The Sun. — London, England, 1819-06-17 00:00:00

We received this morning the Paris Papers of Rionday last. The following are extracts z " Pauts, JUNE 14.—The King yesterday re ceived the Neapolitan and Spanish Ambassadors, the Prince de Talleyrand, Marshals the Duke lit Reggio, de Vioninil, &c. &c. Ilis Majesty afterwards transacted business with the Minister for Foreign Affairs. " The Minister at War has set out for the wa ters of Carlsbad ; be wilt be absent about six v‘eeks. '' Ti►e Drapeou Blanc, and the Censeur, are to be published daily. " A Jo►►rnal soi-disant liberal, recently an nounced peat disturbances in Sicily. Authentic letters, Itotvever, from thence formally contradict this intelligence, and give the most satisfactory details respecting the order and tranquillity which prevail in that kingdom. "A Letter from Rasta& states, that Sandt ex perieoced the most agonizing pains ; the Physi cians could not anticipate how long be might live, but they were certain that the wound • must be Ultimately mortal. " The King did not attend yesterday the Chapel of the Thslilleries 4s expected. " BetursT, MAY 31.—A student of the Univer sity of Hdile having been ill treated by a hatcher, assernided some of his companions, who proceed ed to the house of the asshilant, and broke his windows. An officer of justice, at Naumhourg, has been employed to investigate the. affiir. "JUNE I.—The state of the King not allowing bim to g r out, his Majesty has commissioned his three sons, the Prince Royal, Prince William, and' Prince Galles, to make the reviews in Pome- ratila." Boston Papers to the 25th May arrived this morning. BOSTON, MAY 24.—The Hippomenes, arrived at New York from Curagoa, briugs accounts that on the Bth, eight men of war, conveying a number of merchant vessels that were from Porto Ca bello, sailed, as was supposed, for the relief of Cumana. It was reported that the Royalists had beaten the Patriots at La Guira and Porto Ca bello, with the loss of 200 to 250, in killed and prisoners. General MORALO was at Achaqua, on board the brig hero, with his Staff, having with him the Monarch, of 18 guns, and some smaller vessels, with a body of 600 men. NEGRO INSURRECTION.—Accounts from Geor gia state, that a plan had been set on foot by the Negroes of Augusta, and the neighbouring Plan tations, to set fire to the city and destroy the in habitants. They were to assemble at Beach Island, and from thence to sally forth. While the City was under patrol of its inhabitants, a Mr. RouEnT BussEer, neglecting to answer the bail of one of the guards, was shot through the body, and immediately expired. Two of the Black con spirators have been tried and found guilty, and sen tenced to death ; four others remain to be tried. In the ineesti:;:ation of the business, the Court has evinced an exemplary patience and a determination to sift to the bottom a conspiracy, which, for atrociousness, can only be suspassed by that of St. Domingo. The poor ignorant wretch who has been convicted and sentenced, was the ori ginator ; and had the plan only ierpart been exe cuted, it must have been attended with serious consevenees, although there could have been no chance of ultimate success. We understand, they not oul3r intended to have to taken possession of the shipping of Savannah, but to attack that town, and that Florida or St. Domingo was their ultimate destination. New YORK, MAY 20.—A letter from our Coy resrondent at Canton, dated Jan. 2, (received by :be Hope) states that the Captain of an American rGip arrived that morning from the Sandwich I s lands, v‘ho informed him that be left at that island a Russian frigate that had been on the Coast of California. The Captain of the Mote said, that the Spaniards had ceded that Country to the Russians, who would shortly tape possession. The frigate was expected at Macao in a few days, and from thence goes to Manilla. BOSTON, M nY 24. Escape from 'Captivity.—Mr. W. D. RontNsoN, whose imprisonment among the Spniartis is well known, has effected his escape, and an irrd at Gibraltar. JOSEPH BUONAPARTE ;eft Richmond on Sunday, left Nerfo4t on Monday, at 9 o'clock, took the 5 o'clock - steam-boat on Tuesday at Baltimore, for Philadelphia, to arrive in the evening, nearly 500 miles in less than three days. This Gentle man's family is famous for quick movement. The People will rejoice to bear that the CHAN CELLOR of the EXCHtQUER signified, last night, in the House of Commons, that as the present LOAN was the last measure of the kind which would be required during the continuance of Peace, he did not think it necessary to make any alteration in the usual allowance for management on the part of the Bank. He also signified that it was not his opinion that any diminution of the circulating medi . nm was necessary, nor did be believe that any such diminution would take place. This communication is chiefly import ant, as it seems to indicate the reliance of our Rulers on the continuance of Peace. it way indeed be observed, that, whatever may be the opinions of Ministers in that respect, they are too prudent to disclose them to. the Public, and therefore the declaration of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCITEQUER may he considered as an id. lowable measure of policy in order to keep op the spirits of the People, and dispose them more re• solotely to devote themselves to the arts of Peace, the pursuits of agriculture, manufactures, Ste., while, on the other hand, the activity which prevails •in our Naval Department', to which ive have'several times adverted, show that Mi nisters are at !elm determined to prepare for events. Such events we have long expected, and have often predicted, and we feel ourselves fully justified in so doing by the critical situation of France, more piticularly'as the folly of the present French 'inlets bas induced them to suffer the Regicides and other miscreants to return to that country, who no doubt will, as soon"as pos sible, endeavour, on the death of the present Mo narch, to subvert the Throne, and raise themselves into Power by a new Revohnion. Well, there fore, may our Rulers prepare for such an event,. which, considering .the artifice' and atrocity of those who will assoredly attempt to produce it, will not only put an end to the blessings of Peace, hut shake the Government of every State in Europe. The Public in general will be gratified in find ing that the Reporter of The Times has been re leased front his disagreeable situation. We should have been glad if he had been discharged at once, as it is evident, that he was free from all male volent intentions, and that he bad been misin formed, either from malice or mistake, but most probably the former. Considering the nature of the subject, it may be thought extraordinary by the Constituent Body, that their Representatives should have devoted so much of their time to such a discussion, in the present important state of pub lic affairs. We fully join in tie opinion that the Re porters are too lightly considered. They must be men of talents and attainments, and some of them, no doubt,at tend their laborious employment for the purpose of qualifying themselves for higher desti nations. We found an instance of this kind in Mr. STEPHEN, one of the present Masters in Chancery, who, when some illiberal restrictions were attempted, in an Inn of Court, to be put on those who had been Parliamentary Re porters, manfully, and with the true dignity of conscious worth, avowed himself to have been one of the number ; and a character more respect able in public and private life does not exist in this or any country. QUALIFICATIONS.---The practice of lending Qualifications to shoot arid hunt, and to vote at liketions, has in some recent instances been at tended with serious injury to many families. In a recent case, tried at a neighbouring County, where a Gentleman who had lent his broiler a qua lification to shoot, died without having a re-con. vuyance of the estate, or making arty.' declara tion that it was merely lent for that pur. pose, but which lie afterwards devised to Trus tees for his wife ; the Trustees, in an . action against the brother to recover possession of the estate, were defeated, and he now holds its for his own use. Similar inconveniences have been Mt in many of the Boroughs, where the occasional voters have refused to return their conveyances, and now hold them in defiance of the Patrons, who entrusted them with the quail heat ions tsi vote. The confinement of the Duchess of CUMBER LAND, according to letters from Berlin, was ex treirtely serious. It was only by the greatest skill 1, (1 pains Iliat Dr. Von SIEBOLD SLlCCeetled in saving the mother and infant. THEATRICAL REGISTER. Performed Last Night. Tli FAT RE ROYAL, COVENT-GA RDEN.--Every One has l Faint : Mr. Harmony, N 1 r. Farrell; Lady Eleanor Ir win, :Nlrs. r)fter which, Let he. To which was , ii,!ded, A Roland for an Oliver. Tor Arm: RiYAL, E oLtan OP e KA• HOUSE. —The Castle of Andalusia : Al p honso, Mr. Pearman ; Lorenza, Miss Kelly. Alter which, 'I ue Quadrille. PRICE. OF STOCKS l'lll3 DAV AT TWF.I,VE 09'7.1MCK. illnk Stock ....2191 QI9 1,1 Cent. Red.... 67 7 164 Coo . 4 vr CcotA 1;:wk 15-16ths India Bonds 2s. 4s. dis. Ex. Bills, 2d, ls. 2s. dis. 14 ni I dis. Con. fur July,.. 0 tiSi Mgm s. At.iIIVETP-1 Dublin, 1 Waterford, 1 France, 1 Hamburgb. DuE-1 Gottettburgh, 1 I\lalta, i Hamburgla. II ICEI WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE To.simmow. I!lt.rning, 23 minutes after 10. j Evening, 48 minutes after 10. THE s tjxT , • 110LENI QUIS DICERE FALSUST AUDEAT ? LONDON, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1819. SHIP NEWS. Ainfonn HAvEN, JUNE 14.—Arrived this morning the Camden Packet, Capt. NurrAt.t., with a mail and passengers from Waterford; she brings account of the loss of the Leices ter Packet, Capt. STEELE, on Sunday last, in-coming out from Dunmore with the mail for England, the vessel missed stays and went on shore upon the rocks near the tower, the mail and passengers and crew are all saved, but the vessel is ex pected to be lost. Arrived also at the Quarantine-ground, the Thistle, Wallace, with a foul bill of health, from Smyrna for Greenock; sailed the 14th April ; left there the Boyne, of Aberdeen, loading for London; on sth May spoke the Alert, of Cork, off Minorca, from Messina for Cork. Junk: 15.--Just arrived the Sandwich Packet, Captain Stupples a mail and passengers from Waterford; and the Greer Packet, Capt. Gray, sails this evening- with the mail thereto, 'von the arrival bele of the coach from London. Par:IS:4OEI'M, JU NE 16.—Passed by for London, the Pig gott, Thorn, from Tobago. On the 30th May, in tat. :57. 41. long. 46.1. fell its with the American schooner Myrtle, of Bucksport, with lumber, waterlogged, mainmast gone, and no person on boArd. DEAL; JUNE 16.aSailed the Orient, Reynolds, for Bom bay; with the whole of the outward bound. FALMOUTH, JUNE 14.—Orders have been received for the sailing of the Jamaica and American packets, but the Brazil packet is detained until the 16th. CUSTOMS' LIST. Entered Inwards, June 16.—Joseph and Ann, Minten, Rotterdam; Albion, Sharp, Riga; Juno, Way, Waterford ; Chance, Simpson, Riga ; Peggy, Scotland, Ostend ; William, Wood, Liobau ; Mary, Prear, St. Domingo ; Liberty, Shea, Riga; Enterprise, Muller, Jamaica; Majestic, Harper, Leg horn ; Lidlona, Kidd, Riga. Entered Outwards, J eve 16 .—Concord , Hichs, Elsineur and Petersbursh; Teaxer, Stephens, Ostend; James and Au'', Williamson, Amsterdam ; Three Sisters, Mayport, Trieste; Essex, Mahon, Calcutta; Twee Gesusters, Vessers, Am stertitsm. Cleared Orawards, Urock, Goffie ; Nas sau, Tremayo, Lisbon ; Aurora, Brown, Amsterdam ; 'Tele machus, Rogers, Antwerp; Alon?o, Perkins, Bourdcaux ; Royal George, Steel, Rotterdam; General Murray, Carring ton, Antwerp ; New Union, Rose, Calais ; Ant, Baker, Ham burgh ; Francis, Brooks, Archangel; Aerial, Jameson, Arch angel. THE STRANGER. - It was thought somewhat whimsicul, that Lord CASTLEREAGH should, on Tuesday night, have moved for discharging the Reporter, whose name was not mentioned, but who was stiled the Stranger, as the peyson in question is supposed to have been severe in former attacks upon the Noble Lord. This dignified conduct on the part of his Lordship, has occa sinned the following passage from Lady Ran do!ph's Speech to be applied to him : " The friendless STRANGER my protection claims " His friend I am, and be nut thou his foe." The late Mayor of Peters&ld having disclaimed his right to that office, and suffered judgment to go against him, prevents for the present the dis cussion of the several constitutional and interest ing points intended to have been raised, had the Quo Warranto information been tried at the next Winchester Assizes, as at first expected. Yesterday the Earl of LIVERPOOL and the Duke of WELLINGTO!.; had audiences of the PRINCE REGENT at C a rlton-house. The D u ke of YORK left. town yesterday for Windsor. Yesterday the Duchess of YoEx went to Ken sineton Palace, on a visit to the Duke and Duchess Of KENT. The Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the Princess AUGUSTA went yesterday on a visit to the Princess SoPtuA of GLOUCESTER, at her house in Curzon. street, Mayfair. About three o'clock their R o y a l Highnesses left !own in the Duchess of Gt.oucEs. TER'S travelling carriage , f or Blackheath, wh ere their Royal highnesses din ed at the house of the Princess SOPI-lIA. In the evening their Roy a l Highnesses returned to town. Prince LEOPOLD arrived in town last evening from Claremont. Yesterday a fternoon Sir HENRY HALFORD left town to attend the KING at Windsor. The Baronetage of the late Sir EDWARD YaTP., of Kent, which has long remained "in abeyance, is now claimed by WALT ER HONEY WOOD YATE, Esq. of Gloucestershire , as the lineal heir of the YATE family. There are four Candidates for Barnstaple, viz. the present Lotto MAYort of London, Mr. N o - LAN, the Barrister, BOURCHIER PALK WREY, and J. D. BAssErT, Esqrs. The Rev. WILLIAM GURNEY , M. A. Rector of St. Clement Danes, in the Strand , is a ppointed a Domestic Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke of KENT. NORBURY PARK, SURREY. This beautiful estate, which comprises 527 acres, was knocked down by Mr. ROB! Ns, yesterday, at 19,600 gui neas. F. RoaiNsoN, Esq. is the purchaser. Bel mont, late the residence of T. HARRIS, Esq. of Covent-Garden Theatre, was also knocked down for 10,400 guineas. The sale was numerously at tended ; several persons of distinction were pre sent. STOLEN CHILD.—This extraordinary case re mains wrapped in the same mystery as when the child was first taken ; not the least clue has yet presented itself whereby a discovery of the wo man can be made. Air. i\IORTIMER, the father of the infant, has used the most indefatigable exer tions, the Officers of St. Giles's Parish have offered a reward, anti notice has been given to all the Police Offices without effect. It is feared that, from the very tender age of the infant, every day will render it more difficult to identify. Up to eleven o'clock this morning not the least trace could be even conjectured. Yesterday John Butler was examined at Queen square Police Office, charged with stealing a silver plate, the property of Viscount CASTLE REAGH. The prisoner went to his Lordship's house, in St. James's-square, and, while making some frivolous inquiries, contrived to seize the plate, with which he ran ofF, but was immediately pursued and taken.—He was committed for fur ther exutuinatioof THE THEATRES. ENOLCSH OPERA fitiUSß.—The Castle of , 4" 14 : lusia, a well-known Opera, written,by O'Ke. "leand fixed as a standard-piece by the ortg Nt music of Dr. ARNOLD, one of 'the very best our native Composers, was represented last Ingl i at this Theatre. The few airs in the piec e % ! I ' ic r , were not composed by that excellent prove that his was sound and his ( 05 4 ` correct. On this ,occasion Mr. O'CAtLaGO:i: from Dublin, made his first appearance on Eng lls boards in the part of Don Casar, one of th e feti ; good bass characters in th e E ng lish Drama , 811 , ( . 1 ; who, though a young P e rf o rm e r, displayed a clear voice of great depth a nti . swee tness. correct intonation proves him to be a g ong musician. His action was ea s y, unaffected/ kilt suitable to the character and sentiments . was at first evidently agitated, but was en couraged by the loud and unanimous encore which he received in " Flow thou regal purple Stream He afterwards sung " The Wolf" with spirif'! 9t , expression. On the whole, he is a goad to the vocal corps of this Theatre --Dow 7° . / 1 1; Spado, PEARMAN'S Alphonso, HARLEY'S Pedr l v: e and, particularly, Miss KELLY'S Lorenta, all to the Opera the vivid effect of novelty.—An alt It logy was made for Miss CAREW, who was too oppressed by a cold to sing, but who, neverthela,..." rendered the part of Victoria very interesting-41 The Farce of The Quadrille evidently increases popular favour. additioels THE DRURY-LANE COMPANY.---The CO116161°1; of the season at Drury-Lane Theatre was a °ri g , • heavy misfortune to a considerable body of inferior Performers, who Were aernallyiett vri t , h# out even the means of subsistence. This mitous case operated s 6 strongly open the lee le inns of M UNDEN , HoLLANn, RUSSELL, nod i r ,i g that they have, as w e a re i n f or m e d, engagt" Haymarket Theatre at their own r isk, and. f ne- t to exert their talents, in order to afford, at J e ! is t ; a temporary provision for their less fortnn! cs brothers and sisters of the Sock a nd B u skin , 1 ` l t i o enterprize is so laudable, a nd so h o nourabl e i t the parties concerned, that we e a rnestly hop e will be seconded by public liber a lity, partic ol4ril as, considering the combination o f ta lents O W ployed, we may say, will the Poet, that " Pleasure fires her torch at Virtue's flame, And Mirth is Bounty, with an humbler name) _ . ; 0 r KIN G'S THEATRE,—Miss MACAULEY Il•as itt t in the Music-room at this pl ace , repeated wha t she stiles a Musical and Lit e r a ry R ega li o , enii" ed The Shamrock. The tragic a nd comic tale nts 3 1 which this Lady possesses, b e sid e s h e r tio slc powers, render it very extr aor di nar y th a t sbc ,o not a fixed station in a regular Theatre, to vOs may fairly question whether she does not pos se ve more versatility of merit than any A c tress 00 ( London boards. We were glad to see a 11 " 111 , a e. rous audience last night, and we felt much Pi e r, sure in heartily joining in the applause which 9 I d deservedly excited. If her entertainment 118 , been brought forward at an earlier period, s 7f doubt not that it would have been one of the attractions of the winter season. REGISTER OF FASHION. FASHIONABLE PARTIES THIS EVENING. Prince Esterhazy's Grand Ball and Supper,Chandos-ge till ' Cavendish-square; Mrs. Portman'. Grand Assembly, Bryan. stone-square; Lady Shcfficld's Grand Ball, Portland -place ; Mr. Orby Hunter's Grand Entertainment to the Duke O! -; °rk, Grosvenor-place; Mrs. P. Chaplin's Grand Rou t e Grafton -street; the Duke of Montrose's Party, Grosvenor' square. MATHEWS was to be zit gone, it seems, or: Tuesday last, in Dublin. It is not often tII 'home is found so profitable to the possessor, or i° entertaining to the guests. The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralti have given directio n s f or an 84 gun -ship, to b c called the Goliath, a nd a l so a 28 gun - s hip, to b° named the Success, to he built at the new Doc k yard, Pembroke. This morning, between one and two o'clock' an alarming fire broke out at Mr. HerdleY'" plumber, painter, and glazier, King-street, We' i t . ; tninster, which in a short time consumed work-shop, with the stock in trade. By the sr' rival of engines, and a plentiful supply of water' the flames were prevented from doing further Dil l ' chief. A remarkable meteor was observed at Berwi ck upon Tweed last week about noon, the son at ti t le e time being very bright, and the sky cloudless. j a had the appearance at first of a ball of fire, on, „ afterwards of a flaming sword pointing to t" earth, in a direction over the town. It contitmed sight above five , minutes, and took a noitboll course at a great distance from the earth. DUNDEE, JUNE 4.—ln addition to the genera l orders addressed to the Royal Scots Burghs hi the Committee of the Rouse of Commons, t" Town Council of Dundee has been required to trans_ mit to the Committee, a statement of all trans 9 s tions relative to , che selling or letdng of the publ ic property of the Burgh in which Provost BO ). • DOCU has been concerned, either directly or ivy directly, during the last 30 years ; and to stilt e whether these sales or leases have taken place bi public roil!) or private bargain. Mr. Riddoch bitV self has also , received a citation to attend the Core mittee, in consequence of which he set off, Thursday for London. RloTs.—During the whole of Sunday a Monday last, the neighbourhood of St. Giles s was one continued scene of riot, occasioned by the lower orders of the Irish meeting and attack"; ing each other with bludgeons, Ste. Several °L them were most desperately wounded, and 011 et man is not expected to recover. Two or three c ) , the ringleaders were taken by the o ffi cers, or have been committed to prison. LONI)()N: Printed by.). B. CARSTAIRS, of No. 49, ; , , ,r -at 01-moml-street, Queen-square; and published by 1 ,, r ; SCRIPP , of No. 7, South Molton-street, at THE f'„, oiticr; No. 112, Strand ; where. Advertisements, Ora el LeMrs, &c, (post-paid) must be addressed. . 4 kti , I ~TR 7 ~a;, bid t4~ ~d~ ) 41 boi