The Sun. — London, England, 1816-05-29 00:00:00

\ • tier( net, &inee ire had been ireitd rime?, st.tti!,e; that business of importalice laad Conte on at the. 2.1 , m.e C omm OW., Whklt could lisle itt.! loft MY, a 1; v hitt), in c (toserpience; woitht make b Li ah 'iwe holt) the etthvoidable. Lord, Sid - neneh ‘eas ai oi pat tiealarly eitgaeed, or lie woelil 4.e been pre3 ell', its he had on a lnohr e v e ry former Aneive.sory. Lie then proposed the toast, Isis tltttuk With .61touts of universel tyro- I Alton, The Loan •CIIAINCRU.OII, standin . !! lip With Lords Westmoreland, Bathurst, Ifirrawby, Met , vine, Mitigrave, Jo'lllll , ll thanks in the name ;te e o n h i ded!' o f his Majesty's Ministets for the lionoer tiieyleel received It Itol ever beets their obitct to net up to the principles and platis: of "J.' Pitt , and. these Rhine had ettabled them to posy triumphantly do otigh the late coute.q. , It ‘,.% as wit Ili he expected that the moment a war Lke deit which had just closed was at au creel---.a war •totexampledlor the exertions ,it had called forth—that all the evils, which were its oateral consequence, should cease nod riet &milli , . Those %vim flattered themselves, or held (lilt the deluske hone to others that this Nvoidct be the case, were. either deeeiyed or wished to deceive. Tweut y live, years, sueli as those through witioli the tia tion glorionslystniggled, could not pass at oitee-itito perfect calm awl tranquillity. A. degree of agitation, its well as ot exhaustion, twist be • expected fta a period, but titat period woeld be sheit if the same conduct prevailed, at the close of the contest, %videli had carried es so nobly' through it. If the' country cinitinued : true to it self,„' end persevered in that loyal course, whieh, , by upholding the throne, best — coosulted the good tar 'the people, itivolve& in its maiote tonce—if the principles, of the illustrious States matt whose birth they were . How cominemo retitle, _were 'Still acted upon as they hod been through the long aed perilous war, 'even at his years, Ise asiured the ateetieg, he trusted he %you'd still live to ,see the day when the nation passing through the teMporary troubles of the hour would • wise to •a pitch of prosperity eves) yet ottpitrallel tale—the people he blest beyond . example-e-atel iu lie Rel.; as to war Great Britaio, he looked up to 1;7 every other`-:rate with envy and admiration.. "'May the principles of Mr. Pk:Ow:ay:4 alliatate the Coan cils Great Britain," was the next toast. Song 7 " The Pi k lot tiro we o thereil the t dint.'' " be Dulie ttf Wellin,i , ton," and " The 14einory of the e o(. , i who fell at Nt:tertoo," were proposed from the Chair. The former was drank ,with three times three j and the latter its st lento siltince. On tbe ireelth of the Chairman being proposed, "Air. E.. 13. WILIIIIALIAM returned thirties, and ex pressed his de.terminatioo, as he hod always been a humble follower in that sarool, Char he,shoold ever adhere to the principles of Mr. Pitt, which bad Carried the country through all its dangers to that prosperity which he moat:4.4 was now about `trehjoy. The Earl of. ITAnnowny begged to propose a toast. As lie thoiteht nothing more condocive 5:, the .welfare tit England titan the disseteiteit 101 l of the ptiticitales of Mr Pitt, it was (oily deso'iug theM e rr drink prosperity to the Conat r v when he called upon them to drink " Prosperity it, the 'Pitt Clots " - toast was received with shouts of appro bation. The Nlinisters present , and several official Gen , tlemen now robed. " The. Duke of Rielintplid, President of the Pitt Mb," steel " The Duke of Buccieugist anti the Pitt Club of Scotland," were the next toasts. The Duke nt ATitot. returned thatths for the • ltnuour done to the Pitt 'Club of Scotland, which lie stated to have been established on precisely the sane principles as the Pitt Club of Euglatid. flu cou rlpded,py proposing its is toast, " May the Pitt Clubs of London and Scotland ever form a i e d mi ee 1.0 steno the su hjogation of the world, and to netintain the British Conatitotion in Church tool State," • 'This toast was drank with three times:three; tiS.tvas " Lord Kenyon, arid the Pitt Club of Wales." r Mr. Pereugson nroposed the health of << Lord I,iterpool." This received the Sante honours as the preceding toasts. The CttAlltnaN said, there , were•certain initivi ( foals to %vhoin the Club .were tinder more than common obligations, to whose , health he should ptsW propose to drink.,. le,the first instance he had to inentiou their worthy founder (Mr, Arch e- Con) , hot foe whoin the Pitt Club wraith,' !tot have I.e.'n to existence. Toms exertionstht,'cisiintry tit r. large owed moch, as to his active indestry might in 3 great meitsure be aseribcslthosefeeli ogsofloyelty which pervaded it, which'Wera not less bettefit , ial to the people -themielves, than 'grateful to the Throne they 'supported. The next person he • should mime was their Treasurer, (Mr. Morgan), •whoSe labours froth the first formation of the Club had been productive of the greateet advantages to the cause; and but for these, lie was confident the 'institution could never have become what it - was at this dly. The third individual whose 'health he should propose,. Waa their much re spected Secretary (Mr. (itTard), who; notwith %tai)tting the great exertions t.dled for by his pith lie l a bours, tilled.the office of IlOnortaySeeretery to the Club in a mantle!' which entitled hint to their wartst,est gratitude. The health of these Creu m tleen ought perhaps to be propose'd but time would be saved by the course he bed pre ferred, and his be. was anxious this compliment ' should be paid them before be left the room, he begged .to propose theist together. The toaSt was drank with threo times three. Mr• ATeIIESON tettlrtled thulikg for the bottom* whielt he bad received. The oentleman with sellout the Chairman bad done hint :he honour tir onus him in this' toast,, had lied opportunities of rehderinggreater service to the Club than any it had been his happiness ,t 9, perform. • TO. the Se , vretary (Mr. (inland) who had done 50 IttliCh in the cause. ; whose tongue and pen hits been so do quently and snceessfnily used w convince the country of the importance of the principles of Mr. • Pitt to its welfare 3- to hint he Would refer the Neetinz for the due e7spression of; that gratitude,', which he (Mr. Atcheson) felt, but could not Otter. Alr: Gt vitri'D begged to oiler his hest acknow ledgments for the great honour he had received: I A e xt., ting„himself to propagate the principles of Ml., P i tt, he had done but is hat he thought his -430 v to his country. During the stormy period of the last' ` . ..i5 tie‘ ot Which'en3 French revidittionaVydoeribes bad spread desnia , bull over many of the AatiOns Of the Continent, mid ‘vere at. hue time ititiltitit; rapid strides in thii, iu the absence of the r inEiples of :tit.. Pitt, he knew ofnothing that could have offered sticcefts ftil resistance ti, the itooir:oions attetniiteil. TiinSe principles he 'lt'ad ,:rer felt it his dot , / to suppoit, itlltl Bail those Opposed' to !helm 'Patli7tment tri iilitphe4 titer them, Only kiic‘v What the pre , sent situation of the ci n iv woulti , haee been ; what the late of its Constitution ; and whether` such an assembly might ii 4 %, !w.e heel) permitteet. to meet, fon the purpose of expressing those sew timents, which they' did wit yet fear Co avow, The to proposed he akiseitt and " Pro , .pciity to thV .ty . of Lontloo,-!' ar; tract next toasts. These it tvio2, been duly hp o.mred, he took leave of the cowpony, mid Mr. ATem...,,, , 5t was callial to the Chair. A series of couvivi.d and appropriate tO,ists succeeded, and the harmony of the rAleetiti7, was sustained witb unabated spirit till midnight. Amon; the company -present were--• L0a.41 Chalica•lltir, Earl ail - WitAiliorelisodt Earl Ba thurst, Melville, Eat.' ail ildrervuual, Earl, ail, Par ; Earl alive, Ma Noi thamptaiii, Earl Com:, too , Lora Loral flake Rig - ht Britt. t Right Atioliral Sir E. . Sir J1,1)11 Va, Sir Charles Price,ltat t. Sir F. Wit . Cartwright, M.r. M.P. A.Sioil 11'N:1k. It. NI. Gt.bet(l, Jl.l'. M. li. !leach, NI.P. W. It. Iteaoh.M.V. J. 11. Bromic. NI.O. P. Ikiaeipieeti, A.P. rum J. llcv.—Sir 11. Rivas, Hart. Sir 11. WiAratia, 11.iri. Sal C. Ed. monstone, Kiri. sir T.E.'ronithiia, Wail of r, M.P. 4.ll..Sirlitt, J. Morritt, J. Pitt, .1. Roam), i\ I. P. Sticiavalen &trite, General Peit:iley, - W. Sawbridge, &c. 'l'he Debates in the llonse of Commons pre vented the attyndanee (.4 severid of .the Alinister; and many other let . Au Ode, ‘vritten for the E occasion by Es q . ti?tis read with ;reitt taste and feeling by that Gentleniau, and a ibiouh . cr appropriated to the ilay,.as Cecil as the ciaithliAi . . eti fiivolirityS oh rlie.Clitb IVi.•fe snits by the pro fessional ,Nitisteions. 'fbe proniitieut of these, productions,we , filiall insert .1' our limits pin nit Perhaps there tire too lyfie.il et t~ion7, the poetical merit of which duc:i-oot coolpensikit for the want of variety; Awl we have eei tautly to complain of the liberty taken with the trurtla ;)1 . . the lichniri.d& song of tlut " l'Ont that weathered the Sturm," the be itities of itlindi itte lint by the.ilterationi„ ,~ Ni'M SONII. Dv 4 15.11::MI:F.1( OF TUE CLUB., On the llterriageof the Prihress CI-immoral:of witli LEOPOLD GEORGE Pgr:irittUK, Prince of Suse Sun , lief .111. littoAnti Hark'. bark! the ntartialyinnpetssound! • ine!Ty bells veal all around.! • What tuea,ts the inirthful straits? Another °cocoa: his (.*ltisitinTrt Hii youthful bride, in virgin weeds, A future Queen, warn rtit;na ' Already in - a itt-ople's. gralefttl hearts: Fulness of j , ,y be hers, s-,lto joy it:watts. A $4%644.14,04) times of yore, Ttoe,llritish Kurd-won terptre bore, And'eolen this Crone() istu. A Saxon unw, ssith , lotnibier player, • ' litts stied`l SUbject-wrt4th to wear, And seii a laely's beautYrrigos, arid virtue bear. the sway, Easy's the subjees's duty to obey. A lord nati4in's fervent pray'r ini'nket, on Tins rt t.usrntova PAW, All sublunary good ! CITARLATTE may happiness 1* Of royal pr . oge:nyi a brie ' • uvery ;race e..ducd; r, (;rice to maintain (~nontr`4 faltlt and Taw, Aid log- from British tte . arts a warm applaaii , ! ' TUB PRINCif, REGENT'S c0,.t;RT.,1 Yesterday the Pitt N cr. Iir•OFNT heid a Court. at Caritott-louse, for the purpose of receiving the Address of the University Of • Oxford upon the MArriage of the PrineessCitArtLii - rry. with Prince I,RrFo 17. , It being publicly known that the, Members' of the University of Oxford Were to wilk,iir OroCessiou in their academical robes, a great crowd was attracted,. As well as a great number of carriages. I he iir6- cession began to move a few mitniteA after three o'clock,, preceded by two F,stinire Beidlel, two 'Yeomen Beadles, followed by Lord G le nville, Chancellor of the University, in his-.fall rolres ; the Dekgates, consisting of Dr. Letulan, Proyost of Worcester ; . Dr. Hughes, Principal of .Jesos. - 2 College; Dr. Cole, Rector of Exeter College ; and Dr. Hodgson, Principal of Brazen Nose. COI, lege ; attended by the Earl of Y a rmouth, the Rev. Dr. Holland, Mr. Northcote, the R'ev. Mr. Saunders, the Rev. Dr. Ely, Lord Kenyon, the Archbishop of York, the Bishop of Loodon,:lti Bishop of Ntirwieb, Sir Christopher Robinson, l Mr. Wynn, the Bev. Dr, fireaden, SirWm.ScOtt, Mr: Klutz, Mr. Elliot; Sir J. Nicol, Sir •T. Tyr-, Whitt, Mr. Round, the Duke oN. 4 —rtland, the' Martinis of Salisbury, Crotch, Professor of Music to the University, Sir' Throtknorton, the Rev. Mr. Lowth, "gird Delaware, Sir IL li a lf o ri4 and others', woountiug to about 360. They were conducted into a room On O w w es t side of the house. In a short time alter the Regent had received , the report of the effective state - of-the three Re , : gitnents of Fotit Guards/tie proceeded to take hit seat on his throne,.surrounded by several of the. Cabinet Ministers, 'the Lord Steward, the Chamberlain, the Comptroller of the llonsehold, the Captain of the Yeomen of the Gnard, Lord Boston, Waiting, • Sir John Craddock, the Groom in Waiting, Earl of liarrington, (iota Stick, Sir William; Congieve,Egnerry, and other State Attendants - . •The Members of the UniVer— Sity were then conducted into' the presence.of his Royal' Hight-ants the : Prince Regetit, when the Chancellor read the Address - , to, which the Prince vtras pleased to tetitrn a most - gr iciotts answer.. Delegate, sic. had' then - the honour to kisti his Ittiyal High tand, and retired. Viscount SmmouTH had an auttien::.e oh his . Itoyal TWO TII lirrY THOUSAND POUND 1411ZES MUST I'E • DRAWN 10-NIOIIIIOW, AND IT IS NOT UN - LIKELY OM,: TICKET MAY GAIN SIXTY TI - lOUSAND I'OUN Ds. MATIA: A it v cr)-1 tramburgh. Dv r:—.l Waterford. Kira enArts.ri TnE 11n!s. , RETronATtiaist.41(dittay at the • Lanii, Exchequer, Ezyst India, an& South Seit Houses. 111(411 IVATEII.VI' LoNnoN BRIDGE TO-NIORROW. NI, i•niitz, 37 tniantei after 4. Eeening.,;"s'.. !nitates after 5 THE SUN. 11)1,104 oup4 rAt,c,,m LONDON, WEDNESDAY; AMY 29,1816. Our Iteadertf will. rejoice with us in bearing that, according.to accounts received by Go- vernrnetit'il►iv thoriiing, every thing remains in the most satisfactory state throughout the dis turbed districts of Norfolk and Suffolk. "The strongest impression had been Inwte upon the whole of them. bytke late ligocons and decitive 1. proecechngs' at i,ittleport. 1- Three - troops of thro , oons with• two pieces of ii g h!„ I n•tillery.hl l d arrived on §aturday and Sun,- day, with a amps of infantry, and were miller the command of General BY NO,, who had dh,- triboted them in the most judicious manner, and was visiting in permit the different places in the_di.,turbed Cotiiities, where auy tlisposition to riot hid diem - ) itself% 4Y : :v Coronees , inquest on the Rioters who hall lire►► biougl►t in a Ver(lict of JustifiuMe ; ilwalc;(le. The French Papers received to-d,ty are Of the 26(h, and the follmOint; are the only articles they contain worthy of extract, though riot of cotta- meta " l'A!tts, J1.1,0r 2G.—Lord Fitzroy' Soittersct is ppoillted cattary of Einbaisy to the Court of VI mice. " It that Sir tharies Stuart Nvill inittic (Lately.returo to his former post, ,as Atnhossudor from' Euglautt to the King of the Low Countries, and 11;at Lord •Whitworlit avill sticceetl"Sir Chates Stuart at Par ii. " Count Woronzoll arrived, yesterday at Paris. " As Nron.-jeur elossol the Faubourg St. An toiile, yesterday, nniid the shou t ts o " Vive le Count D'Artoil 1" a 111311 was' observed at a short distariee, Wll6 reftlSed to uncover bis bead. irhe crowd were about to ill-treat him, when the Prince cried out, " Let him alone ; perhaps be is not a Frenchman:" Sentence was yesterday prffilotillel:(l cave of lienniyile, a painter, and Dinpean, the actor, fOr making .seditious propos:As to two t n . periiir - Officers of 'the ltoy:41 Guard, 'fluty were sentenced, the first to thy( e years., the second to 1 S months' imprisonment ; but from testimony of their good conduct:since ,the 'NitistnissiOn of the faith, it was mitigated to six amid's' imprison ment, and a fine of 100,francs. • " in am case of Air. Itet'ryei, Ole Cliambei of I/060ne of the Order of Advocates have decided that he had delivered principles shut were dart gcrons adcutpable, but that his conduct was: in the view of the ,Advo,c,Ates n certain Froofth,rt.lie would not licsitate to tli3avow such principles,--- The 1) (IS 11/ C 55 isms t,L. ciaditlgly dkrn:!;qetl. Regicides Barbatt- Dnharrath Bartheletni, ,Bautlot,Bottlas, chatnpntas,Delhrel, Deschamps, Degp'nassy,Ti. H ot Vore4tier Font:het Ciamon' Jobannot, La • moque, Laplaigne, Alaudoit, Mi chaud, Monnot, Louis, Pinet, and ilnux,Fazil lac, tt ill eontinue on the borders of Switzerland. Yerroux is concealed, Spnbait resides at . Simplon. " enitrel, Bonebeton, Getievois, Guilleraut, Guyardin, LeVasieur, Saint-Prix, Reverchon, iid Viddruclie, .bad olit,tined !passports for Snquer-' lint!, but have not appeared . , " Laltanal, Lanthenas, Panis, Lecoin tre-Puyraveau, Lindet, Robin, Rtielle,'Turreati, and Vatlier, are on their route for Italy." FRENCH 5 rtpr Cents. ...... G 9 f. e. ISauk Actions . log; f. 5o c. "We have received Bruss(l3 Papers to the 260), but they are entirely destitute of interest. A Message from the, PetNcteREGENT was laSt, nigiit delivered to Parliamcat, stating, that his Itorti iiighoisS had gi-vu the IiCCC44Uri (1111 C.. lions for a new issue of silver coin. The Messagt vas ordered to be take►i into con:ider,ition uii • 'nut-Way zzekt. On the Motion of Alr. Chowsir, in theTionse ;•::; 1 of Commons, last night, a Committee wet - op.. ..',,', pointed to inquire into the State of the Poor LawS of the Country. The principal fecure of .'s.plaii '!:t is to make the labourers themselves, as well 3S the rest of - the community, subscribe to a National. Bank, to be established in cacti parish, for the benefit of the Poor. On the third reading of the Alien Bill, Lord ALTHORPE proposed a clause for exempting from the operations of the Bill all Foreigners resident in this Country previous.tei the hat of January, 1813. Upon this clause the Home divided ; when it was rejected by a Ma jority Of 43, the non:hers being, for the clause 33i .. against ,it 76. The torther proceedings on the third reading of the Bill were then adjourned till Thursday. Mr. CANNING, after landing at Plymouth nil Sunday afternoon, set off about tire o'clock rut Santora, where we understand he will continue 3 few days on a visit to his Noble Friend, tine Earl of IlloaLET, previous to conning to town. ' ioa CORN' EXCHANGE, MAY 29.—We had a supply this morning, principally with Barley, the, sale of which was ve : t y heavy; and the little husi., nesa done in Wheat and Oats was at MoudaY'S prices.. In Pease, Brans, 'and other kiDJ9 u£ there was no alteration. NAVAL NEWS. 't - DEAL, MAY 28.—Came down from the River, and. sailed, the Samuel and Jane, lIAfILANI), for Quebec, and Alekander, CUMMING, for lion.. dnrai."—Wind N. E. PORTSUOUTH, MAY 28.—Akrived his Majesty's ship Tiber from the Downs, Sailed his MAjesty's 'ship Tyrian on 0 cruise, and the Elizabeth, o)r.. Leg, for New South Wales.—Wityl Southerly. PLYMOUTH, MAY 27.—Came in his Mirje3'Y l ahip Heron from a cruise ; the ship lon Cod* Bair, Master, from Gibraltar; the Moto,d, SCOTT, from Bourdeaux ; and a few ships irons Cork, Penzance, &c. Wind N. FALMOUTH, MAY 26.-=-Arrived the Chesterfield. packet, C:,p!ain Funza, with a mail from Malts, and Gibraltar, 21 days from the latter place. The Prineiss Citatmorrts mid the Prince Lgo" POLD paid a third visit to the King's Theatre Nlt night, and were received' with the SAtne euthw.` siastic srelcome as.beretofore. Both the disti►t' guished visitants appeared highly delighted With the evening's amusement. The Duchess of CLMBERLAND is SO much res , covered (rout her indisposition as to be able to take' an siring yesterday, for the first time,l,olll open carriage, accompanied by his Royal High ness: Ll Extract of a Letter from the Agent to ioY at Marseilles, dated May 18 :—" There %yeti al') violent insurrection at Tunis the beginning of this -+.•'*' month.' The • insurgents killed the Bey, and of' ' fered the Crown to his brother, who refused it. Fearing they were betrayed, they got possessio3 of the galeta and forts by stratagem, and spiked the guns; they then took possession of five cor' sairs armed with 'lO and 20 guns each., vii. oit bri;:, of 20 guns, and 170 teen'; one brig of 11 " gams ; two schooners, - of 16 guns.; with which they sailed,' taking with them a very rid) booty , and several of the principal people. It is uncer tain where they are gone,' but it is suppose d to Constantinople." The report being still propagated with great assiduity, that Sir T. Ar...t.A:4n is soon to be ele vated th the Peerage, we Lave authority for coo tyadicting this report. The paper-mills of Messrs. OxeNtimrt and Pot', at Wear, ahottt Midway front Exeter and Top" sham, : were iompletely destroyed' by fire 0 3 Sunday afternoon,, hi little more than an boor.' The adjoining' tlwellin!.t-ho:ne and What' of Mr' Ptses . furniture,.were'alSo consum e d. The Too' tit y Of paper destrOyed is very Considerable.. '!'he flaming sheets 'dew to an incredible dist" ce; some of their fragments . and tinder were picked oP even tic Broadclist, fire or six tildes distant. 'tae.--At an early hour this morning an Molt" .ing tire broke out at the Plough. public-hou se, 'Clapham, nearly the whole of sthieh was con : warned before' the arrival tit.' the engines frt),,n. town, when the fiatueswere prevented trout ow" ing further pro ress. ' e Ott Saturday last, an attempt was made to lir e into Ayr p if ii,m, Scotland, , with Ai) intention , , c ' ';supposed, to liberate some of the prk -1 ` on ers. 1 . %-'illuitus had succeeded in opening the two a ut o ... ! . doOrs, btu luckily bad b ee n scared, when attel"P t s F. ing to force thedoor of the place where the ke l. , 1: orithe prison are kept. __...."' BIRTH. of It' Qn the I9th iwt. at ianiaob, Devon,hire, the Lady K. Mackenzre, En, of FluAel burn, of a ,on. ".•••••••- (0 1) Cfa Ve". • '•‘• • ).‘‘ Prilited kV J. e,%I4.STAI'IIs. v ; vi*. ScltfiTS , of "r';',.i s o4 it , tyx.4)rricit, 1, "2, where Mv c meDt., (Jteturs, Lensis urost.paid),;',:s. must be addre6st MARRIED. On the ilth inst. Ueutsu atu-Orneral llobertso0; of to Islargatet, eldest daughter of Vie late Jo,io Mettles, 01 Culaare , , Yvstertty, at St. Mar—le-honne Chtuc't Color ' N t o rs.• rnictou.:l Smyth, to 14.,rrlet, only, daught et of Got ra Ut DeconOure-place. mr.l). of On Saturday last, the Lady of Juoptiniau Casawajer , Potlereii , Herts. Ou the 2 ' 'it h inst. at his boos.. idDeronshire-plac e, A:fe ot John Dichensuo, .12lsel. of Birch-HAIL, Laucasliir'