The Sun. — London, England, 1819-06-16 00:00:00

LONDON JOUR N A LS. FROM 'THE MORNING PAPER` OF THIS DAT. [Morning Post.) DEURY-LANG.—The sabscripiion to this loan is very far, and it is of < (.- - ;•:;.' ,, nt that it Will now he viewed as a pOptilat" measure through. ttut ,the country The sob-committee are all de funct, and the subscribers are not to be called upon even for an instalment till the securities are all 11"1 1 Pred, and H satisfactory arrangement made with all its el:itnatits. The Sock Exchange, who are always forward in support of any thine con nected =!itit the national drama, are tormine a list ; and Mr. Maberley, who so largely partici pated in the late loan, has ret the laudable ex 's:nide by subscribing. 5001. Mr. R u ahschild has also stated his inclination to second this mea sure, awl when the names shall he published at the end of this week, it will be seen with what anxiety the public have availed themselves of this oppottultily to recosPilitte Old Drury. THEA-TRICAL REGISTER. Perba-med Last Ni 4 ,14. TLIE , ,TRIc RoTAL, A.,ovv.vt-GkurtrN.---Erery One has his Fault : Mr. Harmony, Mr. W. Farrell; Lady Eleanor Ir wot, Mt..•Fativit. After which, Lethe. To which was A Roland fur an Oliver. Rtwm.. OPERA-HoUsr..—The Castle of A iidnlusia : Alphtinso, Mr. Pearman Lorenza, Miss Kelly. After which, The Quadrille. PRICE 01 Tins DAY AT I W a nk Stock '2lB Cent. [Led. Sf per Cent 4 per Ccuts ll6-04.A Bank.L. iS-Itith, I E. ETTON, Sto Office, '2, Co S'COCK 51 ELY India 11,,nfi5....45. Ss. 6s, dit. Ex. Bilk, 2d, par, dis. par 0011,inm iiif Cnn. for ck-Broker, Old State Lottery and l.on►bard•strert. MAILS. ARNIVICII-1 Waterford, I Jamaica, I Halifax, I New York. Dus—l Gottenburgh, J. Malta, 2 Hambnrgh. HICH WATER Al' LONDON' 11RIDGY; 1%)-moitnow. Morning. 43 :ninnies After 9. I F,rening. 46 minutia after 9. We received this morning the Paris Papers of Sunday last. The Chamber of Deputies on Sa ttirday were again occupied with the discussion on the Budget of the Finance Department, wltich, alter continuing through the sitting., was further adjourned till Montlay.---The following are e%. tracts :--- " JUNE I3.—The King yesterday trans. aeted business with the Marquess Doss°lles and the Minister at IVar. " The letter of the Prelates is understood to enter into tbt consideration of the present state of the Church of France, and of the propositions made by the Government, giving also their own opinion, and leaving the measures to •be adopted to the wisdom of the Sovereign Pontiff, , FIVE 'PER CENTS. Saturday....... • , • . 68i. ioc. DEFERRED STOCK. Of the 224 March, f. 75c. 224 Sent. ICII7, ' sfif. 75c. P 2,1 March, 1818, .B: f. 75c. Rid Sept. 1818, B2 f. 75c. 22(1 March,l - 919,. ;:.............01. SO c. " VIENNA, JUNE 2.—lt is said, that the Arch duke Fe.r.d.inand will, with the consent of his mo. titer ,tlie Archduchess Beatrix, aasutne the title of Duke of Massa and Carrara." Jamaica Papers arrived this mor►►ing to the gib nit. " PROCLAMATION OF GENERAL NIVGPLEGOK TO HIS ARMY. " SOLDIERS I.—The Army of New Granada has covered itself with glory. Porto Bello, the most famous fortress of South America, could only withstand a few hours the valour of our Army.— The light brigade, under the orders of the gallant General RAFTER, overcame obstacles and difficul ties which only men animated with your entlin sisasm could have attempted. The advance, led by the brave Captain Ross, attacked the enemy with such intrepidity, that they fled with fear and astonishment to their walls. " The Navy, under Commodore HuDsotst, in covering the landing, and in the diversion he made in attacking the Spanish Forts in the Har bour, did every thing that their intrepidity gave me a right to expect from them. The Captains and seamen of the transports are deserving of overy pracsa for the exertions they made in laud- log the troops. " SOLDIERS !—Our first conquest has been glo rious ; it bas opened the road to fortune and addi tinmil faille. Panama invites our approach, and the South Seas shall soon behold upon her shore the Cdnquerors of the Isthmas. " GREGOR. WGREGOR. T-T,arl-qon rt err, Porto Bello, April 10." " We learn, by the sloop Pitt, after a passage ut 15 tir,' trout St. Andrea, that Sir GREGOR ITGatc - oz was to Trotted di, hi* loate to Pana ma on the morning after her sailing. " 11EVERSES OF TFIF. PATRIOTS. " Letters received limn Curaqoa give an ac• cwint that li►ttow's Squadron, of about 20 sail, bad sailed Margaritta for Cumana, having encountered a •iolent gale, that had dismasted and damaged the whole of the squadron, and was obliged to put back to Margaritta. Of 800 Cr►g ligh -troops who hail arrived in that Island, 200 had already fallen vic , ims to the climate. " KINGSTON, MAY I .—We learn by the Con- . *we, that an express had. arrived at Cart bagena about the lit ult. from General 1-10aaa at Panama, requesting the Governor would send over 500 men to protect Porto-Bello and C'bagrt•s against any attempt of the Independents, but which was not complied with, in conaequence, it ii said, of the troops being in x very mutinous state, not having.receivid any pay for the last 15 months. " Three hundred men arrived at Sat►ta-llartlia on the 12th nit. front Carthagena, in order to a,sist in garrisoning that place. " Accounts bad freed received at Santa Fe from Gina, dated the 7th of March, which represented that place as being iii a tranquil and undisturbed state, •find in quiet possession of the Ituyilists. Several" %doable CaliliffeS bad been in ide in the South Seas by the Ind pendent cruisers." The subject of Mr. - i.:ANNiNG'S complaint of Breach of Privilege was :mimed in the [louse of Commons last night; as our Readers will find in the Report of Parliamentary Pi ocee.!ings, and occupied a considerable portion of time. Mr. C. BELL, the Printer of . the Nlorniag .Priut ngain..t which the, complaint was - brought, clearly aiol firmly vindicated himself from tell concert . , in, the matter, and was properly 'lischarged. The Reporter then Ve as called in, 'arid he gave sue , . an explanation of the mistake into whien he, had be e n led, as we yesterday araKrited, viz. " that the attention of the Repor:er had per haps been disturbed, and that, on enquiry, he might have been ignorantly misinformed, or wan tonly misted." Such, we doubt not, was the tact as to the Reporter, of whom we have no personal knowledge, and whom we never saw, but whose character precludes all idea of inten tional malignity. .11, theraore, there was inten tional malignity in the case, it must be imputed to theperson to whom the Reporter appealed, and who, having given such false informs:inn, may reason ably be suspected of having acted front a male volent motive. It was asked by Mr. IVY MN why the Reporter did not apply to other Reporters ? but it may be fairly answered, - why should the Reporter have distrusted the information which he had received, and it is obvious that, if he had employed his time in such inquiries, he might have missed some interesting points in the Dehme ? The sante Getoleman ob served, " that there could be no occasion to publish Debates at the early hour now usual.— The Public would derive the same advantage if they were given at one or two o'clock." The Honourable Geirlernau here does not secm to allow for the eagerness of public curiosity, and for the injury which Newspaper Proprietors would suffer from the general Occupations' of life, and the languid decline of such curiosity deriug the day, to say nothing of the comparative efforts of active competition, which, by an•earl,' communi cation of the essence of the Debates, would leave no attraction to ampler and more faithful hut later Reports. NVe were yesterday disposed to think that the Reporter might have been misled by wanton merriment, or what is called fan, but the elaborate and particular manner in which he . ' was deceived convinces us, that the communication must have been the result of positive malice against Mr. CAN NING ; and, /again fully acquitting the Reporter, and sincerely regretting that he was brought into a very unpleasant predicament, we as sincerely hope that the malevolent misinformant could be dis covered and disgraced, if not adequately punished. With respect to the Reports of Parliamentary Pro ceedings they are now become prominent features in the Public Journals, but they'are;we believe, less calculated to afford real information to the Public, than to gra!ify mere curiosity. We are afraid ourselves of incurring a breach of privilege, other- {- wise we might animadvert upon that - constant per severance in oveosmoN to bring forward motion after motion,which promise no essential result, and long speeches upon such subjects on which " in. spiratiou could hardly throw a new light." What advantage can the Public at large derive from such discussions and, such long-winded harangues, which cannot but obstruct the necessary business of Government, except, indeed, that the People ought to know what Ministers are about, and that their conduct should be watched, and their measures undergo the ordeal of exami nation. As for the rest, the people at large must give some confidence to those who ate in, because they must wish to retain their plates, and must. t),, disposed to infer that the clamours of Opposi tion arise chiefly from a wish to gel in. [New) Times .1 A very highly respectable hotole in the ninety tt ide stopped piyutent yevetdrty mortsina. Etr , tto the cretin the hou!.e holds, and the sorprite it hi.• evitleutly cAto. , e(l, it is impos•ible to 3rnici pute the re.tilt, The letters trout 1-lAnthnrgh also nolioe the failure of die house of MC3Sl.3..Eltiutt n:od Co. whose accounts are said to be rather enositirrahle. THE SUN. SOLEM QUIS DICERE rAL3II3I AVDEAT ? LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 181 D. SIIIP NEWS. FALUOUrg, JUNE 13.—Arrived the Swiftsure packet, with mails from New York and Halifax, 16 days from the latter; and the Stanton packet, with a mail from Jamaica, in 34 days. The Stan• rater brings official accounts of the taking of Porto Bello by Sir GREGOR M`GREGOR : she sailed front Jamaica the 10th, and from Crooked Island ,the 19th May. ‘Vexvottp, JUNE 14.—The Earl Leicester packer, with a mail and passengers from hence for Waterford, is on shore on the rocks'near Wa terford, and it is supposed will be totally lost ; crew and passengers saved with tillECtlity. PORTSMOUTH, Jutie 15.—A vessel towed in here this morning the main-mast, main-top-mast, main-yard, main-tiip-sail , main-top-sail, &c. belonging to the Boxer, FlostrunaYS, which pot. into Weymouth a few days ago in distress. The ~hove were fallen iu wi:h about 10 le4znes S.S. E. of Portland. THE CORN-EXCHANGE, .TUNE 16. We have hart hut few s rrhals since Monday, and ehbough the quantity t t Wneot left over Itcof t ',rat day's supply was small, yet it was fully atle (plate for this morn:ng's demand, having but few buyers at i‘firket, hu: there is no nl!eratiou in price. Fine fresh thus . met reidy sale, bur the stale a!!d inferior samples 'Neve offered on lower t.tms, without being able to affect the sales. In Bat ley, Beams, awl Pease, there is no alteration . HOP INTELLIGENCE. SOUTHWARK, JUNE 14.-0 2r Mar Let is parti cularly dull hoti , for Bags and Pockets ; the holders, seem anxious sellers, but we cannot meet with ahy purchasers even at reduced prices. The accounts from plantations vary. The Duty is at 120,0001. ENGLISH OPERA lloUsß.•---A new Performer came forward last night at this Theatr e a s in The Beggar's Opera. Her name, we node,- stand, is ULARKS, and that she is a pupil of Mr. AYRToN, who, by inheritance, as well as genius and s ,„d y. i s hi g hly fitted to give musical instruc tion. Mks CLARKE is very yoUng, and very pretty. Her voice has 'considerable compass and is well-toned. it appears to mote ad vantage in singing than in speaking, as in the latter respect it is weak. She sung with feeling and taste, but scented a little too muc h in clined to flourishing, the musical" error of . .the. times. That(' was art unaffected simplicity in her 1 , -oresentation of the part, and on t h ! , Whole she appeared to he a favourite with - the audience, who gave her two ior three encores. Miss KELLY'S' Lucy was natural, animated, and imprei , ive.— DowToN's Locket was humorous and cha racteristic, and CHATTEPLEY's Peacham, With the Mrs.Peachum of Mrs. GROVE, anti PEARNIAIN . % Mneheath, gave spirit to the piece altogether. We approve of the general omission of the Ladies who visit Macheath, as the scene is disgusting, but the mere introduction of Jenny Diver rendered the retaking of the hero too tame and languid. The new f arce of The Quadrille, properly retrenched, was repeated with success. POETICAL. FaLOXY. -- The Leeds Intelligeneer has been recently imposed upon by a Correspondent who steals from former Poet'', and pretends that the purloined verses were written by himself. W e have observed several instances of this Parnassian Pillage in the Paper alluded to, and in that of Monday last there is one from "J'HOME'SON, which the Metrical Marauder impudently subscribes " near Leeds." We feel this detection to he a duty to our Brother Journalist. This trick o f vanity, however, is an old offence, which our poetical reading has often enabled us ro discover aid exvo ,, e. But the - As: should be stripped o f the Lion's skin. ESCAPE OF ne11:11 FlifiNCH SMUGGIARS.---0 3 Monday evening, the following tour prisoners made their escape from the gaol of Ryde, in Sus sex, viz. -Jean Baptiste, La nuttier, Jayne Ringo, Guilliain Pater. They had been, committed to prison on the 9th or loth instant, h.:AI/jug been detected in attempting to land a quantity of spi rits from the galliot La Favourite, of 1 0u t„, 4 „, ; it appe3t 3 t h at on Monday evenia . g, between - eight and nine o'clock, the keeper awl his assistant, having locked up the other 'prisoners, were p ro . ceedint,4 to perform the same ceremony with the Frenchmen—when they turned on the gaoler and his man, and having overpowered them, made their way through a small door, and effected their escape by .caling a wall at the back of the prison ; they have not yet been taken. • Yesterday Baron FaGst., the Ambassador from the Court of the Netherlands, i►ad an audience of the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton-hontie.—Crimit WoRONZOFF was introduced to the REGFNT, by the Russian Ambassador, npo►► his arrival in pi land.—The Hon. Citalmes 13AGnT was also in troduced to his Royal / Highness, upon his arrival in England. Yesterday the Princess AUGUSTA dined with the Duke and Duchess of GLoticssrvii, ai Gloti erster-house, where Oleic was d party to meet her Royal Highness. Yesterday morning the Duke of Yoe& break fasted with the Princess AUGUSTA at the late Queen's Palace. Sir WILLIAm Da CRESPWNT gave notice in the House of Commons Just night of a motion he should make on Tuesday, the instant, for Papers to prove further frauds and depredations i n th e eacetion of Assessed Taxea for ceserei places he neared, Deptford, Blackheath, &-v. IitGISTER OF V ASI; ;‘;' 1 0. • the 13ATTLEL of IV ATE I II . OO . WATERLOO.--Next Friday is the A:mit criorY (3f which will be commie' 'notated at roost of the principal towns in tbil kingdom.—" The True Blue Club," of Pe terohel(lo dine together on this occasion at the Re d Lion Inn, and the Meeting is expected to be o uln" rously attended. FASHIONABLE PARTIES THIS EVENING. Mrs. Osborne's ball and supper, Witupol?-street; gar! Cowper's entertainment % George-street, Hanover-square/ the Earl and Countess of Powis's party, BerkcleTsquare. His Excellency the i'ettStA9 AstaAsswcat O rit a grand rout yesterday evening, at his residen7 in Charles -street, Berkeley•square the hall " ° 1 rniucipal stair-case were de c or ate d w i t h shrubs all" . liowtts. The snite of drawing•rooms vrete ro os t illuminated in each apartmew. we re plaCt da proinsion of pots of the choicest fl° ers in 'he grand' drawing-room was a whole- 4 'l l pic , iire of the King of Persia, with a crow" of I II: moods and pearl s ,over w hi c h were hi s ar ms ingot' the grand ditling.:parlotir was approptiated f° r , r . eaf t freshmetits,which consisted of eve, y tiertcsCy t " 3 ( eniild be thought of ; the wines and fruits %vert' the rarest &set iptiou. The company present e/4. eeeded five huro!red persons o f.rh e first rank , dis. tinr , ion, and ladiion. The Marchioness of Lk iiTFORD iave a !Tie °. rout on Monday evening, at lleurford-1 10 " 5e1 Mineleeiter-syire. The grand suite of al" ry . ments were illuminated with un comm on brilli 3ll c7 : The company hvgan to arrive soon atter le l ' o'clock. 'fbere were present o'nwards of deed persons ; to enumerate them wont.' b e " s name all the leading and di st i ngu i s h e d personages in town. FOR THE SUN. EARL CIF SHAPTINRETRY AND ANOVTER frgg OF MARLBOROUGII AND OTHERS gth MR. Erwroa,—Secing by your P a p e r of is June inst., in rite report o r the pcocredings 11111 f!,, cause, you state that L or d Sh a ft es b ury , i n his a ; davit, says, "Thzt 1 inform e d I t h n /borrow e by desire of the Duke, I2 1 ,;(4/. or 13001. gold plate;" which being incorrect, as I li 3 a 1) thing to do with th e t rans a ct i on , an d was utte r l y ignorant of the removal of the plate or borro w h ' il ft r i of the money, I 111115 i bet,: you will correct t" i statement; by inserting this l e tt er an d t h e pass“r e in Lord Shaftesbury's Affidavit, r e f err i n g to t ' n l f conversation which took place at the install", the Duke, between hi m an d me , w hi c h is as i. lows :—" That the said defendant afterwards re: ferred this deponent for further i n f orma tion to ht . Solicitor, Mr. John Pioniger, of Glay's I: n, ` ll ' c ' t on the 29111 day of May last, called on this der ° uent,by desire of,.the • said Duke, as he stated , t : inform hint, that th e p e r son i n w h ose custody tll6 said gold plate is, had not yet re t urne d f rom WaleSi that the said Doke had borrowed about 12001. 13001. upon the said plate, and could nut ge t 1- back into his pot - ,session till th e mone y Was r e' paid.",—And am, Sir, 'Your obedient Serrant, JOHN rINSIGEIt• No. 1, Gray's Inn , zquart, June 14, /vv. REBUILDING OF IVESTMfNSTER HOSPITAt—'° The hundredth Year of this Institution W 0 ceje : hrared yesterday by a p u bli c meet i ng at WNW" Rooms, King -street, St. 34mes's, for the P l : ri pineof commencing a subsc r ipti o n to re 4 "l a" enlarge the above Estaslisliment. At ltd" : ", past th ree o ' c l oc k, hi s G race t h e D u ke of NoRrHUMBERLAND took the chair, and opened 0 6 business of the day by saying, that the ob je ct Of the present meeting was so ell known that it would be needless for him to say more than that it was to commence a fund to rebuild on a larae r scale this truly excellent Institution. Ater the Report was read, which detailed the progress of Institution since its first establishment, a long conversation took place between the Chairinto" Lord Colchester, and other Gentivmen, as the site on which the proposed building to be -erected, its,, expense, exc. It was s tated that the e x p e n se wou ld amount to 1'2,000/. that the Hospital would be built near the pre 6e i n : one. The subscription th en cornmencztl-- - t' Duke of Northumberland subscribing 5001. Friends of the Institution afterwards dincd at thel House. A liberal subscription 5; 35 made. SHOCKING ACCIDENT.—About five o'clock Ye s ' terday evening the Bristol stage was CrlASirig 11)c corner of Qleen-street, Drury-lane, %.% hen I l P 5 ' Hughes, residing' in Horse-shoe -court, Quee"; street, was kooeketi down by the foie horse, 5", 4 the wheels g o in g ov er h er h ea d, k h e was on the spot. The body was iemoved to a pu b ' elose by for a Coroner's inquest. A shepherd in the South of Scotland, a fo ci , weeks ago, in taking his usual ro un d s amongs: hi 3 Hocks, w as follwred by one of his inaster; greyho un d s ; h av i ng accidently started a hare, / 11 was instantly pursOed by the grcyliotwd, as w e ., 4 3 his Ow , / sheep dog. During the chase, k i r ' clog p erce i v i og at some distance a s h e ep I ° ll ' l wrong, to his no small surprise left the pursint; and having assiited the sheep from its peril° t situation, be instantly re-joined the pursuit, Pn came in at the death of poor puss. DEED. Yesterday, rit his house in Iledford-sunare, Philip Datinc e l ' i Esq. ug-ed ' , 3t), King's Counsel, Fold o clistinguished calve ° of the Bar. On Weduesalky last, at his house in Wright-street. a f t a er nionilis of sev ere i n di s p os iti on , b orne w i t h resignat„. u, Mr. Robert Peck, cased 4.5 ; for 't.) years the Printer and r'"„ In ietor of this P a pe r: i n hi s c h arac t er were blended tli oE ' exceilencies which ennoble the man, endcar the husatid, the father, the friend. To this teftiniony we add a spontane°% tribute extracted from the la s t L ve ds Mercury.—" lie " C ; man of inticxilil e int-izriiy, of great kindness of dispositk: -° and his loss will be felt as widely as his w o r t h is knowp;"... Wall Paciiet, .11he 15.) ` at LONDON: Printed by J. B. CARSTAIRS, of No. 49, Gr e A - Orniyntl-street, Queen-square; and published lk!" SCPIPP. , of No. 7, South Molton-street, at 1"pr: " (j 12, Strand ; where Adrettiseme n ta, (Nat' , Let iers,' &c. 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