The Sun. — London, England, 1819-09-03 00:00:00

We received th►s morning tl►e Paris Papers of Tuesday last. The following a►e extiaets " PARIS, AUG. 31.—The King received several persons yesterday. General Count VG,Hence bed the honour of paying his respects to his Majesty. The King took an airing to the Bois de Ver rierei. " An , Ortionnanee of the Police, thited the 21st inst mnt i prohibits the sending up of any fire hal and forbi:ls any person to ascend in a bal loon not provided with a parachute. " Yesterday the King gave a private audience to Lif , nt.-General Coward. The Physicians hAve pronounced that the at couchernent of the Duchess de Berry may not take place for a fortnight ; couriers are however kept in readiness to set out with the announcement of the happy event, " The Royal Sovereign yacht, commanded by Cnmmoriore Owen, has been for some days in Ca lais harbour waiting for the Doke and Duchess of Clarence, who are expected there the 4th of September, ors their way to England. " Froth Marscillei, it is stated, that General Sebastiani had set out from thence for Corsica, where be intends to become a CanJidate at the ensuing clue:in 11. FIVE PER CENTS. Monday .. .72 f. 15 c. DEFERRED STOCK. Of the 22d March, 1817, .91 f. 30 c. 22d Scpt. 1817, 22d March, 1818, O7 1. 30 c. 2-2 d Sept. !PAS, Bsf. SO c. 22 , 1 I%lat ch, 1319, S3 f. 30 e. " HF.SSE CASSEL, AUG. 21.—There is a report of the approaching Convocation of a General Diet for the Duchy of Bionswick, to be preSided over 'by Count Mnnstcr. FRANKFoRT, AUG. 24.—There is a report of a Special Commission in Prussia, to be named by the Prince deliardenberg, in order to ['Like in- quiry respecting the persons arrested. " Tumults respecting the Jews have taken place in various parts, of Germany. At several towns, as at Boreal'', Bamberg, Darmstadt, Mayence, Btuns wick, and even in the country, the Jews have been the object of persecutiou, more or less violent. Almost every where it has become ne cessary to resort to an armed force, and the Procla nl66oll6 issued bythe respective_Governments attest the menacing character of these riots. It is remark eNe, that the presence of troops of the line has no effect in calming-the effervescence, but serves rather to augment it. In several places it has been found necessary to substitute the Landwehr for troops of the 1:!:e." Though we must regret (tie necessity of stain ing our columns with the narri«s of the Reform ing Miscreants, whose olject is really to alter the Law by force and threats, and to overthrow the (iovernment, yet we ice! it to be our duty to o , uice all their proceedings, not merely to gratify the curio,ity of, our Readets, but to afford the people at large ample means, awl a full oppor tlititty of witietstaiitlittg tile', characters, anti fle vehpitig their fiagitimits desiwis. \Vitii this view, we have itit=er!ed the letters trout fIuNT and GALE JtiNP:s, iti our Paper this clay. HuNT's first let- ter, no dottly , contains K gross mistepresentation of do- disasters slant really occurred at Manches ter, but which, if they had occurred to the full ex tent of ‘vhst he dt-ocribes, was no more thin could be expected amidst s.o vast at multitude of people, and after home ot the Rioters bad assailed the Vt“INIANav CAvArAtY in the most violent manner, ~11, ! %tom would, doubtless, have proceeded to more n(oing extietui.ies if the latter hail tamely suhmitted to their rialiauly attacks. It was cer tainki not the paipose of the 'Magistrates to dis perse the Meeting ; but when it pit on so threat , . eniog an aspect v ain' when the Yeomanry Cavalry a ere so formidably attacked, it was the duty of :be 14:ter to disperse S. Mob iltdiaed rather to mischier than to listen, after the leading Orators were gooe. As a proof of the artifice, hypocrisy, and taischood of HUNT, he said in a former Let ter that he had received many wounds, but he did not think it necessary to submit them to the Sur germ but in the Letter which we insert this day ; all the it,juties of which he complained are reditred to a slight would in his hand—ex tow dice omnes ; and it may taiAy be itiferr -0 that all the rest of his stories are equally fallacious. This fellow is at present triumphant, and seems, while he isresortiog to the Law, ro hold it in defiance. Government is now so far , commit( ed in the goes; iou between these Reform— ing Sallreriers, at u the preservation of the State, that Ministers Cannot relax without disgracing themselves, and hazarding the vet y existence of the Sovereignty. They must not suffer the bastard popularity, which HUNT liaS acquired among the mete Rabble, to have any weight with them, hut they mii)t put the law into vignrouS , opera ti,m, ail,' proceed to seize on all who offend agaihst it. We should not insert the letter Irmo such a miserable hackneyed Agitator as GALK it it (11(1 not justify what we hail said of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, viz that he had taken advautage of HUNT'S COIADCMCiIt, wbido tie probably thought would be much longer, and t hem dote epped into HUNT'S place, to reco ver his own lost popularity ; but the 'trick was fully understood by the Radical Reformers, and, as we stated yesterday, feuds have arisen between the Litter and the Ultra R, formers, as the Letter Of GALE JONES fully explains. But how lament able is it that sliCll scout as HUNT, GALE JONES, PRESToN, iVooLER, and the whole Gang of sub ' veiling Miscreants, should thus rise into notice, and distuth the peace of a Great Empire !—To advert to the Meeting of yesterday. It was a mass of contradiction and inconsistency throughout. At one time Sir FRANCIS expressed his hope that the Yeomanry Cavalry would vindicate them selves from a foul, libellous, charge of intending to assassinate HUNT, and soon after be stigmatized them as murderers. Mr. HOEHOUSE uttered a more flagitious speech than even the Baronet, and if it be reported justly in the Morning Papers, we hope it will be noticed by Government. But we have neither room nor iodination to comment on the proceedings of the clay, and therefore re fer Our Readers to the revirt of them in other columns.—We may just Observe, that both Sir FRANCIS and Iloanonse. followed HUNT and the Radicals, in'uttering insidious praises of the re gular Soldiery, in contradiction to the Yeomanry Cavalry,—But this subject is properly noticed an admirable Letter to Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, which we have inserted this day. It is written with force, argument, and a gentlemanly mild- ness, as well as with a firm spirit of Loyal ty, that cannot but, strongly impress our Readers. By way of a corollary to this excel lent Letter, we shall subloiu passages from the Baronet's Speech yesterday, - and leave the Nation at large to make the application. " No man can be more wicked than a man who endeavours, on foLse grounds, to procure popularity: Such a man is a Villain"—" the man who, for the mere sake of popularity or public applause, without feeling a' conscientious, desire to do good, thrusts himself forward before time People, though not a Villain is a Fool—and such popularity I consider as a bell jingling in his tool's cap." Whether the Baronet, in either of these characteristics, had his quondam friend HUNT in view, we pretend not to determine, but we doubt not that HUNT will retort them upon the Baronet, probably congratulating him on uniting the two desriptions, and having aptly drawn a true Portrait of himself. Yesterday the Contract of 20,000 Tickets for a New Lottery, to finish 29th January next, Was taken by Mr. SIVEWRIGHT. This morning, between one and two o'clock, an alarming fire broke out at Mr. WiHat's, iron monger, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's .1 Dn-fic Ids, which in a short time consumed the interior, and damaged the adjoining houses. SHIP. LAST INDIA SHIPPING. The East India Company's ships Geueral Hewitt and DUnira arrived iu the o,,wus yesterday ; they sailtd from St. Helena the Bth July. The Dhhira lett Canton the 31at Alarch, and Anjer the 4th Ibty, The Bridgewater, , outward-bound, arrived at St. tieletta the 4th July. The Marquess of Ely, outtrard-bound, arrived at St. Helena the sth July ; she parted company with the Larkins off the coast of Portugal in the night of the sth May. DEAL, SEPT. 2.—Ariived, and sailed for the River, the Dunira, HANITL-roN, from China ; Ge neral Hewitt, CAMERON, front Madras and Ceylon. WHITEI4AVEN, Aura. 31.—Several collier:, on entering the port, drove on the beach between the piers, where they still lie. The Content, 'Wants, and Thistle, ADAbisoN, both with coals, came on the strand to the eastward of the har bour : the crew were saved by the life-boat.— Should the gale continue, it is feared both vessels will go to pieces. L/VERPOOL, SEPT. I.—The Susan, from New Orleans for Liverpool, is on shore near Formby ; two of the crew were drowned. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 2.--Arrived the limo soff; HAGEMBISTER, from Britavia, in 131 days. (iT FICE CP ORDNANCE, ditglest 25, 1819 rig -1 11 E PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of His MA .I JESTY'S ORDN,INCE t•'(.) let-rpby give Notice, ea,' they will Sell by PUBLIC AUCT lON, al tlie Tomer, on Titivsday, t.'?e day ql gip:el/I;er next, at Eleven ,'Clark is ttze Forenoon precisely, sundry Loh. of .N il OLD, and UNSER 1CE.48 S 7'OIIES ; oPomixting Ileddi lig, Clothing., and Smiths' Bello:vs, T 0,41 of Sorts, Fire Irons, Standing Vices, Ilitildscrews, and Fire Engines, Intrenching Tools, Tanned Hides, Sand and Saltpetre Bags, and Pieces, together with various other i‘rt:,cl;!s ; The whole of which may be viewed Upon application rat lie prior rat Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower, until the day of Art tr., 117,1 where prin.'cd Lists of the Lots will t e delivered to Persons who eppfll for the sante. By Order If the Beard, R. 11. CI?Ii TT Secretory. TIIEATItiC I. HLGISTEIh. Performed Last Nignt- THEATRr. ROYAL, HAMAR': ET.—Pig,con: and Crows: Prin cipal Characters liv Mr. Terry and Miss E. Blanchar-i, After which, Ladies At Ilonte. To which was added, The Actor - of All Work; kith Love-a-IX-Mode. TitEATTLE Rova ENGL.! OrERA•HousE.—A Cure for Ro mance : Principal Characters by Mr. Wrench and Mrs. W. S Chatterly. After which, The Brown Man. To which was added, One, Two, Three, Four, Five, by Advertise ment ; with The Rendezvous. PRICE O' THIS i , AV AT T Bank Stock... 229 2:q)4 E' STOCK% IN ELVE o'C7•t)CK. 8 pet Cent,. Red.7l 72 71i 72 E er Cent. Cons. 81, per Cent Sol 31 4 pet' Cents... 90i1 91 90411 per ('cut. Nivy Apn. 101,1i1 Bank 1.. Ann,- 3-16 t India Bonds, 15s. 13.. pr. Exch. Bills,Rd, Is. 2a. dis. pat 'Cons. for Acclunt,..... 7144,1, "- MAILS. ARRIVE Waterford, I Lisbon, I France, Dui -I Guernsey and Jersey, I Holland, I Geatenburgh, 1 Hamburgh, I Flanders. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRMGE TO-NIORROW., !viol niwg, 21 rnitititcs alter 2. 1 Evening, -lb nimiltcs attar 2. THE siTN IMAM QUIS fiLiUM UDEAT ? LON DON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1119. THE MARK ETS. CORN-EXCHANGR, SEPT.- 3.—The wind hay ing been WI favourable for the arrival . cif vessels from the Essex and Suffolk Coast, we have .not had any fresh supply of Grain since Monday, in consequence of which there was but little fine Wheat - at Market this morning, and for which Monday's prices were obtained, but the sales were heavy, as the Millers are holding off* . in expecta tion of large supplies next week. Oats are Is. per quarter lower, and heavy sales at that decline. in Barley and other articles there is no alteration. SMITHFIELD, SEPT. 3.---no Market this morning,. was rather shortly supplied with Cattle, and the prices were higher than Monday's Market; Mutton, Veal, and Pork, remain as per last Monday's prices; Lamb is somewhat higher in price. The Hay Marl•et as per our last quotation ; Old Hay main tainsdast week's price, and the New is rather cheaper; Straw and Clover sauce as per Monday's Marklt.—The following is a correct statement of the Prices a►►d Numbers at Market:— (To sink the Offal; per Stone of Sibs.) Beef 4s. 64. to .ss. 44. Veal ss. Od. to Gs. Od. I Mutton ..4s. 6d, to ss. 6d. Pork . ....ss. Od. to 6s. Od. Lamb ss. td. to es. 6d. CATTLE AT MARKET. Beasts Calves . HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD. Hay.... 44 0 0 tok6 0 0 I Clover..,k6 0 oto 47 10 0 Straw ,c 2 0 0 to ,c 2 16 0 Yesterday a Deputation of seven Gentlemen of the Common Council waited upon the Lon') MAYOR at the Mansion-house, with a Requisition to his Lordship to call a Court upon the subject of the late proceedings at Manchester : the fol lowing is a Copy of the Requisition : To the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor of London. N'Ve, the undersigned Members of the Court of Common Council, request your Lordship to convene a Court at an early day, to kake into consideration the late extraordinary and alarming proceedings at Manchester, when in conse quence of the interference of an armed military force, the lives of several of his Majesty's subjects were destroyed, and others endangered, whilst exercising, in a peaceable manner, an undoubted Constitutional right, and to adopt such mea sures, either by Petition or otherwise, as may appear necessary.—[Signed by 43 Members of the Court.js The LORD MAYOR received the Deputation with his usual politeness, said he would take time to consider upon it, and send his answer. Ott one of the Gentlemen stating the necessity of an early decision, his Lordship engaged to forward his answer in the course of the day, or early this morning. No answer has yet been received front his Lordship.—(Morning Paper.) BARTHOLOMEW FAIR. --'!'his annual Festival of Noise and Coiy'usion commenced this day witl► all its usual gaudy splendour. •A short time before eleven o'clock .this morning, the LORD AIATOR proceeded in state from the Mansion House, and after 'stopping, according to old custom, to par take of a cool tankard " with Mr. BeowN, the Keeper of New , gate, proceeded to the usual place in Smithfield, where tine .regular forms were en tered into, and the an►usetneuts immediately commenced. His Lordship was received with a mixture of applause and disapprobation. In con sequence of the excesses that have been com mitted at several fairs lately, his Lordship has provided art additional number of conic ables to preserVe the peace. CAMBRIDGE, EPT. 2.-The Rev. Wm. Blow,, B. A of Sidney Sussex College, has been insti tuted to the Rectory of Guodmanhatn, in the East Riding of Yorkshire. Extract of a private Letter from Oxford, dated Aug. 31 :—" Two execrable wretches, who have for some time past vended blasphemy and sedition in this city, were yesterday morning apprehended by virtue of warrants granted by the Reverend the Vice-Chancellor. They are a father and his son. The charge exhibited against them was for selling Sherwin's Weekly, Political Register of the 21st instant, and it being fully made out against them, the father was admitted to bail, himself in 1001. and iwo sureties in A/. each, and the son was con►n►itted to the Castle, for ‘9llll t of bail, till th e next A s sizes. We regret to add, that the father until lately bore the eh,iracter of a loyal 111411." FULL TUE SVN. TO Silt FII.INCIS Bum)Err, atlr:. tors' Upon reading the Newsp a pers tt,— tl°9n ing, I wets " fil!ed with shame, grief, and ik",k‘e, uation," at the sight of your Letter to the tors of Westminster. f a Ili" Call this possibly he` , .the 'product ion , o rouet of ancient and respectable leanly ?•"7" the composition of a man of honour to d ciple ?—This the letter of a titan who has arty bard for justice ? Such then. is the glor iutis se a spring of a' revolutionary spirit ! Such the bles . prac tic (fleets of a Jacobin School ! Such the proof of the lessons taught in it ! it t° What upon a garbled Newspaper acco4" ip vilify in the most opprobrious teams --to °alto( the grossest language—to attack so wantoOf 1 maliciously the Yet/Manly of England , le . matize as butchers, as murdet els, as b lood}' ros, one of the most respectable c l a sses i n s at ciety, many of s' hoot have heads as cara ble so , judging, and hearts as susceptible of feeliug' their calumniators. To hold up to Pub lic exe c Lion men, who at the peril of their live s sud Pr ,. petty stood forth to protect the Civil r"'"'ic, men upon whom a more painful duty ne' ert b • volved, and who discharged that duty in sus manner as to call forth the most grateful aa dc° o dial thanks of every respectable inhabitant la town of Manchester tO Such aspersions might perhaps be expe c t e "' ° li r some two penny scribbler, some wholes ale cell ci of sedition and blasphemy, some ha lf -o°4 wretch, %eh° lives upon the wages of bui, good Heavens I that a man of itulepeadeil 'is and liberal education should be guilty of 5° ' founded and barbarous a statement t. Os ° Yna call upon the Country Gentlemen to themselves—to' awake from their letha ro ; head public Meetiugs. Your call may pos siblY o pi obeyed, but the result of these Meeting* be a general vote of censure upon your con t , q ,, c : a general expression of abhorrence of yoor rre% broached doctrine of Universal Suffrage aa3.11.001; nual Parliaments ; a doctrine, in their °P ins if as subversive of the British Constitution tB5lO would be destioetive to the Liberties Cf People. tir c Believe me, Sir, the Gentlemen of Bog' s—l A . os as tremblingly alive to the interests and libe'ita of the lower otders as you represent Yoa riel- .0 be, and as feelingly deplore their present di' lf s ; and did they really consider, as you seo n i ; Universal Suffrage and Annual Pali i ntent s nss il j i l panacea for every evil, thousands of the"'to flock to your standard. 13ut they disdain , 611.' 0 , gratify their ambition at the expense of their 4110 sciences, or to sacrifice their principle* s/ shrine of popular applause. 0 IV As for your observations in conclusion or. je Military, the soldiers full well know how t° l s bot preciate the remarks of a man who blows "" and cold in the same breath—who in the ! or , same letter represents them as the pests o f s°cl v; and the saviours of the liberties of the P e°l : to who holds them up as blood-thirsty wrete"..ol public abhorrence, and ends with an byllncill • O ie canting about their sufferings from a cat -°.-l o or tails. Lay not then the flattering unction " 3 121 soul of being cheered like the seven Bi' l l i -brf the Military upon a trial and acquittal- , (e . understand. their own - interests too well ; spect too much that Constitution and 6a4(i went, under which they have so long a n o r comfortably lived, to be cajoled from th eir v e and allegLince by those desperate gambl e " in bot tr 'hies, whose will theories would plung e bo themselves acid their country i n to irretri cl'i ruin.--1 am, Sir, &c. &c. v‘ i 4S . August, 1819. A COUNTRY GENTLm--' n eff It appears that Mr. Peaksosr, the Atto°;id has collected a list of persons who wer e . in the late riots at Manchester, but did not (111$4. proper to resort to the Infirmary for stirgicalicteA sktance. It is probable that many of the la° very prudently in so doing . T he list c ullts ,htg some pretty notorious names, and it putt t"-nds• those who suffered from sabre and shot v"lt'-1.,11. I Now we very well know that no shots e" — /i.€ 4 except in the evening riots, when the 11.i° 1 was , again read, and the people who remajo.eibot getaer and resisted, were guilty of felony " It dot benefit of Clergy. It is no great wonder elves such persons should decline making di e til lss OV . l . far o known at the lkifirinary : and wetexpe e PeARsoN has done some of them no gred i 1 1— in publishing their names. It is a ll oA 'm il , thing for an Attorney to help his. clio3l° - . 5 5/ into a noose ; but this danger Alr. PE AR s S doubtless carefully a‘oid.--qito Ti m es.) n VO WINDSOR, SEPT. 1.-011 Mondavi the of GLoUCBSTUR, attended by a LadY to frjJ visited the Princess Augusta, at the Ctis tle i . ione r ; Royal highness returned to liagsbot t ° In the evening, the Duke and Duchess ( 7 : l g , c e arrived at the Castle. Yesterday, the Art;;usta., accompanied by the Duke anti Vii't f of Kent, took an airing in rin open cartOgeor Windsor (heat Valk. Their Royal - 1 -1 `g 11 : 1 t lje „ afterwards went :o oginore, reunit e° /r Ca‘tle to dinner ----411 e Piincess (°°4 4irinz in 11;:r carriage ssit.t Leriiatlenclanis' P, ( . it 1 ~) , r 1 tcf„ Li, ti 11 11