The Sun. — London, England, 1820-07-10 00:00:00

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Thursday. the 22d March, 1820.. .. 93 f. 35 c..... 93 f. 35 c. 4 a a conference of for hours yesterday with the Baron Pasquier, the Minister for Foreign Affairs: His Excellency will, it is :said, set out t-morrow for London: There are various reports respecting Ali Paeha ; ° Re rumour states that he had been assassinated, whilst according to another story, he had found th e means of raising an army of 120,000 men, with 'which he intended to carry the war into t . 4 interior cif the Turkish Empire. ACcord- I ng to other accounts, by the way of Venice, 41i had no more than from 18 to 20,000 men, on Ith cbro he could depend, and with these he had t 6 m eet his d e t erm in e d e nemy, th e P ac h a o f Sc utari, who h a d 25 , 000 . I t i s, h owever, a dd e d, that should he succeed iu defeating the- latter, he ta aY set at defiance all the troops sent against 1 1 4 4 f rom Constantinople. EXCHANGE ON LONDON. One Mont f 1 MADRID, JUNE 27.—The King, it is under ' , will set out on the Ist July for Aranjuez, th ut hi s Majesty w ill re t urn t o th e Capital on : t gth ; to open the Session of the General Cortes. MILAN, JUNE 21.—The Jesuits have pur "ed a t Sabine,in the environs of Monte Leone, ,!calside ra bl e estate for the sum of 36,000 rtastres." case o fher MAJESTY being now before the - aighest A - -uthorit y competent to t h e i nvest i ga ti on ;r the r ear Charges against her, we deem it proper to an,c omments„ c omments on the subject, satisfied that the w ill receive full justice, and if innocent, all tr° I.iBsible compensation, from the respect and libe th t / . of a moral and genero us People. We trust v al the mo re respectable part of our Competitors 11 adopt thi s course, an d not f or t h e sa k e o f etitig notoriety, which in its consequences can °IIIY b e injurious to their own character, seize upon ee ry light report which faction may invent, and 111 .erl tr at ity circ u l a t e . Thi s mo d era t e res t r i c ti on by ie ans excludes a notice of any essential mat ters that may occur, either as facts, or points for di m h llss inn that may be offered on either side in c "rse of the proceedings. In the mean time, h ope that her MAJESTY will act with the ofudence becoming her rank, and the peculiarity tier situation, and afford no scope for the o li e Poolt s of rabble ready to catch hold of every • far . riot) mischief, and plunder. 71 1 jr, •••• uar„ • g ChronMe inserts to-day, with reg ard 4) the Barracks agreement which the g itNeELLOR of the EXCHEQUER introduced on it d a dt; da Y) a paragraph, as if the Barracks were of whereas they are to be erected instead 1 , th e inco nvenient Barracks in King-street, t0 41411 -squar e , and the Contractors un d erta k e build t 1. he n ew ones in the Regent's Park, upon ceiving the : ti ers of ti le rent now paid by Government to the King -street property, for 31 years, th e expiration of which time, the property to be er ected will fall i n t o possess i on o f G overnm ent. t lether Contracto r s are Rochester Voters or 13- ' ma y be better known by Mr. CALCRAFT. aM a- • tiqrld Pap ers to the 28th ult. arrived yester . • The followi ng are extracts : Ib e . " Mlniu °3 JUNE 26.—Advices have lately (It r eceived at St. Sebastian's, from New Spain, saY, that the civil war has ceased, which, °l ' the _ rich space of ten years, has ravaged that se count ry ; and that hopes are revived of eillg its Prosperity and repose consolidated, 4: ea115 of the new system. The Provinces vit i r i n to their former activity, and a convoy, Cru z flv ! toitlions of dollars, had arrived at Verad l n wlt iloot an escort ; a circumstance which Tie troubl es happened for a long time before. Sp a i n -cs Mexico, for ten years, have deprived Th e o t °lle hundred and fifty millions of . dollars.. defat J unt a of Health, in Majorca, labours withdt.n tressingable zeal, in its situation, which is so is from the want of resources of every kind. tti s , y the los s -Latoi oN.—.A.lthough we have to announce n d c i e_ vis. of the Nore, which took out the last ,c 1 " ef the Irish Legion that sailed from this ell -14y, „.. e I . "ave the pleasure to state that no Colonels were lost, and that Colonel LvsTErt, Lieut. le il T n els BROOKE, YOUNG, and the Baron D de i t -- uoLiry,. me jors HAIRE and SIIIEN, with t r. division EN, and all other Officers and men of b t le doetsion, Were well and in high spirits, at Bar a- I' °ll t he 10th May.—(Dublin Evening ,7 4,, N 6 .) Post, a litl G . 74EltAr. D 'EvE.B.Eux.—The friends of this b e l lule, but- much-c a l umn i ated Gentleman, will tei , a aPpy to h ear that accounts have been re t.c•lect h em him a n d t h e young Gentleman who ip eelo panied hi m, of the date of the 09th of May. llostnasellor O'CONNELL has had a letter from wi th ) who ac companied General D'EvEnxx, 9f t . .the tr rank o f C ornet. It came by the George, 1,,,,,',-,L'verpool, an d states, that the entire party a ein the best h ea l t h and spirits, after a most greeable passage.—(Plid..) Fort TTIF,' SUN; Q,ii pro •Quo. Mn. EbiTon,--With every possible respect for a very elevated. Legal Character, I cannot help Observing, that the quickest decision he ever gave in his life was on the question of presenting a Certain Petition ! Three minutes, by his own statement, sufficed to form his opinion, and never was decision more rapid or more just ; for it would certainly have been most absurd and most extraordinary if he had done that as a Peet., which he would have been wrong in doing as Chancellor, . or more preCisely as Speaker of a Certain Assembly, thereby laying himself under his own lash! Some folks indeed thought other wise, and I shall quote a case in their support, whiCh is precisely in point. In Paramaribo, tile . . capital of Surinam, where the Dutch laws were allowed to exist by capitulation, the Fiscal had a right of imposing police fines ad libitum, a duty in which he was by no means slack, as all the fines went into his own pocket. One law that he prOmuigated was, that if any slave was found carrying water through the streets on Sunday, during divine service,i his master should pay a fine of Ten Guilders. The very. first Sunday after proclamation, a slave was brought before him, but he scarcely waited to hear the charge before he imposed the fine, when the com plainant added, " MynlLer Fiscal, 'tis your own slave !" But the sly Dutchman was prepared even for this : 44 I, the Fiscal," said he, 44 fine you, Myn heer VAN SLAKEN, the sum of ten guilders;" then pulling ten guilders out of his pocket with his right hand, and putting them into his left, he added, " I, Mynheer VAN SLAKEN, pay you, the Fiscal, the sum of ten guilders ;" after which, returning the money to his own pocket, public Justice was satisfied! Your's, I. G. N. Saturday the Duke of YORK transacted mil tary business with the KING. The Duke of CLARENCE visited the KING on Saturday. Saturday Lord GWYDIR was introduced to his MAJESTY, at his Palace in Pall-mall. The LORD CHANCELLOR, and Viscount Sin- MOUTH, had audiences of the KING yesterday. Yesterday his M iJESTY, the Duke of YORK, the Duke of CLARENCE, and the Princess AUGUSTA, attended Divine Service at the Chapel Royal. Saturday morning the Duke of YORK went to Oatlands, and returned to town in the evening. We are extremely happy to say, that the Duchess of YORK continues better. Some days since, a servant of the Duke of CUMBERLAND'S arrived in town with dispatches from Berlin. On Saturday the servant left town with dispatches from the KING to his Royal Highness. Yesterday the Princess AUGUSTA dined with the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE. The Duchess of KENT visited the Duchess of CLARENCE yesterday. Yesterday the Duchess of CLARENCE,_ the Duchess of KENT, and the Duchess of SAXE WEIMAR, took an airing in Hyde-park. A deputation from the lonian Isles, with con gratulations to the KING on his Accession, land ed at Dover on Tuesday last, and immediately proceeded from tha York Hotel for London. The Catholics of Ireland have resolved upon an Address to his MAJESTY, and a Deputation, consisting of the following Noblemen and Gen tlemen, are at present in London for the purpose of presenting it :—Earls of SHREWSBURY and KENMARE, HOD. THOM I.S BARNWALL, Sir JOHN BURKE, Bart. JOHN HOWLEY, and C. FITZIMON, Esqrs. The Count PALMELLA, his family, and suite, arrived at Portsmouth on Friday, to embark in the Active, for Lisbon. The Count viewed the Dock-yard and his Majesty's ship Queen Char lotte, on Saturday morning. The Active was ex pected to sail this day. On Saturday the Earl and Countess COWPER gave a grand entertainment, at their house, George-street, Hanover-square ; when the chris tening of their infant daughter took place. Government are in daily expectation of re ceiving some advice of the South Sea Expedition. The Greyhound (Revenue cruizer) Lieutenant ANDERSON, seized on Thursday off Portland a boat with thirty-seven tubs of spirits, with some tea, and six' men. Vice-Admiral Sir GRAHAME MOORE, K. G. B. hoisted his flag on Wednesday, in the Rochefort, 80, Captain C. M. SCHOMBERG, C. B. for the Mediterranean. We understand the Rochefort will sail in ten days. The Bishop of NORWICH closed his triennial visitation, on Thursday last, in which he deliver ed a long and impressive charge to his Clergy, in the various parts of his diocese. His Lordship has entered into the 75th year of his age. The Bishop of WINCHESTER continues so ill, that his physicians entertain but little hopes of his recovery. The Judges - who go the Home Circuit dine to morrow with the Marquess of SALISBURY at Hat field House, and open their Commission the same evening at Hertford. There are thirty-nine pri soners for trial, principally on capital charges. IPSWICH, JULY 6.—The display in this town at the chairing of Messrs. LENNARD and HAL DIMAND, on Monday, was great beyond parallel. In the procession, which extended a mile in length, the horsemen exceeded 3000, and the carriages 100, of which the greater part had four, and some six horses. P 0 E 1' It Y. ... . . . . . . • 'ANACREONTIC% .. MARK the busy, sportive bee, kluniiriing, festive, thirsty tliing; every Pregnant herb and tree Gives a welcome to liis wing. Roving,wild, on wanton pinion, itotind the summer's gay dominion, Riaining, with insatiate power, Mellow bev'rage froM each tiow'r . Lo! those very tiow'rs theniselvei.. 'Tippling all the hing night thru' Jolly, little, Social efVes, Grasping each hii can of dew. Pledging quick and Oily q ii ling, 'Mid the fragrant frolic laughing; 'Till the Power that paint& the dawn; Peeps upon the reeling lawn. Nay, behOld that very Sita Blhitig thro' a thousand rills; Every toast coasumes a tun! Hat the broad faced taper swills! Look, thou staid, phlcgthatie strippling, He's the ptototype of tippling ! Seize the grape, Unlock the soul, Nattire bids us drain the bowl! G. T. S. IiEGISTER OF FASHION. THE PARK AND THE GARDENS. the sun hating dispelled the mists of the morn ing, the fashionables of leadin g celebrity, after the tour of the promenade in the Wellington-road, proceeded about five O'clock to Kensington gardens: FAilllO&S.—ln the costume, white muslins and pink silks seemed to be the pret•ailing favourites; little light hats, of straw, ornamented with a satin rosette on the right side, had a cliaste and becomitikeftect. Lace cloaks, drab silk, or jean boots, of the Santo colour. What few slippers were worn, those low in the instep are gaining ground in the estimation ut the superior belle. The drive made the usual display, of carriages and horsemen. 'rise vis-a-vis, to the cabriolet, are now decidedly the favourite vehicles. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. THIS EVENING. The Marchioness of Assembly, Stafford House, Cleveland•square. The Marquess and Marchioness of Lansdown's Entertainment, Lausdown House. Berkeley-square. Mrs. Crosby's Party, Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street. The Countess of Mingden's Ball, Old Burlington street. The Countess of Jersey's Assembly, Berkeley-square. To-MORROW. Countess Dowager of Clonmelt's elegant Ball and Supper, Purtman-square. WEDNESDAY. The Duke of Devonshire's grand Party, Devonshire House, Piccadilly. Tin asnitv. The Duke of Devonshire's Entertainment and Concert, De. vonshire House. Mrs. tt , ilbr.loim's Ball, Hertford-street, May-fair. Mrs. Scott's Ball, Wimple-street. FRIDAY. Nlrs Lumley's Ball, Montague-place. SATURDAY. Mrs. Thompson's Assembly, Grosvenor-square. SUNDAY. Lord and Lady Grantham's Entertainment, St. James's- square. The Right Hon. W. Huskisson's Entertainment, Whitehal place. FASHIONABLE PARTIES. Mrs. Davenport entertained a large party of fashionables yesterday evening, at her house in Lower Brook-street. Lord and Lady Holland gave an elegant entertainment yes terday, to the Marquess and Marchioness of Lansdown, and a large party of distinguished personages, at Holland House. Earl Bathurst gave a grand dinner yesterday, to the Duke of Montrose and a large party of distinction, at his residence in great Stanhope-street, May fair. Earl Grosvenor gave an elegant entertainment on Saturday to the Marquess and Marchioness. of Stafford and a large 'Patty. In the evening ber Ladyship had a Grand Assembly, which was very fashionably attended. Bootle Wilbraham, Esq. M.P. .gave a sumptuous Enter tainment on Saturday to the Ambassador of the Netherlands, and a large party of distinguished Personages, at his house in Port land-place. The Duke of Devonshire gave a superb entertainment on Saturday to the Marquess of Lansdown, Earl Besborough, Earl of,llchester, Lord Dacre, Lord Althorpe, Lord Arundel, Lord' Foley, Lord Say and Sele, Lord DthiCalll4oll, Lord 1)e Lawarr, Lord Clifton, George Byng, Esq. M. P. George Tier ney, Esq M. I'. General Fergusson, Mr. Coke, Mr. Burch, &c. at Devonshire House. Thw Duke of Rutland entertained a select party of distiu g,uistied friends yesterday, at his house in Arlington-street. Lord and Lady Hampden entertained a select party to din ner yesterday, at their house in Green•street, Grosvenor square. FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. The Earl and Countess Brownlow and family have left their house in Cavendish square, for their seat in Lincolnshire. The Marquess and Marchioness of Huntly and family left town on Friday, for Worthing, for the season. The Marquess of Buckingham left town yesterday, for Dropmore Lodge, Bucks, on a visit to Lord and Lady Gren ville, on his way to his seat, Avington, Hants. Earl and Countess Temple have left town, for their seat, Wotton, Bucks. Earl 'Whitworth and the Duchess of Dorset arrived on Fri day evening at their house in Grosvenor-square, from their seat in Kent. Count and Countess Palatella and suite left town on Friday, for Portsmouth , ; they were expected to embark yesterday on hoard the Active frigate, commanded by Captain Gordon . , for Lisbon. THE MARKETS, erc. CORN-EXCHANGE, JULY 10.—The supply of Wheat this morning being small, fine runs from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, sold on full as good terms as on this day week ; an advance of 2s. per quarter was obtained on prime picked samples of white, but the demand, although somewhat improved, was far from brisk; Barley is full is. per quarter dearer, having but little at market, and was ready sale at that amendment; the ar rivals of Oats having been but moderate since last Monday, fine fresh corn sold ls. per quarter higher; in Beans and Peas there is no alteration. SMITHFIELD MARKET, JULY 10.—There was a good supply of all descriptions of Cattle this morning at Market, particularly in Lamb and Mutton ; good Beef has advanced in price, but all other kinds of- Cattle have lowered in price ; Veal and Pork are also somewhat lower in price. The Hay Market remains in price as per last Market day ; in Straw and Clover no alteration. NOP INTELLIGENCE. WOP,CUSTER, JULY 7.—Our plantation con tinues to present a very favourable appearance. —The Duty of the kingdom is now laid at 140,0001. ; it has been higher. SOUTHWARK, JULY 3.—We have had a com plete stagnation to our trade during the last week, no one asks the price of a hop, consequently our prices are merely nominal. The duty is at 14050001. The Ist, 2d, and 3d Recrinients of Foot Guards will be reviewed in Hyde Park, by his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, and several Officers o f distinction, on Friday next. SECOND EDITION. SUN OFFICE, SEVEN O'CLOCK. HOUSE OF LORDS. ~-- The Second Reading of tile Bill respecting .e QUEEN, was, on the Motion of the Earl of LIVERPOOL, this evening; poStponed till Thurs day the 17th of August; then to be proceeded n With as tittle Clela.y as possible; A sufficient number or the Judges not being able to attend before that period, is the reason of the delay. SHIP NEWS: SIIEERNES, JULY 9.—Sailed the Caledonia, Carns, for New South Wales, with convicts. HARWICH, JULY 9.—Sailed the Prince of Orange packet with an Express for Holland. The Thames smack has carried away , her mast at sea, and is brought in here. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 9.--Arrived the Thalia, Pedler, from the Downs for Bombay, and Good Czar, Munro, for Cowes ; the former has sailed for Bombay, and the latter for Antwerp. DEAL, JULY 9.—Sailed the Stakesby, Hen derson, for Batavia, and the homeward-bound for' he River. Sailed the Brampton, Moore, fort Calcutta. THE THEATRES. DICJKY-LANE.—This Theatre dosed for the season on Saturday night. The following Ad dress was delivered by Mr. RUSSELL : " LADIES AND GENTLEMEN—.-After the usual season, for the success of which our sincerest thanks are due to your gene rous and uniform kindness. it becomes our especial and pleasing duty to express in the warmest terms the deep and cot dia! sense we entertain of your liberal and unremitting patronage. 6' In the several provinces of t.be Drama, that exertion has been employed without which we could have had no preten sion to the high favanr we have enjoyed. 'l'o deserve that fa. ! your, without injuring the interests of a meritorious rivaL establishment, we may with truth Aim, has been our ardent . and incessant effort. " I beg leave to add. that Mr. Kean's late accident pre vented the completion of a wish that he should appear in all his established characters ere the close of the season ; but it is his intention to return when his previous provincial en gagements are fulfilled, and have the honour to compleethat intention by once performing each of his principal parts be fore his departure for America• 6' It is with much pleasure I have to state that Mr. Kean's temporary absence front this country is agreeable to a mutual anti cordial understanding and arrangement between himself. and the Proprietor, and that it is his intention to return to this Theatre again to court your indulgence. " I have now, Ladies and Gentlemen, for the Proprietoe and the Company of this Theatre, only to repeat the thank 4. my grateful feeliags have already dictated, and to assure you that on his part and theirs, no effort will ever he spared to' merit the continuance of your kindness. Till next month, we most respectfully take leave." ENGLISH OPERA ROUSE.---The Farce of The Hunchback qf Bagdad, derived from those Tales which will always be the delight of the early days of life, was revived on Saturday last. The characters were all well assigned, and sup ported with admirable spirit. The scenery and dresses, Sze. &c. are beautiful and a'ppropriate, and the piece altogether was so entertaining, that it received very warm applause throughout from the audience. TERRY again officiates at the Haymarket Theatre, as the Stage Manager, and Mr. WARE is to lead the Band for the first time. The Theatre opened on Monday last for the Summer season, with Hamlet. Mr. YOUNG, so many years the favourite of the Edinburgh audi ence, 'acted the part of the Prince to a crowded audience. His performance was marked through out by a just conception, and if he never broke off into the lofty flights of KEAN, he always dis played judgment and a correct taste. Tuesday night he performed Sir Edward Mortimer, in the Iron Chest, with singular energy and effect ; and last night Lord Townley, in the Provoked Hus band, in the most admirable manner.—(Edin burgh Courant, July 6.) HIGH. TREASON. AYR, JULY 4.---The Court was opened 'here, to-day by the LORD PRESIDENT and Loan CHIEF JUSTICE CLERK. Their Lordships walked in pro cession from the King's Arms Inn to the Church, which had been fitted up for the Sittings. A Grand Jury was chosen, of which Sir JAMEA, MONTGOMERY CUNNINGHAM, Bart. was Foreman. The LORD PRESIDENT delivered his charge, and thereafter, three bills were laid before the Grand Jury, accusing the following persons of having committed High Treason withiu the county, viz. Front Sicwarion Parish.—William Orr, Andrew Wyllie, John Dunlop, Thomas Nl•Kay, James Wyllio, Robert Kerr, and James Rayburn. Front Galsion Pgrish.—John Go!die, Joseph Abbott, An drew Adamson, Alexander Roxburgh, George Roxburgh, James Roxburgh, James Nisbet, Alexander Wilson, and Thomas Gray.—And • Front Matzdtline Parish—John Dickie and Hugh Wal lace.., The Jury returned true bills against the whole, except Thomas Gray. The defendants in cus tody, viz. Andrew Wyllie, Thornas - M‘Kay, John Dickie, and Hugh Wallace, were then brought into Court, and informed by the Lord President' that true bills had been found against them. They named as their Counsel Francis Jeffrey, and' Henry Cockburn, Esq. Advocates. The pri soners were furnished with their indictments, and recouducted to prison. • There appeared for tire . , Crown, John H o p e , Esq. Advocate Depute, - atid Mr. ames Arnott, W. S. agent for the prosecution. The Court adjourned its sittings at Ayr until the 29th of July., when the prisoners will be . brought up to plead . guilty or not guilty, and . the trials may take place in a few dayt thereafter.