The Sun. — London, England, 1819-08-28 00:00:00

We received this morning the Paris Papers of Wednesday last. The Moniteur ' contains two Royal Ordonnances, re-constituting the Councils General of Commerce and Manufactures. The following are extracts : " PARIS, Auo. 25.—The King yesterday trans acted business with the 'Minister of Justice. His Majesty in the afternoon took an airing to St. Cloud. " The King reviews the National Guards on Sunday on the Bnultvards. His Majesty received yesterday the Officers of the National Guards, the Royal Guards, and Legions occupying the garri son of Paris. " The King gave a private audience yesterday to Cardinals Perigord and de Beausset. " Genoa! Alava, the Spanish Minister to the Court of the Netherlands, has arrived from Ma. drid at Bourdeaux, where he will remain for some dais. " M. Tavisa, the Secretary of the Spanish Le gation at the Court of Rio Janeiro, passed through Bordeaux tue 20th instant, proceeding trotn Lon don en Courier to Madrid. " A Beilktin respecting the Duchess de Berry was published on Monday, stating, that her Royal Higllness had experienced a slight indisrisition, but without any ill consequence. Marshal Cionvion St. Cyr has returned to Paris, and resumed the portefeuille of the War Department. " 1u July last it was announced, that the ves sels of war which were fitting out at Toulon were to join some English velsels at Gibraltar, for the purpose of driving from the ocean the Spanish Insurgent privateers. 'We now learn positively, that the ship of the line Le Cofosse, and the fri gate Lit Galati,, which have been fitted out, have a destination entirely foreign to that object. Tae Governmeut will maintain a strict neutrality in ihe•war between Spaill and her Colonies, and limit itself to the means of causing French com merce, and the national flag to be respected. " The King gave privaie audielice•4 yesterday to the Princess de Castel Franco, the Duchess de Beauremont, eitid General Verifier. FIVE PER CENTS. Tuesday f. 70c. DPFFIIRIRD STOCK. Of the 22d March, IrP.7, 91 f. —c. 2id Sept. 81I', . 9i4 Nlarclt, IAIB, B7 f. 42t1 Sfc,t. 1C18,...... 65F.c. t2d ALacit, 1819, ll3 f. —o. " STocKnoLsr, Aux.. 6.—The Swedish Consul et Tangier, C. J. Grceberg, lots communicated to our College cf Health a very important discovery which will tend to prevent in future the ravages of the plan,-... M. Cotaco, the Portuguese Consul at Larracite, having observed that in several parts of 13itt hat y oil was used externally to anoint the body as a preservziive against the plague, con ceived the idea of administering this simple remedy internally to persons already infected. Nowerous experiments have been made which have prove. the efficacy of this remedy. Out of 800 in dividuals already infected, who resorted to this simple remedy, only 12 died. " HAMBVROiI, AuG. I7.—The indignation here is so strong against the Jews, that it is sup posed it will break out in overt acts the first op portunity. " M.:Apart), AUG. 12.—The Expedition of 3000 men, which siiled from Cadiz the 17th hit, under the command of Lieut,General Cagigal, is des tined for the Ilavanusli. The above named Gene ral is to supersede General Cienfuegos in the Government of Cubs. " Dou Luis o,tis is expected at Court the 15th or nth instant." 'r WESTMINSTEK MEETIZ;G, it appears from a Piscard issued all over the town last night, and which we have inserted is another place, is appa rently resolved on, and is to take place on Monday next in Palace Yard, Sir FRANCIS BURDETT in the Chair.—Whether the Baronet will have the hardihood to take the post after the notice which his Letter has excited, will admit of some doubt ; but as some desperate Substitute will of course he found, we doubt not that due preparations will be made to guard the Metropolis front danger. — The New Times,,„a loyal Paper, recommends con tempt as the best way of treating the Baronet's Letter ; but we are of a different opinion, for be is out a man to be affected by con tempt, and in that case would be encouraged to proceed. it not shocking that this great Empire should he agitated anti convulsed by wealthy Madmen on the one hand, and desperate Paupers on the other, and that they should be suffered to proceed in their infamous career will the fatal lesson of the French Revolution before our eyes--a lesson that ought to warn every class of the community to remain contented in their stations, lest they should only bring evils upon the Country far exceeding what the iniquitous Re formers falsely charge upon the present form of Government, which is the best that human wis dom has ever devised.—Let, therefore, all Friends to our unrivalled Constitution rally round it, and defend it against the Traitors, Repels, and Re formers, who would bury it under the ashes of Anarchy. Let the Law also be carried into vigor ous operation to prevent the 'horrors that other wise will be the inevitable result.—Notwith standing the Placard, however, we do not find that any day is yet absolutely fixed for the West-, minster Meeting. It is certain that the High Bailiff has refused to call it, and therefore it must assemble, whenever it takes place, on mete mob authority. The account of what passed in the Home De partment on the examination of Mr. BROOKS, re specting Sir FRANCIS BURDETT'S Letter, has' been exaggerated. He was asked to give up the ori ginal, hnt requested two days for consideration, which were granted. He solicited two days more on the following day, which were also granted. The refusal of Mr. BROOKS to deliver up the Letter seems strongly to imply a doubt of the patriotic intrepidity of the 13,,ronet, villich he has so often avowed ; for, otherwise, Mr. BROOKS might have been expected to deliver the Letter immediately, in the full confidence that the Hero of Iteroebt would have suffered martyrdom in its detence. The Friends of Reform are naturally very anxious about BUNT, and his associate WFST, the Wire worker, has therefore beeu to visit him at Manches ter, but was not allowed to see him. The patriotic Wire-winker, however, it seems has cheered the desponding Gang in London since his return, yes terday, by assuring them that their heroic Leader has the hest accommodations which the New Bailey cant afford. He is placed in one of the Keeper's best rooms, and is supplied with all that he can desire, except a communication with his brother Reformers. He is permitted to see his son in the presence of the Keeper, or the brother of the latter. It is said that the Reforming Hero keeps up all his wonted spirits. His final examination was to take place yesterday at one o'clock. The Jacohinical Scribblers, far from being in a.ve of legal punishment, seem to be anxious for prosecution, in order to excite more attention to their cause, and thereby give a more extensive circulation i to their infamous principles. A sheet of Sedition was yesterday published, under the title of The Republican, which is avowedly a con tinuation of Sherwin's Weekly Political Register. It is now conducted by CARLILE, who an nexes his name to the Publication. Why S wi Iv has been induced to resign the Work we know not, but it certainly does not decline in Sedition, and the title of Republican is fully sup ported by its contents. The audacious W'riter says, " We have nothing now more than a MocK KING, and a 'MocK. PAIILIAMENT, who are acted on, and moved about at the pleasure of the Boroughmongers. Englishmen, it must not re main so." The fellow, in a preceding part, touch ing on the question of Reform, observing, that as " the Aristocracy and Landed Interest of the Country" do not possess " sufficient virtue" to enforce a Reform, declares, that " the Unrepre sented, and consequently, the injured part of the Community, must rouse and bring into action their strength, to bring about that which must be finally enforced ;" and he adds, that he has " no doubt, they will be found sufficiently formidable to carry the measure with very little obstruction." A torrent of abuse is poured against the Magis trates and Yeomanry Cavalry of Manchester; and the. Work altogether calls for the notice of Government. It is dated the 25th inst. while the mischievous Scribbler was in Giltspur-street Comptet, so th a t it seems imprisonment could , not check his inflammatory spirit, and therefore L it ought to be seen what Law will afect. THEATRICAL REGISTER. Perforntert Last Night. TIT EAT4g ftAVAL, YMARKET.—Who Wants a Guinea Tirrent, Mr. Terry Fanny,. Miss E. Blanchard. After whir h - ,,Ladies At Home. Tu which was added, The Sleep- Wait r TH EATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE..-- . Che Bull's Head : Captain Lovel, Mr. Wrench; Julia, Miss Love. After which, Walk for a Wager. To which was added, The Tailors. PRICE 0 STOCKS THIS DAY AT 7' pet Cent. Red .7 2 iiii per CI. Cons. 711/1 72, 71 j per Cent 8144 4, per Cents .9011 6 per Cent. Nary Ann. .1041 'EINE O i C LOCK. Bank L. Ann...... 191 3.lGths India 80nd5.c....205. Iss. pr. Exch. Bills,2d, Is. pr. is. dis. pr. Cons. for Acc. MAILS. ♦aatvzu—l Dublin. I Waterford, I Lisbon, 1 France. buz-1 Lisbon. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO.MOIiROW. Morning, 8 minutes after 8.) Evening, 33 minutes aftior 8. THE SUN. SALEM QUIs DIcERE FALSUM AUDEAT ? LONDON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1819. ME PRINCE REGENT, &c: POETSMOUTIT, Friday.—The Royal Yacht and her convoy are still at Spithead. During his late cruise, it was the practice of the PRINCE REGENT to breakfast with Sir William Keppel alone, and to devote several hours of each forenoon to the dispatch of public business. With the assistance of Sir William, his Royal Highness regularly perused and answered all official communications and State Papers, before he entered into the mi nor considerations of the day. The Prince Re gent was attended only by Sir William Keppel and Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, when he stepped into his open travelling carriage for Chichester, where he purposed to make a short visit on his way to London, after landing here from his yacht on ‘Vettriestlay last. His Royal Highness has ex pressed an intention, it is stated, of renewing his marine trips on the 15th of next month. By that period the little fleet is to re-assemble at Brigh ton, where the Prince Regent is again to embark, for the purpose of proceeding to the Port of Ply mouth to inspect the Breakwater. When lately off Weymouth, his Royal Highness is said to have been much affected at viewing the represen tation of his Majesty carved on the Downs, to the eastward of the town. The likeness of the King on horseback, is traced most strikingly, and the person by whom it was originally done is reported to enjoy a pension of 1001. a year for keeping it in preservation. The return of the Prince Regent is looked for with impatience, and will ,be bailed with feelings of gratitude and ve neration. The Vengeur sailed this morning, the Ily,,erion follows in a day or two. Our town is yet full of company. THE PRINCE REGENT'S COURT.—Yesterday his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT received, at Carlton-house his Royal highness the Duke of York, the Prince Esterhazy, the Russian Ambas sador, the Hanoverian Minister, the First Lord of the Treasury, and the Secretaries of State for the Home and Foreign Departments. The Count Capo d'lstria, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs to the Ernperor of Russia was introduced to the Prince Regent by Count Lieven and Vis count Castlereagh. The Count was admitted to the honour of a closet audience of his Royal Highness, and was most graciously received. The Count and his Excellency were dressed in full Russian uniforms, and came to Court in his Ex cellency's state carriage, the servants wearing their State liveries. The Prince Regent gave au diences to Prince Esterhazy, the Earl of Liver pool, Viscoont Sidmouth, and Lord Castlereagh. On Wednesday last the PRINCE REGENT dined with the Earl of ARRAN, at his seat, Bognor- Lodge, Bognor Rocks, in his route from Cowes to town. A Supplement to the Gazette was published yes terday evening, containing Dispatches frotuludia, which furnish interesting details of military ope rations. They will be found in another part of our Paper. The following is a C Ty of a Letter addressed to Sir JOHN BING by Lord SiDmouTtr " Whitehall, Aug. 21. " Sut—l lost no time in laying before the Prince Regent your lettor to me of the 17th of August, together with the, enclosure to yourself from Lieut.-Colonel l'Estrange, and I have great satisfaction in obeying the commands of his Royal Highness, by requesting that you will express to Lieutenant- Colonel l'Estrange, and to the officers, non-commissioned officers, and privates, that served under his command at Man chesthr on the IGth of August, his Royal Highness's high approbation of the exemplary manner in which they assisted and supported the Civil Power of the County Palatine of Laccaster on that day.—l have, &c. (Signed) " smmouni. " Major-General Sir John Tlync, K.C.B. &c." Prince ESTERHAZY gave a grand entertainment y ester d a y at Chandos Ulonse, Cavendish-square, to a numerous party of distinguished personages. The Prince is expected to leave town next week for the Continent. The Duke of RICHMOND Will return, after the ensuing spring, front hiQ command its Canada, and be succeeded by Lord DALIIOUSIE. Mr. PEARCE, Chief Clerk of the Admiralty, has retired on superannuation, after an able and ho nourable service of forty-two years ; he is suc ceeded in the office of Chief Clerk by Mr. Dvuts, and Mr. WALLER CLIFTON bus been appointed a Senior Clerk, rice Mr. DYER. The High Bailiff of Westminster has refused to convene n Meeting of the Electors, agreeably i o the Requision transmitted to Hie, which %yes sub scribed, we understand, by no less than 300 sig natures. But the Gentlemen who signed this Re quisition are to meet to-morrow, by whom it is is understood that the Meeting will be called, anti that Sir FRANCIS BURDETT will he invited to be come its Chairman.—(Morning Chronicle.) The friends of Mr. HUNT state, that a special messenger has been sent to Manchester, with instructions to apply for a copy of his com mitment, and if that copy should be refused, to forward an affidavit of the fact, its order that an Habeas Corpus may he immediately obtained. — (Morning Chronicle.) The exhumation of the body of CHARLES Buo- NAPARTE, the father of NAPOLEON, and that of Louis BUONAPARTR, son of the Ex-King of Hol land, took place on the night of the 19th l us t an t. The translation of their remains was made from the Chapel of the Castle of Saint-Leu-Taver nay to the vault of the village Church.—(Paris Paper.) VAUXHALL GARDENS.—These Gardens closed for the season yesterday evcniug. SHIP NEWS• G` l" Hutt, Auo. 26.—Arrived the gler ° ' 4 90 TON, from Davis's Straits, WWI 1 6 fish ; so butts; Zephyr, UNTHANR, from ditto, 3 fish, 0, butts ; Manchester (late) FARROW, from Greco land, 3 fish, 45 butts ; Cato, 'I urtrani.o fr° o ditto, 7 fish, 156 butts ; and Laurel, CLABIC, fr° ditto, 6 fish, 180 butts. / J O NORTH SHIELDS, AUG. 25.—Arrived the Jane, FLEaIING, from Davis's Straits, with 9 w i l she left the ice on the 3d i n st., previous th e she spoke the Swan, with 4or 5 fish ; t e I° lo June spoke the Granville Bay, with 8 64. ' 4 was leaky. DEAL, AUG. 27,—Arrived, and saile d for th; River, the Thalia, HERBRRT, froth Calcutta' an Criterion, AVERY, front New York. Saile d ield r ye Thames, DAVISON , for H atn burglii O r " I ': from the River, and sailed, the Loyal Rose, for St. John's, N. B. PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 27.—Arrived SMITH, from 'Fiume ; s a il e d t he 1 h company with the D oras . Cane : i nt ic}3ljaarrri4i; 8 the Royal George yacht, to be laid up. of D c FALMOUTH, A UG . 27.—A rr i v ed the - is Marlborough pack e t witha mail from Lisb°-:01 21 days ; Susannah, Motrus, from Li 3b°4l- • Coruntta; and his Majesty's ship Lee 1 ' 1 : o , cruise. Sailed the Susannah, M O ULE, for T er t, PLYMOUTH, AUG. 26.—Arrived the start, LAwsoN, from St. Andero for L o ndon. ' 1 " 4 1 the Loudon, BROWN, for Prince g thigir Island, _ rc° lll' A Letter from Dartmouth, received this ing, brings the following particulars of the °II Helen : no rti The brig Helen, CORNISH, of th is i bl o sailed from Liverpool to Geno a , was scottl eu sa d Pirate, after plundering her of her eerg ° ' d o f fastening the crew in the cuddy on ril e 3 ii bt August, 44 miles, E. N. E. Cape de Gai t ' e :ss miles off the Spanish Land ; but providen tiiii ";4 the night came on, the crew burst the " tcb succeeded, %%I tarpauling round the b oii p t ! W ri te arriving at Alicant safe. Particulars of th e as follows :—long, low, and straight she te rtl . yellow sides, appeared pierced for 16 gull s ' :t oe black, .two cabin windows, and is marked po ols letters, JAMBS QuILLAM, Sail maker, L iver c, In Capital letters, a cross band below t he t ior reef-jib and fore-top-sail marked as tb ° sail. The people belonging to ;he Fir °a versed with each other in English." HOP INTELLIGENCE. 4 0 0 WORCESTER, AUG. 25.—N0 business is , tti °C in our market; the Plantation is so promnsi":(l, is it expected to be as productive or more 11 ,", ° 0 last P year; the duty on the whole latitatilLl. at 18,0001. Duty of the Kingdom, 105, w1- Price of Hops in the Borough.., o° l4 MONDAY, AUG. 23.—The picking . 4ew fri c6 will commence iii about ten days generally, - nominal. Duty estimated at 200,000 1 . The Duke and Duchess of KENT, a ttende l f ; ; Madame De SPADHT, and Captain jo:4lol',lelite't ed the Sadler's Wells Theatre last nig hr. ut eig h. Royal Highnesses entered the house lib ° o'clock. TN ~Belt DREADFUL SUICIDE.-CORONER ' S Yesterday an Inquest was held at the gale Tavern, Grove•street, Lisson Grove' bevy; T l 'THOMAS STIRLING. Esq. Coroner, o t f ile f of (- Mrs. Amelia Finlayson, aged 28, ‘vi e c i ° O r d Finlayson, coal-merchant, of No. 10, Or d Finlayson, street, Lisson Grove, who it appears " afflicted with temporary derniwetnent Oe r 6 11 her accouchement some months ai"o• several times attempted to destroy her s-1 0 11' A on Wednesday morning, after corn; .laioi n g „° 0 1 ' disposition, Mr. F. procured her sante t f . ;:, ° /1 : on entering the apartment found her ed" the floor weltering in blood, with her thr`ji; ti dreadfully .eith a razor she procured 1°1 ;0 r dressing-case. Verdier—" That the ciec- 010 committed the act herself, being at the tithe state of insanity." if An Irishwoman, apparently in a stateo n ° f e Tog - , nity, passing along Call-lune, in Leetla• se.,' diy "color., with a young child in her 010" t ‘01", denly threw it under the wheel of a ear( tiljs passing at the time, cvhich going o ver " se 'llO C' innocent, killed it on the spot. She %4145 diately taken to prison. r e °° I On Wednesday last, as the Guards sere ‘ their march from Chatham to the T ov er, 0 50 /0 being very hot and the roads extremely I hirs i ; caused the men to stiffer very much frti ni ‘ i t h One of the men, being heavily laden v v , t ie knaps:ck, &c. and bathed in sweat , inWr- oenc; drank copiously of cold water. The cons lc 3/ sa c" proved fatal, for he was shortly aftenviir:s,els, with severe griping and pain in the 110 that he was not able to proceed, and l ' i e eil r permission to halt :at a public-house , Sed - than 20 minutes he became a corpse. I , 0 " neg.—Last night, about nine ocl°c-I,tere,e' broke out at the house of Mr. SnEw", "P i) °, Red Lion-street, Red Lion-sq ne re, veb'c-10 o C commencement burned so rapidly, t b t• t himself was obliged to get out at the " .9 0i 1 "; window. The fire engines ti n ivcd in a 3"if,coVi'; and having obtained a pkntiful 'sopPlY r . they played with the ntmost At etrli`i))° house was completely burned down ; tile ing hoses were saved by strong PlirteY d; 4 01003 h they were in son::, degrce (14113°P of The tort ~\ ~,~. 4 thi n Iti e „ lire! it,i t on i der, the tr