The Sun. — London, England, 1816-04-22 00:00:00

'date is a little incomprehensible it:t " COPENHAGEi4, APRIL - 6.—Am4g :other ‘11,. , . fdtmiled reports', there is one of the near arrival' obd br:iin ' tlglish flees in , the :1• 14 ' C " BRUSSELS, AP R I L 17.—The Duke of Wel tf t r:• littgeor, COmmantler in Chief of the Army of Oc eP cupation, is at length .arrived at Catubray, pre us ur ceded and fidlowed by a very numerous general via %Sian, and a very considerable suite. Trite respec 7 tive Commanders of the Russian, Danish, and llanoverian contingents, Coma WorOnzow, the l'rince of Hesse,' and General, Alters, are invited Catubray, to settle some arrani;ements respect kt'g changes in the cantonments. It is affirmed that the Commautter in Chief 'of the ot:ier two ul great Corps, namely. the Austrian and Prussian, wilt come to.Cambr:v. tis believed a the head quarters that the Duke will stay there longer than sf; was at first supposed, The Duke has testified to the Generals in Chief his particular satisfaction on account 'of' the exemplary discipline observed by the troops, and the good understanding in which they live with the inhabitants. " A certain number of French ,ingitives, who arc in this city, have received orders to quit it, but most of them have not coMpliqd, and seek to evade the millers under all kinds - of pretexts. It h, however, affirmed, that it will - be positively renewed very shortly." The Empress of AUSTRIA died at Verona on the ith, in her 29th year. Her disorder was a Con -111thapt101). The Newcastlesoiled from Portsmouth yesterday with Sir PULTENEY and Lady MaLcotm, anti the Jtussian and French Comtnissioners (Count IIAL *IN and AIargiIiSAIONTCHENU), 14ir StMeletta.— The Austrian Cinnmissioner (BaronSTuamga) in the Orontes, sailed in company with the New cgsile. (See our Naval News.) Xxtrict of a Letter front Messrs, VAXSCHAIK and GIVAN, '' dated New York, 16th March, 1816, to flack, NIICIIOI. , and Fonsmr, London. ",The subject of the New Tariff is still before Congress ; and it is strongly repo! ted that the National tank Bill will pws Congress and become Ittw." . The Royal Nuptials we have. no doubt will take place, next ‘veelt, awl we believe the 2'd 'of May is the dry fixed for the eerernony. On Saintclay some of the doinestics arrives) front Cranbottrn Lodge, and commenced the necessary tprepaid ti(ll)s4ll Carnelian, [louse. r I. e' Ait • ',AI i - ince of COBULIG expeeteil 'at Winikim to •day to dinner; aria her Royal Highness, hay it)g VIE to NTr. lloseNuetto'for it pi'ofile on inst has, we understand - , appoiliteti Thot Way 'for Mr, ItosF,Natao, inn. to tike Likenessei of her. ielf.tuld the Prince. From this ciretnastanee are eoncittile that the niarriage Nvill not be protracted bcyund,the period ‘ve•have assigned. *The last Mail from the Brazils brought letters al the Bth January from Buenos Ayres. One of them gives the following account of the defeat of .General RoNnem:r, and the measures taken to re inforce the insurgent army in Peru : We have here the report, that on the igth and -9th. of No ri:.her General l'ezuela‘ completcl;. defeated General Row.' dcau in the t4nclnada of sioe Sipe, oar Oropesa, in Coclia- Jmnilm. It should seem that Peznela lind received a •rein forcement the day before, and that his force iii 'toted to 5900 men. Rondeati, after the battle, retreated to chart:eq. 'This Government has not rceived to this day any di,p.neh trout Rondvau I there is on ly a letter from Colonel Fremli, truso :WU, which deserves little attention. It is said that the valiant Nrcochea, as also Forel, and twenty (Ahem of the same regiment, fell on the field -or battle. • The whole regiment of negro - es, and nearly nll - the cavalry, perished. This:intelligence must not, however, he looked upon us ccr iri all the'details ; we only may tole it for granted, that - Rondeatt has been defoatett. Colonel French set out from "Tucuman With 1000 men, on post barges, am! Gnemes from 'Salta, it►pith 2000 men, to join ener.,l Itoodeao. This Go vernment is preparing to send reinforcements to Peru. he'l subjoined extract of a l e tt er , d a t e d the fillt 'February, front Rio de Janeiro, contirnis the ad 'vises prcvionsly received as to. the preparations 'lnahing in Brazil for an expedition against Gen. 'AnTiGAs • • , You . may depend on it, 1 Lat Artigas will he attacked, era 3,ing,'hy our troops, now hise,sol,iilw at )(it, firaside, to whio gili.ce 1500 militia, horse, than St. Paul's ; and BUO regular .caralry,i nit art iced from Lidion, have hero. sent, 'they are *only waiting lir i he art it al of the rest of the transport s, with p ur r from t.iihuu , to begin the grand attack on the iirtiviace 4if tbe Yesterday o:llsp:itches were received ' et the Se vretory of btaies 'Office from Sir Cnas.'STUAliT at Palk. It iJail from Lisbon arrived yesterday, by which "conveyance dispaidies were received at Visconnt Ci;',TLEII lI'S (MT, alillollneing Ihe i97iVai at stbst place of the Granichl frigate, Captain Wisa, ',with Mr. ‘VA'an and suite on bnard, t"1 col to [wily (if!' 1111.111 Tapers, the Em peror FtiAtlets i 4 about to TC31.1311t: tll title of 4tl veror of Germany, . _ Acuouots from St: lietershorgh, to the 28tH of arlarell) take no notice of the T:irift. The project of Sir SIDNEY Smyr,tt for the re. teSsiOn dt the Barbary pirates, and the rescuing bri,stians horn slavery, appears to attract consi ilerable attenti on at P ar i s . A i nc eti n g •of cheva. tiers, an I fl o..ter .01.1 011$ Otoindters Of this lanilable iindellitkillg, Was lately held in Paris, or Which sir gIDNEY WWI l i rtSideln, and at which were resent Viscount DK CHATEMJIIRIAND, ViSCffilla GIN De BOURBON, Viscount MaTat cc./ Dg . 24 ioNrmottEttt.rr, together with several other mi. !lent persons. rOE'rg'4ol:7l"}l ; ,ATRIL 2E—Arrived yettert ay Vis Majesty's sI4 thiecian from a unlit.: Ar rived.to. day his Majesty's t , hip Dover, from t he Eastward, and the Asia ast iudiaman * from the Downs. 'ailed ilia ship Ne‘icastle, Captain 11. MEYNELL; bearing the Ildr, of Admi ral PULTENEY Mat.coLi;a, for St. tte companied by his Majesty's ship Orontes, also hound to St. Helena. Sailed his Majesty's ship E s t e for liarbadoes—Wind N. to -N. E. / DEAL, Ainit, 2E—Arrived the Elizabeth So phia, BoItROWDALE, from Surinam, and the Svt:au cutter from a cruise off the North Forela . ml. Sailed this morning the MArchinnessof Exeter and the Windham East Indiamen for Chima ; yesterday 'morning, the Moira, Hercule's, and George East Indiamen, for . Madras and Bengal.— Wind N. PLY mouvr, Ann, 20.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Jasper from a cruise, and the 110 r, Jim from St. Alichacl's, :7.iailed the Drake cutter.on a cruise. • llAnwicity AVAIL 30.—Apived the Castlereagh packet with- as mail iron! Cuxhaven ; Fleury ling. packet with a. wail • from fi ()limo! ; and the Leicester packet with a mail front Hitinburgh Wind FA Lmownt, Aram I9.—Arrived the Duke of Al.alhorongh rieker tcitla kt mail from Li.'3oll, in 13 days. Sailed .11,6 e -sty's ships ‘Vtaiti»g and I.tert.nt on a cruise.—Wind N. Advie,es %very received yestcriby of the safety of the liayCompany' • i ship s r,oldy,, toise and liadlow, which tvere well. in Stratton's Sountl the latter end of October last. • Livatenaot StssoN,,who was first Lieutenant of the !limn, at the captore of the 'French fri4ate Melpomene, has hven promotes! to the rif.-; Of ,Comniander. and appointed to commuud the Cw lypWo, Eln, promoted. • We have much rleasure that his Ain jesty's ship lster, Cliptaio FoattEST, eater iturt nighttS hboriOUS OMd skilful exertion, was grit' elf from the reef of.rocks,called the l'untalos near Cape de Oar, where she Tut) on stunt e , Hu t t wa3 towed into Gibraltar, on the 24th ult. by his Majesty's' ships Montague, 74, Captain P. liLv wooo, and Araeh /le, Captain GODIIMY. wits' intended she should be hove down, for the purpo s e, of giving her so much-repair as would enAblitthe crew to bring her safely in England. • WINDSOR, APRIL 21.—Friday the. Pfincess Cu.. of .WALES Code oat inn coach and four, and visited the QUEEN and PrttNcEssiis the Castle, I)ut dW not stay to dinner. tier Ma jesty, PrincesseAngusta and Mary, went to Frog more. Princess* 'Elizabeth went ,to her (:adage at' 01d Windsor_ rrincesi Charlotte of ,Wules 4enewed her visit to Queen and Princesses yes terday at the Castle. tier Mdiesty and the Prin t:ems went to crogniorc.---iJ!ridity tOnt;nittr,t, the Royal stag-hounds started a very floe deer for ,city's Flom Winkfield ,Plain. The at- . teudance ofspottsmen, were more monerotts than has i been On ' aity day this The deer remarkably tine oite. Such articles as the following are often written 'tor the put' uses at commercial speculation : " . Nhvy ORLEANS, Feu 10—The crop Louisiana has. proved unusually deficient this season ; the q i uali'ty very ndifferent : the ag gteptte crup,will not exceed 20,000 bales, the price 29 to 30 cents-: many must purchase to fill np,their Vessels ; fifty square-Jigged are in port, and about 20 tame in the river : the Ireights to England three halfpence per lb.. Many al the rich planters here,have turned their attention to the cultivation of sugar, in which they leave suc ceeded wonderfully this year ; but from being obliged often to cut the cane too green,,on COOlit of the trust, it is not so well prepareal as that of the British West India plantation; the Crop this year will amount to 16,000 hlids. of which 4000 ate already Shipped for the differtnt States ; it world not, however, do for exporta tion to Europe, ac, independently of its not be ing sufficiently boiled, the price at which it' is selling is 12. to 13 cents per lb. A raper of to-day would have us believe, that' a Ifreu:ll INNKEEPER refused nulizey, bec a use it had the King's head stamped upon it ! What will not people as3ert next ? Lady 131110 N, whose domestic relations are now become the general subject Of conversathm, is the only child of Sir RALNI MILIIANKE, a Wpm• sentative of the County•of Mohan) in several snc cosive Pa rliaments, and married witli the Hon. Judith Noel, sister to the , late Viscount Went worth, upon whose demise the Viscount y hecamc extinct, but the Barony devolved upon.Latly Woke, who became Baroness Vent worth, in con segaence of Which Sir Ralph Alilbantie, asoinued the name cif Noel. B,ttiogs appointed to be held in IMiddlesex and London, betae the Right 1-lon. 11;DWAStD Lord ELLI:NIMIttIUir, LON 'Chief With:C., &e. in and atter Eager Term, 18i6: IN TERIVI. LONDON. May Wroineadar, . 9 Saturday, Sniurday, . Satur.lay, ArTell Tuesday, . . . 4 s 1 1 1'eciliesd3Y1 • MrDings:or. Monday. . . Thursday . . Thittsday, . . Friday, • . ly • . 18 45 • • The great 'length ot tke late Old Bailey Sus, sions, kidded to the delay which takes plit , :e in the (ILO of otfenders at these Sessions, from the city pi isotiers as well as county prisoners being tried in one Court, has led to a suggestiut foe the formation of 'a Court for the trial of the couuty prisouers, separate from the Old Balky. An information brought by svverill J ricymeri Carpenters againit their Masters, for combining to rratiLe the wages of thelt work Men, tt,as tit iti(ton-Gordeb Olfieil Ott Satindity last, The case was fully beard hy.Cinittsel on both silt',, and the Magiltratett ();) &our(ley, at tlirce o'clock, ihe ProNcs . ot...‘rc held a Cpnrt Cadren-house. The.Dukc' de Chat re had an audience 'of his Ito s y * rtl Highness, and resigned his' missiot; from !Ards XVIII. to tine li r ilish Court. totik his leave, to -remove front LoOdoti On turn to France, on IVedriestlay. • The Slarquis D'Ostnond, successor tolthe Duke de.Chatie; from Paris to this Court, was -after ward; introduced to the Regent by. Lot d Viscount Casrlpretrgli, Iris Majesty's Principal_Secri...- 1 30 of ,Stot i e for i:oreign 4flairti, and conduct t.d by Robert Chest.er r Esq. the Asiistant Master of the Cereinimits. His Exerllency . had a private andienec of his Roydl' highness. delivered his credentials, and was most graciously reneived. Bron. Just, the Saxon Minister, and Count Bolleugtibit, the Wirteniburgh Minister, were in troduced to the Prince Regent by Lord Viscount Castlvreagh, and condueted'by Rob er t Ches ter , Esq. in , a similar nvniner. to the Marquis D'OS mond, the Reach Ambassador. Their Excelle ncies had private audiences, delivered their ere. dentiali, and %vete most graciouslyseceivcd. 'The Prince Castelcieala, the Ministei: for the Two S:cilies, was introduced to his RoyalHigh tress the Prince Regptit, and had an audience in the Royal Closet, when, in the name atul on behalf of his koyal Master, the. King, he invested the Regent it ith the principal Sicilian Order. His Royal Highness was pleased to hold an investiture in the Royal .Closet, when Sir George. Nay kr, the 011icer of Arms, attendant. upon the Nnights Commanders io his full robes, carrying a Star and Bulge, iiitiO,l l .iFed to the Regent Viee. Admiral Sir t. harks Tyler, when the Prince "'us pleaseal . to colder the lionoor of Knighthood on and invest hint 16111 the insignia of .t Knight f . :ontuntoder of the Mo s t Honourable Military Order of the' Bath. Colonel Sir Robcrt Barclay and ,Captain Sir Alithael Seviumir, ‘vere introduced in like mt►u ncr by Sir i;eorge , Nayler, and 'similar honotirs were coeferred upon them by the Regent. Lord C.wlerragb hail an audience. Vise°wit Melbourne and General Stevens were the Lord and Groom in Wiiiting. The Conrt broke up soon alter Six o'clock. ' lIIPSIC. On Frit:ay evening' the Argyle Rooms were opened'for the Annual Concert of Mr. 11Awr.1.— There was ft long , list of vocal performer3i among WI)OM were Mr 3. -Salmon, the VallOllllS, Knyvett., Hawes, Bartleman, &c, 'Re band was led by Mr. F. Cramer, and the orches tra was Flimtulitwly snpplied by the best: pt-r -formers.---The following lines, composed by Arg-. Flawl...s,Wrre sung by Mr. Bellamy, Lind warmly applauded EPLTH3LANITUNI On the ”pproaching Nuptials of his serene iiighness rriuce 1,ro;o14) of SAxe-enaurta and her Royal Higlincss the Princess Ctrartr.nTrg of WAI.Es. irrilan 7.4)7,61?, 1.731. AIR, MR. BRI.LAMY . , AND CHORUS. Aix. Exulting raise the votive lay.. A loyal people homage pay A people who, with proud delight,. Behold and bless the nuptial rite. Conttus• • Hail 1 then, all hail ! Pan . A natiou'rillope, a nation's care. Ant. • Ordain'tl to prOp the IlnuNswiek line, And high in 13ritith anivals shine, . Long, long thou annals may they grace, ' And Hertv'n for ever guttrd the race ! (Iron's. nail! then, all hail! Illustuions Pair! A nation's hope, a nation's care. 13ERLIN, AVRTI.9.--The King has caused-the great piettire by, D4'vid, tepresenting Bitonnparte passing Mount Sr, Bernard, to be placed in the; Royal, Gallery. A colossal E tattle of . Mionaparte has lately been brought from Fr.lnce• Tt is placed for the present in the chateau of Montbijou: Mr. FAWCRTT, we are glad to hear, •In.s no in tention of withdrawing himself from the Ma nagement Of Oovent Gardeal'heitt re. KRAN, in his excursion set t lto North, is accoin panied by WALLaori. The (miter has finished' his engagement at Glasgow, and opens the Greenock Theatre, for two nights, iu which lie is to perform Richard the Third, and Sir Odes Overreach, the parts of Richmond and Wellborn by iVALLACK Mr. Four“: appeared ut the Bath Theatre, on. Tuesday: 'evening, in the chAreter of to a crowded • anrlience. Oct Wednesday night he played Penroddock, in the Irked - oy' Fortune. The fight between Carter and the Block, Which is expected to be one ot. the most desperate rem coutrcs hitherto taken place in pugilistic me innrY, will be on ‘Vednesdity nest. Roderick MacKenzie, tenant in Baraklaeb, in the parish of L014)1'00111, seas del rived of sight rthnnt 12 years Ago, and continueilquite blind till about three weeks since, When , at the advanced age of 84, he of a sudden completely. recovered his sight, while sitting at dinner, Exectrriou.—Tbiit morning James Linoantima was executed on the top of the entrance into Ho r s emunger-lane, for willfully shnoting at Mr, GEORGE COL.ISIIAM KNRilit; an opulent frittrier, with un intent to kill him. liaMmond appeared perfeetlysensible of the - justness of his sentence, and met Isis fate he with great fortitmle, his hotly afterwards wit 3 given to his friends for inter !neut. dattleS Ha4 l / 7 07/4, %VIM W*ls left to suffer at the laat Surrey ASIiZeS, was 1 (0 haVe been executed an Nlonday list, but a respite arrived, granting hint seven th.tys, which expire In-day. The gal lows on which il , u;sell, the mnrderer, Its'hattgetti ill the it'Arlt of lorsenionger- hole, continues erect - tql until lianonond'q fate is det et mined. Two of broth ‘rs were:convicted at the striae A . 3ilZe3, 'nit as they were not concerned in slit - int.. ilk; At Mi. Bright, their hVei have been tiparcil. IMPACMEMENts IN - MILITARY W.CTIc,;. A New C ORPS.—Th., Conllntintki . .Cii:cf t . 4 . ti•er indefatig a blY a li ve to t h e intimmini • .which; his Royal lliglincis-has to tultil, utrans introduce L.ar powerful riii:tiltary to Int:. its,ditall'' • system, viz. a Corps of Lancers*, constitntiAl topott Polk() principles. They 'are to be attached to eachregithent of rivalry; for the eiti . 'es , .,inirpose of operating in a similar manner to the rifle corps belongino• to the infantr. , y The Veil of this .sure had been §onf 7 .: tinte in stgitatmo ++llrti, thLs Onrl of t{dislyn tendered tits adivirahllt uppoinl'efl legion; the 9th Light -Dragoons, to edect Are aesired . lntjuvation. Arrangements evere tibi - rot , a month snic . an* Captain Pc' ters,; . young, active, and, perhaps; one of the Most: intelligent tinkers of the h i lush army-; Who hai( ; seen much service), was selected t o drill _Jilt, picked Men, all under 30 years of age, and fiVti . reet eight inches in height. Vie ntinnst diligence: ' was exercised tb perfect thii little forte; nod the!:; had at rived, about a, week since, at such tin none Of perfection as to receive the trlntost apprdhation of their master. Thing* helot; thus speedily accelerated, ii.dity tviis appointed for th;,t, review, and on Saturday it took place, in the: Queen's ..Riding-house, at in flier reSenc : rt of but verl, , few spectators, and those Only v era by tickets. The men were drawn ant is line, at I I o'clock preeisely,dre:sed 111 hint! jackets, faced with criminn, grey trolvsers, and blue cloOt caps oilicinnets. Each man nnniiittil en a bred charger, carFied a lance, sixteen fect. Litwin twenty-one inches ttotti the 1: • :tt, flag; with the Union colours.' 'lite extremity was confined in ied to the st•irrup. They also had sabre4 by dicer. sides, and unlaces'-pist o l s in site saddie-b ow . lance was Stipported n ear the centre, by c i loose string, through which each man Coast his and then the lance reclined in (he rear, which it • always did, after the sword was brought into use, arrival of the Hail and Countess of Ro.islyn, and a party of distinguished fit hionables, thus the signal for the commencement of operaii6ns. Th e different cavalry modes oLiitteck were resorted to with the s.a , ord and lance ' , hermit elyi When ihel.itter was nsed,sine reryofiginahmdi,leusioginanmuvres were Practised with coin b iIeCVST particidarly when the tig,tte eight wi•s formeti by the difkreni itititt a very narrow tpace; it was nagttl with an owl futility astonith ingly clever. • The spectators were delighted the scene, which lasted for an hour and ti The object of the figure was to slimy. how quickly a line might be broken in any direethm, anti ',formed again without any apparent k thus confidence will he given to the suldierona prevent his ccer"heing• at a h.,sS to rcpiti Lis position, should a s.lldeil ictip Ise for the 1110111ellt OVerWitetill hint. The pitrpoSe of 'the (big it to , throw the enefuy's hotee into eonfusion,.. would be the case almost i,W:ariabey. ; • The (2(1 Tower HaitiletN rtegialetit: Of IV',lira, after ;t fine pasiage of two days hunt Cork, fir rived on Friday at Portnitonti.; and on Saturdny muarched an their route to Bethnal Green,; Weir disenibodying Tiarrers. Atl the Artilie y iu lirliiitcl ttre imlnc(iiately' to hif sent to relieve the brigades- on the tortigit stations the Indies aud Alvoovitlioe9n. Seven companies of Riti wen each, trom IVool wich, are ander orders for rhos!, Two of the regiment* of light enellry return ing from Vritnee are to replate the itoti Light Dragoons, ordered trom Nitta tube 1 ethical. 'l'l I E .111/11i K Ktei. Co EXCHAN I GC, Aral!. 2.—O i ar Martiet wag tti;)- !died with all Itindi of Critin this morning ; not only so, but the trade in general apparg to tie tonkinr, upwards Thu , sales in W . he : tt was at sin advapce of 71. per quarter from th;s day week. Barley and Malt tray be tinted rack is. Pease :is. (Ircy l'ettee and 'Scrm Is. and Oats per quarter deattr. : 1109r bad advanced to 635. per sad, And is expected to be dearer. SmurirriEt,u;APHlt, day's Marllet hutl supply of Pritoulwists, lina the allow of Cattlr, iii uNlcr. repects w.is prettyglioil ; *et was dearer ;• Pork s :eh exptir Mutton, lothib t supported lain priers Oa trade in gaitert4l was -rather , emu:Went:4e—, The saleii itt t 4 Ilay-inarliet were somewhat lively; qity mad c:liei.er fel;lied lest prieo Straw has got up in ptiee. IRELAND. F.7,Ir.ct7TION or ANdltir,R OF MR. i3. 3 acr.ivi NiuItDERERS. latthew nyaa, who wai tiiectited on Mnod,lv, for vonspiriog tlI iinirder Mr., l;.tit;E a, tu.01,• ~k, confepdon of his guilt before he left thn gpsol, and poliliely fa the phee executiou., body wfls brought back ,to he thrown, Will! quicit, Ink, int() what 11 calico! the Croppy i2n g:tol.yakil here. The hotly of Maher w:is t ir fit irom this tom! on !....toplity, atid 'on IMoorl.tv ( a fter the exeention of Ryan) lifik in chain, olt thv place of Uoolden. Ryan's was not merely a general COSI reSSlnti he acknowledged his being one ot the convir.iterit in common with the ,pritty by ‘ritont Itidurr, was.tnartlered, hot_ he did not fire. Do Mr. ,13.1 approach, he saiii that his heart tailLd : he was struck 'with remorse at the ritt-w : ;ht of k illing so good and so hind a ar:d cool Loot diavr the trigger; when 11r. ,utleaf'leed,; and us" he was pfts'sing, the other men fired und trotrderw ed him.. Ryan ohorCy exhorted :he people 46 ahandoar their lire-ftrios, which were , t temptation, to all kinds of mischief, and to retrain trout key ; he appeared doriog his hut Ithiwi•r i ts t o he penitent. Flit stated Mtoter's ti d particinltion the ghilt of this .Itoreible tntirdvr. These monials nffotd rootti.,for a shocking te&ctiOri onL the great depth' of moral tttrpitode. klot merely the very dregs, but even vyor,‘ting ‘) better order. of Ittuohle society are ittnk, vt'!iti 0 0 4114 forward day after day, Hi selk.rtl. did I)VSAa citteS, to Swear to alitis, whic't.iii their they knew to he tit t edy accoiti.) The ntuottut of fines demander! by oalecrs of the reventte,,for illicit dist ilktion nu sari ite:u• tiv4i banks of the Shantou, in &tic tAtuttty vt 'l*;ppvtittY t is nuc sbort of I 4,000 i,