The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-31 00:00:00

FRENICII ITIECEIVED THIS MORNINii.) PAM, OCT. 28 --.restertlaY Count Dtettlinliz dined with It 13 . y, the Princes and Prioresses of the Royal Family. The Matieittos, Owed in the nail of the Body Guards, executed several select airs dtiril)g the hautTlet• Yesterday, about nine in the evening, a man rushed hut) the house of ki wine . -inerchnnt iii Rue Vieille-Estruipade, a'rnictl 'with a Pistol, %r rich In pojuted at the : mistress : happily a but there darted forward to turn aside tilt. ait'SdaiSill'S an), Whlell the ball lodged in his own arm. The cries of the boy, with the clamour of the neighbours, caused the wretch to flee, hilt king closely pursued, he put All end to this bloody catastrophe by cottunit ting suicide with a second pistol. It is said that Mr. Canning will remain eight d-ivs at Par'”;, aucl dep trt by way of Calais to London, sietompanik , 4l by his family. The races %t.fileh took phee yusterday at the Champ-de-Mars, were attended by a numerous issontshige of the curious and amateurs. The first WI& ii ran was gained by a bay hotie of Mr. 4 . 411011,. the jockey dressed cen the second was won by It Ware of Mr. Stulibart, the jockey klieg blue ; afterwards the three winners ran 4 together, when the bay of Mr. Drake carte Off Act,,rions. iii- An English Lady, lodging in an inn near 17er saOles-, (brew herself stone days since from a window 4 starlet, high into the street. We are assured she was led to this act of despair by the desertion Of an Officer whom she loved, She has left ito infant 4 years of age,,of which it is thought the English who are at Versailles will take care. The Prevtilal Court of Ardennes, in its sitting qf the 17th of this, month,' Was occupied with the affair of John Thorny,. tailor ai Vatimont.;-- lie was neensed of having htmg. out upon the clock of his conininne a white - upon which be, liati.de•igneti On eagle crowned, »ndluriderneath" it Louis 1 6th. The Trevotal Court 'of 'Moselle considering this deed simply as a• degradation of the tvitite fiag, referred it to the Correctional,Po lice: The Royal Court conceiving, however, that it was not simply a fault, but a crime, brought eke accuc'ed hytore the Prevot al Court of Ardennes, iVho corpleumed Thorny ti' depoitation, tonform. obly to the 2tl' Atilde of. the Law of the 9th of 'November, 1815. • OCT. 27.—The'Sows•Generiii,of theltingtiorn of Hatiovcr have presented to the i ifice Regent a petition, begging his:Royal 1 - lighoess to settle the seeeession to, the Throne of Hanover. In case the Prince nezent should die wit bout any wale legitimate child, the Crown of Lngland would psst to the Princess, Chariot, to but that of 13toover Ought to to the Duke of VOrk. It is thought that this . Prince will give up his rights in hvour of the Doke of Catulnidge, a younger brother. STocKuoPt. Opt. King ye , :t erday en 'temt neon his fi3th ye 11 s Majesty upon this occasion named his, Royal flighnoss the Duke of Stulermintia Chevalier of the Order of SLCharles be also appointed Fiuld-Marshal Count (I'l'=.ssen Otte of the MarslialS of Kingdoin. FRANKFoItT,OCT.23,--The piTilblriltiOnS for the oPerring of the Oneral Diet of Gt rmany, fixed for the btlyerf NoVernher, eontitine with activity, !the Chancellor has eady, , received 'hum inns iktemoirs and Pirtitiona to be submitted to, the at tention Of the Diet. 'There seems to be so many things to discuss that it is not known how time will be:found to take : them tll into consideration. first question to be decided iui how the Diet enforce tleCkions. The Ministers, - they eay, are not a;, , recil upon ,that point—which is so 'essential. The territorial arrangements occasion many diffie;ihirß. y Lecomc , more complex, ,es theme ill no . I ,o:ger urry irrrjtent,to dispOse of, 'CO ti grest nclionwledgeti and -evelh.fotioded :cla;tris. deehieitihat heneefottit the Court of Dentrrk sh Al vote tinder: the of the 'Court of Holgtein and Lauenburgh, 'lt seems settled that the Holy Sce3 renonnce separate riego ciatioe.* with the thfierctr.i sovereliris of Germany, ntt account of the orgAnization of the Catholic I,'itnreh in Get many and the 13 . e.bopt its, and that Lercaf er it - 10(1 negotiate concerning thifi object with the Met. tVe expect here a delegate extrti• , or din a ry front Holiness to negotiate :again a Concordata nalionis Gernurnire. Letlert trot firunstvh:44 contain very satisfactory ytictails upon the -Administration of the ~I)ttelty of that 'name. All the payments to - whitit Govern . meta bad hound itself :ire mole on the pcoper.days. -The proceedings olGove rntn eat Inspire the greatest c olititlence. The-tax of industry }irk - there expe . „rienced consHerablewttl Very la vonrahle, titions for tratigvi- in all the 1.14.f.i - gy they tire erect- TIC tee crave fern` hilt over the *Ocker. - Ulie-titicieut endowment which linil beco - supptestc'tl, unaer the I7csipll7.- lian Govcrnoient, are now re-established iti atll the Duchy, ALMSBUtGIi, eel% 42.0.--lly 41 Royal bratist. mince uF 11 3 varitt, the Doke WrlTh an tinehisi vinfe, aas well as the 9thei• B Ptitices a?td Prin ccsses ut a collateral ling, hereafter, will have the it ltt,oLUighsues*. SAINTS: Cautx, Sem 28.—The French often ViAit the potts . of tile Canaries. It is always an aitvantage to us, as they bring us Audi, tin and ironmongery, which the English keep up at a high Fire. The culture of the earth has fecelved great en couragement from Government. A Pithlie Li. !nary and a Botanical Garden have been formed. The Garden we owe to the cares of Don Rodrigues Ji Bereza, a Savant distinguished by his know ledge and taste for the physical tciences; Zotion, OcT. celebrated Savant, Andir,;isc Bloch, ii appointed I"l'elate of the Abbey of rlury. MAIL ak.matteon, Ocr. private letter from Lnutlon, of the l6th of C)etober, has the lot . - lowing passage : " Conferences have been 'opened here in the Dtpartment of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, which active discussions are Currying tin With the Austrian, litt'ssian, Prussian, and French Ambassadors, respecting the eitecution of the measures provisionally agreed hpon at Vienna, far the Abolition of the Slave Trade, and also respecting the formation of a Geueral Defensive Alliance against the Barbary States." IlAstautlol, OCT. 25.—The navigation from twig place to the March of Brandeuburgh was ne ver so brisk ac it has been this year. Up to this time above NO Elbe barges with aterchantlize have gone to Magtiebtorgh alone. r::0241 TiE MAIM, OCT. 20.—The declaration has ben renewed on the part Of Russia, befvre . the opening of the'Diet, that his Imperial Majcsiy will by no me; US interfere in the internal concerns of:Germany. ll,BNovea,.ocT. 21.—his Royal HighnesS the Prince Regent has been pleased to appniot his Royal Ilighuess the Duke of Cambridge (lover- . not-Cieneral of the Kingdolit of hanover. ITALY 'OCT. B.—The Maritime force which the King of Sardinia is equipping at Genoa for the Protection of trade, is to, cOnsist of how ships of the iine, four frigates, awl (niter smaller vessels. Accounts hom Leghorn say, that on the 27th tilt. vessel Englittul the body of the son of Lord linrghersti, thc Brit i•h Minister at Florence, who dicd On the Oth Att est. Loa anti Lady littygliersh intetiAoluble at the lass ,of ,this first and only child,itve gone On tt tour fo dive' t their melancholy. Ilmoborgh Fixchangeon Landers, 2211and':25:11 Oetobt r 3G..5. ST, Pareasattitou,OcT.9:7 — hs Imperial \I I jesty's Chamberlain, Mm. lack-l'oten, is going in the quality of Ambassador r ßxtraordinary awl oister Plenipotentiary to Brazil; to congratulate his Maje,4ty ihe King of Portugal and 8r.. 1 2.il his accession to the 'fhrmie, and to remain in the saute quality at that Court. W4asAw, 17.—This morning, between silt anti %even (muck, lis Majesty the I:intik:l'or a nd King telt this city to return to St. Petershitrgh. Pert. of his suite departed yesterday. tinaniihect them, orten that, ttitilst lloyal Highness has signlfied his highest tl6plea inre.,at any ;meow( to &vio) the piddle Iran. 11 is 'loyal tlighness has at the stone time mnnitested the most eonsideraty regard dm, nttrn Lion to whateve'r play tend to protnow their-foal toinfort and happiness. • • Given under roY handl:mit seat at 'arnts, at S. Jazo de la Vega. Oil 4.id (lay of An.tusr, attifocute iglG, r.n I in the 56th year of his Majesty'sleign. " A NCH ESTER. " By his Grace's command, W. But.Loca, Sec." ' a • The Letter respecting Miss SUSAX KELLY ought to have been authenticated by a Signature. Re know nothing tither of the Gay or of the Licentious Sojourners at Chel tenham ; and though always ready to correct any misrepre sentation, we ;:are very much averse to enter into matters comparatively private. _ _ ERRATUM.-iii the Letter signed It., in THe SUN of yester day, for" best of materials," read " cost of materials." MAILS. Allan/to—l France, I Hantburgh, I Dublin. Dua—l land . , I Guernsey and Jersey, I Dublin, 2 Waterford. rRICE 0 F S'T'OCKS teemitic. Bala , L./1110—.1513 -16th! likili.t Hs. pc. Tilts tmv AT . r• Bank Stock, 2161 i per Cent. GO/ 61 per Cent. Cons • 61 /61 1 per Cents. S per Cent. N. Ann....98i 94 Exch. 8i114,........ G 3. 0%. pr, Cutts. fur No. estawr,..... 621 WWI WATER Al' LONDON liltiDGF, TO-MORRQW. Nloriting, 1B militatea after 12. I Erepitig, 31 minute% after 12. JAMAICA. The St. Jago Omens of the 24th of August coni;iins the following Proclamation by his Weer the Duke of MANcussren, in consequence of the Addresses presented by both Houses of Parliathent to his itoyrd Highness the PRINCE REGENT at the close of the last Session, on the subject of the in surrection in Barbadoes ;—.. " JAMAICA. " fly his Grace, William tinitt of Manchester, 'Captain- General rind filoveruor.in-Chief' of this his Majesty's Island of .lamaien, and the Territories thereon depending iu America, Chaneellorand VizerAdmiral of the same. " A PROCLAMATION, Wheryas the Lords Spiritual :Intl Temporal and Commons, in Pat liament assembled, have srverally prompted an humble address to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, request lug that his Royal Highness would he graciously pleased to di rect that, immediate measuresbetaken furl roclaitn ing throughout his Majesty's Colonies, his Royal Highness's highest displeasure at the daring insia rettiort.which has lately taken place in•the Iylanti Barhadoes 3 and for, declaring, in the moot pohllc manner, his Boyd Highness's surprize and concerti at theopininn which appears so falsely sod mischievously to have prevailed hi some of the ills!' Colonies, that either Isis ROVIII .ileAb c,r the British L'arliameo, bad sent out aria's l'Or the eniaocipation of the new ties and ttISO re questing, that while his Itoyil Highness it the most effectual measures to b, adopted for diti. countenancing those unfounded and dangerous impressions, his Loyal ihightseto should tecout-, mend in the strongest manlier, _that every Inca, sure s . hould be carried into effect which canfelid to promote the mural awl improVetnent.' us as the comfort and happiness, of the oegroes. _ Ido herel)y make known to all his Majesty's loyal subjects in this Ishnd, that I have reerik'vd: kis (loyal Higline , s the Ptince Regetit's comunind to deckle his Royal ent i r , aeiloie , rence in all 14se sentintep., tont o im d i n the N„ko address.es which liven pr e , e n te n to i l k Royal 11 . 15111t1...., -, 'ity the t wo !lonics Of Pii r r: and declaration. 0f Ott prince Re-, gent's royal will anal otibjeetb its Jamaica vvilo are more pal tipdar[y-tito object of thole arkilesses, will find ,to itdditiros3l imlui:emleitt to ()fp:l4 . l'p that peace able and . ordt:rly eurlduel which ltas hithtie TEEL" SUN. SOLENI QUIS DICERK. FAL , 11.1 , 1 .tUDEAT LONDON; THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1816. The tendency to I boons proceedings is uncincs.- tionably m n ore distinctly visible at present than it has been fur many Fears. We have Peace, but not Tranquillity. The revulsion which has taken place in our system, unhinging the relations into which the body. politic and social- frat:te had gra dually slid during a long war, and with change and alteration causing pressure and distress, affords JO., favourable an opportunity, for foineoting dissen tious and exciting the Worst passions of the 1t0... pulace, to be omitted by the dist:fleeted and revo lutionary.! TlreSe'bilds.of ill-oinen are only heard in the ‘diolthess and 'clamOul• amidst the' The, proofs of their exertiont are but too painfully notorions in the di,' 1111,1[a:es Which have arisen at ray, Guildford, Mt:1111yr, Birmingham; &s. and in the sectl , nl form of paramount rebtliion which exists at Nottingham. But e'en wise we know is not alarming as what we dread. There is a lever through the land,'of which these are but the petty eruptions. Topical applica tions may remove them locally as they have been removed• in the, places named ; but the disease continues; the, poison still circulates through the veins of the Population; and riot will succeed to riot, and militory Topic to military Topic, and pu ni,lonent to punishment of those:eall,d Ran g / co d e r s , but who 'are merely the most misled; Without abat ing the disorder one iota, or restoring the Empire to its healthful state. No ! To remedy this portentous evil the Seat of the affection must 'be sought, it most be combated in its source, ond not in its channels; the fout.tain must be regulated or stopped « for it is childrelr's labour td 'dam here and there a current after the land is inundated. The origin of , the discontent in the Public mind Cannot be mistaken. The unchecked' career of political associations, and Of insulated demagogues; the wide, instantaneous, and unbridled dissemi nation of their ,inflammatory proceedings through the medium of the press ; the prevalence of false. hood over truth, ntj of:error and misrepresentation upon &vast every 'subject over wise and correct views ; —these things, acting-without curb or re straint upon CI suffeting people, 're the causes of that lawleSsitnpatience too generally felt, and of too fa; I a nature to be neglected with impunity. Whatiwe desire, then, is to grapple ‘‘ith the mischief where its first sluing is seen, and not to wait it maturity of strength and, bravery of violence. Timidity is the worst of policy. Mr. PITT wnitld have sue,... pended the Habeas Corpus Act, rather '.'han have suffered the laws to be openly viol,l;led as at Nottingham, or the happiness of eile country so todangeled as it Iras been the despitrate dis courses unit , Resolves • i. factbut wretches at Public °Meet ings, 11 these' men and • measures are not pot tif! A ep they will put down the laws —they are now too welt 'organized and too di'ilgent: in their vile pursuit to he despised 3nd titutigb the great nia e i4ity of th: lion is a4abliitttlent, that Dint's* !WU be brouglit Ititu efficienc:Sr as [ln. Stippo“ . titherwi s e a Patty, always meting togt:thet, tiitEl eilip!uyilig, the vilest as well As nienits io subvert EStabbsilitleit's, 111U:;t succeed, it least so far as to keep the refrilm in rt Si4fe ' fif stain, itgilittion, alarm, and announced in Tug SUN of the 23d. that " the tVateh and Ward Bin was carpying into . sre Ile County Of . o isgta s 3r.d ob,er v e.it,tlited in a Manchestel• Paper. that the same expedient will be resorted 'to in the several parishes in the hundreds of Thurgarton, Bras towe, Bingham, Rushelitre, &c. in the course of a few days—which measure, it is hoped, will put an effectual end to the numerous outrages, robberies, and attempts at robbery, which have recently taken place in that town and neighbour hood. The Paris Journals of Monday- do not add much to our stock of Continental information. The Diet at Frankfort will according to all appearances. have a task of no small difficulty to perform in making territorial arrangements to the , satisfac7 don of all parties. There are still an immense numb:er of claims, but all the territory has been al ready occupied by the strongest competitortl It has also been discovered that though the Diet may make very just decisions it has no means ofenforcing The Oracles may be true, but who shall cause diem to be respected. There is no guarantee bat in the good faith and honourable disp ositions of the Allied Sovereigns, and it is consoling to that the world never possessed an a ssurance of this kind so full of hope and confidence as at the present era. The Duchy of Brunswick experiences the good effects of its connection with the liritish Govern ment, and that Country and Hanover present thq grateful aspect of two of the - most flourishing - States hi the circles of Germany. A Paris Paper Would induce us to believe that thePIIINCE REGkiNT had made the D uke of CAW BRIDGC King of Hanover. Few Princes, we be - , . lieve, are more worthy of a C rown than hi , Royal, Highness , but the British Constitution, does ci not allOw Soveteigns to be created -tri•Pu" arrparte. The Snccession.to Hanover is bovirevcr. a curious crestion. . A liambitrgh Mail, tvitieb arrived last vigl4)ll b t ' says, that Conferences have b een held in Loo' between the Britisrt Mi n i sters and those of the . Allied Powers, for 'giving cffat to the views of the Congress of Vienna raktite to i l i g Slave Trade. ........_,....5ty.--- - , Letters from .Jamaica • c ontradict t Oren:tared by he' accoltot` re' s l' ec " l South America, as deriled from Cadiz, the friend, of the insurrection ill die state of Vera Cruz. A ves sel bad rr i " 4 at- K jogs% cm it, the ItegiOning al Scptember, tui"gi"g of half RM n illiO Of tiallars for Ihr plifehase dry, goods, and by wbiely the reparts received iverc°: that every thing wits trAgtinil, at Ver a Crux. ". LOIW wurrwonvi. nrcbleia Evening Ceirri..opolpierst, Oct We are 'happy . tts State thutthe.lieport Of tbe. Physicians concerning leis Etteet!alley the ,0 " 1 LlEtvtatiANT continues favourable. The in g- Bulletins were issued since our Paper of Ye", tcrday Phoenix. Park, October 25, Four u C.I. P. r d. " The anieuthues ia ,tbc 1..0rd Licutetutut's health CO o • • (Signed as wAtel.), Pbcenix.Park, tiaturAny, sine ll'Ciocti, A.l4' " The Lord Lieutenant's sta ll couti noes' t o be faroU.abl!! (Signed, ExMOIPTIT .--- . rettiroca to to , l nort Lord wn t a i tu r t''' . - and had an And ienee With the limiril «t Adin ir4ll . ) : e . a Qoebec Pancrs to the - 13th tat. wera ec t l' or tl Ye_e'terday.. 'file Expedition commanded bY, ii , etrattK ftttracti great attention in nor '' ir rit AMC , rie,Bll Sett Icinents. It is. with winch l' l4 '" " iii; we report, that the ttvo'Callatitti are. laid)? t ° 0 an exception to the general failure' of the erol'iltie. Europe and in America., The A„ lit h'd port of the district .of Montreal, given ' l , l fi l it• Q . teeing io ii n et o c i ll P c t account L i : t a r t t:t: t f l t d l t i a l e t n e t i 2 C r i i t l i iltiprSsvt:;l: Sept' .11 f t l i t :g r :i s e ' ' ' b ir c ., ll e rl : l)4r i ' le ') l r i 7 housed. 4 , ttle Yes,rt'sy morning Mr. .11ASK trailer! 11P- ) te a Gentlemen of the Swch Excii,,,ge, )4 . 0i ii' lg a ll u l i o them, that the CuiANCELLott of the 14;?teill'— t t bye 144 ‘..‘:)"i'l "c t114:111 oil Saturdly morrtiltif, ' t) t:lnck, 10 contract tor a new idwirY• viono: Lotte.,.ries are always the fashion. At , i:..) The , lieautiful !imam . of Sussenbrtin 1) 48 f‘,. l ` ici t s ,ielt IA! Jot of a girl of the town, the ticket or w - biu l she had received from a young. two,. St 34: i i it taken dOwit the number btu Eco.t tl:e tiel 4et : ito is not found again, the manor will be t aljttag e h ( id the foods of the Invalids. The tickets of I V''' . lotteries are for the bearer fitCret i 4 Ali appe 'stated o al is ated tit been e''''inrsl the de.cisloo of the Co o uto: II f %Var. ‘vit h I ., cg° to its incompetency to try Gown) GRotico..l4 _.__ 'T ile 111"rititne force which the 'Clog nt . 7 / , o f i t .r n i t 4 tl: 4 , ci i , s a t ( 1 ) ,, e 1 (tt outerist s o i f to f l o h o ,r r s t, l:l , ) , s .k or e t" lit.tC ' NIA is e(plippitig at Genoa. for the prottelosioir r ,iyag , Btu - • I) ' '' L , i L A..1. , G. iIISON.--.,;ctitettoy r.ll:.___9llol, /ow, rt.:c...ived 3 CollitittitliC:iliml trout 0 " 44 li i ; 111 6 Y detentes of ! t arn a , st,,iii", t hat oil tool - . house .4 aftataie cottager, aboot ( `' D ilie n t i l a t ::: morning, about ten o'clock', two wen eto,cro.ain th A r 1 ,1 , r e , heat i:y it titled._ The wOionit , 4 1 .." et I 'ffiallie aprettraoce of glich eliaraetoi " .I ` 9 , I .: a ti lt iiif le alarming. Vpott their etttr-toce t", : Y -,`,„. - „ioa I"th-ceded to knock off their iinuss lit" ' ti r : / , - ; - , J ig some reirediateat. Toe terrified cot tiger °'. ",-. ' h oc etortaited, awl the parties having lett heitil it V i vse pilling chains, hastened from the place , ~1 a yrs.., who appeared to b. ? , ,about AO- y o age, ore closely porstletl,