The Sun. — London, England, 1819-11-05 00:00:00

th, the 9 riot• 111 it t ' glib 1118 r BPri and 8" ith the! a Santa► a l so 5 o f the the fleet t despe° ering all 3,b, and rpOSe °f e Mea". Mains Of arrived ~; the,' ore the oPP°s e charg e h e co"' in enl" as I" h , vinf, Inrcheil ill Ara. s of 11le tic 6%" , will° 3(I Ge" the re- greA ter 12110 60i) of thg attsc il ss i g oel Jenersi of t lig 0 . rooli Art P l. If (Via uadr °il NN IOI r ity P'; folti . ou nces tie 9' wil l ' e filet re der a I . 3ri' 4 i,,ii °', it An ..." On • Of til oid 4s 5 , 0 ,C" lie co 60 )11 the 9 ire Lot U• , P r°° oillg' Of erg is, of iS pub. • se () l ecic . joll" I Ilia gi blet idoc e c,o' wit" St ne g . dt ,ty ; ord . ,d, i' D ent s , 0 14 tIO '(I 0' L' the wo e 1/ Ele" Radical Publications tbat are,lvery day eirentafing 4cfctrines calculated to excite disaffection flaw:gu ll:01R the Country, and sold at a higher price than the cr two-penny trash," and which are more Mischievous because they are more artful and insidious. . The resignation of Mr. WYmt. of his situa tion as Captain in the Yorkshire Yeomanry, an event that must shake the safety of the Etn- Pire, bas induced a Mr. GREENOUGH to do the same by his Lieutenancy in the Light Horse Volunteers of London and Westminster; and to increase the dancers of the State, Mr. TAPYLToIi, one of the Yorl..shire Magist rates, has signified his readiness to throw up his Ma gistrasic allies, as fatal a blow to tie Police of the Country, as the two former resigna tions are to our military strength. Surely Go vernment will be warned by these portentous retirements, to restore Earl FITZWILLIAM to his ()ince, that the Countt'y m,y regain the services of AIessrs.WYVILL, GREENOUGH, and STAPYLTON 11 ht-Ill' OWS. 'DE AL , Nov. 4 —Arrived, anti sailed for the Ri ver, the Eddystone, BELL. from Hodson's 114 y. Curie clown from the River, and sailed, with the test of the outward-bound, the Neva, FAR !itoHARCON, for 'Jamaica ; George, HOUGHTON, for Malta ; and Elizabeth. MATHER. for Seville. Si-veral ships are working down the Gillis, but not reach the Duwns till after host. thßivica, Nfov. 4. .Arrived the Auckland Packet v‘ith a wail from Cuxhaven. Salleql the ' e arl Leicester packet 'tor tioliaud, and Ileattfoy P.icilvt tor Cuxh.t‘en, ho hi %ci;ta FALmoUTH, N. 2. Sailed the Friends, 1 1 . owii, tur St. Michael's, •and Rose, Sarre,' for Guernsey and Rotterdam. PORTSMoUTI-1, Nov. 4.—Arrived the New Plat- L,wthwa , t, from Lo don for Trioidad, and rortitode. Smith, from London for Birhadoes. LTN N , Nov. 4 —Arrived the Eliza, Cumming, from Riga ; sire put into Copenhagen in distress, '%here she landed and hfterwards re-shipped her A'argo of oats, except about 40 quarters, which, .beiug damaged, were sold at that port. PIRACIES IN THE MEDITERRANEAN.- : Further pa, ticulars have been received “t Lloyd's oneernine the late daring acts of piracy commit ted in the Mediterranean, by the master and crew of the DeLANo, from Liverpool. On the 29:1► at Angitst, subsetpientlY to the plunder of the fieleo, the William arrived at Malta, where, Iron) the description given by two of the crew of ,the Helen, who 'were brought there a few clays before, and also from the contraband trade carried _inn by the master during hi, stay, suspicion was e xcited that it was the Wiliam which had corn -,Titted the piracy. Delano sailed tar Smyrna on the Ot September, and tot' suspicions Were so much increased h'‘s departme, that application was Ihatle be the merchants of Malta to the Government to r a vessel o f war to be sent after,the ; •ut►t this rewie , t coohl not be eoliplied ith, as the ventels then at Malta were the tipey and Race ""e 11,first preparing to sail for Genoa, and the sliter nor reedy for sea. The insurance companies at Malta,however,determinedonpreventing the escape the criminals. chartered a Gibraltar brig, the P redtrick, which was manned by 20 seamen from the ships of war, tr,der the command of Lieute 7 laint , Hobson, of his Majesty's shin Spey, and ber in pursuit- of the ‘Villiam. tiobson arrived at Smyrna in 13 days, where I4 e William was niscovered lying . at anchor, and w , iin . luediatcly recognized by the two .seamen belonging s,, the Helen as the vessel that had boarded them off Cape de (Litre.— Li t .„, ene ~00son ronveved the whole of his Pally on b , and by boats, concealing 'hem under a cover iu one, and . tossing Kith the other, hich precluded the possibility of resistance or , t ,acape, and quietly took possession of the %Ill "ath and all her craw, with the exception of one 11 " th who happened to be• absent ; but his de teription was left in the tiands of Nit-. %Vine . , ;be iritish Consul, and there was little doob' of his apprehend:Ai. Lieut. llobSon, after so ably 'exceming One commission that had been intrusted I.° him, returned to Malta on the 3d of Oetiiber, the master and crew of the Wikiam in irons, , : vb c) were immediately put into the Qoard wine 'vtison. The folloteing are the names of the cri ' :—Christopher Delano,• master ; Thomas baotnson, mate; Benjamin Wilcock, John S r m i t , 'ettbeu M ars h a ll, Robert Walker, James Atkin., 4 ". John Ltwis; John Webb, and John Curtis, i e l ebten. George Francis, steward, escaped on s '"te at Mahn. An examination was immediately i °ll terteneed by the Crown Solicitor, which left .. 1 ! 1 tle doubt of the guilt of those 'wretches, who 1 7 were eager to he admitted as King's evi enee, in order to save their own necks. The • in of the mate who 1. tt Liverpool in the Wit -14411 is Robinson, and, as he is missing , he is t he to have been murdered by the rest of 'e crew for refusing to join them in their de ..'Pradations. The nisi of Delano and his crew 1: 411 to take pittCe at Malta an the' 26ll) of Oeto- Gi 'bred% By intelligence receited yesterday front tar, dated rite loth of Oct,ber, it .is feared th ' • at 'he Engli4t brig Arno, bound hum Malta to th at Place, ,h a s Met a fate similar to that :lie Hele n . The Arno saile - d from Malta about -en da ys ' Thou gh before the Walsingham packet , bu t .. u gh the l at ter had arrived at Gibraltar, the Ar • ' lO had not bett beard of, notwithstanding the Vinci hurl been iterfeetly fair for several days. It k i P, t. "'ed that flue Arno and the left it ,. "a about t h e same time,'lliat both the Mas bt!,":e ititithave, and had dined togethe r, when )14, 1 : 3(?, it is 1 bonight , found means to get tram e n ,, account of the money be had on boatd, Prnbabll tempted by the prospect of so t t booty . Little doubt Was entertained trig ;"" of the cuolvic6on of the intrties.—(Morn - •-open) POA STN. THE JEWS. EDlTon— , —Tun SUN, and , several other Daily Papers, have noticed the persecutions the Jewish Nation has of late experienced in various places in Germany, Denmark, Prussia, ,and it is even said in Poland, where they are extremely numerous. It is very strange not the most distant hint or intelligence is given how these unfortunate people have incurred such an ex►reme dislike, after bav int► for rentuties been inhabitants, in those very Cities and Counties, now bent on expelling then) from their houses and home, apparently the effect of a popniar Spreading odium so terrible, that they will hive to seek .for asylums in other coun tries. The whole occurrence seems sO inconsjstent with that spirit of toleration so characteristic of our times, that an explanation of so singular a phe nomenon will be highly interesting to every man of humane feeling; it 14 upon this principle, that though not of the Jewish persuasion myself, I shall be much obliged and gratified if any of your Readers will favour the Public, through your in telligent Paper, with an elucidation of thiti.inte resting suhjvct, and you will hove the goodness to accept the same for the publication of it in your columns. Bristol, Oct. 31,1819. A CONSTANT READER. *** IVe fully participate with our Correspon- dent in the feelings which he expresses on the the shocking persecutions to which he alltules, and will must t‘illingly insert w h atever may tend to diminish the odium so hequently cast upon en industrious People. THE QUEEN OF SPAIN. MADRID. OCT. 21.—This day, At a quarter be fore 12 o'clock, her Majesty our QUEEN made her entry into this capital, accompanied by her Au gust Consort, and their Serene Highnesses the Infants of Spain, in the midst of the most lively acclamations of an immense concourse of faithful subjects, who had awaited her arrival with in). patience. When the carriage in which her Ma jesty was reached the gate of Atocha, the people took the horses from it, and a troop of young folks, elegantly attired, drew her to the Palace, while another troop preceded the coach, dancing all the way. Her Majesty appeared much grati fied with these demonstrations of attachment, and manifested, in her salutations, that affability and goodness which report had prepared its to expect of her. Discharges of artillery and the ringing of bells announced her happy arrival. The Queen arrived on the morning of the 19th at the Royal Castle of Prado, where the King, who had come from Madrid in a carriage, im mediately mounted on.hotseback, and rode be fore the Queen, accompanied by the Infant Don Francis Paid, and his august spouse. Ail the Royal !''amity entered 'Prado under a rustic iritimphal arch, richly adorned, from the middle of which was suspended a globe, resembling a pome granate, which, tlk instant the Out!en passed under it, opened, and disclosed a beautitpl girl, who placed a crown of flowers on the head of the Queen. Tbe solemnity of delivering the Queen over to her august Spouse took place on the 20th, at right o'clock in the evening, and was followed by the ratification of ihe marriage. This clay is fixed for the Royal Marriage, at the -Church of Saint Francis the Great, and to-morrow there will be a grand Gala at Court THE MARKETS. CORN./4.:XCHANGE, Nov. 5 —We have had but little Wheat in since Monday, but some quantity remains on hand of that day's supply, which be ing of inferior quality, is bat little in demand, but prime samples fully support Monday's prices ; fine Barley being scarce, and haling several buyers at Market this morning, sales of the above description Were readily made at an advance of 2s. per quarter ; in Brans, Pease, and other article,, , there is no alteration. AmiTartY.r.ro MARKET, Nov s.—The Market was well supplied this morning with all kinds of Cattle, and every ar ticle was cheaper in price ; Veal, Mutton, and . Pork, have also fallen in price.—in the Hay Market, the Hay has fallen in price since the last placation; Straw and Clover are lower since Monday's Market. We ituderstand that his Royal. Highness the Doke of CLARENCE, intends leaving Dover on the Bth inst. : and we are happy to learn that his amiable Duchess ha* received flinch benefit froth the ea•bathing. ,On Tuesday the 2d inst. his Royal Highness inspected the Consolidated De rot of Regiment% in India, commanded by Major STPWART, 24th Regiment, and expressed himself highly pleased with the military appearance of that fine body of young men. Atter visiting the barrack-ronm of each company, lie proceeded to the Detachment Hospital, where he found every thing in Staff Stuccos; WATsos's department in h e highest possible order. Hk Royal Highness is to honour the Corporation of Dover with his com pany at dinner this day, when the freedom or the city was to be presented to him. We are rather surprised alai. so few Naval or Military Officers have been invited to the Civic Feast, considering the importance of their respective services, and that a larger proportion of the former at least, would have been but a suitable Compliment to the Royal Guest. . It is generally understood that the Spanish Courier, just arrived from lliadrid, brings ac contits, that the coulerences respecting the Flo rida Treaty were entirely at au end ; and it was expected the American Minister would itumedi. atcly leave Spain fur the United States.--(Morn ing Chroaicle.) rOR THE SUN: MR. Enti.ot —lt were too lOtig a story to trouble you witb—how the accompanying Manu script Kat into my hands. You OM oblige me by publishing it, and thereby depriving King HARRY the NINTH of its originality at the great Water drinking Dinner, which is shortly to take place at the Crown and Anchor. I hope, Sir, you will bear me harmless in this offence against his Ma jesty's White Hat and Dignity. four's; PUNT. HEY, RADICALIBUS. bear ttadical ponkies, I bade you remember No'assembly to 'hold on the First of November; F.•r I swore that. my tail should not take up the Chair That day in the Nlarhet near Finsbury-square. Ning, hey Itadiealibus, Dirty Rasealibus, Foodledum, Noodledum, Doodledurn Duo ! The profit for me, and the danger for you. There were some busy-bodies - about you, I said, Whet: WArso! , : with 'filtsmtwoon joher'd his head; And I should not be mit of the war, d—n my eyes, If I called them a pair of Infonners and Spies. Sing, hey Radicalibus ) Dirty Rascalibus, &t. So the Gin-shops I beg you will soberly pass ; For SIDMOUTH has planted a spy in each glass : And llctitul and Rcfortlicrs will all go to ruin, If by peeps through such spy-glass at what we are doing. Sing, hey Radicalihos, Dirty liascalibus, &c. I am credibly told, too, his Lordship has gst A cunning informer perdue in each pot; Where all of our treasons he'll manage to learn, And Porter, alas! to Re-porter will turn. Sing, hey Radicalibus, Dirty Rascalibus, &c. Take heed, then, my DOnkies; beware of the tap; The sigh is the bait, and the alehouse the trap; Where, if the Police should get news of the plot, By touchig.g a pint we may all go to pot. Sing, hey Radicalibus, Dirty Rascalibus, &c. What Re-publican would a poor Publican choose, For Liberiy's sake Lis own Licence to lose ? And I'm morally sure, that no honest or wise man Would tipple the malt to support the Exciseman. Sing, hey Radicalibus, Dirty Rascalibus,ltc. I have done with all drinking: I breakfast and dine, Without coffee or conga, or sugar, or wine: And nu spirit is needed to trash down my lunch ; For you knoWI myself an; great Orator PUNCH. Sing, hey RadicalibuS, Dirty Rascalibus, &c. The spirit of prudence talies care of my necli; Though , l always am glad of ;receiving a check: So without any draught I henceforward will go, But the draught of CnAnts Paso on Ww.rAms&Co. Sing, hey Radicaiihus, Dirty itascalibus, Sec. Tlinse terrible Yeomen I'd Ghost—i: t dotst— Bo their galls may go off—so let rue zo off first Which means, that before they can pntdOwn the plot, Brave Citizen HUNT Will be off in a shot. Sing, hey Iltdic:alibus, Dirty Rascalibus,&c. To your Meetings I will, not go strrped, for this reason— The Law might iii-ilßtoredly call it High Treason : But that were a blunder ; for Treason, you know, When it comes down to we, must be damuab,ly low. Sing, hey Radicalibus, Dirty Rascalibus, &c. Besides, one of tinumnuTn's informers or spies With some awkward impertinent quesiio❑ might rise, About the four pounds, fourt ten shillings, and six -Pence, which un me their vile malice would fix. Sint, hey Radicalibus, Dirty lluscalibus, &c. Call me to account! that's a comical job : I'll fob off the charge, with the cash in my fob; While the difference cleverly thus I arrange— Give them the R EFORM. and myself keep the change. Sing, hey Radicalihus, Dirty Rascalibus, Voodledam, Noodledum, Doodledum, Don! The profit for me, and the payment for you. LACON Ictsm.—Every body remembers the dis patch of the ,British Admiral ‘VALTox, in the reign of Queen ANNE, who seems tolikive made as much dispai. h with his Leiter as tvi:h the French Stopoiron off Sicily— " n—l have taken and destroyed the slips as per margin." Thus shortly disposing of fi sail of the tine, besides frigates, &c , ---Rut we have, in modern times, a dis patch equally laconic, from Citizen 14uoNAPARTR, in 1796, in Italy, to the Citizens Directors in Paris, ou the capture of a small town in the Mi lanese— " CI rizENs DinFcToßs—l have taken the town of and hanged the Murdeipalitri.—Yotirq, •• Health and Fiaternity! —This extraordinary epistle is repeated tri . ., o ine niory ; but the ori4inal n►ay he found i the Jour nals of that (14y : nor need we iloul►': it, when ,vtt recollect hi• threat that, if a French pri 7 honer had been olissiog whet) Pavia was taken by his army, " fiance ages would stay, Here once stood Pavia !" CONVIVTA't; 'MISTAKR.—His present Majesty once said Sir .1. IRWIN,- a famoui Goy-vicant, "'!'hey tell me, Sir John, you love a glass of wine."--" Those, Sire, who have so reported me to your Majesty," answered • be, hewing, pro foundly, " do me great •ivjunice; they should THE THEATRES. CovEtet•OArttiEtt.. , =-31olging from the very fa vourable reception which Mr. C. Keratms ex• perienced last night, on his Winn to this Thea tre; in the character of Hamlet, we may fairly conclude that the Public would have felt sincere regret if the proper feelings of the Manager and the Performer had not operated most honourably to both parties, in producing a perfect restoration of harmony, and oblivion of all differences. Mr. KCMBLE was received at his entrance with uni versal acclamations of welcome, which conti nued for several minutes, and which were evidently returned by " the heart's thanks " of the Performer. As we recently noticed his representation of the philosophic Prince, for which he is so well qualified by person, education, talents, judgment, and experience, no farther comment seems to be requisite. The Whole was an assuloptitp, animated by feeling and re gulated by judgment, and the audience testified their own good sense and taste by the continuance of their-applauses dining the whole of his masterly perform-ince. The novelty of the night was this appearance of Miss TRIM in Ophelia, which fully gratifitd the expectation that the ineenuous sim plicity of her acting, and her musical excellence, must naturally have excited. Her performance was, indeed, simple, int erestitig, and pathetic, and was most deservedly reWardtd by general ap probation. DHURY-LANE.--.The Road to Ruin was repeated last night with onabated spirit, and received with zealous applause, by a numerons audience. EL LtsToN has added to his well.tnerited Ulnae by Ilia mingled gaiety and pathos which he bestows on the put of Harry Doruton, which, as well as Myr:DE:es Old Denton, is a powerful ap peal to the feelings. The whole of the play is indeed so well supported, that we are not . stir prized at the full IN newal of i s popul riry. UNIVERS' 1 Y JN fELLIGINCE. CAMBRIDGR, Nov. 4.—William Frere, Esq, M. A. Serjeant at Law, and Master of Downing college, was yesterday elected Vice-Chancellor of thii University for the year ensuing. • On Tuesday last, in consequence of a requisi tion-signed by a number - of distinguished indivi duals from the different Colleges of this Univer sity, a meeting took place at the Lecture-room' under the Public Library, when, Dr. Haviland being called to the chair, a series of Resolutions were pioposed and carried unanimously, tending. to the establishMent of a Society as a point of concourse tor scientific commnnication. The fur ther organization of the Society being referred to a - Commiiree, the meeting was dissolved: There will be a congregatiirn on Saturday the 1311 r inst. at 11 o'clock, when a grace for a Loyal Address to H. R. H. the Prince Regent will he offered to the Senate. To-morrow being the anniversary of the Gun po%der Piot, ti Sermon will be peached at St. Mary's Church, by the Rev. Harry Pearce, Ceti• duct of King's College ; and a Latin Speech de livt-red in the Senate•House,.by the Rev. H. Ro binson, Fellow of St. John's College. The select Preacher appointer . ) for . the Sunday afternoon turns, at St: Maly's, in the present month, is the Rev. Mr. Lotartale, of King's College. The following Gentlemen were ordained by the Lord Bishop (Albin Diocese. on Sunday last., iu the Chapel in the Episcopal Palace, at Ely : PRIEST. David Bowber Wells, B.A. Cbrist Cellcg - e, Cambridge. DEACONS. henry Venn, B.A. Fellow of Catteen's'Cullege. Temple Clievzllier, 8,A.110w of Prothrolie Hall. Cniales Hatch, B.A. Fellow of King's College. Jas. , Alex. Wool, B.A. Catharine Hall—Letter dimiosory from Lord Bishop of London. Wm. Henry Drage, B.A. Emmanuel College..-Letter anis sory from Lird Bishop ut Rochester. Thos. (:.:uotineline, B.A. St. Alhan's 1-fall, Oxon—Letter ditnissory fruit /he Lord Bishop of Norwich. The Bishop of Norwich will hold no,Ordioation on the 12th of December. The Hey. T. S. ElM►ght's, 13. D. Fellow of Em manuel College, is appointed Examining Chaplain to the Lord ►tishnp at Peterborough. The Rev. W. F. Manse!, 13 A. of Trinity Col lege. was on Thursday the 281 h ult. instituted to the Vicarage of Sandhurst, in the county of Glou cester, on the Presentation of the Lord Bishop of Bristol. The Rev. Henry John Maddock, M.A. late Fellow ()I Magdalen College, has been licemed by the Archbishop ot York t thv . perpetull Curacy of Trinity Church, in 1-luddersfirld. SPORTING INT ELLIGLNCE. NEWAIARKI4"II - IIIII) OCTOBER OR HOUGIITONA MEETING, 180. - WU tiSDAY, NuVEMDER 4. Sweepstakes of logs each, tor three-yr-olds, 7st. 31b. Bst. Ob. bye, Bst. 91h. six and aged, 9st. A.F. Mr. Charlton's Strepbon, 4 yrs .. -1 Mr. \Vyndhanfs f. by Soot tlsitytr, 3 yr, One pd—s to 4on St-replion. Ld Suffield's Comical, Bst. illi., l 7,eat Mr. Thornhill's Man (recta, Bst. i ilb. it.M. 100 gs.—f, to 4 agst Coutical, Handicap Sweepstakes of t'gs each, for iiiree•yr-olds and upv.,rds. D.M. Sir J. S'.ielley's Antar, - 3 yrs,.7st.l3lb. Mr. Cl;arlton s llaci 5-yrs, Bst. 1010 Caecn..P.,o's Barossa filly,4l yrs, !•. , st.llb Lalie's P.uger Bacon, 4 vr,, e s t. ;41b. Two pd on An'ar. Subsr•:iption Handicap Pla.',e of Fifty Pounds, fur three•yr olds asnl upw,trils. 1):I. Ar. Thornhill's hr. in. 'Manfredi, 5 yrs. 9st . Mr. Bonverie's ch. e. Zadig, 3 yrs, ssi. , Mr. :‘,lorton's b. c, Beppu, 4 yrs, 80. . 11. of Turtlaud's br. c. Screw,' 4 yrs, tist. slb . G to 4 on Zadig. Yesterday his Royal Highness Ylince LEOPOLD. accompanied by Raton LIARDEN,IROOKE, hootattr. ed Drury- lane Tikeatre wit ti hispresence. The . Apihassador ot the Netherlands entertained a distinguished party;: yesterday at his residence, ‘Vtlitehall- pave, • Lord Nltil Lady CASTLERRAGH arrived yester day at ihrir ;ioose in St.J ames's-square. tte;its a visit to the;Marquegs and :Marchioness of lIEET-. FORD, at their seat, Sil(lboUril-bell, Suffolk. The election of a Representative for tiie Coun ty of Kent; in the room of Me late Sir 6D WARD IitiATCII3VL.L, is tiKCi.l for Tuesday, the lOth 3t312t. ,St, r