The Sun. — London, England, 1816-12-02 00:00:00

x , ty n+ the Petition wt►ic:h they haft formerly -1 greut:o4irtsent. sinin9ncitition,was received with prndigious I fa ant sonic nf clowt exc tunic( , _ " Then we will—we wiii."l Sit far our first Reporter enables us to state. — He left the _mob in greut . agitation, and rumours Lave since re / ached us that the Meeting had broken up, but tLat severol tumultuous bodies hAd moved Off itt ditio . ent directions—the most numerous to uttrds the City. We shall stop the Pre to communicate any further' intelligence that may tr,An.pire of suf ficient interest to the publ,e. _ When Treason thus dares the Laws under the flag'of Rebellion, it is time to aeart from suffer ance and quell the infernal spirit of these Agita tors. The pretence of petitioning, that farce heretofore acted, is no longer thought ne• wavy, but anarchy hraves the Field in fits t. own strength, undiignised and untlis mayed,--14 - orday's idle swarm is inflatned by fu slops demagogues, hut w 6 repose in confidence On , the precautionary measures which have been adopted Mr the security of the nersons : and pro perties of the loyal Citizens of the Metropolis. The Spa fields effort will burst and dissolve as a soap +bubble over St. Paul's—oei her the peace of LOndon, nor the dome of the church, will be much injured: STOP VS PRESS. 'other accounts from Sp4-tiolds, state, that about 5000, venous hail assembled, and that fresh parties were every moment arriving.. Three wag wins NI of people had arrived, with labels, &c. A vast number were expected from Essex ; but Government had received full in formation,aml all possible means had been'abun daptly prepared foithe preservation orpeate, and the seizure of all who inight.attemut to disturb it: A large mob had assembled before the house Qf Mr..l3Ecttwyrn, Skiuner , street; a guns-smith, and had gottel it of all the arms it ,contained. — This mob had been previously armed. Mr. EGG, the g d isti:sittith,' of thOtrand, apprehensive of a similar attettipt,. had removed alt his arMs; - . prevent mischief. , , • Tb.ure bi ring tend'ency to riot vriong the nth in Spn.liirl~l~. rep.:rtt:d OtlC Of Mr. trien *es shot. Two o'CLocx, STltAtib.. 4 .4•About ball a Troop at HOrse Guardl'.llitve jl►st .galloped past ,our Of. flee lot% drd the City. Some more, have followed. t 'Alinost ull the ships are shut. : SOme . of the tiol► ►t ear Ribb6lis. We'are sb much occupied with our, dome3tic concerns to-day, that we shall not trespass on our Readerb with aurremarks on the foreign news briber 'tkan-tolay that the w' . ott the French Elections has beet, proposed to the Chamber of Deputies, and the outline is comprised , in our translation from the Journals to the 30th, received t - his morning. On Wednesday the Severn; 40, Captain lion. MER, returned to Portsmouth .from the Mediterranean, having been dispatched by Lord Ex+limrti . from Algiers, with the restored ran: , som money awl h laves, to Sicily and Naples. She rcft Gibraltar on the 10th October, at which pe tiod there was no ship lying there. The Minden, 74, CalitAill PATERSOI4, had sailed for India. Lord BELkoan's yacht, the Osprey, had safely arrived lit:it:lol44, from Itnglaliti: :The ,Severn brought . •dollv-s from 6;braitar,.for merchants in 4,oonnoil She is onlored to Sheerness. is„reported that ti . 1 American Commuilure I)aci made ids Appel:olo,MT intnro Algiers, but tin lug the .I)E7r fully e re v ar cd la give itiiu A warm !reception, he thongilt propor to ultniraw his, *quadron, without attempting •any 11011610 opera-' Cane, Lieutenant 'APR viz's, and the •eritAV of tit. tian JaaU, put nut a conimi,ssiou ut Gibraltar; oame,bortte in the .13evern., 'File Severn ;oft at'tiibraltar the Dutch Admiral c!Mst.i.ml, with two twenty-four's, one frigate, am!, 1 , ; also the Amerien Cotumodore c" uN pay, lit the Washington, 74 ; Java, and Consieuagion,,frigatel; two - sloops of war, 3,n►l a telitloner ; they e ;:leeted 'ld go to Messina to winter, and iv ue bawg up the blankets and Al ti 9rs c l ot h e ,. The & cer n left Algiers oo the flight of the 31st August, with 171 staves, na tives* f the Roman ,States;. given up py the Ai stripes ; and 357,090 dollars for Naples, Where -she arrived on the. 7th September. We certainly ,oppeared (says the letter of an Oificer}' to be ve,ry elcome-14 , 11101 . 3 at Naples, if may ,judge from 111 . e physiognomy of those who came otf to the The Neapolitans seemed to spew the most ttarkell and.obsegnious respect to the image of 1 - heir . Sovereign relation, the firdinand, ~'?a~c~. prat itpie, th , sigit cOVered with canvas, A rial, 1 helieve - , , not ill calculated_ to convey in teetion, hail there been any. 'Finding no likeN hood of obtaining pratique 0011111 a reasonab!e time, the Serern et . c Naples on the 19. th Sept. anti on the 14th anchored nil the Tiber, wherehil Holiness the Port. in the trite spirit of eirist 1111 charity, admitted communication with the shore, andhete the slavei, that once were, had the hap piness again to ttead their native soil. Some of these unfortunate men had been 30 years in that situation. They appeared much pleased and very grateful.for the kttention that was Shel Vii them on , their passage, and gave us several hearty cheers on quitting the ship, which our - tars . returned.---. ! Here was a scene which seldom falls to the lot of nations to witness ; and it certainly could not rail to produce rin the mind the most exquisite pleasure. An idea may be formed of the Severn's closeness in the battle of Algiers, from a shot' having gone' under water at least 11 feet, and which now lodges in her stern-pOst. Captain AYLMER had a valuable diamond ring sent off by his SICILIAN MAJESTY, 81111 had the honour of the Military Order of St. Fetdinand conferred on him at the saare , time.• • . Tim annexed Requisition has been-presented to the worthy and independent High Bailiff of West- minster : « We the undersigned inhabitant Householders of the City and Liberties of IVestamster request you to convene an early Meeting of the inhabi, taut Householders,.&c. to consider the situation of our Representative, Lord COCHRANII, and the Proceediags to be adopted thereon.o To this the following answer was-returned Hi g h Bailiff declines making any appointment on the Requisition, handed to me yesterday by Messrs. %%leucite, CLEARY * and Patte. " I om, &c. of WILLIAM TOOKE, D. H. S. " Gray's Jan, Nov. 30, 1616." We are sorry to state, that accounts were received this day, stating that a Flour•mill had been destroyed at Chippenhant lb Wiltshire : it contained a considerable quantity of Wheat. An active pursuit had been made atter aka incendia. ries, and, there were strong hopes that they would be diicovered and brought to justice. ttiieribcd to a IMister 'Of 11 . 1 e IVoittilpfol Company - ut naghtg.Card Alaker.r for the Yeai 18 it; 17. (rent 51t.1100'1.46 tnAtti% orse of :114ralists sage • Otriettre that the 'MALI it no more than a Stage; The Met then admitted, no doubt ran te.nnirt But lbw Strrgr Play of Life i4.o(inglit else but a Caine. Ti *gel luri past,.whert at Commerce folks played; TheyahmPreil And cet all to Aubet and Iter;okes they e'er incole.—nity 'we find e'en at flame; they were never au happy as when at Pope Joan Willi Cards wit build homes, at which children stares Such Od Triekstii tiolitlays drive away care; lluertrlightenctl from %earthing in History's store, The panic guyai of Goose we ne'cr play any morel In yonth, when with spirits quite buoyant and gay, Every Card is Tromp, and each month is sweet May The motuents are counted of frolic and fun, • And we neer are Content till set down at Pingt.un I Two Pm scrssits, who to Old England are dear, 1 1 Ialrinumy hare play'd at without any fear : Tho' sets of fine jewels oft pleasure imparts, Nu Diann d: they wish--their delight is in Hearts! At Beggar my Neighbour Kings lately hare seen ne . " - Knave beat out of elnors".—w bast his laurels were green, With the game in his handl, 'Battey found, to bill coif, The'ditit's gain the Honours--r►ud all his Outs luit4 But : lest you should deem my pottic game long, • With a tout I'll coucludo this leyloug-wiuded song : May Playing card Makers ne'er be in;the dumps, And the cards of this Company ever be Tr . umps ! TARTAR], ENIIGRATION. (MORE ENCOURAI3I3IENT.) The Sally, from New York, is arrived in Dublin With 40 passengers that lately went out front Ire land: they were all,tradesmen of different sorts, but could not obtain bread in the United States. The wretched state of the Irish in Aumet•ica is re ported to beggar all description. By a letter trom the Agent to Lloyd's it ap pears that a violent gale hits occurred on the•coast of Italy, which has done damage. The Arnwell, Miter), from Alexandria, and the Amelia, BRYCE, •boomid to Baltimore, were driven tin shore at horn during a . ple on the 12th ult. The Maria, WADI, from Odesse, anti the Maria, DURANT, front Havanna, with several . foreign vessels, were driven on . shore in the same place on the I.sth•and I.6th November. • The Anne Catharine, bound to ilanamrgit, was driven. nn shore in Pillau Ronda on the 13th ult.. - The American ship Electra, Captain WiLLIAM‘, jqst errised in the river Thames from Philadel phia, has brought hack about .60,000/. velise iti British manufactures, which could . not.be sold in l the (Jailed States for one half of their original TneKlNO's HEALTH. —On Saturdaythe Month. !NIA- leat o i i i i i na th A is l e i t i n , il a it r l et A t s a in t ilLe i i v • e A rl i l n o e i i; l ici a ni sh i p, fetv. th t i l;e s ly Council of Inquiry into the State of .his JasTY was held at Windsor- Castle at 12 o'clock, I since from New York, with ntpieutity of British upon which occasion her Majesty the QUEEN was I.lltailufnetni-ea. Gibraltar, dated the Ist of N • o. v attended by the Archbishop of CANTEXEuEY, this A letter from - , ember, contain§ the following particulars :-.. President ; the Duke of Motitimosa, Earl WM+ .ii The American squadron, having on !ward CHIsEA, and Lord Aariast. All She 6YO PhyliicianS .` WM. Sit ALEE, Esq. anti Column - 40re CHAUNcEv, attended to make their Report. Tficliullgtib ex- • ' lent or the' united Stat“s i appointed by the Pi eso, . . , , i cibm il d ‘s i o ners to treat for peace with the Dey of hibited yesterday is as follows ;--- ! ALGIFRS. arrived here two days ago. The sipia. " WINDSOR CASTLE, Nuv. 30.-1.14 MAJESTY , drop entiskti of the following - ships :—Washing. has enjoyed good bodily• health, and has been ge- i ton, . United States 44 - Constel 74 ; Java ! 44 • .. , , ' l lation, 36 ; Erie, 18 ; Ontario, 18 ; Peacbek, 18 ; nerally tranquil doting the last month ; but Ws S park , IV ; and Hornet, 4 guns.". MAYesn's disorder is not abated." - A paper tit yesterday contains a most shocking Recount of the , behaviour of a music-toaster lit the (vest end of the town to one of his pupils, a Iv male only nine years, of age. As no names or places are mentioned, and as thy: 'olfenCe is said to have been passed over without h,osecution, we lope, for the sake of lminaoity, that the state ment is untrue ; bind with that impression we for bear Irons inserting it. .. The coat:11..1101in of Mr. Elliott, the brewer, in Pitnlico, wits 011 Sitturday morning lossi.d broken open, and a great ,cont, as well as the glasses of r be c .arriae, stolen. This is the fifth robbery of , kind '• , lie that has hoer, committed in the same . 'neighbourhood within the last forti.ight. EXECUTION ---This morniog Thomas Rawlinson, Robert Yandelt, Henry l'em, and• John ifialren., were, pursuant to their seotences, executed, in presence of an immense crowd of, spectators, in front of the Debtors' Door,- Old Bailey. They were' conducted on the platform at eight o'clock, where they remained a short titue in prayer„ and seemed perfectly resigned to their fates. Their Wiest after being suspended till nine o'elitek, were cut down, and given to their respective friends for interinent.---Tozensend, - lveho was also -to have suffered ,this morning for fkgery, fins been respited fora week . ' . The horse of a poorearter was lately brought tirjbe Cross, at Edinburgh, to he sold for taxes, whiehlnought bUt a vary small inns. The stir-, rounding spectators, touched with compassion for the sufferer, and seeing the horse, which was settreelv worth mote than the skin, and on whose hillour his existence scented wholly to depend, voluntarily made a collection, and in a shoat time raised for him the solo of 7/. los. - By PaLiitY.—On.Friday morning last the house of j, lion , otii Esit. N 0.17. Pierpoint-row,liilioe. ton was robbed of a quinnity of phite, linen, silkss surrnet, and wearing apparel. Tlie thieved broke hi at a back window, which was force, Olitii by an iron crow.har. None of the family Was'ilisturbed, and the rubbery Was not, discover. ed•till. Ibe servants rose in !tie musician,. The' late Eclipse was Hot regitrtled whir more interest by, astronomers, than is the Scheme 4 the present Lottery h.' those who would .Wish to tioierol their fortune, and i•clipSe - their titighboots. 1f they could, by It peep at the ii.lanets, hits (Vieille what is to beemne of the 20,00 l Guirieti Prizcs. use -fancy they would he ve r y indifferent as tt ► stritre eclipses, whether: f soli or moon, for with t betu it would never be niitht. Saturday's Gazelle contains a notice from the Bank of •England, that from this diAy sennight the Bank will pay cash or new notes, at the op. Lion of the holder, for all notes of one and two pounds value that are dated. prior to the Ist of ~unary, 1812. - Wirroson, Duo. I.—On Friday the, Wirtemberg Minister .arrived at the Castle un a Visit to the QVZIN. The. Qttags and PRINCESSES went to Feagmore. The Wirtemberg Minister followed on foot, attended by General De liuDg, to vieW. the house, gardens, grounds, &c. The Patrice RE,GENT left . London for Briglitnit' on Saturday. The - QpitaN and Princesses are to at rive at the Pavilion this day. • ' Viscount &DM . GUTH had an audience of the PRI NCB 11.1tOtipr0 yesterday for a long' time. The Ditite:Of Cusibttat.a.t4b visited the PaiNca REGENT yesterday. The Dtieliiiir of CUATiIItULAND liot a restless niglit on Saturday, and was but indifferent yes terday:, Mr. CANNING arrived at Gionees!er44odge from Paris on Saturday. The itnesian Ambassador gave a grand dinner on- Saturday, at his • house in Harley-street, t 4 the PRINCE REGENT, the Grand Duke Nicitow,s, most of the Foreign Ambassadors, and a numerous party of distinction. In the evening her Lady -ship entertained a select circle of distinguished fiishionables. • King VeItDINAND kltS lately gratified the city of Civliz, by the,atlititiim of mete itetoic, its pre. - vioos jilts verfr Ifobit and very loyal. The mu. .of Cadiz 1143 accordingly, voted that Olen; 'shall Ile rtif tip at the Rotel, do N . t ef not., with the inscription ti—fliofe4 of t4c most loyal; ond nuptitopic city of Cadiz, Comfit NIONTraFLAS, Milli4tvi• from Bgviirja, itas rCceived from the limptfor At.orrtit4 a 4,44(1 snuff-box, enriched with 14litut•uils and brilliants, ttott wish his Nfojetayitt portrait ; izs vedue is efitilllateH at about 30,00 Q &wills, at the 17th' tilt. time !Nth of ItuTt.o . m, mend eti .by the Duchess, hilt infatit tatnily, anti 'Hume. rails fellilllo of servants, returned public thisuks 10 ALMIGHTY Gno, ill the chain' or , liettAr, fur the pre , erva tiou sit his chiltlresi al4d J ill; thg Litt: di dittl:cAlemii). orFt.ri, r rff RI 0 tocK. • , • We - riiiiS't first c' tbiti Tui SUN of this gveiting wl.ll Die oblevv%tibit= what, I - 64%AT, lirbigs us, Wad. cannot rAttr34 tairl i 6 truth. • A City Officer hA beten kitied by the rioter! lit the City. This,We helieVe is correct. 'There fs still a multitude in Spa-fields, where Hu NT is hello Wing forth every thlui that can in= fintne_tivir passions to inatlllesi and niasSaere. The parties alreAdy in motion have loavei vered with blood. From Charing-cross to the Itoyal Eichange the shops are §ltitt. In Holborn there babe been some tumults, rind windows brOkett. Antis, swkrrtli, pistols, &c. have been taken from various plaies. The Mob augmentS,festfully, and at night ap proaches the Mika of things is really diStressing: It is a 'duet of assurance to Many, that the energy bf our Rulers will be l~HvOutpetl by the moonlight, at present so considerable, as to prevent the dish affected froth screening their atrocities in darkness. THIRD EDITION. A body of Rioters have. sucked another large. Gunsmith's shop on ToWerhill. Here one of them mounted a wall, and'address ed himself to the Soldiers on the Ramparts, call ing tmi them to open the Gates, und come out to join theM. There is a very strong path) in the Tower, and our Informant met the Horse Guards. gilitipiitg down Tower street, in that direction. SiliP NEWS. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. The ship Ocean arrived at St. Helena froth tavia the I lth October. The extra ship carne! Sibbald, from Bengal and Amboyns, arrived at St. Helena the 3d, and ,sailed for Loilnotl the 10th October. PLYmouTtt, Nov. 30.—Arri.ved yesterday the Revolutionaire frigate from the Cape of Good Hope. Sailed the Les AoO4 for Nantz ; Horatio for Guernsey ; and Eliza for Barbadoes. Arrived to-day the General Murray, Muatrai, t front Quo bee far , London '; Helena, &Lis, from Malaga for London ; Itesolutioti La'Citotx,.:from Jer icy; RoaiNs, from Granville.; ,Arindoe, * Mot.uto, from Longwood.; FOrtitOde, froM Smyrna for London— s sailed the 12th Octo. ber abe bui on board three passettars from I lira ,Cumberland, BA titaT,4% ., recked on the Island of Tenedos. CQWRS, Dec. I.—Sd;lerl yesterday the Patne, Salith,.for Jatnaies, having beep reriring the damage in these Roads that she sustuined iii cowing out of the Downs, Tin BrirrPH following is a car. reef statement of the liriti,li Navy in Commis sion, made Up to the Ist at December Of the . (guard-ships) le ; t)is loiviggs htation!t, fif, tiei, 5; frigah's and post-sh;; , ..i, 481 sloops, &c. 511 frouP"' ship, 1 store ships, 0 ; hospital ditto, &e.6.—Totil, 149. In I.3ofnanissiou on the Lal:es of Canada, from ilk r, , ulis to . 141. guns, O. The Hue of td e ships for the Peace Service are— The Queen Charlotte, Sir Edward Theralirtiagli, Captaill linger; ll, , cisetort, Sir A. ; ltiroll, Captair.liolys; Vengear, Captain Al,xalider, at t ' 1; Admiral Sir J. Darliwortli, ; M,ilt4A.p,ptaiti Cualtield ; Spec b, Captain F.lfins Spracer, tf,ipt 4 tEknosb. tea, at Plyntolitli•-;-13ulwark", Admiral Sir C, Rowley, t!tiptaitt iv;irt:iutriberland, Captain Wl'fiter, at Cl4lcf i tio, —Ramifies, Admiral Sir W. Elope, Captff(n' Boys, at —Tqonant, .Admiral B. Hallowell, Captain Taylor, at Cork. —Minden, Admiral Sirß. King, Captain Pato-lon, at the End Admiral Plaulpirt, C..ap441 iluhrt Gtting for St, flukfil,.. THE mAnxtrrs. CORW.EXCITANOR. DEO. 2.—We received fill's morning a good supply of all kinds of Grain in the early part 'of the mornitig ; fine Wheat sold at an advance of 4s, per quarter, but towards the clos' he •sales were heavy, and we consider the prices 2s. per quarter lower than this day week. Pine old Barley end Malt supported their prices. Boiling Pease ‘?rte 2s. per quarter dearer, but Grey Pease were dull. Beans and o.tts were also tkutl rather lower. ]n other kinds .of Grakt theru wasn't alteration. rut, Dyc. dives Market hitt a goad sap+ ply of prirne De4sts, an.l the ssissOW Cattle its ifenoroi Wag conhiclet.lloe; Vctil was dearer; 13ref, Nluttan„anttParit, it4)l4 at last priet t s; Apil the trade, for the mast part, was taleothty brisk: The shles in the Ilar.;nathet acre sanieWhat Orel:"; Struts fetched a bott3 - ,pilis; Ilay CitiVerUbtiliC4 peicet, • conipcktition took pkie at St..tieorge's-that• krt Oaforti.rna4, on SiNt4l4y, toteantage• olti to the pnblie. Two' ertattntoced with 1 / 4 viliop their toe4t at a retineott prier. And befora night livotigbl mkt the reitt into their r,uttex. Th 4 rwstift was, prime ilinta of ottritost We're soli! at two-pe=ace.halti)eutiy a powid s ,autd boot% at avg . pettce.