The Sun. — London, England, 1816-05-08 00:00:00

11.) to what ritessures even of the eemi,out:y•wouliPsoisfy those Sanguine spirits - , or rather those: and detailed lieople , of songht to introduce einiftision and! destritetiOninto'flie' Stare tiler 'Bon. Gentl4lian bad, with triumph, endeavoured to. prowthat in the tirepartnient or the Cnstinris an increliatOof. ministerial' patronage . 4tti the eitent of . 61;00 61 . been effected - , bur • the Tact •*lis,• to speared from the details Which itod been ettrefully'kept cant of sight, that - the whole expepee test for stationery; for•the fur, titer et'iloreeti‘ent of the 'quarantine laws, and for law 'expentet, which had nothing to do with patronage. the Stone' Wm. GentlemaJi. bad Made' siiriilar retharlts up(St) the Board of Winks and avgmentation of few 'of the salaries, forgetting 'lt hit certain perquisites had Veen relinquished by ,; . the officers, which made the atignientation an eco -ii'llomical arrangement. 'Tie had • defied Ministers +:9 an~sheav that,-in a single instance, they had alio- - , lithed any place of path - triage ; but lie Ithd for.' potted the places path -Secretary of Stale lind of the , Commisi.ioners' of TranspOrts, which had been (mind unneceSsaty. From the very na tine of war, ilia lriwer offices principally in the depattments had been increased ; and tin the re -1!: turn of peace, of course these whtild 'be the first to be abolished. .As injury sustain tl by -the Constitution , of 'late years, be was . prepared to contend, iu detail, that the growing.infiteoce of the Crown had always , been niet , by rti'more than rOrrespowling proportion of influence in, the people. •Mr. BANKFs prise, - amid 'loud ;t Of Question, trestirin !, • He odula•tiol refrtfin - from expresSing t, the &10 prise which he felt at hiurrittg it Sind that the aprfohomillt or , Eueh , a Connnittee,as that ..moved for would be 1111M4lty inlbeConstitittiOn, although it had been prdvelithat sit'elt- , Coinitlittees had againand again been t:lppoint ed. 0 For his own part he intended to vote for tlie ,, motion with out feeling any .hostility towhhistAtis MAjesty's • itliukters. In fact/ the motion .tieits one which ought to have originated with Mitiiiiters;:: It. had ;,• been said that 'the House should Wait till . they !all? what Government wrmid do , -themselves, t!'llet: , they had commenced the work. Ile wos „stery,glad that (liovernment bad done •something . byappointiug ,Colllrnitt4C, although ' they bad certainly dime it tardily. gut he would *ask wile . 'flier a Committecof the whole House-would not :be the: most Competent amhconstittitional menus carrying on the work ?,'There no snore . Troyer time for.theiiiwie to enter.. upon- such It tar than theCornmeneeinent of what pilunieil to a . :iperrninent !rektec: In every! Government wits a natural; propensity a n d. l o ve for the ,:tnaintinance of great:establishutents ; thercfbre, gave Government every credit;, - y,it'he :,iciiiild' , nett-bring himself th.allbw•them , to , J 0 that Achielt he thought :coulabe 'done haze :'batter ;i•the H •••, • -1, ...Air'. iWititAttitY tleiliefl that Iris Noble --rriettti'(Lellitl-Caoalercagh) heel said, that ilWar7 -fliaroeut•ibev.iisle.rroy.dlitiltisitioil to i •Apire intro Ore , Wllllllll f.`,IAIRVC. a Wiilll' of ennfulenceio h.:Alin:Utters.; Our iltinottrable:Getitletnawhad gage 00 4.4tcp.to ray, that...llollring whiell could beldoue f Aryllitristers . .worthl be,satisfactory to-theichootry, tim4 - trly ~1 n which oh le Friend. ..,that tit t his , 'weli the 'real ,thetioirour , e.rAtitle ifetnher Who - hitrirtraid so, itwituld be,litore , 20 , 1) .1y4 dud. proper, tit . onee to move -utt:Aridress, .4tori.oltilortliettetcovill of the present Miniseers, couceived bitwell: to have' 1) cc ti ; attactseff,,by the , . and Leal net (IVlE:,,iiroArphato).. He dttiied Out the • of• fiee - .Of,t)Sceretury tollte'Board of Clontroul , was' it sinecure,. {!-•,; C; ,GltANT) , ; , juTi.--Orre tion. , lierttlenutri I.hatl-gorteiso , lac as to , -saythat the Treasury ought f;to hrruinlyeadred . .. thervfore , be much ttottire-spotnittaii& Open to piove at ()ace ,thisim... ~.yreadulientp door , ..tb..nikrke an u Rock by such a -,,titie-:vvio4l Bulb*: pueseot 'notion. , • 111 y. M4ltattoov.:scufkr.ugainst the motion,. A ilose , ol..tfrottorny,had already .been adnii oiraeved;torthe GOvertorreot, aril he thought .it , mouhl he,hettar to re,rit 11 little to see. how it l AA oulri , work. Ale ryas as desiroos..ol,econonly as any- man in 3 lie .11Ortse. ; 'hut hei eOuld ncis agree to . ~a toopiritj Jilt~ the,presertt, .tachich':. Was . avowedly ..4lietrited•by.p ty • • , LortlALTalottp; shortly replied,:rifter r•vhicit the —Douce ttia i,4 1 qn Itili.thotion--- • • A Yt's •• • • ... ......... ....... —1 1 26, 69 , :1';611 , t, Lord Altlidtp's,MiAinr , ----- , 1:1' The otheritirderi of the lluy vvvre then dk ,..pose.d,of,ttliftti,rit Acalf-past Twelve' O'clock the ,rfiervitir4rurned. - , is taPORIANT 11)0041 AItIENIARY PAMRS• ' c Jig c , odiit,(td regWig.)-` Tjte 11111,fom ti.m,; Letter Regulation cif The Civil altet I,,cititig in its Preamble all forinei ,elk oti jhi., silkiest, suites— . T'Jrat it i-m ximilitta that distinct and sill:oxide fppropriaiions should he made ofeertain propo.r. m kiou,s of the rAint lieVejltscl; tin the paythco of certain elyttgc comprised iolime,several classes of the Civil I4ist, and that further Anti more effee tusi ,prorisioh 111}ottici -,be made for tie regulation bliml cow rinil of-.:hl expenditure thereof z, , And W4ll It4lCl bet; re • FAvliarnelit of. m tho future,antinal charges of ; the several' classes of his, Almijest y*6 amount, of tylmich, for each class respectively, -is specified, in the. seVeiltile to this , m ket ammma xm2 ,l and it is expediqui, for ensuring the •reguiar p;iy. Divot of the ,saitl charges, . arising imm,eaelm cI iss' respectiY! . ly, that i approrriation6 dmould be niatic out of- the Civil, List I-Levi:ones, in the tuttlitto . hereinafter directed it theiefome enacts, that sititis iippropriatetl to, the payment, of the I;espeetivu clasbes'or the Civil List are to be applied, in time first instance, in payment thereof in preference to all other pay *news 'lliac the Tteasnry may titrect the savipgs in any elitSS Co he applied at the end of the year, ita . slid of the utile' . classes - "fliot- tlic Trefi4tiry play p,point tin ()fficer to cowl (Jul acid 4:141111lie the CiVil List account , ; such Of!icer not to sit in Parirmmuiemit , That the Treasury prepare instructions for, tlie, guidance (.2f such Oflieer Ttaat the Ogicer way summon persoas, aa'l cc-: noire hooks, accounts, aul vouchers, aitiihe upon path ; : giviog tAlov - evideoce before the Auditor shall he Ihtbleto a pritnlty 'That the Officer, artcr exaMitriTiou, is to niake out states acciodittg to instriMtious : That. the Treasury may remit fur further exa mioatioo, or allnw dny warraut tinder sigti to" . be a final discharge srithoor further audit : And. that in case of excectlings, partieulars are 'to be laid before. PatliAment: . • Ti IE SCHEDULE TO WIII('l-I THIS ACT REFERS. ESTIMATit OV THE PROBABLE VUI'URE ' ( ANNUAL CHARGE nw TUE CIVIL LIST. : !fit Class—rtosiooS and AllOWances to the Itoyal , ' ' • • Family •. . (2 . (1 Class—Allowance , to the . Lord Chaneellcor, Judges, tic. . 3d Class , -Allowa oces to Forvizn Ministeig, ill - ' ' cl (hm; Pensions to Foreign Nlioisters, ' '••• and Salaries to Consuls. :.'„ 4th Class=--Bills Of his Majesty's Tradessnen sth Llits.;-Salariep; to the Deportment of the Lord ! ' ' t, Chamberlain, Lord Steward, Master of the Ilorse, Nlaster a the itotie.,, and Surveyor-General of Winks, in cludin4 Consoenslttiou and Superan -- ' . noation Allowances payable within tlo,se DetrArttifent.J.. COI elass—Petisiffiis hioited by Act 22 Geo. 111 cap. :32 l'th Class , -.Salaries awl Allowances to caLtin Offi cers am! l'en.fis , 41000 Stli i..:ln:is-Ltifilaries to, tli,omi.. - 41iiiter$ of the .i Cni . l • reasnry and Chancellor of the Ex chequer Occasional P;vnielit, n ot coolpti*ettin any of the . . foregoing Cites , . 1.,.1,08:35727 - . ~ . ~, GURM AN PA MILS. Letters ft:oM Genoa of the 17th say—" Eight who had ,been. made slaves have been sep atiliberty by the order of the Government, and walk aepleasure about Genoa. At the same time, orders have, been given to the Port.Captait to receive the Algerine vessels when they appear - in this port, observing only the necessary Mea-' sures 'of health. , . : I. l'svo vessels have very: unexpectedly arrived here:from Odesia,' Which sailed from here . for that place only 'two months ago. When they reached Constantiatl4o , ,they learned that the Black Sea Was not frozen, (a very rare' Circumstance Vi - loch hardly oecurs One winter inn centurk),; tii y, therefore, , hnitllyf continued their voyage, ',.and.took!in at Odessa cargoes of corn, which they hronght hither. According to all accounts, several, vessels Jaden , with corn will, shortly arrive in , the 'port of Gt,enna,' thericareiry in this 'country relieved." Vit4NKFORT, 27.—The Bavarian "Bri pde,, Eititkr the comliiand ; of Gen. tlabermann, which is destiheci In occupy 01CfOrtieis Of Lan . day, and the couhitics on the left the cedott i,v Auctrin to•Baiaria,".liaS:passed try Rhine at Oppenheirii. t. '22 --,At the requeo, of the Ans . strian AwbAsslolcir at. St. Petersbnigsh, his Ma jesty the I' , 73mPeror has, in the most friendly terms, given permissiow fur. the purchase alylrxportation of, - !a large 'number of oxen for the supply of the (1 , , A rtl seretlith Pa- Lpers , contain very Hostile allusions to I )entnark.r -i 'From the altvrn;itin at stinle upon ;111(1 ar:r.oitots Cine woOLI be iochoed to belitvg thkit„ociv phe ~,.tlytlie~ttt flue , • „ pievholog ii till:11am of the. North of Ent ripe, tie. first liigiunitigs of 'lVhfch 1 1 i ) 1e0,..er, not y'et yic c ttrrctl sufficient . develOpement ‘ to,e6a,ble,lls fa fot m t i : clear view of them, NErr Tt..TE4tiAis , Trig''L'OTTERY BEGINS, WtTEN - Lsvfio"ricKtir DB.A*N WILL BE: A PLUZEi., AND FILI.ST • i?ItIZE lA," , •° 13I: MAILS. Atittrvo)--1 France, Lisbon, iLetword rsiands, 1 Water- flied. DUE—I Hamburgb. . I'ItICE OF STOCKS rtilS I , AY rwet.vr nwct.oct• c'tdCk, 2 , 9 India Stncli, Isl 3 t' per Cent. Red. InAin Bonds, Is. 3s. pr. ptql cut. o,lls, 614 Exeheq. Bilk, is. di; its. p r . ~ t eill h. 7c ()ttlitiUrti, IS. cut. N. 110 Oil I Ditto for Payment, L. 4Con. I 7.. UP hi Cons. fur May, 1;4 MOH WATER. AT LONDON BRIDOR TOAttiaTtOW„ :tfter 12. EvAvitig, 4 talistkpt2 utter rui 1-4, SUN. • ° VOLUM weir lilt:Rik,. em,fr. , m A, 1 , 1)1 1 .AT If LONDON, WEONESI).IY, 10.4f8, German Papers mention in tertns of gear praise the' cdiitlitct af the Archduchess — MARL! Lou ts'A , tho jug the lasz days of the EMPniss he Mother in-Law... That admirable 'Princess Tsai a long rooergation with'iler Husband, only a' . ew hours 1 pie 710113 to her dissolution. Y. 4 It is also mentioned that FOUCHE coitinues to labour at his literary task at Dresden. This man Might give much Citria itlforlllll6oll, but then who can answer for his veracity It toms ant that the itorrid story Omit ittui dtrs,in Ilitiovf!rtuippctlett t WQ yearsttg4, cud tit' io now Only revived for timpleature d its details. Have we not enough of guilt Etch rig;:t to our own thvs, th,it we must back to th , .. monstrous record.; of ttutiquity.) The ruinours hf a contest iii the fchrili, it w . ;!! be §eett froth our,_ extracts, are gaining gt -,, ,,ufl . • - . . Last night the Hill for , general regtdation of the Weights and itleasnres flti ; otighoOt the Em pire, %vas thrtiwo nut by the louse of I . 'eers.—. Their Lordships diet not seem to think the sub ject' idliciently mattired for Legislation, and it will now be previously investigated by .scientific 'net'. Lord ALTITORPE last night brought forward-his `promiqed Motion for the appointment of a Com mittee to inquire into the increase or diminution of Offices and Salaries since the year 1793; With ., power to report to the House, from time to tithe, whether any, and what further diminution might be made consistent with public safety ; and was supported by the whole strength of, the Opposi tion, as well as by several Members who vote in differently. The 'numbers were thus swelled on, a divkion to 126 for the Motion, and against it 169. it IV,ii resisted, by Ministers on the ground that Government had already appoi•nied a Committee of lugniry, and were proceeding diligently iu making every poisible retrenchment ; tliat "hey had better means and information for bringing the _ 'work 'to aright eL n..n_ttee issue th an any new ka:lich could be named ; and that ,as they were responsible for the proper execution .of this task, it wai but just to allow them lair 'time a%od oppor , tunity to snew that they would corn in'tic to merit the public confidence, by cirrying into effect a practicable anti jadieio is ;vslem of Economy. • The OppOsition urged, On the other h'and, tha't all Ministers were inclined to extravbiganey, and that Parliament, by its Committees, was the hest source for proenring rttreriChnient. Had this doctrine been sustained by tiny facts demo . n. strating that, these Miuisiers were lavish ,in the expenditure of the Conntiy, or insincere in their exertions to di.ninish it, timre have been better ,grounds for the motion.--blit the very reverse W as'acktthwiedged, and thc en. tire question resolved itself into one. of Party Poli tics. This , being the ease, the warmest friends of economy must rejbice, to see that it was "nega tivt,l, W 1 ik of the slthe time sufficient h.klie.ition vrp, given that the :tiling Of the 1,1 k•beltr era is to limit to the utmost the haticht,ilexpeoces: Party ►re still - extremely violt.lit against 1b Peace. ACt, now before'ilte I! Ire, arc,4lc,sitoto Oat, itl this Ilttkl of (11)ctty, a stu'e rei'uge found' fun till t lie legicitks mt►dl 1 1) :Irci&C tfi.wl'i9'fly from the' his)dted I,“is of tht.i. ‘l'llerc, we W'onld ask , the !ration thAt. doi:s not utke a...cognizance of a ll folv:.l2,4rieri re!iolting to it, ATM Watch thent : with a 'very jealous, .eye,, both in Reacc anti: war ? \\lv then are,vVe not to keep an egoal watch apon tier entry an;il cOnchtet of ttfose men ' who :ire flyii:g from justice to, malte this Isl:+ ~ui the it set It!mciit alul ditisenvinate,, their ,political poison.? I n d ee d some of thiseription , arc at this time very gra ciously rece • iveti by Chest.. Patriot's.. '1 • , E.`k.qT NIAV A, ista. The Company tte of IV:ol.cg arrived at calootta the 49th /1114 u-it was .t o sail with the 111,1r(inii of NVellington for Madras the middle of i)ceetober.—The 10110 v, ing ships ar rived in Bengal as, under-mentioned, viz. witham Pitt Metcalfe NoPthiittsberkatti . Letril Elilon lituidart Thereis a report in circulation that Mr, en ARLES GRANr, senior, is to be President'of the Board of •Controul, but we know not on what authority it rests. we can say is, that a most Special Court of Directors wigs summoned at a short no. tice ,yesterday, anti. imici - a Sitting, objcet of %Odell has been kept 41 profound secret. CORN ES:CUANGE,-MAY leech: el th.S morning a large sopply of Oats, consequotly the sales'in this article sver'e heavy at Nlowlars prices. IVbent, Barley, Pease, and Beans,' 6fii;orted the prices I.llona.iy. hi other 4441(4 of Urain there %vas no-altetatian. BRRAD.—ACCOrtIiIig tf) the Assize Tablet for . merly iri tis'e; the 'price of the Qttattero Loaf- of Nytteaten, from the statement of flour, woldd not ha , o4 , ex,ceq(led W. for theenstting week.. Com \ binatiort prices from is, to is. Old.; 'and from 'the askance of flour, the Loaf expected t bp' Is. id. this week. The Queer; had large pat.ty at b.., 1101,1 F,. 1' he 41.1 of LiVer pOl 11:10. ata audier.ce of ttie POINCS RitGliNT yCsterday. . . NAVAL Ni",\VS. a. he Zenobia; Beng 11; * i n t! C ATELBA . NK, tront C4iiri3, a:.e rt (it avesenti : the latter iTS3CI i 4 on shore ht:l.ow phice, tint exifecr64 to be got off. FaLmotynr, MAT 9.---:fitriva the Duke of Kent packet ‘vitit thailt flow Liihnn, in seren days ; and the \liaisingham p ‘vith,the (turn the Islands, in 28 days.—Wind W. NAV. '.IIIE TEIE.ITRE. GN'ENs- OA inEN .—Miss o'Nritt.t. l'efiCterl the part of Airs. Orrkliy list night; and acquitted her- . self to the delight'of a crdwded h ou s e . :‘, there is no moment of the stiaracter tin-employed, Mis 4 I %vas prevented rani falling into that las sitnile -which, perhaps, injures her Lady T(:(72le, ,atid was generally spirited and elfeetiVe . . We can- . not 1.6.:(1ay enter into particulars. Mr. C_ Kvta- BEA W4i.a(llllii'able throughout, anti in the'drunkets scene extorted thunders Of applause. 'Mr. YouNd, teas also highly applauded : his tess might be mute gentremanly, I6i acting could. Sear.cely. he better. The rllrs. Freebie of Mrs,. Gruas iVIS • excelkllCC itself. Miss PooTE /1/i.Ns Russet "." very interesting, antl.',rcitELY only ;uo coarse hi Captain OTtater.• A Miss Som Earl ELD is' the Ileroine of the new Tragedy at. Drury-Lane to-morrow evening. Sh e is the (I.:tighter of a tradesman in :Vary-le-holl e ) and report speaks well of her ac:com`plishinents f or the Stage. , The 'congratulations on the' ROyal Marriage were not So 'numerous yesterday - as on the pAit. d,tys, it beini, - the day .: many apologist, for being so late in consegnenee of having beitt out of town. Vestetday being the Duchess of YORICI birt h " day, the same was celebrated at t!u Que o l' l Palace by her MAJESTY having N partY tti eninet, and a numerous party in the everriu ; the Pal!,,ice livoevi - diner} with his Royal Mother. It is h&ieve,l'at Home, that England-has iniide. a Treaty With Algiers, in tavour of all the Powiql, • Letters 'from Malta state that .SAvA ' and LALLEMAND had received permission to embark foe . tlieUnited States. The 'Prince 'of 'tbe L'eace is indisposed at llotne. eOURVOISSIER, the Messenger, is about io proceed to the Continent with dispatches, which will detail him abroad for nearly two months. `Fhe'inmports into New York tor one y ed e:fratu 1815, to April, 1816, lire statebi- to hay , : anionnted . m 56 mill , ons of dollars-, or 14 millitins • - ':• • '; The l'etersburgl4 Court' Gozette' contains the fdl• eitractot a litter from 'Nlos'cow, dated'the of One ofoni nteierititile hon Se. aceounts,from its enrrispondent 'at in ;he •cotir,e of next til 4/11 . rid ot rate Sugar Aver e pe..:teti theeefi.'mt the %Vest. Irtclics ; tine e'xilcTat ,41 i}itiet places wtro ;its(' ccin.idvrabiet all lot eigu state, the 'price of raw • I"'d Ctlicti. The reason assigned was, that st 11,Jia islands having .. .been allithst..en" :irely expender:. int the English, .bv . .clie , of the nor; I::ent;Avotild-rctuin into 11 ,. Liam:, of the 1.71.-Aell, Dutch, Itittl Danes, to twin they belonged; tont thus. ti e monopoly be at ,an end." • We,readtsvith I,;rt:at pleasurs.intlic French pet's, .that .the reigning Mike ot. •S A X C the brother .of Prince Leorot.ri, , -14.is issued( an ()valiance for the estmblishment Of it , t:;vntrit tttiistt of Statics in the Duchy of Coburg, and toe other territories subjected to his. government. The-. 0 States will Ginn,* national representation .on the -basis of ancient institutions,:tiecording to whielt some of-the Members will possess:, seats itt virtue of the fiefs .they possess, *.itutV others in coast: ttuenceotelection bv..the Mitgiatrates, norgesieti s end :Treeholders. lite Tyrolese, too,: are about to receive - i.ctsituilar reward toe their ,long•tried fidelity 40 °:tlie,ticitise of AttSkria l , The PZROIt by an . edict' of the 2-Ist :it 1t43: re:St Orel! . tu I 111.!,01 all the privileges and franchises nitich they held frtitu Iris attcestors, and partiettherly . .thc , aliticiit repm sentation of the four Orders otl,Pralates, Ntwics, Citiseits;and ,Veoutitnry All thu lo`rater Corpo rations are in like Manner restored and the con stitution itudeclaved to C.xtend to the Districts, of i ' C l i s ) t e b v i t e l l t r rg o a n f a (i g tt r t i l: l n ' i l t u x in ei g t l l;: t e i ' ::::• I ' o s p l e o . , • 84 a t ih)4aY i 1 vc Star, A numb er,,.of the Guards arrived in London yesterday, from the Army of Occupation. • '[lie part of the 12th Light Dragoons now in Englund, have marched from Rumford' to theca vdry depot at Maidstone. MEst ! . .;:oci ETV's SHErP Snow.-firesterthl evening the,Anglo 7 Merina Sheep intended tp;b4 shewn for the premiums offered by the Merion,So - established for Abe encouragement .of fine ecooli.L.d sheep, beg to arrive , at Mr. Sal yard, in Goswell.strect. The .following tientk . ! men have sent. iu sheep for. exhibition : .0.2• {:barges-C, Western, Esq. M. P. 29 ; John CaiV ston, 11.; Mr. It. Barclay, -4,..and one glees;e Mr, Reynolds, 17, and one, deeee ;Joi Mr. 'Hull. 5 sheep.: Many samples at wool and, cloth, and of ,agrictilturtil seeds and rocits, and several ne° t , and . ingenions implements, used in agriculture owl the:th,eftil arts ; were arrived or , .:expected. A new 'Edition ; iirFrencli, of the interesting Memoire de , la Marquise de to Rochejacquelei4, w‘` 3 this day published by Mr.:COLßUitti, uf conduit street. MARRIED. Lately,- at Greenwich, itubert Paelinerl, Esq., of the Nor, Legacy ()diet-, Sainerset-pLee, C. Matthews, of C ola Batii-row, Ettellieatti-rodd, On Richard last, at Lamb e th, by the Rev. ,T. S. Barra tt f, ichard Edleston Hyth., Cresatot, ocar.NUP" , to An:te liabela t etdat d4ughter of l'boants.rtsbulli LatAbcth. LoNnoN: ['tinted by J. ri;CARSTAIitS'. `htvitlings; atul poi,bstted by XV. A. SCllitiPS,•of BriAton, at tliv. Stiand where Ativerti‘c" h43,ls,„(,)rtfur*, kuttert A ‘ i , t 3 4 , .. .tuttst bc,;td;treliedo •. .; ~,