The Sun. — London, England, 1816-06-21 00:00:00

• ' ' .; , . • ' ' ' Barbarl6es,,Wth tTro thousand slaugbteied victims, offers a frightful comment on the teXt, sod the I. ° l Proclamationsh . 1 11 1 t lown\g to w •e. we a ill ei yes. le: day, as well as the intelligence from Jarsotic , , Antigua, and Aber Islands, unfortunately prove too well that these lanli ;cal ; (weeding% have ltindled a flame which it will ; equite all the Wi— dow and power of Britain to sub 44 sdry 7' I'INCEYT. "By his Excellency Sir CHARLES BRI,BAVE,"K. C. B. Cop . tain•General and Governor in Chief, in and over the Weeds of St. Vincent, Bequia, end such oilier, eke Wands commonly called the Grenadine', as lie to Northward of carriecou, in America, Chancellor, Ordinary, and Vice- Ad , . Siiml of the same, &c. &c. acc. " C. BRISBANE.—A PROCLAVATI6N. "'t , C r hereas it will be inconsistent with the order and disci- Puine necosarylo be maintained during the existence of Martial Law, to permit any nurneruns or extraordinary as. Itetuldage of the Inhabitants of this Island at unseasonable hears, I do, therefore, hereby Cointnand and Order, that no Meeting or Meetings, other than those which shall relate to the service of the Militia and the preservation of the Pnblic Police, shall he held or attended by any person or per:ons whatsoever, in any or either of the Towns or Parishes in this Island, upon any pretence whatsoever, before the hour of Five o'clock in the morning and after the hour of Six o'clock in the evening, Under the pains and penalties, in case of dis obedience of this Proclamation, 44.4'311;01 he adjudged against the offender pr offenders by a Military Court-Martial t and t do hereby strictly command and require all his Majesty's liege subjects to be aiding and assisting in carrying this Order into execution. Given under my hand and seal at arms, at Govern mein-house in Kingstown, this 23d day of April, in the 66th Year of his Majesty's Reign, and in the Year of our Lord 1916. " By his Excellency's Command, 4,I JO`FIN P. ROSS, Lient.-Col. A.D.C. «Publisbcd in Kingstowp, this 23d day of April. 1818.. " DANIEL P. BERNARD, Acting Provost Marshal General." "s4INT VINCENT. By his Excellency Sir CIIARLES BRISBANE, K. C. B. Cap tain-General and Governor in Chief, in and over the Islands of St. Vincent, lierrria, and such other, the Islands commonly called the Grenadines, as lie to Northward of Carriacou, in America, Chancellor, Ordinary, and Vice• Admiral of the same, &c. &c. &c. "C. BRISBANE..--A PROCLAMATION. " Whereas considerable anxiety huts„ for some days Bast, ittci4ted the 'Public mind, from the unpleasant rumour which Int 7, by indirect, but authentic channels, been communicated to, the Government, of, , a spirit of insuburdination having been evinced by some evil-disposed Slaves in the neighbour ing Island o f naehadoes = and whereas there is not the least doubt but this spirit, as far as it exists, has been excited-by tome designing men, who, actuated by the most diabolical motives, would gladly involve the white and coloured inhabi tants of that, as well as other Colonies, in one undistin guished ruin, and have therefOre practised a gross delusion upon the minds of the lowest and Molt igiteWant orders of the Slave population, by pretending that the 6ritiA Government bad already interfered in their behalf, by eirreeting the colo nial authorities to cans(' the hitherto established periods of tabular-t o beasteridged, and such other changes to he 'lade in their condition, as, in time, would almost extend td a 'vital Emancipation : and whereas. from the nnifortnly good con duct of the Negro and coloured popnlatioa in this Colony, I Late ua reason to apprehend that the same delusion has been attempted to be imputed upon them, or if any such attempt has been made, that it has not been attended with success, yet, in order to relieve the mimic of that valuable part of our community ?rum any doubts which they might entertain upon the :abject, I desire to state, that his Majesty's Ouvertuneut has been at all times disposed to second the .views of the Co. Lahti Legislatures, in adopting every measure calculated to prothote the comforts and happiness of the Negro and Co loured etion, for which loirpnse many wise and salutary regalatious have been made, even beyond the most sanguine expectations of the persons inunediately affected by them and I firmly believe, that nothing now remains to be per. fotmed to render them reasonably satisfied with their reshec tiee conditions,whielt, at' the Same time that they subject them to the necessary coutroal of their masters, do not btt• chide them from the operation of those laws, which have de fined, and will ever preserve, their legal rights t beyond this they cannot expect any interference on the part of bit Ma jesty's Government ; if therefore any persons have presumed to deceive them, by encouraging expectationsleyond the ati vantages.they already enjoy, they may rest assured that such inneittet 'has not been authorized by any act of the British GoveVittnent, and if they shoUld thereby rashly anticipate anyanher change in their conditions, than that which the Culonial Legislature's may in their wisdom deem expedient to be adopted, and he guilty of any acts of insuhordin-ition, they will be fatally ileeeiveil, and incur the penalty of their ierhaes,serepitied Icy the persons who were the malignant eons* 'of their ruin. " Given tinder my band and seal at Arms, at Govern "pent-het s* in Kingstown, , his 2 , lth day of April, in the 56th year of his Majesty's Reign, and in-tba Year of our Lord 1816. "-By his Excellency's command, ' - " JOHN P. ROSS, Lieut.-Col. A.D.C. Ntilislied in Kingstown, this 24th day of April, 1816. " DANIEL P. BERNARD. Acting Proruat Marshal General." A small Turkish squadrmi has been sent to the .Archipelago to clear is of pira:es, should any infest that quarter, which, however, the Divan states Pay° be the case. , The • Austrian Field-Marshal Count Kot.t.ovv- PAM Military Commander in Bohemia, died at ,l'rague on the 5111 instant, on which day Prince I. 3 I.UCTIP.ft arrived in that city. •Letiers received at Trieste from the Levant state, that the plague has again broken out at ! Alexandria $ll4l Cairo with dreadful violence. Cio'istiatt families hale fallen victims to its )its:y.. The 4 -Irkild Puke NICHOLAS has set out (min eielliblir.gh an lads tmf`r through the Interior. He V","' ls Witepsk, Smoteneko, Mew, t'”a, &c. and will uot return in less than three ,Months. he Persist Atubasstidnr has had his audience ‘ 9 . 11 "cingliave of the l'aiipv.ror AL,k44NDE to re .to it • a. NAVAL NEWS. '1„ DEAL, ,JUNE 20 --.Arrived,, and sailed for the Rive the, peke, THOMPSO;i, from the.isle of • , France; `Prince George, BAILEY, from Jamaica ; Brisk, RixoN, from the West . Indies Success, PARRY, from, , merlon' ; , Minerva, BRADDON, from Liverpool. Caine down from the River, and sailed, the Salns,litta., for Madeira ;. Ware, PAUNDER, tor Unarleston ; Arohnsa, HALY, for the iikvaninth ; Aiuwell , HAWKINs, fat New Yiirk ; Eleanor, ELL' is,. for Gibraltar. Also sailed the Al.iry, HOWELL, for Boilibar; j .James and .11iirgaret, Mass, for Quebec.; Hercules, TuIZNBULL, for Newfoundland ;, Hele s n, Roi 7 BURGH, for Riga. Arrived the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain UNDERWOOD, from Ostend, with a mail and dispatches from the Earl 9f CLAN. CARTY ' , also several passengeroi , —Wind S, E. PORTSMOUTH. JUNE 20,—Sailed the Juliane, OGFLi'Ie, for Batavia.--Wind Westerly. t. YARMOUTH, Jim 20 The Lord Nelson schooner, of Grimsby. LINCOLN, Master, bound from Ostend to Hull, is detitioed, Hod brought into these Roads, by the Hawk revenue cutter, Lieut. JAGU. Dovtrt, JUNI 20.—Passed by the Asia, Capt. GOODWIN, Imo; JainaicA, bouud to Londoo. STEAM BOAT. COCOONS, JUNR 12.--Today about noon we enjoyed a sight equally novel and entertaining; a 'pretty laVge vessel, without a mast, ascending the Rhine, and, proceeding with astonishing rapidity, arrive before this city. All the vesseli stationed on the Rhine, in this neigbourhood, were in a Moment covered with spectators, to see the arri val of this vessel, which is a Steam Boat coming from London, and bound to Frankfort. Every body was eager to view the progress, the motion, and the organization of this master-piece of art. This vessel left Rotterdam on the 6th. The p:►s sengers affirm that it can go 25 leagues in a day. By a rough calculation the invention of Steam Engines gives the English nation a daily profit of 50,000 pounds sterling, by the saving in manual labour. , Yesterday her MAJESTY and the Princesses Au• GUSTA and ELIZABETH honoured (he Countess Dowager of !Laconic/. with a visit at two o'clock, at her house in Pooman-stinare, where a sump tuous repast was prepared tor their entertainment. They returned to the Qneen's-palace a little he tore font o'clock. In the evening her Al....scsrt had a select party. On Wednesday the Princess CHARLOTTE and Prince LROPOLU visited the Duchess of BUC.• CLEVaII. Yesterday they rode out for two or 'threw hollro, anti, on their return to Came Word.. houte, received Addr es s es of CorigrattllAtioll from Mantnonth, Birmingham., and Portisnd, The Duke of Yong was slightly indisposed yes terday ffiorning, whiCh prevented him from at tending at Lis otliee, and tonfined hint to York Honse. " Advises reacted town yesterday from LIMA to 80 late a date as the 17t11 of February, mind OitoWN, trim') Buenas Ayres, had been cruis ing that quarter; but at length bad been driven away by a superior forc e h ast il y collected for that purpose."..-We thought he bad been taken pH. boner. We have received Calcutta Jonrnals of the Month of December last. A vessel from that port to the . Isle of France, called the Sally and Mary, had been nearly seized by some of the crew, headed by a Malay man ; but the Commander fortunately overpowered the mutineers. Similar attempts, it is said, have frequently been mark on various country vessels, and Sometimes with too good success. Letters from POint-i-Petre, Gualla{nape, men+ thin that Cillurroptia has at sea a fleet IA ships with troops on hoard. The Beet was met oft St, Croix, and the Commander stated that it, was de stined to Laguira ; hut it was believed at Giuttla loupe that the troops were intended to aid the in surgents at Barhadoes and Antigua, inasmuch as the skips were at sea ut the very juncture when the insurrection at the island took place. It was knit, a also at Gutatlnlotipe, that CufttsToptia haul hero, in covesnandetice with the negroes in the several ishnds for Softie time past. • A private letter from Paris says, that, some dis nrhanees tonic place at she removal of the statues of Peace and fame from the triumphal arch on the Carousel. The "multitude exclaim ed HOW their glory was gone they little cared f4r mei. A certain number were apprehended, but were rescued by the efforts of the populace. Private letters from Paris contradict a story re lative to the Swedish ex-Minister M. LAGER.; BABIAR, who was lately said by some of our join - , pals to have withdrawn from Paris under circum stances by no means, agteeable to his feelings.— This Gentleman continues in Paris at the present Moment. For some years past he has lived Oleic without any' official situation, as a mere private individual.---Madame Battet t ►oorTE also re• mains at Paris, but is in a bad state of •health ; otherwise, probably, she would have accompanied her sister, the wile of thtiENl fiCTONAPARTS, who, with her children, left the Fr i etiell capital about a fortnight ago for Germany. Lori Myst:6's Groom, who was stabbed, as we yesterday mentioned, at Ilytle Park-corner, died in the Hospital about eleven o'clo , :k. The assassin was taken to Marlborough-street-office -, hut all that transpired was, that he had fOrmerly been a hutier to Lord MIIMETOL44, from whose service lie was discharged ; and, according to one account, he has ever since conceived the tuo,t deadly ran. emir against the groom s as the su►used cause of his dismissal. • r . 13.1i1EARY • rvutttuEu. 4,ccoutiTs.] •• • • - 1 The font:Ting i3.# Copy of a, Letter trim R. OoLAND4.B, cot4tii r General 4 Tgui.s.:--!..e " Sta,"--Since your departure,me.,have.expe deuced another. .alartn . in consequence of the i revolt of the Turkish soldiery, in the pay and service ,of this Aegency, Their tirstiobject, it appears, waa • to effect a chapge im the Governmeot—or rather to destroy it alt9gether, as it is at present esta blished ;---,with this view. they entleavottred;•to seize the Bey and his eldest son, .for the purpose of them. At the! same' time they offered to elect the Bey's brother as the Bey, or. chief person in the Government,. and :the younger eon as Genet al ,of. the Camp. It is- under stood that, this proposal was made 'merely , to obtain possession of their persons also, as the Turks bakresolved, after a few, days,. to destroy them, andlben.elect among themselves'a hey, As in Al giers, from ,their ow u body. , In this object they totally failed, the Bey's familramong themselves having agreed, and rejected .the offers made. to them.-A part ot.the Turks then put ltt execution their second plait, that of seizing the .Goletta and the Corsairs that iti.the roads ready for sea. here success completely attended their, undertaking ; and having, On the 3d instant . , attacked and en,- teretilat - night) the Goletta, they kept it till, the next day twelve o'clock ; when, after spiking the guns, and destroying some of the gunpow der, arms, &c.t&c. they precipitately threw, them selves on board live of the Government Corsairs (three schooners, a brig, and a zehec), and made all sail, as it is conceived, for some part of the Le- vant, with a fair wind for that quarter. it is said here, that had it not been for the unexpected ar rival of the Euphrates frigate, which greatly alarmed i the Turks, they would certainly, before their departure, have destroyed the Bey's 'fleet, the arsenal, and the Golerta—at least such they announced to be their intention. I hope the people on board these vessels will, on their way to the Levant, commit no act ,of piracy. " 1 have the honour to be, &c. " Rear.Athairal Sir Pen- R. ()WANDER. rose . Malta " • - - " P. S. ithssuoi-Morasi, and the Bey's two principal Pkahag , have been carried to the Levant by the mitttnutis Turks. (Signed) 0." The following is an Extract of a Letter from Mr / E. HUMPHRIES. Master of the 'ship Harmony. dated Bat CVIOII4, June • 8 By last post I wrote you to say that we were detained on a stip position that we were going to have a war with the Barbary Powers lam happy to inform you, our Consul here received a letter yesterday from the Consul at Alicat►t, informing hin►, that a ves sd had arrivel there with wheat from Oran, bringing letters and advices, that the Consul and the two vessels were liberated, the affairs all set tled, navigation safe tuul tree. 1 shall sail this e►euinS or to-morrow for SAloe:' TII E MAR K ETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, JUNE 21.---There erns not many fresh arrivals this morning, but plenty left over for the demand; Fine Wheat sold readily at Monday's prices ; Oats are doll of sale, and ra ther lower ; in Pease and Beans, and other kinds of Grain, there is no alteration. SMITIIFIELD. Just 511.—This day's Market bad a scanty supply of the ditict eat kinds of Cattle; Muiton, Lamb, Veal, and Pork, were cheaper; Beef sold at last price; and the trade in seneral was not over brisk. The sales in the Hay market were not lively; Hay, Straw, and Clover, fetched lust prices. Tbe under-mentioned prices and numbers are aft ac curate statement : To sink the Offal, per stony of 8114 neer. 4s. 04. to sci. ed. Mutton, 4s. to ss. ad. Lamb, 41, Bd. tor,. ed. Veil. 4.1.0 d. In 4%. 9d. Pork, 3s. 4i1..t0 4s. ed.. Beasts, 610. Sheep and Lambs, 7,400. Calves, 268. rigs, 840. HAY - MAtcKET.--1 - fay, 31. 10s. to 51. 10s. Straw, 11. 121. to Ciurer, 41. Os. to 61. 10S. SILVER COIN. (Circular.) Whitehall, June 17, tale. Sia,-1 am directed by tord Sioltriouth to inform you, 'third his Lordship is aware that considerable inconvenience has arksen, in many parts of the country,' from an apprehension that the defaced silver coin low in circulation will not be taken in exchange for new coinage, now preparing: he there fore directf . raff to apprize you, that the &laced ruin tor the realm will be tahen in esehange for the new caina,;re, as soon as the latter is completed; and he hopes that the Bankers and Tradt.smeu of ---- will continue to receive such defaced coin in the mean time. I am, Sit, &c. &c. • To the Worshipf u l th e M ayor of — 3. BECKETT. --. BLAIMILITRATiI PEDESTRIAN.--17th this morning" completed his 397th mile, and then retired to breakfast. • Rnxauttona CIVIL The 4th Anniversary Din ner of this extraordinary Club, of black -letter fame, took place on Monday last, at Grillon's Hotel, in Albemarle -street. Our readers are acquainted with , its origin and object ; and we have now only IQ record, that a scene of gaiety and good humour distinguished its 4th Anniversary Meeting. E a rl Spencer, the President, took the Chair as usual, surrounded by the Duke of Devonshire, Lord Gower, Lord Morpeth, Lord Althorpe, Mr. R. Wilbraham, Mr. Heber, and a long am.' illustri ous list of the lovers of old books and old wine. Att advertizement offering a reward for an amiable French dog which has been lost, con chides by stating, not as usual the nume to which it answers, but that this chat ming canine favourite. i s #, very young and quite deaf ! 1 1 1 A Letter addressed to the Editor of a Provincial puper.describin g the rollers, teeth, and machinery, and recommending an agricultural instrument call ed " a bone grinder," says, " In short, Bir, this Machine, with a one horse power will grind all your bones to pieces of the size of a nut in ten 714-- aides." Son►c young foreigner of distinction (we hope not an Englishman) bus been ordered to Wave Tours, for interfering in politico' matters. TPI4: Tll EA I Li L. • 'Ng Nvtw ENGLISU ()pen .--Last night this - was better filled that, been since its opening'i and the crowd of tathionable com pany greatly increated the effect which belongs to the simplicity dth ittty of its w !wool.. The Opera was•the Castle of eindaluiia,` and the cast of •parts exc'elleot. ' , Tins Fiver requires good acting as well. as golitrsinging, and it is in the posiessiotr theserequisites united that we think the Company strongest.' Mr 3 bottT. i d whom rve strOke• so highly yesterday, iu 'lie charm er of illphonso fully - eirofirmed.the• favourable impres sion he made as Macheath. Tu . tr good figure, an easy. manner, gentleinanly•deportment;' and very cOnsiderable talents' a.s. pertormee,• Mr. Snow!' adds. the accomplishment of a delightful voice, managed' with great,grace ttnd skill. lie was encored in, the second acct, anti on repeating his song displayed , allegree of variety and force, which left no apprehension that •he will speedily exhaust his power of pleasing the public; His brother, .141r.>1'. SHORT, Was , also completely successful in the slight part of 'Fernando. Mr. IsAacs employed his filial bass• to the utmost advantage, and gave the Wolf Song in a manner rarely equalled upon the Stage. :Ile' sues Spado convinced U 6 that we, werelight - in ranking him among the luckiest ac quisitions to the Comic department.. There is ais unobtruding dry humour about .him, Which is of 4. novel kind in the metropolis, find tells, as Do mime Sampson would say, ". prodigious." Afore resembling some of our other favourites. Mr. HanittNo's Pedrillo was broad' and rich, and laughable,. Upott Miss KALLY we can have u,, new commendation to bestow. Ales. PENSON was animated, as Caiatina and the Opera went off, as well it might, with universal applause. The following Cavalry and Infantry Barracks are about to be reduced :- Cavals*-13ridport, Dower, Romney, 1 3 / a eheara Lees, and Trowbridge. est er, Liverpool, Pendennii, Sandoun, of Wight,Berryhcad, Billericay, Malden, (Moan, Margat, Bracbourn Lees, Ipswich, Bogner, Aldwick, Aberdceu, Dundee, Ayr, Perth, and Edinbugh. On Tuesday last, a dinner was given by sttb tseription of the inhabitants of Newniaiket to the privates of the Artillery and 13t1, Dragoon Guards, quartered in that town, in commemoration of their glorious achiev ements on the 18th of June last year, On the plains of Waterloo. The Anniversary of the glorioni Victory at \Va4 terlOO Was observed Hs a high holiday at EAtter. by the Inniskilli ng Dragoons, whit regiment bore a conspicuous part in the glory achieved on that memorable day. The Cathedral and Iparochial bells r ang merr il y ; fl ags and boughs of aurel were seen waving in every direction, and at one o'clock a lout of strong beer was given to . the soldiers, their wives and children, to drink to Wellington and il'alerlo . RABA Week was shot in the neigh. hotirlmod of Enniskillen, a White :Ilogplel—Whita filaek,biuTs are frequently lOntid in the Alps, the Raven, in cold latitudes, is sometimes known to tarn white, but in . this Country, where such conse quences cannot be traced to the itilltienee of mate, it seems moat probable that the eurions anti remarkable eppearance Presented by a 111.1 . 4,,)1e coal.. pletely white, is the etfeet of great age. Thu plumage of the wings and tail sliewed evident marks of deterioration or decay, the bearding on. the feathers of these parts , being very deficient.--a circumstance which affords limber counteoanca to the conjeeture. The following is a powerful argument in favonr of. sweeping Chiumies by Machines :—" NEW-. POUT, JuNe 14.—An inquest was yesterday Licht before THOMAS SEWELL, Eeq e Coroner, on the b o d y o f a chimney-sweeper, of the name of An, gel, about 13 years of age, who, having very itn-• prudently ascended a chimney at Albany Bar racks, while a fire was in the grate, Was sp dread fully burnt as to survive but a feiv lionrs after.be ing carried to the hospital. The Jury returned a verdict of--Occidental 1)001:- A great number of holiday folks were disap— pointed, it appears, On Tuesday ltthl, who repotted. to Wimbledon with the hopeof seeing a Re'view in commemoration of the Battle of Waterloo ; event is fixed for Tuesday next, which we doubt not will realize the expectations of many ;.We al lude to the Thawing of the Lottery, Vdtieh svilE he all decided on that day, find which contain* Prizes of 20,0001. 10,0001. Ste. with only 6,0006 Tickets. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. reSpeetfolly" Bolick the patronage of the PUblie, in the present State Lottery,. th e w h o l e of which will be driolit, in .one Ddy, .next Tuesday, the 25th of this Month. The Scheme, though consisting of only 6000 Tickets, contains '23 Capitals, 'including Prizes of 20,0001. 10,0001. 30001. &c.—Tickets and Shares are on Sale at the fortunate Oakes of RICHARDSON, Gootnuctc, and Co. Cornhill and Cliaritig Cross., where haie been shared and sold in the .last six months Four Grind Capitals, amounting to 122,501 ; No. 18,64 G, and 54392. Prizes of 50,000/. and 20,0001. and 10,244, - atoi 431, Grand Golden Capitals of 23M* Guinea,* each; The happy manner in which all the grt":at Prizes were divided atnong the public in.the last Lottery, hag cteuted an unprecedented demand at Swirl'. anti Cies fortunate Offices for the Tickets of the Small Lottery of only 6000 Tickets, to be drawl% in one Day (next Tuesday). The §cheme to ,Twenty-three Capitals of 20.000/. 10.0001. 30001. &c. etc. The first drawn et ize above 50Ut. mnst receive 10,000 i. in addition, and ►nay be, e n . titled to 30,0001. [ADVERTIaIIag?JT.]--Ever ready, through tl n channel of our Paper, to give publicity to au in stitution where the real welfare of mankind is be. nefited, and the alarming state of the health of persons who have been improperly treated in a, Certain Disorder, in order that every - individa 4i may ohtaht the best advice', we are asithoristni Dr. COOPER, and the Surgeons who c0mp0,...• itr Medical Board at Chariotre.himse, Ularatrcat.::- road. to in(orm our Readers their hours of imitation are front eiffht in the morning until flStio at night,—There is a side door and itcivot t fur females.