The Sun. — London, England, 1816-06-14 00:00:00

E 1 Is* Many Article% inteild4 fui licaoon are postponed, and, aincing others', the Notice of the PlaY of COnleiine, .ttild Miss STEPUgxs't; Imager; . MAILS. A"t"'n - 1 Fraticc, Hamburg Gnerifiey, jferv.,y, 2 "liblin 1 Waterford. DUE-1 flolland; eGuttenburgh, t W ;tha d. p iti E oV, THIS HAY AT yw,ELvr. ,iamucE. flank Stock, ' 222 India Stock, f . 3 ref Cen t . R I ed. 621 63 lndia Bonds, ... .... • .. li..pr. a poi - Cent, Cons.. shit FA(ch. 1ii115,.....2%.di5. -2 .pr. 4 pot Crtit5............. 78i i Onminnyor r4ymen1...• 2 34i A per ('cot. N. Anne...... shut Cons. for Acc0unt,....... 64i Lank 1.. Ann.. IS 15.16ths 16 • . ...... , ; - HIGH IVATEIt 4-11‘ LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. ""ruhil4. 83 minutes after S. I Evening, g - minutes after 6. THE SUN. 110410.1 WWI lOWEkii rAI.IIIVkI AUDEAT L LONDON, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 181yi. Yesterday, the day for the Marriag'e of the l'fincess MARY and his Royal Highness ilic of GLOUCBSTER, was finally 'fixed !or Tuesday, the 24th instaut. No fresh accounts have been vete : hid by veiment of the unruly proceedings in the southern pans of Norfolk, as mentioned in our paper of tVeduelday last ; -and therefore we infer that the Peakures so promptly and vigorously adoptid have effectually rtistored peace and good Wei% A Flanders Mail arrived this forenoon, 'anal thi / Journals reached us at s late hour. The follow ing are the only paragraphs ‘vorth extracting : " LAUSANNE, MAY 3E—ft-Official accounts state that there is a band of robbers in the East part of Switzerland, partieularly in the Cantons Zurich and Argon. It ieemslhat the persons compoSing it are provided with good passports. They med dle only with articles of value, gold, silver, plate, jewellery, and the like. Sistat, MAY St.---The Prefect of the Depart;- 'tient of the• Upper Rhine has communicated to the adjacent Cantons the new regulations of Police which have been made respeeting travellers and foreigners. An exact and strict surveillance will he exercised . over travelling .dealers (or hawkers), who will not be admitted into France mdess they can . give a satisfactory account of their means of subsinenee during their stay. " Ifte learn at the same time, from Italian Swit zerland, that a great many persons of this de-' script ion, who are accustomed to go annually to France at this season, have been sent back, though their passports were in good orcier " Yt is remarkable that the impost duties on the Northern frontiers of Prance have been fixed at a more favourable rate than on the frontiers of The d 4 before yesierday there departed from this an inimense barge three ituries high, with three hundred Swiss of every age and ftex, bound, to t h e United States. 80me 'of them deplored the resolution they bad taken, and 'conntionTcated it with regret and tears. BRUSSOLS,A7I4I3 10. —Tbetown ofTournay, so important on account of its situation opposite to ills, is going to be fortified upon a new plan ; an immense quantity of materials destined fot the pnrpoariis already collecting. . " Tints three itnimrtant fortresses are now raising on oar frontiers for the defence of the country- , --Namtir, at the conflux of the Meuse and the Sambre ; Charleroy, on the Sambre; and Tournay, on the Scheldt. " VlEtzusx, MAy 29.—Aecnrcling to accounts from various parts of Germany, the opening of the Diet at Frankfort may be still delayed. Se -veva! great States of the Empire are no longer so zealous abbut it,'and the Prussian Government is et this moment much employed on its internal concerns. • It is pretended that this Court has JUSt caused it to be insinuated to the other Ger man, Cabinets who are employed upon Comsti .tutions,, that they may in no shape prejudice the legitimate authorities of Jim Sovereigns. " GENOA, iIIAY 22.-11 re announce with• the greatest pleasure the conclusion of peace with Tripoli, so that we are now at peace with all the Barbary Nwers. No hostile means have been employed to make peace with Tripoli. The con ditinus are nut yet known." We linve Jamaica Gmzettes to the end or April. They ( °main no news from the Spanish Main, sind the following shipping notice is all re can extract frOITY theft) ICaNusroN, JANA icA, Avatt. 47.—The men of war, viz. th Ataxes, t:Jiptairt Illigh; Primrose, Captain Phillutt ; pet /' Dof)ett; Onyx, C.!aptain Strangeways; Variable, 4tel"iu 5 113, u'llT,clt arrived y'ectertlay, from llontinrae, had of thirteen day*, and brought up three eau/panics . ka•tt t ;tit %Vat. trglintat.": " It; til2l;lV)Llaii 111L4:11., tilC CiPil - tiIICE Or t 51tigistrittei of Freland came *tinder disemsioo.--11r, complahled of the eon thtet" el the Rev. Mr, HA I 1. - ro's, Aragiii . rat of the Colip!N of Tipperary, sviio whs charged s'yitli being a party in a plot for entrapping persons to commit ceitneS. In, respect to, the •other trate, which was . the'ease of : 1 1r. charge was made against the Lord • ChaneellOr, for removing hiM from his magisterial capacity, on account 'of political princiPles. .?In the fOrmer instance, the hiptiOn, , which as for the cOrre spondenee with Government on the subject; was withdraWn, and in the latter the Petition wai laid on the table. . , . In the Ilous• of Lords, la . st night, the Earl of Livaavoot. moved the third reading of the Civil List To this girl , Guosvericia moved an Amendment, that the Bill heiread a third time that day fortnight, in order to give the House time to go into a Committee on the general sub , feet of tic tivil List. The Amendment was ne gatived without a division ) and the OW was read a third time and passed. Itn—P4qNesss CHARLOFTE .---The the Princess tail`ii , t,errE's recovery prrieeedi agreeably-to the wishes of the Get!flemen ; We are. happy to Sm'y he'r Royal Highness :;;.'!! a good night , was considerably better yesterday, so Much so', that Dr. BAILLIE advised her going out tO talte the air, anti aaecordingiy her Royal ness went out shout two o'clock, in a chariot, ae , cOtnpanied by her Royal Consort ; thear remained Ont upwards of an hour. I ler. Royal Highness received a visit from the Duchesi of Vont( about five O'clock: A ,gorning.l'aiie'r of this given an ac- count of tumult and disorders committed at. Li... tieepoOl on Tnesday: This is in contiadictiOn to our statement yesterday, and it will be seen From every concurrent testimony, and front gr. .CAN• 4 NING'S Address to his Constituents, entirely fa bulous. The quiet of the town was uninterrupt ed on that day : for, (says the -Lirerpooi Plper) " The effleieney of the police, and the opposite . direction' in which the tlvo parties moved! front the buitings, obviated all outrage and riot ; and we have great pleasure in stating, that during. the last night the town has been, as peaceable and tranquil as on ordinary occasions." Letter from the British Consul at St. Peterstirgh to SAmost. THORNTON, Eq. Governor of the Ittissia Company . 4 St. Petersburgll, April en (May 10), 1111 a. if t —1 hail the pleasure of writing to you ott , the 41st of April (Nlay 3), by pot and two days after by a courier, with the new Tariff• 4, fly theso flpjiortulitities I contnntnicated to you, for the information * of the Co'nrt .f. Assistants, all the details I could collect of this so long-exi rated Tariff; and I hare now the mortification to acquaint you, that orders have hecri received with it at the Custom-house here to continue in force the rules and regulations formed, during the unforthrMte diffe rences between Ciregt Britain and ltussia, and evet glace acted upon, though with some temporary modifications on ono or two points. I shall, ate every oceitsitm In riiy power, endeavour to procure either the repeal or suspension of some of these regulations; which nppear and are felt to be west prejudicial to the prosecution of that liberal comineice It is the wish of his Majesty to establish; and I flatter myself, by the powerful assistance of his Excillency ;,ord Cathcart, my representations may produce the desired effect. In tht i mean time, I mute strongly recommend that all the rules and 'regu lations, and Cuitean-hottse laws estaillisbed by therarili of 1811, iegaroling bills of lading to order, .end other points, he most strictly adhered to; and that the vspethe , cy of So doing be made its speedily known to the trade as possihle. "I ant, &e: (Signed) D. ISAY,I.F.Y." THE BLACKHEATH after littiving gone on well the whole of last night, this morning completed 231 mile of !Ili noilertaking after 9 o'clock, in great sl►irit.t. Wlttosnit, .7t7Ke 13.—Vesterday the Dol:e of Chouctisrva avrived at the Castle : the Qunvisr, Princesses ELIZAUETH arid MARY being gone to Frogtnore, the Royal Poke followed them there. This morning early, Sir 13. Bt,,oossri eta) at the Castle', and after announcing to the QueEN the intention of the REGENT being at his Cottage to-day, Sir 'BENJAMIN proceeded there. The QUEEN anti PitraCelieEs Vleitt to the Princess ELI• ZAtETtI'S Cottage, at Old Windsor. The Duke of GLanCESTEft is now a daily visitor at the Royal Parties at Windsor. Yesterday, abOut one o'clock, the PRINCE Re- ORNT left darhon House for Asrot-heath Races. A few days ago the holders of Otnniton petition ed the Bank at England to postpone the final re demption of the Minium pledged at the - .Bank, which was to be redeemed the: 12th at .luly,,to the 24th of the same month. Mr. Hasa has, however, given official notice, that the Petition cannot be complied with.' 'Letters from Paris state i that the blur new Marshals of France to he Created on the occasion of the Doke of HER Itt'g Otarrittge are, the nuke of Fm....rae (Ct.aaKe), LAOnisToN, the'Connt tie VioMESNIL, ant( the Duke de GatoNY, the Gover nor of the Invalids. Yesterday morning a strongdetabhment, amount ing' to 5O of the ‘ . 2d Regiment of Life Guards, assembled in the Regent's Palk, and tifterwards marched to IVormwooti Scrubs, where they went through a number of evolutions preparatory to the grand military spectic)e which, is to take place on Witnbledon Common on the Anuiversary r uf the Battle of 1(17cl:rico, N.i Ng VS. PLyisotrTg,'Yu - st 12.- - Arrived the Fortitude, , 11, Sr. Kitt's for Londoti—passed up the Channel this morning. The brig Hannah, of I.3erwick, 11 : CCrit London, bound to Montreal, aile'n With rum and dry goods, got on the Ma. • tittle flocks, near . Falmouth, but afterwards floated 10 sea, and was towed into this port this nto'rning by the Jasper sloop of war : she is full .of water, and completely dismasted.• When .the Jasper fell in with her, a number of pilot , •boatS were surrounding her, planderifi'g her cargo. , rALitottrit, 'JUNE 11.—Arrived the AciiVe, anskyso, frOnt Ontion..--We have not received 'any intelligence from the i'lannab since the Jasper • PonTsmotrrit, JUNE l.—Arrived his Majesty's •ship Emulous from Jamaica, Sailed the Lindsay',. TutiNew, lot New York; Abenna, WINT . ON, for , . 'London, , i . 'DEAL; loin 13.--Ca m e wn.frorn the River the Dee sloop of war, and sailed for, Portsmouth Invincible,. HOGG, for Prince Edward's Island ‘) indispensable, for the South Seas. The two IBC ter rethain ",in tire .Downs, &tamed by contrary wlntts.—Wind S. W. . , , the following notice was yesterday posted up tit lit.MYl):B :- " CAbIZ, MAY 24..-A Spanish sloop of Mir mid a schooner sailed yesterday in quest of tile privateer mentioned in my last." ' ' ••• ult . iPtiNlsli;Nr:B PRIVAI " ITADRID. MAY 16...-Nothing is thought of, or talked of, but the appl•oaching royal nuptials. • • The Portuguese Ambassador and his Lady, the Duke hf Infantado, and the Lord. Chamberlain o have left the capital some days, for Cadiz, to' ine h et the Royal BrideS ; and the carriage " road between this and the Puerta de Santa Maria, a distance of a hundred leagues, has,been pot in a itite of thorough refiair. " The Kim; has issited decree for the 'reor ganizing aid better payment of his navy, ,which is in future to be governed by a Board of Admi ralty, instead of 3 Lord High AdmitO. " 61.1114/;LTAR • MAY 17.—The Dutch 'squadron, crin!iStirg of lour frigates, under a Retir-Atimiral, have grit under weigh. Lord Exama th and his fleet are daily exP e cted„On their way to 4ngland." iiNIPORTAT PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. (To be E-optioned Territory.) MENDICITY rN THE METP.OPOLIS. The Report of the Select Committee upon, the State of Mendicity in the 'Afe.tropMis hds been Minted, in pursuance of the Order of the I-loust of Commons of the 20th of. May. It states, that mendicity in the streets is much tlirninisheil since the inVeitigation of last year, tint that, by a strict enforcement of the existing Ittv,i the town might- be speedily cleared of mendicants altogether ; hut as that course wouldlinly transfer, the evil into the country. it recommends, that an establishment he formed' on Mr. Martin's . plan of ingiiiry, for the purpose of,cliScriminating the the: ritorious poor frorn'the other ClittSes;. that tine di. ligente be Used to send [ionic the.lri4ll, 4'cotcla, sine) African mendicanti, that the' Chetse4•and Greenwich pensioners (a very troublesome. class of memlicatits) be taken out Of the Streets; .and some other minor tegulations. LEATtiER The Report of the Select Comrnittee of the !loose of Commons on the Leather. Trade has been .prin:ed. It states, there ti reason to be heve, that In articles made of leather exported, the drawbacks are not sufficient to compensate the thttks on - the raw material ; and that, for the encouragement of the export trade', it way be tt fit object of consideration whether those dra#. , bucks should' not be increased. It recommends that the restrictions on tanners be so far reinoved as perdlit skins to be shaved while in the matt, and thole tO be separated while in the process of tanning and that shornac shall not be uSed in the trade for any purpose except colouring lea ther. The Committee decline offering any opinion' oh theother matter of the pittitidrift Instil they naval heard. further evidenee. ~. it MAN K EIS. CAttN-EXCIIANGE, Joie I=l.-00 arrivalS tliis morning consisted priticipally of flocs, th e sal e o f which was dull, and Is. per qatiiter lower ; the sale of Wheat Wail heavy., at a decline of 2s. per quarter froth Mornay ; Barley and Malt are (lull ; in Pease, Beans, and other hinds of Grain, there is no alteration. Fdreign Weat. - Oe ls. CO. Fine Grey Piase - 375. -.4. V in e ditto , - - a as: -s. Tick livens - - -80 s. 355. English Wheat - 68$. 683. (?id ditto , - - •!, -a. -a. Fine ditto - - - egs. ""'-'4. sniall Tick Itemi, 83... 383 - . Rye, • 80s. 31, I Ohl ditto - - - --s. -- I . Finellitto - - - - Bth. -.4. Feed O ats - - - Os. Oos Barley - - - - tit. 275. Fine ditto - - - el s. Was . . Fine ditto - - - 5.11. -s. Poland ditto - - Ont. 945. Malt - - - - . 1 ' 54. 435. Fine ditto . 1 - - tic 255. Fine ditto ' •' - OA. ---s, Potatise +Lao - AS. -s. WilitelNsise ("ihsli)eas. 40*. Italie tiered ni. 361. per last. Fine ditto - - Cis. --or. Fine Flour -- -70 S. ns. Grey Prase - - - 325. ads. Seconds - .., 053. 70i. tistt+tirtitto, JuNt 14.--Thls day's Market hail a scanty supply of the different kinds of Cattle ; Mutton arid Limb were cheaper r Deer was dearer i Veal and Pork sold at lag priers.: and the trade in general was not uvcr brisk. Tb's Sato in the 1 - lay-rnsrlret were trilling; Clover fetched h b,t ter price , ..• any iind Straw obtained fast p r i ce s The under- mentioned prices unit outfitters are an accuristesteSinatot ;- 4 -. To sink the Offal, per stone of Hill. neer, 4*. 44. to si. kid. !iltittun, 4s. tad. to .ss. Lamb s bti, pd. t o lii. 54. Veal, 45.4 d. to th.oil, York, Si. {ft!. to 44. Od• Beasts, 510. Sheep uud LeuthS, GrVO O . Calves , lee . k i lo , H4O. aatt-MsageT.-Hay, SI. Os. to 51.. ss. Straw, IL Se. to 11. Os, Oinstri 41, es, to tit, las. a.._ rtf EATAIt. . , , bacnY r 'wtyi,tviiii ►some pleasure that Ive saw the sterling 'c.;c`tody r,f Every t3ia,r in his Humour, attended last prght thisrTheltre by a ver y num e rous audience ; euJ Alintigh, no cloubt, ,much of the attract fon is nSeribable td the Kite!' of, Mr. F. 04, yet %re cAlino . t but incialre Jt hope that ,there is still a qii6ciettry of taste anti judgment 1:1 mon g. the public, to them to re:- lish thii admirable work of one of the chief of 13ri- Dramatists. And bete w . e are ,tt, , titpted to transcribe part of a prologue wriftcti hy rr.t tsßtCti, on the revival of this Comedy, which dis plays greater energy .thati it usually found in the productions of his Muse " thities, your favour is •our Author's. right-- The well-known scenes we,shall pi ennt to-night Are no weak efforts of a modern pen, But the strong touches of Immdfir rough old thud, whose honest pride itisduite,d Applause itself, unless by merit gein'd ; And would to-night your loudest praise dielaim, Should his great shade perceive the doubtful 1'1'444: Not to his labours granted, but hiN Such is the estimation in which the dramatic thiracter of .ot'e of our greatest Bards was held by one of our greatest, if not himself the greatest, of our Actors. But to the pert's), ManCe of last night. The character' of Kite 4 is not we'll cal culated to draw lorththe peculiar powers of Ml'. KEAN. We did nut n ds o v r e e l l l t o y n i f s tis r :::::p r p e e:::: in this pait', because It- eras for 1ti . , , t,„,„ 1ft; l i Te . s s i u st c t i a ' in o e c ti c.'t it"Ti t i l ro s trguotrt - With pkia sense, ancl rendered the workings of jealousy sotheic n ily vious. He had very few opportnni, uf idiots./ ing those marking touches in which he is most ef fective ; hitt what there were, he did nor sutrct to pass without due point . ~. essure. His mode , • 1. found her there, ' whets the Justice asiis 'Dame Kilely if she found her hoshunt, at Cobt.i house, savoured more of the Violence ()Erato t urn the eagerness of detect ion; but Ills performance alioge:. titer was well qualified to please the More rational number of his adtinrers. H I ARLSY rendered Robg. dil effective, but be was• rather tuo ligiaGrsontestud lo r co,ntotice. Bobadi/ is characterized by a ;;rare anti grotesque dignity, which renders Isis fall die snore ludicrOus. The actor; however', appeared fully to 'content the audience, sad, Arid, a little snore reflection, be will probably content the cri tics also. Bruinwori4 was well silPlutiled by MuN " ;- and the rest of die characters were credit• ably filled by PALMER, P6WELL, IVALi.ACK, ani PENt.cv. ARRA VALS ,A ND DEPARTURES. ARRIVALS.. • The Duke of Norfolk, at his house in Brefitc-street t 1 Earl and * Countess Delmore and Family, at Thomas's Hotel, lierkeley-sqiinre i 'General and Mrs, ',sled:ids:he find nuttily, at Grillon's Betel, Albemfirle-street. ' , This Ma'rqula Salisbury to Cheltenham ; the Marchioness of ry atititord Cranbourn, tOHatteld, for a few days the Earl of Ashburnharn, to his seat in B'ilsseic. SPORTING INTELLIGONCE. ,ASCOT. HEA'T'H RACCS, Tit °town-, dinic 13. A renowetlSweepstakes of 10„s cite'', the new ,Mile. Lord rolitfy.s f. by Sir bavid out of Dotay.,ei Mr. Wendhatni's Election . ' q Lord L'owther's Landscape, sister to Eepliael.. ...... ,4 .. • d This was a race .of great interest, as 14 Lowther's f. Won, the Oaks, and Ld Foley was second: In' this nice the winner. at the Oaktelptve 71b. and the result shews what weight i 5.... 6t04 on Ltl Lowther. ' 6to 2 a4st Li) Foley, Won Vary, , illr. Walker's '...:elintfilly wAnted over for the Windsor Fo. rest Stapes a 30141 can'. . A Gold COO, kalne 1000 i a Sobscr;pti , in of 2tis.-ack, Th . e Boccipd horse to receive haeli his Stahel. Three-rt. olds, Est. 1014. ; font:, Bst. gib. ; five, sst. lilt). t aitt anti aged * tlst. nlti. Ararcs allowed ;ill,. Mr, Thorobill's Anticipation Duke of York's AlttAlin ' -' . ' tlt Duke of lt,titiand's Fandango. i . Lord Lowther's Caper..i.. .. ' 4 Mr. Wytidfoini`s . llllnderer ' ' 3 Nine startvdt 5 to 1 agst the winner, 11 to 8 nest Won &ret, 2 to 1 apt Aladdin; 4 to 8 awst,Fttndattgo..- CHARITY SCHOOL.S.Ye.Ster'lity being the An niversary Meeting of the Charity Children,erio. cared in the several Parish Schools within the Ohi'es of Ltniclon and Westusittster, and their. suburbs, to the amount of a bout 10,009 children 'of both sexes ; all dean, healthy, and decently dressed, each Schotil beaded by their Masters and Mistresses, and each Parish preceded by their tc« .ipectiv4 Beadles in full livery, their batons, going in grand proce.sion along t4e dlfereot streets leading to St. Paul's Cathedral, whet, there were seats ereeted for their accommodation. Vise Lotin MAyou, Recorder, Silesia', ten Alder men, and their Ladies its ears lages, acCompanied. by the City Marshals in state uniforms on horse buck, with Marshalmeta . and other City Officers. arrived, and heard tt most 5UrlllOO, WWCLI ii , mrpreached by the_ very Reverend the Dean , of Cu loan, a, &c. The Coronation Anthem and several Psalms were 'sting and elsaunted by'the Gentle- Mon ut the Choir ; the children joined in the chorusses, and the church was extremely crowd ed. Amongst those present . were their. Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Clndimu. L.star. • ExMArrios.—This morning Philip Sired, for burgl4y, was executed before the DeLtot's Old Railey.----A respite, fora week, was recired ut Newgate, at a late hour last night, for J. on• der, the youth, who tiras to have been executed this morning w►th Street, The Opera•house was yesterday morning knock ett down to Mr. WaTsits for 41,0001. at 'the Chart. eery sale-room, Southampton-buildings. This event will, we, trust, terminate all further litiga. tion respecting this property. RICHAUDSON, Gooptoca, and Co. respectfully solicit the patronage of the Public, in the present State Lottery, the whole of which will be drawn in one Day, the 25th of this month,—The Scheme, though consisting of only 6,000 Tickets, contains 23 Capitals, including Prizes of 20,0001. 10,0001- 3,0001. ike,----:Pckets and Shorn; nt-u on Solt At the fortunate Offices of IttonattploN, GonoclicK. and Co. Cornhill and Cbaritig-Cross, whel`e hit" a nd sold in the: G b i s e r e :s 6 n n o t s l h :C a r n e a:p i t g 1 5 4 0 1 , t t o t 0 ) 6 0 1 1 71: 1 „: 1 5 t , 0 1 3 0 1.. 0 r o N n o ' :: : and 10,244 and 431, (stand Goldea Capitals of 23,000 Quinces each.