The Sun. — London, England, 1816-12-10 00:00:00

lite PRINCE REGENT arrived:at Carlton-hotm Mightn't on Sunday night about tun (i'dock. Yesterday his Royal Elighness hchl a Court 4 Carlton-house, fur the purpose Of, reecivinv Address of the Corporation ofthe City of A 'let:ailment of the Life, Guards was itatiape4 - • in Pall-othll; opposite to .Carlton-honse,; and guard of honour marched into the Cmirt-yard Carlton-house, follned by a guard of grenadiers. The Corporation of the City of London arrivrd in grand state - pracessiOn about two o'clock at Carlton-house, followed by 4 concourse nl peo ple huzzaing; and wore reetived bY flourish of the trumpets of the Lite Guard... On their entrance into the Coon-yard, and deseend. ing front their cat riatges., the band of the wood of honour played - an excellent march. In a short time the Regent, after some cus tomary Ceremonies, proceeded to take - his seat on the Throne, attended by the L-rd Chaneellor, the Lord President, the L'ord. Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Chancellor nt the Ex:. chequer, the Secretary of State for the Home De 7 vartment,- the First Lord at the Admiralty, the Groom at the Stole, the Treasurer of the 1-I . 4 t ruse, , hold, the Captain of the Yeoman of the Guard, Viscount Arielhoorne as the Lard of the Red chamb: r, and Sir John Cradork as the 'Groom. The Corporation were then introduced into the Royal presetlee in 'the following order : The two City I:irstials in their uniform. The Lords nod Nentlernen in Waiting-. The Sword Slate, the Mace bearer, the Lord Mayor in his full robes, with his a Afar similar to that worn by the • • :Knights of tto;' Garier. " The ft; corder. Alderman noodbehele, the Sheriffs Alder .trian Bridges -and • Kirby, Messrs Waiihman, Grif• Ink, Isaac Vale, and about 44 Gentlemen of the Cuurt of Common Council. The City Itero c trhruicer, W. Watson, Esq. one of the Counsel, the Secondary, the Hall Keeper, the Town Clerk, atc. The. Athiresc Kul Petition WAS then rend by Sir John BilveF,ter. Bart. (he Recorder:— , To his Roytil Hig - hnees the Prince of Wale!, Regent of. the United Kingdom bf Orimt BritAn and frelood. The humble Addrris and Petition of tile Lord Mayor, Al dermen, and Cninurunc of the City of London, in Com mon Council st3:emhlcd. Mal it please your Royal Highness, We. his Majesty's !oust dutiful and loyal suljects, the Lord Mayor; Aldetmett, and Commons of the City of London in Common Council assumbled, litunttly approach your Royal to represent our notional sufferings and grievances, *ml respectfully to auggest the adoption of measures which Wit conceive to be indispensably necessary for the safety, the quiet, and prosperity of thi realm. We forbear to enter into details of , the afflicting scenes of privations and sufferings that every-where exist : the distress and misery which for so many years has bleu progressively accumulating: hits at length become insupportable—it Is no longerpartially felt nor limited to one portion of the empire ; the cornmerciAl, the nianufacturiitg, and the agricultural in- .. , . Wrests ego:say oinking under its irresistible pressure, ft,nl hd be'donie iniPossilde to find einployment for a large twigs. 1:4 this populatimt ; much less to heir up against our present ItOnrinous burdens. , W e beg to impress urn . your Royal Highness, that our present complicatA iyrile have not arisen from a mere transi tion frog} war to peuce, nor from any sudden • or accidental ca6es neither can they he' rentimed by any partial or tempo ; 11, IWO illGt9tiplS ;,1,7. I, ill ;1.44. , ' itlu roi.e iead:them, are well convinced , teat tiic severe tri,i:4 which they sirstain with Midi exeniplary. th,e!tenev, „net fsrlitude tree chiefly to be. attrilinted to tenavii.ielable causes, am, I conteni p'.ce with the most cordial sat Wact.on the effort. of that en lightened benevolence which is se usefully and 1 iltdithly exerting itself throughout the I shall resort pith 'the'_: ntinost conftilenee to the tried sets domof l'isrliament at the time which spoil 'the• fullest con,i dr:ration I have thongtit tOost advisable- wider the present circiuns . tances of the country ; aunt entertain 4 pe,tect ton vE:tion that .1 firm and temperate admiiiistrati.in of the go vernment, assisted and stipported the good sense, pittlic •spirij. and loyalty of the naiiatt, will effeetirally eounteraut those proceeding's which, front wit iterer.inotives they may originate, are calimkted to resider, temportery.ditlictilliei the means of prodneinc itermanent r and irreparable calamity. No councii was held as - wa's expected ; but the liegent gave audit:Oro tó most of his Cabiort 'livers, Earls. Harrowhy, Westmorland, Liver pool, Viscount itlinotith, &c, Alter the Court had broken tip, Lord Castle reagh came, and had an audience of the Prince Regent. Iu a short time after, the Prince Re gent partook of an early thinner, and lett Carlton lionse'on . his return to Brighton, In his travelling carriage, accompanied by Count Monster, the liiinovet bin Minister. BRIGHTON, Dix. 9. At tour o'clock this afternoon the Princess Eli. zabetk,,,accouiphinied by Lady Melville, arrived at the Pavilion from Windsor. Iler Rap! High ness left the Castle at a quarter past nine o'clock this morning. The Princess Augusta, accompa - - nied by Lady Macclesfield, returned to Windsor this morning. Soon after six o'clock the-Princess Charlotte of - Wales, and Prince Leopold of Coburg, with their attendants ; reached the Pavilion, from their man sion at Claremont. It is with pleasure we can anuonuce, that her Royal Highness is in excellent health, having, recovered from the slight indispo sition which prevented her earlier arrival here. The Royal, Family and a select party of Nobi lity sat down to dinner at seven o'clock. ,The Prince Regent will arrive from Carlton House.to night, to join the company of his Illustrious utily _ _ _ _ _ This afternoon her Majesty, the Duke of-Cla rence, the Duchess of Gloucester, and the . Pent ress Sophia of Gloucester, took a carriage excur sion, and returned to the Pavilion by the %Western parts of the town. Lord John Thymic arrived this evening. Yesterday her, Majesty, the ,Duke of Clarence, the Princess Augusta. and the DUchess of Glou cester, honoured the Earl and Countess of Chi chester with their company to breakfast. Previous to the departure of the Prince Regent on Sunday, Divine Service was performed at the Pavilion by the Bishop of Exejer, before her Ma jesty, the Prince Regent, the 11,0yal Family k and the Nt l hility composing . the household, A great quantity of peat, bread, vegetables, etc, were distributed yesterday morning to all the numerous 4114 . 1e:tuts for the Royal bounty at the Pivll , otl. It is pleasing to hear ;lie .graleittl hnowledgments of these necessitons holividnalii towards their Royal benefactor, for the relief they receive during his residence, bete. Yesterday morniug ,slealer Staffordshire tvare undertook to run Ave miles iti3o minutes : not %vithstandin;: the public' . he,tvy 110151 iia '',aot fails of rain, the inan performed his isisk to '.29- 1 - minutes. lie run the ,tivo Jim miles iu ei 2 ht pitottes, 'Vary expedients. Oar gricv:ioces hie the tiikturale4e.t . of rash in ruinous' wars, tittjustiy commenced, and pent ineionsly- persisted in, •'srli e n nu rational tdr)r e t -, vng to lit Immense son • dries to rieT t itiPoWeii to dele;nl (irks, or ti, summit aggressi-ins on those of their neiglihours—of a de -jusire t .i trc ,.. or y, To ( an unconsti;.iiionat and unprece detitt.,l ht ,try in the unexampled anil locreasiug !tio the ,:rionnon; :on!), Tut' : initoer4ed and sioeciires„i t i t t o f a l ung Or the most and iiitprorldt hht expenditure bf tine Publi c money throtiglinti“tyery branch .oif the Gort.runient;!, all setting &sin •the eikriipt and intuit:o4lc state' of there-; iffeientaikii*of 'the peiiple in parliament,' wherlir all con. stittit iimalcout t col over•the.sereanta of the Crown has been' lar t, nod' Parliaments have become subservient to tbe will of NlnlisterS. . • • • • • Ice. cannot forbear expressing our grief .ind disappointment, that, outwit listioling . yc:inr Royal Highness's gracious recom- Paiiddtion of. economy ut.the openintroritlit itiist"Sletsions Of `Parliament, yonr•Mirnsreis shoithl toe& been found ev er y p r oposition for lessening the, national expenditure, anti . that they ihritild , haVe been'atife to obtainfiniijOrities 'in Sop port anti salietion 'their :Conduct in &flange, of yotts:4ltoyal -reCommentlation And the declared" sense of the afforditlA •,tinothel;' nicl4pfli9)l P;Pff. of the corrupt state.of the representation, in addition to those facts so often stated, sod Offertq'to be 'Proved at the Bar of the Hoosc of in • ar..Petition , presented in 1793' by the , Hon. ' h utresi now-Lei:4 Grey, 'Whereby it appeared that the great - body of the paiiipli: Were 'excluded from all share in the chic tion.if Members, and that the. Majority of that lion. 1-lonse 'were returnial hy,:theiti•oprietors of roi ten horouglis, the iii etwnee of the Treosurys 4nd a few powerful families. 1-Ve-ear t , slr, tio,longersupport out. of Our tlelapidated re. sources in ovetwheirlitig.load of taxation t and we !nimbly -solimit la your ft4lo Highness, that nothing; liitt a refitima lien of these abuses, and, ievoritig to the People their just told Conoit!itional ?iglu *to the Election of Members of Par- Aliment, can afford n sttenrity.;4einst their rcetirrence—cairn the apprehensions of the people--allay their Irritated feenngs - . • .. --and prevent those :nisfortnnes in which the Nation n:Us: s a r .j a i rl ie s -A ssat i a no n . f or th e p oor ._y es _ inevoatilx'be involved - by tIU obstinate and infatuated' , fetid:4 " Mectink of 'the Inhabitants of St. once to fife piestint systin of corruption and extri . :dgance. , P iii ii took place at the . Vestry .. W e tinsefore humbly pray your Royal tlighness to assemble flown, its Poland-street, for- the express pur rarliamtnt as early as p-s4lile t anti suits will be-gra-, poi of digesting employment and relief of Ic4) uslY itkftseil to recnninvnit to then me consider t - the necessitOns nod deservitig Poor. The sub ! . , n I. 4 , ll.i. , Pvtaitant motters, end the 'adoption inf. Meastirts scripf(oo6 were very' liberal. A: Committee of e vt shniisking wteiess ;dotes, pensions, and•tlitteereAtfor ' 1 50 ntrions of the highe,t , resoectability, w"s M l li;edactipti : of our present enoranius:'Milltary liablish in- Itt,,,eut—fue Makin leery ractieoie.rednction tie Public stantly formed. We ttlideratattil that . the PIifNCE aDif4stoilu P g t j os p e l lare . an d It E ciE NT ' s it, ' me 11 soon appear nt the liNt ; IChtin the Legislatri. liv order of Court, • , also the Royal Dilkt a. lii tlie mean time it is with Pleatlitc e r eft! r our Iteaders to the Ail. (Signed) - HENRY. WOODTIIORTE. To it'rbieb.A i i ( t re , s and Petition his Royal High- vertisement, by which it will be seen that hetOre the Meeting liroke . np the siim . of 1223/. 16s. was !les s tr . .1R graciously pleased, to return the•follow- st bscribed for thiS most laudable purpose. The It , ; ii i lt;cription, we doubt nut, wi!l speedily be • of such ; strong feelings of surprise anti regret that I re- amount as to be every way sy. , rthy at the t . ):tent c l :'" this Address and Petition of the LoPti Mayo!, Alder an d respecta bili t y ( if the pit islL Au intiiwttlimi ' eu ° 31111 Cicarimoni of the Cityof Lontltin, in cornaiontkain..d was made to the Nleeting frtun the ..tirveyors of assembled', • ' ‘‘'otitls and Forests, that they- were ready to SIC - as I depl ore th e tires tiling distress and diltit3liias commodate the Cotnwittee with a house t.. W the cu lintqa I derive consolation from the perivasioit'ili sticet tor tueir use. , THI,ATRES. . u. COVRNT-GAttigN:--LiSt night tnts Verfoillied the stately Play of Jnliugtassai 4 , 'Tlittexcelleoee KEMBLE'S Brutus, and his brother's Antony, H4tre too well knoWtf teilennire any further notice than .that the: former was as noble, and the lattet ' as' energetic as ,erer. Mr.l.F.nay sustained the part in Which. YOtAG ae postly admired. His Cassius was like all his pet ftrmailecS, indicions and skilful; indeed we know nn 'Actor in whom a clear judg. Inentand sound discrimination Is more diticernahle than in Mr. 'reasty, whatever may be the nature. -of .the part into which be is cast.' Sometimes wants force, • and we rather think 'this was the case last night ; hut, as a whole, his disap pointed Roman was •eminently successful.--The grand Entertainment of Blue Beard was revived With gt cat splendour and.applause.' Ditrmt I MEATRE.--1-Mr. CONVITAY appeared yesterday evening the character of bon Felix, in the Wonder. His return to this stage, was hail ed with repeated plantlitindeed, we know not which to admire most, the encooraging reception given by a Dublin audience to a stranger, or the he:irty greeting bestowed by them on an old tic -911,,int trice, after a long absence. Mr. CONWAY as we expected, much improved by' his trip"; his uctiwY is energetic and elegant. . . PAROCHIAL MEETING. l'IlE RIOT; OR, TIM.? A LoAP IS RETTv.R THAN vn En7.An. • The rionit. MaYott yestcrlay received letters • from the mayors of Sand w icti and, Lynn, to wh o ti t he had written, for the purpose tit inquiriug miter the younger Watson, as the EV:ttsons had relatives and connections at both these places. Ilis :ship has also written to beerness ; Thome, iaa OxfordshiCe ; Beyerley, in ; Kirtiy, near Barton, to Lincolnshire, in each of wt:ich towns, it seems, branches of the same Fundy' are resident. Mrs. IVatson; the wife of the daft. Watson, 'has resided with her children for sonic months at Lyon.. Wong IVatsou was formerly at school there for eight years. All ilk:Tel - 414'es. both at this place atilt at Sandwich, Are represent ed as very respectable. It is supposed that they must have seen him if lie had been there. :Con jecture therefore is still afloat as to the place of his retreat. No pains,' as it may easily be sup-. posed, are now spared in the search : numerous officers are traversing; all parts of the kingdom ; and the district of St. George's-fields was strictly examined yesterday, - as it had been asserted that young Watson bad been seen there. The •further examination of the elder %I/mum, which was to have, taken place this day, at the Office of the Secretary of State, is postponed till to-morrow. Two papers, it is now said, were found upon him of the most important nature ; and it is reported that the plant adopted by the rioters, such as it was, had bee» folly decided opon, and was to have been attempted in the middle of the day. This time was considered the most favourable to the view 'of the rioters, inas much as the Meeting of Spa-fields was expected to have drawn numbers of individuals from their homes, and the gun-makers' shops, it was anti cipated, would be unprotected. Letters, it is also . said, were sent to the felons in the several prisons throughout the metropolis, requiring , their aid, when an attempt would be made for their liberty on• Monday. These addresses, however, were ill tereepted, and all communications stopped w i t h the prisoners in the different gaols for two days. Since . Montlity last detachments of the East Lou doll Militia have been stationed in Newgate, the Conquer, and other prisons. Moiler, who. had given such information as to cause the apprehension , of Preston, expressell much contrition for the part he had taken in the disgraceful transactions which have taken place, and has offered to disclose all he knows of the itlot in which be bad been engaged. A pnblieae b , at.whose house some of the party met, was ex amined before the Lord Mayor, mid states that Preston had, previous-to the meeting at Spa-fields, huratigued a Committee, of which he.• was chair man, for two hones, cntrenting them not only to attend on Monday themselves, but to lititig their friends. His hog - nage towards the close of his speech teas of so violent a nature that the people of the house were thrown into the utmost The identity of Cashman (the'sailor), as being . the persbn who assisted yonogWatson its plunder., ink; the shop of Mr. Beck with of at ins; is establish. ccl beyond all doubt. John 114>berts, tine 1),,y of Mr, Beckwith,, was introduced to the Ciltt4por. street Comptes. on Satordity.lay,, by tarsier ,}l' the Lord Mayor, where the prisoners hying indiscri minately shown him, he instantly recogoll(Cd him by declaring " that is the man I." • In a Dist'irteletweenjacit ;tiwil a' 71 rant Md. To the taste of •'.l Col.'r 1A:74 was," TOM. nninnger he patient and quiet, en,, e rts gn kid; np a hit of it riot ; I in hungry; my 116, hut I've little to eat, So we f t) pun down the Mills, and Seize all the meat: I'll giv, h,'4' sport its ever you saw, So tt tig fur the fig for the L.tuv. Derry doivil. Then hi, pitci,forl; Toni , eit'a—M4d a miniient, s'ayslack, sliew thee Illy tiluntf,r, heave buy, in a crack, And if I dol"t prove we hind better he still, I'll Kunst the! straightway to pull down I'll show thee how passion thy ration does cheat, Or join thee for plunder for bread and tOr mast. Derry dnwn. Whst n whimsey to think thus our belli'es to Eill,• For we stop all the grinditig by breaking the mill t What a whimsey to think we shall get more to eat Ey abosin; the butchers who get us the meat! What a whinisey to think we shall mend our spare diet, fl breeding disturbance, by murder and riot ! Derry down, ilecnuie Pant dry, %would be foolish, I think, pull out my tap and to spill all my drink; ant hungry and want to he fed, That is sure an wile reason for wasting 'my bread; And just such wise reasons for mending their diet Are us'll by those blockheads who rush into riot. Derry down. I would not take comfort from others' distresses, Bat st i ll I wotild,inarli bow God our land blesses; For tbo' in old England the times are but sad, Abroad I aril told they are ten times as bad; To ilir Liml of the Pope there is scarce any grain, • Anti 'tis still worse, they say, both in Holland and Spain. Derry down. Besides I must shore in the wants of the times, nee:lllse I !Tye had my full shore in its crimes; Mean time to assist us, by each Western breeze, Some corn is hronght daily across the salt seas clf fea well drink, little, of gin none at all, And We'll patiently wait and the prices will fall., Derry down. But if we're not (inlet, then let us not ‘enntler If things grow much worse by our riot and plunder; And let to remember wheneeer we meet, The more ale we drink, boys, the leis we,shali eat. On those days spent in riot no bread you brought home, Had you spent thew in labour you must 4PINT had sours. Derry down. A dinner of herbs, says the wive man, with quiet, hrtter than beef ►►ntid ctiticonl and riot. If the thipg can't be helpid i ni a foe to all strife, And Y pray for good times et•'ry nil lit io my life; Rat in matters of state not an ineli will I budge, Bek.atuve I conceive I'u►.no very gaud judge, I)erry down. Tint tbu'por I eanvork, ray brave bny, with, the best, Let the Crown and the Parliament manage the rest ; I lament the slick Trade ithd , the Ttixei together, Tho' I verily think they don't triter the weather. The Crown, at I tithe it, With Very gond reason, May prevent it bad law, but can't help a bad season. DerrYdowii. . Yesterday, John Antonio, a foreign seaman, 'was examined before the Lord Mayor, charged with being most actively engaged in the riots on Moo. 0 day having been observed by ntn oeraus duals,lrom his being n person of most remarkable Allwarance. John Brown, the officer, had re :ceived information of the prisoner's having otrer. ed for sale ii pair pt valuable pistols, to get rid of which ha was. so anxious as to offer the one for six, the other for two shillings : The pistols were ,loaded when first seen with the prisoner, who is still in custody: .Another man of the name of Bracer is also it, the Qompter, [saving been found ,in flishopsoc-street with is Loaded pistol, for which he has not yet given a propel account. ,Preston, since apprehension, has asserted that his, Tarty had assorisnces frotu all .parts Of the country of the intended Co-operation of the people. and that one place alone. Mitt proffered the assist,. once of 20,000 persons, Preston constantly re news his former exclamation, f' ''l I that brought flow to the held ; hat that wretched young dog ( spoiled:an 1" Watson the elder, still remains in Cold Rath fields, prison.. 'The click, with which he wounded wo of the wastages who apprehended *him at 111 4 1 iPte,k :nfatdi he pretends, an olit one, b appears to be . almost .new. At any rate, the hladi is : very bright, nut! 'the stick, if not new, is newly , varnished. At the time of 'his apprehensiou be had lit. six shillings and three. pence. lie had a boodle, which contained two shins&, one of them of fine cotton, witNout flaps, Six ntlickdo t hs, fl an two pair, of st °things., all Nery,old ;old ragged, ~[le had alsit it smaller bundle contain. log one sttirt,onepair of stockings, ‘ and a small pink silk handkerchief, inalkaA with the letteis Tiiesi ore the initials of his son's nante, but the old man refuses to acknowledge that these articles belonged t bough he admits that they belonged to orte Of companions when he was journeying through Highgate, lie states,: hat it was fils °ken intention to have proceeded to Li v err 00l and to have Embarked therc for America:though he &ties trait explaiti . 'how he•.hoped of expected to net.omplish this voynge witiomt money. It will be recollected that one of the ringleaders of the rioters in the Minories was stated to he a persoii with the anprtirawe of a countryman ; be *lsleery act i v e, antlavas nit horichaCk. 'i t i% firer- son is suspected to be connected -With the Corn. , market. The Parliament.mert, ititho',great is their power, Yet, they osnoot contrive us:tt hit of 11 shower ; And I noreryet heart{, thO' oar Rulers are wise, That theytknow very Well lints; to manage the skits; For the hest of them all, as they know to their cost, Can't send Ws a surishine, or hinder a frost. Derry down. And tho' I've no money, and the) . I've no lands, 1'v;• A head on !sty shotilders c and a pair of good bands' So I'll work the whole day, and on Sundays seek At Church how to hear all the Wants of the week. Thelentlefolke too will atrOiti tts supplies,; They'll intuteribe—aad they'll give up their puddings and Derry down. Willin k th 6 Corsican Tyrant Of France was Ho - . yhiel, We first btlat the country, then snaPp'd up the thief ; The French we have conquer'd, then say my brave hvoi her, Shall the conquerors quarrel and light with 'each other? And think you, my boys, that the times wiil he wended By spoiling the land we so bravely defended ? Perry down. Then before I'm indue'll to tale part in a Hint, Fit asli this Ana question—What Omit T get by it ? - So I'll e'en wait a littie tilt eliiiiiper the bread, Fora mittimit4 th . or entlt rioter's head; And wlicn of two eribt bet, I'll rather be hungry than Itang'ti v l prutest, Derry down. (loot!) Turn, thou ort right; if 1 rise, l'ut a Turk, $O he threw down hil pitchfork, and went to his work. M.,DE.CASTRLBASAC and M. Louts had a smart discussion in Om Sitting of the M, Louts conitantlV tepeated„ " You are warm, Monsieur, but I ecru be as lint as yott,•'' " That will n o t b e dangerous," tothl a. Deputy, " fur the tine is n' Saint, attf!t he other min MA/6." tisTIVISCS n illea:hy pis now enteldeled, anti we kali' that it uture , sitcretisftil one has never been made by any candidate what. ever. Ilk friends are in every direction net isely emPioyed, 1111(1 his Lordship's return to Parlia ment,. it is ethifideilthr itifirllltd, is not a matter of the least tbitilit.---(Warcester Herald.) Tht, celebrated race-linrse Sir Joshua,. the pro perty of the lion, Mr, Ncv 'Lie, was found dead in .Iris stable on the morning of the Sth instant, this was the colt that beat the tamons Ada, a match for 1000 guineas a side last Spring, at Nets - timiket, tenter, in the preceding Spring, btu s‘.oll . the great Riddlesworth Stakes, amounting to '26IR) gemetts, being the brit time of his running in inquiries indeed are now making in an direr:" (ions, not only niter the rime:it themselves, but rater All Who fire likely to lotow any thing, or who in nbv asaisteti them either about their prortetlings in their oottl4:e4 or Illetr'vscaloe• Mr. Platt, "e are itoroutive. mu bet« t!r yystertlity thou tto the preetdiug day. The revel- had eoosiOrnbly uhAted, tholtgh the bait was still in the bully j „its situation, however, we bus been ascertained. F