The Sun. — London, England, 1816-06-22 00:00:00

'There is but ntii the excel letlee of the Airinciples and ideas of the new pa tent of the finances tai 'oittaiii the desired end of gradmilly tvithdrawing• the 'paper currency front titenhititni, by 'voluntary redemption, and rc6tor ing the circulation Of cull'. 11 E111,11+7,R:1 , m is said, that Baron Brook- I►ansen n ill leave his post in Holland ? and succeed 11111.01) Jacobi Kloest,lat London ; anti that Prince klatzteld will be ambassador in Holland. 11ANoVEE, JUNE 10.—Steam engines are going to be introduced in thesalt,woi ks o : Lieburg. The States are atlionrued till the Ist of Atiglis. The.‘vhole plan of the new System of Taxation 15 drawn Hp, and under examination by the Go tett►►nent, to be laid before the Prince Regent. The last deliberations of the States related chiefly to an object upon which there is ,still a iliversiiy ,of opinions. It has already been resolved, that a new, equa lized Lind Tax shall be composed ; but is not Tet aprangeti upon what basis. At, all events, a ~consitlerakle time must elapse, and till that, some ptovitional measure must 'be adopted, by which the tinntas the'severallirovinces must be re gulated ; and this is the problem Ai Mich the Com• wittee appointed by the Government 'llOl tile States Los been hitherto employed in solving. Exchange on Luntion-35-. Bausstas, Juno 15.--The greatest part of the Staff of Lord Wellington is gone to Paris.— During the Field-Marshal's absence the British troops are commanded by General Hill. Strict orders have been again given to the troops of the Army of Occupation, to binder the smuggling 'which is still carried on to a very great extent on the frontiers towards the', Ntkilierlands.: They xvrite hum Lille, that by order from .the Minister f Police, an extraordinary reeompence is pro mised to the Dominiers when-they stop prohibited newspapers or pamphlets. A great thaq 'such p roduct ions Ate continually seized. A stranger, lishose trunk had a double bottom, in ‘vhiCh a vast number of such prohibited pamphlets were Con eealed,.has been brought to Lille. THIRTY THOUSAND POUNW.' MAY BE GAINED BY A NINGLF. TICKET (g.HAR ES IN PROPORTION; INTIM LOTTERY WHICH WILL BE ALL DRAWN NEXT TUESDAY. 04 A . ARRIVED--. 1 France, 1 Holland, 1 Ilamburgb, 1 Dublin, I Waterford. Duc-1 Cuttenburgh. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS HAY Al' TWEI,VF. o'ci.ocu. Rank stock, shut India. Stock, a per Celt% Red. , as I InclUt Bondi, pr. *per Cent. Cutis.. shut Exch. ciis. 4s. pr. 4 per Cents , thuuitHu - • •!• 24 i Apr Ccit. N. Ann.. Ditto for Baia: L. Asrt..lf• 141•16ths lii C0n.1.. fir Acc0uut,.......641/ HIGII WATER AT LONnoN artrpc;F, 'l' o -N10;4110i% . Muening, 46 minutes :titer I Evening. 31 ininntriaaN•r 12. THE SUN. LS:*Poi AIME:ATI • LONDON, S./ITURD.Iit, JUNE= 1816. Dutch, Ilamburgh, and Paris Papers furnish their respective quotas of news for our iireeeding columns, though there is nothing tipon which. it is necessary for us to animatlrert. Turkey seems a prey to disorders itym.any parts. The power of the Government at the extremities of this brittle empire is too feeble, and I'achas, liashaws, 13alok. IlaschiS and Capidschi-Bachis execute their own pleasures•when they in defiance of the Sultan I MA usroun. It is 'contra dicted that the beud of the Rebid Cu TAU a 7 IlAss arr had been sent to adorn the gate of the Seraglio. lie is still in the ttiounta'ins of Dely-lirtnan, .with -ss few followers. The Curries have committed great depretkt ions in Asia, and the Grand Seignor bas given ordets for their being destroyed. The Duchesses of ANGOULEME and BERRY Were nearly Overturned on - the 18th when tiding aput in the same Coach, Among the details of the nuptial rejoicings, .. in Frau( e, there are a number of whimsical stories, illustrative of the national character. A little dog belonging to the Princess Caxotasto whined to follow her' on shore, and the French 'ew'PePurs translate his lamentations into a very •Pi ow and successful speech, praying to be taken with his mistress to partake in the tonheu r of France. A parish Curb in a * small vil loge first-addresses the Princess with all exhorta tion on thr ditti es of Mat rimony, and cpneltides by telling her, thatai : he dares say she is tired of his preaching., he tvili give het a song. His Reverence ""olinoy, changing his clerical habits,- be,omes a TrOubadonr, and sings sn much con c "'ore, the fiiTotint adds, he- could hardly be re- Craitied from daiwing 4 1 ' , 1 1 .DoNat: au coons %night ,brolfaht -the •.,, • ( —"utiz4 ;:übject in a 5 idelong U ay blurt: the liott i i Of 1/Cer;, by that tiouse should, early in the : next Session of Parirnment, take into its. cousifkration the pr`upriety of re nioving the civil diskibilities which still continue to press on that Body. The main qtiestiuu wa scarcely glanced at, and the v'tioletlisensiou turned III) the expediency or inexpediency of , giving a . pledgetodo that which 'circumstances 'might ren der umvise at the perioi4 and ‘vhich• it was con tended was altogether unnecessary, since without it any Noble Lord could at, a Week's notice bring the - matter under deliberation. • Theniotion was negatived by a . Majority :of four, the numbers being—for it, 69; and against The Prints devoted. to the, C4ritholiek Interests have exclaimed against Ike votes by proxy on this occasion, and ridiculed the idea of a-tnatter being decided by those who did not hear the debate. — For ourselves,, we can scarcely conceive, a subject 'on which the vote by proxy could be more con ; SElCHciously given. Human ingenuity could ad vance no new argument on the point at issue ; encl. - unless, indeed, it could be supposed that , the following decent and convincing illustrations Of Lord STAN HOPE might have altered the opinions of any Nobleman who heard them, there was nothing said in the [louse Wiiich has not been better said a 'thousand times before. The eccentric Lord to whom we have ..linded is reported to have thus advocated the cause of the Roman Catho. -lieks—perhaps a sensible warning may be gathered froma foolish speech:— What was that blessed reto,.i(i much spoken of,' that the Crown should share, and more than share in the appoint ' went of Bishop.: ? The admiralile and Wise l'etitiot; rondenin 'ed by the Noide and Lrirtied Lord, suggested domestic. no urination. It that Was rejected, he hoped it Would have a tendency to unite Catholics, Baptists,lndepeadents, Disien ! ters, and all. ,What then wouldbeeptue of Nlother Chord)? • —(A laugh.) —In England alone, the majority against the . Established Chtirch was in the proportion of five. to three. If once the Catholics and Dissenters had the'senie.to Unite; U what a licking they would give them all !---(A lati;11.)" We hove the laugh only exists in.the Newspa- . - per, and that the Speech has no better foundation • for truly though an excuse might be found for the Spe ,, kei-,. a e have never heard: of an apology equally valid for those who laughed at what he • The Right rlOnourable OE - 911,GE CANNING was this day sworn before two of the ► Lords sioners into the office of President of the Bo►►rd of Coutruul for India. The marriage of the Princess, MARY and the Duke of GLOUCESTER is postponed trom Tuesday next, and another day has not yet beep fixed for. it. It may be delayed, for :three 'weeks, nr month. The reason is, that great alteratiowl and improvements-.are to be made at 133phot Park, which must be completed before the marriage, the: mansion there being intended for the reception of the . Royal Cnuple, immediately after the erre- - mony. A considerable number of workmen have been employed for the last Tii - a order' of the apartments will be much changed, and the greater part of them entirely new banished. The Duke's house in Piccadilly will remain nearly as it io.—(llerald.) yr! ri newisEN, the Princeses AUGUSTA and ELIZA BETH, and the Dike of ct,Attesce, spent the even ' ing un Thistiday with Larly CitamottNE, at her House at elicliea. rinitlied to the Qievii's Pitloce soon after 10 o'clock. Yesterd4y . the Dukes of SUSSEX and GLOUCES. TER'paid their respects to her MAJF.STV PRINCESSEii at the. Queen's' Palace. in the, even ing hey i‘LuFsTv hind a select party. The PIaNCU IttiGENT took act airing, yesterdat nn horite!iack, alto! called at the Queett'APiditee to: visit his Mother end ziisters. Vesterd:sy Lord CASTLEREAGH had, along nu tlie.,ce of the Put NCI.; li EGENT. psiileeSti CHAELHTTE atld IdEoPutil look th e i r osil u i mornoig ride in a cur tick'. (111 Iheir lets n to CotielfOrd Ifolisei they received AddresNes of bin 4 l,ll . ol a ti oli . from the i ,f uncy and limbed:lnd, and front. the towlis of Du n dley ond'Atirlboioligh. ()it Wediirsday the, French Court were to visit the Petit Trianon, The trial of the 28 conspirators at Patis is ap pointed to commence on Wednesday next. - Seven Polish soldiers have been trittiat Lyons, for committing several assassinations. One was executed on the 14th, HMI IST/ti had the iron eol lar fastened on them the same (lily. ,The other four have been recommended to mercy. Lady EL.tz.kattnt STUART anal the SPANISH AM BASSADOR'S Lady, were formally introduced to the Duchess (.4 BERaY, on Tut:3o4y last, at the Tuileries. The mortality increases in the territriry of ita , gitsa, where the nat u re o f the epidemic I;ms not y, t been determined. *The Ladies of the Marche deS. Jacobins hi Paris„, have presented a Petition to the KING, prAyitig that his Majesty would abolish this'odions and new christen their market the Medd Caro line; or de Verri.. Count Caro ossian Mini ter, has been recalled from Vienna to reterahnrgh, Lieut. KOTZEIME tlrriVOi at Rio Janeiro,, nod was to Sidi front thence on Ins voyage of disco very on the 24111 of December.' The plague rages at Cauca, in the Isle of Cyprus, ;Ind also at Smyrna. Prince Bt.uestt'a arrived at Carlsbad on the Bth. The Anniversary of Waterloo has been 'ob served with great pomp at AmiteydjM and the Have. .SOUTIt AMERICA. , • , ny rue rinsshiOship ciltl;arro - ve ritrna „there aro letzers r;ort papers to the 22d of February.— The follftwhig is All - extraet It has been a miracle th a t th e s hi p Ch ar l otte ha; atrived ' her , , `since two armed ships - and a brig . 106 i 'Buenos .. Ayres,.eitictly manned with foreigners, English, Arnericans, &e, were blockading, the port: The CoMmander of these shipsii - LittowN. an Irishniart,, and hi 3 second in command is a of the mime of 4oudnAuT. Before this place they , made six captures, anionv ;theni the ship 'Giver-. nes% with 6000 quintals ( 4 :f cocoa on board. They appeared on the 21st of January, and rent:tilted t*;; the 28th. They 'Made several a tt em p ts to en ter the bay and'seize On the gnu-boats, but they were repelled. The, followiog is the list of met chant ships which have armed, and are ready to pursuit of theta, untler the command of Commodore JAMES, and provisioned for four monthi Sliip s. Palafox - T:!gle - The Queen of Angels Comrlierce Cunt. Sailors. Soldiers. .2 of I s pounders 190 '33 18 1 1 24 5 18 20 12 tos 54 . 13 90 2 12 IR 3. 9 19 1•21) ;.r.l iq 9 12 Nlirierv4 - (;ci 45 Brig Europe - 120 88 98 20 . Total !QS B)Z4 ,9W 13y the.brig Jean, other letter andpapers hare arrived Mach state, that an ineffectual attempt hail Inca made by rite Juntiof Observation, to over run) the existing bovetirMent, • and remove Gen. RON.oxAo, the Director, acid Colonel ALvAllk:ir., the Vice-Director. The city volunteers, the troops' in griirrison, and inhahitantS, are saint to have defeated this attempt, dissolved the Junta, and intended to girt: additional Po*ers tct the Executive. General flostneAu had concentrated his forces in Salta, and def eate d a corps b e l o n g i ng to PEOtt.A's army, Which, had adiiinced upon hini. The ad. vices from Chili state; that the new Captain Ge neral Alnacti, who succeeded to Qsorio, persisted in the old system,. and that his first measttre had been the confiscation of all property belonging td the British, amid to inhabit.ints of Buenos Ayres, whether Spaniards or Creoler; On the other hand, the,Snanish accounts ri;_zert; that Gen. "EZUELA had completely deferted the insurgents under 11(mm:su s on the 26th'and 29th NoVember. They state the 'ogee of the hitter at - 6200 infantry, and 700' cavalry ; his loss 53 nffi cers and 1200 met, killed ; ‘ki officer - S. and' . 800 men prisoners, and above 1001) wmindeo. tat:, Royalist force is represetitcd :).• inferior in hind:. hers. SHIP NEWS. • FALMOI/TiT, JUDE 9.—Arriveu the Pilot;WAt.- us, from Gibraltar, fur orders ; Active, froth Cork: Sailed his Majesty's brig Jasper on a erttise.--Wind S.W. bPORTSMOUtif, JUNE 2 1. — Arrived the Anna orothen, LYNGT, from Copenhagen, leaky, awl mnst unload and- go into Dock. Sailed the Thames transport for the Eastward,—Wi n d S. E. DEAL, • Jittlft 21.---Arrived, -and lailed tor the Rirer;the Dawn, BRocy., front St. Vincent's.—' Wind E. HAIMICH, JUNZ 21.--Arrived the Prince of . Orange packet with a mail and passengers from Holland ; and' the Castlereagh packet with n nail and passengers frotn Cuxhaven.—Wind S. W. Bt. AcKHEAT PEDOSTRIAN. (18ih bay.)— EATON this morning finished his 421 st mile, und was quite fresh; and iii high spirits. . New York Papers to the 28th nit. bare arrived. The lice , York Gazette, of tbe 27th contains files l of the, Gazette Royal of !lava, which were receiv ed by the s9hoorivr Fairy, arrived sit that port, hearihtz date the 80 of February. Tbeir columns are fill e d with official documents, consisting chief ly of il:terrepted letters from %Tr. LA rtNeAtr Rocue, (an Emissary of Louis XVIII.) address.- ed to President PETION, A letter front- the British Consul in EtlsSill was bltelV inserted the papers, mentionieg, that, the British trade Would, be in future subject to soine,sevece restrcetions. Mr. DUBOTCIiEt'sKY, the Russian .Consul here, has taken this matter up, and a correspOndence .has ensued between him r a ni Air . Tnoax•rosi, the Governor i>f the •Bussia Company, in which the latter apologizes. (or .publishing the ! English Consul's letter, and promises to caution the writer egainst tising such language in future; whilst Mr. DuttoTenersxv' declares, dint he finds it an imperious dory home diately to reiilove from the taiddi e !Him, th e im presi!iou of retry hostility, or mistaidcrztiatoliitg, nn the lotrt,i of Russia. -We are glad to' learn this from Rthsbto ConStti, its well in to observe his zeal in p.reeenting Whatever may endanger the good.will between Great Britain and Russia. It may surely be athled, !het, sinceserions evils may arise from li:!sty inforutation epo u commercial sidijeets, it behoves the eorrespondents of British trailers to be extremely exact in what they write, and those who receive their letters to he delibe rate in commenicating them to the Public. A set ions affray took place last week - near Cac tleeOr,', lit the Comity of Cork. Mr. Sheriff Oa pt,Nr, though te , ;sisted by a Captain and six dra goons, was opposed by a mob of about 100 per sons in teVyillg e)teetiti oll against persons of the ,- name j'Pdetitre and two tittekleys The Captain and the NI agistrate were severely handled, and the Military 'were compelled to fire in self- ' defence. Several of the rioters, including MiAn:- lur e were wounded, but they ultimately succeeded in seizing .the.eattle.levied. TherpoU at Rochester commenced at two o'clock on ThntsdaY; and Hosed at blif.past six :,--- Edraett... ...las l'hottips t in.. 114 rthi. , it Y• • .•?\ At bunt WelOCk yesterday the numbtrs i.v..re follows as .... I Thompson.. »76 I Ni*Jrity... several of the FreniA-were tptite astonished on the tray of the Diichess J3> asst's arrival, to see the Duke of . I Vet.oNoTo N wall;ing as it, privete Gentleman in the rue de la Paix. witb the imen tion r,f ieeing the cortege They, bad" no iLlea of the comfor t an Englishman: feels in opt, being alivtiys en represent at THE illkAi'RES COVIINT - GARDCII,--talt ti 4 H ilit Air, S ;NCI . A COCA{ his benefit, and It :(I it full !muse tit Guy Lor . e, T,ut , and Physich.. 'Peen: • ivas a grva • and etk aes protracted the entertaititnews• to a eery late honr.: Sotte ilfaISC oil accotott Of IJiss BrF,:rtisxs nut siagiti t g dit • tri . I?9hbi Cray, .. hat Sitt CLAIR C2ate toureard andpicaseil the au dience win() P7(1 . 11 GO4l, till Miss SiTiNIENS op• peered. altcl . latistied their ‘vish . es by execitting this heantlial air most enchantingly.. firgear't (*rig tyas rei?tated last Otviag to a severe (morsel.- Mr, SitoßT yOsIS 11iIkble to go through witli lilacheirth, awl, alter the rlrsr act, his brother, Mi . , sH9 4 T, hinistif very sati,raetorily, , - inViNITY AND ptirsic ; on, D. D. AND M. P. IiQW D. I): sw:i-:rers f). roils ! T dub thew both a brace of Noddies 1 Ohl U. D. lias,the cure of sgois,,, Ajul ha!, the care of bodies. . . , Between tken; both, whit treatment hire, Our Scnds . und bodies must endure ; biie ii is the (_;Urn WithOutth . eCare, A , ..: une the CAre without the Cure, Anil! VA Ls AN I) 'OE rA turwk t.S. AtirtlVA' s. The Yorlt, at York-House,' c ite , • , , • • • c.:#4la.nds ; h.. rrlis: nod Ka rchltmvs3 eq . LAnsdowne, frcurt Bow'ood ;t Le 1)0iv....,:er Ciit'xitteSs of Jersey, 41 the Vol. teUey Lori Rothe:, ditto ; Adniiral Iltirlt, at Hoites's [l4ll. Lani;d4le, Hotel; Colo ttel Way , , at ditto ; Admir a l Si r .. Harry B. Nyale, Bart. at ditto; Gene;.,il 8.61).rt O'C.dlathart, /3ai t. 4 the St. Pe ter burgh I iotel ; C„lptaip PutersoO, It,ti. Iva); Nlr4. Paterson Utici htt ; Captaiat issluhro, Ashy , and Filth', and Lien , tenan6 Twik, Niacdoxiald, binr . titt, Cauty, Gonne, sea. Quin, iind Gatide Jun. of the late Bovirboh Retim.tit; from Bur bidoe's. • DEPALIT . O ft r rire' End mid Conntes , :i of Witleeirire, for their seat, Twieketilnu Mrs. Firistcy and frnily,• for thvir set in Hants; Ch:Cries and Lady 'Catherine Wendish, for Liirri fl H. catendish's Littirners ; Lotiy Tempts:town, find friy lipron, to their Seat in SurieY. SILVER Every body moil see titc luenpveniettee ft') whia any .dctermitiation of shopk.eepers not to take any silver etiinage except Bank tokens and , the genuine coin of tin Alba, toast subject the lower classes ' of the peoplc-; for how is this, last description .of money to be aicertaioA ? The consequence ,was ,at Liverpool that , the greater part of the silVer now io 'rireolat became-instantly stopped, and infinite 'distrets wOold have ensued, if the ••Magistrates, with a Itinlable. prOmptitude, had not deemed it their duty to hold a meeting on the subject, and istne a novice, which has had the effect Of reSt min,: the circulation of silver coinage. Since the palilieativo of that notice a letter has - been: seat from the Depot)? Master and IVot her or : the Mint.'in reply to several ques tions, proposed to the Hight tiou. the Master of the itJittt , by a respectable shoplteopm of Liver pool, He Inclosed • seven plain soots o which he judged were Mint shilling s, but the rest were ill his doubtful, and two sixpences, the best its circulation. " Tip oh examination of these coins by the .oftietrs of the Mint,",says the Pelmty Master,'" they appear ed to them to be such as they should .certainly receive in exchange for this new' silver eon) pro roseil to be i3shed. They are diminished 'in weight ;. bat upon an assay made of the fineneSs, .they have heel! founts to lie good silVer, and such as may fairly he called tower shillings. Base or copper ii its, and foreign coin,'' he adds, " canwit be received." Such is the answer of the Officers of the Mimi andit will remove all tlu.ibt, if ids deed any,doukt could he entertained ) as to what coin will be received, and what rejected. And it is to be observed i that the silver which will b e re. tithed in ~exchange for the new. coin, is that which tradesmen bave tor years refus s ed, at legit, scrupled to receive. M. I IRNJANIIN 'DE CONTANT'S" ADOLPITE."—.. Although this Ilitirk is published as an Anecdote found among the paptirs of an tinkit9wit person age, yet, its we before hinted, (here C3II be .do doubt that the author has actlially d a rawn - picture ot his own feelings- and seutituenis ; when, there fore, tlTe - iotituate acquaintance:enjoyed by the 'writer with the celebrated Min:aloe De STAut. is retnetnbeted,.the character ot ipspires redoubled interest and curiosity, the Little Lottery to be drawn Zsi:ext titt.edit. y, 'contains Prizes of 20,000/. 10,0001. two of 30001. 'Ste. with the additional uttage that one Tick et ma y 30,00 N. Tickets and Shares Are oti Side ttt CAltrii.R'S No. 8, Chitring-Cross, the 'oldest LotteryOftice in ingimiti. Ali Prizes paid 00 demand. The salc,ofthecapital PPizes in the late Lot tei'yOn so many shares; throughout the kingdom, Lai produt•ed a spirit for adventure, which the liMited number of Tickets in the prssent L o t tery is hot'ill' Nileulated,,to supply: The two Prizt.s of :30,000/. were sold, one by 'llan, tlie other by 'IVEnn, and were distriht4ted us folloWs :-- One rlourier tutarath:ittuan 1 ,: One Six..enth to ~talthy-de-ht re4iiling in Wegininster- Zouch. roan.), near Astle).'i. 1 One Sixteenth at florruloan. Out. tjnartee Tit Nit vititil le. ; One Sixteenthat Walthitrustow. OneOttarter4t fludderthell. One Sixteenth 211 Aylesbu r y, One hir„lntr at Norwich.- OneStxteent hat South Sinetits. TwoSixteenthint Hifi:that-4;h OneSixtuentit at Nek%tua ..i.o- One Sixteenth at Newculle. hat. One Stxteenth at With. One Sixteenth at I)tiblin. One Sixteenth at Bri4tid. One Sixteenth at Bradford,. One Sixteenth at Peserheod. The remaining Shares were sold in London, hut not registered, and have fallen, as we are in torrted, into vet v deserving,hand4. it is no won. der that tin. (Aces of litstt and IVEna should comm:ind, As they do ) the p m re-e h.enee i lk the prcsvnt ift)ttery, thici,) will be oil dravvrt Nisi TV SiflA Y , the 25th insoint, Nov van we be surpri,cel th vc Adventurers should ',Lilt. to as continuative tit that great sticcvs7i which hits at t,,,,i,„,j. th ose who h t ive favoured them with their r