The Sun. — London, England, 1816-02-07 00:00:00

Mr. MAnDIN rase to ingoireoviretiter it was the inttntion of Majesty".. Ministers to tkholish, or to". propose tiny rcgt.tiatiovs concerning the office of Clerk. of the, Pleas in the .Exeherpier ft Iruland, lately held by the 1?,..4r1, of Bileisinghtimsbit'e ? Lord CAsTi.p.-ev.Acti was lint prepared to give any apswt r nn tt a stibject. Mr.MARTIN übServcd,.thst if the Answer, when e V ", WAS not sal isfactory, he sluudil take an early orpottnnity of culling the attention of the Ilotte to the subject. iloaNva hoped the the House would not be preeinued iron) the rcgnliation .of .111 tinier of ninenitude in value. • Allot/GUAM imptived if the interest in the (ghee exvired %%jilt the Earl of Buckinghamshire, or if nnv promise hsd heel) made io revosion Mr. [lox N ktt StittCd ) that Lord flardwieke had sec II re the t'evet ' sioni,f the Office to his t sons, hot, they were both dead, the Office most be vacant. 'Mr. MARTIN iiloVed, that the journals be read, to show the Resolution of a .Couitnittee tit the Howie on the subject in 1808. On the Journals bring read, itappeared to /have been resolved to have been the option of the ,Cononittee, that .a 13111 shouhl be biought in for the regulation of the Office on the expiration of the existing interests in it. Mr. ili:ouGuam asked if the existing interests bad stow expires' Lord CASTLEREAGPI COold only inquire—he could not answer the vestion. Mr. BROUGIiAM repented, that when the Muse came to a resolution on the subjeet in• 1808, the office was held by the Eiirt of Buckinghamshire, with a reversion to the two sons of Lord Mad : they were now all dead. Unle b ,, be l e. some new grant had beentuadc bet wee') the year 1808 and the preset) time, the exising inte rests in the Olive must be deemed to he expit ed. My: PEEL stated, that a grant had been notat:to the Lwo Sons of Lord flardwicke, but that no grant had been made since. . Mr. BIIOUGHAM then expressed his intention, at nu enuly ul►},nrtnnity, of bringing in a bill for the new regulation.of that vuFhite, and wkhed to know whether Air. Pcel had taken the 3nhjeet into consideration 7 "Mr. PLEL stated, that till he came into the Howie, be had not beet, informed of the death of the Eat) of Buelthighanishite, and consequently coi l lti pat iitiVC even thought on the sObject. The Howe _resolved it,rlf into a Coottnittecon the Glas , Act, awl the Report was urdeFcd to . be rtceivcd to-ittorrow.--:Acliotinted. FRENCH PAPERS., CllAlrtril OF 1) EOUTIES, Feb. 1. The Chamber .not meet to-day,ltor will there he any sitting to:morrow. Monday M. de M i ngo, pruposil ion, and the report of Laborie will be tliscuased in a ,Secret Committee. The, papers contain, tlll(ier this head, the addle tions and changes made in the projet rif the law relative to the maintenance of the Clergy, adopt ed by the Chamber on the proposition Of M. Castelbojac.—The particulars" will ,be given tb moqow. 4counipl EXTRAORDINARY, viTUXDAY MOUNING. Yestetday at three o'clock the Angoulerne ears, ►vlln arrived at PAris, were reviewed by the Duke of Angouleme. Ye,terdity, according to the usual custom, his Majesty attended at three o'clock to hear u Ser mon delivered, by the ,preacher fur Lent. The dis Course was pronounced by the A 144 Rickard , an Ex-Jesuit of distinguished talents. FEL 2.—The first squadron of Hussars of the Itoyat Guard arrived. to , day rt ntttun bit an to the grand revieW. They were renewed by the Duke of Berri.: The inaugaration of the bust of the King took place yesterday at the. IWO Royal. of Invalids. The bust of his 'Majesty was carried by Officers of th e Invalids, followed by a retinue, and preceded by milj,ary•tnusie to the midst of the Court Royal, At i ' cre the invalids formed tt scittart, The Duke of Coigny, Governor Of the flotel,rpronottneed au a ff ec ti n g- discourse, übich was ,reetsived great . emotion by alri present. The bust w:is de poaited in the Library ot. the Hotel, upott a pc 7 dcstal. hearing the follywing inscription : Le. 64 UY ilefenNetn - s dc IT.tat vii mit ici Oiled le !'Are., (.;t:ncral Count Moonier, a Ptrr F ra nc,!, died nil the 29th January last. 11e coin tivring, the a the: month of 74),,Th, the advanced guard of th e .1),,k, a An . Ile ()rowdy cii3tin~;~si bad .i iusft~lf at . the Of IVllein N AN t : ',111, JAN. 20.--The °lonization of the itrn-,!, 1, Jar advalt:,cd, 'are already -.dry Inlprovententslintl );Istee,be - eottla not I ut tii?,t the Lion. Gentleman lind not Ttintle iniptiry be ntiOtt to have (lime. As to the "Narmlial's satiny, the Jmigei bruin() v(11111.0111 in 'the appointment or it; anti of lire three otliet..% field by him, two hail been given to other itterson . i. 'lF'rttt;lllNG ST VI h. IMr. LoctutAtlT rose, to'move for leave eo bring in a Hill. to regnkte the taking of fanning stock an ex cent ion. As the law nnw , is, notwithstana ing any sgreen n between landlord and tell:Alit the contrivry, the-Sheriff is permitted to take it) execution corn not thrashed up as well as corn thrksLed up. *This prodored lnanifest anti although the right in law in this case could lie pre rated by filing a Bill- in equity and pro 'curing au injunction from the Lord Chancellor, remedy was quite inefficient, on account of the great expense of the prueess.—Leave was given to bring in a MI. oFFICES IN lIEVtItSION. it I' In rml equippe(l. TheAe floor; march aboat the end of the month 14. r Calabria, ‘vher! 1 1 10101 0 1 sn *truth a force is Plot rtgaitvd, the Gover:atatat wishes to ditty ,brit ,sappiitt its authority . ht its own force 4 withoat : foreign ail * . The lo•oirt o' . the Constitution sollouitteri trt tt i 'e Council 1m;...; under eximilinitioo in the Ca+.iiiiet. It contai,ts. every thing tii.it t 1,4 liber tivs pf '1 peopit• eau rcrfnire. 29.—The frirtress of Qoesttoy given up to tht Ariny of Oe e . ui don Oil the 20th, The prrison is composed entirely of English. 4NKPART, 3AN.:19.'"--..The bet ween the Semite sine) the Citizens of this town co•il nue. The Constitution stihtnitted by the Senttic to the Citizens has 'teen rejectml. They have even onanimonsly refused to name 'Deputies to b e ad , ird m the Senate. This resolution they de futil front the Note of the: A mbw:sailorg ihe two PellVt'VS of.Geinpitty, which they affirm places the.soxereiglity in the Assembly of the Ci tizens: A uGstinG, JAN. 27.—The Austrian troops, who are teaviug he - bordvrs ot the ithittr, piss quietly through the' Bavarian States. This eir entns'anee is remark abk, anti leads to the hope that the stegoeiiitions will terntiiiate . andetthly.— According to letters front Italy, a league is (orat ing against the Al..., , yrine States. Nognoiations are now guilt:4 on for this pmrpose, between the ('courts of•Napfes, Floreave, Hod Sat dniia. Jr• is hoped that.. Eugianti seal give its protection to this league. FRENCII FUNDS. 5 per f,:0:11.. Dant; Actions I(4) , IENIDER NEX ‘V EDNESDA V. VALENTINE'S DAY, YOITit FO!Cet."'NE MAI' BI 1,11.)E. TWO Pi;IZEs 25,m0 (411iNEA.;, 'p.m PRIZES OF o,floo POCNIN, STERIANO, lei TENS Lomaty. NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE. • MAILS. Aititivtd}-1 Pranti, 1,1,i :aim!, 1 Hollvid, 1 Guernlcy and Jvrbey. 1 11 atorford. Due—; rrtlcv, 01 Tills I,AT AT r Datil; gt ncic, per t'eut. a pet Uttet. Goiii 4 per ci lits. i t per ( rot. Nay) rm. 1141 i Itaid. L. .Inst. 1:4 5• Millis 1 , STOCKS o'cLoct. lims;is, sr. 1, pr. hultril. 1'414, ls 2s. pr. rfir rayniont, Cut's. fur .Iccoutit, 6(q 61 I COrilt*'iE 01' I'AtIiANGL, TutsnAY, FLa. G. A n)stetdant Ditin, at ',i,..:lit Amsterdam 0010, at, :sii,;•ol ' 11•011.031.1.0 I/ 11, 2 rs. AO woo) 1-14 1mb 1 1 1 1;11 ;thong ' Bremen .• .. s ...... 0 Neil., I Da) '., ()lir, DitiO. - .2i lilt u Us.. Soli' 0t...111‘, thi t, . 14 .0) . F',altloort nn thc Nhits . .. 11adrid ... Cad ie. Ilareel.ma 1fi11..,1 , Si. 5, , ....51:,,tiI'ai ..,-v ill, G'ilt; ;dim - ' ' 3? r.rgbora 4511 ( iei.' ,, . . 46 - *"..4 ' ...11iri. Qi.) i)() Mdll.r P. - denim • I,i-1...0 . - 4/i , Oporto '' nioJooeiro 1 . 1.11.10 1 .. ... -.. 15 --1: , 41...... ISi per 1 leol. . Agjo a Os. Wilt it 151) hiiik.1111 , 1.... 2 p,,iii.,. ;1 1 /:..id, 10 Ceiii , rforr;ie.l 1... id, in I;ars 4 i a ',..:, , v,. I ),,n151..,,ns Nt, ,, t- 13•111. t r ,, - 3 Silver, in 11.,4: , , .stiencLiril Iljpjf . VtrATF:j: xr TANI)()N nr,inhE .r().NintlitOW. minim , . ;Olt r 1. cl.iug, aftcr t. i rr J t N. riLEM QUIT DI CEKIi. U Drii LoN1)0N ru - rn NTS , B1?1!.IiiY 7, 1814. We have this niorniog ecceived the Paris rapers of Saturdisin 'hut as thrir.conteuts psi take of the recent character of Sterility whiett the want of cedom is sure to occasion, we have bad no he. - sitation - iu contenting Otirselves with a tiery brief abstract, in order, to make room for more va. limbic, though -vcry afflicting, klome News.— In our lost page will be found some furth'ir ac count of the loss in the SeahorAe trithApint : what' ionottii i 4 from that excellent pull Well-informed Journal, the Cork Adrertiw of the 3d, and bein g made up of official documents, must ltic, peculiarly interesting to the immerging relatives of our gal lant soldiers, and to the Public. " We lay- before our Readers letters from Co lonel and Collector Mrioirm of to Lord fottaxs, containing, official accouriti.of the diStstrous occurrences that. have taken place near Kinsale., The loss of lircx, though. lament ably great, falls short of the exaggerated state ment that public anxiety first circulated. Too much praise cannot. be bestowed on the spirited. amtheticvolcut exertions of the Collector of Kitt . sale, throughout ibis arduous business; and it Would he ,Hqust to withhold the highest tribute .of it;Tlitll3e front the skill dud activity cliBph4y r 4 . by LicutettantlimiTY. (copy.) Kinsale, Ist February, 1814. My Lotto,--1 110 ye tile itown,r of ayailing my. self of the eiirl:e4t opportunity tit,t litiS been mi .,. lowed flit since We tlinstcr of our unfutitintat; tkr Lord to report to your Lord shy the arrival of his Majesty's: troops that Were -emir:it - Isecl on 'man! of her utyier' my command, accOunt Mg for the C.lsnaltie!'tli:it Occurred . -bythe serea, and a brief statenient of the misfortnne. t:TpOn making the laud, aboirt I,l' o'clock' A. SI. t)R the 31st ult. (having 1,111.-to the pre‘ ions night) it blowing nearly a gale of wind, a heavy sea run ning, and the atniosphere - - so : thick and hazy. that npon discerning . the Is.lll we blond ourselves nearly embayed. The muster bore up to - weather, what seas universally suPposed the entrance into Cove, but which proved to be the Ohl Llead of Kinsale, and after .every exertion to weather that 'mint, and run the ship Otto Kiusale harbour, be was compelled to bear away for some trieodly Im . dting strand upon which he • might run up the vessel, and await the going out of the' tide, in the hope of saviug' the lives of so many souls, very justly tint hol.liug in competitimi . the tiltimate security of tl.e sliip. In endeavouring most ar dently to ttfect this object, the vessel was ir recoverably upon as bed of rocks by .the violence of the gale, - 'distance -111et.Weeil three and four hundred yards of the - shore, the tide then making in. No time was lost in passiog a rove horn the ship to the-shore, and coning away the fore 11411 ' Main masts, to' ease the tremendous shocks of-t he ship agalost the rocks, by which berhottoM was almost immediately store in, and several ,Icet of water in her cabin. At this time it was about three 'n'elock• P. It. : our situation becoming. most -critical, by the violence of the sea breaking itowthe Cabin, arid over the sacra, together with her con inual dashing against, the rocks, a boat was Manned for the Ladies on board to elidetiroiir Making the shore :—two utficerNi wives, with their servants, soldiers of the 59tit regiment, a set earit's wife and vbild of the AUth regimetit, six of the crew, together with Capt.. li AN'ortD, of the regiment (who was- in a weak State of health); got ions the boat, itnd made for Ilse shore; but, distressing to add, they bad not reached half way, when the boat was swamped,. and, with the exception of one sailor, all "perished ! Nothing:possibly remained for those on board but to await with . hope of prrservation the la-1- lug of the title, When, 3hould the' vessel keep to gether, it ' was deterinined to lash it loug spar front the bow to the nearest si!ry rock, ami pass every peison over it, to snake good their way along the large of rocks that extended to the shore. Between ten and eleven o'clock the at tempt appeared . placticable, and to my - greatest satisfaction, succeeded beyond 011 r Most iliTeS. Aker the lapse of some time, evrty individual -having happily dcscended.froin roe 41tip, witboot any accident. Lieut. llarty,.of the ne4;hbonring signal station, . with 'p'ut'ty ,of -saes, ark most praise-worthy exertions, had arranged ii,o•:e Weft along J he. rocks, with light ed'stiek a1:01iog the most essential aisistimee, aod nos retry pieventing the loss of the lives of several, who would ofterwise hav e cert a ittly fallen into the many large recessi.s. 'Of deep vb Liter that emeoto passed told obstructed our prOgreits to Cute main land,. tool 'user aii cli the breakers oecasioo. ally washed. Every person ilaving at last safely reached the i , hore, Lieut. Ilearty, with equal promptitude had, arranged fur their being bitted the- neighbouring cabins, and, they were marched ofraecordiogly to retorit early next morning, for the porpoie of indica voitriag to get out the arms and 3ecotttregoctits ; tiotitiog, how ever,. could possibly,, be effected towards that end by the early return of the title, and consequent im possibility of access to the. ship. The few men atilt some officer, ivilo were enfribiesi to return on board, reported tome the nearly total destruction of 'all the baggage from the sea it Wifs y%vitn. ming in, Dint the pillaging that ttink place:.aftcr the truniNt were gilt on shore. finding 0;g: 1111101 in ItVed of fell.)%e, and ,the, cirty ;id v . anciiii I directed their prociruding to Kinsale, leaving two (.)tlieer's parties front the 59th told 52t1 rev,i- Mellti to remain in protection of the ship, coll.", joiittlf %vial a party trout the Limerick and , with instioctio(- 7 to commence carry next tintining (I:t February) in getting from on board thu, 7trtua at)(! Oret)iitreflielltil. I have since patched !it stronger to.l hose parties, and shall vontitme tising . every exertion uutrl I shall succeed in securing, I hOpe,•as many stand of arms,v4e. IIS it is pilS ' sii)lC, Whieh I . Shall have the honour of • report in 4. t•or your Lordship's infortoation. I beg, leave to -'expreatt tti your Lordship the %Try great supltrtrt and active assistance that have beeli afforded' by Governor littowN'ti,:Collecfor . and the Magittrates and Gentlemen' of I ant happy in concluding, thi s , m y Lord, by a report this moment received,. tbar.ailt the arms at►tl.'accctltrenlents have !teen safely landed, and tirill arrive here this evening.— The :troops have tutde . rgooe , mod, fatigue; an►l are without. neceatari-es-. , I therefore hope time . may he given to recover themselves and get into smite order. Flom the brig that has been wrecked (Boadicea) with part of the 82i1 rcgiment on board, .1 +tiier stltn4i that out of 280, only (i 0 have been saved and two officers. 1 li'ave the hooolir, &c. &c. J. 3) wARD pit LEY, Licur.-Colonei and (tier 62 4. 1 .146in1ent. Lieut. Gen. tons Fnrints, tke. Embarked an board the Lor(tr Melville Transport of the ed Battalion Cid One Colonel, t Captain, '2 I,kutewiiitt, Ensigns, 75 rank and tile, 1 servant, G . women, And two elaildren.—Tutal 90, NA vr.s or urr a zerits. Lieutenant-CO(1nel Darley; Captain Radford, Lieutenant makoia, eittcoant Whit(ield,Etreigitu Nithit hey itud sw time ) . `..-14.41L It4tifor4i...;:rvf • ' Emilar4ed nn bowl, ditto, of thc'ed Hatt:trout 59th ittgiment. Three. calltaioli,• 8 Lieutrtimitc, a Ensigns, 943 yank and file, 4 1 i,.ers'ssots, U 3 iv pig :tu chihlreu.—Total 339. oprier:it 1.441%11E3. captuin Fnitori CAptaill Mitocor, Captiiht Fanloit, Lieute nant, Duncan, Pitman, tin), Orlistra, Is.at,varits, ilottertNon, Carmichel, .Assisiiiiit lur4coo "Colvin, linsfArtit Sin% art, Ward,. nod Proetpa,---I,9.st—Mrs. Manecr, s%ife Captcin trancut Mrs. 1 , 4 wAno, ‘vii Captaio rawiwit ; Mrs. Weld, Se.iiennt Wield, Miry %Veld, her di:tighter, Privates j6l,ls:Wheatity stud itichird Nionisry.—Tutali G, • Custom I, 1816. My LOllO - 213 Ai► yptarturtity otiors ping to c or k , j• owite to Actinana you, thin oixaty return ~:::~„ front tvrcelt last night ) I had the honour to receive your letter of yesterday, anti as you I] he anxious to know particulars, I beg to acquaint vou, that ererrperson on bawd the Lord Mel" vale traniport, of the 59th and 62d regiments, gut vale 0:i shore, at low water, except the eleven I mentioned to you, that were upset in a boat cow ing front her, and were drowned. The other vessel Was the brig Boadicea, No. .)GI, J. Oibson, master, had on board the fulbow• log of the 82d regiment, viz.:--- Six Officers, One Surgeon and his Wife, Two hundred and eigkty-tive Non.comrnissioneeoAcers arid Privates, Fifteen Wnenen,tind litern Children. Out of her are saved--(omcnts) Captain Montague, Lieurt•natit Starkey ' Ensigns Gre e n and Field; .anti I should suppose near eighty private:, but it is impossible as yet to be exact us to the numbers, as Several of them that were bruized and hurt, sue in the cabins about the place. The Officers of the 811 d drowned * ace, 1 under: stuttd Lieutenant Davenport, Lieutenant Harding, and • Assistant Stirgeon Scott. The Wile aline last also pet islied. The brig Boadicea lies in pieces on thexoelts, covering almost all the dead bodies, and we wers able yesterday to ge t o at o f her about 149.sAanduf 431115, which I have got sate to the COStoUI-huuteo dud lhk day they are endeavouring to get out the ' remainder, and bury the dead ; in short, every ex' ertion making use of to save every thing, and to allot d relief to the unfortunate sufferers. - • The detachments of the 59th and 62t1, that, were on board, have not as yet been able to get either their arms or any of their baggage ; but as the vessel remains entire ors the strand, I shoal(' hopi, if the weather moderates, in a day or two th'ey will he able to save a good deal. On our return from the wreck yesterday, We brought with ns all the 5911), and 62d, and titos of the 8211 that were saved, and could move, anti the Gentlemen of the town in.:tautly took in all the officers and gave diem 'dry clothes and beds and every comfort they could ; and the Sovqreigt* supplied ail the privates with billets on the town, and' I am happy to say, every one here is most' , anxious to afford every etimfurt in their power tit, the unfortunate sufferers. Governor Browne is gone again this day to the wreek, to give what directions he may think nc ce.sary, and :10 of the privates of the 59th and the 62d regiments are gone back again also to endea vour to get their arms out of the vessel. brought over Captain Fawson of ibe 59th, whose, ►rife was drowned, -and have „hint a t house, where 1 will afford him evety comfort ,its nix power. Ihave the honour to be, with very great re• spew, my Lord, your most obedient humble tterfi %ant, JOHN MEADE, Collector. itigbt.lion. Lt. GCD. Lord Forbes, &c.. • Cork Advertiser Office, Five o'Clock. • We hareinst been put i n p os , es il ott o f ( li t return of the lostiof lives on the late ship.. wreck of the Boadicea, which . completes she st a le-. 1111 . 1ItS relative to this melancholy event: . Official return of the men, &e. belonging td .the 624 Regiment of Foot, lost by the wreck af the Boadicea transport, off Kinsale, on the 30as Jantiarsr, 1816 —2 Lieutenants, 1 Assistant Surgeon, l 3 !,:erjeants, 158 rank and file, 13 w O4 `men, and 16 children. 'total lost, 196.---Names of Officers lost;--Lieutenant - Davenport, Lieut. Assistad Surgeon. Scott, also Scutt, hiz wife. ( • Total embarked, 283 tnan,, i nc l u ding conunhoioned °dicers, and 3 ism' of the 35th Re giment, two at .whom were saved-7 Ot~iCet'e, 111^ Assistant Surgeon, •I 4 worsen, and 1/. Children." • The following paracuiars of - corps safely (ven!. barked Ste.. may relieve some anxioos friewls " netael•men!s of the 82(1, IGth, 35t6, 62d rc" . 'ginientg, were disensharked yesterday mornittg, At Mankstown, marched into tiii9 city in the cour) 11 of the day, and are to proceed to Kinsate. Detachments of the 2d Uarrison Battalion wete di , embarked this . morning: ut Monkstowo.- 013 ',their :trrival in town they were billeted on the in• habitants, arse are tolnurch to Fermoy to morrowb' The itip6t of'the . 4}st regiment will also be tii" embarked to-ddy. The 2d battalion of the 30th regiment s.vera disembarked at MookstoWn on Ttiesday, an" • marched into this city under the conmvand ut jot tioward r the left' wind; proCeeded from this city .yesterday morning for Alatiow„on their roam. for Buttevatit, where they are 'to iemain tUL fur" titer orders: " The right wing marched this mornitig for 0 41 same - tlestination."—(Sanie Atper.) A Dwelt Mail arrived 6;4 morning, owl brouglt intelligenc e of ccinsiderable intecest "*IhtI"ELS, 14 N • 29.—The . a s I titctl Troops coin' I )(l ' 3 ini thc, right tthg of the Army of Occtipatioa , I bare now all taken up their positions in the gal -1 risons and cantonments which hare been assigned them by the Mike of Wellington, The' &ism' and Dolisli troops form a line which extends to 1 the French fortresses 'in Artois. The Hanove- HMIS have concentrated theniselees about Catul4 and that part - of the Schelde. The Russians bate • extended themselves furth er i nto t h e F renc h terri tory. Their left wing leans upon Clitirlemout, the mast advanced troops of the centre exICtI•PI 1° - the frontiers- of the district of -Lam), and their right ..wing l eans two ! ' Manenge. b Behind an . these positions are the buglish ea erlielion, s ad ii entered, their positions Irmo Valenciennes to th. Somme. Aii the fortie4seto in this Mir WIN very . numerolis garrisons. -PAM troops,. compowirtg