The Sun. — London, England, 1819-01-15 00:00:00

--',_/ ti°ll O, !,40 mach of tte Pt es:tient's hues to th e e xetnt i on of Axt3UTHNOT Anti AM - 41113TaR,.atid the conduct of the war with the Se mi Itole Indians ; and that the same be referred to the Committee of Foreign Relations." I °. 9 . --The House baring proceeded to the Onsideration of the Resolution yestert h moved 1 2, ) ' HoLmEs, as amen d e d b y mot i on of Mr. I; otit, in the following words— ' ite3 °lved,----Th,t the Committee on Military bAffairs e dis Charged from !he further co nsideraLiou •"e Trial of ARBUTHNOT and AMBRisTntl, and I , lle conduct of th e war w i t h the Seminole Indians ; i ntl that th e same be referred to the Committee of I,, l° l rei g n UeliviGns, with iostrucion s to inquire 1 7 et her, in said Trials, the Cu“.titution and a ws of t h e United States, or the Law of itia tl°lls. have been violated." r AO' 0. , . I A ftef le. 16 03 !" of 5 " i• S. Of SW° n If . tit., p 1 after.. l-Pr on The Philatlrlphia F...rentan's Dec. 11.) r he Nation a l Intelligence:, presse., -mule doubts "Pe e'ing th e va lidi ty of the tr i al, ant i some re• p e ' ret at the precipitate ~.ecntion of Mr. Atlt3vtit -1:;1' Ind Mr• ANITIRISTER ioy General JACK-90N.-0- tt)e Ellittlt'S v ery proper l y w i sh that, as the pri _ 4 "s co n ld not have escaped, the order for their v : Pet " i " had been suspended until the of PR,sinstit could have hren known.— t u 'e on Military Affairs in Congress, oe'vliont this business was referred, have consi. t e r " it of sn much national imp o rt a n ce , " to t o tiischarged front the consideration thereof, and b rate it rtterred to the Committee on Foreign ' 0 414 ) " . 603$‘ b werc t i t (iii ti' "omestic affairs of Spain are by no means 1.11141 distracted stare in which they have b'en • r p re sc oter! b y the Public Prints.—Our Corre l‘kin lti de nt, wh o i s now at Madrid, and was there i , tis e time wizen revolutionary measures wet e tu i ltay e been carr i e d i nto execut i on, states i let t " Was quiet, except that the people were t"10 dejection by the death of the QUEEN• p tse P rir t alluded t o are sa id to h ave ar i sen i n l'"e ". wher e t h e J aco bi n outcasts of all corin l'll es Itlrt 1' C onstantly employed in the dissenena -01 felseho o d s, i n or d er to d efame the Royal ftl"fwier everywh ere , an d to sprea d t h e i r bane -41 d octrines. " t ile first i 44 1 1 - i mpression of o ur P a p er y es t er d a y, s e 4 n the h urry i n which it as necessarily cle up, the the name o f t h e L ORD CHANCP,LLOR .1r) w as to o muc h i n di sposed to attend), was t k st . ll " instead o f the L oan P RESIDENT, w i t h l e .l -111 to the business in the House of Lords.— Ih rtir •teke we correcte d i t% a S econ d Edi t i on, 1 , 4 Itilieh we gave an accurate report of tt) "k plac e . A more d eta il e d account will 'll4n itr il our Paper this day. Lord Chief :ti 4°4 11 . 1 cl-teens is aproo C 1;. by Lett e rs P a t ent ti n t ! t he Great Seal, to on theWoolsack, Lcause of Lo r d s . te the absence of the t4llll COANCELLOR. The Lord President (the IlAeuo,,y), by s i rtue o f hi s o ffi ce, too k e d et 1, tkbee yesterday of the other Lords Com- Iti. 4i cn 4 i n the ers, and thus deliver e d th e f orma l speec h es A occasion requited. s~O TIII vt.t anticipated yest er d a y, M r . MANNEas t ilt: Ll 4 WaS, on th e r e t urn o f t h e C ommons to tie, t r "°llse, re-elected Speaker without opposi -4t th e Thl ' at two o'clock, he was present e d le ttt )e 43 r of th e Hu me of Lords for the appro -1114::11 nf Ids Royal Hi g h ness t h e Peustce 444-41'. acti ng i n the name and on the behalf of Otte l iellt Y. which was signified in the accustomed / t 1 Lords Commissioeers. 1 / 4 1 rnlist be gratifyie g to t h e P u bli c at l arge to tbliel!'4 th ere was so compl e te an u n i t y o f sen titittl-t Witb respect to the distinguish e d mer i ts o f 4400e14441% SUTTON, Who was yesterd a y, i n a Nleek B 4 bo noarrable to his character, r e - c h osen the it\' t 't the House of Commons. Among an ize p ttllt) el's who zealously came forward enti O tt of his 'pretesions, Mr. PEEL th eins e Ir. o CANNING particularly disting u ish e d .414 i t i k tleti • If the Jacobin spirit should break Hous e of Commons, it i s a l so ver y 3.44 to know that there are two such able I , l4t h t :" lie nt supporters of the Constitution as t-mtne nt Statesmen, who, by taleuts, learn -4401:111)1k sp;rit, I firmann attachment to that N ll Politi ca l Sy stem S , are so we ll qualified ener„,ies. 13e l the o pen o r • in sidious assaults of i ts • . r 4 l3()bs '''''ed in The Morning Chronicle, tlist 11 -11, t Aiaxwei.'s farewell Add ress * h ews rilNd little e 11 1 e monied men of Westminster are "tne ettituatiog the merits of an independent 1 1 ' 4 ve lirtott• tort!Srely it forgot titbit Sir F. HUED:ITT 1ti0r).,4/. e independent Mr. Hoettoose to t rit e t p " the purity of Election ! ! !" 1 2 1 ed, ' ll of HU NTINGDON , w h o, as already 14: ec eived a Writ u t S ummons to Parlia e-iteedd y esterday i n the House of Lords, Th e oath s . ;guts,„ " l e Dr. AVot.coT, it seems, expressed an : 1 ; * ish that his r ema i ns m i g h t b e deposited t4 .10 ) 4 1 . 4 .1. es possible to thos e of litreL ett , t h e `a rt ,t (11-td Author of Ha r tibr os , t Hideo, in St. Paul's, t. IV/ l4r 0 rC' ,b , ob i# ,11 be' i a I ti ly °I I : egAr" ao o -~'t~i~ ro e pobt 4 pr o 1;`,1 foe' OP " d ia. 00' 1 ) r''r~ C~ p~ r °vi e 0 10 11 1. 0 ' 6 I P' ,, I "° ,iiic ' ire ci tic ° ite 3 tile , iJlI i 1` 41V3:` LIVERPOOL, J. DiAna, • CAAIERhIt, from St. John's, N. B. for Liverpool, was aban doned. at sea the 101 h Dec., in Ist. 47. 30. long. 20. 13., water-logged. The Captain and crew were picked up by the American httig Helen, of Boston, after having beeh 21) hours in the boat. The Louisa, from Livernool to Killough, is to tally lost in Dondro-rn Kay. Arrived the Ogle thorpe, JAYNE, from Savannah ; sailed the I:3th Dec. in company with the Mary, for Liverpool, and Spartan, for Ilavr•!; nu the 27th Dec., In hit. 39. 30. long. 53. 30. was struck by light ning (without any damage to the spars), which communicated to the cargo n the between (14 cks ; immediately broke into the hold, and threw overboard from 40 to GO bags of cotton, and by cutting holes in the decks, and throwing water down, extinguished the fire. Also arrived the Ocean, MoualsoN, from Tenetiffe—sailed the 2Gth Dec. Two Insurgent privateers (a brigand a schooner) were cruising off - Santa Cruz. PORTSMOUTH, J %N. 14.—k has blown . heavy gale all day from S.IV. to W., and at times tre mendous squalls : the shipping at present are riding in safety, with rids and top-masts struck. A homeward-hoard ship was lying to off St. Helen's this afternoon to put her passengets on shore, but our vessel has not yet returned from her. MILFORD, JAN. 12.—Arrived the Grantham, [loon, from Demerara for London, with loss of sails, and otherwise materially damaged, and loot three men overboard on the 2311► Dcc., ont two months. \VHLTEHAVEN, JAN. 12.—h is just reported that a schooner, bound to Dublin with oranges, is wrecked about ten leagues to the Southward of this port. The Captain, three of the crew, and a woman passenger 01 the Betsey, BEVAN. lost Tr.iith Bar the I ltlt inst., were drowned ; the Mate and a passenger were taken off the wreck; five casks of hotter and a bag of flour saved. The Charlotte, M`Cst.t., from Quebec to Li verpool, was lost the 13th ult. off Ttepassey. CUSTOM S LIST. Entered Inwards, Jan.. 14.--. Good Intent, Ham, Seville; Two Brothers, Dinnington, do.; Nancy, Pugh, do.; Robert, Wrightson, do ; Aid, Gornly, do.; Albion, Rae, do.; Eclair, Morse, Trieste; Dispatch, Whittiugham, Altxandria; Alert, M'Dougall, Leghorn; Nerina, Lauchlan, du.; Danon, Owen, do. ; Edward, Crouse, Lisbon ; Aid, Pans, do.; Langford, A nthony,Berbice ; Laurel, Jones, Palermo; Trident,Watson, Cadiz ; Lord Wellington, Williamson, Calcutta; Lord Wel. lingtou, Hill, Madras; Atlantic, Bell, Jamaica; Briton, Deighton, Malta; John and William, Death,.Oporto; Com merce, Tweddle, Bourdeaux. Entered Outwards, Jan. 14.—Symmetry, Morgan, Leg horn; Helena, Gurdeys, Lubeck ; Pitt, Crosse, St. Kitt's ; Fanny, Fry, Leghorn. Cleared 04twards, Jan.l4.—Frances and Eliza, Storer, Madeira; Sally, Morley, Gibraltar; Matilda, Whiley, Ant werp; Paragon, Hide, Grenada. Yt sterday, at 12 o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at LordCasTLEREAGH's house, in St. James's square, which avas summoned by the Noble Vis count, and was besides attended by the ER I of Liverpool, the Earl of Harrowby, the Earl of Westmorland, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Viscount Melville, Viscount Sidmouth, Earl Ba thurst, the Duke of Wellington, Mr. Canning, Mr. C. B. Bathurst, Mr. W. W. Pole, Mr. Ro binson, and Earl Mulgrave. The Council con tinued in deliberation till past two (feint+. Svsreit.—The partiality and des potism, it nor worse principles Of action, which have appeared in the practice of granting and refusing Licenses to Public- houses, have at length prevailed to such an extent that the subject is likely to be submitted to the notice of Parlia ment. SRYMOUR, Esa —This Gentleman, who wa l well knnwu in theatrical circles, and who was many yeats upon the Provincial Stage, died this morning, at his apartments in Drury lane. He was the Author of '' ltetnarks, Critical, Conjectural, and Explanatory, en the Plays of SnAxsep.AuE," %ehich he dedicated to the late Mr. SHP,IIIDAL His Annotations are marked by shrewdness, judgment, and knowledge. He was %cell informed on most subjects, and was gentle manly and amiable in private life. 13HAESPEARE.—MoSt of our Headers are no avt - are that the 1110111 ‘'herein this " mas er the human heirt" was horn, is the general esort of strangers xvlio visit Stratford-on-Avon ; the walls and ceiling of this room are literally en% et ed with names, and verses to the memory and gehilis of SnAKsPeana ; these verses are generally of the ‘voist class, alike devoid of novelly of idea, and elegance of diction ; art unlucky bard, observ. ing such a paucity of intellect displayed on such an inspiring spot, inscribed upon one of the walls these lines Shakspearr! when we read the votive scrawls With which well meaning folks deface these walls-.a And while in vain we seri; some lucky hit, Amidst the lines whuse nonsense nonsense smothets, We find, unlike thy FalNtatT iu his wit, Thou art not here " the cause of %N it in others." Mr. HANLEY, the Actf'r, has been prevented from performing for ma►ty weeks, but though, ac cording t►► theatrical ride, Performers do not re ceive ►heir salariys when they a►'e unable to act, yet the - Sob-Committee of Drury lane Theatre have liberally signified that be small receive his usual pay, as a proper coalilinient to his zeal, assiduity, add talrllts. NALIJI, his daugl►ter, his pupil, Mr. OTALLA• OH AN , and Miss GOODALL, are at Bath, for the purpose, of exercising their united vocal talents at the Subscription Concerts iu the upper rooms of that city. THE NiAftkETs. conx-EkcHANGE, .TAN. 15. We are still witlintit arrivals front Qtir 61Vii Coast, owing to the continuanee of adverse winds'; and notsvithstitOding our Market is vetv scantily supplied with Grain, Vet the slles 'ere heavy tut all descriptions at Monday's prices. sMITIVIELD, JAV. 15. We had but an indifferent supply of prime feasts this morniniz, but notwithstanding , business seas rather Beef was rather dearer; Mutton remains at the same price as per last; Vkl Went off rather brislily, and fully supports last week's price.; Pork remains nominally as per last.-4n the flay Market little business Was doing this morning Hay was dull sale, arid hardly supported ottr last prices ; ()over remained eery dull; but Straw went off rather brisk at •our last quotations •—The annexed is a true statement of the NumberS and Prices at Market (To stilk the MI ; p& Strine of Blhs.) Red' 41. 0(1. to Veal tic. N. to 7 , 1,. Mutton ...is. ffd. to as. Od. Pork ss. dd. to 6s. Bd. CATTLB AT MARkET. Beasts Calves 580 I Sheep and Lanibi 4,P00 110 Pigs HAY AN D STRAW PER LOAD. ,C 5 0 0 to,CB 0 0 I Clover.. ke 0 0 to,C9 0 0 Straw • k 2 f 0 o to ,c 2 16 0 OLD BAILEY SESSIONS. BANK FORGERIES. This Morning, on the Judges entering the Court nt ;en o'clock, the following prisoners were severally brought lot ward to the Bar, on charges of passing forged Notes, with i9tent to defrand the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, when they pleaded Galli!, to the minor offence, and the Bank having declitied pro secuting them capitally, they are to be transported for 14 years, namely : James Knight, aged 39 ; John Green, 41; John Johns, 26 ; Thomas Grosvenor, 9.4 ; and William Size Johnson, aged 28 Sears. On their leaving the Bar, the following were brought forward, charged with tittering, notes, knowing them to be forged, and their trials are to take place to-morrow morning, viz. Dorothea Reeves, Jahn Adams, and Edward Deot. MIDDLESEX SESSION. HIGH-STRIiET GANG.— 'Phis tuOr . tring the Ses sions-house was crowded to excess, to heat the Trial of what is denominated the " 1-lit.th-street (king.'' Thirteen were placed at the bar, and convicted after R long trial, which lasted from Ten .o'clock till Two. They were sentenced—Ten to Six Months' imprisonment, and Three to Twelve Months, in Newgate. THE A R MY. That very fine regiment, the 35 , h Font, marched into Cork Btrracks on the•4tli invent, from Brighton, under the command of Captain The 49th regiment marched on Saturday from Cork . , for het mny. The first dicisioo of the 45th . regiment march ed on Friday from Cork, to embark at Monk s town, tor Ceylon, the remainder are to wait the arrival of transports to convey them. '[he Ist battalion Rifle Brigade, has moved from .Chester to Gospoit. The 7th Hussars have arrived at Manchester. 'There are at present in Co, k Barracks 3,500 men—a much greater number than they can con venient ly accommodate. Lieutenant S►uart, of Chelsea Hospital, is ap pointcd Town Major at Belfast. A Military Brevet is daily expected to make its appearance. The reductions which have occurred in the Royal IVaggon Train, render it necessary to limit the portion of that Corps to be iu future attached to each Regiment of Cavalry, to one private, ttvo horses, anti one forge-waggon. The Duke of Richmond's Regiment, the 35th, disembarked at Cove from Portsmouth on Thurs day. They are now in Cork Barracks. On the 30th of June last, Captain Hynde, of the 65th Regiment, Captain Leach, Paymaster of the 65th, Ensign Mulkern, of the 66th, and Cornet N4ton, of the .17th Light Dragoons, were tried at Bombay, by a General Court-Martial, on chkagts preferred against them by Captain CaMpbell, of the Company's ship Duke of York, which occurred during their passage to the East Indies. The four Officers were most honourably acquitted. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING YESTERDAY IN THE SPORTING CIRCLES ON RACES TO COME. • DERBY. Euphrates and Pledge about even favourite; at i 'Ol to 1. 15 to 1 agst Iris. 30 to 1 each agst Ld. Stawell and Wildfire. O. S. ..94 to I agst Vanity. .)OJT to I agst - Blue-Stockings. 12 to 1 apt Barnssa. There was no betting &tout the Oatlands or the St. Leger. PREFERMENTS. EXETER, jag. 13,--This day the Reverend George Hayter flames, clerk, M. A. was licensed a public Preacher through out the Diocese of Exeter; and instituted, by the Rrv. Mr. Precentor Bartlam, to the Rectory of Chaztord, in the county of Devon, on the presentation of George Garrard Barter, of Compton Bassett, in the comity of Wilts, clerk, Void by the death of the Reverend Il'dliarn Nloon-e. On the BOtli ult. the Ree. Rohert Bathurct Plumptrc, A.M. was instittted by the Lord Bishop of Lincoln to the Rectory of North Coates, in the county of Lincoln, on the pre:ynta tiou of the Right Hon. the Chancellor of the. Duchy of Lan caster. ROYAL ACADEMY.---The Fourth Lecture of the Course upon the `cite of Perspective wal; yes terday evening- delivered by Air. Tvrtr4F.ll. It principally consisted in the exArnination of th e more complicated parts of geonteirical science, which ba s a near connexion with the suhjcct in consideration. SUDDEN DEATH —COpttiill THOMAS IVILSON, 'ot the licensed Ee4st Indio ship *Mary, wets at Lloyd's oil 'Foes(lay, about three o'clock, went Lome to his lodgings iii Great PreScott-stzect to at five, and just before it was announced, Ise was found dead in die yard, occasioned, it is supposed, hy an enlargement of the heart. Lie was nprrently in the hest he i d II and spirits ins inediately beft: re . Medical airl was ii)tantly Ca* invtilki it was of no avaiL FOR TIE SUN. thltOß, — StXCltilot:Sß SnvS. tie w;il britur, all things into the light of the Sun. I beg to shine by Its reflection, and, ( hrtnigh your indul gence, to propose to him the following simple ateriet for his solution If Speech And Doctrine are synonimons, how does he account for their logic4l application, as the xignit rei•unt inVitulo raCterinni theotooc,dly ? hiitoriraily de facto ipso Flow consistent with inspiration and the con , . Current testinlony of all ages ? How does Si ACKHoOsE reconcile the passages or text from Mr. B. with the English ; Hebrew, Arabic, and Syriac Versions As STACKHOUSE defends Mr. BELLAMY on the ground of the ident Bonus, lie sacrifices the sense to the sound ; consequently reduces Mr. B.'s Ver sion to )\o Anse. Ergo—What is no sense ? Ergp—Where is Accuracy of translation ? I should, liad time permitted, 118'6e animadvert ed on the misapplication of Let and Lay. That not being the case, I big to subscribe myself, Sir, your Most obedient servant. BREVITAS. FOR THE SUN. ‘VESTMINSTER ELECTION. t Dr r o n,—li was with much pleasure that read the Address of a Brother Elector in your Paper of yesterday, calling upon this city to in vite the late distingoished Member for Devonshire to become its Representative. I should'have ex perienced inure gratification, however, had the intimation come from authority, and had it beets announced for certain that so independent a matt and so worthy a character as Sir THOMAS ACLAND intended to come to our relief, and to give us FM opportunity of vindicating our honour and our patriotism. As I understand that be is still in his native County, ignorant of the situation in which the resignation of Sir MURRAY MAX w t. r. has placed us, 1 tbiak it is our duty to lose no time in expressing our wishes :winner which may induce him to quit his retirement and to appear amongst us as the ehanOon of our liberties. Let, then, those: who have most influence in this city start for ward on the occasion. Let s .a meeting be called, and let ns hasten to sign a Requisition, and to present to Sir THOMAS a list of names which will remove all indecision on his part, and will at once confound the hopes of the Candidate who is now calling for our votes, with no other claim upon us than the dictation of Sir FuaNcis HUH., DETT—a dictation to which we cannot submit wit - limit Arising every shadow of independence, and sinking into the most ahject,and degrading servitude. I have . conversed on the subject with many other electors, and find amongst tbern but one opinion. They all conceive that the credit of their City would be restored by placing a matt of private anti public worth at the bead of its le presentation. They only wait fur some person of conseqoenee to assemble Own', and afford them the occasion of expressing those sentiments, and requesting Sir THOMAS ACLAND'S services openly. Were a meeting once called, thousands of zealous advocates for the character and real interests of their City would come forward and render the re turn of the worthy, local, and independent Ba ronet a matter of absolute certainty. In the hope that no time will he lost in thus rescuing our selves from indelible disgrace, I remaht, ONE OF A THOUSAND. DIABOLICAL Ac•r.--A poor woman, named Coady, who lived in Stewart's Rents, Drury lane, and who for a length of time gained a live lihood for herself ar►d three children, by selling• soup tinder the Piazza at Covent Garden, On market days, returned home from her avocation about nine o'clock yesterday moining, to prepare breakfast for herself and children. She had no fire lighted, and anxious to get the children's breaktalits with as much have as possible, she took the ignited charcoal out of her soup kettle stand, and put it into the grate, but being fearful that the embers would expire, she went to tier basket to throw more charcoal on ; this basket she always took with her to Covent Garden, with a liu3utity of charcoal to recruit the fire oc casionally, in order to keep the soup hot. Shc bad no sooner flung the contents of the basket ott the fire, than a most tremendous explosion took place : the poor woman was knocked backwards Ly the shock, and the immense volume of flame which for a moment filled the room scorched her dreadfully, and set several parts of her appsrel on file The grwe was displaced by the violent concus sion, and all the fire was thrown into the 'room, a considerable portion of which fell on the chil dren, and set their clothing in a blaze. One of them, who had escaped any injury, in the at tempt to extioguish the blaze of her mother's clothes, wasscorched very badly. This poor family was thus situated, and the_ apartment on fire in several parts round them, when a strong sulphurenus smell, and a large body of smoke! issuing from the room, excited the attention of the neighbours. Several persons ran up stairs, and there saw a most appalling sight : the mother an d two of tht. children were much scorched, the room was on fire, and in one corner stood one of the children crying most bitterly, without the sense of call;ng for assistance. The neighbouts carried them out, and conveyed them to St. Giles's Workhouse, where surcical assistance was adini biStered to them, and they were then put to bed in a shocking state —On examination since this lamentable catastrophe, particles of gunpowder have been found in the charcoal basket by the firemen, whom Ate alarm had brought to the spot. There is therefote bait Hide doubt that it is the work of some - maticious person or persons, tr► gratify a r . ullianly and unfeeling propensity for a joke (if it can be called so), by blowing up the poor woman's soup kettle, which, if it had suc ceeded, might b ive been attended with equally' lamentable consequences. The Ladies of Tavistock have purchaser!, .by subscription, the machine called ‘i` The Chimney Cleaner," for the general use of the town, in or der to abolish there the custom of employing climbing boys.