The Sun. — London, England, 1816-06-01 00:00:00

All the ti.poils received by (;overnhient this day from the Disturbed Districts are of the most s,atisftctory The approaching marriage of the Princess ISIARY and the Duke Of GLOUCESTER IS nom scarcely made even a Court secret, And the con stant visits of his Royal Highness to the QUeen's Palace and Carlton-House seem to denote that the'peviud of the union is not far distant. It is .per ~ .p ; not generally known that this match arises out of an old and faithful attachment, so 41vdcnt on the partof the Royal nuke that he is said to have declared he would never marry unless he was blessed with the hand of hisraMiable Cou- sin. American Papers arriied this morning. It ap pems that the ill t ill between Spain and the Utliteit States is daily auglnenting, and we should not be surprireil to see a war spring out of the petty squabbles which are so often occurring. Extract franc the Philadelphia 4lereantile:.4dvertiaer of the 4th Slay. " From the Batibnore Patriot, May the Ist.-- By the Gilpin, front Legnira, we itfrui that a toter was received from Captain Low, of the s cLooner good bitent, of Boston, dated Comana o : O w 27th March, and addressed to the .Ainerican Coosiii, in vvl►tclb he titlltCS tlilit biti schooner, anti the scho,ner Mermaid, aka of Boston, and an inerican brig not nanw,l, been capturetl by ti:e Spaniards anti brought in there. The Rica . . for rapture was a saspicion of being bournl to Margaritta. Guards were !Meet! (i'n board .each . . vessel, and they were not allowedeannuttAietstion with the sbure; nor hoat,i tti come along side. The brig hid 'well condemned antl nearly unloaded. Ile eicreeten Lis schooner would be con , tlentned the next tky, and inn! no doubt, the other schooner mink] share the same fate." We have just received Ilamburgh Paliers to the ath. • The following is the only political para graph they supply t COW&NIIACIE r 4 report has been spread hereof a contagions distemper in Norway a ship abandoned by the crew is stated to have been boarded by some sailors from Bergen, who had thus conveyed the pestilential matter from the ship to the city. Tlri4 report, Irowever, given by., a shipper to the Quatatitirt6 Committee at Elsi near, is happily very tar from being althentiCated , 4 the shipper pretended to have read it in the Ber gen Ga:otte, hilt could gitie no limber account of it. We therefore hope that the whole report is without foundation." Last night we received a Copy of theßnssian Tariff, which We h4ve incited At full length. it highly interesting .o the Commercial, World. I two [tomes of iii-olvtriwal k. jost night 4d. jOurned. fur the ‘Vhitstm 11 . 01hiays, until After a long and fierce struggle for their Alien Friends, the Party ilati last night the pleasure to hear the Bill for protecting us ag►inst tuteign jugglers and plotters rc:►l for the third time, u►t- injured by their feeb,e, efforts. The House divided on 14/1 Amendment, lint the 13111 it*ell was read a third time, and passed with• ;out a ilivisiod, notwithstanding all !he oppn,ir t on of Mr. Ilattml ind . his • friends, or -rattler, his friends withont Mr. linurNo ; for we find he took no part in the Debate.' Probably he for. 'got that the Bill vas to come an agAin last nigh!, for his memory upon these matters 11 rather short. lie forgo!, if we remember rightly, on a former evening, that :id. not/cutlet; was the Gentlunan who had been de sired to leave the Country, with M. BOG and he forgot, also, that M. G. W 43 his own relation. In his absence, however, his tmatmch friends, and opponents of the B 11, Seemed quite as anxiOns that,Jaeobin .Aliens should have free ingres, and. egress as, k 4 ell it I bClllSritTq ti having bud abundance of time, by- several povpvnrincuts of the third reading - of the Pill, diligent Lawyers,,,to look into the books -awl to reat;u'it the ei-diwant Mien Superintendent and Advocate, Itgaiias, Es 9. into the bargain, aboiq cases of alautic, - out they come pt Iqst tvith a drendfid anathema ag.tistst , Government-r-for what For Isbusing the powers given by the Act, tine woultina tut illy expect after all this.ltainstaking, in a hundred instaoces ; but no such thing—after a fortnight's hunt and all their inquiries, and all their cunsulta- tiring, t hey have at last discovered, forsooth ,t l u a Mr.i3croa7 kritS Prdered le (quit the country; a wor thy and injured man, of course, in their eyes; but in the eyes of all the rest of the world, we" will ntittl; to say as notorious a Jacobin as „ evc r c a me hits it ; a fellow %chose language was inimical to all Governments but that of 13uo. I,;Apmatt,,and, who as richly deserved' to be kicked out of this country as his friend and P ruttctor. Sr. ./aAbt D'ANGELY did out of France. Perhaps our reader* may not know that this nged Alicn, Mr.l3EnnT,was the channel of cor• respondence fur prisoners of war who wanted to affect their escape ; that he assisted the d:scon• tented in Ireland in their correspondence with Rome ; and that while he. was receiving protec. lion tinder the English Government, he wail found by intercepted letters to be in the constant habit of abusing it. Mr. J, P. (inuir hi:ttle a very tedious long. , winded speech, in which lie demonstrated with true Opposition to is that the Colintry'was ruined,' precisely as those of his political creed have re presented it since tee can remember any thing .of. their assertions 'and prophecies. It is a happy matter for 11S,, appalled as we UMSt be by this , ingenious Gentleman's en this, calcuktions, and predictions, that there is unit). herent power and energy iit the British Empire to overcome all the ditlietilties he states, even were they real as they are in truth imagitony ; and the time is not yet come when honest John Bull, having swellowed a camel, is to be frightened at the idea of being chocked with a gnat, The eniticet.tott of the EXCIIEQUER made a short general reply, in which,he shewed that the National ,Debt of the United . Kingdom would be reduced about 3,000,0001. in the course of the present year ; proved the reveuue op to the last quarter to have been in an improving state, and &pressed his strong, onqualified, and final dis,ent front the opinions advanced by Mr. W. SNHTI-1, which were understood to be in - favour of dimi nishing the interest of, the National Mk, lie Moved the previous question on the Resohaloes, which was curried without ri division. :n v. - a:1131 wood 3:;:. in 6r?at 15c. per 104 Dertilil 11:e r. 15c. canister ronJecu /sc. sears 73e. simff "'ac. per poured, tiles is. r. per 10b0), douhle rhite iron (tin) 1.;111tes, c. s. r. 25c. single, r. 13c. for 450 plates, lemons, i"Or*,ttiges, per Clittst. of :100,, 50c. prcservi.d lemuas in lemon- Like, pi,e, Xl4. r. isti kinds in liqueurs, poi bottles 13c. smoked herrings, per 100, 25c. salt Swedish ditto; English an4Potolr,-50e. per ton, needles, ordinary per 1900. 4 50 c. porter, 20s. r. wine vinegar, di. r. 2,5 c. per hogshead, all wines, 2Us. r, p . er hogshead of 210 bottles, in bottles, 25c. per bottle, sweer-scented waters, brdittart apc. per bottic, scythes, r. 30c. sickles, Is. r. 2bc, per 100, live birds 25c. a piece, fine cloth. except blac‘a, is. r. 23c . . -- per arsheen, kersryinercs* of all sorts, 25 per cent. druggets, harracari, carnlets, pa tent. Cords, bhig flannel, everlastings, &c. 15 per, Cent. all raw wool, 5 per cent. spun, dyed, and not dyed, 10 per cent. watehmakets' tools, 10 per cent. cluck work, with, chit bronze or riinatnet!ts, 15 per Cent. vrotlght silk, 2 per . plain silks, without gold or silver, 25 per cent. &tor: 1 6 11 0r 20 per cent. stone *MI eat thertware goads -01 all kinds, witlsunt goldosilrer, nr painting, 26 per cent. ostrich feathers 20 per cent, saws; files, and all tonli, l s per cent. pp per, grand royal, drawing, printing, veil u'rri, and music paper, per cent. porcelain, without gold, silver, ur mounting, 25 per cent. all foreiirn furl 9.5 per cent. all real pearls 1 per cent. ra►e rrench clay and other pipes without ornan►ents 25 per cent, ra►v ►narble and alabaster 5 per celit. io huts, &c. g. 5 percent all ►cinds of furniture,woad per rent. beech wood and beech beards 4 per ce►►t. gloVes, except of cotton wool and yarn, 41 per cent. unwrouglit bides 15 per cent. all `kind; of a rain 25 per cent. drape 25 per cent. can►bric (the . - only in tot tot of iiorti that is ptrosittztj . 25 per ceot. cotton yarn 3!1.1 - 1 or undyed 71 por cent. entlon !toff, tioinixed or mixed 'With hemp or ilax, 28 pity cent. ril)4ntls (except ribands for Orikcs? '23 per cent. loiltA, Marseinec, or of tvooi, cotton, or iinen, without embroiders, 2.5 per ceut. all (in b. it.) ad valorem. . . Nay free on medicinal goods, rave cotton, masons' cement, or brick-dost, ful!ers' aced raw sins. the List of the Eogaitc nients for the 113imatiiet 'theatre yesterday, for " principal," read " M.L.5.11 AI, ti; even—l,Dubtin, 3 WateJ ford. D Frince Ilarn burgli; 1 GottellblUgh, 1 Du blin. r arc ti SI'(CKS 'WE IN o'e, hot g Tutg I , AY AT t qtnck...23;l'2:lh 3di 3 . 1 , er Cent. !led. tca p per cent. Cum.. 6144+ 4 per 7ttl. Chnt. N. Ann.. .95i Bettis L. Asn-....1Ai 16 1003 India 26. pr. Exch. 4s. pr. Oinhiurp, Ditto for Paymeiir,.,.. Curls. tot Open.: ... 6 . 5 :if CC /lISE OF EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, MAY 31. .4 11 .111st'elitim .. Ditto, at idglit ' 611 69 b 4 1,oncterdata ~ ' Ditto, at Sig Zit natttenlaln .. , 12 2 2 Us. aintwup.. 11ai:0)114;1i . , iilt•loo Maris, I itiy's Data ' ' ' 124t0 • ... Boardeame, ditto . 2s 53 lokank tort nil tll . ll M4lll Madrid a;liz Darceldna - 4 .... )1;1lit 1 1 ., • ,St. Str . :EiSt . l4ll * l4 ..•,•'. re r•lr.".. Tl 4 ~ 1, - ,llll.tllAl' ' 31 j.tol , ,rn . , 47i riicfp1a...........411-----VY,aict Ma1ta.......... 47 —..--N3pirs 33 l'iihsma Liilion ("porta )3,14) Aneiro Lattlia l .. .... I si-C0rk..... 15i per C 04.. - '. Agin of the Ban'l4 tin Holland.... 2 Portngal Gold, in C01n...... .. '.. . . 11.4 6 . 0 Pei Os. roveign Galt), in Bus.. .. • ....... • ,NewDonblioDn r %.. .l, ~ , New Dollori ' A ' 111 n . . iiirttr,, in Bars,' titlndard 0 3 li • 11101 i witnit AT LONDON MUDGE To,:qpitnovv. Morning, It winnte s ;at t ,. 7, rc,•niuj, at ; minutes ofttr 7. TH E SUN. CILENI Pi III( AVI/SAT, LONDON, .2.ITURD 11% JUNE 1. 1816. t:1 1' i i 4 t.lO NTT) VD m(:) • f...qJN 0141 CH, Wu*. r. 4146 bti.b . dts. Vie Paris Papers of the 29th iiaiPt just rth tired TheYcontaiotioathigOf itripOktoee. The ting . has orctered the Property mid 11,renlies of rite I.3utiNit..%turt to he aPplied to the r eiiet . tit the vvotit'idd Die guard was tinni;Jeci,at drenohle to tire'rent i)ibtrin froni tieing Roistered by the Funds rising 60. do. IMPROM?FU. The following was literally written extempore rot' the list bt sucking Jacobins in osery rsery, on reading an atimirath Composition Of the satins sort in a Morning raper What is I.‘terney made et, made of, :What is Tierney made of A Thmiahcd hope, Aml look fit fo, rope., Sod) is Tierney Wade of. AVlot is , 6 1a1 Granrniatle of, mmic of, 'What is P4it Grant onidc of ? Of gloom and cry, :A:lift:mm . ll;46km- eye, Such Grant wade of. WI: it mode of, Made of, M' bat is Broug-iton made of? Cif woltish WO, And d'ltb n u Sysh is liroug-Itaat tuatle of. W but is Ponsonhy made of, made of,. U'Llt is Poimemby 'mule of? Oftonder they say„ Stilt behind way - Such ii PonAudiy made of. What it 41,"ew,ourt made of, made of, What it Newprrt made of ? tomes:llan beer, 41.1)0 " lieu! Ileatln Such i 3 IVeltrarl evade of. Whit iA Bennett taado of, mauls: wiim is Bennett made of ? of Party plt, AnJ lone none at all, Soelt IA liennett made of. Wto.t is the Portion made of, inaile ‘Vtlat is thr Patti*" made of ? Expectations c..usted, And Treason husti'a, Such iv Ole Factiora lush uf.. One of the Buonapatte Swindler.t fatted to gorge.--;'vl ado me. tat..", ihccoocm basnrct v.•iti l i t very diiagrecabl,t! ih4ision .resp,:eting her claim of some millions. (gum,• the , city 'of Txicca. it is teroe Ri here(' tioit on the occupation of those States t iv r dr e cts were detained, *MI Hetertvallii 111)P6 .rird Commissioners appointed ttiexitmitie nod de cide her claims+ ;' these have. rim 'decided that Baccioehi on. her side has to make good to the inhabitants of fiocca • the oui 3,000,000, and 11, hi the :course of the Vtrigliliti• 1.1011, the validity of tire claims for 5,000,000 att4re s i, ott bi b e p r ue v d, nithune.Llita I.3iteelituchi will have to mulct: good this sinn also. Tuscany has made a treaty With the DRY of TUNIS, by which the, trade tit Leghorn will be seemed from .further d.upredat ions, • A great protnotiou has been made iu the /la noveriau Army. hiajoi-Gvntld Von Ncuirer, .the new Ambas sador fruit) t h e King of Wtaterubnil; to London, is arrived nt I . l,nubargli trans Berlin an kis wily hillier. • The great inundation which happened lately near Sze; din in flungary, lens sensed extranrdi nary damage; above I:) )O houses in the town have fallen in, the foundations having been under mined by the water. Yesterday the Duke of GLottessTia visited the. PRINCE 'REGENT at Catitoll House. The Duke of GLoccasTza and It numerous as semblage 01 Nobility paid their respects to her MAJESTY, the Princesses ELIZABETH and MARY, a t the Queen's Palace; In the-evening the PRINCE REGENT dinfOd with the QUEEN at her Palace. • .Yesterday, at half past One o'clock, the Earl Of LIVERPOOL and Mr. EiTANcs, the Recorder of Kingston, were introduccd'tolhe Princess Cumi- LOTTE and Prince LEOPOLD at Camelford-house, by Sir ROBERT GARDINER, Alen they pre sented R Congratulatory Address. Soon after the Princess find Prince received an Address from Exeter, presented by Mr. COVRTENA.Y, M. P. tor that place, and Mr. GUTHE, the Ciefk. - Yesterday, at three o'clock, Prince ESTER HAZY, the Austrian Ambassador, and the Princess ESTERHAZY, 'were introduced to the Princes, Clifralt.trrTa and Prince LEOPOLD, at Catnelford house, upon their arrival in England. 'ln the evening time Princeand Princess LEOPoLD honour ed the Opera with their presence. The Earl of HAttanwaY gives grand Dinners, this day and to-morrow, to the . Foreign Ambits , Sir Gl!Onnn WARRENDRit anti Admiral Mpg left the Admiralty yesterday for Leith. They pro ceeded in the yacht belonging to that Hoard. The marriage of Lord Clavit with Litly EmatA EDGCUMI3I3, which aplreared in a Morning Paper, i* contradicted from authority: We understand the Duke of Yoan has obliging ly consented •1) take the Chair at the ensuing An niversary Dinner of the Original Fond for relieed ing the Widows and Orphans of Artists, which will take place by his Royal Highnesses appoint ment on Monday, the 17th of Jun t. • Prince Limpaim h sitting to Tokoisttet.t.t for, another bast with drapery. The first that his Se : . cane• Highness sat for to this artist, At Brighton, repreSetl: - him in regimentals: • 4 - SIDDO.I"I..J. The return at this great Actress to t tet 4 * may be considered as. hiker:tetra in dramatic,att.•: , nals.,_triticir to pass over •Htlioat record would in; dicate-the want of:tahte and jitd;ttient, is well ni the omission of a. thie tribute, to transcendant ganitti.-Airs.,BlnpoNa last . night eppeared Covent-t;arden 'Theatre, fur the benefit of Mr. tiIARLtS . . It has been justly . obserVed Morning Yager, of this day, that the occasions of her " re-sp peating tipon the Stage are such ns have dime ho- • floor to. her riorne.tic feelings, - notichi4; her ~`inn and lii.:; ! iping journey to thftt bard rilight_play for the benefit of her Sou's Witiow anri Viatuil}'," as %tell as her performance for the be nefit of her Aroth"e'r last night. thir tf:e liberal and intelligent et itic alitided to might have. Said.m"" is honbur of the privnte reclings of this admirTihle Actress, for her first return to public life %%Ho ill the cattse of fletriVin.kN•ce; when she performed for the bench of Tat TEIEATRICAL FUN!) of ( vent-tiarden theatre; a nd it is witlynuidt plea' Sure we add, that s he has to coin; for %lard again, during the present season; in support, of the same meritorious Inv ion. We Can ids° state, upon authority, for the gratification of 60 . Public, that the l'ritt CCSS C t.NßttrTia,of' ,WALX9 and her accoMplished fool anti role Partner, h"" expresser) 'their anxious wishes to see Ari. !ti ) " noNsin twb or her moSt diatinguiSher; characters, leaving the eleetion to herself% • %Irk!) respect tit tatr performance last nigtof. 111 ' Otteen Kat.tirine, the only . implitst: wLic:t tfr , f thence conhl feel, iff aadition to the adtuirattort, which she excited, 'as well as the impressiou by her perfect delineation, or rather entire ent?,,,-, dyment of the part; was regret that an Sctroi,, btili alt 5%16 H commamling• posletoi a 1 ) 41 powers, should so soon have retreated trots! province which she it so will fitted to atloro, atml by her example to give the most ‘4ltiable instruc tire lessons in her art. It Mal'? he (ably said that she never supported, the character of the injured and suffering Kollit . rine with more digaty, animation ' and effect. lit all the situations of tne past she displavr.tl appro priate-. truth, energy, and . pathos; and though the house was thronged such a manner that it was literally in'tpossible for an" in dividual to pin entrance very soon after the , rising of the curtain, she was hard with perfect silence, except when the heaittier anti es4iressive qualities of her acting drew forth bursts of ntti venial applause, We hat;e'not room to dilate 01 1 partiattlal beauties, but one we must notice -' When, in the trial scene, she exclaimed—" Frig Lord Curdinur —anciCumpeitis, ffia/se,Y , came forward, she at first rejected hint with a ctalttful emotion, hot, in a moment, refit:ming ttli 11'er dignity as a Queen, and that cdnipeius had II" °tended her, she "recovered herself at once, dis - Missing him with a courteous air, and !Twat iii her call upon trotsey," her expression of the simple word " You," "Was so strikingly Cm' phatie and energetic, that it electrified the whole noose. We notice this passage in par" tictriar, because we never saw it treated in tlO 4 manner before, and becatrse it shows that this tratlSCNtHiatit Actress, tint Wit 'W3,1141) 1 4 lire well acquired ,fame, is still aliv e t o he r ftrt , coniciotts that excellence cats only be altiitiol 1 1, attentive and incessant study. The manner in which' the scat received by 0 6 audience, was in the highest degree honourable fn tliemselves, as well as to the Actress %Nilo had Ito !Ong been the ornament of her shouts of welcome were reitera!ed to such an iss eeis us obviously to affect her Of!er she. bad, With blended grace and serisibtlity. peatrilly manifested her to atitud e ; and xt ten th atsumed the character which shewas to represcoti • her voice displayed' a faultering emotion for saute minutes,, hut, resuming all her ener 4 ies, she al tered fully into' the` intent mu of the ii . nrhirr, awl supported the part with all possible excellence 0 14 effect. AVe have the pleasure also to state, that M KEbIZLE was welcomed with s i m il ar ze d ( 0 publitr, estimation ; that he sustalued , the part of Waliel, in a more efeetive manner than we ever o bserved' before, and that his final departure was so pathelid , as to excite a strong anti general sympathy. e l", meek and manly cligiiity Ciomwell ati ,t as el supported by Cuaultis ELmet.e, whp receivoi liberal share of general respect and esteem. Oa the departure of Mrs. Sin nuNs a eonsiderable part of the audience, from a .motive of respect touter character, and a full sense of the excellence of iter, perforce nee, vehemently reriutrell that the play should teen terminate. The splendour, however*. of the expected Procession, an t i b a pti sm of Woyal Infant, prevailed, end the play was suffered to proceed, but not without a resointe nt.tuset. on the part of her e ; ; mm c ~refs. The Farce was The Prize, aunt Mrs. C.Erlif,"l who has seldom appeared dtwingthe se astiu, abundant reason to be satiatied with hex recelV tree tion, as it forcibly evinc e d e r e p it t a tiffit 0 1 ) 1 ' 1 her talents have acquirqd' .; and 'her perform/ 06 ' of the heroine of the piece proved that (lio :te ; Irritation is founder! upon the solid basis (4 . r e "' merit. I itTli S. Nil • At Cheltenham, the Dtdy' uf Capt.Tlielietts. Tt.N. of a' * The Lady of Hubert Eaten,. Esq. hauker, at Swausea , tlaugh ter. MAttitlED. Mr. George A. Hardee's, to M A itriat ►melia,. eldest b uht‘ e of the late Lemuel Brattier Cook, Esq. of Prittleu ell, Eoxsi t . 01 Tuesday, at tient te :Jolla Pcrrott Noel, Esq. "f t e ta; Hall, Worcesrshire, to Harri e t, f o u r th daughter a An.phtvtip.l , .. 4 . .1 (Alit House, Staffutdsbire. tU SI/tinily last, fit Ex e t e r CarituirsAieorge Hignelt, , Patch, teetitut daughter of the late Mr. Iteu °- t t &loco, surgeon. On Wednesday, at the same place, Mr. Thumag aged 73, to Miss Mary Bolton, aged DIED. On the Vst of April, at Cat-IN-crone, his Excellartel 4169 ' 1.. rat Cuing Poke, at the nge of gti years. Sweden inset in hit% a distinguished soldier, who, by his talents and knosvkag e ' t had, raised himself from the lowest. rank to the 10)0 ° imiouts. At Leatherheail, on Thursday morning last, Awe. ' 4 o l ' 4 ' jun. Esq. of Artinitel.street4 William itooinson, E4q. of Stone, Principal Clerk Of ibis Grand 'r roar Canal. Atter haring drunk tea, be was in thy, net of nutting 011 his great coat, when he suddenly esPir e without a groin. LbSi)();: Piiiotc,l J. it. uAitiTAIR - 747 — S t i;. 7 , erav'ett• and i.ht)iiihed 1;y W. A: SCRIPPS, of Brixton! , tlho ,Sux.i)fricx, m H 9, Stildi where Ativertis,o maul, Urtltri, Lctttrs stimi t t4stc..niust adarglig4'