The Sun. — London, England, 1816-07-05 00:00:00

f f SHIP Nriws. sLANTApE, &c. rtiTRACT OP A LP.TTF. ft Pli{ol AN (IFFICBT: OA HIS MASBSTY's SHIP BANS. Timmtrty Elvning, Joky 4 , . Spit head. " Itaie just arlived, last from Guathiloupe, after a short passage of twenty-three t h left Bd .-a.es on the 9th last Month, at which time thelastii . receion there was nearly quelled, though theisland stql rein ties under martial law. The following of his nejesty's shpts were at anchor there when We sailed : Antelope 50, Rear-Admiral 414 "" ; ' Tigris, Doverjraave, Weser, Thames, Ch anticleer - and Badger; the Admiral's ship had been very sickly, and lust a number of men. We touched in our route at the Islands of Martinique and Guittlaloupe. Sir J. LEITH, dovernor of BAT bad°e3, was at the last-mentioned place. Pre vious to our sailing from thence, a vessel arrived from the Spanish Main, with information of the Insurgents at Margaritta having been joined by a considerable htidy of Blacks iron St. Domingo. Left at Guadaloupe his Majesty's ship gra ren, and a French sloop of -var. " The last time I wrote to you was from S!erra Leave, on the 26th April, where we had just ar rived with two ;aloable prizes (Portuguese dive-' ships). We Sailed the following tiny on receiv ing ioforitil#floii of two Spanish vessels slaving'at the Winos, a fainorite trading place Of the Spa niards, about 100 miles to leeward of Sierra Leone : bavinglight baffling winds, we found on our arrival there that they had sailed threeilays before, and Car ried away 900 slaves. However, We were not alto. gether disappointed, for the following morning we fell in with and captured, after a chace of seven bOurs, a large armed felucca, under Sian's!, co. lot" called the Signora del Carmen, belonging to Cadiz, and hound, when he had completed hii cargo of slaves, to the 1-lavanna; hai , ing only one months's provisions remaining. After dispatching the prize to Sierra Leone, made sail for the %Vest Indies; we were' not quite four months on the coast of Africa, in which time we were fortunate 'enough to rescue from, slavery nearly 1000 un fortunate beings, and capture four valuable prizes. " On the 15th May, in lat. 10. 37. N and long. 19. 54. W. fell in with his Majesty's ships Newcastle and Orontes, the former bearing the flag of Rear-Adooral Sir P. MALCOLM, on their way to St. HelenA, with the Commissioners for the care of BUONAPARTE on board, all well, three weeks from England." DOVER, JULY 4. 7 -The Streatham East India• tn4n went post ao-day for the River, and landed here Sir Wit.i.Los Tioicows, Judge of the Sn preme Court in India ; Captains Sham and Ito liciersoN, MonTiAcK, :Mr. AUBREY / Captain bnuoLAss, Mr. Tnniatiii, Miss CARRUTHERS, and Mr. and Mrs. Bo.vNESS By this ship we' learn, that BUONAPARTE was well at St. Helena; seve• ral of the pissengers had an interview with him on the 14th May : he was very strictly watched by Sir G. CooKuuat4 and Sir 11UpSON Lowe. Ile is treated as a General, although he still aliects to 'be called and treated as an Emperor : be.was dressed in a green coat, rather shabby than otherwise, and appeared tit be .a very morose 'roan, 'iftilgar in his manners, particularly to two Ladies 'Who had accompanied trim►t to St. Helena, Herisked several questions respecting India, &c. 4.—Arrived, and sailed for the Itiver, the Mose and Streatham, froM the East Indies ; 'Lonisa, -COOK, from .Jamaica ; Peace, ATKItesoN, front ; Dortithea, .1)1)111 PilijatieliThia, 2S days from Antwerp, who reports, the brig Wharton, FROST, was to sail for London on the Sth i .lt'ine..--Wind S.W. PonTsmouTn, 4.—Sailed yesterday the Monarch tramport for Gnernsey, anti the lutists try ditto to the .East ward. Arrived to-day the Eritahirill, Hunt; Irmo Gibraltar; Mary, Kt), front BArceloya . Von Conde transport ; and Ms Majesty's ship Bann irons Africa. Sailed the Alcyon, Wavas, for Worrerdam, and the Geor gians transport for Wooklelt.---Wind W. S.W. fAtmovra, Jo 2.—Arrived the Lady Louisa 'packet %via). a mail from Gibraltar; in days, atnel the American ship Thomas Gordon from New Vriettns, 'for 'orders. Colonel LAspie, who -escaped front Aix-lit ints been nevem:Nl at Fleuri-Chapelle, by to: Belgian Mareehatts44e. " A ,"%ielnoi4. luta been preiented to the Institute of Milan, the inti ! oduction of the culture - of ;Ws o Loin tartly. The author, however, con. „yikicle,t-S th e e li m ilte of the southern provinces of ISrtoce a s more 1 :,t: for this kind of . culture than . AP,i/thuirdy. ' it d o es 110 t appear by any means jut- Poslll7te tit natttr;.ll;ze ;if this country *plant which gr"ws bl i the north of COnat where thevlituute is little Mit front out s." ilioniteur.) l'ileexj)ctiorilt o f the o tili,sy Of ,the improved Atetnaphtir e jyttween the ltdmintitY an d Chatiniql (and }tot She(;ru . est, a s has been .formerly rated), take o live in a x,, v d a y s , Nivni Lieutenants " "ii - Puy are to sup erintend the workin g of the ..-,t'veral machines. mulrolag a Woodcock was tittklied - 0 ."0 . 1 titnes'in a coppice,:in [wish of Whit tnes, hear li,keter • ,it was seen by several .W.tlollll, who declai. ' ed its appeivrotice, both in sired gtb to be itt \vintcr. ROYAL N-LTVIJAL Ye s t erd ay , sit ina:•past fotir o'clock ~ a n Address iron; the county of Nellt MIS ,I)TCSVIIte(I to OW 1 1 1111CeSS. CH A 111.0 . 11' B 811(1 Prince ricot.ot..D,. sit cameltrird llt~tt e, upon their. m a. reiatt e. It pretty strungly,sliews the sense nt • the County, being signed,bntive illoosatut .persons, .on '29, skit's of parchment, ab s d measuring about -0 yards. Front the peculiar cliTtinistaticeS at lena '‘) ltig it, we give a copy, which.is as follows :—. • • ... To her Royal Highness Charlotte Augusta, and his Serene Highness Prince l.rupolilof Saxe-Coburg of Saalfeld: rec tVe the Nobi I it v, Gent ry, Clergy, Freeholders, Yeomanry, and Inhabitants of the Cotiiil 9 of Kent; heg leave Si,approach lour Royal and Serene Highnesses with our most hearty and c ordial congratulations upon the aits e icirios Alliance which has lately taken place, so peen !Nil) , gristilying to 'his - Majesty's faithful subjects, and Which promises so much heoefit to the 'nation, and so much domestic felicity to your Royal and Se rene Highnesses. That public prosperity and•private happl llest may attend this union, is the sincere wi s h .a nd f ervra t, prayer of his Majesty's loyal subjects, the Nobility, G4ntijr, .Clergy, Freeholders, Yeomanry, and' Inhabitants of the County of Kent." W hid) was sitord ISV Lords Darnley, Clifton, aad St. Gerinaink, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Marquis of Camden, Sir E. Knatchbull, and about 5,000 others. It was presented by. • . Mr. Evelyn, the High Sheriff, Mr. Brooke, Lieutenant. Colonel Shaw, Mr. C. Denny, Samuel ‘Vat*on, DP. the !fargiiis of Camden, Lord CliftOn, - Sir William Geary, Sir Edward Knatchbui!, Colonel llarris, and Mr. Wingfield -Stratford. The numerous asgetmblage were it►troduced into the presence of the Princess and Prince, by Sir Robert Gardiner, and alter delivering th*•ir Ad dress, they received the iollu%►ing must gracious answer; —, , 4 W must ever feel happiness in the regard. atsfl Attach ment of the inhabitants of the County of Krut. It ittLittls tts sink:ere pleasure to iwceive this mark of their atention, and we accept their CongrAtllilliUtls with the hit hest and must cordial satisfactiuti." An Addressirom the City of Chester %vas then received by the Princess and Prince, accoAtpa nied by Earl Grosvenor, Sir John Egerton, Bart. Lieut.-General Grosvenor, Mr. Colgrove, the Mayor of Chester, Mr. David Francis Jones, the Recorder of Chester, and Mr. Fincheit, the De puty Town Cle , k. To which her Royal Highness and his Serene Highness were pleased to return the following Answer " PraytxpreSS to the Inhabitants of Chester Our thanks for this roof of their interest in our happiness. Ws receive their congratulations with the greatest pleasure." The Princess and Prince 'also received an Ad, dreis from New Romney, by Mr. Milford, and Mr: t. Chohnnndeley• Deering, to which they were pleased to return the following answer ; " We are I#.och gratified in the wishes you expresi for our happiness. Amture the inhabitants of the Town a n d Port, of Romney, that we rea:ive their cungrat illations with the highe.t satisfautiou." UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAsinuinott, Jvt.l 4.—du Tuesday being Commencement I:14y, tl)e folio Ning Doctors unit Masters of Arts were created DOcTOItS IN DIVINITY:. The Rev. William NVelib, 11Imter Clai e Halt. The Vert• Rev. Robert tiodgaon, of St. Peter's College. Dean of. Chester, and Rector of lit. Georges, tianover-bquare, 1 4 011(10h, The Roe. John Doncaster, of Christ Cnilege, Master of Oak= hail* School, and Rector of Navenbv, in Liocolniihire. DOCTOR IN CIVIL LAW S UY 11' , YA1. MANIMTF.. 'f hello... Tames Stonier Clarke, of St. John'a College, Clerk citliu'Clutet and Hiltaingrapher to the King, Chaplain of the Household, and Librarian to the Prince Meseta, Vicar of Preston and Rector of Tillington. This Degree by Royal Mandate (the only one granted by the Congregation held on Saturday) must be doubly gratifying to its possessor, at a fresh mark of the l'atixe RPGENT'S approbation, and as a scholastic honour Of the highest class. Having recently given our humble opinion of the Learned Doctor's merits, in the Sun Review of his Life of James the Ild, we may be allowed to express our satisfaction sit seeing him thus rewarded, and our pleasure at observing Princely favour descend on a grandson worthy of such progenitors as the learned Winton, and the upright Clarke the Chancellor of Chichester. DOCTORS 1N CIVIL LAW. ,It►lin Fiat Lee, Of St. John's College. Henry Laing, of Trinity-Ilan. DOCTORS IN PHYSIC. George Lemon Tuthill,of Caius College. Hubert Williams, of Trinity College. Ofrutcrs of ares, to•ntorrstv) 'rite sermon at St. Mary's church, on Sunday morning last, was preached by the Rev. Dr. J. S. Clarke, of St. John's college, from Eph. That in the dispensation of fulness of times be might gather together in one all things' in Christ, bark which are in heaven and on earth." The sermon in, the afternoon was preached by Dr. Hodgson, Dean of Chester, from 2 Car. iv. 5.—" We preach not ourselves, hot Christ J 05115 the Lord." The attendance at church was very numerous tend dignified, and the sermons are highly spOlken of. BLACK !MATH PEDHSTR I At4.,—(3 IS/ Da/04... This rimniing BAToNr acconti),:khed hi 3 734th mite, and co..tinnea to go on in good spirits. The intended pedeorian Meta, .which was to have taken place yesterday, nt the Eagle and Child, Epping Forest, is off: lisator, accom panied by his friends, was on thc ground ready to tart, but the 2001. stake on the other side was nOt tortheoming, pedestri ,,, who hes engaged to walk 56 miles per day, for eighteen days, on Newmarket Heath, has air, ady p.rfortnrd nine, and there is every probability that he will succeed in the of his laborious undertaking. CORN EXCHANGK, JULY s.—Onr Market still continues, vet!, dull, and the arrivals this morning were few, but quite equal to the demand. The few sales made in fine Wheat and atts were at Monday's prices. In Barley and Malt there was very little doing (the duty on Malt being about to expire). In Pease and Beaus there was no altera tion. s:,tartriELD, day's Market was but thinly supplied with the different kinds of Caitlel beef and LAIIII.I VT* • 6 4rvrt Mutton., Pork. anal Volt, soli) qt lan prices ; anti the trade in general vrok lept indifferent. The Soles.in the Ilay-tultrltet wero nut linty ilay, Straw, notlct.rrer, fetched la,t prices, .1" la Ao • . • , Wtitten by an Officer of ; Ore. figlihnitert, and stirl, by him at the. Mess of ttlAt Itegkient ou the Anniversuty of ‘thitittle of Waterloo. „r Vs's Seats wha lute ui Irallace bled." I', calving time has brought the day That bearoswith glory's brightest ray, In history's page, or poet's , • The day of Waterloo! tad, British heart with ardour hurns, its Oh resplendent dnyrttnrns, While humbled Prince in sttiret mourns, , f day of Waterloo! 'ibeh the brimful goblet high, While Npturcheams iu every eyet Let shouts of triumph tend the sliy. The toast is Waterloo ! To all who can the honour chum, From WE!,LlNci;roN's lunnortal. name, - Or hutohlea sun oflnartial Who fought at Waterloo ! Fill, 611, the wine cup yet again, But alter*d lie the joyous strain, To those the cup now silent drain, , . Who MI at Waterloo ! Sigh soft ye breezes o'er the grave, Where rest the relies of tbe brave, And sweetest tlow'rets o'er them wage, • Who sleep on Watetloo! From their enransuin'd honour'd bed, • The olive rears its . 'peuceful Nurs'd by the sacred blood they shed, At glorious Waterloo ! In freedom's sacred came to die, In vict,iry's embrace to lie, Who would not breathe his latest sigh, Like thosu at Waterloo! .:ARRIVALS. AND DEPARTURES. ARRIVALS. Lord Eardley, in Lower Grosvenor-street; General Sir William Houston, Bart. at Warren's Hotel; William Car rinietnn,`Esq. and family,. at Blake's Hotel; Captain Leech, at ditto; Francis Pyan, Esq. M.P. at ..;ooke's DEPARTURES. The Marchioness of Salisbury, for Hatfield ; the Earl and Countess of °entrains, for the Priory ; Colonel arid Mre Murray, for Canterbury :.the Archbishop of York, for Cob ham Hall; the Earl and Countess of Farnham and family, for Ireland ; General and Mrs. Hondas and family, fur Paris ; Colonel and Mrs. &minima and family, far Yorkshire; the Earl of Caernarvon, for ;Wilts; the Earl aid Countess of Ply mouth and family, fur Devonshire; Charles Moore, EscF for Paris; Major Hawkins, for Brussels; Captain for Paris. SPORTING INT ELLIG VALENCIZNNES DACES, 18184 • Tur.gunV, atiLY 16. A Suinirrption Nate of 601.' (rev fur all Insreo%, B.yrs oh carrying. 94. Alb,; 4-yr old. 10st. 71h.; .s.yr .1 , 1, 1 Ist. fi-vr old and it`; l ‘.:d Buries, 114. utarei anti gelding% to he al. lawed.olll. , 'l%vo iuila heat,—to be rode by Geotltmen. The First Class of the Colville Stakes, of So guineas each, for horses not thorough bred, 8 , -yr old, list: 71b,1 4-yr old, 911).; 5- yr old, I lat. 211;. ; 6.-yr old and aged butsv 6 ) list. 71b. Mlle heats—Clutithauen up. WEDNESDAY. A Sweepstakei of SO giiinesns,7ree for any horse. mare, or gelding, Itoria tilt the property of Otliesr.v attached to the Army of Occupatson, and actually in their possession with Ilse Army on the Ist day of June. 'the saine weights as for the Plate. The winner of she Plate to carry filb. extra. Two. , toile brats—to he rode by Gentlemen. The Second Chits of the Colville Stakes, of 60 guineas; TH U MAY. A Handicap Purse for the beaten horses. Mile heats. Sir CHARLES COLVILLE ) ) Sir A. Es. BARNARD, Stewards. fir C. F. !SNIFF/ 1. J Yesterday Viscount SniMOUTEI and the Mar gook CiInLidoNDIMEY had audiences of the l'atticz Ituostrr. The Duke of IVELLINC/TON is expected to leave town to-morrow for Chelteoluitn. His Grace paid several visits yesterday, attil was every where folloWed dud cheered by the admiring , po pulace. Lord BYRON is stated in the Paris Papers to Nave fixed upon a residence in the •environs of Geneva. Yesterday a Board was held At the Admiralty for the admission of imalid seamen and marines to the benefit of Greenwich llospital. Miss O'Nett,t, is engaged to perform six nights at the Newt'4oe-upon-Tyne Theatre, coomenc. ing on Monday next with &lvidera, in the tra gedy of Venice Preserved. Mr. ELLISTON is, we understand, engaged for the ensuing seAson .at, Drury-lane Theatre. To the list at ireanetioilsi in the eatahlishotent we yes terday noticed, according to report, Mr. PO,LNIER, Mrs. BLAND, and Mu. DicttoNsi are added. Mrs. Mattovt4 closed her engagement at the 'Newcastle Theatre on 'l'ttes(l►►y, l in tl►e character of Miss Hoyden, hi The Trip to Scarborough, for her own ilrovfn. ' A TRUE PaTtito . e.---Mr.JAmtitsobt, of the Kil marnock Academy, itits generously offered, as there is no tree school in Kiintarnor:ki to inquiet, in the various branches which he professes, tree o f auy expellee, ten children of the brave .soldiers who tell, or were severely wounded, in the ever inetnordbie battle of IVaterloo. Th e tollnwiug appearance, though trot very common, is certai n ly UM very unusual In the streets 't. London, ViZ, a man %Yid, an Intlb With cloth gaiters and spurs,. arid a ,straw hat. A writer, how eVct, in it French paper states,, Unit the Parkiaus were perfectly thunderstruck at Birch an apparition, and him: that it is only fit for a grotesque habit at a masquerade.. On Saturday the wife of JOHN TURLEY, 1)16, Mint, Shelve-farm, Lenham; war safely delivered of three fine female children, which were baptized by the Rev. litrooKa EnwAtto Bittrades, utter Jon's three daughters. Jemitua, Kezia, and Keten. hapPucit-..we suppose in intim ttion that tins wet a v ilitatina Which required.a cunsiderablit par ion vfiJub . 4 3 pittieuce. Sittr.-The assertion contained in Ttstr . SoN, a thy or two hack,, that " there are 1000 En ; .;lish in the tJuite'd States of America who have applied to their Consul to he sent home,'' induc'es me to infquire whether any steps have been Wren to fulfil the wishes and prayers of those poor deluded creatures ? I hope the British Consuls in Amt• rica possess a discretionary power to relieve anti send home all distressed British subjects who up. ply to them : it they do not, possess such powtr, then their authority is incomplete and defective, and should , be immediately remedied. The effect which would be produced throughout the United. Kingdom by the return of such persons is beyontl' calculation,; their reports .and statements of mi.. series, evils, and indignities experienced in Ante riCa, would glide imperceptibly into every pa. ' risk, .bander, and ! cottage in the kingdom, and would allgy the itch for emigration (now so pre valent) more effectually than a thousand volumes written on the subject. - - - It appears to raj that now is the golden oppor tunity tor . reclaiming England's lost children, um! for turning .the cnrrent from the great ,golf of American voraciousness, which would swalloiv up all The loyalty and duty, all the energies and ge niiis, and, in . fact, all that constitutes the.great , tress, riches, power, and splendour of Britain, 'and would still remain ,iinsatlsliedi to: it is t‘ en. known that her tinnatur,al and :revengeloi appe tite can [levet, he satiated , until,ber voistite tnitst , Great Britahl one hundred 'fathoms under wa ter," is ivalized. COLONIAL .POPULATION Thifollowiog are extracts from the latest' ctn.. Returns.of Population, ordered to be prir,tcdl by the House of Commons, July 1 1815. Governor 11 dues of Dominica reports, that On the 19th of F'ebt•uary 1811, there were On the island, • Slaves Whites . 325 . - Governor Bentinck of . Demerara states the o polatiftu of this settlement to he, 4 . ;.; 4reS .••• • • ' 7 141) 40 I Free culuured. 51,910 I:v . 101 es. 111 the island of New Providence,. one of the Bahama islands, the population was, DeceMber 13, 1810, . WiliNs Free Melia.. 1.60 ! Foreiguers.. Free Coloored. 111,,,,,1, til.t% us St. \d'il,cent island contains, whites ;..,... .4 697 I Sl4Vell• . . ' 16420 Free Colonred.... : ... Ci 9 I • Tutu! tk,oe.t. 'l'l,e Grenadines coat. in, w wa r ., F 1 t'@ Cotonirrti ...... ,71.; itertiltitlit S',4vo, • 4;794 I t‘'llit, , s Stiviisitok contain!, t,029 dace's S I 3VAT Fs veCultnire,litud Illoci; 306 _Citreigoi Wi V,7sl I gavel .. ct, Slave* lii4cl; ...... 1 5 ,836 t,s;t! I Fc.ze Coli•urril Frt e Black:, Grvivatia coutainc, Sktves 119,33 ColOurto 1,111) Whites iNiartittique contoi!is. Slaves Whites 4,90 ti The Births in this Island in 1810 vi , ere, Whites SlaVe 4 . Berbice contains, Whites C6loured Thi slave population of Barbarian exceeds 69,000 that of J►►maica 319,912 and of Au.» tigua, in 1810, 30,568, , CURIOUS CASE. HEAD POLICE-OFFICE, ))untie--This day WILLIAM BUTLER, LS+ at Gentletnan from the county of Tipperary, at present residing at liil ton's Hotel, Sacl9'ole-street, attended at the Mutt Police-Office, accompanittl by Mr. II'NALt.Y, as his ConnseL lie stated to the Magistrates, that yesterday morning a Gentleman called :upon hint' at the , Hotel, to apprise hint he would receive a message in the course of an hour front a person, in ronseynence of his not paying him one ltundrtd., pounds, which he pratitised to give to his wile irk the year 1810, and he informant him of the uattt tr of the person by whom it Would be delivered...-. Mr. Butler went our, and its a short time after his return, the same person who had waiteal upon hint in the moaning went up to his rtiom, and informa him that tlie person who was to challenge hint was below stairs in the breakfast purloin-, with a horsewhip, and was determined to exercise it on him, unless he was instantly paid that sum. Mr. Butler requested he would go dawn and stint the .parlour door, to, give him an opportunity of goillg out unobserved ; he went down, but returned mediately, to say-that the other would not suffer the door to be shut, and would certainly put his threat in executiOn ; upon which Me. Haller went down, and was met by ;he Gentleman, who llou. rished the hOrsewhip Over 'his head, and threat ened to extirpate hint, unless he paid it ; be also challenged him to fight,4lml proposed giving two shots fur his one.—Mr. B. further stated, that he was kept a prisoner in the parlour for' at. least an hour, end. being in dreet'l end fear Of hits, life,. he agreed to leave the matter to a Gentle.. man Mao was with his assailatt4 who Sat down. and made an award against Me. B. for the bun.. tired pounds, and thirty pounds interest front 1810, and obliged Mr. B.litinicdiately to accept , a bill at ninety 7 one slays for one hundred and. thirty pounds. As tite person to whom the bill was Made payable did not attend at the Office, the further proceeding on the business is deferreti until to morrow.—(DriblinCorrewptindentduly 2.) The publiclttioo of the Selierneot the new Lot. tery has already brought in orders fur fancy mons. bet's, a great many of which tire already bespoit* at the Bonk :—those who may be inclined to 4* their Clifike on any particular number, by whick they ot , sy hope to umenti their shuuhi tberetoe lose mt. time.