The Sun. — London, England, 1816-06-29 00:00:00

~~: ,hY 1 ?ERIAIa p RLIAM E NT. HOUSE OF LORD, FRIDAY, JUNE 2§. the cause of 'Whillas v. Lorimer heard. In 'Coielo ,, rit v. ilolgt,'jiidgnient ot the 'Court .be low revers Cause of Majendie v. Caruthers affirmed to the point of leittitnacyi • . remitted As to the rest. . • . REGENTig CANAL. The third reading of the Regent's Canal 111.11 being moved, Earl STANTIOPE Stated, that he was friendly to : this project—that it was his interest to be sof, a; Ike bad (We think he said) 5.0001. embarked fait. - He illy insisted that a prudent and propei:plan of management show() be followed. If this- was done, they could not ruin him, but they thight ruin themselves. 'Adverting ti) the •apeech of the Lord Chancellor the other agfft an the sub. ject of the law as to Canal. Companies, be characterized it as an admirable, exquisite, and principal speech ; and then repeater{ part of that speech as to the plan and estimate required to be laid before Parliament. Unless such companies kept within their plans and estimates, they might dig ditches, and iere theta (ion of stagnant .water. •i : on the prof , erty of ndividuals, wit hoot .doing any • good, or being . able to carry their,.plan into vac .ention. "This 'Crianliany inight its t hut trianner dig the.prpperty of. it Noble Marquis (Caindn),: who. was,very,toveh interested ' in this But the . wile Learned Lord on the WdOIVICk had pointed' 'hoW , c to be dealt with ; and had 'Stated, that unless they could show upon their oaths, when called, upon - , that they bad sufficient funds to complete the work • front Paddington te Liamhouse, the Noble Mar quis, ()rimy other proprietor in the lint of their operations, might have an injunction againt them, and prevent their making, these stagnant ditehes. The NObte Earl, after some further oh -.:servations flu their proceetiin, repeated that he wished well to the work ; b , it if they began their toolish,and expensive operations, be would coo '.suit %kith the big wigs, and bring them into the Court of Chancery. Alter a few words from the Marquis Camden, Lord Sheffield, and the Earl' of Oartoh, the ''was read a third time. Lori STANHOPS then propmed an amendment Jelartve to locks, which he conceived to be for the advantage of the undertaking. That amend ment was negatived. Ills Lordship said that he had at any rate no objection to the passing of the Bill, as he had it in his power to get the work ,stopped by the Conti of Chancery, unless the Ma nagers proceeded in a proper manner. • The Bill was then pa►sed. WEST INDIA RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION. The Archbishop of solicited the indulgence of the House fora few moments, While he a d verted to '..tare part of the statement of a -Noble Baron (Holland) on the subject of the dif ,fasiou of religious instruction among the black population of the West holian Islands. The whole subject had been treated by the Noble ria ron with his usual cfoqueuce and ability, and he had ascribed to the matter of religions instruction that importanoe which it deserved: but the Noble - Baron bed said, that the diffusloo.of religions in truction among the black popolatkon had been neglected by the church of England, or at least, that the church of England had not alone every thing in furtherance of that object which it might leave dote, and which the public had a tight to .eipeet from it. As far, however, as his infor mation extended, the charge of the Noble Baron against the 'church of England,was not correct.— The Matter hail been generally understood as {,tiling within the.jurisdietion.of the Bishop of London. It had at one time been subjected to the intihtliction of a particular Bishop of Lon don.; hut that authMaiy had ceased with the life of that pin -Ocular Bishop ; and since that limo: the West holies had not belonged to the joritolie, lion at 'any' partiettlar see. The object of com-. municathir religions instruc:ion to . the black po bulation " o f s the ‘Vest Indies had not, however, een neglected. The only fund they bad for send ing ant Missionaries to the West Indies was that *Web was left by the will of MC, Boyle, or Boyd; and they, had kept a Missionaryat Berbadoes► ar.. other at Antigua, awl a third st Nevis. The Bars. tiadoes Mi.‘suary was dead, and they bail only rwo.unt et present. The stipend allowed for cacti 3001: Rot from .the manner in Which the :Missionaries had been received, or, ;time other causes," they had found very considerable difficulty ift !twitting fit persons for that,duty. The fund at • present amounted to 2,0001. a-year. The ehtqcli l a id not ueglected this part of its duty,' and WoOld certainly give it all proper attention. `Lord UOLLAND disclaimed all intention of cast ing aay imputation of neglect upon the Clergy of tbe Church of England as a body, or any par tieular member of that body. He himself had htlown some eminent men Bishops of London, who had paid great attention to the religious in stifuetion of the black populatiou of the West In dies,: cmiecially Bishop Porteous. The way. in wVell tie had Introduced that etthject was this— he had been pointing out the importance of har ing rengions instruction communicated to the -Negroes in the shape or form in which the Chris fiat) religion was professed by the master; and no that account he thought that the Church of Boglaml MissiOnaries could do most go o d. He had stated Ids opinioo that neither .the Le-, gislature nor the Chureb hail done all in this point of view which might have been done— catainly not meaning to cast any particular im putation on the church. He was happy. that the learned and venerable Lord had communicated to the House the circumstances which had been stated ; anti he Ivo glad that the fund was in a scot ‘vhich wonhi enable the church to do a great deal of good in : the important particular aF cow mlinicathtg religiOnt inStrtictio» to the negroes in the West Indies in the form • best calculated - to render it highly - beneficial. He again disclaimed tin• hitt:ll6oo of imputing any particular blame to the body or arty indiqitittal of the church of ,Eng land clergy. .• . 509,0001. when ihey had not *:yert 'my Oitontit of 180,000 i. ;already spent; an 71 also tbaltwpsilil be:highly improper to proceed in a nicr.csure so dctsitnental to the whale fisheries,., without 'con sidering the eS.icletice more attentively. . . The 'Earl of Lituatttctt th:oight die ! evidence :bad be sittliCiently consideied already, and pressed the third reading to-morrow. , is The Earl at LAUDgRDAIE Said) thist if !be Bill tbould be read a third titne, he tilionld.inove for . the insertion ohs clause, preventing the Company from raising their prices above the rare of u cer tain schedule to be inserted in the Bill. Atter a tew %TOMS from Lord IlAnnownv, Lord Listeettg consented to postpone the 3d reading "till Monday. . . - -LEES PATENT FOR WORKING FLAX. On the Report, being' brought up, the Earl Of LAUDER DALE objected to the Bill on public grounds, because it. was virtually an infraction 'of the act of George I. the Patentee beng released from the obligation of giving a public specih cation, apd because the evidence sheaved that the invention was not In useful as the common method of working flax. Lord REUESDA LE htated, that the specification was only to be withheld a limited time, and tend evidence in proof of the utility of the invemion. Earl STANHOPE then moved,, if we heard right, that the Rill lie read this Jay week, - Ou the 1-louse dividing, the num bers 'Were— • (intents, 4.1 Non-contents, 4 The Lora Chancellor being ahiong thoSe who voted for Eurl Stonliop2s Motitin,,the Bill was lost. A Petition was ,presented. against the Irish Clerk of the Plea 4 Hill, when 1410 S11)NIOLITI - 1 explained the Mature of . the Pet's in that Court, asserting that they were. four tunes as greittit. house would allow of. By the present Bill, the Fees` wire to be in the custody of the Court till some decision ttias curie to i he coughtered 'the milisure rety necessnvy. Lord ItEDE%D.ALE opposed the Bill, as it wentto destroy vested interests; and, though it took away the feet fur the present, stated no time or mode of restor a tion. The Petition was then rejected, aiiit . the Bill went through ihe Committee.' . The Beer and :Malt Drawback, Claremont Estate, Ci imi nal Retorns, Irish Militia, Hertford Colh•ge, Loan th,trges, Small Coal, SOW) Distillery, Navy Half-laq, and Esene quvr ConsolidAtitm Bills, were read a third time, and passed. Adjonrned. . ' • ARKIvf.II-1 Waterford. 11‘/L-1 France, 1 Lisbon, 1 Got- trtibinwto, t I)ui►lin, l WAterferei. Sr. PtrEtte.-11401ay at the Bank, Pachettue4 East India, Mild Smith Sea !louses. HIGII WATER X 1 LONDON !HUME TO-MORRPW. Morning, 60 urinutvs after 6. I Evening, 15 mitithes aftxr U. GAS-MOWS. On bringing up the rC;mrt, the Earl of LAU. Drito-ILE opposed ►he Bill, on the groom? iUfa the attpftal of the company was to be austneuted with THE SUN. 1/11./1.1, VAIAUM AUMMT t LONDON, S.ITURD.IY, JUNE 29. 1816. Accounts were received by Government this morning, which state that the. Rioters of who had incurred the sentence of capital punish ment, went through the mournful ceremony of execution yesterday with a peciect submission to their fate. An immense crowd assembled On the occasion, but no disturbance took place, and, on the contrary, the multitude altogether teemed to be duly impressed with sentiments suitable to the melancholy warning of the: a,wtnl scene before them. There arc to-day no Foreign Arrivals, and those of last night furnish us with nothing to in terest our Readers. The impudent diatribe of tha Haarlem Paper, which we rebuked yesterday, has, we rejoice to see, excited very general indignation of our Con temporaiits. The Morning Post notices it with becoming reprehension ; and another Morning Paper says very justly-- 4! Britain, and Britain only, (say they, the Fo reign writers,) must deal the blow." Assuredly Britain must and will defend her own flag. In structions have already been sent out to Admiral PENRCnit, who has doubtless taken measures for the protection of our trade in the Mediterranean. But it is quite a different question, whether we shall lavish our blood and treasure for Neapolitans, Sardinians, Itotnens, Spaniards, or Portuguese . In the present state of our finances,' we cannot af- ford mere Quixotism." We yesterday copied without observation the report which appeared in a Morning Paper, of a proposed exchange of the European Dominions of the King of Portugal for Spanish Colonies in South America ; and we only recur to the subject to mark our utter disbelief of its having any foundation. Spain has no equivalent to give for the saerltite of Portugal,- even were so infamous u project to be meditated by the Cabinet of that country. The ice binlllle of all the pram sessions ill the Spanish Main would at any time be a poor inctemnity, hut at,present when the Bear must be killed before its skin can be Sold, the rumour of such un exchange it perfectly It is supposed that the PRINCR RIIOENT will prorogue the Parliament, in person, on Tuesday . . A provincial Journal, called The Bath and Chel tenham Gate . tte, is quoted in the London Morning Papers as authority for a story shout " au affray of n serious natore" at Chippenhain, so long ago tts Shnday se!rmight. This affray is represented as baying taken place between a detachment of Irish Cavalry and the Inl‘atiitortat, in comegoeuce of an old gi nage. this . sail Bath Goltie is, if our memory does out deceive us, a Jourual of t, a siti/JC Sim? ‘vith the Ili istot iiirirror,wbla recently rellectecte. tervi d ole Rtot at Trowbridge, %Oak turned out to lie a mi• rage—a coniplaqtleaepi isii% out uf the d ed organs of the Bristol EitO'r. As the disaffect . ed Newspapers iii the Country as well as in Timm, are apt to male the disturbances which they wish to destroy the public tranquillity and peace, we 'take this opportunity of Cautioning the public against giving any credit to their mischiev ous inventions, or at best, gross exaggerations of mere trifles into matters of national consequence. The Bath He printed last night, and a rc spectable paper, contains no mention of these . Wiltshire riots and affrays, which'had found their echoes OUIY i 6 the offices of the Bristol Mirror and the Chcltenitartt Gazette. . . Duita OF CLARENCE.—The answer to the in• ythies yesterday after the state of the Duke of CLARENCE'S health was, his Royal Highness is better, but he has a slight attack of the gout. Ml'. SHORIDAN.-Mr. SHERIDAN, we learn 'front enquiries this • forenoon, rem4ins iii nearly the same state as yesterday.—He is no better: these are wet'ping days fur the Comic Muse, when we record Mrs. Jonu.►N dead, and Surainkti dYing. Mly we not add too another tribute to poor Loi , c- GROVE, the remembrance of whose talents as - , a chaste and excellent Comedian, will do no discre dit to this' high asociation. DKATII OP MR. LOVEGROVP..--" WaneStiaV, At Weston, .near this city, Mr. Wm. LovEattovE, of the Theatre Royal,, Drury lane. He had been lotlig in the village some months with the hopes. of recovering from the effects of a ritptured blood vessel ; and flattered himself that he - was in a state of gradual convalescence ; when a recta voice of the toptnre caused his almost immediate di.snlotion ; by which the stage is deprived of an admirable actor, and society`a a most worthy ivan."—(Buth Herald.) BLACIOICATII PEDESTRIAN.--•BATON continues tftgo on with every confidence Of success, noel this mort!ing, shortly utter nine o'clock, he corn plcted 589 miles. The following Ducoment was yesterday posted " '1 he Undersigned Consnl-Creneral of his Si cilian 'Majesty has this day received, by means of authentic dispatches, dated Naples, the Ist June, the following information. that his Sicilian 111aie ,- ,ty has coneinded respective Treaties of Peace with the several 13inbary ftetle ,, r.ic.:. FRANCNCO SASTRES." e , Upper Sevmour-street, June d,, 181 ti. • "1 a the Sveretoey of Lloyd's." Th e D. i t c h Papers, announce oit!ive war an slic..Wa.ti,ro coast of Africa. Vesterdav the 'Duke of Gt.oucPsTEß plid his respcits to - her MAJESTY rind the Princesses ELI. ZARP.TII kind MARY, at the Queen's-palace. Yesterday at two o'clock a Cabinet Council Will held at the Foreign Office. The French An►bassa;lor had a long interview with Lord CASTLEREAGH yesterday morning at the Foreign ()nice. 1 4 1XMOUTH arrived in London yesterday. Accounts from Mexico to the 18th of March are reported ta state, thatrthe Provinces of To b*sco and Chiapa having entered into the plan of revolution, " the appearance of the affairs of the Independents in that quarter," adds the Morning Chronicle, " is extremely favourable to wards their ulterior object ; frequent sedans take pl a ce with various success, that they now be gin to feel the effects of the aid and succour ex perienced from the people of, the United States, who supply them with arms, men, and other re. quinces, by every means in their power. It was understood that the Insurgents had taken the city of •Orizava, situated near - Vera Crux." Letters have recently been received from Cap tain WALTER MRRIT9N ) of the ship Atlas, bound to. New &Halt Notes, with male coavicts, which slate their arrival at Rio Janeiro., all well,,on the 2Uth March la*t; and that they :tvere iOsail again on'the 25th April for their ulterior destlnation. 77 The convicts were all healthy, an d conducted. •. • „ . themselves well. The French Papers of the 25th instant contain an Ordinance of the KtNo, releasing pertain, prO perty from sequestration', in compliment .to the marriage of the Duke of ,littanti-e-the intent or effect of which is not very clear, as it seems to refer to property t.:iluestered for the exertions of the owners iafavour - olthe Royal cause. 'Surely no such sequestration can have been kept in' force since the KIN9'S return.' • • The ,Prince of SAXE CoRURG, attended by Sic Roa'.. GNRDINan, visited Drurplane Theatre yesterday to give his cOmmunds respecting' a box for his 1010 Consort and himself for the next season. 'file Princess Cureacorrp would have accompanied him, but her Royal Highness was prevented `by a slight cold, which, however, we . are happy to say; is likely to be of only tempo rary duratitin. Tl u Box fixed, upon for the Royal Personages, is on theliipg's site, and next to that of the Duke of BEDFORD. The Princess MARY ti sitting fora full-length likeness Of her Royal Highness to Sir T. LA W • RENCR. No moan Lova.—Cupld was found guilty of a felony 'in the month of Nay, and executed ! Of a Beim ( so celebrated we have nothing new to say but that .he tray an Oboe, and belonged to a Sugar Plantation in Jamaica • Several attempts at burglary have lardy been made in tilnewbbory.--A kw nights ago some villains endeavoured to break into tiie house of Major nownens, in Quarry Place ; as i d on Wed nesday night three m en were h eard, and defeated in their attenipt. at the house "ot' W. A :k1 E ' 'nl L Letters and papers have reached WWII iretn Washington to the 30th nit. They contain ott deplorable accounts of the commercial distretQ • of the country. Failures are daily taking piaci! ~i ~ in England ; but of the coniniercisl culbar.ri ments of this tonnttir Americans are, Aware. ,On the contrary, it is the opinion trans-Atlantic brethren, that England ted pia by the folly of America: By accounts from Detroit we learn, that 00 the: 10th of April; Colonel *James, the 13E4 nlandant, Nits arrested that territory at 1b pot of Captain M'Donnell. lle itild given N &'ilo . neralill‘Comb and Nit. iii.thesat of 2,000 dollars, to take his 'trial tit the Supt _ Court, in next Septembe,r term. • The I.o l f, brouglit for deramitiOn of character. It $OB,O 15'6 . 0py recollected that Colonel James handcuifrtl Ind imprisoned Captain 51‘Donnel4 last Bumnit'r,, O r , having becotMpa nattiraliied citizen of the unitetl,i states, and for having taken an active part in the: late war, thereby his perpetual glance ro his 'Majesty's Government-. Thp, C 6l i*: nell disappointment was so great at there Stir of his victim, that it appears be has untlertikat view, as it is supposed, of defame the chlracter of Captain iNf'D., with thS H eyes of the American people, itntsrunch as Itarillr; arensed him of the crime of murk'', fort*P at , ic h it e Capt. 51. D. brittgi his suit. It appears Colonel came ovei on au invitation to dine ant" Gqnetal Nl.Cciiith, awl, as soon as he fluidics! It an occasion. Capt. M shore, was irresil. The General Wok gr e2t gi l prejudicing hint in tlf. mortified at the occurrence h a ppening, upolt count of the Gpneral's :t—tliip.llevaassanetqfuejeilliYng.ll7iglu it 4 ► c t . h a e pt r . l N in i e ,D ric . a t t i l lo s u i g d i e 4 on appears that Coionel %fames would nut- c":„1 that the injury he reel justified the proceeding. , iny other ocessiotli;--.4 SHIP NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, jUNR 25.--At 7 ik•eci his gl".l c l t Y l ships Rosati() and Grecian from a cruise i C°ll,. Cott Castle transport from Corfu ; the IiARRISON, from Gibraltar ; and the lilt" COLL;:fIN, from Memel. Sailed his Miq' st l i . slips Berwick and Calypso to the F;astwO ir ' ° :. Ise pa~cl off; and his Majesty's ship ‘‘'ye l ' i l tile West Indies.—Winil S. B. el PLYNNLITH, 27.—:—Passed up Chan— t S% . vedish ship Anrora, bound to Stoat N. tiERN EsS • J 28.—The br4,t s 01° 15 ; Copt. JOHN SMITH, from Lityrenuy . , Of coals, hnititil to London, hazi been th:ougl.ir here full of wa t er , h av i ng b ee ,, 'ft , 014 Last Sound and on the Middle 611 " 11 " 1 * , 4,0 DEAL, JUNE 28.—Arrived, and renurin Downs, the Constatitia, Hut, front St..Putniiiio'.i last from Falmouth ; the Clorioilt fi•igare, mouth store-ship, and Calypso sloop •of ' 411 .. 1 1 from the Eastward, and' proceeded for the ltlo l- Remain in the Dorms Nlgiesty's ship 0 31 ,C! tnede, Rattlesnake and Scourge revenue.lilge n 7; tad N. THE ARMY. T d r tio . gl': l l ,' GENERAL ORDER.-111 ConSCCIIICIICC I ro e teration in the Cap Establidintetit fur the J- 11 ''' I try, his ltoytti Highness the PluiscE 1.(EGI l 0. - ' 1. ,iiii" been pleased to approve of the followhig iq, Lions, viz. A we' "On the Caps of the O ffi cers of the Line, the "--- M . devices arc to Inc placed, or inserted on the piate, nh dv " 'll. , VI Number of tic Regiment, which most not, noweec•%, in , creased in Size, in constipience or this additiotl, 1 „,„ 1 ",,,ti0. SCI iptions which regiments ore allowed to use, it ,, eo loo ',: e 0 Live of the actions in which they - hayu beet ettitv'S, 7,i ik be expressed on is narrow plate, which is to be rhi r ' e " ' sealtd Loop wider the Cockade. • 10 111 Ti.e.edlii 4'l tho Non:voist * lnissioned Officers ttnll::orie of the Line are to Le wit:twit any badge, nevicc, 0 • k l o l f 7 d i e :' : i g t ii i i.. s ' it O trii l i ii .f e t t icl r i s rs , ye N cu, ci fm n p:. c i: o . t iii it tt ni ti l :c (: ip o n pi ed , , n :/ it f:, , i4c 4 :: l . ltdi P i ' ,: !:: : : ;: r i a r t,_l 64 .,_, l . ! ° l:l l:, glide, are to wear a small it , J 11 1. :e 1 atil t ill 111- :r s si * their Caps, with the N . u ' e ' (- i-I ; 4 ' - i ' • ttio•irr of t'se itexiiii,.., 0 .ttil , awl with the Numb. .g I nfantry "HI" " 5 . of Iti tr ..). the Battalion in the a . 6 Brig O l n di TS : :turclnv last part of the Ist IblY: 1 1 ' . / 13 6 . r.. 1 infl e, Guards (ttr 1 , ater.on.rnen) marched ititti 3.1‘ racks at Sheffield. /1401%--The town of .Aberystwith offt th er Tuesday se'imight a Very °- 1 on r anehlisorder, commenting - ‘ ti t i l a lorleAs " i e f S ac h i e u r s i ! P o s n O n tl i i e ca g r o s o , ds wh o i t ie the place.. A mob haring tissembled, solo , :;%„: the , ringlelders tit( ew stones, mud, and evc:Y i :., r ,. fensive missile within their reach, it the 'l;ha nil employed on th e o c casion, his Clerk , o f sheriff's Officers ; knocked lloWn t wo or th'" o f them, ta twd would probably have deprived lire, had it not been for the resolute ;We i r: lion of PtfiliCit nVANs, ei. One of die ,::1 14 , e 1 tratee. That t4entientatt perceiving the and inefficiency of th e Constables, calle d a : 1- is party of the 55th regiment of fops the town, and after reading tire riot act, tt its having any effect . ,truer , re directions to the no., tary to 1411(1 their pieces. Otte o the most liari r: f of the rioters having thrown a large stone At Offerer commanding this party, which stroc 4 r , on the head, a solther instantly flied 9 ", (l : s his yowl) , missed the o ff ender, the ball gruz'''', ol 4. hat. Several persons hare been taken iut r , c ', e r tody; but the deperados that assailed the of the 55,it re4isticat, has hitherto eluded 11° r - 0 3 *Hers, by tmb okin e ; on bucoftl of a vessel, j ll,l the etc of Sailing,