The Sun. — London, England, 1816-08-21 00:00:00

Y~ 1' b, 'Ace air,‘, Atitlmtsactor, suggestta. We cieedi It intpostibk that this tergiOersalion can be roved to be moderano4, and rejoice to see hitn who has abandoned all abandoned by all. We have made a few extracts iltal the Paris kapers of the 18th, but they are of Ito great it tortance. Philadelphia Papers to the 2Oth 'ast Month ,reached us yesterday : the Mott itnportant event they relate is of a doniestie nature, and which, though not wholly authehtitated, is yet to proba ble, that we are inclined to receive it as a matter bf fact, It is stated in a letter from a gentlethan at Canirlen-, in South Carolina, that a desperate insurrection or the Negroes at that place had t eels planned *Od at the time Of its discovery ready io break forth: the night of the 4th of u 4, tires the period filed so long ago as last Christ= Ow lot The intended ekplosion. The first object of the insurgents w►as said to be to set fire to the town its one part I and while the people were engaged in ektinguishing the conflagliat Von, the arsenal, which Contained a quantity of arms and ammunition' was to be seised. The male population of whites was then to be murdered, and the female spared : some of the former were acknowledged to he deserving of. their lives, but the conclusion was to destroy It is probable that the indiscriminating atro citY of this projected massacre led to its detection : but the name of the slave who gave information is Carefully cotieeele(l. The gaol of Camden was full of suspected fie ;roes, who, for want of space, were . _ said to b e stretched on the floor, with scarcely room to move snore tha►► their heads. The chief cir cu►nstances had been confessed by the criminals themselves, whose trials had commenced. Six No/ ere even reported to have been condemned and executed. The only circumstances that throw a doubt on this narrative, and to which we have •hove alluded, are, that it is only contained in a Philadelphia Paper of the; lath; and that the. htters and 'papers of Charleston, of which we have had the perusal up to the 20th ult„ are wholly *dent on the subject ; and Charleston is not more than 120 miles from Camden. The new Spanish Governor is said to have ar t►ved at the Havanuah, accompanied by 1500 troops : he is reported by the Americans to be disposed to execute, with the utmost rigour, the ineasure of Shutting the ports of Cuba against all strangers. Accounts formerly received, however, *Wed that the Embargo lasted only three days. A fleet, supposed to have been Lord Etatoirries, Ws; seen off the Rock of Lisbon, tin the 2il in atant...Lord EXMOUTII is in possession of a emu- Otte plan of the works at Algiers. We have also at soundings , from which it has been ascertain e d 'l4„kl44our line.of-battle ships can anchor within 340 yards of the Mule. The town is exposed to ' e llen view front the ships, and lies completely "it hin range of Confrere rockets, shot, and bombs. The mortars which have been provided for throw. lu g t he linter are very large. I t is sa id t h at a frig ate ,y4s, sent some time ago to bring off the 'dtsgl4ll Consul and his family i as, should they tail to make their escape before Lord Etittourtes 4 , r . tivai . t hey Might Bn4 th emse l ves i n a p er il ous situation, A Morning Paper concludes a very dolorous diatribe upon the present State of the Country by Nling its readers, that our politichl system is just kupW Of course the Ministers do not liow to play it so well as the writer, or as t•stattLES Fox, w h o , h e says, was a Master Fiddler! 410 h D er 4 oClll.llll end CHMAIRS Fax I Wily did Ye Slid leave us thus withoitt Laughter and music 1! the Livery of London, a Certain lady of "Ink Worms are e'en at it," in Common Hall, L lti ng; the State of the Nation, and devising the i rlt 'titans for saving the Country !! ! From the . 444 1,an4 folly to be expended at this Meeting, it cif I NVolteti. by ,the - sanguine, that the causes ill vit ”' national distress must be elicited, and tt t tur evils p ut i n t h e way o f cure. What can ;It the sagac i ty and penetration of such State 40 4ttw ra• We only hope that the wicked Quacks *4 ti Its sally prescrib e on such occasions, may not tili tate instead of alleviate'the disorder of their ►tnas rattent. t 1 . 1 14 1 4 Royal Highness the PRINCR REGENT still 1s te ar, li t the Stud House, Hampton Court. It ott i : ll , l *ed that his Royal Highness is seized with an oth -e 'l of the rout, as Sir fICNRY HALrolin, and t eh t i rt Of the Faculty of th e H ouse h o ld , were yes -1,4Y mint for from town. Terflay; at two o'clock, a C a bi net Council the Foreign Office, summoned by Lord CASTLIMEAOII: it was a tt en d e d b y t h e t iLL:,."rd. the Lotto CIIANCELLott, the Cumq tu(k-L-Mt;t the Eactiarsota, the E ar ls of L ivatt - I C o_nt h i atTSIORELANO, anti BTIL AU HIT, and Vis- Welock. o x 012,nit The tat till pear five BftlP the haft India 'Company's ships Asia, IVati.en Rastings, and Matchioness of Ely, outwahl• bound, 'were in lat. 1 1 3. 20. S. long. 34. 45. W. oh the lith May all well. PORTSMOUTH, SUL Y 26.--Artifeti the De vaynes East Incllama from the Downs, and sailed for Bengal. FALMOUTH:MI6. Duke of Kent packet %kith a MAU from Lisbon, in seven Clays.--Wind N. N.W. • HULL, AUG. 19.—=-Artived front Gi•enland the London, MArrusws, 7 fish ; Andrew Marvel, 17 ditto ; Ellison, 5 fish; and the Manchester with ,5 fish. The Egginton,. a Intl ship having 17 fish, is in the liumher, also two others, names not known, and may be expected up this tide. SPANISH INSURGENT PRIVATEER. EXTRACT OF. A' LETTER FROM Ur. H. READ, .ESQ. CONSUL•GENERAL oP THE AZORES, 4ND AGENT TO LLoYD I S, DATED ST. MICHAEL'S, JULY 12. " 1 enclose you information relative to a Spa nish insurgent privateer from Buenos Ayres : she has been out three months, and is in want of salt provisions, but the master says he shall recruit his stock front any vessel he may Meet. I therefore presume it is his intention to cruize soma time about these islands, and I tear will do much mis. chief, as all Spanish vessels homeward•bound en deavour to make this island or St. Mary's, in order to, take a fresh departure," INFORMATION RELATIVE To THE INSURGENT PRI VATEER SCHOONER CRUIZING OFF ST. MICHAEL'S. t The Spanish insurgent privateer of Buenos Ayres, called La Ilinlependencia, alias La Valente, commanded by Don Miguel Ferreras, a Ragusan by birth, sails by virtue of a commission signed by Don Ignacio Alvarez, President of the Govern ment of Buenos Ayres, who has issued commissions to a number of other vessels, three of whom are gone to crttize oft the coast of Chin, some off the coast of Spain and Portugal. On the 271 h of Juue the said privateer, being about ten leagues to the southward of St. Michael's, captured the Spalish ship called the San Joze y Animas, alias Vslvnte, commanded by Juan Bap. lista Orosco, from La Guara, hound to. Port St. Mary's, near Cadiz, with a cargo of cocoa, coffee, hides,' and cotton, which the privateer has sent for Buenos Ayres : she has eight'l2-pounder car. nullities, iron, and one long brass 18-ponnder„ that traverses midships, with a complement of ..65 men most of the crew are seamen from the United States ; there are also French, English, Portuguese, Turks, and all other nations on board, except Spaniards. She generally hoists American colours until the has secured her prize, she then shows Independent colours,which are blue,whitc, and blue, striped horizontally. W, HARDING READ, Consul• General, St, Michael's, July G. The Public Prints lately extracted ea article from the Flemish Papers, expressive of the spleen and rancour with which they generally abound against this country, and affecting to throw rid 6 rule upon our manufactures. Among other things it was observed, that we made shoes by steam en gines, in which no sewing was necessary, that one turn of the machine cut the leather at once into the rrtptired form, that another produced holes in the sole, and that the third drove in the nails, clenched them, and that the shoes were then com plete. It was added, 'that nothing was wanting brit a fool to buy them. %%Nat will those Flemish wags say when they hear, what we understand is really a fact, that fact art has been recently dis. Covered of making shoes without sewing or nails, from a single 'piece of laths, forming, by one blow upon a moult!, a perfect shoe, with sale and sipper leather ;ill of one pie( e as taken Irons the skits of the beast, and -the currying effected after its for mation ! ! Yesterday the Earl of LIVERPOOL arrived in town, and transacted basinebs at his Office, in Downing -street. In the evening his Lordship left town for Coombe Wood. Accounts were yesterday received that the Spa nish ship Sin Joze y Animas, alias Valente Orose, from La Onayra to Port St. Mary's near Cadiz, was taken the 27th of June off St. Michael's, by the It dependencia Spanish Insurgent privateer, of nine guns, and 65 men, out three months from Buenos Ayres, to which port she sets her prize. It is stated that several, other ornizers sailed from Buenos Apes at the same time, anti three of thee► for the coast of Chili. It is not true that the St. John Baptiste, from the Havannah to Cadiz, was taken by a patriot vessel off Cadiz, as mentioned the other day : that vessel, as well as tw o oth ers i n company (the St. Antonia and Jupiter), escaped into Cadiz, being attacked close to the port. Private letters have been received from Bar badoes to the 15th July. They state, that the Island was so perfectly tranquil that it was found unnecessary to continue martial law. It had been repealed for some days by the Proclamation .of the tiovernor.- A paragraph from Franfort mentions, that im portant negociations are spoken of between the Courts of Munich, Stuttgard, Carlsrnbc, •ant! Darmstadt, relative to the formation of a very intimate alliance between them. The New Congress of the United Provinces of 1 4 a Plata, has nominated Gener a l Puy gitg i um . Supreme Director of the Government of B =eaus Ayres ORIGINAL POETRY; 0 . 1 FORTITUDE. .toitte'l 'Writ 'illy purple 'eleitd of kora* k'air'itaitgliter of the day -Ana let a thotisirod airy formi Dow'thilh liaire thy way; : And leeth i e plied Thunders roll, slistonisled to eajli iidverse pole, And tell thy might . ) , sway ! `Or eurliiig'rebtl(l ttiy ilokt ing feet, let lure alairbe4lity riutt to meet ! The ardent Ilglitbitigs l round thee flask, Or rill) 'aniiiist thy bair'; 'And fetteeti in thy fiery sasb r Before thee ltueels Oespairi 'Thy firits Not ieits Opal the'cloit Nntdie round thee casts tier shroud,,, Cutnliusli of Ternfirst Air! And froth the silken galoxy, The stariVriseen'tend rays round thee! 'Cottle Sfsirit of the 'Clarli sublime ! UpOis the northern blastl And wake the sleeping * hours of Time, And cli4e the lazy past'. Call Virtue frotu tier lonely cell, Round Whkli the wares Of trial &Well' Tv itrikt the (anti Aghast ! And stand subduing—unsubtlued The guardian chief Of Solitude t Lrt Coorag'briter his corselet OA; And simunt his blazing cart And scize on Unvo'c's thriine', ' leap into the war ! And lit the Knight who holds his lancei De Can and hardy Temperance ! The iliright and Morning Star e Whose richest draught is froiu the stream Which sparkles in the matte be4tit ! , Descend upon the mountain wow; And iireice the shrinking grove And melt before thee hilit of snow, And 'vanquish Victor Lure ! And sst thy foot on Nature's neck, And smile amid the shatteed wreck, And lift thine eye above! And send the sigh—and raise the pray'''. And say of Hear'ii==" Repose is there Or kneel UpOh the flinty rock', Round which the oceans roar! And let thine heart, which bears the shock, Still lead the Soul on shore! And let the Sorrows round thee kneel, And weep to think thou ea►nst nut Fedi And give their efforts o'er ! Or it struck down by Terror's blast, Look up before the cloud has past . ! ANNA'. PAS IIIoNA rILE ARRIVALS. Lord Ellenborough, at his house in St. James's-square, fitnn the Circuit ; the Marchioness of Exeter, at her house in Privy Otttdens, from her seat, Langley, Kent ; Ocurge Po cock, Esq. M.P. at his house in Charles -street, Berkeley- Square, from his lest, Hullwoud, Kent; Henry Hobhouse, tiiq. at Holmes's Hotel, Parlianient.street, from lethal: Sir William Parker, Dart, at Fenton's Hotek St. Jumes's-street. from his seat in Suffolk; Captain Fitzgerald, at the St. Peters burgh Hotel, Dover -street, from Brussels; the DUNI) Am bassador, at his house, Whitehall-place, from his seat, Orange Farm, Norfolk; the Marquis of Anglesea an twa of his sent, yesterday, at his Lordship's house in Millington-street, front Southampton; Lord Sondes, at Gordon's Hotel, Albemarle street, from his seat in Kent; Lady Louisa Cadogan, at Cook's I idtel, Albemarle-street; from a tour; Captain Berkeley, at the British Hotel, Jerrayn-striet, from his relit, High Wy comb; Captain Hughes, at the St. Petersburg!) Ilotel, Do •er stieet, from Brussels; Lord Castlereagh, at his house in St. James's-square, from his seat, North Cray, Kent ; Lord Hawke, from Paris; Earl of IVarwiek, from Hampthire. DEPARTURES. The Earl of Dartmonth,from his houet in Berkeley-square, to his seat in Staffordshire; Sir Francis Wells, Bart. from his house in Charles-street, Berkeley-1014re, to Paris; .1. W. Webster, Esq. and family, front tht St. Petershivrgh Hotel, Dover-street, to Paris ; Lady IStoncrieffe, 'from Cook's Hotel, Albemarle-street, on a tour; Sir Robt. Harland, Bart. from Feiitou's Hotel, St. James's-street, 'to his teat in Siutblk ; the Earl and Countess of Valedon, to their seat iat Ireland; the Right Hen. Charles and Mrs. Long, front► their hiMse,frhite hall, to their seat, Bromley-hill ; the MarcltiOness s T EXeler, from her house in Privy-gardens, to her suet, BArleigli, colnshire; the Earl of Egremont, from his !Moto itt drosve nor'-place, to his seat in Sussex; Lord Eardley, from his house in Lower Grosvenor-street, ors a tour; Lord Milton, from Grouvettor-square, to Noethamptotshire. Yesterday afternoon a large blue flag stone was placed over the grave of Mr. SlittilinAiN in Poet's Corner, Westminster Abbey, with the following inbcription Iitt;IIMM BICINsLeY SIiERIDAN, Born 1751, Died 7th July, 1816. This Marble is the tribute of his attached mend Peter Moore. The Navigation Committee of London hare christened a new City gorge, in honour o the Lady Mayoress, " 111c3ric Wood ; " and the Wags east of Temple-bar, by wa y of return, call the young Lady " MISS Lighter." RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co., the Con tract Ors, beg leave to remind their Friends and the Public, that the present Lottery begins Draw ing the 17th of Next Month. The Scheme con tains Two Prizes of 40,0001. Two of 30,000/. Two of 10,0001. &c. &c. in Consols and Money ; anti the wishes of the Public have been consulted in regard to the Drawing, as an 'equal Number of Tickets will be drawn each day, and the First drown Prize. the First Day, will receive, in AlM :ion, 40,0001. which may make it 80,0001. Thus there is every inducement to an early Purchase, which Rionaansom, Goont.ucx, and Co. respect fnlly recommend to the Public, and solicit their Favours at their Fortunate Ofkles, Cornhili Ana Chariot-cross: 'A tNGLisii OnitA.—The grand tornib Exthni.. gania of Harlequin That was perfOrmed list night; fo'r the Mist time this sea!ion. In the ser y there `was no change, except the it'eceitsary enlargertient to suit the augmented site of the Theatre. The only novelty was lit the cast the l'iece. Mr. .I.l4aTtal appeared iu the part ht the Manager. Mr. WREN - cif wilt the suceessor tit Lisroir, ita licirtegnily; and Mr. Ittissect. had a Still more dif. .ficult task to perfurin as Patch, encountering the recollection of KNIGIITI9 excellence, in a cliaraca ter which lie had made particularly his' own. He exerted hiruseli with cooSiderable Sticcets. !Lilts !CELLA' retained her own character, and played it with great tprightiinesS. CORN Ek6tIANGE, AUG'. 21-=dye flail bat re 4 .fresh arrivals this morning, and but little business doing. Fine Wheat kohl at Monday's prices. Oats ‘Vere not kg, brisk in sale ak on Monday.. Yn Pease, Beans, and other kinds of Grain, there was uo alteration. A letter froth Paris Sys, that neatly all the French Officers below the rank of M are either royal volunteers, ‘vho waintaineu their loyalty to ale KING during the invasion of 13Vo- NAPAttilt, or , - soldiers of the Corps Which served under theDotte 'of ANOOL/LEKte, or followed the KING to Ghent. On the iiloritinr Eater the condemnation of Gen. Mot Pros ilovesiveT, at Efyoiii, the following words *erg found stuck upon his dpor."" i Veiii tuez niifre.iitoutua, riots tferuns votre • curiton"--•.‘` If you kill our sheep-, ute will kill your hog" (a nick nanie 'for King). The trial of the per - toffs detected in secretly in troditcing gunpowder into Paris is still further postponed, with the view, it is supposed, of obtaining more finforMation. Extensive di3co varies have already hen nuute,,And tilt names of some military officers ol high rank are mentioned as being in prison for Some time, but with sI little certainty, that it would not be proper to re peat them.--- (Private Letter.) At a place called nickey's Saline, says an American letter, the Indians took away two vit• negroes, the property of an American, and committed &ther robberies in the neighbourhood. They then escaped towards the Mississippi, and, passing through the hiirritane Settlements, com mitted fresh depredations. Major COOPER, with a party of SO or 60 men, pursued and rooted them kir the head of the Charetteau, 60 or 70 miles distant.. This affair has excited consider able alarm in America, because the Indians, when decided - oh war; generally commence hostilities in this. Manner. . Regiment, we under stand, **march from hence on Thursday and Friday neat, in two diviiions, for Edinburgh. it is but ,justice. to say of these brave men, that during their stay here, their conduct has beets most ekeinplary, and their departure will be gene rally regretted.—(Keat Parket) Colonel iIItDGELY, from Tilhi4Ey Fort, it is said, is to have the Command of all the Depths of Re giments that are now serving in France, which arts to be established in Chatham Garrison, orders were some time'since to provide quarters for 3000 , Men, LAY lisattirr diet! on Tuesday last, of the typhus fever, six weeks afterberacroachement. Her Ladyship was the youngest daughter of the late Eati of JERSEY, and married, 'in December 180 f, the Hon. and Rev. RICHARD BAGOT, the brother of Lord Moot. Ex touTtotv,—Friday last Joseph iii heekton was executed at Derby, for the murder of tivo chi!. dreg (hit; nephew and niece). N o m o ti ve u d e , v ,,, e to the conimisaion of do horrid an act was stir. inked Tuctitottsly to his trial, nor was any snai, J ol t cause suggested in the coarse of the evidence. \Vhen he wai brought ant to the fatal drop, he l oo k e d u p %vithotit much appeent emotion to the beim front which he was in a few minutes to be 'suspended: He engaged in the usual de votion with earnestness, eatl at the clostyvaa considerably agitated. The drop fell a little before one o'clock, and he died without much convulsive= 'struggling. G,IYTAIN GaANT.---This dating 'offender, this penitent cornice, was executed at Maryborough i , oa Monday at noon, amidst a vast concourse of people. His contrition was so sincere and so edifying a.; to excite universal sympathy. This acconnt is contained in a ,private letter, with a view of which we have been favoured,--(lrish Port .) . - DeTRt OP RoettertY.---It may perhaps ho in the retollection elf our Readers, that Mr. Fay. of Beritiotithey, was robbed a few weeks since on Barham Do wilio by two footpads, who beat hint very cruelly, anti threw him into a ditch, after robbing him of about 160/. in Bank Notes, one of the said Notes was paid into the Chatham Bank ) and traced to a person who kept an eating-house at Woolwich. A Note for 201. part of Mr. Fry's pioperty, was, also paid into the Dartford Bank by the Woolwich Bank, and traced to the same person at ‘Voolwieh. Thee circumstances being communicated to Mr. Fry, he went to the house of the person in question last week, and int. mediately recognized him to be the man who had heat him about the head with a bludgeon. Mr. Fry did not make himself known till he had pro cured proper assistance, and be then went up to the map and looking him full in the face, said " 1,10 you know me?" at which tremendous question, the knife, with which he was welt% the dinners of his waiting customers, immediately dropped front his hands, and be was taken into custody. Ott searching further into the same house, the other man who bad taken the notei front Mr. Fry's pocket was observed waiting upon the customers, and he a ls o was Id ent ifi e d . immediately by Mr. Fry, and being secured by the Police officers proved to be the hfother of the first robber, and they were both committed to t fl Ap ri l r t oi s e l i t i ► n h e s oa a sa t :t; l : Dt t e lf t the i c ) r i e t ; ft e i p t o s i l r u e l p di d::: ni t fe e o e o c rd r :l e , V t ar dl i . ti e t tl : e l wnit"nettigietnolahlgereffaniiirtetoihsnisdtgattei%ellel:vrfei:dxtwibutttitae led $0 their discovery and apprehmiott.