The Sun. — London, England, 1816-12-04 00:00:00

THE Afltl'i; AL It Eti.izs zu— Pelbni:rd Last *Nigh 1.1 Dttutty.tA,Nr.—Love ; Vontig;'Alisdows, Mr. Horn; Rosetta, Miss Merr), after Cly 'lo day and Lunt) COVENT-GARQKX.—King .1f.;11:1, King' Of rOgland, Mr, Keraile ; the Lad Miss O'Neill. After which, The Portrait of Cerva [ors. Nl.ti LS. ARRIvEn-1 Holland. 1 'Got.snsey and Jersey, 1 Publin, 1 Wattrford. Oure—e.H.ialburgit, I liutteasurgli) I Dub iiti, I Waterfoid. PRICE OF STOCKS Tlll3 DAY AT r %Yet,V F. 0 . 4:1,0C1i. Sank Stack 2lql ( . '.iamb 1.. Ann..,.. Itii 3.11311 s J'Er lent. 1ivd.,..,.. Giit ; India St.),:li,. ..... .. 1 tiDi 19ti 3 pet 'Cent. Om. . . swit India limitiP , .... ith. 17x1. pr. 4 per Colts ..... ... 774 i 7 , 3,1 Excll. 1ti5i,.,.......74. . 114. pr. b ver (,etii.. N. Aiiii..... • t.lot C.,,1N. tut Jaciuury,..•..3ifi HIGH wATER. A l L(NI)ON M E UDG 1' ) . u 1 s 2 Morning, SI in:nutes alter . I 14;venitig, sti guittutc, After THE . ts U-N. SOLNA 4, , t$ EAL,U AUDgAT LONIDO . 0 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER it, 1816. Some further IntrticAtrs of Monday's. riots, and their consequences us tar as disclosures may yet be safely made, are contAined in our other columns. How for.the.V.xecutive may be able, by the clue which has been obtained, to unfold the mystery of the conspiracy, and thread the labyrinth of Faction, yet remains a secret; ,for that there was a plot—that there was a combination of criminal , views—that there was tot ulterior object in call it% these Sys-fields meetings, we perfectly agree with a Contemporary, it wou►ai now be only fully or' insincerity to pretend to doubt. Lxtea,ive printing of Bills - and Placards ; .Ad dressei to seatice-the Military ; the preparations of Fl►+bs rtbt,u►►s the appearance in arms ptLvimis to the concerted attack upon the Gnu.. smiths' s hip"; the organized moth of separate bodies, cutler ack now kilgecl Leaders, front ditte• rent quarter,, and all acting consentaneously to- wards .accomplishing t,,c saute object ; can no more be the 01 . ut Chance, than the creation of the Universe and its i enant—Man. '1 here must have been movers and contrivers 01 this partial insurrection The plan was phi/ably incUtttplete ; probably harried iuto execution be fore it was rtpe ; hut tha there was a plot, and a diabolical plan- at 'Fri:moot and Murder is sell evideur,. and we suspect that .dessts. CUBBETT, BUNT, and their accomplices, could greatly en lighten its on this point. The former we hear, After being in Town ail the week, sneaked off to Bottle) , betore the explosion, and left the Mob, Inflamed by his base writings, to answei for the crimes to Which they hail excited them. The Latter, more bold in revolutionary guilt, lia ran4tied at the head-quarters in Spa-fields, While the myrmidons front that assembly were (mutilating .assassination in the City. Thus tacit JitetWill plays his pert—instigates the crime, but %%milder' why it was committed—points the way to rJpine and blood, but tells the infuriated Babble to go peaceably lionie 7 —shows that there it no relief tor sukring but in rebellion,.uo re medy for oppression but in revenge, but bids the hungry be patient, and the maddened be content. When practice illustrates their precepts the cowards eat their words. Tile villains skulk from ; responsibility. %Vito are now placed in the awful eithatiou of criminals with the dread of igno minious death hanging over their wretched heads .I.'he deluded instruments of Traitors, whose guilt is a thousand times inure atrocious, but who con srlic to escape from the coufluration which con sumes their victims. We trust they will not escape long, but be traced to their uen of darkness, and dragged to light and punishrttent. It is reported that DYALL and PittsvoN have been examine , and that a number of important rapci h have been found on WATSON: assemblages at the East and of Town yes• terday dispersed without disturbanen. The following are all the paragraph i worthy o liptice in at livinhurgit Mail received tuffs &nom. ing ANSTSFIDAM, Nov. 27.---.Moroceo cruieers have captured the Neiberland sbips Do Koup handel, Captain A. Schaap, and the Jonge Captain M. Schaap, both from Lisbon to Altiger. dam, and the Hanoverian ship Julian Herman, Captain U. L. tie Sacs, from Lisbon to Eaubden• The 'first was carried into Salle, and the two last into Laroche. Vice-Admiral Capelien has as sembled his squadron . , consisting of two skips of. the line, a frigate, and a brig, off Tangier, to demand tuttisfaction for this affront. " Bausset,s, Nov. 27.-1 he accounts from the French frontiers state, that the enemies of the present Government begin to stir again, in order 'to excite the belief of the possibility of a rev*. , . t h a t th e y rns .zinn and Bavarian Contingents hive. receivcil firderiito Tettirti histne, that tfte Bnglish Contingent is uncertain, but that One Rissian and Austrian' Contingents are to take .a positliot nearer'to Paris, in order to promote theestablish ment of a Regency. The Police noes every 'means to discover those who distribute such publications. Farr the rest, they have excited gener..ll indigna tion in the French Northern Departments. " Theiltissittn, 114100 , and Saxon Soldiers deavnur, as tar as possible iii the places where they . are. cantoned, to relieve the indigent. The British Generals and .Sorrior Officers chew the same humanity, and thus insure to themselves the esteem of the inhabitants, of the country." BRIGHTON, Dsc. 3. This morning her M /MISTY with the Princess kuouvra, accompanied by the Duke of CLARENCR, oak a carriage-ride to a short distance on the eastern cliffs, and returned early for the purpose of receiving the respects of the Nobility. At two► o'clock 'the carriages of families of rank and fashion began to arrive, and in less than two fours near 200 of the Nobility anti Gentry in the town and neighbourhood presented their compii rnentary cards of congratulation ou the arrival of the Royal Family. After the routine of respectable inquiries by the Nobility to her Majesty and his Royal High ness the Prince Regent, the Duke of Clarence and the Princess Augusta, accompanied by the Ladies in Waiting, availed themselves of the op portunity of a favourable promenade for near two hours about the Pavilion 'Grounds. The Royal Party,appeared in dress mourning, and it was pleasing to mark the affectionate considera tion of his Royal Highness. towards his Sister, in pointing out the various improvements of their Royal and, August Brother, to render the Pavi lion on occasional residence for the severa l Branches of the Illustrious Family to meet in domestic circle. At five o'clock we were!happy to notice the ar rival of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, with the * Pritscess Sophia of Gloucester, and their retinues. As soon as the intelligence was known in the town, the bells struck up a merry peal, and much joy wasmanifested by the inhabitants. The visit of the Princess Cheelotte at Wales to her Royal patent is fixed for Thursday. Her Royal Consort, Prince Leopold of Cobourg, will also pass a second residence here for a season. But shove all the diurnal reports of Royal and distinguished visit Ors to the PaYithratitis asoavee of pleasure to reel* the humane consideration of the Prince Regent towards the fatniliaeof the' ne cessitous hoar. His Royal iliglitiess hue given especisl directions that all the stiperfluoits aniwal fond, soup, vegetables, bread, &e. shall be dia. trihuted in equal proportions to the distressed fa• milies who are properly recommended *a deserving of support. General Sir B. Bloomfield has m municated the Royal pleasure, anti even incotro duced a system of economy moot% the ley:ants, at will have a good effect. CORN•EICIiANOgy Dec. 4.—Mt had but few fresh arrivals this morning ; a considerable quantity of Grain being lett over from last day, the sale of Wheat and Oats were dull, and each 2s. pet quarter lower. fine Barley and Malt sap portest their price. In Pease and Beans there was no alteration. Extract of a Letter,Dontinico, 19th September, 1816 :—" I%'ith PellSollolls of fear and grief 1 an nounce another dreadful visitation to thii colony. A hurricane, which began at nn' o'clock on Monday morning, and raged ‘vnis die greatest fury till fottr in the ,afternoon i it was the none unexpected, having had a severe gale on the sth. Such a settle fttuvaet4tiun and desolation I never witnessed. The wind kept steady E. S. E. nes conpanliei with suell i torrents ni ruin tl4 brought down.tisc :and swept every thing before them. Our crop, 'More promising, will turn out tulnoits.f.eulree in istatiettler ; the cancel! *in 111;0 - much whipped, and cannot rieCktln on Milk" !lee ry half a crop. Wouctiorti hill, the property or Ito asx .. Assaus.s , tog. bait suffered ino , t consi siderably, the violence , of the storm *wtcVnig away the negroc slaves, with nisch damage to the works,-the people end cattle being left without . . , The Loan NiAYait and Court of Aldermen have with great prnpriety puttlished two resolutions-- the one giving thanks,to the ittbshltatits t who so readily came :forward to, put down the horrid and alarming rims - on Monday 3 end the other, nifer 7 . ing rewards for the apprehension of the assiiStip who shut Mr. PLATT, and of the robbers win,' plundered the shops-of Milsrs. Bacxerati, Ka*, and liam4neit. , The Lottn,MAYon has ordered a pox to pc placed in front of the Mansion.flotote to receive Ismail subscriptions, to employ per , ons in keeping the pavements clean dining the present winter. Mrs. NARY ANN , CIAIIKEsi visit to low-street en Mentiny, which has excited so much 41100Sity, Was nwrely to comptiin of a servant who bad robbed her, end of whom the proper ()Meer' re in pursuit. iimaxruarmi, Wbsit'ioo':4;ivtiat'hitliel 'Of:A*l 04 # atefierd ro,;;N: by itoit naloos, t hi t t to pr` mitt' it to ohvi, Of Cdiiier r and litti• a t- . llWe*** the tile pm? TiIv , KM4VCS think tO tlsi t lOU in friendship's &suite; Fur all thvihare told Too ;hey to be lies; `rimy utFan or+t 10,1:c VNTOk yea are WA !butt tool.; Huw dart., %bey ‘ , :ijult. you, Ns you were fools ? Torysil.Witite-you theit %toes, on your should's', they'd rid", And wheu s 'thti Aril. you, they'd 'kWh you %Milo. Theo bliud th'ciol'agteivcrs. to Englund be Mitt, Aral care ,a6t tor miscreants, who care Mg fur 744. Now bear a kind frig ad, nod I'll tell you i► story's How poor, faithful Brit/H.o'mq fist to true story; For you'll ne'er mend your fortu►tes', uor help the just Ouse, By break - lug of window", or brealiffig *flaws. That - 4 ‘ ENGLAND fuze's . : YOU SHOULD ALL . U 0 Yoitz DvTr," Is a phrast, I am sure, that caunot be neW t' ye '1 Bat can you your itsro so sadly affront, To evalsrund the great NELSON with Coaaarr sod HUNT? Shallmeit who once conquered at famed Trafalgar Begin at Spa-fields, then, to wage civil war ? Shall 111 glory of Englishmen ever be stalled? Shall Sits-fields thus lose all that Waturloo,gnin'di 'rimy atSart that Mrsraattnle NO Fl Unita VAN 00 4 '; They faert that a prisau is still greater vroe't Therielt yoa trtir 4.h.t mks or 11111**Vt*amiaassat.--- They:oft/04 tu inform you a gibbet teulaine4. Thus to rims and gibbets these Traitors would bring Time lititun who now loves his Country and King; Then eberr up my lads, and he patient awhile. Abhor these deceivers who stab while they smile. The RIO meet together your wants to redress, They pity your surri vs ; they mourn your distress; They deny themselves daily of all they can spare, That their poor , b4nest neighbours shall have a good share Employment they'll give to the able and strong, And nourishing food to the helpless and young; And Hg who the multitude graciously fed gat loos from his servants withhold daily bread. • Sec the Address. Tut THEATRES. thatinl-Lame.---The Opera of Lane in a Pillage was performed here lost night with all the nisi- col strength of the Company, such as it, is. Miss MitallY and Mr. Hour; sustained the principal characters, and were heed to advantege in the sweet and sidiple tntlodies which. belong to the Piece. lieta.amst and r'Yna also contributed a full quota of delightfal' harmony ; and DowTns and KNionT dial their part towards, the vomit:pie, COVeNT-CiaBDIN.—We enjoyed a fine treat at this Theatre last night. The Play was King John. and the cast of the tippet male characters so effective, that we do nut anticipate ever seeing them so ex cellently filled alter their present occupants have had their hour upon the stage. Isle. tittelne'S personation of the arrogant, but irresolute Tyrant, Y perfect cabinet picture, touched by the band, osftinttstri in iii. setY tninntest shade. in Ilse fore!, ground stands his compunctions struggle, when prosnpting Hubert to the murder of,rlr thttr ; Iris hcree emotions when he supposes the.bleialy.detal has been done; and his dying scene. Anti only interior in importance, not in art, are all Cite se. contlarypat i ts, which, much as we atirtlire, we cannot now particularize. The Lady Constance of Miss O'Nett.t. (her first eppearante in thmt character) is an admirable thane' not a faultiest! performance. She seems to have studied it deeply perhaps too deeply. In the wild, pathetic :lament for her lost child; she was extremely affecting ; and in her reproaches to the King If Fiance, her appeal to the Dauphin, slu t h er tamas to Austria, espetiafly in the latter, she tl'oplayed as much power es we have ow seen in her !acting. The blemish did uot lie in parts which wet e peperately exquisite, but in the scant of a blending in the whole. 'rite passions did hot slide into each other naturally, but grief, anti rage, unit exultation, and despair, were all disti n ctly ma rked without the transitions which should combine' them' into one, connected mass, One of her best scenes was injured by Mr. CitapatAN'S imperfectimi in the Cardinal. The, Words,preeeding " He ,pesks to roe who never had a child " were not spoken by him Ot'Ae.. C. KEMSLit's Fatembridge, from begin ning to cod, too mach could not be saki, it it it etuf d'auvre. The careless gaiety Oahe rough the spirit of Ca.ur de Lion heaving •hrongli the reputed son of his " brother's dad," the hold successful warrior of a chivalrous age, end the loyal subject ~and British. hero. were all nobly exemplified. His look,, main action, and even gesture where Only in bye.play, were so t 'lie that sve-eatikr ouppose'hint really the man whose rt t rt 414 d Winter -he so , perfectly oteimmetl. Several, of the sentiments' which he Amore in the last Acts were 'teized. by the Audience as peculiarly appli 7 cable to the present period, and warmly gree:ed. They loot no effect in their energetiedelivery.--. Mr. and Mrs. gOEHTW:, Mr. ABBOTT, a , ,il Mr. MuBKAY, were respect able ill the tu'alor Charitelers, anti the , repetition of the play to•morrow was heard with onaniutons applause. CITY Ruslrtrss.•--.Yesterclrty the Lou) Myeott proceeded front the ntosinn-honsc.to uiitit the Sheriff, in their Itate earriages,.to hc►lcl Court of Aldermen, yvtich, bei:ig the tint sine* his Lordsitip*s re-eleetiott, he uddressed !hem ih the usual manner. Vie onaninioni thanks of the Corm were voted to ihe t Laril Mayor. The Lord •lityor rePortt4l 10 the Court the whole of the proceedings which had taken pi ace in conseepdence of the disturb:owes Montily, anti the ordvrs which lie hail given on the occasion the, Cokirt, ratter comitictillg the slime. ratite 10 sundry resolutions Of thiolks to the itlhtibitAffis who emit': forward as specid const.ihies, 81111 for offering re. wards for the upprehemioo of tt offenders, which were ordered to be advertised. they Dorothy Foster, Echo, end 3amet, arr s, fel lotitititif, And iralleti Stith ihrwlqe of t e nutwarl bo!nit. Arrireil And rtiteivins thelolite, Ithiguttl, from oporto for teith.—Wirsti N.W. , Mc. -the' Venni , atelit transitterts, I,r4nt Celtsis*) and the Henry froth Nre` wsecotie tor lasitivis. *Ailed his Metirsty's ship Sevyro 'for etinthant iMeitesiqter; CUMMINGs, for Honduras I the Swift fierAt. Mich el's. DaC, I.—Arri'ved lite tolotobtotte, from Denterarie, with 1:60 soleliirs of the 2it Bittuktot't 'of she tiOtit ttegi‘ilen; ;,Hila the' Stteceis t towooto, (ruin lllll Majesty' ' * brig jasper on a cruise.--Wititi N. Ai:. . • Vie 'Juno'', liittfat,l F roNew Voris to . Slkto, W struck by a sea on the B th nit. and ipeet. Whin 22 'passenger:l*f intl 10 of the crew unfOrtu; netely pgrishFd. , „ The %/Alit:luting', Wilms, from Lisbeil, is at rived at PlYsltaiith,, bound 'le Ilambutth, with delimit'', Bird must 'unload.'_ . .. .. GEttiVIAN PA PiatS. . - - - No v. 2 " I Pik)* TH2 RHIWR, —OV. _ I! era. Letac.t meets or Austrian troops siinitlY smirch through Swabitt, ‘viacli a c re intektiltti I'o complete the Atiserian 'regiments in Alsace.. this measure is in COnsequence of an inAtation addressed to the Allied Courts, 'by the Puke of Wellington, and is conformable to one at the Articlis'Of the Military f.;onvention, of Nov. 20; 1815. All the other conitse whose troops form a part Of the Army of Occiipatfoni are also completing that. contingents. On the other hand, the men who are unfit for service, are sent home. _ The Allied troops in France are every where going into winter quarters. VIENNA, Nov. 13.—The entrance of her Ma jesty the Fonpresi LIU Monday, was so magnifi cent anti brilliant, that even the oldest inhabitants of Vienna, who remember the splendid entry of the. .impress Maria Theresa, 'confess that they never saw any thing equal to it. 'The Grandee; of the Austrian Monarchy emulated each other itt ' the splendour of their state carriages and so that the train of the great Nobility which pre ceded her Majesty made an inexpressible fine ap. pearance; but the state coach 'of the It infirm her• self exceeded all the rest. The finest autumnal weather favoured the to. !enmity, an incredible crowd thronged the streets, and not the smallest accident occurred. At the entertainment in the salitott of the Re., dotto, we observed only the Princes and Princesses of the blood, !Nines Leopold of Naples, and his Consort the Arch• Duchess Clementine, anti the young 'Prince of Parma' anti Duke Albett of Saxe Tesehen, were in the gallery as Apectutorc LUX C.-COL. STEEL E. As few of our Countrymen distinguisheti them selves more io the service of timing the l'eniosolor ‘,V4,T s 111411 the Gentleman who is the sobieet of the following testimony of Royttl ttp• probation, we enpy with pleasure, from Wit night's. Gazette, t)ktt Pitago4t...ll.49gt4T;s Per to Lieot..Col —TSELS to Went the foreign ho. noun his uttriees and wounds lurvc st) esrnellt— d• Whitehall, Deg., 3, 1816.—His Royal High- nests the Prince Regent is h been . pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to grant unto Lieutenant Robert Steele,' of the Corps of Royal Moines, tout Lientenant.Colonel of the Regiment of Valencia in the Spanish service, his lqajesty*ts Royal licenct kind permission, that he may accept and near the supernutnerary Cross of of the Royal and. distinguished Spanish Order of Charles the Third, which his Catholic Majesty Ferdinsnd the Seventh, King of Spain, has been pleased• to confer upon him, in testimony of the high sense which that Sovereign entertains of the me ritorions :services and gallant conduct displayed by that ,Officer in action with the enemy dining the Peninsular war, more especially in the attack of the enemy's entrenchments at the passage of the River Bidassoa, and other actions in the Pt, renees Boring the year 1E04: provideti, neverthe, less, that Isis Majesty's said licence anti permission (loth not authorise, and shall rmt he demised or construed to smthorise, the assumption of any style, apprilation, ttitnk, precedence, or privilege appertaining unto a (Knight Bachelor of these realms." Sutclus.—Mr. John Medlicott, of Little Cado• gan.place, Chelsea,.pnt a period to his existtnee Oil Monday last, by dtiootiug himst It through the head with is plhtol. At three o'eld , elt yesterday morning twenty.five male convicts were conveyed from New ire in C°" ravens, for the bins, at Slowness. rime was colltidt* able .oproar amongst them art . leaving. 'lwo of them were cem+teted on the testimony of some of the contipivatora. Their cases had hem (nay ingoireti into. taatsittmes itamAtNs..---it appears that the Franklin Mannscripts have been nurchaied by Mr. Ctmatittt4, anti that tilt first pot tion, aontain hig his Correspondence will appear in a few days. it has been justly observell, that, shhong the changes tbat have taken place in the condition of ' society, the separation of the AtitarleArs Colonies from the Parent Country has been by far the most prolific and extetitive in its 11404 of any in the hiktory of modern ages; great indeed must therefote be the +mitts of the C.,rrapotim dense of Dr. VICAtig.t.IN, whose extrioratotYy- Ithiiities t« tt Statustnsts anti Negotiator were reit anti acknowietieeti io both Cou n tries, gml by per. 1,1111 rtt oppnsits sentiments. it tu.ty oho be cowes fittently expected that A spirit of estolottr will per. yade the wlttAc s w f 101tocs, end that they wilt e‘itibit to oval totesotnife the Philosopher awl Mao of liosioess. the Nior.ttist sod the Nego ciator, thy profonoti Legishttor anti the ranting'. reietta, %OR) opens his mini end delivers his tOrteliti with the .smor ingerittousnoss ott matters of tr i t oro awl polity, tits eooduct of toivAte tit* 01111 the Interco' of nations.