The Sun. — London, England, 1815-02-07 00:00:00

~!~PIS ,A.R-ivrp—i Prance, 1 n m tw, P, 4 V.:jt'erford. DLit-1 Lis , 1 'lll - ta, - 1 .lluliftw.), iiniuutirgir, . 1 Giiertisey ufici - • - - • ' . PRICE OF •S'i't ' cKs Vi 1 s ;)% At IV. Ff.VE n'cLocK. 7%lak Stpi;lc.,. i liar k L. Anil. MI •p,rl Crot. 11,':.1. r:1, 5 0 . 4 i India Pond's, 1 Ss. pr. A per o.ia.C.mr:. (3,1 il, t ' 1 F.xcheq. Bills, ns. Gs. pr. 4:rier Cefit. Gans. 82,ii . Oinniuni, eti - clis. .-, perCeot:NaryAnn. 9 lii Coos. fur Account, 64it .4 Tsl-1 wATP.R. A'r LON1)()N BRTI)GE TO-AIORROW. oft . 1‘ , 17,1 thintltt?s it'rer 1 ii:vetiiug,"3 in inutes after 2. THE SUN. 4 . 51 .P.N1 Of I I . 4__IM7FRE FAViV Al' ? LONDON, TUESD.I.I', .FE 11 RU.i RY 7, 1875. :By the "trozi:bridge private ship, arrived at Ports- mouth from fiengal, we have letters to the 30th Mgust, but they arc destitute of all Public In terest. The markets for all sorts of European articles, continue in the same deplorable state in which !our last astrices represented them; they ly.tld out a truly gloomy prospect to the free Trader. The Company's ships Astell and Europe had ar rived in Bengal, and the Asia, Captain TRENIgN HEERE, eras to be dispatched direct from Madras for 4nglaml, having been engaged to bring home the lion. General ABERdIZOMBY, the Commander. in-Chief at that Presidency, with his suite. Her arrival may be daily expected.. A letter fro - m Madeira, of the 9th Jan. states, that the Adeoga,RictimoNti, - and another ship, 'lift of the Swiftsuie's convoy, from Cork, were: captured near that island by an American frigate. The Trowbridge sailed from the Cape of Good Hope 3d Dec. uniler convoy of his Majesty's ship Dcsir6e, in company with the Asia, from iVI 41ras 5 the Cumbrian, Shelburne, Mary Anne, and Tbomas Stirling, and an American, prize to the Doris ; and parted in lat. 47 N. and long. 14 W. in 'a gale. More 'Brussels and Frankfort Papers arrived this niOrning, and contain intelligence which demon strates that the flame of insurrection has been very generally manifested throughout the North of- Italy.. Verona and Mantua arc as much dis tracted as Trent and Milan. Under 'these cir cumstances., there can be no doubt but that 4Li Austrian military preparations and movements • \ all-directed towards this quarter, and have ,no thing hostile against Tin key in. contemplation.' • The fallowing extracts From Paris Papers of the 4th are still destitute of any important in formation.. , I he rumour of consolidating the Aus trian possessions in Italy into a kingdom, like Bobetnia or Hmrgary, perhaps giving a.title to the eldest son of the Emperor, is very feasible: — We Wish some device could he struck out to com pose the distractions of that people, and elevate one -61 the most beautiful countries in * Europe to a just rank among nations. The other matters in Owe Papers are mere spcculations.—Tlte French Funds are, per Cent' 79f. 50c. 10c. 25c. 10 e 4 Bani: Actions. .11621. 50c. " On the . 19th of this month, a shallop ran ogroimd near the commune of department of Catrallos. This vessel is known to .be of English construction, sic is'completely destroyed, aid . without rigging. On tier stern are written these words, " Smith, London." " CONSTANTINOPLn, DEC.l6.—Thev write from Smyrna that J ussuf Paella, son of the Governor of E g ypt, is suirqunded by the Wachabites, and that bis-only Means of retreating to the Red Sea is by a defile thr - nlgh the middle of rocks, unless a re inforcement of 12,000 Mamelukes 'Which he ex pects should disembark in time. ‘ 1 - CARLSRUHE, 28.—The Duke of Wel lington arrived he yesterday_ on his way to " ViEtcNA, JAN. 24.—The Emperor of Austria and the King of Denmark see each other often, nod have very long conferences. They say that there is a project of a marriage between the He reditary Prince of Austria and the Princess Royal of bent:lark. The Prince is 22, and the Princess about - the same . age. It is said that the Prince, baying seen a portrait of the Princess, immediately communicated his wishes to the Emperor. " According to the report of the day Russia is to have MoldnYia and Wallachia for that part of Poia:ld which she cedes to Prussia, and the latter is to have . the Nargravate of Franconia, • whibh Blvaria ves 'up on condition of being indemnified • eLorlyere. " It is said that the .tates sessed by Austria are .. .t(i . be formed into a . king:lom. 'rbis measure, it is thought; will gratify the Italians, who will be . pleasel to hiVre. their country formed into a kiagdom,.li;e ilobeinia or fluqgary. Some cap ago, a-ita,bian Caigain, who, it was said, wa, just al . rivctt from PeterPout•gh with divatchc3, ivias ; he "o'f ilei=ed him to be silßittted. It was . the &rip eicis Vrtncis; 'ln 'a Ittissin.‘inif&rii, having Te ceived rette'rs froth the Ettiits's Dow Ager of Russia; tfrought them itumediaely to the RtliSital ,M011411.:11. One thing ib very remarkable at present, which is, that all the South of Europe is opposed to the North, Au - stria, England, and France, in concert With Spain, Sicily, Portugal, Holland, Hanover, and Bavaria,' are endeavouring to set boundrto the pretensions of Ruisia and Prussia. - CmArs, JAN. 31.--M. D. de Rosemount, Go vernor of the Isle of Bourbon, has arrived here from Paris, on his:wayto London. MADIUD., JAN. Royal order •of the 10th directs, that all the native-born American subjects of Spain who, by their talents anttlita- . lity'should merit his Majesty's favour, should en joy the same privileges,. civil and military, with the natives of Spain. "" Nothing has yet been decided respecting the pretended Memorial of ,M. Cevallos, recommend ing a general oblivio.n of the ptst. PARIS, FEB. 3.--Lieutenant-General Count Nansouty, of the Armies of the King, and Cap tain-Lieutenant of the company, of Grey Mus queteers of the Household, is just dead. He was esteemed one oc the most shilful Cavalry Cflice l rs in the service." Though Lord CASTLEREAGH is not likely to be in London before Thursday, nor until the vend of next week, we have heard nothing of the inten-' tion of. Ministers (kindly communicated to. the Morning Chronicle) to propose a further Adjourn ment, and proYok6 a division on the part of their dreadful adversaries the very first day of the Par liamentary Meeting. Like Macbeth, they-are tied to the stake, and shonld all the prophecies of the . Party, reversing the denouement in the Tragedy, conic true, they must abide the consequences, and fight till from their bones the flesh be talked. But we understand that they are not afraid of this. It would puzzle philosophy to find out what it is that renders the. Talents so prodigiously appall ing in their own•concelt, that they should take it for granted that Government fears to encounter them, with or without Lord CASTLEEEAGH. We know no ground for this belief, but that they have encouraged themselves into tie deception by their awn boasting and vapotiring during the . last short Session. • They haVe asserted the tact so roundly, and so often, that the poor fools abso lutely take it for gospel ; and though they cannot impose upon the country, they have at least been successful in imposing upon themselves. And sp, they hint at divisions, but they know better : they vaunt of their strength, but have just understand ing enough to confine its exhibition to the mouth, —in which they are in verity very strong. No doubt, however, but these imaginary giants have planned a glorious wordy campaign—like Ti • tans they will assault the Treasury Bench, and oh ! if they could clamber to the heaven of power•througb the Babel of their own confusion ! But it will not . be. Though the sententious PONSONBY doubly dole out his pithy oracles ; though honest TIER NEY (panting fur place, Which no Party seems in clined to give Ii augment' the number of his elegant sneers ; though the catechistical Mailager WHITBREAD make . his appearance with a new drama of cross-questioning; yea ! though Captain BBNNETT speak his•speeches ten times o'er, there is no hope for.' the fallen Faction.. • No, not even aided by their Foreign Auxiliaries—not even should M': RAT furnish more dileMmas to his Agents in and out of Parliament, to embarrass Ministers in the free exercise of their discretion f'or the weal of Great • Bri tain ; not even should the Yankee Partizans en able Mr..ilmuNG or Lord DARNLEY, or any other Lord or Loan Contractor, to prose for tedious hours about American politics ;---=not even should . the emissaries of Saxony, of Poland, (the Nor Way gentry are done with), of Italy, or of any coun-' try, lend all their information and vigour to sus tain the .patriotic phalanx in their deep deSigns - : We cannot treat this subject seriously- 7 4i is ludicrous beyond enduring to listen to the self complacency of these despised persons who hay-' ing made theniselves the laughing stock of Europe, have not yet the discretion to be ciiiiet and suffer people to forget them. . We are. cordially rejoiced to say, that our co lumns this day contain the last of Sir J. MUR 'RAY'S long Trial, with the exception of the Deci sion, which cannot, of course, he proniulgated . till 'submitted, to' the. PRINCE REGENT fOr 11W app/0- . bation. In the last column of our third page is an im— portar.t Official Document respecting the Property Tax. BIIE/in.—This day the Lunn-MAYou ordered that the:price' of the-girartcyn loaf should he ittl vanced Oick fur the ensuing week. - , • S C ELLAii LOt S. ." Th'e WindsOr Castle packet hring3 intelligenceOht cna Of our brigs sif war had been chased into Gibraltar b." two AMerican frigates',.;.—Yesterday (I'riday) arrivetliiF Majesty's sloop Icarus, Capt. De ox, who left this auclioHle on Tues day last, in consequence of informat:ou'received Iron; the brig Lion, from Boutdeaux, of •an American schooner heing off' tliC Start. The Icarus hail not the 'gmid fortune to fall With the privateer, but saw tvo suspicious frigates oil' the Lizard yesterday. They were first observed . a.hoat noon, under easy sail, standing to the south; at one they tacked and stood for the Icarus, who made the private 0/04 to them, enforced with guns, which`was not ansWer'ed, tho Ugh kept flying till . dark; the strangers being then within tl!ree miles of the Icarus, and coming up fast, an sail was made ; the frigates did not shew a disposition to chase,- but closed, ap parently,tv speak. A little after dark, the Icarus observed a large suspicious schooner to leeward, which tacked, as did the Icarus, and made all sail in chase; the schooner proved to be the Prince de Neufchatel, prize to Sir GE.RGE. Cowries squadron. Shortly after speaking the schooner, observed frigate bearing down, heard her hail the schooner; shewed the night signal, which was, after a long time, answered im properly, with her firing:a shot over the Icarus."—(Plyinont/s Telegraph) . Uy accounts that have , been received from Ja maica, brought by ,a Captain express, who rived yesterday front a port of Scotland, it appears •that, the homeward,boondJamalea fleet, according; ti) the appoiniment of the convoy, was to have sct sail from that Island on the 'id November.— The Princess Mary packet had not arrived'at Ja maica, but was hourly - exvcted. - The ship J. H.. Craig, Ivta Master, And the Brixton, bad arrived out, being a part of the Cork ticet. • The subsequent is au extract from a letter by, the Rhin frigate : MA DtIRA, 1 .-•••=111C Swiftsure,with convoy, passed Madeira on tile 9th inst. all well, and wjth a fair Extract of Letter from a passenger on 'hoard the Sir Edward Hamilton, one of the Wes! India - convoy, whieTi remained at Falmouth for su long a period • .cen, • Jan. sailed from . Val:flout]) ,on the 25t ult. with a fair wind,•which continued with.us till the evening* of the following day, when it shittcd to the S. W. front which quarter, on the 27th, we experienced a very heavy gale, daring which several ships parted from the fleet. The Commodore mentions ahvat 60 that are missing ; he had with him about tso Extract of - a Letter from the ship F'ortitodc, boitud to Jamaica, also -oae of the \Vest • India fleet, which sailed from Falmouth : • " /It sea, Jan. s.—After leavite,:: Falmouth, we had for a weep a contrary wind, which had. nearly forced us "again to seek port, hot we have had for these three 4a a aye run,. arta hope our passage may yet he good. About 50 sail of the fleet with the Tortoise store-ship art missiNg. The ships L'Aigle, Knapten, James aid,Simou Taylor, Marshal:Wel lington, and Sir G. Webster, e close with us. . • According to reports. in the gossipping circles at Madrid, FERDINAND VII. is (iiiioSed to- enter once more into the married state . . The Spani;ii Arnba-sador at St. PetersbUrgh, it is . said, recom mended a Russian Princess, on the ground of the increased national security' which Spain nikht de rive fronfslich a connection ; but the Holy Coun sellors of FERDINAND objected to - that proposal, from an apprehension that the Bride might im port the Greek schism into the Country. It was then suggested that a choice Might more properly be madt of one of the two Princesses of Portu gal for the King, and the other for DON CAat.os, his Br( t 1 er. This seems, has been adopt ed, and Either BERNARDO DE42 has been dis patched to the trazils upon the matrimonial mis sion. • Mr. CRoKEa fats addressed the Electors of the County of .D.Jvii,.as ai Candid ate for the '- rough of Downpatriek, in the event of ,itx4 being vacant by the nomination of Mr. 11,1vrraoRNE to the Excise Board. 'Yesterday Sir NEat: O'DONNEL and Mr. JoiEPit 0' rib:lN EL; Attorney, appeared _in the Court of King's Bench, to receive judgment on an infor mation, that they, at the late Eleciiim for the Connty of Mayo, did assault the Right Hon. Da- Nis Baowxl, and others. ,In the course of the proceedings, - the JUSTIcE said, that, torso serious an offende, the Court would reqUire soine time .to deliberate upon an adequate punishment. In the interim, the parties were committed to Nen , gate, and are to be brought up to receive the sentence o the Court on Wednesday neNt.— (Dttbli:i Correspondent, Feb: 4.) Yesterday a CAhinet Council was. held the Foreign Office, which continued sitting until half past four ; after it broke up, Mr. CURVOISER, King's Messenger, was sent of front the Foreign Office, with dispatches for his Royal Highness the PIIINCE - REGENT,, at Brighton. A New York Paper of the 27th of December contains a long letter from the celebrated Mr. Itmcnowt, a Statesman no less distinguished by his staunch nationality' and republicanism, than by his persevering opposition to Mr. MAntsoN's government, The Convention of the New Eng land States at Harford, and the strong probabili ty that their proceedings would terminatein a dis solution of the Union, have called forward Mr. RANDOLPH as a vehement advocate against a mea sure which this Gentleman considers so menacing to liberty. • . _ _ A letter dated• Dee. 29, states, that only a few days before, - Mr. MONROE, in a conversation with the Minister nf.a Foreign Cotirt, resident in Ame rica, had declared,-That- it was not the policy of the American Government to encourage com meree. Mr. KANTZOW, the Swedish Minister, it is said, was the person to wh'om . he made this tie 7 claration.---Great anxiety, and no slight apPre bensions prevail at Washington i 'and other places, respecting the Convention of the New England' States, which has met at 1-.lat:iford, but their pro ceedings arc kept a polonnd se6ret. Accounts from dated 9th December, by the Sandwich, arrived at Guernsey, in 394a0, state, that a vessel hid just arrived which had fallen in with the "British Expedition de§tined against the Southern States of America, apparent ly a large fleet. .13y the Dutch MA, we have letters irottiArch angel and St..Petersburgh, the latter. to the Llth ult. None of the Russian troops had arrived in the 'capital. The exchange continued at 111„ The 2tl battalion of the'7lb FuzileerS marched yesterday &ow Witchesta td sort ttutoberlaild P 0 Tlt Y. a i ociMil t'u 07ftkP crFe &rated Miuftwuriselle Go§sr.Lts. FanAl Vusritfs, hereof the dance, To *Charin'our eyes is con e from France— On Otte leg a•tty Gore ontvying: • Arid soon, to ttVi- ju'y complete, 're) dO the same stirpriiitig feat, • - A Gossr:Lts b . e trying! TARTAR. DEATH OF J. N. D'ESTERRE. {Ftiiiher Pao itttlars] Yesterday, at three o'clock,- th,is unfortunate gentleman ekpired without -a groan. Early in the morning, having paskd severe- night, be exhi bited theAnost atlarariug syMptoms; aad Surgeon s MACKLIN and PREC% despaired of his recovers'. Mr. CRAMPTON was called in, and at nine o'clock in . the morning they preinounaed the wound-My r- - tat : till that InOrrxnfi!is wife had not - been at all apprised of his sittiaiiou, - being absent from the house and kept ih ia'korance ; it was, however , deemed necessary to Send for her. The meeting ma Y' be - imagined—not a tear has escaped her ; she It' mains unmoved and insensible. Hewes peal:natty aware of his dissolution,and with that coolness and fortitude, which he so uniformly displayed, ende - Sa %oared to urge her to composure; he next called for a Clergyman, and baring received the Sacra ment, -and octupied an hour in ardent devotion , he turned his attention on worldly affairs : his Oa ! n ovas, who surrounded him, having apprized laiat ' that it had been insinuated in sonic of the public papers, that lie had been urged to :the busine , ss by a party, he desired that Sir El xrual Stanley should be called, whom, and in the presence 44: all his relations and friend, embraced him in tlae most ardent manner ; stated that he was sally tt) find his humane-interference hadla.en so unfairly represented—assured his wife and family that ttie entire of the: Correspimadeace bad taken places without his consulting any individual in the world that Sir Edward was not acquainted -with any cir cultist:nice till , he was called on by Mr. James - O'Connell, and that all -the solicitations of Sir Edward, or the..whole world,- would not have in': (Iliced him to abandon the cause he had espaused= he then thanked Sir Edward for his exertions Ihr . him, and. asked him for a packet containing 110 Will, which he gave bins on his going receivi4; which he said, now My mortal cares aro over, except lily reconciliation with- my -ba at hera in-law, Atkins ; when he. was informed that 't-ar was inahe house, he sent for him, and having affectionately embraced' him-, (whom lie had bac" at law with for several -years) he desired to 1 7-0 ' left to rest ; :ae laid his head upon his pillow, awl in l e s s than half an pout' breathed his lust, wialla oat a a',ngleasigh.—( Dublin Correspondent, Feb. 4,) Yesterday we reet-ived /Jamaica Papers of th° 2d Dec. An article &eta; Kingston, under ti' date, tuentioas that the expedition tinder Mini l l ;_n ciaIZANg and Major-Gencral KEEN ro42,Cezhll' from NegriF Bay on.the 29th Nov. It tonsure d of the Tonnant, aoyal Oak, NOrge, Bedford', Ratnilies, Asia, Dictator, and Diomede, ships the line, besides a number of •stnaller vess els 4 " : war, clad transports. gr A letter from 13assaterre, QuactrilOupe, clLltctl Dec. 7, 1814, statts, that a few days after Sir A: COCHRANE Sailed, 4000 troops passedthat !slow towards Jamaica ; and, on the of Dec., 40 . ° more passed on for the satnedestination., In conneetinn with a Jew notiF,e w hi c h 11 4 failed in. Lornina, we have advice of others and. o. • the like circumstances in Amsterdam, Hanibur l) " Gottenbtirgh, and elsewhere. Thy importation of Foreign Corn he ow' retitled for three months on the 15th Eebruailt ,by the, operation of the existing Act of .15 Gco; as the average price of the twelye maritime at that period, will be found tinder the rcl of 635. per quarter, the limits prescribed by tV I , aN.,et at which the high.duty of 245. shall take place. It will not therefore, it; first instance, require any fresh aid froth Gavers'.; meat to remedy the evil to which the Law, at present stands, is -fully adequate, and I°arli3:l meat May afterwards adopt such Measures as 0; 1 in their wisdom seem meet. ISRIGHTONT,YEI3. 5. --The PaiNoc REGENT. 0 , a select party at the Pavilion on Friday. dinner there was a Concert, cvhicia .yeas SU CCeed e '. . by a Ball, led off by Koril KIRKWALL and I.ll►'se LAW. TLC PRINCE REGENT weut do,wn_one dca l , c o with the Lady of the Austrian Ambassador,“'. COIIIIteSSMEEIIVELDT, Who, with the Coma, .at the Pavilion the day before. At two o'elOc t; ' about. an hour and a half beyond his _usual bitter the It EGE au* retired.—On Saturday and this n) 01 : 11 : ine, his Royal Highness rode on Lorseliac.k, companied by Count Mheavai.DT, and follosvc by two grooms . at re' PRoviNplLTATßlcAL,s.—(Nelocastte —Daring the last week, the lovers of dranolti, excellence have had a high treat, in thevertorlio, tames of that chaste Actor, Ata. CHAitLEN Kgr. 4l3 ' o 11e'has. appeared in the characters of r„ etc i ii cbe King Richard Ifl. Hamlet, and Shylock• the delimeation of each lie displayed the mat te , i 9 Aiid. hid fine manly form, in conjunction will! t i,c rare histrionic talents, produced an effect 0! ` t ly most pleasing - kind. Altogether, be may be regarded as one Of the first performers on t i) y British boaxds. lie was very ablyaupporte 4 Mrs. W(4IE-Bob', in Lady Macbeth. rte Another misunderstanding has taken pta-- , fe , .tween Mr. finals: and the Drury-lane Con 10 0 1 !" i , in consequence of his having perforrnedlwo ings last week . at the Woolwich Theatre. j,it6 F..gant. admits the fact,.but denies that his b av) ll so stone is any7breach of his articles, and p1.4!.er.. tells the Board of Management that be is ( 16 ! utined to " make hay while thicaltn shire , ~..._ - - MARRIED. o" Qn Monday se'nai~•ht at Bishopsteignton, Colonel , id 0 ridge, of the 62d Regiment, to Altry Anne, only Jolla Camden, Esq: Of the same place. lED. • , On Saturday last, at Great D Malvern, Wortester.lhi r- ' Hothalp, l tvidon• of the late . Major Ittontagu Hatt to 1,0N1)ON . : Printed .by. J. B. CAItS'I'AII:S.. No: 79 6 - r •;0 0 " • bnildititt4; an 4 priblished by W,A. SCIIIPPS, of raf at the - StlN-00Ftet, No. 112, Strind; where ALIc I -,41 1 , meuts9, orders; Lauri (post-liaitl). &c. niusl btoild.kei6