The Sun. — London, England, 1816-11-28 00:00:00

The triloute which exalted talent is niost.ecrtnin . of tcceiving, Is; alas, for lit:inNn bute of catumnV.--the bighiit object iinfostob vious to the shalt of maiiee, 'and Envy follows Distinction as Surely as' the shadow Col;oivs. the person. To 014 must be attiihuted' the little splenetic attack or a -Morning' Paper on nu. itthich we repelled in :On , : sut of Tuesday; by shevc . .ing that taelnuagragh was not, what it purported to be, an AdVertisement., Yet, after this exposure ; what shall we say to the honesty of another Morning Print of this• date, which not only repeats the falsity, hut com ments Upon it in two teparate articles. It begins, " The following specimen of the puff direct bas been given in a Morning Paper, where it was very properly inserted as an ddvertisement :—" Mr. CANNING,".&C. ' Now we beg to hint, that what was not an advertisement was very improperly calla so by - the Journitl in question. The paragraph was - copied iiteratint from 'hie Snit, where it was • assuredly so tar from being derived from any , source. ,partial to the distinguished individual to whom it.relateil, that, it was in 010)5,111W sakes) from a print which rarey misses an opportunity •• o f bespattering him. We are aware, 'however, that ire ourselves wrong the Right Hon. Subject of thii controversy, by supposing it necessary to , . defend him from so despicable an insinuation. It is not, however, so vindicate him, but to expose the meanness of his assailants, that we have taken up the pen. To conclude with a word to the Journal which remarks on the invented "specimen of the Puff 'Direct"—it Journal which, of course, would avoid that species of offence which it ridicules in others; but our Censors are of another sort —they are of " gekiel's kidney to a liair"-merk the proof in the very next column but' one at this modest, puti.deteitiug 46 . u . rn a : " To the Editor of the Morning Chionkie.- sin—Every body must allow that Neti?tpttpers (such especially +is a'he Chronicle, conducted upon intelligent and liberal principles), by the materials they afford," &c. %Irbil en thortoigh a mastery in the art of puffing itself—added to its acknowledged skill in alhndering others, what may not be expected from the especially intelligent and liheral-principled" and n u Morning Chronicle ?!!! The Corumon Couttril meet, to-day, upon pablic uffairs; A vote will probably be proposed tor allotting a sum from the City Funds to the Committee t*or the relief 'of the distressid poor, en d it limy be hoped, that this will be passed, tefore any politiral subjects are introdutieti. The disgust is general at the cold•blooded impos ture, which tenders alterations in the frame of Ocvernment, matters of tedious improvement, at hoc, instead of easy and immediate atudi9cations of its present practices. Yesterday, at one o'clock, the Wirtemherg Mi nister had a long audience of the QUEEN at hr Palace, to which he was int millet d with the usual form. Count Warta*, the Hanoverian Minister, aho introduced a Hanoverian Officer to her Ma jesty, who nes well received. At three o'clock the Qugew and Princesses left the Palace for Windsor. 'fbe Doke of YORK was at the dinner party nn Tut•sday at C4rlton-1400.10. The QuP.sti Princesses, on their return to the Queen's I'a lace, were serenaded by a band di the Christmas wakes. The PRINCE REGENT goes to Brighton on Sa turday, We are happy to say, the indisposition of the Duchess of Comstaa LAND has taken a favourable turn. tier Royal Highness was yesterday consi :dered a little better. The Grand Duke and his Suite, will leave town on Saturday or Sonday next, on their tour through England awl scut taw!. • This flay Prince NICHOLAS intends visiting Greenwich Uospital. _ The Irish Patriotic Papers say, that the multi. tulle' at ti n t Q. , a.lields Meeting amounted to 100,000 ! !! Why not a milion at one*? Yesterday was Settll4 Day t the Stock $x 'change rni, we are loft; to .ay, there were'no aefaalters. The Lxeliequer Irliesy issued at .311. •io place of 34d. bear a premium of &s. to 54. Silver has caliph one h . lfpennv per ounce this -week, dollars being now 4s 10d, and standard silver at 4s. 114 d. per yaw. . Gold remains, as before, at 31. 18s. G.I. per ounce. Letters frointhti Agent at Lloyd's, dated Cadiz., - Nov. 5, state, that the trade ut Spaio is greatly , annoyed by 11 t. insurgent privateers from Buenas Ayres, . I,iKht vesbels had been :eptured off Cadiz. • On Wednesday a large fleet of light ships ar. 'rived at Si elds. The trade from Newcastle and London to Newburgh (the great inlet to tier. many) is so increased within these few weeks, that litany ships are now loading, even at this season, bar the iglbe.- , Orders to a large amount arrived last week. The Lcity Coati:cm:Loa has pnrchased the mat;. mansion of the late Lord MONTGOMBAY, in Hamilton place, Piccadilly. Lady Necloti, the widow of the ever to he ht- Mewed Lord NaLsoN, has resided for a consider able time past at the pretty watering place of Itmouth. • Ntiv. dotYn fmm tfie itiver, and rensiU,,, the Simon . • • ; Ro. for.. Hayti ;. Averielr, for- Virginia"; Lord Mulgrave, for Africa ; tr - AMlattis, for fitt.t., for Naples ; fluNTsn, for„Cliarante. Also arrived, and re main, the Carl John, Alutt.tß, from Humburgli for Messina; Prompter, l'sit.:ANtoo, from Peters burgh for I.,isboni, and lover, SHARbiAg, trom Yarmontb for GeghOrU.--Wind S.W. Tll, Nov. 27.—Arrived his Aiajesiy's ship Severn front the Alediterrsileau. Sailed the Anus transport fnr the Dowils.—Wind Westerly. HARWICH, Nov. 27.---Sailed the Laity Nepean packet for Holland, aittl.fitnry Freeling picket for Cuxhaven, both with mails.—Wind W. FALMOUTU, Nov: 25.—Arrived the Arabella packet troy► Lisbon, and Sandwich packet froth Gibraltar and Malta, 23 days from the former, both with mails. Sailed the ' Active, Pyrenees, and Egton, for'London.—Wind S.W. RAMSGATR, Nov. 27.—Came in the brig St. Antonio lintnjardica, tec4, from St. Peters burgh for aporto, with flax, cordage, and sail cloth, with her rudder, rigging, and sails da maged, basing been entangled In the Goodwin Sande: GIiAVESZSD, Nov. 27.---Arrived the Marshal Ucher, Admits, - from' Ostend ; Poul ter, from Rotterdam; tsitintsitt, Illills, from ditto; Betsey, Chortle, from ditto ; Mercury, Ladd, from ditto; Telemachus', Gese; from Calais.—Sailed the Kingston, Dower, ,for 34- mica ; John, Spence, for ditto ; %mires, Frank lin, for St. 'Lucia ; Alfred, Booth, for Deme rara ; Renown,•Ellis, for Gibraltar; Unity, Ed wards, for Dublin ; Dinorwic, Griffiths, for ditto ; Ann, Scott, for Cork ; Two Sisters, Webb, Waterford ; Mercurius, Dubbelaer, fir Ant werp; Mackerel, Cook, for ditto ; Piligence, Ellis, for Rotterdam ; Vrow Jantje, De Kniti, for,tlitto ; Hoop, huge., for ditto. EMPLOYNIENT and RGLIEF ihe POOR. On Tuesday , week a meeting of the principal inhabituots of Whitby was held at the Angel Nu, to take into consideration the state of the poor dt that place, when a liberal subscription was cub tered into by the gentlemen present, which io the course of the week amounted to near 1200/. On the following Tuesday a second meeting was held at the ,same place, to determine on the mode of ap plying the money', so as to afford the most extensive and eflicient relief, when it was resolved topurs. chase the articles of beef, mutton, pork, potatoes, and coals, to be distributed to the labouring and necessitous poor at reduced prices; those ahso... lutely out oi•employ, or unable to labour, reedy.- big such small sums from the parish as to enable them to effect the purchase of the above articles. Soup is intended to be added. Among the various exertions that are made to support the poor during the winter, William Ruse sell, Esq. of Brancepeth Castle, is humanely giv ing employ to a great number o persons, in addi. lion to those who have been statedly in his ser- vice. Soldiers who have suffered in the war, and people whose parishes are at a great distance, ait pear to he •iu general the preferred objects of se lection. From 71. to 10s, a week are allowed as wages, with due consideration of those, who have families. A comfortable room, 34- feet long by 16 broad, has been provided with beds and bed ding, which will accommodate 30 people, and here, those who have not families, and haw: fait other wise a hOme, are to reside continually. A large fire is constantly kept up by Mr. Russell's bounty, with every convenience to prepare their victuals. An old serteant, who Served muter General Drum mond in his splendid preservation of Canada to our empire, is to superintend these poor labourers. He has also a }rouge provided for himself, and his wife, is employed in keeping. the room in order, Ecn. The last man who was received there is a, soldier ; lie was almost without a coat, and had . been twice' wounded at the battle of Vittoria. In' 'addl!ion to the above excellent example, and be. sides the great number/4 old people who are con stantly employed on the grounds of liardwieke, %rpm 20 . to 30 mope have been taken in to werkk,. in consequence of the seveitt of the pretent•dis-' tress, by Mr. It's son, M. Itussvll, Esq. M.P. This will not only afford comfortable subsistence . to these poor people themsetves, but will thereby exonerate the farmeis in sonic degree from the , nee. , ssity of affording parochial relief.--. (New castle Couraat.) Vesttrilay the following Gentlemen wire called to the Degree at' Hntristet et Li*, by the lion. Society of Lincoln", Inn Edward Items illackhurn, F.sq.; John %facet Martin Vont)litqffne s £.q.; Josotikil Ail iu slack t Esq.; tinitlel Strut, Esq.; Editintid tromintle. Esq.; ersttleratit . ne t t, Veti.l ../ohtts Edward Cunard, Lk; and (Auks H&c cot ChicatberhY4q, A true hill of indieit - tteru ha - a been found by'the Mitl4llc•ex !Grand Jury against the publisher of the Reporti of the African jinititution, for the libel which wo contained in their 10th typort on Sir JAN ss Lemes Colonial Aides-de-Camp s lu the ',slang of Auttgua_, TO , U.`Ztl , , • 'On htr .Tingiqg the 'Bin! Soot In fht - SiliV: Stir, swvetv'st 'f oiir Northern clitue i as tirtn: :la with till the power 4 of song; 1t `hat tar:in• t noteitiuMiiite; lit melody surpao the fealliet'il throng. E'en in these eliines, where Not'''e bag denied gatolyplissO:4e of the Torrid Znit o Yet, buni...eans ever ! 'ha( to us supplied Their cir:ir soft wiirhiirigs of the sweetest tone • Let di Orli finti . rr Picaed with " Simile solace find, And, while be rests 'Ervin risiveir 0110 toil,• Divert the languor of Ilia ilicant toind. To kitoWlby magic liower-4! that niry sound, SOTet Echo," aft has lieen with rapture heard . ; And now, as flexible as sweet, nre found • hotte notes that imitate the Mocking Bird ! But, au ! what power can charm onr raptited sense, With *minds to imitate thy native song? Such sounds Celestial Ames alone di9iense, • 'Add nota Mortal's, but an'Angcl'i tongue ! FASIiIONABLE ARRIVALS. . . . TheMarquls of Anglesey and the Ladies Paget, at tixbridst ttiiiie, fray* Beau Desert, near Litchfield, in Statfinalshire Hitt C. °allow, in Al betaarle.streeS, irons Surrey; Lord St. Helen's, In Cfrafton-street, Berkeley-vinare, Prow Hatfield House, the seat of the Marquis and _MarcManess of Salis bury; Lord Viscount Pollington, in Dover-street, from Mith ley Park, near Ferryhridge, in Yorkshire ; Hon. J. Vernon, in Park-lane, from Scarborough, in Yorkshire; Lord Sun derlandiAn Orosrenur-plate, from the •st4tif •the Earl of Galloway, at Coolburst, in Surrey; Marchioness of Bland ford, from Sutra,. ; his Excellency Baron de Vick and Earl Ancrans4 ut the Mount Hotel, Grosvenor-street ; Lord and Lady Mal, in Grosvenor-square ; Lord Langford, in Berke. ley-squire; Lady Calthorpe, in Grosvenor-square; Sir Bo btrt and Lady Pocklington and family, at Warrens Hotel ; Lord Eardlay, in Lower Grosvcaor-street; Capt. Hawkins, tit the St, Jatucs!s Royal Hotel. DEPARTURES. The Duchess of Buceleugh, fur Scotland ; Lord'and Lady Miititague, for Ditton Park, Berks ; Lord Guydir, fur Bath ; RiellikKlLOOinge',' Bart. a n d Nladatue Devine, for Ireland; Morquis.;lo L'Aigleortd Count de L'Aigle, for Croxteith, Lan rastlirel Hon. George Agar, for Stamford, Lincolnshire ;. Sis Virillialo Pia kerOur Suffolk; George Allen; Esq. M.P. for Darlittgtosti; Yorkshire. ROYAL VISIT TO WOOLWICH, &c. Yesterday morning, '0)60- eleven o'clock, the PRINCit REGENT, accompanied by the Duke of Clarence and Sir B, Bloomfield, left Carlton - - House in a estritge•tioil four for Woolwich, on visit to- theHOrand - DAP NtonoLsT nn board a Russian frigate. -OnMs Royal [liglines3's arrival theto, - the Admiralty barge was to waiting, and conveyed the Regent, &c. on - board the Russian frigate, where his Royal Highness was received by the • Grand Duke with every posible mark or respect anti Welcome, and conducted him over the stablitluntott of the ship. The Regent minutely reviewed the equipment of the ship, which was explained by 'the (Wand Duke with the utmost accuracy. The yards; were manned, and the crew in excellent order. They perfornmd, besides the naval management of the ship, the military exercise as a battalion, which was executed with the greatest precision. The improved system of manage►ilent being for the crew of the ship to act also in the capacity of otti• marines. Tile Prince Regent expressed himself highly pleased with the appearance of the arrange inputs and general establishment, and compli. m eine d,P i n his usual condescending manner, the excellence and usefulness of the . se,rvi:e. At the `conclusion of the inspection, his Royal Flightless partook of a collation prepared by the Orand Dike, who was attended by Count Lieven, Sir William'Ccrtigreve, and his suite. trlie Prince Re g ent returned to shore h the Admip i khy,b ; irge, attended . by Lor,l Viscount I, 4 arc of the Admirah y , and Atitiritz4; ititd been present at the insPection. His Royal Llighness aft,,ewerda went Its. th f e Conunis s i o uer's House in the Pock-yard, where fie had alighted on his arrival, and was ar eompapird ar the inspection, in addition to the above Oistingnished characters, ,by the Prince Esterhoz,y, the Austrian Ambassador. In a short time afies,,,the Priowe Regent ktt in his cat riage for linutlon, And was saluted with loud hitym the pp[iOice tissembled on the occasion. His' Itoyal Highness' arrived at Carlton-house soon after iota o'clock. The eltiestrian statue of CH A Imes IL-justly 4e lebratek a* one of, the finest in Etirope, in the Parliament -striate * li;dittintegi t , began to tlndergo some. , repairs about three Itionths . ago,'but owing to the vietsilt odes 'ol the:weather, it could may be finitiltett,within these few days, The lahour of litany. successive days and hours were Often de stroyed by the rain, or , wind, or runt.' as lbw alternated r peruliu4 these.protracted orierations, it wits curious, to remark .tito ecepe witiell was as- sullied ,by criticism. and wit, It is now finished Iftigood style, worthy of the metropolis of which it is aft ornament. A. Lady in a party at the West.end of the town, the.other evening, told a story cousimirkg, if true, (and - who would donht it ?). of a stralwe 4 putriber of „roineidences said she had tirearlit4 few nights since, ;hat she obtained Prize in the' `Lottery by the purchase of num her, 16 ; when she retti site recollect eitthat it wall the 16th day of the mouth, awl . the birth day of d plunger sestet, years .01,11 thattn , -celebrate t his event, she ball Institut' it party of 16 to dine with her not %ilsivittg to take- her torvi) carriage into the city, she,sent idr one finittleoettlearest coach stand, and, strange to-strt, the coach hiottght woi nittultered 16 . . We need not of :course. add, that she procured the nitinher i and is looking with confidence to L'ortune tor the 'realization ot . licr.dream- in the New t'ear'y Lutterit,• Cat* all e ,CtlACEnV, , CITMINSTEIIt NOT. ?7. Ptlll or f4AtttioliV4V V. 1,01 a) r. •uo r. Sir S'Astniii. itoSilr EA' ,' that the I .l(aiwiir, th e E li a if r.,,'%64*, as essor of no appro priate Rectory, vras entitled to u 'odds of the defendant Lord Fortesipie, who retosed to ply it, a . llegiiih; as a reason titut piaiol iff 31/ HS ()illy en titled tp a 'coni l PO•ition. The object of flit Bill was, .to have his LOrdship's direct nit's 14'tiw to pro- Ceed fOr the retiovery of the Matins. -The. rcctory vas In lay hands, and was ,;Ot an ecclesiastical • rectory. Mr. FULA.`followed on the sanie side. Mr. PsusoNS, rend the dtfenditties•-totswer to the plaintiff's bill ; ivhen Ytis Lordship observed, that it contained no proofs, and therefore could he of no service.' TH it MARQUIS OF 11 RAD . Pr4iT AND ANOTa RR V. BENTLEY AND OTHERS. Mr. AGAR, fOr the plaintiffs, the Marquis of Hcadfort and the Earl of Beetive ; who were par ties to a need of Trust, of which the defendants everts Trustees, applied for an Itristtroion to re straint the defendant s s froth further proceedings under the deed, and for an account of monies re ceived by then). And requested that his Lord would order it to be sent to the' Master, for him to see what was-expedient to be done m u les the said deed.'—witisLardship ordered it to be sent to the Master. COUWL' KING'S 4 4ENCH, Nov. 27. , NOTtOk To TH t`PKOFESSION. Tht* Court gave notice, that,they wOulti Sedettots'-lun Hall on Thursday, the lath of January, 1817, for the, purpose of disposing of the remaining new trial* moved fur in last Tenn. PRISONERS IN THE. KING'S BENCH PRISQN. The Court • prooolioced two order's , a_mending for Mer orders ; first, with ,respect tp prisoners detained in the King's Bench Prison, by which ir is roquired'in future, that. if any prisoner in cus. tody of the Marshal who shall be entitled to be discharged by supetsedeav, hut is detained by a. writ or writs of error, the plaintiff is such eases shall with all convenient speed give notice in writing to the Marshal of such writ or writs of error having been' sued out r and iii case of de fault herein, 'the prisoner obtaining a supersedeas shall belorthwith discharged, unless special ren sontrare given to the Court to the contrary. The second order was for continuing a former order, made in the reign of George 11. for !corm* the tees payable by prisoners in the King's Bench, its respect of chamber-room - 3 and apartments iu the prison.. • . THE NiNd V. THE JILISTECPS OF ESSEX. The Court gave jlidgment in this case, which Wai a mandamus to the Justie - es ot. Er,sex to hear an appeal against a Pours Rate for satiron Wal don. The County Magistrates refused to hear it, on the ground that the appeal ought to he eartird to the Borough Sessions of Sittfrott Waltion. This the .appdiant disliked doing, on the ground that the Borough 11agistrates were themiekes iota. tinned patties. The Court yesteriky sail they would look into the Acts, and to , :dity they grtve judgment ,that th, appeal aught to be carried to the Borough 'ses‘ious, 'and refused the writ. THE KING- V."JoHN HUTCHINSON. Ti t o defendant was brought, Ay to-receive - the seolance tit ilia ,Cotter, haling been found guilty at the last Lincoln /Visizei of an Amok upon a person of the name of Hardy 'Messer, nt Spahl ing, during the nnirket., . The defetttlant was sur ieyor of the'rOatis..tif parish', and the prose emu!, had circulated ti-report that he empl.yell only his own carts and horses, and defrauded the I . lo' defendant, being enraged a t t h e accusation, Brought si halter, and in the public market-place, 'threw it round the neck of the prosecutor, aged seventy-three,- and pulled him Alma with wine degree of •violence ‘ Aft er ne a c o i g Mr. Serjeant CGPLEY for the tiefendiot, and Mr. Selkint VAUGHAN for the prosecution, the Court sentenced the defendant to the payment of a fin e of 301. which he paid directly. TIIB KING V. 'WILLIAM HICIIAIIDSON, 'We stated a former Paper, that this defendant MIS eonvieted at the Stinnner Assizes for .New castle in the year 1813, before Mr. Justice Chum bre, • of Is 'tnistletneattor, fur compounding a penal action under the Stamp Laws ; since which time he had nay:tined in-custody. being a pet but ot near three yelrs,-t without ever being brought up for judgment, the prosecutor, Edward Dodd, having died gang since. RICIIARDSON now moved to make 1 . 111 absolute for preying the judgment of the Court, in the absence of the defendant, on 014 groinia that he was too poor to poy the expeoce or COM. ing up from Newcastle to Lo The Counr, having heard the Learned ;lodge's report of Ike sentenced the defendant to three° months' further imprisonment in Nektrattitle UtioL COURT OF CONNION PLENS. Nov. el. t• P4Ftik 'pots :: T's. TAy.r.oß V. WATERS. The long pending viestioti yegpeeting the v3ll. dity of tltc Vree Attinibsiun Tieltet3 to the ltiny's 'Theatre, ~11,- M r. W. Taylor dining. Ilk ins ttageetqlt,, it pt last decided in this Court. Tim plaintiff, a Atetnber of Parlianient, purchased a freci , adniiision of W. Taylor, and etijoyett the 'right o( entering the Opera House; 'on presenting a Silver until the Trustees sti.ppedh, the ground tl u Mr. Taylor hat! 56141 the acttis". lion without, enthority. The pl.titniti brot4. ; l*t this action, KIM HS it oppeored Mr. Taylor hatt tisposeil of thew Titltets for the benefit nt the 'rheatte, acting as Mauagfr ituder.the controui of tiikTruteee, the Jury found a VVV4iiet tor the phintifi giving bin, the !One of the admission* lig had been raused. serjeant Best. sabseptettery toOretf . 4'et asti.le the verdict ott two points of Jew, and Mr. jeont LBSt argued it, sopport Of the verdict. The Court tit:Tided, 111.0 the Trtv.ters had made themselves liable to the art of Mr. "ritylor itt this ease l , iositooeb as they permitted the tree atititis• siotte to be etTeetheilorittg d part of the attic the,' h a d ti lt power to contruul the same. The role wit 4 discharged for ttetttilj aside Lim ‘erdict, with cost's.