The Sun. — London, England, 1819-07-02 00:00:00

_ . , , -.. j 0 - , , ... 0 , •4_ 4 , . 6, -,,, ,„: 4 1 .I ` , : * t V .., 2.1.4t.04-4 , ,iar . 4 . , .. '' • . • • ~ /(' 11 - 4 ' ;.: • , • • • (—.o ' f~~ ~~1 t. I - • • • ~;41."-s• fl it `u sed !"11'.11 )4 0. 4001' LAl' WEEK. . . 'N . . R OYAL ACA.DEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. ~,, '°, l l :)CE ';(.1...1 fit. , ,, that tit , ' LXI-iiili, +O.m6,.`"NT of tile Fe It. ACADF: , TY will finally CLOSE, I ,SLLV ti . t OA T EVENING, at SEVEN' O'Cl.OO - 1( PRE -4.4lltiition ((rout Eizllt till Seven. One Shilling. _Cat.O., ,, nr,,One Stli!ing. HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Secretary. . I.O RS are requested 'to send for their Works on Wednesday next. TO GUARDIANS, &c. • `-' 13 ;( - ; LADY, 0 Itn,lkas- finished her Eau .7•Nt.t..,-- ‘ 2TI, and ) desirous of being received into a 1 4111 "; ‘ fr ' •;t t 2- - i'md t Ne . ighlionirlii;ml. about twenty ''tit• rs c m , Lendnn where the will meet with every kind t- Ltoraca'i-i ' cecnnfort. may hear of curb a Situation. .atisf ac t or y Reference., by addressing a Letter t" X:Y. Z. t o th e Care of Sow.rs• Clarke, Law %) yell t" 1), n )rtugal st l reet d t,. Lincoln's fon, which wi ll be Warded ad re ' p ;''EIV-INVENTED ANCHOVY SAUCE. ! ") Eft N4,tie, E. LAZENBY And y4r,,speduly solicit. the Attention of the Nobility ., ) , 1 / 4 Piq;" l. ! to then new —n.te of preparing ANCHOVIES as ' It will he. '.iund io possess a Richness and to th:it prep.irert in the old way. and one ru`l' 411, 11 Li e its sup u tieritv, as r it is nut so liabl e to torn - 144 tlie r w . o Pened, hut keep* fresh and sweet in the hottest P., , . . Ar ' t e;nd Non put.smaie the abort will prove a .eery desit•-• ,iner, for th e i• ast and Witst as. it is warranted . 11 4. " , . 14.a . n3t length- 0 tiny, is prepared only at their Ntli are- . t ; it E • I , sq D tt • Akao-stre. i t.„ oi ina b enig sigti.t4Eit,zatieth t Lazenbyuare, the label ot. . , r it: ( 1, 1).- Nu D,,. 4t4. j , were to a Capitid Pr;ze • ' l 4s r" - ' 3 . , rc eni ,' , . i 'r F ie of Zoost Adernturers"; and it %ci„; 'ken t i, ,'" -n , t . ' . e ~a i) , ;•trareNpoiolents, that if a 41, I " et...,i,f , 4c : en * ' " '" -gf " - . fir,- to the Nuttiher on each i.f a (:. .'4' t?ral.ol so a.: to , L., ' o 'id n ,, i"•.1 tiriz • • .onit-.lun.: like Neighbour's Fa.re, it -4 '' .-" IlitiV i t . n .o')ation. The Contractor w ith' ir iet, e . rn t,i ft,i. ti e . rsa , ap, t ; ~ v althoug.h ii , iiited to-6,050 44:(41::(111 ( ifeel ' Pira n s s ti N r( 7 :n l4 *: i na t ! I ;u ' ucin,, ,, 111 . M the S:: C h l e a u , i i e ce i: t ibi \ ',on tile afwee Princittle, in, which mere ,ca , .'" S 'C t i l' '' ' Y are r,i i ' ~1 'ill') teer'y Tichrt and Share bas 4tl44ll (i 'ev A ( N ) ~,fi ‘l ' P l i ' F ) 7 :-'n .: . 6 . 1 .‘ 0 ,1'N. c:A. NU:111MM; and can tHltEli PtilltZt,S. TUE SCH•ENIt'CONTAIN4 ' ' Two ...... Prizes of., .. . L.20,000 Two' ........ Pri zes of 1..2,000 T wo' • ...... Prizes of L.1,000 Two ........ 1' 1 izi , c Of &c. &c. &c: ALL STERLING MONEY. Only 6,030 'rickets.. T h At-I, IN ONE DAY, 22d JULY.. ttitr, -tr Nume • 1 Ordrr after the Number drawn 4 " 11, I) • 2 1" , 2 0001.—The ti lt NI- rizes EcCeice . drawn its{ Nninerfeal Order oefore, the Number drawn '4' 4l 'er i t ! !!' I!,izes i.'o,Qout. will receive 1000/. &e.. Ste. for t 1441 14 Li i d P" ll 9. as are fiilly explained in the Schemes at hares Offices hi 'rown and Country; where Tickets now on Sale. P UBLICATIONS. • XICONIPANEON To THE SEA-SIDE. DICTIONARY of 8R1a4.., a 4 .. , Nil ELLS, with accurate .arid fantilier Descrip rhlb.stOty for itictant reference, and too Figures, e.xpla -10:io„.4• t. luir it vera - 1 Families and Subdivisions; is this day tio it p. 'lce 96. Plain ; Coloured • 45.; or •IL I les• r 14 eub. l , with larger margin, and double set of Plates, of Collectors. • id I, ", B , oth, Doke sheet, Portland-place. Ik air Of whom a l so ma y h e b a d , 1 41 4, 11 er ° ,: t d i s 'Norio throtitli Englarl. Wales, and Scotland, 4te 8 4qt;. : g "erY Pl ace er Onject that is wo r thy a , I , rased sce. c' • as it rega l ds Sit aation„Anriquitv, Ar Mapst, Scielice 14s.— s. ''Ita14:(1: 2 Pocket eels r;celqs. or Coloured th e ills or Coloured 7s. AThis day. was published, in Bvo, price f;s. Sic p, a,, ,4(.11 the AcIitiCULTUI/F, .'•11-1 of FR ANCF, ; ratislatt•tl frOrn the French tt, rt * P riz, r f ° , n PiLm: dr l a Pcyrouse ; which obtained s ‘," 'oat the Royal Society of ore at Paris of ,,the hest accit'nt of French , Husbandry. waich Tl/411i_N•otes,ty Engiish Travtller. beeitxhihit: rract, int eres ti ng from the details which ‘ c ßhla„, l : 112. e system of Husbandry pursued by our 11,,ttti0,01;,,.n.s tort her to•noticc from the Notes which Vein, LoHdc o n th e spot, and illustrative of the wan ~/item as Well as rural ecio•i: of the country; rtti rt li mos On certain Political Institutions, as them s tik gricult ure and comraerciat relations of France an 4 '• rado n ' Piitited for J. Harding, 3S, St. Jacies's-strect. b • th .l i , dtl ifr Where May he ,had, tt.(1,,,tt,,,2 Report on the Agri , :ulture of Flanders, drawn up itu,!tt pi w r , " , t thst Irish ra rming,S , ci.-ty, and illnstrated with , u tlin o , ` „ ,.. of Agricultural Ituitiv- ilpo.euts, qachitiery, Faun C; • ' `'‘c. - tcv• Bvo. i ds . La .rt",„v lr ri t t)tin c r i 4 san tl_ ol :3orvatio ns on Canada and the finit cnn:parati,, View of the Itiducerm n s "ioris t o !It i !!`"e'l lo those Countries, with Practica migiantSettler 1, • „Au. ,s. • ant r'evil NumBER 83791 60 ° !st o f der; ot 11_44 GENEILIL POST OFFIci , ,, JuNE 43, 1819. 1. , "Brio. a 1)I' , IlJ°`, , s eT l ot! :0 ~lj su' iorg c II sr tf b t "Pt"- (I i I's U w~ 11 t°4 ar d n le o4 ,tatot* Je d o uiPg fri'" ' tioi° r ~~ e d~ ; Ni r to 10 wen ° r • A 3 11 re , ,iOll i og "'' 1 10' 0 61 0;114 it ". 30) lot j . 0 W e l a -, p aar gor: of eti lor c pit iiit 2 f%' " , ';ti I E LORDS CO :t1 NI ISS TON ERS of big MAI-INTY'S TREASIIRY having directed that Per "'Judd Ise invitad to iieli'Ver in PL.AN and ELIIVA -44)• Tor the PiZOPOSrD ERECTION of the NEW posT l `otice is h vre b y given, Th it such P l an ' s Intl Elevations iii . 4 .* teceirtd by the Postrnaster-Gcneral, at their Otter 15 Mard street and such Arc o hiteets as are desirOils of 11H'ik: and delive r i ng Designs for the Whore poi pose play "" ' , Tees. to the Calculation% and Fans now in this Office.' • ti f 4f) D. will he gi ven as a tn .- m i n u s for the hest Plan and wh'cit shall he furnished—C4on. for the second 4y tli l'red.l(lin on O ion. fober the the third hest. "It s Than are to he , r fore Ist SlYternht e ' By corniOand of the Postmaster General, ' F. FREELING, 5.,,-ecre.tary. • - 11% , f.A M 1.7.4 e‘/.. FRIDAY_ JULY 2 1819. tiNWERsi FY INTELLIUENCE, CAMBRIDGR, JULY 2.--Their 114 , ya1 llighnes . scs the Dike anti Docile et GLOUCESTER and the PririCess SoPIIIAMATILDA are expected to arrive at Trinity Lunge at about ei , ,,tht o'clock to-rhor row evening. Ve understand that their Royal Highbetset will attend St. Mary's Church nn Son day morning and afternoon, Olt d Trinity Chapel in the evening - . The Bern nn at St. Mary's,in the Itor,ing will be pre.acifed by Dr. IT. , l:ingwortli, and that in the afternoon by Dr..Walinsley. We have authority to - state, - that no applica— tions for tickets tnr the iiiiiver , ity Entertainment in Trinity Cloisters can on tiny account be receiv -01 a tter Saturday next. The King's gate and Qaet-n•s gate will be finest on Titt:mlay next, at thr4e o'clock, for ate aentision orthe.company n the en et.' ainment ; but carria lJ .ee-ate to set do,in at the King's gate only, with the horses' heads-toward!. the Senate [louse. The hire-Chancellor h :s published the follow ing ii.guktions for Monday and Tuesday next, relative he Se l iate.lbe h e :-1. That none but :\lettaberP of rbe Uoiversit y, or those - who have been Members of the Senate, shall be admitted uithout rulers.--2.. That Members of the Senate. %%Ito wish to introduce strangers into the body of the Senate-House err the gallery, shall have three tik:kets ; but this privilege will not extend to Masters of Arts, whose names are not on rite boards, or to Bachelors of Law and Physic. 3. That the applications for Tickets must be made to the Registrary between the Congregations on Saturday next.-4. That the tipper division Of the Senate-House be appropriated to p,110133 admit ted by Doctors' Tickets, which may be procured on application to the' Vice ! , Chaticellor.—All Duc rots are requested to wear their scarlet robes and hoods dining the Royal Visit, and all other Alemhers of the Senate their full Academical dress. _ The Vice,Chaneellor has appointed Saturday next, for ~Mr. Heathcote anti Mr. Ellis, of yrioi . t. y College, tO read their Exercises in the Senate- House, immediately after the 'morning congrega tion ; Monde y, for Mr. Macaulay, of Trinity Collette, redte the Cliktncellor's English Poem; anti Tnesd4y, for Mr. H. Waddington, of Trinity College, Mr. T. H. Hall, and . Mr. R "Okes, of Kineb- College, to reci!e their Exercises fur Sir W. Browne, Itledals. ; and Mr,, I 4 Waddington, of Ttinil College, iris Exercise for the Porson Pate. 11 7 e. undeistand that the Commissary of the - will attend the Chancellor at the Com -4 nit negfilent. . The,Port!in Prize for the. best translation of a pas.age fr . nnt Shakespeare into Greek verse, %vas on Tuesday last adjudged to Mr. Horatio Wad ding:on, Scholar of Trinity College.--The sub ject was.tront Curiolanus, act 5. scene 3. part of Volumnia's speech, beginning With '"rhou knowist. gi.eat ion, the end of tTar% uncertain ;" Ind ending with " Let. us shame him With our knees," Lord Hervey, eldest son of the Earl of Bristol, is admitterl'.,Noblemin of Trinity college in this ,At a Cotnmon Hall-of this Corporation on, Fri day last, a congratulatory Address was unani mously voted, to:be presented to their Royal Highnesses the Duke .and I) chess of Gloucester, and the Princess boph la 'Matilda, 9n their visit to this place, at tbe Commencement. The Rev. J. D. Churchill has been institureil to the Rectoty , brpittham, Norfolk, on the pre stoltv ion of Lord and l i ddv StltE. The Rev Orbs=ll Ray has been instituted to the Rectory of ki'yveritone, Suffolk. -' The Rev. J. R. Thack.ray, chaplain to the Duchess itf Newcastle, and rector of tk)wnhani, Norfolk, has been presented (.by WiMaya Baker, Esq. or Biyfordbury, late M.l'. for the county of iler(furd„) to the liCiing of kladley, in the county of Middle ax. [To be continued:] NEW PROVIDENCE, Extract a a letter trorn New Providence, dated 16thi of i\lay No doubt you will be lunch astonished to that some of our principal inhabitants nave purchased land, on very reasonable terms, ou the i,land of Cuba, where they intend to Aels le., under the idea that it will ihortly be. ceded to Great Britain ; at all events, if it should nut turn out so lot Innately, they have discovered that the SpailiardS will allow them to remain unmolest ed. I understand that the soil is so productive, that, it will yield • them two to one, and after two or three years settlemeot, five to one, to whet they are at 'present earning. This is a great indticement, und what is still further, they crag; a3lu ays raise more provisions than the can con sume. I touch believe that it is the Ideal slate of our politics, and the high price that all kinds of pro visions bear, together with the wrecking-iuterest being much diminished, that has caused them-to take this step. By this conveyance it is believed the Commander-in-Chief has sent dispatches in forming Government that the House of. Assembly riw, and never shall be able to : proceed to business, until the, proceedings are expunged from I e records of the,General Court,respecting the bei;ment of the Attorney-General. What they cars nie.n - by - this I do not .know., As . l should conceive hat they have already got the defini tive atiswe,r of Government on that paint, by dyclaring that the arrest and commitment of the Attorney Gzneral were highly objectionable, and aPProving of the conduct of 611.41,14 e of the Ge raerak Court 10 that instuhce..", THE MARKEL'S. Coßiv-EkcHioirGE, JuLr4,----11a0!ig a gout supply of Wheat from Suffolk this tubrning, and the weather being fine; the trade was heavy at Wednesday'S prices. Barley sold oti fall as gond terms as on Monday, haVing bat little at Marker except Foxeign,.. which was taken off in small quantities, for grinding,-at low prices, We have had several arrivals of Oats since Wedneidair, for which the demand was not so brisk tts On Ilidi day, but prices continue the same. smirarm,n, Juts 4.--'Tae Market during the last. month has beet well supplied with fine Cattle : [lief continues dear Mottton, Veal, and Pork have declined in price. This Day's Market was rather brisk, there li;2ing a.good trade in Mutton and Lamb.---The lnisiness in the nay Market was rather dn:.l t his morning, as The purchasers were expecting soon tile New Crops, and the prices remain nearly as per. la s t Market ; in Clover and Straw nu alteration, and the purchases were made as per last Market. ' HOP INTELLIGENCE. INToacasTatt, JUNE 30.—0 n Saturday, fifty seven poi krt., were weighed ; average prices 51. to 61. 15s. No- material alteration . has taken place in our last plantation ; an account hom Maidstone, dated on Thursday, sAys, " the late rainy weather has increased the fly in the flops in many ..parts, and the accounts, generally, from the late / plantations are not so favourable as lust week." The duty remains as beforei 105,0001. ST. PANCRAS CHURCH. [Further Particulars ]—Yesterday an immense number of personatassembied near Enston-square, to witness the laying of the foundation...stone of a n ew U n r u h fot the Parish'of St. Pancras. The seats prepared for public accommodation . were filled with individuals of the first rank and fa shion, at an early hour, none , being ,ad mitted without a ticket. The band of the First Guards attended on dia. occasion, and.per. formed several celebrated airs. The Royal Stan dar& was hoisted at 25 minutes after one, on its bring announced that his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK had arrived. Soon afterwards 'his Royal Highness came to the spit., aiteoded by his Grace the Duke of . Bedford, Sir H. Cal yert, a numerous hotly of Clergynien, Mr. Al derman Birch, and a tespecfaMe number of the principal inhabitants of rite parish. Thetbii dren in the palish schools end in the national school then sung the 100th psalm in a very ph-as lug manner, accompanied by the band. The usual preparations for lowering the voile being Made, two glans bottles, coniaioing the different coins of the realm, and a plate, wkh a siti:able insetiptioa, were deposited in it, after which it:was let down frith the 'lanai formality. The Rev. Dr. AloOre, Vicar of the Parish, then delivered a most simpressivc. prayer, after which his Royal High- . hers withdrew, while the children song the popu lar anihem of " God save the King," accompa, nie4, as formerly, by the bind. The apraiatiCe of so many children receiving the means Of in: structiou, and.nearly onethOusand fi) n u mb e r, w a s pecoliatly gratifying to the Aleering: The fol lowing is the 'inscription Whicif' . vv - as ou the stone ST. PANCRAS CHURCH. • The first stone was laid By his' Royal Highness • FREDERICK, Doke of York and Albany, On Thursday, Judy I, 1819. The 'Rev. JAgEs loont.:, LL.D. Vicar. CHARGES LAMBERT, Esti, }Churchwardens.' 1.110,11 AS WKEDiNG, Esq VOLLlniti INwooD, Architect. SEanROOK, Builder. After the ceremony the,friends of .the National School tritely established in that' parish, in South• ampton-inews, near Euston-squ'are, for tire edu cation of 1400 children, dined together at the. Freemason's Tavern, and a handsome subscription fur tiAtti exeslient and praiseworthy institution was made:: , The day was uncommonly fai . ottrable, and the' whole of the ceremony had a very siriking effect. When the half of the codipany, hail nearly retired, a ohmerous . gals of pickpockets_ rushed in and. went op to .the stone, where,' from the immense pressure of the crowd, they were able more easily to effect their nefarious purposes. A number of Ladies were deprived of- their - shawls, weitches, ; and many Gentlemen lost their pocket hooks, watch-seal•, &c.—Every possible exertion was made by the constables atti:nding'on the oc casion, and, after 'a desperate resistance, they succeeded in securing a number of'the gang-, ; and took them to -the watch-house„ Nut winhstanding the great number present, we are happy t 6 leitn no serious accident ocettrred. GfiNERA.L. DEVEUBUX'S Lt01014.---The First Light Infantry, hehnging to this Legion, is now in progress of . formation and 'equipment, under the command of Colonel Power, kite Major of tbe gallant 28th. Foot, an Officer eminently fitted for this distinguished rank, having been in more than thirty general battles, independent of various affairs of less moment. Several Officers of experience have already joined tire. Light Infantry, which vrontißes to be, in every respect, one of the finest eflllts iu the Pattiot Service, Though but artew `tday3 on font, such is the anxiety of of. Ecem . and men to obtain trdmis.sion into - this re giment, gra( there is no, troOt of its being cow-. at sea before Fhe I t of August.— The First' .Rifle Regiment of Devereox's Legion has embarked, and the Fifst Lancets, a . remarka bly tine regiment, ciimenanded by that -distin guished and expeOenced officer, Colonel Aylmer, is complete in officers and men, and will sail in a rew dqs.— Dulolin Evening Post, June 24,) _ r p„„. SE V r.NPIN C F PARLIAIVIENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, Jut 1. . Mr. - Jour/soli, frothlhe Irish Secretary of State 4 Office', presented the Seventh Report. of the Com mbisiOners Of Public ACC3iillib ill that part of the United Kitigjoin ; anti some Aecoutrs; directed to be laid before the House, were presented by Mr; TIERNEY. trOor the 'Fart Offi,:e. The Irish Tobocco Otifies Dill—the-Spirits In. tercourse—r-the Excise Supervisors—tbe Scots Churches Erectiop—the Irish .Gerieral Sessions', tintl , alew.other Bills,, were bruoght of► from the Chtomuns by Mr. IittoGDEN and other Metober, titud'reuti th s efirst time. FOREIGN ENLISTMENT BILL. ,‘ 'The Coil of LivEltrtiot..'noved the third read.; ing - of this' Rill, tie observed, that he intended to propose Amite qualifying amendment or proviso to that elaAe which was the most liable to obs. jection in the discussilin of last ni;'4lii, namely, th . at.fK attaching the penalties of the Bill .on in dividuals going abroad for the putpose or 'mien lion of robs! &c. The jet of the proviso. moved by the Noble. Minister seemed to he, that the informer should be requited to state upon oath the facts or circumstances upon which he ground-' ed his informaiion. After a short conversation,, in which the Earl of ROSSLYN Chit tly participated, the was agreed to by their Li , rdship4, and the Bill read the third time and passed. The 'Warp - less of LitopowNE stated his inten tion to move, on Monday next; that what was cAlled the Poor's Minppli6ation .Bill should be read the third time on that day three months, and. for which procedure he should then assign his reasons. The Etirl of DONOLIGHMOIIE adverted to a Bill whireb.wai lately before- the House, and though rejectt'd for the present, was toolerst a ood as in tended to-be brought forward again in the nett Session.—(lliS Lordship, it w . as "supposed, alluded to the Irish Tithes Collection 41ill.)-1-le then obsetvtd, lie had 'reccis\ed a petition to present co • their Lordships, most numerously and respectably, signed, from a pat.t of the City of Dublin agaiost, the 13111., The Earl of LIVERroor. observed, that under these circumstances of the case, the Bill'adverted to being disposed of by the Hutt , e, though swig rejected, he rather doubted whether „the petiriOn• could he regidarly received. The Earl of DONOUGHMORB spoke shortly in explanation. _ • The Earl of LIMERICK stated / that he bad very recently received letters from the South of Ire land, which stated that a tetition, very numerously ,sittned - , may shortly be rxl7ec=ed against the 13111 alLded.to, front the City of Cork.' After a •ShOrt observation from the Lotto CHANCELLOR, the petition was witioirdsen air the 'present. CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONS BILL. Their Lordship's resolved into a Committee ors this Will, when, in the cotirse.rot a discussion of sops length, a' variety of amendments were,mailm to the Bill 5 and.the LORD CHANORLLOR adverted to certain amendments tie should have to prepare for afuture stage of the BM. The House:then resumed.- _ . The Noble Chairman ,reported, that several anteninicats were nimie to the Bill, and witicil were ordered to he taken into consideration. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' BILL. for AUCKLAND, introductory to hit motions for the Commitment of this Bill, Observed, that their Lordships Must be aware that the great difficulties attending the discussion of this mes• sure were not in the least diminished by the late period of the Session at which the ilittrwas its ought into the House. The only hope ref - mining to get out of this embarrassment was in the idea a Noble Friend suggested on a former 'night, that it would he better. to sanction the present Act, till the beginning Of next Session ; but, from all, the information he had received, he was led 'to think such an expedient was not likely to succeed in both nooses of Parliament. He therefore begged their Lordships to consider, nit only that they could not return to the old syStem or low _upon the subject, but what the injurious conge. treoces of impeding the progress of the present Measure might be. The existing Act was about to expire, and from %that lie was informed, the consequences would be, that the - property of twenty. thousand, persons would be left in an unsettled state, and without any control whatever, and at the same time their perstins would be liable to erreat. Uoder such circumstances, he saw no other mode than the passing of this 13111, from which, however, he was most anxious to remove all the objectionable parts. The constitution of the Court he was desirous to retain, anti also the leading provisions, that persons should submit to tt'previons exaniination, and that such as made an honest disclosure of their etNets should be entitled '-to an early discharge. Beyond these, mush of ,the Bill may be altered. What he meant to sub. mit to their Lordships was, that various Amend. ,merits should be now made to the Bld, which being printed, could lie over for considenstioti; and that a re-commitment of the 'Bill should take place on Monday. LOrd.REDWALI3, in a speech of SODie length, stated_ a Variety (fl objections, to which he thought 'the Bill, in . its present siiar, clearly. liable, Ili concluding, the Noble and Leiarne* Lord stated his oirinion, that if these .toj , c , ious ‘vere not removed, it would b'e less irj,itto•ui the country US amain for sometime „it tour tiny lose: Vent Act, alien thought the uteetaiti of • ~,~ ~ % ~ F i . .