The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-22 00:00:00

a PARLIAMENTARY ['AP P RS. hiIIITRACT QV' INIT'bRTANT rAttLIAMP.NTARY rArSIIS. ( i ,7 4 4) be . continued rrgiilaely.) A II lAA. to earsy itit6 ef f ect a Convelitlert of Commerce, can vliolea between has Majesty and the - tithed Stith! , of itatiertea. Wliertas a Convention-of Commerce and Nasi 7 groisitir, has beta , cease) tiled w K t ficsit. 04 the United States of AltleriCA : •,' , • Antl whereas it is expedieot, to .giFe:efrect to such pasts of the said Convention, as require the 'intPrtion of l'arliwnent ;! • It .thereforG enacted by the King's Most Ex . rellent Majesty, by and '‘Vith the toliee and coo . • •• sent of . the' Lords Spiritual and Teniporai, and •contmons, in this present roliament assembled, vtol•by the authority of 'Ott same, That ttpon :the importation, into any Oka of the 1..t0iR,1 King dom, of ally goods, wares, or merehandize, being the growth, production, or manufacture o I any of the territories of the United Slates of America, Imported direct from the saitliterrittiries, let a'ny •• Ship or vessel ;rat in:the countries belonging to the said States, or any of them; or takem by wity of the ships or Vessels of warbelonging to the Go vernment, or. any ,of the iiihabitantS, of the said States,having commissions °, letters of Marque and epriztit from the Go vertiment the Said S condemned' 48 lawful prize in any . COurr of Aditil ralty there, such ship or vessel. beitig owned by the sobjects of the said States . or any of !hero, and whereof the Master and three-fon , tki of the Nla riners are also sohjeets of the !talc! States, no higher or other ditties shall he ellarge&or paid ; than such as are charged and payabletiptili;gooda,' • Ware's and merid,andio,te, of the like Aenomioatioit or description, being the growth, productiort. - 614 inanufacture of any of the Territories - of the United States of America, and being importetl iu - British built ships orvessellnavigatetiandregistereti accord ing to law; any thing : contained in an Act named in the 49th year Isf the reign of hit present Maiesty, intituled. "tin Act 'for reporting the several Do 'ties of -Customs chargeable in Great Britnin, and• for granting other Duties in lien thervOf," irt* any other Act; to the contrary thereof not vitlibtand--. trig. And he it further enacted, .that 'Ton , the cx portalion from the United Eingdoni,.of any gnntlq, wares or merchandite, crowth, production, tir : ntantifacture of the 'United. .Kingdom, or any of his INlitjesty's rerritories' Europe; rlireet to any of the territories - of the United States of Anterica„ in any ship or vessel' built in the said States, or condemned as Prize there, and being owned .and navigated as herein before mentioned, Do, higher 'prattler duties shall he intid or payable, 0400 11101 NI Are charged or nupw,eil upon„such goods, wares or rnerebtoitliAc, ci-ported. iii liritish-boilt ship or mid Tegi.s- Oral according to law. And, be it further enacted, that .upon the ex. liortation 'from the United Ki n gdom, , Of to,y go o ds, product tt)n' or Will • Si asa: r 'or vessel built in the said Unirtd 'States e")t . A we .' Tim or condemned as prize there, and being' and. navigated a lieruiohetore-o4 , lsioneti, .the itinte bounty or allowaneesliall be paid rif4 ttt Elie tinie of such Exportation May he alkiwed. Oliop the cxportation thereof, in any, Briti.h-hoilt tidy) or vessel, na . vlgated and teintered according to Law. And be it further enacted, that this . Act - shall continue in farce, &e. MAILS. AtlglVVir—t fTwoburgb. t Watgrford. I)t , r - Ittnii?tirgh, France, 3 Gettcnburgh, t Holt t)(1 ) 2 Uyeribsey and Jer sey, I 1)0Mo. ' • rrcicE , F. STOCKS 11%1$ rhsv AT TWEVIrr IirCI.OOC.. Dank stock, shut 'brsa Hands; par, I:. pr.!' 3 per Cent Kell. shut Exchect. 11111 s -, -Is. 13. (Its. S per Ct. Cinl4. 601 69 11101 ,thimium, 15 . 4, per Ccnts. shut Ditto 11,1 eaviliritt, 9 i , per Ct. N. Ann. 8811 'Cons. for .I,:coiffit, 6(q- 1 4 1 Dank L.. Ann. shut , • , , 141011 WATER A'l' LON1)0N DitIDGN TO-MORIWW. Morning, tilltillUtel after O. I Everting, 1.1 atioutekafter. O. THE SUN. arfLEM QUI* DICtUt rALIII3I AUIINAT? o*. LONDON. FR Inei Jr, Aid RCII n, We continue to be without Foreign Arrivals. No French Papers hase.reached to.t tor two dart, and those of Go:moony and the Netherlands . ore eginilly in career.; BRIGHTOV, MARCH 21.—We are unexpectedly glatified in having to communicate to the Public o, circumstance which r will be hailed with general pleasure. After a painful and severe confinement from► the 20th January, WS Hopei nighuesi the ',AM.:CR.IIEOBNT wa• this afternoon enabled to Asks' a ride on horseback for two hours about the Pavilion- grounds. The Prince is a good deal (le bilitated, but his ,ROyal Highness looks well, and receive►, the congratulations of Prince LROPOLD and the, Nobility with heartfelt satisfaction. In a few days, should the weather continue favour ablt, 116yel Highness will be perfectly, re stored to health. The acconots frinn Carthagena and the Prorla jmtiork of Genernt.iciNTAt.vo,, which we insect in oar last page, sheiv bow.grosaly-tlie Spanish Royalist Armies and Curainandera in South ilea have been likisrepretentell by the frletvls of the Insurgents in this . Contitty. Miilli.,- merciless : outelty• we doubt not, has beei.trtbm. i initiel,o!Ooth .sido;, in thji *isernble pkintesl; 'l , but iqbe..iritth respecting iF'bt worth the'Pliblio i • i t • attention, wit• .b e well to gulrilitgninst the tin t 1 coming dforts of 'nil liev4Antionisrs to colour the I fACJIA.4.. At Ili etr i ty, tp _ s IA! ~..tx l ; ell.. own vis‘y s rind purposes. ' The remisiion of theA'Var Nialt Doty Will, we trust, have the effect of n f ot only bettering the tpoility, but of 19wcring the price of - Beer. 'Of all the trades tuottopolized, hy large Capi'tills, as to extort exorbitaut juices for their product, there is not one itarsre monstrous than that of the: Brewery, The ino.ellients 'of Beer have fallen pro. , . . . llgiorhlyin price, hot still the aiiicle itself is sold at nearly the highest cost it ever reached.. Should it,be,seen. that circontstances put it in the' power of Brewers to keep up their present system of int. position, .tyc trust, the Coasor.Liou-of the Erc Cnticruett, it be cannot , sa,vc the consumer iron their rapacity,' gill 'act. npoh the hint he once threw out tid lay a heavy tax itron the titicoo sionable profits of these monopolies. ...A Alorning, 'Paper dories .our construction, 0' Mr.NVELLEsLaY Potx.'s speech no Weiltiesdayortnl . . . . . votes front ill. own ./;eporis a passage, to slew that it. 'natl.. another meaning. To this we can only answer, Witt ‘'s.lttever . the impression might he in` 'the Gallery,' the ittipreion ill the lionse was, tbkii tite'itight Lion.Gentleittan spoke of the, Establishment for the year, nml not of the c o n lo Tax, On rile port of ,the Speech, corroborat log this het, is as foriatci :-r— -" The Government hAd' t painful taste to perform. it would be,their interest to ligliten.thehurthens 4 - the people' ad fdfiff irst - as r_ssible. But their personal feelinks' trinst • not'irevent the lierforinanCe of their itniy, and stop their proposal of 4nclt )i.easstrefr 'aq they Considered necessary for the clfely ofthe Cnunhy. Eve! , the Cientle , tei!' (I ) l' 4 Pr . swonldihink then‘ guilty Of Inse sod C.,wavdty conituct, if, they svcre:to,aboadOn the wolAnret , which they had proposed, toti ivk;cli t hevihnng,ht best calcolntect to snpport the'credit * nutl '.prv!crre ,t4e pruiperiiy of the',nnthen. lint thetwould not abandon thtns, and by t4ene they were determined Vo stand or lath" The above was: printed for imertiolt yesterday, awing in the pressure 'or Parhaintit tary mttt trr , excluder , on ►i u op our columns for pnbli entiow. 'D ie su bject I t i kNII ocher Morning Papers Of this dote, it may Ile- tax. p et lits:, to add a !or ii cr reimitkit in - defetteelit onr own P1z,..1:/ , !111 VI it :lilll7lClOll 'rhe .lourtsal ‘vitiell first accused tkq of mißre. • ti were Air. POLP . 4 (14 . . 4 hi proposing the Pw.opert y Tax, Miniitnrs had Imt. one de sign, to promote the prosperity of theconntry.. After 'Jong deliberation, thry .cee to tin' COlMiciitiottS that. the Propt'rt , Ti wathe /it'A )/IV;lsare that. could he re!. , ortl4l to; and while they retained this opnvon, they troul4,l not tok,cly yield to popular clamour, hnt werelletermined to stand or fail with their lux taiirr, retying with' confidence on' the ,tvisdom and discretion of i'arliaieent:'''(liettrOlarTirtnn casth•reagh:)" • Here we have the singtilar word Measure," which alters the Whole sen4e and meaning of the paSage, instead of the plural word '' Measures," as in the Report of the Debate given in'Ttiti Sots, which is of equal authority as having the same pretensions to aecuracy with the Report of 'any utter . .Nespaper. But the question does net Eaton these lyilanced and different versionsof what fell front 111%Pourt, as it reached the eats of two Gentlemen j egnally attentive to him it the Gallery. We . turn to another Jonrnal which this moruing joins in the hue and. cry against us, and clubs its effort to put a 'construction on the speech . , whisk none of those nein. the Speaker , had the slightest idea it wasi possible for any misrepreien ration to attach .to it. This Journal says- I' Some of the hubl yartizatis of the Ministry hove said, that Mr. Wrt Lrst.iv PoLes declaration that the Ministers would stand or fall by their measure:, did not apply to the , Property Taic. We beg leave to refer our Readers to the Dc- b i t go k ~!".1' he Ministers," be observed, " had a diftienit task,to perform--it was their interest to lean lightly on the PeOide, but. it , A:IS their houndeu duty not to abandon the ineasure nu. which they conceived the salvation of. the conntry•to depend ) anti by which alone the pressure on the ,people could be relieved and public credit sitrengtheued. !Ong as Minista:rs retained' this opinion of ilia I u. , it wpuld be the height of pusillanimity in them to abandon it to cla mour either within or out of doors, anti they were ready to stand or fall b'y meryits'el it 'licit they hail brought 'for.; ward."- Such were the Words of the colleague of Lord RE.% GU, anti they are said to bare been cheered by his Lord- This extract rendert confusion worse confound ed hi so far as singulars and plurals are con cerned, hat to help. out the understanding of its Readers to the ni . eatting it would have, Oleo) pitt upon it, the wnrdi " the Tax,",' are :printed in Italie , ;.f • to, meet which, we have taken tins jiberty of putt ing the words !' the m Measures," also in the , sae character. Surely thewriter (1 tthis paragraph will not have the hardihood to contend, against hit . own shoving, that Mr, Pot. t' s tieclaratipn referred to the Property T,rtx. That point is discussed in the first-branch of the sentence; and Miiiiwters , declare -they will not abandon it to Clamour, : Agid , tbe Speaker then proceeds to say, what not ,thatVinisters are determined to stand- or fall by it, --the Tax, but that thty were.ready_p stand or fall by ''.THE All;Afitilltii tviiic f a t e y hitd fqo;ard• The Measures they had brought forward on the Gth of March were the Army Eetimates ; •••• - ' - the Tax was not brought forward till the 18th, and thus, independently of the use of ,the term Measures, the context proves, that it' was impos sible that Mr:Poi.t's assnrance -Could be applica ble in the sense attempted to be given to it for Party•po . poses, by the opprmeuts 'Government. Upon these gr'ounds, and without dwelling on the oncondiduess of insisting to kletter on words uttered in the heat of debate, we appeal to the fitirney -of our Contemporaries. .for the retracta tiots of their charge against us, and of their mis representation of Mr. Pot.E. The debate in the House of Comm Ons on Wed nesday night (and which want of roons prevented us from alluding to yesterday), on the Increase of certain Salaries, deserves considerable-notice. Ilan)? • part of it betrays the spirit of parsimony, miscalled economy, and meanness under the plausible pretext of retrenchment, its-tendency upon the whole is yet inch as must be ultimately advantageons to the country. Real economy ; the economy worthy, of a great and rich, though partially suffering. People ; 'ilie.economy, alike remote from beggar ly and disgraceful sordidness, and from lavish waste and profosiOn ; -this ecooomy . most result from the•teinper of the times, acting upon the ineltnatipo of. our Rulers. That - the Ministers of the : Croyrn des.erve credit for their anxiety to adopt this'iptenf, is a 'truth sl.l.lich all the deiusions of platy fait eel tir affect. Lord CxsTrAttiaott, on this occasion, read -an-account ' of reductionsin-various public Opartntenti to the asnmora of 57 1;0001, a ear ; :to which "-; 1 ,0001,, of rtductions urelting,. gill he itionedilody addeth . :lo.iltilfg:a . total say.ing Of 652,0601., the itt•i is of:wlficilate alreatirknown, intiefendaut of the retrenchments in severnlothcr Offices of which- thete. ikre - 4. ct 'no particular.. re- turns. (it the specific - 'woe:ices - of increase of Salaries rtferi-cd to 'in, thedelmte,„ the publit,wiil Form its own judgrrienton hotb sides. lloweverjiissifillble they , may 1 .;e7 - --Welament that t . disatieett , (l' Stinuld'at7,o9rn?in'e4tt such -st,4rrerrtilt...s.-toir—Trotrrotitt-g their tpisOlievous de -I,ls '.l`h t 4 raltie : anci-ititnre of the •tions trosst, 14..101 - A1 rationalmcn,.rescue.Mlnisteits :money.," but Still There s. .trions - likof evil left to servervs ftnincitrion for - •achi inatory and Jaeolrnia-kieaknissoprt...stritatiOn3„,..as are . at thii era, unhappily; too readily.li,t cued country. Ministers to•.tite.ptactice of eco‘nciiny of tz.hich 11)4 ',,haye afforded, 'undeniable proofs,. must add a wattlift!lniss and•prudence which will •deprive their- eneruks and the enemies of oar tablislimenta, , of even the shadow of 'a pretence-, fOr the prOpagation of their 'slanile'rs' topoison the good sense of the people. Of their tnveteracy,. trod.. of their'ohject, .doubt can., be entertain' eel after the matchless speech delivered on•Wed nestley night by Mr. BROUGUANI. That speech, which . with inCendiary .ndiotte-. ncss searched hitt') the distresses of every class of, men in the - Country, ;and invidiously contrasting theta Witli• the fair recompence, of talent and in-. ductry eniptlir,(l in the' itlibi/e'S'tiv,ide. , fill'ed-np an . • effusion. as well calculated to mislead - and inflame the passions of the ignorant, as we ever re- Member to have perused."- , Such firebrands are now , daily cast npon . the country. Like. those which were ciiimingly . :disposed so as ,to destroy the harvest of the,'Philistfoo, -then are scattered abroad by the. Faction,, in the hope that they will barn the Lair harvest of - Britain's prosperity; 'and . redtice"the- - . coirstry, 'and despairing to - .their feet. . . . • As for ~the attempt to disparage theThriiite, after the explan'ations . and repreitensroirs it might .be unbecoming in us "to deliver:An • " • opinion upon it, and we shall merely. state 'that we li.ave a . - vely strong :one, , 'slid'uld'litty future att,empt of thE same 'kind be`mmie, we' shall not - hesitate to xleclare4 • . 4.4li•ir • 9., ••• • • Mr. TJERNIVt nisg,-found,out that Mr. CROKPR and Mr; 13AnRow might live handsomely on Their productions in prase 'end Verses were they nut, of Ofßea, but it wbula'plizite`any hotly 'to tell. how Mr. vrt , crty many ntberi of hi's' Party Con trive to umuage tinder the same afflittion ! No new eciiii'ou or Joe Millet would gel!. • .• Three sexy considihibleljoiaseS, in ijte Pity, ';Ets general nierelonds;• stopped .paytnenz yesterday. One, of then) 4va4' H great wint• . nndtcpirit-itifporter. • In the tactile Mitjiiriey iipoa .t:hoArtny timates , given in the• Morning chronicle of ;Friday the Bth inst., the getnher for .is stated to hold' the office of ,Second Clerk ',of the Croton ;' it is ha'rcily necesiary to .stilfe.fiiat this is a taiStake, as Mr. Ladort bolds no office whatever tinder Government. SECOND EDITION. SUN-OFFICE, Two o'CeLocz. Paris Papers to the 19th have just arrived: the , following is the substance of all that . is worth notice : Generitl Mouton-Duvernet bes at last been taken and thrown into prison at Montbrison. Nothing of interest in the Chambers. The King is getting better. It is said that the Abbe Muni is going to finish his days in a convent. Buyer's Court of Appeal is to membls week. next Marshal Sault, it is said, proposes corning to Er.gland. Genera! Belliard his hot been liberated, but sentin custody to an Hospital. • General Becker, who accompanied Buonapsoit to Rochelle, and General Sinner, have been order ed to quit Clermont : the former :to go to Poictie rs, and the latter to Marseilles. By a decision.of the Chamber of Accusa ti o n of the Ifith instant, "Madame Lnvalette is definitively set at liberty. The keepers and cnnestics:of La' valette are sent for trial to the. Court of Assize, fps having facilitated his escape. .111egsrs. Wilson, Bruce, and Hutchinson, have itisoleen ordered before the same Court, charge d having elected .the Escape of Lavolette Thus, with respect to them, the first part of the accusation is done away. 'The Treaty between Austria and Bavaria has beeit7ratitietl, by which twollava rian Circles are ceded to the former of these Powers. The Preach Funds hare fallen to 59. 20., NAVAL NEWS. Mattc 21.—Came dOwn from the Rife the lion. East India Company's ships Warrea Hustings 3 .. Larkins, for Madras and . Bengal Asia, TRF*EWHEIER, for ditto and ditto ; and r e-.. main in-the Downs with the rest of the ontwarad bound and homeward-honed Bast: indianten as per: last. Caine down, and sailed, the Sydney packet; for the South Seas. Put baek by car teary winds the Fortitude iransport, SAVO , Master, bound to Enibden, with a detriehmerle of the 7th Regiutent on board for that destination- Arrived the Britannia transport (No. 21 3 ) , ' Y4Llc:ia,i Master, four days' *Sage from Coil Ijnatimity, itirra'aos. from Cork for. Loudon. ' ' Wind • . _ FALMOUTU, MARCH 19,--Sailed the Fox packet • ,t_ t.Zihr.ltar an t i Maltit ; Conon. 1 - cti panel. • and .Do r i transport . for . At' ica.-- N. W.. H, MO;i1 2.l.—Arrived the J. art Leicester . packet a mail and passgngers for Ii stand; Auckland packet with a mail and pa" sengers for Cuxhaven.—Wind N. E. PORTSMOUTU, MARCH 21.—Arrived the Ocean, Milbank, andilriiishisles transports, from 110 — la nd S. The ship Surprise, Captain Ross; belonging to J. BLACK and Co. on her voyage from _cite Clyde to Sc. Thomas and Jamaica, with a most valuithle cargo of dry goods, Was lost in the end of December,, cm - the coast of Africa, nearly - or posite to the Canary Islands ; and the crew $P passengers were marched 14 days' journey up the country, in a State of 'slavery: 'They had arrive d at Seiez, within eight diys' journey of tiogadiire. The accUtints of this misfortune caare throng the Britisi. Consul at Mogadore, who Wag "i l l C,VOrYy;Scrtinn In:TeCnVe r the captives, and wito every.hopc of suCcess.. The passengers wereNv• %VILLIAM 13LACK,'Snit of the principal proprietor': of the shill, another gentleman of the same 1 1 0 1411. * who is a partner in the hotie,, and Mr.BILSLAND , front Port Glasgow. . ' DISTIIII3LITION OF PRIZE MONEY. :The Blessing; for the Tute!a and Boreas, on l'hursilitY 0 * tlst intent, at No. 70, Great Russell-street, Bloonisbury. ,- * Recalls same place for three months. . The Dilience, .for the Opreisuingen, Fordensltiold, For" Anna, 'Marla, De 8 Veninder, on Wednesday the 90ttt lei start, at No. 70, Great Ittisell-street, Bloomsbury. Recall's saute place, for three months. ' I , The Ethalinn and Ariel, for the Anna Maria, Carotin*, and ,Brian, (in cinnpany with the Renard end Urgent giso^. ,ilultr-4011-st)httr:o.::t.lrlierd,l:ol:,l4lsagjitYll.e. 7lt t . e h ca in ll s s t ,. ff l s d' a i tu a e tN it a la . place, .(!forreattilltruce; The Harriet, just arrived at' Portsmouth from the Mediterranean, hal one of the most beautilut leopards.on hoard that ever came from Africa, for the Ptlimcr Rr.crt,tr, sent horne))y•General Dori, Lieutenant-Governor of Gibraltar, whieh, fiola the very ample supply of provisions sent on board by Ills Exceliency, and the great care taken of to e_animal'On the passage by Peat'. MUDGE, has arrived in most etcellent condition, , and sent round to the river in one of the transports the first lair %vim). It was, 11.4... CHARLES BROOKE, Member for Chlppenbatn, who 'voted aping the Income Tax. and Lord BROOM: ti'ho . voted:in favour of it. ILL Mr. Serjeaut ONOW paired off, on Moedsy cgetinst the Income Tax, with GeneralTANE: The Duke of Noirrisumasat.mm lifts ordercd his tenants of Newburti awl ,Yrtwihor to be reito. - btirsechhe lOss rtley sustisined by the late -11(mdt anounting to 14001. His Grace has coiseil sane reductions to he made in the' rents of_ eares in tiro COuril ies , Yiwk and DarliPnl; As ill v Northumberland; viL.-25 ter cent.