The Sun. — London, England, 1816-11-20 00:00:00

• SHIP NEWS. COWRS, NOV. 19,—Arrived the Radytti, No • , WELL, front London for .Montserrat; and ly,wkipn : Henry, COLS, 6ont London for St. Chrisr, , ,pkes-, Yestertia),ntorning,. about four o'clock,' iti . l ) *t. , land, the. Rachael laying-to, wag run on board :ty the William Henry ; both ships have sustain ed in . their upper works: Captain MAX iNVELL, in attempting to get onboard rho William ,Ilenry, fell overho3rd, and was drowned, and one of the fore-mast men of the William Henry was killed. The William Henry is conlOnto this .11,irbour to repair ; the Racharl is in the RoAd. PLYMOUTH, NOV. 18.—Came in (h i t Heron sloop of war from Portsmouth. 4rtie . ell k Atie,Se7 vern, WATSON, from London for New "lork ; she picked tip ) pA i sra,,.;)fr the Land's End, the crew of the Stanger, EVANS, of this pori,.front Wales for Ireland, the vessel having foundered. 'Came in the Ehiza, Mount, from London for Jamaica.— rut back the Ocean, Witap, bound to Charleston. Caine in the Louisa, YOUND, from London.--- Wind W. PORTSMMITII,, Nov. 4.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Larne from a cruise.; also the following ships from the towns :—Norfolk . Hero, for Tobago.; London, Prince george, St. Ann's, and CarShal . ton Park, ,frirJ.arnlica; Georgians, for Berbice ; Louisa; . for tirenalla ; 1 0arthland, for Goree ; and EnterpriAr _for Grenada —the latter 'witli loss of anchor anti buoy•rope.—WVind W. S.W. N0v..19.- , 4irrived the EmantiO, Exalt tvEr.t., from Russia, and his Majesty:, Ishii) Phi 4cuel front ,t he East n d ies, last from Pptlifintit Put back the .French frigate Caravatici.:'acte 4 down from the River,, and remsin, thz!VV4lhatn, for' Tobago ; Pereevirt, for . Grenada ; 'Henry Wellesley, for St. Thomas's ;. Standard, Enter -Iprize, Jdne,Waterloo, Halcyon, and Lord ratts own, for Jamaica ; Duchess of. Bedford, for Nevis and Eleanor, for Montserrat.—Wind S. W. LrvEapooL., Nov. 18.7—The Nyilmingtpm-pwl . prieliFi, which sailed (row berce on the 9th instant, apd the Philip Tubb,' .l''.4llll,:irirve ,put back with.datuage. The Friends, .TotiNiorgt, au& the John, .51vNpELL,. which were on shore, baye been got oft The Ihtrepid, on shore near NoCkbeggar, is cpected,to be got off to-tuorraw's tide. Umtelcif, Nov. 19.—. Arrived the Prince of Orange and Castlereagh packets with mails from flolima 'Sailed the Lcic%ster packet for Wind SM. . . . . . . . . . ' DOVPR, NOV.. 19.. 7 —Caine in the *lila and catberito, Tnn!arsoN, with store,, frcini Memel ` . tor Oporto,, With ;ass Of anchor and cable, boats, . . ~ sails, and" very liniky. Alio 'came in for . sticlter Ihe Itevnlntioo, SMITH, from London for St. 'Michael' s.--Wind \V. S •W,r. , By a. recent Order in Council, a new regulz 4ion is to take place in all seizures of'contraband goti;, tke. by his ..Majesty's vessels and revenue . cruisers.' They now share in the same way as :prizes taken in war from the enemy. 41.11119 m, -wander in Chief, ;alder whose comman,c l ijsuclynen of-war and revenue vessels are, takes ai If a revenue cruiser takes any thing,ii ,a vessel of wtir, then the Lieutenant cbOmatriling such revenue cruiser shares with ,the Liiiitenants, of the King's ship The Act of 1764 is .annulled, and the above regulations take place from the tst of July, 1816. The boys half a share; and litany ocher .minor regulations are comprehended is the same order, - Mr. FiskEa, the King's Messenger, yrived in Downing•street on Monfray night, with t l spatches troth Paris. Mr. DAN4ELS arrived yesteriliy morn, iiog, with dispatches from Cambray. ,I ,oast night iMr. KAY ; the Me ssenger s was sent 64 Ivitt) dig -patches to St. Petersburg!). General MtEtt., who took refage in Germany, lias been condemned to death, by a Court-martial,' 'par contamcice. - r A Coalmission has been OppOinted at Frankftirt go decid e , 00 t h e clAints .of 'purchasers of domains in Fitltta and Moon, . . bete Is no truth in die report of th e reed of the Marquis-D'OistoNn from the Freneh Embassy -to this, Vourt, and the re-appointment of the Dulic tie Ctiwrag. • 13y the - death of Admiral Sir ROGER Critris. C: 11., a reversion of 500/. per annum to the Tuyllc_lakes place, which wits-granted to that re spei:tahle Officer in Febritary, 1783, for str• 4 , IC it! at the'thetnorable'slege° of Gibraltar, We ate glad to learn, from the Dutch rapers, * tirit't thin pric'ss,O(.oraitt,are ttow on , the decline. Au- Holland, Lariie quantities had arrived at ! , • Antwerp. - • tettra from . by the several ;Dutch ,11 - Tails, whkeh,,arriviii yesterday, mention that the markets .at Amsterdam and R.O4afilam i'Were inqicles w(ce, ~o, I.and - rice; ••• •' " * • It appears from the. French. Paper, free ,cirentation of 'grain' hal been obstrlamoykin` sonic netts of. `F.l•anc . 6- . -1?y ; the local otttllorities, '1)Vo tfy on account of • partial fears of dearth in .. , thety particular districts. The Alinister of— the Interior has_ in consequence iistied a circular to 'tile Prefects, stt•ictlrprohibiting all such obstrnc, lions or restricttonsi as preventing the abundatiee -of One. district from supplying the deficiencies of : another. 'I -lie circular states,- that every neces.-: -4411 1 lueastite . had been taken to prevenf i the - veyance tit grain oat of the country, ritkcr or land, • A late, ,lilitary Order for, the, recal ,ttt till die. absent ...English ()ft - leers to join their tespt'dPiW corps in - France, and the removal of 1114 Ituarters to St. are objects that do not fail' , za excit,e sirangc conjectUres at Paris,. crrizEN HUNT'S', MALADY. tatETIN; • • `. fritPam, :Turi;fitY, 2 P• 1": • • Ilre lattietit to :say, that Citizen titne r's disurtic;• Mill gains ground. lie refuses all'tood, cult sititienee, as he say., of •the'LORD MAYOR having neglected to furnish hint with a Royalty Stutgeow, and rojects alt liquids with- the exeelit;on Imperial Pep. • '• (Sizned) JOHN DYALL, G. C. 0. TfIONIAS PRESTON, Sec: SUDDEN DEPA FUR EOF MR. CANNING FROM PARIS. The respective admirer:, ut Mr. CANNING and Conusell6r PHILLIPS are doubtless aware, that on the 31st of October last a grand dinner . 'Was given at Liverpool, to the latter Ow!email', by one hundred and twenty. of the friends or , civil and religiouti liberty, including waiters, &c. Two Speeches, and an half prnnotinced by Mr. Pit iLLips, produced such :an enthusiastic effect upon the auditors, thgt the soberer part of : the assembly (although intoxicated t Mr. PittLurs'i elO -- proceeded without delay .to take such steps as might secure the return of Mr. PHILLIPS, as Member for . Liverpool, at the neX(Eleetion. Early on the following morning an active canvass commenced, which we lament to say has been attended with the' most unexpected success. 'Mr. CASEY has already promises from three Irish Quay porters, two American sailors, and. a Lascar, who recently absconded from the ship True Briton, "consigned to Mr. GLAorroNE from Bombay. We may remark en pftsant, as a curious exemplifica tion of the sympathy of taste, that the ',swar was won over by some passages of Mr. PHILLIP's . Speech translated into Hindostanee, under the . inspection of th e Reverend Mr. SIIEI'IIEIIO. The Asiatic style immediately caught hold of the affec tions of the oriental Freeman. An unfriendly objection has, we understand, been raised by the Town Clerk (with indelicate prematurity) es to the. competence of. Mr. CALEY'S recruits to t?ote for Counsellor PsttLtaiis-, or indeed any body elie. but Alr . C,sstiv triuMphantly refers to CoBBETT IS Reports. . Westin. Elect. passim—as abounding in eases where votes and rights had no " neeessary connexion." We are happy to hear that Mr. CANNING'S friends in Liverpool have not looked idly on whilst his Election interests Were Phicetl in jeopardy ! An express was, with the utmost promptitude, dispatched to Mr., CANNING, who, on receiving the details, imme. diately ordered relays of' horses froin Paris .tO Lord BINNING has also becn requested to use the influence .ot the Board of Controul, with the recreant Lascar. Mr. CANNINa may he expected hourly. : As a .pendant to the above, we hasten to lay before our Readers another piece of iotelligence which has just reached_ us. Mr. Ci..IIIF:MOST,, a very distinguished actor of Covent-goy/kit Theatre,. but smitten with that perverse ambition which seems to ntark.the spirit of the times, has an nounced his intension of contesting Mr. lipmet,a's . claims to popnlar favour, by playing on alternate nights the lending characters liitherto engrossed,, by the Net named Trageditin; Conti EXCHANGE, Nov. 20. .-- We hail but few fresh arrivals this morning, ant butt Vide bttsiness doing ; more money is asked for real fine Wheat, hut very few sales made. Fine Oats support their priCe, but there is nodemand for ordmary --Other kinds of Grain remain at our last quoted prices. WINDSOR, Nov. 19.—Yeiteratty ber, MAJESTY ind - the• Princesses AUGUSTA' and .ELIZABETH paid a morning visit to the Powager Counteis . of PAR. DIGAN, at her house on Richtnond-hill, and par-, took...of—an. early dinner, They returned to the Castle,in the evening.. - 1741eCourt, News Reporter states that Orator HUNT, unaccompanied by Sir .FRANCIS, 6sllloll house on Monday noon, a n t i on finding thlt the Prtucu was not, to_ he spoken: riih, enquired when he i conid see Col.-WM*l'oy, Being told " in the morning," the tmpresuming) Citizen retrograded. I n the morning he saw Chi. who, :of course, referred him to the Secretary " of .Stave for the - Home,Department. for any Com munication be might have to, lay. before his Sovereign. Lord. Viieount FAMoUTIf arrived in Exeter last • Tuesday evening, and ,proceeded next morninguto. his house at Teigntromth ; where his ~Lor4lship. was received with every possible demonstration o f that respect and consideration which is every where felt -for..,his high character' and splendid services— The kVenther in Paris lati.Friday.—" This day, at one, during a very cold remperatilte, Wilt while the snow fell ohnutlaitily, several clops of thunder were beard, !acceded, by lighttiins."--(GareUst de France,) " Tiiisttlay , at one, while the sky was obscured by snow; which fell in 'large flakes, a flash of ligiiinisrg Was it!IOOSI ltrOte(1141 tly ed ilittollet:' '---(Je , urnai ; des- Debats.) • Profit obtained by Liatthers.—A Return in Derl)y .shire purchased - in the pulrlic-market a beast for 91.: whets !lingliteied it weighed ten score per quarter, which, even admitting it to be retailed at lourpence per pound, with alkitt and nffrtl, would renlige about 14/. hut at the usual market pride, liveperice per p9itntl, the profit on a SittOle animal would be near W. TILE. ECLIPS ;r • 4 (rnon A SCIENTIFI , C COIIEESITINDEN'T.) • Eclipse of the Sim CollllDelleeq f 15$ .Avas predi;:reW, 'Aunt eii:lhr 'o'clock, When the Moon it 3 appearance' on its north-wcitern rand gradually extendinglotelf over the solar disc, arrived at its greatest ohscuration at ahout ten 'minutes past nine, when it covered above three frariers'nf the n'pper portion of the Sun, leaving the:_renkitiqingcisih.le I)9rtioa in the form of 'a cr9SiFlic.: !tinn . ily shape and appearance to . -'the ‘foon when about five days - old, only a little hirzer. Frthn thi, Hine the obscuration began to Ica - pin;; the . south-eastern limb only. int,eveepted'; and proceeding gradually till the lte rind, of etnusit..m, of terminatiOn of the - pltene-' meson, which happened athout twenty minutes past 10 ; a little before this time our view of the sonar orb was intereeptcd by 'dense.clouds. The Clark edge sot. the Mopn, while. crossing, the Sung diSc, presented its rugged edge very sharp and well defined and 'Weeould not, by a Very powerful tele-. scope, - discern the least penumbra', which it would infallibly have exhibited had it possessed Mt itMos pherelike ours. We took particularnotice of the OP, pear:int.& ivheri the MoOn's limb passed over the large Npbt that is'now in pmgreSs 'over the Sun'S surface ;. when half ,cobscured it appeared like an enlarged prominence of the Moon's disc. The, time of pass-age over it occupied about fonrseconds. The spestS Upon the'Stin added mutt) to the tin-' . • terest of this grand spectacle. [FitOM MORNING PA.PIIRS.I ~,' r , . The Eclipse of the Sun, which took place'yes" terday Morning, was, notwithstanding the vapours that ,prevalledi plainly observed in the conjun.c tism,,obseuration, .and end, from every part of London. Tip Eclipse commenced at 18 minutes - Nit eight o'clock ; its greatest obscuration.was at:nearly '23 minutes past nine, and it terminateo. about 34 minutes past ten. The following periods constituted the . apprent time in the metropolis : . , Beginning . R .18 23) • * 'Visible coujintion , , Greatest obscuration . 9 28 8r 1. m . ' Middle, or mean time '1 28 II ' • • End - . . 10 33&0 - - The whole duration 2 18 27 -'• -, •' - ' Digits eclipsed 9 dog (amin. The Astronomical Obserycr • states, that the prin.'• erpal'e ' clipses which will occur during the present Century will 'be as follows :•:-- ' • . 1820, Sert. 1842, July 8 le 1847, Oct. D. The Edipse of 1847 iv ill be central and annular,. hot oot total, as the moon's apparent •diameter will be less than that of the sun. Half q digit, or ft 24th 'part 'of the sun, will remaii) visible; and it appears., from ]Jr. HittLiY'S repoet bf the total eclipse , of 1715, that, when any part. of the sun's disk is risible, it continues to, give consi derable tight ; for he describes the sun's light as " extinguished st once," and his coining ,ont " in an instant restored the day." The central eclipse, in 1847, will not, therefore, be attended with that darkness and appearaiice of stars, which ilia linguist' It total, eclipse. The Hon ;and 'Rev. THOMAS HENRY C9VENTRY, B. A, of Christ Church, OxfOM,' has been hisiO• tuted, by the Lnrd Bishop of WORCRSTEri, to the Consolidated Living of Pirfon turd Cresoine;'oti the presentation of ,the earl of COVENTRY,' void by the resignation of Dr. PERM' • The Thom, JOuti 'Scoi-r,.a Commissioner of &c. and son of the Lord:Chancellor, wag Called to the Bar on Saturd.l,. as a barrister at Temple. , • Att,elegant Monument hag-been erected in the cmetary of Pere la Chaise,•Paris, to,the memory of the unfortunate Mr. KEAN,• the Irish Gentle-, nth, BO 0394Sillated some time ago in Boulevards, The only regret which , . ought to be felt at the faltiog 4g tit:. new building in front of Carlton-. Elottse -is, that the other mass oppmitc did not ralt at the same time. 'lbis would .ha:ve widened the street, and.randered it ,a fine hroad . Open: Vista, from the. l'ulactt as it. ought to be.. .. Tile stun of one hundred and fifty Tounds bps' been awarded to thoie Dover J I oattaari ufho-sita corded in getting off the the sltipiillary,, of Lou don,.(out ward-bound), which got an shore nearly' oPflositt.Ouildford battery, on ,the night of the . , AlitiosAtitt Two much praise cannot be given to men,• *lto manifested so mitelvalaefity getting on board. • he lttflieiens 'arrangement of the :Scheme of the present Lottery, which cannot tail to plel i tse all patties, has, ne.upprehend, set the Drearnet . s to work ;at least-the Bank Clerks sarthey never Inul , .so; great a amber (4, favourite Tickets be- i spoke at 'this earty.perinfl in any fornterLottery. iVe4see by the Contractor's ailvertisement3;6ll"t 1 . 1,4 Ocular or. fancy Number may be. hip' tby, an,early. application. .A rentarkahleinstance of the ferocity of a cat itappeoeil,to the, pounti.keeper of the heir near Windsor. iclge on Tuesday last. The man .11.44, oceolutLto go.intn, an out•lionse, whither billinr . whete a male eat was shut in.. Theeat,• on the appearance of the,dog, became furious, and fastened on the calf of the man's leg, from which he , clinild tint tie loosenetkintillte was.kilicd. MELADictiqta, ACOintiNT.—On Monday night last about 1 io'clock, a. most melancholy ned dent Occurred, daring e tempestuous wcather.'l As : Lieutenants STOrFOiD 'and 111111'30,N 01' ;the ,Cornwallis, with Liehtenant ,Buttuatt of the East 11,4ia.Company',s 4ervice, ; :1)(Mle pas senger .that ship, alter tell absence of nine years, were proceeding in a shore' boat to North C*o it. hheame.uticesaary, :from the , extrerne figitation Aft4s sea, to alter the trim of the linat, onel of the Oficers rather suddenly rose to shift his sent' Mr that purpose, when the boat instantly upset, and Limns. littimar and , Ibbetson were un fortunately drowned. Lient, Stopford - • ttncl the watermen, two in number, wen saved by swim- - riling to the Jetty 1-Icati of the Deck-yard, .where they held - by the spring 'oi the 13ee1zehuh, ropes wereln - veered to them by the wardens and ttri.. tries. It it ratheraingulor that the watertnon.acir the sante. who rettnTly, saved the lives of General and Alto,: Nelion. Nvither of dm bodielo have yet` beats fohtoi. , -.1 ' CITY BUSINESS. Yesterday st ,Coturtion Council 'was hehi at Uuildliall, whirl) wr,s numerously attended. ,It being the, rs l itort in the 'Mayoralty, th e L ORD MAYtilt kV'e FriVStatC front th e MHOieiti-lions e to Goiliiiittli,oo4tortiship addressed thetoutt in a rrt short speeelt,,srAting,the high sense he entertained of the honour that had been done hint in his re election. anti modestly exprehted his tleterinitia tiOn to persevere in Cue saJte line of coodoctthat itatigiven so Koch sails/at:lion the preceding year. Iteboltitions of thanks to the Lord Mayor were vcit,ll, mid ortlertil to be published iii iiirtlie news pap!rs._ His Lords!rip thanked them for' this additional mark of thvirjcini,l ; Attention;and kid before them copies of his letters to Lord ;Melville and Loril Sitnoutli, 'With ibeir aniowers, in re lation tolehe:-ntimerotts foreign es well as British Sailors anil hh i tclis who were daily brouglit , before Rim in a State of extreme wretehedtress, and it was finally referred to'aCetnruittee . to confer with Ministers upon the subject: • - • Thel 4 oan MAYOR lard before.flie , CenteStindry resolutibns agreed to 'hY,the Commit i titcappointed relati,ie to the Police of the City;'.did r re - espeeially at•regarded the nightly wale!) ofille'Witripkwartis. which , were read, and after considerabfe'debate negatived. . L:OV INTELLIGENCg. cOUJVi' OF Cir4NCEILY, Nov. t 9. Loan GP.OttOtt FITZJIOY.IEYMOUItI). LORD EDSTONr: This was all appcal from a tlecisioo of the I‘l.ls ter of the Rolls, kt), a questiou arjsiuAir a codicil to the wtii atilt late'Lord Huith Sevinoor: ARTHUR PJDOOTT :Ulm.: a were heard at considerable length. in . anppprt . of the appeal. - The LORD ettANCELLOR rose At three o'clock, and' intimatiiille . Would' bear . timbre arguments bete on CbUItT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov. 19. 'rlre Court Was occupied in hearing arguments on points oi Lw , which were of nu interest to the generid reader. .TELLERSTIIP'OF THE.,EX,CHEQUER-16vnitv,Nov. TIIR KING V. THE t.qup OHO' BARON.. triiti at Bar in most important case Is peremptorily tix.d for to-oloanw. The ,SoLict- TOR*,GENSUAt. qailiS for ,Ctown r am! Air. PI t UR KlTVielida tor the Defoice; Alialiejudges will attepc4.., . • 'l l '6o(lE' INTELLIG:ENCt.: • z• 130 W.STREET. Yeeterilny ,Cayszell Lee, a !..hopttrqrt ton, a,lincn•Oraper of Holborn, tv:ishrongh t h t . lora Nrttr tnti — Sir Wilit.trOi charged with einhoLvilitig ttis ittiostcrs poperty. 11g was committed for •flial. TI4CItNEY ~ .11AtiluT.---)amcs Neil,' driver of ttie hackney-cha r ilot: l7 :::::7.27,s it u:ininiii t i Mr. Bia. deia .; Pill-mall, for refusing to pay hint legAthirerbelendunt was udjudged to inty inure than he .bad paid, already, and reason. able costs for the drivri'l tr.iuble and loss of time. 'Mc costs caine to 9s.' which deielidailt mild, but •, wus lunch dissatisfied, Ana saliVire would seek re dress elsewhere. 11.vrrox• finEN. Yesteraq`JbEn:flan, a rim in sailor's appa. rel; wasibrongltr• tip in the custody Whitt:hair, the cohst*thiv i , chttrged with a h;ghtvay robbery. The ebargeauijog r mlt de out, the prisoner Wll3 corn. Witted to tke.w g .ite fur r 1101101. 1 .6 UI-STRE ET. Edtpaid Kell, a collector of toll at the ilays- . ‘ voler . g g p , wits charged by I\lajor I)ie.e, uMagis trare, With extortint , is. for u carriftge, wheh the toll was 9il. 'The Lady ‘i?ho gaiT evidence could not as being the man whosc was disphiyethover the 'door, and consequently t John .L;a114 , /t;'an Out-door apprentice : to 111 r. ~ .t'iliWco.lli;ed with stealing tt gold 'watch and , appai l kiag4l, moil is si/ver watch, Cite property of b is .nt Mamas ,ititift will folly committ e d for trial, for staling a gtOillZhat from the passage of an oilinett itt rd-stiett. A Gentte4l2l of Dublin .irts hr , intitit tp per fection lock.iitul key, I'M' W11 . 1 1 C4 he , Jitts received Shonlilltuy iiitttiniir he. nimlc to violate the lock, tills Thileinio9; vehAion ()cleats the. ob ject 3 1110 detects the pe . r;O : oe, brlgivin4r an .ulart4, ivlach Is heal' at ittorif,irierablo (listance. .•:'CORatfait's iNtttin'S l D!t i ri:44 l ;l 'inkiiiis i tinn was taketvytpterday;ifiervvon 41( . 111tC,tt 61, Cij(n) public. house, In Liitte.Ortnonti,vArit, i;4l . 4o4.Orniond. s t ree t, atis(4.,squfire,.belove di t,201,1 LEWIS, Esti. Cofpner,..in tF a ithaence . 0 f: - T . 14()Milit , 'S+1.1ttlt4G, the cnycHier jot IV.li(l(flesex,, ttp4n the body. mof Jae*. ,agUt! "'Died ot 'll-fiattirel•deNth by tb' , .t V'ittatiert of Got} .):' • , , , tintittstiftld thai.;the SfitttinAti!l, Me T ,ujr,w SHE RIDAN'.., ft °tit' the pen of ti' ' e is" t pot 6f Ul t e )e Lc eu eur'r a h Q V u hr s ie , a . VCIN, p 1» .portion of:r t. Life tt..11 prepareil front most vitinith!e l infiiiinittiro eommlttfiekatti try tills Author Ity ant k Mr. SltyrittaWl4 eortivir friioicht rtitiiiitittii to Vt:itibh it tt ill c•ontain Aneetintei of Dr. Jtothstm; De:Ptitt, I idt &Q. It has been j‘t‘ttii- ottiet yen, 'that. viltiotp 'ot X't'i'C t -afli'r '.fitful the ate tingitiglied part he too!: i=t Flt,:ptilitilmi HILO of the-entititry, hitt hog otitorkim-i ttith, the Stnge, Ills • intimaci. t*ifh : the hii,;,lo!!t ijicit.itFtyrti pod itViire H o, itt;ci rtnbArvi4so. focittB treLitivtitl'y getwitttl i ; iitittottl ooti iti•ctoi y of 1)1$ i. i 4 may tx t expected t‘; oreti it %tinier Ceti of itr!ttrkiet tint mid th4l) ittii .exhit:litta by to pro ,,, ductipii or,eveh jir,;‘iuus to am lit* Of Di. JwiNsog. E ' ~.