The Sun. — London, England, 1816-06-18 00:00:00

TIIIS DAY WEEK THIRTY THOTTSAND POI7NDS MAY HE GAINED lIV A SINGLE Tan :ET IN TIIK -EoT 'FEB!! WHICH WILL BE ALL DRAWN THAI! DAY. 51:\11.$ APR/vet-1 Fratttr, Brazilt, 1 }linden, 1 Gottenit:trgh, Waterford. Out.-1 Lisboh, 1 Gutrtibey athi Jersey, 1 Dublin. PRICE OF STOCKS Ttils I)AV A'rrWEGVE Bank Stock, - 9iol ti per Cent. ........ 4 per Cent. Cons 4 fol. Cents. 741.i fa per Cent. N. Ann— —shut Mtnit L. Atin..ls 13-16 tits 16 India Stoct,.... Indio ....... 35, pr Each. Bills, 34d... .l a. dis., pr Ditto, Is; pr ()tuition) for Payment, '23k Coos. for Accuuut,.......644i 01(111 WATER Nl' LONDi rsl.rtiiitg, 38 minutes After 8. DX BRIDGE TO-NIORROW. F,retiinz. minutes after 9. THE SUN. ;OLIN , Al,l"_ , Nl HEAT! LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNE 18. 181 O. Lurd EXranUTH has the infinite merit of having, by mere negociation With the Barbary States, been completely successful in prevailing upon Them to lib,erare above 2500 Christian Skies, principally Neapolitane, Sicilians, and Sardinians. Seventeen hundred had been actnally sent to their respective homes, and the dungeons were e3pected to be cleared in a few weeks. As Ettgliih men, we are proud indeed of this result, tor which this emtlitry is' infinitely indebted to that very distingnished Coininander. Dispatches were received froth his Lordship yesterday. The Eighteenth of June—a day of memory, of joys and tears, of mourning and triumph in our history for ever. This day, twelve months ago, the destiny, of Europe was decided lay British va lour ; the Colossus of the Revolution was finally overthrown, and, like the Image of which King NEBUCHADNEZZAK dreamed, broken pieces. Such a day, thought it cannot be forgotten, de mands at least a passing tribute from the Public Journalist. Let us :remember upon it, with our dearest affections, the brave who fell and the gallant heroes, Cri:g survive ; let us waft the tech o-nation of a peop across to our WEL LINGTON and 'his brothers in arms, still em - played in protecting what they, ,saved ; let us do justice to the counsels which led to this great Victory, as well'asto the valour which achi e v e d it; and, Above all, let us not neglect our thanks, giVings,Where they are most due—to that Pro. vidcnce which prospered in British' the Cause of the World on the Glorious Eighteenth of 3nne. The following Irons Brussels ,relate to the same tiubjeft " Bayssata, JUNE 14.—1 t is .affirmed, that among other occurrences for the celebration of the anniversary of the 18th of June, a military fête -will be celebrated in the Alie Vert& The brave men 4 ho are still iu our hospital, in come gnence of wounds received in this battle, will receive particular marks of the public gratitude, One hundred and fatty Hanovetian soldiers, of different arms, arrived here this morning, with three offieers from France, having leave to return to their own country. There was yesterday a great deal of bustle, and at rise in the notes of the bank of Vietinsi. consequence of the arrival of a courier from Vienna, bringing the new letters patent of the Emperor of Austria, relative to the finances: An English sloop, fitted out for the fishery, has been lost on the isle of Vlie in Holland. The crew have escaped into the bank called the Nonrdvaeoler. 44 Baosset.s, Jima 13.—A great number of the inhabitants of Brusirls, respectable for their love u country of which they are so justly proud, have proposed a subscription of which the follow. ing is the preample : In order to perpetuate the remembrance of the memorable day of June 18, 1815, and to transmit it to our latest posterity, it is proposed to found a perpetual Society, having for its motto, • Maori/ of Waterloo—Peace to Li& iopie,'---The object of this Association is to go , :very year in a pions carevan to pay a mow oink: r kit to the manes of our brave defenders, and pro., pagate anti-revolutionary ptineiples, that is to say, love for the independence of our Conatry anti attanhmnent to the King. [Um follow the regnlationa, in seven articles. The most remarkable are the following The Society will repair' in a body, on the 38th of June, to the field of battle at La Belle Alliance, where Te Deem will be sung in the open air. This ceremony shall take place at that spot where his Royal highness the Prince of Orange was wounded. For this purpose, an altar shall he erected under a tent, adorned with emblems suitable 'to the occasion, &c. &c. The Society shall have a banner of white satin, with emblems ana!ogoom to the circorristance, &c. of the instito. H o!) stiall hear this inscription :—"ero the Mimes of our !Irmo tory of Waterloo." On pirates. seventy.two. 5 per Cantit. 91f, 60c. hauls ‘l,ctions ••••• llO5 f. The French Papers of the 14th instant are chiefly filled with descriptions of the ceremonies to be observed on the reception of the Duchess ot Baant at Fontaine!)lent] And at Paris. AUORRZAII, whose death had been several times days before an ticipated by the public,journals, appears cer tainly to have died on the I 2tli instant and it is inthhated, that. - addition to the eir.Tts of a dropsy. under which lte had for sonic t line labout eel, his end ryas accelerated by vexation at the disgrace in %nch his'eandnet- tlurittg the rehellion hail involved Min.—The tcdlowing are extracts.:---; " Dinteit, hefore his execntion, an inter view will; his wife and his children, in presence of the vndarrnes. ''Tice night before, at eleven o'clock, be had Setitl General DON:csontr, and had con Versed tw,tit hint ;ill one in the morning. During the trial, , Ptotea lus revealed some imp rtant truths, It he is to be believed, there was no Chief-above him, and his pecuniary means were so insufficient, that the objects ful'aished to the rebels at. Elheyns have not, been paid for." An article from Corfu, dated the, 20th of March, states, '' that a Pamphlet has been published which has excited the most lively sensations. It enclearoitrs to, prove, that the lonian Isles, from their political situation, and the character' of their inhabitants, eau never be a'free and inikpetuleta State. The English General Campbell is named as author, but General Maitland; by Proclama tion,' hits Airmolly disavowed the 'publication to' be Engliqb, to prevent the hrealting out of trouble in consequence," , " It was (says a,Mornitsg Paper) reported -yes terdsy, won 'Change, that adviccs had beet, re ceived front India, that. appearances of, a hostile nature-on the part of the.Marhattas had occasion ed a new Call cm the army to prepare for the field:" —Upon this we have to state, from private letters, that the hostile disposition of the Nlarliattas new sytterl... The Bombay it Itas been in ac tivity for toitliy months, in consequence of their deinonstratiows. Part, of this fore. has been tra- Veffiillg, Ciateh and other provinces, in moveable colu mns , t o ovt,mirve the' cli,contenteiL $0 , 04 11, forts have bcen rrtioceti o airti .strong 111COlitreS t:ikt:ll to pirvent the flame of war from bursting out in (1,1.-trter. If the hoWpentlAnce and integrity of the Bri tish Howie of Commons were at all problemati cal; if there leek the slightest foundation for the base assertion of pretended Reformists that a majority of more than 650 of such men *5 form the body of out Representatives, could be corruptly subseivient to the vietva o f an y Administration ; if it were possible to credit a fact so improbable in itself, and so dis grarefal in its imptantion, the decision of fait right must root the suspicion out of the most sceptical bre-ast. (in an Amendment mold by .try." It shall he surmounted liy..a crown 'of laurels and Cyprus."—[ilete follows the list of the subscribers, which is alleady Very couider able, and increases every inoineti.t.l--( Brussels Oracle, "June 15.) The Paris Papers of the bare rtricheti With tlic exception of limber long details tit the ceremonies to be observed at the nuptials of the Duke of 13Rittn, they contain nutting 1110 TC than these paragraphs " JUNE 13.—The hincess ( Conde arrived at'Calais on the TI th front England. She departed in the evening for,the capital. They write from Italy, that some Austrian regiments will garrison in the ports of the Eccle siastical States, in order to ,protect them against " The Prince of Schrattenbach, Bishop of Brunn, diet! oil the 25th of \lay, at the age of '6 There is a long Report of the Trim of a woman of the name of f,etlulr, for assassimiting /11. Driacourt, who, wanting courage to pin him . 14cif to death, induced her by an offer of a thou- Sand francs and other property to perform - the dreadful act. Delaconrt, when first discovered by his grqans, denied that she had done it, but af terwards confessed that this woman was the person who teas &rtilty. She was . condemned to ten years' solitary confinement, mid to give security of 500 francs. On hearing licr condemnation she ex claimed with despair, " Let tue die rather !" " FRANKFORT, JUNO 10.—The Duke of Co. burg has returned to leis residence at Coburg, from a journey to Goths. Report snys that his marriage with the Prindes's Dorothee r Louise of • . Sac Gotha has been'broken of). " We are informed l'hat Negociations are•set on fon,t with Prussia for the Bailliwick of Zie4en bruits, ott the confines' of the Duchy of COLairg." FIWNCII FUNDs. .•4. • a tiLY 40 Z.-1.5 nattice LUC tiara llt ENIWRATION AND INIVORTATION.-iTATuE OF BUONAYAILTE. Yesterday Minlateri received official dispatchers from his Excellency Sir JANIPS LEITH. at Borba dOcs, dated the 30th of April, containing the de- Jails of the insurrection which had been happily suppressed, and with tire particulars ; of which the public are. already acquainted. It is now disco ..ered, that but for the pretnatnre breaking Out of the insurrection on the 14th instead of the 17th, (whiehlt scents was the day fisted on,) it would have been Much more formidable than it proved to he. There have been symptoms of in surrection both at Antigua 'and Gandaloupe, but they wire seasonably snppress,ed, and every thing rert,ained tranquil when th e blurt sailed. At St. Kitt.s the Council have etlied our the militia; And all the nide populati ol4 from IG to 60, ace bound to serve for a period not exceedidg three years. Son - le correspondence between the Negroes of Itirbadoes and those of other islands-is repotted to have been discovered. Tile Pl'illeeS4 CIIMILOTTR seenis now to. be al most entirely recovered from her late intlisposi lion. She rides out daily , mid yesterday surpris ed the QL74,1:14 aad Pril)CeStlS %Vltil all unexpected visit. , 'Yesterday the Earl' of Lnitiatioot, Vistotint CASTLEREAGEI, thU.IfiShIII ellailaassaclar, suet Count AIUNSTER had audiences of the :Nixes RangNt. at Carlton W)115&*. The Ditke of )(oak transacted military bttsiness with the PRINCE REGENT yesterday. Yesterday the,Dakes of eLARENCE Rll4l CUM.. paid their respects to the Poison REGENT.• • The QUERN hid a select party yesterday even ing at her Palace, American' Papers to the 28th a last Month have arrived. So!grvat is the - stagnation of trade, that hilt very rear of :the merchant vessels are ent ployed. Our countrymen WliOs Wire emigrated are in a;mMit duplOrable state ; optiYarmis of IMO of them have applied to the British Con3ul at New York to be sent haute ith passports its dis tressed British subjects. Letters of the 2 , 'lth of May from Cadiz mention, that Government had given orders for the gpanish sloop of war Descubridora awhile armed schooner Transit() immediately to sad in quest of the Buenos Ayres privateers, which had appeared off that coast, and capt tired vessels in sight 0 0 he J a na. Air. KEUELE left town tin' Sunday' tooroiog for Liverpool, where he - is engaged to perform few rights, in a theatrical career. , after which, and a feW nights more in London next season, he hind ly retires from public life.' • , EARL MANI/RlM—Died. Rt his house . in Port • mom-square, late on Monday night, Cnaat.r.s tnost.venerable amid gaished Nobleman having quitted the Nary at an ea r ly period of his life, continued a firm friend its• the Lonstitntion of his Country, although be was never afterwards engli n dita in its publie ser vice.' His many and amiable qualities in private life, and his talents for society, justly endeared hint to his friends, whilit hiS vario us acts o f c h e . city and benevolence. will make iris loss severely felt by those around him. Ile is sir; seeded in his title and estates by CltauLEs, the present Earl' Mstvvcas. We hear that the Right Hon. the LORD ADVO. c ATF , of Scart,ANDis to succeed the Bight lion. Lord FRLDRRICK CAMPORLi. i Rs Lora Clerk Re gister.--.(Edinoinkh Courant:) We understand that the Hon. Lout MaADow BANK, one Of the Judges of the Court of 'Session am l o ti e. o r the Lords Commissioners of the Justi ciary and Jury Courts, died yesterday. By his Lordship's decease there are three jtja i ;tsi gown s ‘acpt.--(16i(1.) the in tended Vice-Treasurer for Ire l old tram 3500/;t6 2000/. per Annuli!, t 1 e w ere 100, and the Noes 98; leaving a major:ly of 2 in favour „ of the suialler mum. We are not prepared to canvass the propriety or impropriety of this determination. Ministers, we presume, axed on the remuneration which, in their minds, was adequate to the responsibility of the and the services attached to it. If, how ever, so many neutral Members joined the regu lar opponents of. Government, av to give them even t his slight majority,. We are rather inclined to think , especially when viewed in the light we have above considered it, that the system of eco womy thus enforced, though perhaps carried too far in the particular instance, must have an irresistibbp effect in convincing the whole population of the Empire, that there is nu way in which their interests could be more faith fully consulted, than under the present practice of their inestimable Constitution. We remark from the' Lists publisired that there ,was no muster of Ministerial forte, in order to curry the question. Several of the Cabinet Minis ters were absent I DOVER, JUNE 17.—T1 e bt•ig Providence, Capt. 11F.N SON y from Havre-de • Grace, bound to London, p+►t in here,• it blowing voy fresh ; this vessel bag a very large case on her deck, containing a Statue of BUONAPARTE in white. marble ; it is about 13 feet high, and weighs upwards of seven to►►s; it is consigned to the French Consul ill London, and is said to be for the PaLNcE IthatiNT. The weight of this case on the deck. is So great, that it was not deetifett l►rodent for the vessel to go round the Foreland until the weather became more moderate. The number of persons who go over f rmo hence to the Continent is very great; at least three per- SQIIS gis over for one that comes. Olg iD ED '1 0 ALARMING RIOTS. SUN OFFICE, Two o'CcocK. We are extremely concet tied to inform tlii Public, that this muffling. at abuut II o'clock, an immense mob, amountiug to Many thousand per. sofas, had asssernbled oi) ‘Vimbledon Common) in cm,sequence of a report ‘v h let) appeared in a Ne%"• paper, statiag that a Review was to take place there' tv-day. There was no foundation for this report, which is supposed to have been partly a, kcxa, and partly an interested expedient, in older to profit by a large assemblage of people in the sale of re" frealinients, &c. &c. Finding that nck Review irtig' intended, the mob immediately set the heath on fire, which was burning in all (firections, wi" an Express was dispatched to give !Mies of these riotous proceedings to the Minister of th e Howe Department, in consequence of whicl/ a Body of Cavalry was immediately orderect to set off from the Iloi se Guards with al? possible expedition. We trust that they will arrive in tint°. to &event arty more serious evils that might other wise be exp ecte d f rom a mob-infuriated with dis" appointment, and many of whom were in a state of intoxication. It is to be hoped Chest the Report ‘vilich gave rise to these riotous el(' cesses will be probed to the bottona, and stop be ptirto those freaks called Hoaxes, which have often occasioned disturbances in private* , and now bare ,threatened to disturb public (1 qui ihy. AFFAIR OF . Horioua.—The recent quarrel be' tween the Marquis of BUCSINGHAm and Sir TatomAs HARDY, we understand,' originated hi, some anonymons letters, which were sent to the former, of. -the. most abusive and scurrilous us' tune. These letters were written in imitation ° I. !Aiming, and it was deemed impossible to ( 1 ;!" . . cover the author by any attempts to trace th e hand-writing. From some circumstances, tot", ever, of which we are not aware, Sir Tilum 4 " to .: e t n ier ~,.: % of HARDY was induced to suspect the ~,arquib eing the author ; but not having s uad ri t gloonds to accuse him', Sir Thomas, it i s sa „„ s contented himself with sliming some synilit e— ., of dhpleu.ure towards the Marquis a t the o l' e . vi ber l,otie, which, as they might be accidental , ' t. , latter did not think himself called upon Sir Tuomas, boweveri resolving that the slintila not remain in any doubt, require d i t , ll l l l' Marquis to disavow being the author of the . , ,.. tern, or, if be refused to answer, proposeu, the .; other alternative,. which has since taken p lace. .: After shots had been exchanged, happily %Oi l " effect, the friends interfered, and then the Itisr" quis, having bltewts that fear conk! not escort a , declaration front him inconsistent with his' I ) " ' nom*, solemnly denied all concern in the le tt f r iff e , and the matter terminated as stated in the pu blic 'hints. BLACKPLATH, PeoEsTitasto--(1411/s Day .)••- -1 TON is still going on well, , and this Morning 11- t completed his 306th mile, at 15 minutes past "" 16 o'clock, when 'be retired to breakfast cm cof f ee.' He generally dines at one o'clock, drinks tea a t five, s itt nine„atitlat two o'clock in" tbe more9' • ing always had strong tea, and seldom between these meals does. he take any refreshment. ETO says the only tinic.that he finds himself in the least inclinable to sleep, beyond the time allowed liiinr is from eleven to two o'clock A. , Slays at Market. it Newmitle.. I 7 4•,r,drrla►tad. CLE,ll,.. l .l,lltKer, JUNE }7. tibips 3011 • Price. S4s. Gd. to 469. ur 9.1. to 388". "" On Sunday last , in Albeusaric-street, the Lady a t Robert Ltd in, F.sq. of Oil the ifith inst. at Edinburgh, Jolla Robert Irving. E. 54: of 13wishw a, to, 2.liss J. Donalds on , d aug h ter of the lA° Al - John-Dunal(lsou. DIED, l‘t Rristol, •Zattirday, the Sits inst. in his . snth year, °f a '. Ronert W e bb. Ch eese- f actor, St. Nichats Solis; an ol'riP arid truly aiitlable character. In his dying moments he ": 1 :: Bud the Dulh of the'se words : " When I pass through the valley of the shadow of death, j will fear no evil, for thou ' II " with me; thy rod and thy staff, they comfort me." At Scotland, on the .Inne, the Right D A' Lady Anne Chalmers, sister to hi, Grace the Duke o f Gori°l* On Satnrday moraine, at her house in Grosvenor-At er " the Countess Conynglustn, in the 92d year of her age. t „ ' Ott Sunday autronig, at h er house Green-pwk .plac! Bath, ago 72, relict of Sir 'Richard Pearson, Is to Lieutenant Governor of the Royal Hoipital tot Gre!nwich* On Wednesday, at Bradley, the. Rev. Citsrlrs John Goltg Scare, Rector o f t h a t Parish, and one of the Chaplains ,to ilk Royal Hi g h ness the Prince Regent. 044 the oth hest. at Clanbraa , Ireland, Lady Clonhroc • daughter of th e Jat t On Thursday, at Tutiles, Mr. Samuel Fishcr , „ r f that Theatre. At Blafrgowtie-hause, Sc o tl an d, on Bot h M a y, Colonel i , lau Macpherson of Bloirgowrie. • n At, Leith, on.friday, th e 7 t h Ju ne , C ap t a i n Jutfepli nriiir, -- Royal Navy. At Forth-street, Edinburgh, an the Ittli June, George 111 4 ` . 1 : "Ws 4.11. late of Lincoln's Inn, one of his Majoity',i Cotityy At.Ethnburgli,. on th e 7 t h d une Charles • j '.i!! second sou of the l a t e L ew i s Hay, battke: " At Ifeltnont, in Caroline County, on the ezitis Dr. Julso 'feculent, aged 46 }eats. LONVON: Primed by .1. tt. CAIISTA MS. No. 7, Crane.:" Ly W. A. SCRIPPS, Ut 111.411- f,, -° ti 1 , 4, NUN-thrt It, a, I I.!. Nmtml where Atlvtamve ,c, Ming lit aatll/404. 1 I' d ,i 1 t .