The Sun. — London, England, 1815-05-09 00:00:00

B 1 SVA' Th e iv his,' ' Li " Post Office 13111 was read a second mghr in th e House of Common s . It tli le itb s ome opp os i t i on, at which, considering Itt! e B " x pedien cy of ' the plan, we are much sur :. Th e sense of the Souse was, however, tt.ciderily With the R eport of the 6ommittee, an d tt : ' e lC ew buitding may be expected forthwith on of St. l‘fartin's-le-G ran d. The INGENUOUSNESS ± TRUTH Journal de Paris says that the engage 111°11bee sPr have taken place in Italy have not ‘ v- 1 ' i and that th e retre a t of ATC/RAT had oY:dif fe rent . m ot i ve than that of disa•qer. this dav,)—and the quotation t h e i bat the at p Transl a t or f orgo t to a dd , h tl satne Paper contains the following para . e c ~asttl Y retk Lit. AP RIL 19.—The • Neapolitans ar e of ing they h av e l ost 9000 men and 14 -4 can non in the ditrerent battles that have Place.** f our 44:1'1;111::11:11111::'rls,shf;:--rg -(tn.ll'°ter‘ovfi:ifesoftle word truth.'' ol Messengers "in e attired from Vienna, who left that City sub (ll'ellt t 't ea the arrival in that City of the Ratified t°tltY'-accfja"letl•by the explanatory Declara • t ilent at the 13riti 'b r r ed Government. The last of tite 7, 4 „" and wizen he left Vienna 11 4 Tea 1-414 been therea week. They have brought Thicol;retsPailtlent Ratification or Declaration.— \t it 6 *.ela y in a 'ease where every hope of success kall.cPreeotvd ro depend on promptitude, natti -I.4l,..:eeasioned much speculation. The prevalent 1 46 - " qrs on the Continent are as follows :—Ba tkiv.a' Wirtetnherg, and Baden, are said to. have , 'it 'l Pea ce, and at all events desired to be 44 ‘4I '' if they have not positively refused to acT St ili tn t 4 the Treaty o f Vi enna. It is believed that iiofe.teS, sure of being ruined by h ost ili ties , ilt, er being - crushed b y t h e decisi'Ve success of i h ar k wi O r ly, h ave been tiegoeiating with the Diet v t tlei 4rl and a T reaty for the maintenance of dill neutralitv."" • eatio4 rtbe cr e di ted that the whole • of this fabri tt\t I."t s on a mistake which occurred in THE or 11 Yeste r d ay,. when we mentioned the arrival r. 444, n 4II ER from Vienna " on Sunday," th a t litftlreeter l'oving reached London several days (I 'llre elt • AS for the delays which the Writer provided he can point out none in the tht Aates 44 illoveruents of the Allies, and e s p ec i a lly o f Y Li s l'e Mentions, we w ill su ff er hi m to en 'tools paradise of their Neutrality. S n - qtle of 'e(l, l nor Newspapers have published the ;:%4' t: t'S. () F the New T. xes, a work scarcely ue ,.1111;1111:11 it is seen wha d t alterations may be matte ‘i tt,,ltes an d then the Tax-gatherers will cont )l' i l , • much information as they could dte): t , i Ilti M l' '''' su bject to all concerned. It seems I t 441) untiet()dd c onsiderably to t 117 s the mercantile nt . ,, 11 ; .,,.• j'•• '' t 1)., - - e g i v.., in another part, an . tt t t -i;rr. It i s interesting the Official Communication .ti h t 4 1) ,. the Russian Ambassador at London,l ill'll,el il.l.Tining of 1805, ;t1.1q:I'l Britannic -Majesty and explanatory of the views 0 _ the Emperor i_ f r i, r Y t)cftileit formed for . the deliverance and sect I ? litf,"4 Pe. This • - .iinleed, a-State Paper °t '' 1 111.:1)et• .l s:i of the It Itieditist.. ~ and : u. ei t iy . it was penned._ Administration ii 4S • ' l ntls I ITT, by whom .. - ev / i set ,,illt (iently made the basis of the g eneral . et ih , rsby I ' Ilt t)t. Eklropeati uffai the Congress at , : ,, 1 . . ri: 41111Ster . ed in er iti , 8 m ere Yesterday busily employ ' '1• 11 t r 0 '• - )milue hinllinicatioos with each ( ' l ''' t ' v as I .11 ' CAST other, but no It , at k p 11 - 1. Viscount qiti, z tlice of the PRINCE ItE arltOn- GE L N E T REAGFr had a 1 t • 1 1 at C rtr.s the K c , ..(ssets- 1 the evening Mr. BIIM":1* 1,, er, as dispatches toVienna. l'l,,,,,`'lerd, sent Off with Nis visited the , Ne k ~`-Y the D o k e of ORLEa -- • 40 • "EGEIv r ' t tie e , • et (lay ' Iront Ostend which came to band y ) e n s i - - tl i i elle 'll3leliare 115 t ' ' -ct the immediate e( ‘, l. : llt'i t ' ,, Ll t of hostil'tl t'qx several armies were on i -; Cl; ( r l A : ,‘. On the 2 ' deisiist, that under the Prili c e l e ., ."vl;"c was put motion. A geneurl 1 l ' t e t " t w as ex -d I to •ix I 1 7 1 , , ery ho • ill4ltik'tilltrY) for I•ecttl ta..,edpo.acteei 4444,, toe six Illi,es rou l n . . , i `e (Tetting of ta e sluices. blls been 1 41 ) ; eer _, • bee 11 It is a. eur i ous fact that THE SUN has 141 ten times o f tener quoted in the Pads Papers e e the return of BUONAPARTE, WllOlll it utterly 2 test % than under the BOURBONS, whose cause,.for I, l, Yea rs., it cordially and consistently supported 1 181 W e may b e to ld , is a proof of the new li °f the Press, and so it is, for, besides twist frt. every sentence from its mean i ng , quot i ng as tile 1 1? t he Su n t h at which the Sun has taken from Chronicle t Ar ;or the p urpose of reprobation, the gives onite ur recei ve d (o f the sth) absolutely the h alf a col umn as an « extrail die-Sun," which 'litor Of t h at Paper never saw before ! This steated the Liberty of the Press., 71 ; le —" t d Is e of Lord s , we un d erstand, i nten d Ictrning from Thursday to Wednesday next.— 0 1 ,„ C:iininons will p ro b a bl y on l y take two or tit ti ' e le nolidays. A fter the Recess, the business i ti Sessio n will be gone through briskly, and ula t t t " )l. unforseen impediment s , we are assure d the keeks• whole may b e got over i n a b out six SECOND EDITION. SUN OFFICE, Two O'CLOCK. We are assured by,some Gentlemen who arrived yesterday at Dover from Calais, that the Mails from Lisle of Saturday and Stmday last had - not been received. It was hence coujecturerl that Lisle had declared in favour •of the King of France. But nothing certain of such an event is known. We learn, also, from a very respectable Person who left Paris on Thursday last, that BUONA• PARTE was in that City on the morning , of that day, but left it in the evening*. \Ve are assured also, that at Amiens, a General named SEBAS TIAN!, bad ordered an hundred young men to join the Conscription, six of whom refused, and were sentenced to be shot ; but the tumult - Wsti.so great in the town that he was obliged to quit the place, and the men were liberated. By the latest accounts from Ilrussels, we learn, that the Prussians stationed-at Namur, Liege, an Luxemburg, amounted to 100,000 men at least But what is better, they are, enthusiasts- in the cause of their country as well as soldiers - , am. burn ‘with eagerness to tread upon the soil o France. It was conjectured that BUONAPARTE intended to make a dash upon the rig►►t of the Duke of WELLINGTON, in the vain hope that the Duke might not be prepaied for him. The Prussians were near on the left, and were increasing every day in numbers. * Possibly another trick. BREAD.—No alteration in the price of Bread for the ensuing week. The National, Intelligencer, the dead-official Paper of the Aniericail Goverotnent, has the fol lowing pa.•sage : " IbSPtiESSMENT OF SEAMEN,-ThiS 111IpOrpillt subject having been %vaved in the late negoeiat tons 'at Ghent, and a Treaty of Peace concluded without any provision thereon, the subject will in all pro bability become a source of contention, and pos sibly of war, between this country anal England." An Officer of high rank in the iloyal service at Ghent thus writes to a friend on thesth instant " A hundred lancers who have deserted - in a body from the rebels are this moment coming in with the White Flag." The inhabitants of Calais have been required to lay in provision's for thfee months. Some ships which had been lade❑ with meal and pease for England, had been compelled to unload, and re turn to. England in ballast. A Gentleman who left.liourdeaux so late as the 27th ult. states, that ,the 'French force there rtlid not exceed 800 men; the remainder had been or dered off to join the armies in the North. Several . affrays had taken place at Bourdeatti between the inhabitants and the soldiers ; but the French Go vernment feeliug it to be their policy in the pre, seat crisis to tranquillize as much as possible the pes-): . )1e of the South; had given orders that the sol dit 4ould not any longer _cry— Fire l'Empereur ! On the Ist of May, the ,stamp on the French Papers was changed. The Royal stamp, with the Lillies, was continued from the entrance of 800- NAPARTE into Paris till the 30th of April. That which was substituted on the ISt of May, and which is now to be affixed -to them, is the same that was used during the first era of the Corsican's usurpation, with the Eagle, &c. - The Journal de Paris, of the sth, admits, in an article from Milan, of the 19th April, that the Ne apolitans had already lost p ,000 _men, and 14 pieces of cannon, in the different battles in Italy : a pretty diminution of Mr. illuttAT's disposeable force ! Accounts have been received from Lisbon that from 15 to 16,000 Portuguese troops were about to be embarked for the Continent. An interview took place yesterday between the CHANCELLOR Of the Excucatna and a deputa tion from the holders of Exchequer Bills, with a view to a further explanation on the subject of the proposed funding, of Exchequer Bills. The Gen tlemen were informed, that such of the tormper subscribers as were desirous of acceding to the proposals of Government, amid had not Exchequer Bills hm their 'possessions for the purpose of sub scribing, would be allowed to subscribe 1001. mo ney, instead of the value of that sum in Exche quer Bills. Those who agreed to this plan were required to pay 10 per cent. deposit as to-mot•- row, 451. per cent. on the I Ith of June, and 451. 2s. 6d. on the 1.1 th of July next. • At the Perth County Meeting o❑ Monday last, an Address to the PRINCE REGENT, on the pre sent state of public affairs, was moved by the Duke of ATHOL, seconded by Lord KINNour.., and unanimously 'agreed to.---The meeting also appointed a Committee to co-operate with those of other Counties, for the purpose of obtaining an alteration of the existing laws with regard to Distillation.—(Edinburgh Courant, May 9.) Lieut.-Getz. BRENT SPENCER has ken returned. to serve in the present Parliament for time Borough of Sligo,. in the room of .10/IUA SPENCER . , Esq. who has .accepted • the 'office of Eschcator of Munster. Sir NEAL O'DONEL has. been liberated. His health had suffered so much that immediate dan ger to his life was apprehended, and the Lords Justices remitted the remainder -of the sentence. (Dublin Paper,) • On Sunday, the neighbourhood ofi Bayswater was tht'own into the greatest confusion, by the appearance of a remarkably fine large dog, of the Newfoundland breed, labouring under the liydro• phobia. He attacked and severely wthinded a Gentlethan. After may efforts, the animal was shot - , but not until he had bitten several dogs. On the 28th ult. a large compaily of Gentle men met at Mulß's lon, in Lastiwade, Scotland, to commemorate the birth-day of the late Lord NELyiLLE. PO'E'TRY. INIPRO.AIPTU lirs.DAmEit's having presenter) a Bust of Fox to ByONAPARTE. Lo DAMER joins, as'all mankind must own, A head of ,marlde to a !tear( of stone, And hence, 6y all mankind 'tis understood, Her heart must be of stone, or head of wood. A FRENCH CARICATURE. ' A whimsical Caricature is at present exhibited in. Paris, founded on the mode of expression used for brevity's sake by Frenchmen, when asking for any Newspaper, lir the Coffee-houses ; for exam ple, calling the " Journal de Debats " " Ie De bats," the " Journal de l'Empire," " L'Em pice," Sec.—The picture repiesents Louts XVIII, BUONAPARTE, and the young King of ROme," sit ting in a Cafe, the Corsican reading the last men tioned Joitrnal. his MAJESTY says, very politely, " Sir, when you have done witit THE EMPIRE, I will thank you to let me have it;" and NAPOLEON, pointing to the boy, replies, "Sir, 1 am sorry it is not in my power to oblige you, for it is bespoke - for this young Gentleman !! !" • • LEGAL QUERY. MR. EDITOR—I am a man who was sentenced to die but the offence being slight, and favour able citcmhstances appearing, I received a free pardon. I am told, that all debts, contracts, and engagements whatsoever, to which I might have been previously liable, have become null and void, in consequence of,my being dead in law, and that I am, in:fact, anew man. Pray, good Mr. EDI - PQR, inform me, either from your own knowledge, or through the me dium of any of your legal friends, whether my wife became a. widow on that occasion; and if death did us part ; if so, I shall consider the flay I was condemned to the gallows, the most auspicious of my life ! Honoured Sir, ever your's, Plymouth Dock, May 4,18,15. • SIMON HENPECK. SPURTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING, 1815. - MoNDAY MAY. S. • . . , Mr. Prince's Young Eagle, Sst. alb. beat Mk. Stonehover's Slender Billy, Bst.9lb. T_Y.C. 50gs.-2 to 1 agst Young Eagle. Sweepstakes of -100gg e a c h, haft. B. C.. Mr. Stonvhe‘Ver s ch. 11, Slender Billy, 9st. 21b. Ld G. H. Cavendish's Cat, Bst. 9lb 2 Mr. Stonchewer's•Hamlet, 9st. elb . ' Mr. Villier's Cwrw, Sst.. 31b . .-..... Ld Yoley's .Merryticld, 9st Mr. Terrett's Bluster, Sst. 101 b.. - • 6 10 to 1 agst Slender Billy-3 to 1 agst Hamlet—'3 to 1 agst " .... . _ Cwrw.—'7 to 4 agst Bluster. Mr. Mallet's f. The Desired, by Send, out of, Teazle Orna, heat Mr. Shake spear's f. by Sir David, darn by Buzzard, Sst. 71b. each T. Y. C. ,50gs.-5 to 4on The Desired. Mr. Villiers's Don Cossack, Bst. 121 b. beat Mr. Wilson's Charlotte, 7st. 81b. A.F. 100gs.-7 to 4on Don Cossack. , D. of Grafton's &Feller, sst. 101 b. beat Mr. Charlton's Ge neva, by Young Whiskey, bought of Mr. NeYille,"Sst. Ab. M. 100 gs, b. ft-5 to 4on Jeweller. D. of Grafton's Wire, 851".31b. beat Mr. Vansittart's Cecil, ist. 121 b. B. C. 200g5.-2 to on Wire, SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. EXAMINATIONS,. DIVIDENDS, &c. -Nfiller, bacon-dealer, Panisland, to be examined in the Sheriff- c l er k' s _ chambers, dumfrie's, 6th and 22d May, at twelve. Donald Robertson, at Miln of Logierait, to be' examined in the Sheriff Court-room, Perth, 9th and 24th May, at eleven. Creditors of Andrea' Carmichael, shoemaker, Newbigging, Meet in John's Coffee-house, Edinburgh,. 17th May, at one. Creditors of JameS Fraser, merchant, Inverness, meet in the Athennin there, 24th May, at one. Creditors of William. Ronghead, merchant, Haddington, meet its the Blue Belt Inn there, :3d June, at one. Creditors of David Gullan, cabinet-maker and upholsterer; Newhigging, meet in J blues Coffee-house, Edinburgh, .17th May, at one. Creditors of John Gillian, merchant, Edinburgh, "meet iu John's Cotfee-house there, 17th May, at one. Mr. and Mrs. C. KEMBti are engaged for six nights at Plymouth, and for two at the Dock Theatre : the former house, opened• yesterday evening with their performances of Don Felix and nolante, in the Comedy Of - The Wonder. • ,ELLISTOV opened the theatrical campaign in Birmingham on Monday evening, with a corps of considerable strength and respectability, under the . management of Mr. BRUNTON ; the play was the Road to Ruin, - and - JONES, of C9V4ilt Garden, played Goh(,finch for the first tim e in his nati,i3 town ; and to give • eclat to his first •apPearance, he also delivered an address, written for the occa. Sion, by Mr. C.OLMAN. Monday last having been fixed on, some time before his death, for the benefit of the late Mr. SinnoNs, the public availed themselves of the opportunity thus afforded, to testify their respect for hi 4 memory. 'I he entertainments of the even ing were MT. SlDDoxs!s own - play of Time's a Tell Tale, and the Ninth Statue. The house was crowded in every part ; and such was the general anxiety. to indicate the sympathy which is felt for his surviving .family, that we have authority to state the receipts at 4201., which, deducting 451. for the expences,of the house, left 3751. for their benefit.--(Ediul mig h Courant.) Mr. YOUNG, as soon as he had performed the character of Evander the Grecian Daughter, on Saturday evening, which lie did with increased feeling and effect, set off for Manchester, where he is engaged to piny three of his principal cha racters in the course of this week. M. CONSTANT'S 'PAMPHLETS.—The celebrated Pamphlets on Ministerial Responsibility, Liberty of the Press,..etc &c. by M. BENJ. .CONSTANT, ulster of the Interior to Bunnaparte, are translat ing for The -Pamphleteer.—One of the above will be printed in the next No. X. which tvill be pub lished on the 15th. of May. No. IX. contains. Carnot's ItTemorial to Louis :Yl'lll. l Of M. CoN STAI4T• the Edinburgh Review says—'' He' is du questionably the first political writer of the Con tinent, and apparently the ablest man in France.. His answer to. the Abbe Montesquion's foolish plan of restricting the Press, is a model of pole mical politics, uniting English solidity and strength with French urbanitvi. NAVAL NEWS. DEAL, MAY 8.--Arrived his Araiesty's ship Argo from Portsmouth, to receive the Flag of Admiral SCOTT, the Commander : in Uhl of this station.—Came down from the River the James, for Rio Janeiro; Carmarthen and Lord Castle reagh, for the &Ist Indies ; Susan, for the Isle of France ; Admiral Cockburn, Archduke Charles, Seringapatam, Mariner, Lady Hamilton, and Al bion, for Lisbon ; Milbank, for Gibraltar ; and - Little Belt, for Newfoundland, and remain in . the Downs, with a large fleet of out ward-bountL--- Arrived, and sailed for the River, the Indian Oak, from Bengal, and Venus, from the Brazils. HARWICH, MAY S. -- 4 . Arrived the Auckland packet, with a mail and passengers from Holland. PORTSMOUTH, MAY S.-Arrived the Heathcote transport from Bermuda, and the St. Jaques, PAiNg . , from Havre-de-Grace.—Sailed his Majes ty's ships Bermuda, Clinker, and Pickle, on a cruise.. FALMOUTH, MAY 6.—Put in by contrary winds Nal. 3 and 569 (transports), and three brigs, names unknown. Also the Elizabeth, iron) Lon don to Malta.—The Duke of Kent, Marchioness of Queensberry, and'Diana packets, reported as sailed yesterday, have brought up ia the Roads, owing to the sudden shift of wind. - Thee Young Vtrap American privateer proceeded from off the Cape of Good Elope, about the 3d of February, for St:.llelena, where she cruised for 10 (107 , 7, but did not make any capture, and is ar rived at- Ph il - rdelph la . The mast makers at Plymouth are working their dinner hour, to expedite the work in that depart ment, as-...ve1l as the plumbers, loeks - miths, &c. after the usual hours. It has been ascertained that in Brest harbour the. French• have 31 large ships of 'war, and in all about 54 sail. The. Coromandel store-ship is ordered to Ber muda ; and the Hebrus to - Sbeeruss, to be dock ed and fitted. THE ARMY. The 36th regiment has arrived in Cork ; they are replaced at Birr, Roscrea, Nenagh, &c. by the North York Militia, from Mnllingar. That brave regiment, th e 79th, or Cameronian Highlanders, under the command of Col._ Douo- LAs, marched into Dublin :on Thursday last, from Belfast. They have since embarked at Sir Johr4 Rogerson7s-quay, for the DOwns ; their final des. tination is Belgium. The. Officers of..the 59th have presented a vain able"sword. to Captain FULLER, who lcd the regi ment so gallantly at the storming of St. Sub4stian, %Amu they lost 20 Officers and 388 rank and file. The dep6t of the 27th,-or Enniskillen Regiment, arrived at Cork on Sunday last from England, LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, MAY I. THE O PERA - HOUSE.-IA'ATF,RS U. TAYLOR. Sir S. ROMILLY moved for an order in this cause, for a receiver, on the ground that Mr. Waters had violated the order of the Court, in making expensive alterations in the interior of the House, and not paying the nightly receipts into Ransom's Bank, as directed.--Judgment was postponed. Courrr or KING'S • BENCH.—Yesterday being the last day of Easter Term, the Court heard only motions. LONDON SESSlONS.—Yesterday morning the Court for holding these Sessions was opened at Guildhall, when some ordinary business was transacted by the CommoN SERJEANT. The pri soners brought up for trial, were remanded, in consequence of the absence of the RECORDER,WIIO was prevented from attending by a domestic ca• lamity. The Court then adjourned over its Sit tings pro forma, to the Old Bailey, on Wednesday morning (to-morrow.) WINDSOR, MAY B.—This morning tile QUREN, Princesses ELIZABETH and. MARY, went to_Frog more to inspect the preparations making there for the celebration of the Duchess of YORK 'S birth day, for which purpose her Royal Highness is ar rived from Oatlands ; also the the Dukes of YORK and CLARENCE, Lord ST. HELEN'S. &C. The Last Golden Prize ever Drawn, No. 12,688, entitled. on Saturday, April 15, to ONE TtionsaND GUINEAS, was sold at WEBB'S truly fortunate Office, No: 17, ,Ludgate-street (near St. Paul's), where 3000 more Guineas and another 30,0001. Prize are now on sale. NEXT SATURDAY the whole Lottery will be drawn, and„ WEBB is pie pared with a sufficient quantity of -the precious metal to pay,the Golden Prizes without any de duction, as soon as.they are proclaimed. • Although the feathered choristers at this season of the year delight the ears of those who visit the country, - yet we doubt whether they are more mu sical than the Goldfinches which are seen chirrup ping in the windows of BISH at Cornhill and Char inc,-Cross,--thoe -who delight in the harmonious Notes which proceed from them, should be re minded that they will all take their flight .next Saturtlay, the 13th instant,—there is therefore no time to be lost in securing them. Next Saturday the Lottery will begin and finish. Only 5,000 Tickets, which are nearly disposed of, tioaNsßv and Co. acquaint their Friends that the, l pay in Gold—One Prize' of 2,000 Guineas, F A ild Two of 500 each.., Also ,a Grand Prize.of 30,C j w, - pnd other Capital Prizes.. Tickets.and Shar es are selling by in 'She last ThreeENs Y w end. 2 C , 'Threels months, of 110,000/. besides Prizes of 5,0001. 2,0001, I,OM. 500/. osooo.o‘l v . h os old, &c. &c. all at No. 26, Comilla.