The Sun. — London, England, 1816-08-10 00:00:00

. , • ik.tettivrat—l Franco, t thootti, t ‘Vnti.cfm.,l. Dut —2 Mtn. (int t twiLargil. ,~ • • ' Pig( S rO(,K% • T ' ll)* OAV.AT fiNFANK o . thMtl4% ^ !ante Stock, I 114ot. 3.lGths per tear. 1i00dg,„.....5b.,95. pr. 3 per tent. C00*........ ExCti.Bilic, • Pr. 4 per Cents. Coos. for Account,......62tif per Ct. N. Ann......93k - ' COURSE OF EXCIIANtiE, kninAv, AUOUST 9. Anistertlaol Ditto,' at Sibltt, .. - • Artiste raant ' Ditto, at Sigl:t Itotterdam 1 8 2 Us. Antwerp.. . Ilanib.urgh Aitonit Paris, 3 Days sigh' Ditto butirdeaux, ditto • 2B' 0 Frankfort on the Main . . 150 Er.llloney Madrid Cadiz Seville liilhoa B4l liihreitar Leghorn (4 eiott... 431 ----Vullice l'tlalla 47 -1\:11,1 3 8 .1 • . •, Palermo Lisbtni bri Oporto ' 653 Rio Janeiro Dublin ...... 15i-C0rk..... 151 pt.t . Uent. , .. Algio Of the Rani; on Holland. • • • 2 Portugal Gold, in Coin L. 3 19 0 per Oz. Foreign Gold . , ill liars... - a 19 n few Doubloons New Doll ars Silver, in Bars, Standard 0 0 0 11101 IVATEIt AT LONDON BitIDGE To-Nxmutow. ?Turning, b 9 minutes after .3. I Evening, 44 raintttes after 4. THE SUN. OOLSM 4.11118 9legka. PAIAL'M At/Iit:ATI LONDON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10. 1816. The Paris Papers to the Bth are possessed of very little interest. Whet they do contain we Lave traoilatej, as usual. Our Patriots are truly the most inconsistent persons in the world. They vociferate against the present scale of our Expenditure anti Military tstablishmenti, and yet they not only insist on our Waging war with all the African POweis (which cannot be done with small means or at little cost), but they would engage in hostilities against i'orttigal for not abolishing the Slave Trade ; and t‘l•day the Organ of the Party exi, ims bitterly about th esnp i neness o f ourMinistry fo Hot entering I A at once upon the vast enterprize of clelivering the 'whole Cominent of South America from the Spanish yoke I They dislike Peace with War titahlishinents, and by way of carrying the joke as far as it will go, they recommend Wit with a Peace Establishment ! , • TIIF; PRINCESS OF WALES. They wrists from Constantinople that the Prin. testi of WALns, Rite,: a stay of ten days at Pera and Bujulidere, re-embarked on the 17th of June. hinceis having received, on the 18th, front the Muhullo (Keeper of the Seals) , fltl the it eis-etTendy, some precious presents, such tip; Rim s tvls and Indian stulis , , aromatics, with a thagniticent diamond pin, altogether estimated at 45,000 piasters, set sail lor liroussa, ancient ca pital rat the Ottoman Empire in Asia, and thence she will g o to Jerusalem and Egypt. During her Stay at Pera, she never put foot:in Constantinople.' • Several Genoesetave. for some timepAst been t. 'er ysuccessctil in travelling over the greatest part gurope, and levying contrihntions as Monks 4 f the Hospitals of Mont St. Bernurd '-an,d St. eintlntrd—stating, that through the events of the late war, their . Hospitals were so much impo verished, that they could no longer spew their Iroute4l hospitality to'strangers and travellers. In th eir journey through' England, most of the foreign houses of commerce very readily sub " ri brd, as well as Several of the London Hankers. .. rh eY had all u4ent in London, to lyitOrn they l 'ailstnitted the sums collected, who purchased Il ierchantlisc to he shipped to Genoa. Suspicion b iving at length arisen, the Superior of the llos. P; 4 111 was addressed on the subject-, when the int..' Postur e w as detected, and information given that kthe liospitafs were extrumely:rith, andthat no 4lt t had been authorized by them to gather b,cripti • ons. I The Duke Al NVFLLINGTON leaves town on 'Toes • tiv ' ' I,.,:,pnlorning for Paris. : 41 ` l e public filods in this country, .being eonFi ;„-,e21 i ll Retierat as a pretty correct' test of the --- s ,, of Dolific„i re b s tior t s, we thi n k it the mare veservitc. , ii Unties tlint Americo) stock hits advan. ctrl ( "Iving the last Week about 4 per eedt• This the ""ce, coupled to the additional one, that si i, l e "le 41 Anitileith prodtite is dull, may be con -Arica 46 filvottrable h) the continuance of pcade, . A.f.s.le (:;,kiiton is arrived in a British pout Ivoin 1 6 "/ „ er ica, and brings letters trinn thence Co the A "I Ult• Nothino 'of interest bud occured in ,tuerica at the ahtnive t l ' ll ' The subscript ion for . tilk liew bank was nelriv full. I) olle e o ll b ikve_ learned n , ltl; riNtet (says a :A , Toris , i . ng ' „ „, Y a letter iron) Palermo, tilt: sildtki ) (ka l i, i ll f „" "ite m of the British (;'overoinctit, employi'd ~ 'ie puyntent of f.tir troops in Sicily : he Was a aut itattistt vi the !wait respectablecoutiexiutit. AUG. 9.—Arrived the Santes, foss, front the Downs, for New Providence. PLYMOUTH, AUG. S.—Arrived the Mayflower, CuLtocti, from London, for Newfoundland. FALMOUTH, AUG. 7.—Arrived the Prissy', BRIGGS, from London, from Madeira and Ant iglu. Hut& Auo. 7.—Arrived the Brother, Bauer., from Greenland, 4 fish, 120 butts ; the Venerable, BENNETT, with I I fish, 110 tons ; sailed front Shetland, a few days before the Brothers, Bauca, and may be expected here every title. Left at Shetland the following ships belonging to this port, viz. Mary and Elizabeth, 22 fish Elizabeth, 3; Symmetry, 3; North Briton, 8; Mary, FRANCES, 8. WitrritY, B.—Arrived in the Roads yes terd►ay the William and Ann, STENIRNI, from Greenland, with thee fill► ; GO tOIIS. GRAVESEND, AUG. 9.—Atrived the Amity, MUNRo, from St.lielena; Krum Jamaica; Harvey, RanmAN; lebm Trinidad ; and the Charles Fleming', from nog:Wore. Spain, as appears by the following article, Lai determined to fit ont• a small squadron against the pirates :.-- " MADRID, JUNE :25. —Notwithstanding the distressed state of our finances, his. Majesty has ordered a small fleet to be armed, for sustaining the hon Our and insuring the safety of the Spanish flag against the barbarians of Africa, whose auda city is Aiuily increasing. —The castle of Ceuta is to be reinforced, and to receive the supplies,rof ammunition, &c. necessary to place it out of risk from any event. it is thought, howeVer, t hat the place cannot present much resistance, should the MoOrs venture on an attack." The QuEEN and Prinee.s ELIZkBETH partook of a repast with the Duke and Duchess of Gt.ou• CesTea yesterday, and at half-past two, accompa nied by Abe Duchess of GLOUCESTER, they pro ceeded to Camelford4louse, on a visit to the Princess CHARLOTTE, where they remained about three-quarters of how. Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of CUMBER LAND returned, to London, front the Priory, near Statimore, , the sent of the Marquis of ABEttcoRN, Where they had, hien on is visit for a few days. HeTitseTATloN.—lt was certainly through mis take that we yesterday adopt e d hastily the state.' meat contained. in a Paris letter received in th e city, that the British - Government had guaranteed • the payment of the. French contributions to the Allied Powers. Great Britain only ceded a certain priority of payment to her Allies ; so that if a de ficiency should , ensue, we should probably be the greatest losers. Subsequent information, how ever, induces us to believe that the contributions are paid with act,nracy.—( Times.) Letters received yesterday from Holland state, that a conspiracy has been discovered amongst the police officers in that country, which had insiew inVolse persons in guilt fnr the sake of the ie. ward, similar to that in which Vaughan and others have been implicated. One of the officers has been found guilty , anti sentenced to 100 lashes, with it rope uniind his neck, An be branded on the back, and finally to serve at hard labour for 7 years, We have ;already mentioned a conspiracy which wa., detected Some time since at Troyes, in Cham pagne. The principal chief, LEPEYCIEIt, was tte• cured and Ott irons. The development of this affair is said to implicate so many indMilnals, that the alarm became general ; and One of the most ardent of tl:e conspirators, and the first of the in formers, in returning, home in the evening, received: above twenty wounds with a knife, and was left for dead. We learn from St. Petersburg'', that about the middle of July a new Exchange f or merc h ants was to he 'open e d in that capital. Its foundation was laid in 1805,. and it is said to he a very tine It is' considered as absolutely certain, says a Private Letter from Paris, 'that the House of De puties will assemble without any change what 7 crer. The Icing has in this question decided in favour ot' the Minot ity of the Ministry. THE GREAT MoarAa.---The m ot t ar now placing on the pariple in St. James's Park) was brought to Ettgland in the Revenge, 74, in 1811. front the siege of Cadiz, in 1810. The mortar weighs four tons, three linndred weight ; 43 de4recs elevation. It is mounted on a bed of gun metal, and the pe destal, whiCb is of cast iron, gives a long account of it. Another n?.eeting of the credito rs . of Messrs. ANDPRSON, PerMoy, was held on the Lth inst,, btu', after 4tlong diseitision, it adjourned without - coining to any conclusion. Messrs. ANDIttISON offered security to pay IN. in the polniti it) twelre declaring, tilLit it was the NU extent to which they were able to go, hut the creditors wriiild'Uot consent to less than 15s. in the pound. The trial of several Luddites rakes place at the A.;.siies at Leicester, which begin this day ; and the Recorder of that town ) , front (we trust) a groundless apprehension of disturbance, has ap . piled to Bow -street for the assistance o f severa l officers to keep the peace, who have been sent accordingly. •. i.. 4, . • • .. • LINES D'Esrat ri - importhqr Lor.: Et.noN u•.7,c• serin.4 of TUI Los Ituun. A Witting, Thippant, if nut rude, thinivs Et.noN welts the Langiirlnte: Becange his siseedlies, deep - and strung, , Too weighty for the ratgar throng, Prove that his somul, reflecting, mind, h always anxious Truth to and And hence, itapell'd by pions awe, That Justice may unite with Law-, Resolves, With conscientitilts pride, On full convieti,un to decide. 'Tis said truth at is beard in jest•••-• Weil-Het the fact then he contest— Et.nos, with equity Explores, indeed, the Long Intent to trace, with ail his might, The Longitude of 11 rop4 and /4.; EPITATiI 1.3 n 17:1,14e Miral4-yard 'rear Seuert-Ord.r. " fine lies the. Wife vfl'Hom.vs.Hi WEN,- " She bure a child, and thatlilled her." TUE TIIE:VIRE:Si iIiTMMIKET..--Tlie Comedy of ITho lams a Gui ne a > was represeawd. last night for the first time this season, ill a style which gave the fullest effect to . the conceptions of the author. Mr. Talley personated Air. Torrent io the mo=t skilful 111 , 1111ter. Mr. MKGGETT WHO On excellent noford. Mr. Jollnt, in Sir Lnr , y Mac..l-lurragh, was most faithful and animated. Mr•. FAWCETT imparted due spirit to Solomon Gandy ; and Mr. TOKP.LI*, in . .4adreie Bang, the cunning and drunken yi,rk shiremmi, very frequently reminded us of Emit?. jonathan Oldskirt and Henry were well played by., WATK NSONT and Mr.IIAaNARD and Mrii. DAVENPORT in the Old Housekeeper, and Milrir Tat Lott in Fanny, by the abilities with which they supported their respe c t ire pat ts, rendered the whOle a complete tend Oterilent performance.— Tbe,bustling Farce of “ - Darkness Visible" sue eceded,, and, with Jokes, Tot(ELv, RussuLt., and But eta, gave full satisfaction to a numerous au dience, THE ENGLISH OPERA. --Impartial in their en couragement to native talent and national Thea tres, dirk . Royal Highnesses the DUlte and Duchess of GLoticasTEtt last night visited the Opera, wheiv The- Siege of Delgrade and the Maid and the Magpie crc petformett. At the conclnsion• of the Play, as well as at the entrance of the Royal Pair, '' God sarc the King" was sung by the vocal strength of the company, anti loudly atomised by.thc whole of the auditory. 'lite ful /owing additional verse, written by Mr. ARc.'tiLD, was gicatly applauded Long may'lbe Pop's! Line, Proud Star 01.136 mi-wick shine While thus. we sing, .T o y may thy Daughter share, Blest by a Nation's pray s r, Blest be the Royal Pdi r God sat•t the Kit.; Illotir pieces were excellently performed, and seemed highly' to please the tints It mis 3nuotincvd that Alr. INCLLooN, who has_ returned to town, was engaged C,r a few nig'l)l3 at this Thenfre, previous to his fplitting the coun i try tor America, aril that. he would make Ws first appearance cart Tuesday next, in the character of Artaces, in the Opera of 4rtaxerxes. The Morning Paper . from which the yesterday copied the account of the fracas at the Lyceum has this morning the fidlowing, which we also in : sert on the principle nt " Hear both Sides " SlR,—Arare of your strict impartiality, solicit, fOr the first time, a place in your Paper, to offer a few observations on the extraordinary statement respecting an occurrence at the English Opera on Thursday evening. It appears from this account Oat a " young Gentlentan's "" daring to vociferate his dissent (congenial to the privilegcd cnistorns of dramatic visitors) from a translated French piece, stimulated the marked displeasure of a Nlr. B'AIITLiY, who, h his double capaeity," with the tenacity which is usually confined alone td` superior talent, took to himself outragenua brage, evinced by indiscreetly pointing at the indi vidual (so heinously sinning and offending) froth the stage. This action naturally enough excited. a demand for an apology, which led to an indig nant refusal, and burst of, eloquence, shrouding the ftitteltf CICRRO, and leaving DENOiTHENP3in the dark. Ti conclusion doubtless deserved an excuse. " Further titan this no roan coo go; fit then than this no mai ) - Ought to ; further titan this I fhyr Myself I) will not Mr. limercitv, po non go. tiather than he can go is as clear . n$ Ettetid, But declamation, tho u gh sometimes sapientless, is very pretty and sounding, - " I shHll enticittde by Aserving, that detesting imlivithial detraction and cottordly insult., I Nod'. Jy despise overbearing aismaption and empty coil- F.l•trience. The Stage, ilipported by tile ?oldie, its patrons are entitled ft 3 - matter' of right to ex press their opininn of its performances, and I trust they Will ever contirtne to do aa, unatved by dictatorial speeches or bOtnbastie brrtvadoes. '' I remain yritir's most tespeettoily,, 011)0W:401.AI OF THE DKAMA." s _ A melatitholy accident took place at the }Mulch of the Royal Sovereign yacht on Thiftsdity :—.- Abont 16 or 17 persons hail placed themselves nit some planks, insecurely connected with a vessel in the iloekovhieh, on the inuttersion of the Royal Sovereign, gave way, owing to the agitation of WiitUr; the vessel connected with the scaf fold being thus rolled about in its tarn by the r Mr. CONWAY (loins a NfOrning raper) kit to wn „ swell, th e : unfortunate spectator s f e ll in onemass, l a st n i g ht f or the C:ontilent, wnere ne will rentAin .with the seatrolding, into the water; I i %vete taken until the winter, %vial) 'lle proposes on out • alive, some of whom weee much bruised ; to make it too of so me of th e one boy Wili take n oat kplitivjha t i : the te st had titres; and we trust that another le,ticro 'tern n t not been footiti at a late hour Pht night. elapse withmit restOritlg Mill to 1114" 1.0100 1) It r estertlay Mair.to n , it brewer's dray- btiattis. mitt!, who happened to he c ding o ff one Of the The Manners of the Theiitre Inive been shafts of his iii In going (I netively employed in vng, ig in g p tmuth Ming,wni thrown n by sor tie crice it, when ply the pi t . :!e of those echo do not rt.j erformer oin the com mie of passed OVcr hi s hotly, mid 1 patsy next'seeSiM. Among thton are Miss .1 1 a - ;`le s killed hint 611 the .yout. tln eminelit vocalist ; Mrs, ,‘l.filhuon, !lay- SoDoe N DEAtti ----Yesterday morning Mt .. .1011N wont!, Illokes 11r. n , "r, Nit'• Beilfurd, And tznEt, T. 14110.10 rd tits; Crab Tree pittilie-lionse' 11. Kernble, son of Mr. Ketnlile. in Fulham-fields, tvas 1:oonl tivad in his bed. Ile - 'Air. KLNlnt.Fl's eiw , tt;cineilt - at the Norwich . wert to bJII iii, perr k erl tietiith the preceding night, 'theatre will ermrintstiN! trust I.lrt f;. ac' at half-ritst eleven o'clvck, appearance will b e the of C. 44., TUE .1n.11': .~ bertAnfenh fl - ont the (.:d battalion of tl,e 731 hart beeit ordered frotn Noiringlom to Waiver- The 7811, re,;ititeitt, nun,. in India i ie nintimt• ed as having !fern ordered 10 return to England. The nun-cotnntissicined thlicers mid men of the regiment, on being, diMandcd, were :raiisferred to the atli battalen _of the GO t i a regi ment.. • • • 1; 1 ;itit• troops' of linyal horee Guards' . (131ne) re main tit ‘l'indsor; ( o at Reading, ellti Otte itt The Dpolsof all the regiments in 11)(114' are orderea 11- ( Mi fife Lle‘ of IVig,lit to Chelmsford those of the 170, (Stull , left the islangt on 310ndav; and are oil 0)61- route 110 W froni Portsnionth to Cheliniford. Part' of the Depot of the 14th Foot marched. into Deptford List week, for the Purpose of pro-. cLeding to the 2d battalion, now stationed at A large reinforrement i 3 expected shortly to , eirthat k at Gravesend for the Cape ot . Good Hope, to join the 72d tiltrt!. The 10:3(1 and 10-iih legion:tits xre intended to be reduced. The number of (omits raked by the Staff • k thron i eiont Great falls short of what:, rni;lit have been expteted. 1):_::;,-; or . 6,..iitENC!E• The Dike 01 . CLARKNOT: has !seen alarmingly HI for the 1 sst two or three day.; with a violent complaint in the stomach, accompanied with in flammation. On Wednesday evening the sv(u•s toms were of that dangerotts ILltittc theft the skims in attendanCe W:ts ;whited to send expresses: to the Qaeen and to the Prince ne ; ._:e n t tit_l;ti, I t 1011. The. Prince rind the Unite of Cambridge immediately set all for :Bushey, and the Dike re mained with his brother all night, In the morn ing, as the Queen was on the point of set tieg our to see bins, a second express( brought word that he was, better. - Indeed Isis Roy 2 l,l4ighness was . Set, much better yeSterday that the Prince anti left hitt), and come to town to Gioncester House, to ' communicke the infmniation or his rerovery to the Duke and Duchess of Gluuttcestt'r, with whom likewise were the Queen awl the Prinres , ;" Elizabeth on a morning, visit. , Afteht'ards !tort' ' Majesty * a'nd het two rtonghters' went to Gtnit. 4 l• ford [louse to see the Princess Charlinte,.ind mained there about threr-tinatterß of . an In the evening the Prince itegeot dined at,C,,in;e! - , • ford 1 - lonse, with ' Prince Leopold and a flatly of k Gentlemen, inchulings utnong toiltcy;, the Dokct of Ctnnbridge, the. Austrian Amba ' ssa;loe; bon!' Castlereagh, Mr. Canning, :toil CiAt::t Mut:Ste'', roucirrs There has jiist appeared in the Newsp,-r i ver fir (hp. Rhine, t!leitur from Foy ca to th,e D to t..t.vG•ros. written intv:ll in the ;Awe :pi; it I,i, !anein, Itelinttq. ile li" the ion!aeizy to'Hk of hia having bottomed his life, &e, : he the abstodity - of admitting' the princ!iplet, timatry : there are it {e‘ words of Mike or Orleani„ 1") „ a the i.v,o,e it woat tends firebrand. lie prays God that the doctrine 'at legitimacy may 1101 ealite tmc:7!t bl(Mddled in Fr:lnce as the doctrioe o equality tbe Police has seized the paper wherever it etodd e —This docoment, we ate informed, eontaini it, itistikeation of fottr . prominent poi n ts : t h e the return of bis,Majeity r the FonehCs op pointment to, and fl el:vitt:lute 61, the administra tion of th e Police ; the :,3tl, the V - ing's Ordiaance of 24111 :of July ; the 4th, Bouclid's' embassy tti Deesden, This State Paper will not he rtittl'n'ith- otit'intereSt._ The Doke of Otranto briasts of the approbation of the tinting the whole of his coridnct since the month of June; and declares, that searpely one of his actions but was honoured With., his previons cotteartence.-- Th e style throu:hont'is that of discontent and arrogance—" To a Villa tar inexperiencett,. 'man," says he, `` the Ministry of the Police (at the restora . tion) knight hate been an object of atit bition , for time who knew the perils that enti. toned it, all the patriotism I have so tintg felt for my country was requisite to induce nw,,to necept:;; it. I knew 1 Wai preeißitatittg Myself lit theraNyti, but,, after haring honoured my tip, I icaS to illustrate my death." pArericr LARs ()I , ‘ 'l*lll7 Aqt..‘k:StN ()E , LYELL, P rIIE AT.M.VI)I3II). The death of Mr. Lvat.t. (not ,L4/0, Cady spelled) at Madrid, as we, yestet't h stated, is Ctilly i:ontirmed !iv official accomitsfront .tit • VAUGHAS hliVoy at the s ,ipanisli , COvertintent at hotne,• atitVaho by letters (runt ati Enp,lish Gentleman - at Madrid to Mt;,. VI. 4, it a peals, was in ti,e daily habit at p itt the. ;tetiro from felt o'clock in the niorttint; titrtA cr. o'clock in the afternoon, at Wltieli Loot. lie ;ret,e... rally tliited in company with a countryman„ with whom ht had contracted tin intimacy. On the 2lst of July, •MY....LYELL' railed to tetura to dinner et the usual !tont', acid his friend %vatted iii yarn coming home thiriit4 the tehole of tb:a il;glJt. Next he COffmthilieatvir thy ifb: , :!oc c ~t " Mr. L. to ,Air. VAcanA:Ci, 'who eanteti intinitii to be ovule tot -Mar; hit the'crltuse of the itioniry it iran,!coril that fin !wind milr;leretl in the Retiro h&j - vett taken at 4 the Hospital to ht ti tied : tit 003 'Ogee reeogniSol by his ft !cod, who, on ex , oniolog - the. 1)otly, foUtnt on it seven tlittinet stabs, given by ionle Itiangstlar itistottmenti. gitelt IN a bayonet 01' at tuck, is generally eorriegi in a tmou or stick. Out applicatbot of Mr. VA he ..`3.fat- , -nish Government initle every enflea throngli the weins pit 1 3 oliee, to fiAt',!.th e as . salsins. and Alit of the intirtler, bot, t ry l'arits is yt:t linrswn i it eireet: tlr. hart 13:111 'Sparliiii mo n ey , t o are amount of abatit Z3Ci!, which he bad reeeivt,l front Mr. t (lay itrevinnt, Ile ki.'MN x man or 4111 , 111,1 f 117:lainict die lit 1 0.•44 forifivrly the !Wilily ',it'd CA.Ttie:,k ,i n N I le'l;:::l;:edr.:tilloyabt'"2";".ye