The Sun. — London, England, 1819-03-26 00:00:00

I. men ' A ono Od UC. risoil" eding I, not (li mit r, t'' n si'l L less botbi : eN' I I 1 14 0 ttad" s oc• I aud t to 3 • I other 113 , ' 't 3ti i not t icles (~n•s nt oil a (I, be. Net* GI. i ((I Cl►. fact P c" JO' coo° 601 1 15 ill is to 0....... t iler 2O lit p. kt^* to JS I, MOtida y. . (6f. 55c. May order tbe seizure of mit- Jugs, printed tt works, pl acar d s, & c. C r i mes an d utiences of this description to be tried b y le Cour t of Assiz es , except lib e l s, w hi c h maY be tried by o f Cor rectional Polic the Ttibunals e, as p o i nte d out b e f ore by the Tribunals of simple Police. Nu one shall be allowed to Prove the truth of defamatory facts, except in cases of imputation against Depositaries ; or agents of authority, so far as regards their Publ ic conduct : The proof of the facts in these eases shall relieve the author from pooishrtlet"' but only as to the allegations of such facts. 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Tl, Proprietors or Editors of every '' lll. nal, or Periodical Publication containing l ' e ws or political mattvr, to make a declaration trf the names and re!.:Hzuces of two, at least, the Proprietors or Etiitors, and of the Pt inting °l4 e Of the Journal or Poblication, to give ' 5 e y to io.oito trines of reotes for artily Jour -44181 Hhtl 5,000 for Periodical Publications. t " Tise r es p ons i :) ili ty o f t h e two A ut h ors or lit "" to extend to all the articles inserted in the I)‘'l.-1'- 4, or publication. without taking away the of the molt ,rs of such articles when ‘ll4kt,l). t., _ " 3 . Thi! szeuri!y t o b e answera bl e f or t h inaget , `3t!t_ 4, -- r e " Damages, &c, to he satisfied within fif t„ A 'Ys, and t h e f u ll amount or security matte A, 01. the Journal not to re-appe3r. 3 4 1 5 . Previous to publication, a copy of each 1).1-1141, &C, to he sent to the Prefecture, Sub• (lecture, or Mayoralty. Fiy:64 Publishing any Journal, &c. without corn- Iru r w ith the above condinions.—Correctional on 'Bl"hettt, iraprisonment, from six months to and flue, from 1,000 to 3,000 francs. Se 7 ' No J ourna l t o p ri nii s h a R e p or t o f t h e th e i r Sit tings of either of the Chambers without aut hority. Ati: (1 8 ; ) 9, &e., Edi tors , &c. of Journals, to be tert the same way as before-mentioned, with -441 ° other Public4tinns. (Sigrlol and dated as abore.) Gist tte Projets we re or d ere d t o h e printed and 14" t t , Chambt.r resolved itself into a Secret re In,' resumed the discussion on the f t , 4411. / \VI, 4)11 rrspceting the Lieetion L4w, which t ri c : lll "sed by MM. de-Lafayette and Sain t i qt r a "d supported by MM. de Corbieres and "14 Bristide D isc %sum adjoluned !ill to-morrow. FIVE. PER CENTS. EFRt)CK. 82 f. 75c. 13 f ti2ellti Nlale D li, 1817 E RED ST , 9 2 , 1 S epl. 1817, 78 f. 75c. ` 2 2 , .1 March, Isis, 2211 Sept. 1818, 2 :2d \lurch, 1 819 , 74 f. 73c." 1Z i tr. "1 ' York Papers - arrived this morning, bot . '"I of , , tl 4O r ' litlvr (late than those already received , Nu t t, ' tl N-rh3rl eStoll Papers to the 21st February, and Ce paper s to the 21st February :--- i h (Pr oot th e Canadian Courant y . the 181/i Feb.) ths7miate accounts f rom York, U. C., it appe ars Ity -r. ClounttY has been removed, by virtue of ( n ; 4 'tit °t Ilubeas corpus, from Niagara to tlle of 4tll'd- c't that place, in consequence cif a designi. so rt (.111'e misoti;ded people to pull down the pr 1 a 3 lilid tO liberate Mr. G., who (depending osi, g,llll°Fe constitutional redress of his grievances ) , , sp: ll4 tice of the iniended violence. Our C • e no e , open ' ti t , 1 t goes on to inform us, that since his I. a Lt t York the prison doors have been t o n ui, . ' ; w ith an intimation that he might go ou t, 1 ‘ l likl, , 1 IVe h o no wever, Mr. G OURLAY has refused to du. . t . .4 Pe, on our part, 11415 Gentleman will pnr ..• ,tr,itig cairn and dispassion a t e course , i n or d er to i this awful and impo•rtaut question to a n is oe itideed be ----w he ther natu ra l b orn British subjects can G o imp r i soned on such authority as Mr. • , .' W 0 tta kite 1 / 8 3 bee n ? Such a question in Britain if , " xc ite mor e mirth than apprehension ; but j • a „ 1 "Y Adiniubistration there should, at . . -Me h_ . any time, ardy etiotigh to make it a practical query, not 4 Pen n , ' ,_ . . or a sword would be idle when e Con :lLl:tutor) was threatened to be it, danger. Front e ii . .i v I „ , ..: tij,, ." '' - - tile peasant one universal burst of in . ~ unatiou would at once condemn the principle Enid the evil. . The cession or kiieric,, EIS ---...mm1b..--- of the Fluricias to the United States ;:,., n e Alb!) Pti froth th w e Yesterday aminuneed in extracts ; ' that w pers of the 28th nit., isait event ''':' its t° beerPeeted both from the weakness of SpAin the eVii!ent ambition Of the American Go vernmcnt _We May natitrully expect to see this am bition extend itself to the British dependencies, as tri the lands of the persecuted Indians. But the American 'mit or;eS will no doubt prove too large for the American Goverunient to manage, and therefore the country may be expected to split into several Republics. It is observed in a Morn ing Paper, adverting to the Floridan, that we shall have a new mart for our manufactures, and such eve hope will he the case, provided the American Government keeps its ambition within due bounds, and does not demand such intercourse with our West Indian possessious as it is not probable that the British Cabinet will ever concede. We must, however, trust to the progress of Time,who brings forth unexpected and extranidinary events. LORD SIDNIOUTH.—This Nobleman continues in a progress to recovery, and will soon be able to tesutue those official functions which he dis chArges with so much hOnour to hinisell and ad vantage to the Country. SIM' NEWS. ABERDEEN, MARca 21.—The El;za, DAVIDSON, from Sundeiland to this port, xvich lime, took fire at sea th►e inst. Three of the crew suffo cated—the Master only alive, who got the vessel into Holy bland, being burnt down to the water's edge. LIVERPOOL, MARCH 24.--The Mary, WGROU GHY, from Port Ballentine to Liverpool, is totally lost ; crew and hotter saved.—Arrived the Atlan tic, MATLOCK, front New York ; sailed the 28th February ; on the Gib inst., in lat. 33. long. 60. spoke the Ann, CaocKett, from hence for New Yotk—she had been struck by lightning the day before. The Lady Banks, front" Calcutta for London, sailed the 23d Nov. iu company with the George Canning. The Hyperion, of Whitby, passed up the River the same day, under jut y tore Hlld Ittain-top masts. DEAL, MARCH 25.—Arrived this morning, and sailed for the River, the Weitedoo, JUN ES, from Charleston. with loss of anchor and cable, having been on shore on the French coast, but got off by the assistance of some French fishermen, and brought into the Downs. Also arrived the En deavour, BOYD, trout Belfast, and several others, mimes unkiamvit. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 25.—Arrived the Sir S. Liishington, iNI . KELLAR, from the Downs tur liolllb4y. FALMOUTH, MARCH 23.—Sailed the Nocton packet with mails tor the LeewArd Islands, but has pit hack again. The Neptune, BROWNEUGG, from Charleston for Liverpool, with China clay, which put in here leaky a few days siuce, is dis charging tier cargo to repair. CI - ST(111i LIST. Entered Inward.,, March 21.—Uninn, Atkinson, Har lingen ; Cumberland, J Marc!, Lisboa.; Lord Codirane, do.; Matilda, Brightman, do.; General Daysti, Edg-tr, St. Michael's; Azenoria, Harris, do.; Marys, Haskill, do. ; AVelburii, I: ilim; Samuel, Tate, Cephalonia; Thomas and Mary, W:llker, Charente ; Cossack, Mac Beath, Isle of France; Eltanur, Wharton, Lisbon; Protection, 'r yson, A'aicred Oaewards, ilfarcla CM—Marquess of Hastings, Arch colt, India; Yolk, Talbett, ; Burros:), Hutchinson, do. ; Frederichton, Iliga; Joh,,Ward, Petersburg!) ; Euplicalia, HambUrgli ; Star, Barrett, Bremen. - ci e iard Laidler, Quebec; Minerva, Morgan, do.; MIOII4II, Clark, da. ; Rrilliam ,Pitt, Cunningham, Messiti4 ; Fanny, Cerhy, H iniburgli; Fountain, Mills, Mt-ssina ; George, Lincoln, St..lohn's,lNewfoundland ; Henrietta, Kuhn, El sing; Carl Edward, Goltz, Stettin; Betty and Neila, Harrison, Hamburgli ; Charles, Hug - lies, Oporto; Norfolk Hero, Kirton, Prince Edward's Island. THE MARK ETS. CORN EXCHAS,'GE, MAncti 2( Although We have had hut few arrivals from our own coast since Monday, the sale of Engtish Wheat was very heavy at Monday's prices, having- but little demand this morning. The Bailey trade is in such a state of stagnation, that scarce a sale could be effected to-dap, although lower prices were asked by full 4s per quarter, and the quantity at market is much ,neater than could have been expected at this season. Oats, Beans, and Pease are also dull sale, and rather lower than on Monday. SMITHFIELu, MARCH 26. Our Market was this morning pretty well supplied with prime Beasts, the Fullest sort of which fully maintained MonilPy's prices. The chew of Sheep was not large, but the Helves of Monday were steadily supported. Veal was not so plentiful, and prices nominal. Pock remains as per last quota t itms—The business in the Hay Market was brisk this morn ing, but the prices of last Monday were with difficulty. sup ported. Clover remains the same as on Monday; but Straw is very dull in sale, and rather cheaper, Yesterday Prince ESTERHAZY, the Austrian Ambassador, had an audience at the Par N Cl 3 Rs- GENT, at Carlton-house. The Duke of WELLING TONAL! Nialquess *JAI.ISBURY, and the Marquess Of ANGLiSEA, yesterday paid their respects to the REGF.NT. Yesterday morning, sotin after eleven o'clock, the Duke of Yottx left town for Witibor. Last evening the Duke and Duchess of GLOU CESTEtt bottomed the English Opera House with their presence, to see Air. MATHEwS" Al Home." ebterday morning a nuunet ous assemblage of Nonlemen and Gentlemen, engaged hi carrying into effect Inc Act for the Abolition.ot the slave Trade, a3sembled with the Duke of GLOUCESTER, at Gloucester-house. Yesterday the LORD MAYOR held a Court of Common Council, which Was lolly intruded. The Court came to the Resolution to petition Parlia ment iu respect of the Duty on Coals. iIuNSTKOUS JAVA :'ERPENT.—Vestertlay, during the t i me the Court Lett were taking their MOW observations at the Menagerie, Exeter 'Change, Mr. 11unGe,s, the foreman, and some other Gen tlemen of the July, bad a ;teat desire of witness ing the powers of swallowing, so often noticed, of the great Serpent now exhibiting in this truly grand Assemblage. Mr. Ceoss, the Proprietor, in order to gratify their curint.ity, immediately procured a hue fowl, which it soon swallowed, undismayed at their presence; after which it was given several fowls' heads, by way nt dessert. It has now in its utosuacii two woole fowls and 21 t0%,1 - 4* heads: FOR THE LTN ItY. MR• .Elyrrott----There appeared lately i.n Your excellent Newspaper a Letter on , Usury, and which, it i s p res umed, every one of iefleCtion sill appro e of. A few wore ideas on the,Silbject, it is to be hoped, will not be thought intrusive. Suppose a Bill had been passed in 1796, to allow the Lenders of Money to obtain► what interest they pleased —the Usurers would soon have pos seesed all ihe uneutailed property of the kingdom, and in eoosetplence oar exertions in war would have been palsied: instead of which, we defied all Europe, and ul:ionvely succeedtd in our ef forts to conquer for a Peace, which has blessed the world. Having done so; will it be ptodent (hiring this glorious Peace to Cripple ourselves front going to war for the sake of usurers, "ho have not a sense of feeling, ,save avarice alone ? The following Lines are apposite to the subject ; ; they were written by the Author of VuLVTIQE-ts; and have never been published :-".• AVAHIC. Men's minds I liken to aa•ague fit, Which parches up the flesh with fer'roas heat; . Or changing, numbs the blood with icy cold; For as these feelings are .both.opposite, So arc the vices that attack man'. mind. Ambition fir'd Great A trx'AStinnt's breast, Pride bore sway in that of CIeEopATILIy NEito . s delight was blood and cruelty, Whilst in LTLY<scs art anti cnnhing reign'd. But one I knew that from his cradle bore Of Avirice the mean and cursed stamp: Keen was his eve, and ravenous his looks, Which but too plainly spoke the mind within. Oft times at school felt he correction's rod, For dealing out with usury his store. At eve, be join'd not in his fellows' sports, Lot, sullen and reserv'd, stood all aloof, His thoughts on nothing bent save avarice. No sooner had his years proclann'd him man, But, like a wolf.let loose oval the fold, His greedy thoughts would rove on ail degrees; The rich, the poor, alike became his prey ; The orphan's teats reach not Iris flinty breast; Nor can th' all melting tear of Charity Moisten the hardness of his icy heart, Or in his bosain sow one tender seed Of thee, 0 gentlest Pity ! So burns his lamp of life, till wasted ant, And stretch'd upon the chilling bed of death, He looks around for help, but looks in vain, Nu friend is there to south his agony, Nought save his heap"d up gold arovuul Pt esenting, to his soul so many bars Against an everlasting seat above ; %Vliilsttlie lean spectre at his elbow stands, And grinning mocks the trio ore of his soul, Shakes o'er his trembling breast the pointrd lance, Which fat he gripes within Isis bony hand; Then raising up his arm, he ghastly smiles, And buries deep the point his breast. Thus Avarice lities, by every One accurst, And goes alpine(' to Isis mother (lust. Suppose exorbitant Usury allowed, and a num ber or . young Office's of integrity, enterprize, and abilities, procured a loan at 25 pt r cent. to loins a Settlement;--that this should fail, as the 13u1ama Establishment did ; and that the so; vivors, few in number, %vete to return, and being responsible tor the sum lent, and being unable to pay, what mercy will be shewn them liy Usurers ? of Usury, and vet y soon imprisonment for debt will be commuted for corporal punishm.nt, with out respect of persons, and the noblest llake might then be flog,:ed at the pillory. The legal interest of money, five per cent., had therefore best remain as it is. It Usury is once permitted, there wonlil he a revolution of property, it not a revolution in the hin;,:dom. March 20, 16;9. AN ANTIDELUVII'N. PAPISTS. The following Excommunication was pro nounced by PHILIP DUN?, a Popish Bishir iu Ireland, against a person named FnANcts MAN, who had embraced the Protesoaut Lest this precious specimen of Popish Toler ance should he thought to belong to the darker ages, our readers are informed, that the offend ing convert quitted Popery in the year 1763. The original was found among the papers of the pious Bishop : " liv the authority of God the Father Almighty, and the blessed Virgin Mary, and of St. Peter and St. Paul, and ail the holy Saints, we excommu nicate Francis Freeman, late of the Comity of Dublin, but now of Judi Mill, in the County of Wicklow; who, in spite of God and St. Peter, and in spite of all the holy Saints, and in spite of our lili/St holy Father the Pope, God's Vicar on earth, and in spite of our ltight . Rev. Father in God, Philip Dunn, our Diocesan, and wor shipful Canons who serve God d ulv, bath apostarized .to n most damnable religion, .full of heresy and blasphemy. Exc ommoui ea ted let hint he, and delivered over to the Devil, us a perpetual malefactor and schismatic ; ac cursed let him he in all cities to td in all tOvini, in fields, in ways, in yards, in houses, and in all other places, whether lying or rising, walking or running, leaning or standing, evoking or sleeping, or whatsoever thing he ,1 ,es Ih' ides, we separaie him from the threshold and all good prayers of the Church ; trim the parti cipation of the holy Jesus ; from all sacraments, chapels, and altars; from the holy bread and holy water ; from all the merit of Gnu's holy priests and religious men ; and front their eloysters, and all pardons, privileges, giants, and immunities, which all the holy Popes have gr.int ed them ; and we gire him over utterly to the Fiend; and let him peneh his soul, when decal, in the pins of hellfire, us ihis candle is quenched and put out and let us pray to God, our Lady, Saint Peter, an , l Saint Paul, that all the senses of his body may tail, as now the light of this candle is gone ; except he come on sight he!eol, and openly con fess his damnable heresy and blasphemy, and by repentance make amends, as much as to him lies, to God, our Lady, Saint Peter, and the Worship ful Company of this Church .1 Arid, as the staff of this holy cross now falls down, so may Ire, except he re cans and repents I 6 (Signed) PUILIP DUNN." ROYAL A: AD The conclusion of the Series of Lectures ott Architecture, delivered by Mr. SOAVE, took place last night. Every- chair 0 ..' every bench in the room was tilled, and many auditors, unal;le to ob tain a seat, were present. The Learned Pro. tessor, glancing at the meridian excellence of Architecture; in Greece, its decline and revival in the lathe century, prOceeded to the subject Of Arches; the discovery of which he pronounced to be equal to that of gravitation by iNgwroN, the circulaticin of the blood by HARVuT, and all the astronomical reicarchei of GaLit.F.o. After oh ,erving- that - the :Ancients possessed but obscure it any notion ,of. this valuable part of •Architec tare, he illustrated their nature and utility, pro ceeditig naturally to the construction of Br,inGes. Fie then advepeu to the nature.. and character Of !SPIELS, interspersing many incidental remarks On the front of Buildings, Ste. &c. It is, how- Over, impossible for tis to trace the Merits of this miscellaneOus treasury of information On a subject of the most interesting importance to chilized Society, Whether considered on the ground of shelter, habitation, convenience., elegance, or luxury.—The- L.:atned Proleistir received very warm 'applause, not only from the audience its geweral, bu .he .more gratifying ttibute of ap probation trop the numerous 'Members of the Acathinic Body present, who may of course be cooct-ived to be snore conversant with the subject. - FUS . EL.I wits in the Chair. REGISTER OF FASHION. Yesterday, his Royal Highness the Duke of 'YORK gave a Grand Dinner, at . his house, Stable-yard, St. James's.— A along the distinguished guests invited on the occasion, the following personages were present—the Duke of Wellington. Earl . of Shaftesbury, Earl of Harrowby, Lord Palmerston, Sir Geor;ze Murray, Mr. C. Long, Mr. Culling Smith, &c. Yesterday the Marquess and Marchioness of CIIOI.3IONDE LEY Aare a magnificent entertainment to his Royal High ness the PRINCE REGENT; the preparations on the occasion were of the grandest description. Covers were laid for IE4 in the principal dining-parlour; in the centre of the table was a Magnificent or-molu plateau, on which were or-mop► I,randies, bearing numerous lights; the whole service of pl,ite was silver gilt and silver; the dessert and wines were of the choicest description. Among other distinguished per sonages invited to meet his Royal .ki ighness were—Th'c Mar quess and Marchioness of Hertford, the Marquess of Head fort, Lord and Lady Robert Seymour, Lord Saint Helen's, Sir Benjamin Bioutufield, Sir A. Barnard, Colonel Thorn- ton, &c. The Earl of Winchilsea gives an elegant entertainment, on Wednesday next, to a large party of distinguished per sonages, at his house in South-street, Grosvenor-square. Lord Castlereagh has issued cards of invitation for a large dinner party, on `oaturday, the 3d of April, at his house in St. James's-square. Lord and Lady Grenville will give a grand entertainment to a large party of distinction, on Sunday next, at their resi, Bence in Hamilton-pace. The Earl and Countess of Arran and family are expected to leave loan on Monthly next, for Paris. Viscount Alt but p, M. P. is at rived at his house in Wey mouth-street, from his seat,_Wisetoil !NH, Bawtry, Notts. Sir Alexander I)un, Bart. is arrived at the Pußeney Hotel, frton Brighton. The Earl of Fife is expected at ditto, on Thursday next, front his seat in Scotianil. Departures from the St. Petersburg Hotel, Dover-street:— Captain Swann, of the Guards, to Paris ; Captain dackson, to Jersey; and Mr. and Mrs. Howard and family, to their seat ih Shropshire. UNIVERSI IN I'ELL!GENCE. Caatr.nlr GE, MAnott 25.—Their Royal High. nests the Duke and Duchess of GtMUCESTER ve, tveiii to the Lord Bishop of Bris tol,. their intention of being present at the. eriso in 4 Commencement, and of honouring- his Lordship and family with their company at Tri nity Lodge, doting their stay. It itppears by the University C.,lendar for the present year, that the total number of mem bers of this University, w hose mimes are on the boards, is 3698, being 254 more than the pre ceding year, and an increase of one thousand fire hundred and serenty-sias since 1804, %viten the number was 2,122 —ln order to admit more members of the University at Saint Mary's Church, the pulpit liAs been removed, and ia placed nearer the organ ; alterations have also been made in some of the college chapels for the accommodation of a greater Humber of stuttents. [The Remainder To-merrow.] SPORTING INT ELLIG ENCE. BE"T"TING ROONI,:NIAucti 1819. • Othls on Races to come:— r:II)I)LEsWoRTit STAKES. 8 to 1 agst Trcisnrer 7to 1 agst `oot.l)snyer c. to 1 Ji s st Blue Stockings 112 to 1 asst Dodotut. 61 to 1 agst Euphrates 11 to l 'asst Pledge DERBY. 13 to 1 agst his OARS. G", ! to I aest Bine Stocliings I Bto 1 aest Barossa S to 1 agst Doduna. 11 to 1 agst f. ST. LBGER. 8A to 1 agst Laird of Mark- I fiA to agst Lisette house 11 to 1 agst Mandane. ELELTION FOR FOWEY. FIRST DAY. Mr. AITTWOOD SECOND DAY. Mr. ATTWOOD GO I Lord VALLETORT 4B Tile Eh:CI!On WB3 expeocd to dos:: the .24(11... TIPPERARY ELECTION.—SIIJOIIN CRAVEN CAR.. DEN inIS addrtssed the Comay ut Tipperary as at Candidate for the kulfrage. MARINE SOCIriTY. Yesterdoy evening the Annivetsary Meeting of this sociefy was held at th e Louth)» Tavern, Bishupsgate-street, Sir PtJLTENEY MALCoLM in the Clair, supported !”; Lo&ds Exmouth, Bolton, Romney, Radnor, (3:airliner, Rear-Admiral Sir T. Byain Martin, K. C. li. with a number of other distinguished Naval Gentlemen, Merchants, &c. At !bout six o . einek, neatly three hundred persons sat down to dinner. Atter the cloth was removed Non nolns Domine was sting by Messrs. Charles Taylor, 'Taylor, J. smith, and others, in fine style. The usual toasts Of " The King,"—" The Ps ince Re gent," and the rest of the Royal Family, being. drank, Sir Pulteney Malcolm rose, and after a neat speech gave " The Marine Society,'' trona which he said most of our best sailors had sptoug. Lwds Exmouth, Bolton, &c. made elognetit speeches, pressing the interests of the .cutoity, and a handsome collection was usakia.