox ford. One weggon was to he at Beaconsfield last night, and the other at St. Albans, where they would, it is supposed, be met in the same way , those were met with here, at about one mile from this plaCe, for it appears they carne this side , Maidenhead-thieket. 'They were 20 minutes in drawing the waggon tap. It is supposed that Mr-RtaNM was empowered to satisfy tbetn.—The extraordinary natsite of these occurrences occasioned much • bustle Lyre - yesteeday, but no di:Aiii,bllnct„ 'rile following is a Court Circular:--The Psis REGENT, with a ViEVIt to assist the different a nufactories of the country in the grand entertai meat he is aboist to give on the I2th instant, I commanded the following notice to be annexed the cards of imeitation " The PfUNC2 RIMENT has expressed . himself desirous t the Nubility and Gent invited to Carlton-house Oil the 1' lust. stiould appear upon that occasion iu BritislAnaouraoti.l " G'irltorarbouse, July 2, tais." Ttiese, cards were issued from. Carlton Hot! yesterday, and afford a noble instance of I Royal solicitude for encouraging the Illao"f' tuns of thc Country. When such no 043 ° 4 is set, we trust its good effects wdl not be co! fined- to the Court, but that all the Fashionab World, and every person of rank acid fortune,.sc feel it to be a greater pride to appear in the g which the skill and taste of British. artizatte e pr a o co d t t i t r c a e g , e t ine ha n n t t o o f fariuvtatiernaittitonfso,reign at to II and the deO li Sion of our home productions: BLACKIII;ATII PEDESTRIAN.•--(32d Day.) ile : EATON this morning completed his 75 6 th " t fore breaktdst. a vessel which arrived at Malta ths 17 ° 11 May front Coron, we hear that the piratical 51E0 dron from Tunis had sunk an Fig,llsh brig near Naravina, and murdered the crew; till a British and a Russian vessel, laden witb wh e , Bl bad been found off Milo deserted, decks being strewed with arms and amoln a° it is supposed they had been taken by the piratl° By, the Thomas, arrived at Liverpool , th er : il letters from Buenos Ayres, to the 18th f .0 ,,P r 0 They mention that the Congress of the United' r ri vincus was assembled at Tucuman. Another and, from !tic vateer of 10. guns had sailed from Bacons AY" on a cruisc Yesterday the QUEEN and PRINCESSES lianOart the Princess CHARLOTTE with visit at On leitur tG This day, being . the first Saturday in her Ma.res.ry and the Pat NCEsSES leave Im°' to Windsor,. that the QtreaN may attend the Co n , on the PhYsicians' report of his JNIA J°II health. , z 1 LLis Royal Highness the Duke of CLA",", I ;vas yesterday so tar recovered from his recto disposition, as to be able to take an airing Oil vicinity of Bushy Park. guys On 'Thursday next, at four o'clock, their nun Highnesses the Dukes of KENT, 61.13iVt, .1, 1 ifIC GLOUCESTER;and. his Serene highness . 2 ' of SAXE COBURG , Will .attend Utaildhall L'3lll %Owe the Freedom of the Cjiy ; and his tir 3 c e „ Duke of WELLINGTON, to receive the Resulat'°lii 'of the Court of Common' Council. TOY "r the moo afterwards dine at the Mansion-house. Yesterday, the Duke of Mud-trio:o4 after to tiring from the PRINcv , RitocNT's Levee, °1 Viscount CASTLEREAGH, at his h ous e is James's-square, with whom lie had a long in te? view. In the evening, his Grace dined %Oo' PRINCE REGENT, at Carlton-House. At his Grace the Duke of ‘VELLINOTON' s " ball, a little before leaving Paris , lie sa id to °t . cal of his Visitors, that he hoped to b e p resent' the f&e de St. Louis,. on . the 20th of Augiol. Admiral PICE.KORE is expected to: sail P o ; Portsmouth, to assume the Governoribip of foundland, in about ten day t. Captain BRISBANE! has been removed fr° l " i l l , h , Boyne, to act as Lord EXMOUTH'S C a p taio,lu ju Queen Charlotte. •'fite several. ships • dei tuie accompany Otis Lordship to the Mediteinuie' ate fitting out with all-imaginable dispatch' l i e The Cougreve rockets, %s hier proved S I) 01 *stractive in America, and other places, duril/gr late scar, will be conveyed in the fleet aiPn sail for Algiers, to be there used, if nece si nsv A Solemn. Dirge fur her Most Faithful A.M inc i the late Queen of PORTUGAL Will be P rW , r at the Portuguese Chapel., in South -51 " c.° Filday next. othi At one of the bells in Paris, on occa sion late Royal Nuptials, the Duchess de BOO' had expressed a desire to dance witls Officer, had Lord A U a HILL intrOtIOCCU to as a Rattner.. r 141 Yesterday, a Common Hall was lie,,f,„°ol election of a Sheriff, atsd, together with ni,,, sc s, KIRBY, Esq. - Shelitis of London and Miti,:ho refused to give botid to take opal, t`' e : s in the room of W. Motit:Tuouti, Bui• %,'"; The following Gentlemen being the 014.°'8'idee nomination, viz, GEORGE BRIDGES,. man of the Company of Wheelwrights, toot; Pice.eitfgs, Esq. at the Conipeny of Yi n td 4 were then pia up, when Wst. Picttest° ' MIS rleelnred,dttly elected. I a MADRAS. JAN.. 27.—The foweasel 4o t i - I: o" l l o : 4 l r; b :t ib as ?l eay e vie b b et ei n n v ml e e ,e ' h fli kl t: ‘t e o st, e f eh t e l o t , l t S r ic e i t l i P i ‘t i : V a h s l 4 ° li il ih ty if i l l e t . °ll l l , l ? : t t ! ce l C s h r i scriptio t ° dren of T L l i i , e .e b ri a ,o n a k i, of.Al - e - s l s e r s ti - . A s st n it: w A s u r% te h rl:llll dis lr. 011 Chronicle) S(' n, er " It Symptoms of rioting have been Yisible etas trot as ear ganibire.—(Shrewsbury Chronicle) „, ra con P s e r d at l e i c7in e t u l t i: ::: :l; l ' Woo s rr rt ELECTIOH.--A ' e VI test was expected bet ween HintACE 1'11151%04 of the Temple, (eldest son of ErtANc ls ,,i, Esq. of this City), and Wst. IV-1 0 t 46 1',.i t e h *ll -Herefordshire. but so decided a M A P .. ' I ( 10 declared for_ isir. Twos, that Mr. N't °l9 ,o.' yielded his preteusloos and quitted the t ° Ba i elections takes place this day.--k -arrivels, On Wednesday .a 'body rat colliers °newel Shrewsbury, drawing a !undid coal „lid 9 ‘oith feet;rt on Friday last..KnOther tok. similar load, pissed Wlstih s P 3 i' earda Liverpool.,