The Sun. — London, England, 1815-05-22 00:00:00

Li ;S; fl i ol. t or' zigh aP - /de ly ; tha t 511133 o,t3i"; Geogrih of 'L.O O no• , vioad Clio ° d fro° Oobbi° - 100'1' n epee' g the!o tios' c~~r~~ I greS g it ist °" : •eite" eiv d c at fill ~(l ~~ i 1) 08 'lb° fo' ion" sf .~. n ~t' . t b 9l ~01 of t" : 0. 6 1° t" J ~~ . . t ailL . ....,,, . PRIcE eF st OC-KS ; Mto4 4.1 a riAlr ill W (' I.V II 9 . C1-il Per , :pet (it 14..: Cel'ons. 511 illix'll'ellikalcirlii:j. I‘l3(ii-'isl'::ll)34s2. 51725-"ls'aPlll7ll.rth. Per •• O.A i Per.• , • orts. 71 , • k tut. N a t, , ; I 01 1111111111 ,_ 3 Aim. t Gil tolis. for Accthint, sSti "---L 7l-1 E SUN. 14t t6 o'f° • t;'• • ••.• ;. • MAILS'. • • ' •• k i .in , z‘*otten,lNrir, tsaersise) and • Alta i 'vittetf,iTd: UitNt—l.Li.sbvil l H4ll,llurgh, S t i ft , • tio lv -^lt ft"., eracre tr o price of Brown ar Mtiscoyado Sugar, N4y, 1815731t,FIturps wade in the we e k e ndi n g t h e 1 7t h s 18,1: per cwt. 111 61 °lrtibp. rik tAT L ONDON BRIDGE 16-MORItOn qiinutet after 2. I Erenitig, Mitmintltes after 2. *fIL (MIS DICER E FALSIINI AIME:AT? . LONDON, 310 ND-IY, 111,1,Y 22, 1815. %t the preval ent at Brussels that the Chiefs aretbemßebels at Paris are quarrelling among , oth er Beives, and that SOULT, MACDONALD, and hav e bee n _ apprehended by the P o li ce . -v odin is stro t igly - assert e d t h at .B uomaPAßTg is frrl trea sure and f urn i ture, and - even pictures, r 4 P aris to Brest, where they are embarked on ' 1,4rt4111i men of ‘var, and it is supposed that if he is t hat Press ed he me a n s - to take his departure by e°hveyance for America. BUONAPARTE is t rt leallS so, popular at Paris as time Mo .sur ivoidd make us . believe, -and the Pa j4l4; ~1 1. 's sneak of' him with more freedom than d or y wer e, rms te accustomed to do, and in rdet lng on Contempt and hatred. It is evident 4 1 " li e has lost much of that commanding in lelte which he once possessed over time minds Of h. - tn 14 good peopl e of Paris, and in the- salve pro irtinh as he (reclines- in the public opinion, the li ll ac : bl4 P arty are rising in power and popularity, p gly e much cause tor uneasiness and (listrust kl9Naea.iri. W e should have ,no objection eacha ot lSee th ose fell ows cut her's throats, and e the Allies the trouble, of doi ng it; but Eu tkile (o ust not have •in Prance e i t h er a BuoNA ()r "ac-°hin ; b are the dete . r:- ble le( ' ene m i es of so oth cial 'vern : t, : and order an d regu l ar go both therefore must be manfully op rosq •. until they cea,e to exist. -----...........____ . tll 4 : e ill i ass of foreign and ituportant,matter cr'owtd: ...:e limns thi's day'. The French Papers are , :' 20th 11 3 —rtisseLs to the same date, : 1 1 to tip! IGth. it,not official, •bitt it appears, that The news respecting MI'RAT and Frank revent a ' .* llRNcnt twiji\7l,' le junction of Generals . in endeavour the r endeavour i\7l,' RiOl Clit his way through the force of 'tc(l three thiv3 Ll' ° t ru e ?" ' 4 ba it e to,h place at Tolentino, which tll ill the c (th e 1-1 . 9.1, an,13:1,) and terminat m ( '"l'l ,- !le repulse,' JoAcatmovhafell back °l' -,acer,t, With, Brea; luSi i n men alld offi.cers, ,;""r: n,e tatte'r hei , l2 'lace Generals wounded. .ii 'e I:ie'llta accounts state, that having got to Tje'lll4 lite pseudo King fled by sea, leaving his ar id; t,:'ik" `'other IluoNaranm to shift for itself. I.:•:he grt.ttel part of France,-ii Will be gather tti7lr"lit the whole. tenor' of the latest intllig• nee , that e(m utiy, is in a state of . 1 - it:Volution ,e '. ‘-ivil 'Warfare. Nt'e,have private letters which ocllifirirrthis inielliaence to the fullest extent, and Let. -i'l particular which states that the whole of v rt i ; "(if: e is again in arms under the While Flag iv e /(14f/tt il/onarch of France. C ite (:eerisive results must'inunediately fallow tr) Portentuns state of things of which - these ac iit„is, c "vey oul itconfused idea : for the actual ° "ll ot. Prance beggar s description. ‘V, i , _ -114" e receiv lexclusive of the usual chan bei, orii , Cc , „ , "els Orucles to a recent date. They con -11:11,3 oru- beyond the t out, It'ver3 nothing of public interest , . . w • - rzmg hrticles : A l ii 11 " 1 ', MAY 13.---11. de Talleyrand, grant! Itti tll°l' '' r (.4. the Kin ,, , and Archbishop of Rheims r r i ,• . aii ‘ed in this city• t a,jssßLs, M AY 1 4.—Therc was _yesterday a ~.4 , 14- (I 'ner and court at 'the Palace of Lack en. c biii..)'lg the iliustrions persons present, were , I ' e (4 Wellitot ' Duke of Brunswick Gets, Al the , . h , on, toe • 3,1, L'"Allb11 Ambassador. . • .11 e t ,L. i of Leige in th e 4, '.4lng possession of the it.ty (.' un trie,, 414 e °F the King of the United. Low , n ‘;'(::‘.as.yesterrlay carried into effect. . ia... (.;1,., ("it Ilnlo'w arrived on the lOtli at Aix ,,plle hothsc,ilo,rlQ. q't r , , ti t o l e .-irernen Gazette mentions the arrest, by a vi "A'ernillem of Ilanover, of M., Le. Car.lus, W. ell'l'llilu whom Jerome Iluonaparte created a / 1" , P641 i'11l Count, by the, itle of Fursleinsthin. 1,14 "'IS 911 hiS way front Park, to NOrten ? to his tiler-in-law Count HardZmberg'"' IV e this dav present R Our eaders witit extracts t Or t " 1 ` ) ve , y the " Kin g of Fl; INCE ; drawn up by t he cele ,ll. 1 4 "1-tl 14 . LILLY "1.( LL.ENDAL.--alld tile Report tate ut ,France, which from the • pen of A .nE CIIATEAUERIAND. It is to be be .if6fitien...- and pott , eifiii u; sitiieuts of men so fillnoia's for their i.ti=mts, and sc'i respected for their Virtnes, 1 .1 - reatly all the reflecting part of the I.i'rel;..ll ' 1 , General OUDINOT (Duke Of REGGIO_ is at, Brussels, as•is also - die Spanish General ALAVA. The DeClaration of the Loyal Livery of Lori, ton, which will, it is expected, be presented to the PRINCE REGENT in the course - of this day, is more numerously and respectably signed than any other paper of a similar nature ever was. It af fords the best antidote to the poison that was dis seminated by the Rabble assembled at Guildhall, under the banners of that celebrated Patricit, R. WAITIIMAN. Not only the Com Panics to which the Subscribers belong, but also their respective Residences are given, appendages WhiCh we strongly suspect Mr. WAITHMAN would have found some difficulty in adding to his Petition. MR. KENißi.i—We have the pleasure to inform the Public, who have taken an interest in Thewel fare of this great ornament of the Stage, highly . honourabe. to their own feelings, as well as to his character and talents, that he is now entirely free from danger, though in a state of extreme weak ness, naturally resulting from the violence of his disorder. We received this •.information diate!y from his nearest relatives, this day. We should regret that a paper of yesterday positively statedhis death, it the report had not drawn forth a general ~entiment of esteem and regret for the loss of one who has so eminently contributed to gratify the public, and dignify his profession.: • Our Correspondent at Brussels describes the Hanoverians and Belgians in that neighbourhood as very fine troops, particularly the cavalry, who are dressed in their ovri costume, and very hand some. The Dutch Carabineers are described as remarkable good looking inch, with helmets of beautiful steel, made very much in the old Grecian fashion. The French Captain ST. CLAIR, who was tried and conde►nued at Paris or the murder of a coin -, tezan called La Belle Hollandaise, has had a new trial, and on being broi►ght up for judgment,' stabbed'himself with a dagger in the Court ; it is believed mOrtallv... No 'ilessetiger arrived from Italy, as stated in a paper of yesterday. Mr. GUY, the 'King's -Mes senger, arrived on Friday afternoon with dis patches from Turin, &c. On Saturday a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office, at the breaking up of ‘vh.cit dis patches were made up for Brussels, and in the evening Air. HUNTER, the King's Messenger, was sent off with them. Yesterday Viscounts SIDAIOUTH and CASTLE REAGH had audiences of the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton House. A small Preach vessel arrived on Saturday even inat Portsmouth from Honfleur, bringing pas sengers, the Diu DE ROMAN, Lieut.-4ieneral of the King's Armies, and First Gentleman of the Bedchamber ; Count DE HAUTEFELTILLE, Colonel of the Ist regiment of Lancers ; Count D'ESPI NAY, Count ARMAND D'ARGENCE, Chevalier RIEIJL, all officers of cavalry, and several other officers, to join the Fretich King. They are de tained at Portsmouth for passports. • A packet, on b o ard of wlliCh were 30 passengers, arrived two days since at Hastings, front Dieppe. Two French Officers of rank were among the pas sengers. •'I hey stated, that they had but recently contrived to digit_ the French capital, where, not withstandiag all that appeared in the French pa-. pers, the general opinion, as well as the general %visit, was, that Louis XVIII. would again be restored within a month. They- wora goiogCO travel overland by the coast, anal take shipping for' Ostend, thence to .join the King and they had little doubt but that they would themselves' be again in Paris ini a few weeks. At Dieppe, a gloomy quietness prevailed ; but a temporary em bargo, which was laid on by BUONAPARTE, to prevent the fishermen, who had refused to join the army, from going to sea, hatt•beerr broken through, and vast numbers had taken to their boats, and lay at a safe distance front the place. In this situation, they were abundantly supplied by their loyal comrades front the shore. with every necessary, which was covertly conveyed to them by night. Many of theta had contrived to send their fish into the town, while others daily visited the roads and shore of Hastings.' The French military force at present with the King of France is estimated at 5000. It is said, that on the Continent British mer chandise has fallen considerably in price, and, on Recount of the great scarcity of money, there is hardly any sale for it. Many houses have already Stopped payment. An American Paper contains An account of an eruption of the volcano of /May, on the Ist of Feln wary, 1515. This volcano mountain is situ ated in the proVinceolCamarines, on the southern part of the island of Lncon, or Laconia, one of the Philippine Isles, in the Fsdian Ocean. Five populous towns were entirely destroyed by the eruption ; more than, 1200 of the inhabitants perished amidst the ruins ; anti the 20,000 who survived the - awful catastrophe, were stripped of their possessions, and reduced to beggary. , The favourable weather for the last few days, has made a material alteration in the price of ye a•etabies in Covent-Garden Mailet. Pease, which last week sold at one guinea a pint, are now re •duced to !:ight shillings a,quart. • General WHITTINGFIAM.has received the honour of Knighthood. Mr. yrairEan and the RE GENT appear to entgrtaio very different opinions Of the services of-this Officer : the for m i c ,. abuses last them, the l at ter rewards them. Our letters front Genoa are decidedly against the REGENT, and in favour of the Ainbassador, Orator, anal COTrespontient of the whole ilut4an race. SUN OFFICE, HAL! F;AT OSE ()ICLOCi. INSURRECTIQN IN LA VENDEE Since writing Our . rethar,ks for the day, we have reccii•ecLthe saiiifactrily inrOrniation; which con Ems what we have stated respecting the rising in La Vendee :—" We understand that in- liar been received from the COast of Brittany and La, Vendee, that thii lilsurrection Against Btrimili.AßTE is very general, •and the White Cockade every ‘vbere flying and that several General Officers have joined these brave and loyal subjects of the good King Lours XVIII.; and that in La Vendee alone, frOth 50 to 60,000 then are in amis." (OFFICIAL.) TELEGRAPH FROM PORTSMOUTH. . . !he: Captain of the Cephabis sloop just arrived from the Coaii of . Franae-LLa Vend6e in a general state of Insurrection ! NAVAL NEWS. DOA,. 111A)r 21 Arrived yesterday the Orante . i frigate from a cruise ; - Leveret and Sparrawhawk sloops of rear from off Dieppe. Sailed the Alert and MercuriuS sloops of war on a cruise. Came down from the River to-day the Swillaw, for Surinana ; Lord Cathcart, for India Thama.,; for Sur inam ; and the Earl Lansdale, fOr Jainaica. The East Indiamen have received their final in structions by their respective Pursers,. and only wait a fair wind.—Wind S. W. PORTSMOUTH, MAY, 20.—There Have been-se veral arrivals from the Coast of America thiS week. About 250 sail of ships, with produce; had left New York in the course of the moiitli of March, and about 144, in the same period, had taken their departure from-the port of Boston. I\l 21.—Arrii.ed yesterday the Hymna sloop of war, and to-day his Majesty's ship Chanti cleer, from America. CORK, I\T®Y 16.—Arrival his Majesty's sloops Lee and Scylla, and the Constant MAY 17.—Sailed his Majesty's sloop Scylla. The latest accounts front the West Indies state, tb:at Admiral Du k nAm w,As to leave Barbadoes'in the 13arossa, on the 16th, to visit the Islands to leeward, previous to I►is retnr►t to England, he may be expec►ed to arrive in July. On Saturday last, the dispatches for Bengal, by the Minerva, James Sihhald, Fairlie, Carnatic, Lord Castlereagh, and Union, also for Bombay by the Carmarthen and David Scott, were closed at the East India House, and delivered to their respective , Pursers. These 'are the :last. ship of the season. The Frederick transport, CHRISTIE, with part of the gallant 42d Regiment of Foot on board from Cork i for Ostend, put into Kinsale on the 11 th inst. with the wind at S. S.W. and on the 12th (last accounts) remained there wind-bound. All tlle troop ships at Spithead arc ordered to be fitted out at Portsmouth with all possible.dis patch, giving the preference to them 'over other On Friday evening the PRINCE REGENT had a grand dress party of between two and three hun dred of the nobility, and persons of d stinction, -at Carlton House, to celebrate his Royal Mother's birth-day. A grand concert was given by the PRINCE on ttic ocvabion. Saturday, most of the distinguished company of Friday night called at Carlton House to pay their respects to the PRINCE REGENT. and Princess CHARLOTTE, at Carlton House. In the evening her Royal Highness honoured the Opera with her presence. On Saturday the Princesses ELIZABETH and MARY honoured the Duchess D'ANGOULEME with a visit, in the evening her MAJESTY, and the Princesses ELIZABETH and MARY, after partaking of an early dinner, left the Queen's Palace for Windsor. - Yesterday Divine Service was performed at Carlton-honse by the Rev. J. S. CLARKE. The Light Horse Volunteers are rapidly recruit ing to their original establishment, in consequence, of a communication' from the piuNCE REGENT. FATAL °CCU aufortunate and fatal occurrence took place at Sithannth on Thursday last, the A young couple.had be e n in./Fried in s t t le morning at Otterton, and had resolved with their friends, consisting of nine females, and six men, including the owner of it boat, to pass the day at Sithnouth. For this purpose, they en gaged-a small lug-sail boat at Budleigh-Salterton, to convey theta thither, and back again iii the evening. On their return, it appeared - very evi dent, from want of skill in the boatman, that they . were in danger of being upset—which actua , lly happened when they were about two miles out at sea all the women were thrown out, and, la mentable to. say, each of them perished. The boat afterwards righting, the six men recovered their former places, sitting tip to their necks in water, till boats pushed off from the beach to .their assistance and took them in. The boatman, who had just retained from serving in the navy, trusting to hii swimming, unhappily quitted his own boat upon the apntoach of oue (if the boats from the shore, but, being exhausted, sunk just b e fore he reached it. Five Of the women were picked hp floating on the water',' and brought ashore, when prompt medical assistance was given by Mr: LitcHAx, and other Gentlemen of the Fa culty in the place, but unfortunately, atter ttying every possible tneatls of restoring lite; their eudea yourkproved ineffectual. THE MARK ETS". Coin:-E CAI 22.--The :\tarket was well suPpliel this rnorotFng ivish k;titt of Prajif. We hate receired V.i"--.eal from 0,/r 01Fri . Coast awl 441 - iro/id, 'mite samples. of :vhich sohl, lit the early-partof,the iuorning,freel Aitondav's , , in ices, but towaro tie elosQl he sales became duty ; Oats, in conseipenee of 'the gpod supply, has de . chlied is. per (punter; the saute ntar he. g;-0(-1 (-4 14.-irieSt ; Malt and Boiling Peas arc chil l in sale ; itt other Ijtitls of Ora.in there is n 6 alteration: mk t -cigu - 455. 6,15. Fine Grey Pcase -40 s. —s. Fine di:to - 69 Tieklieenis - -31 s. :17s. V..tr.;ii,!rwheat r 4.15. 5 is. 014,ditto „- 3Ss. 41 Fine (Lilo - - 695. Small Tick Be:ins •445. RYw • 345. Old ditto - - 40s. 435. Pine ditto ; - ass. Feed Oats -- -13 s. 21s. Barley -- - - 2:ls. 265. Fine ditto• - - CM. 275. Fine ditto - - 355.. -- 7 s - Polaika,ditto - -13 s. 2;s. Malt -- - 7 60s. 641. Tine ditto -21 s. Fill,. ditto - - - 745. —4. PotUtoc ditto. - - Wilitel'ease (boilers) 41s. 465. Rape lecd 801. per last. rine ditto 525. -s, GOs. Fine Flmir Grey Pease - - - Os. 35s SMITH Fi M A Y day's Market was pretty Weil supplied with prime Beasts; and the'sboW A Cattle in gene ral was ;piddling; Alutlon and Veal were cheaper; Beef, Lanih, and Purli, sold at last prices; and Abe trade, for the most part, was somewhat brish..The sales in the 1 - Lty-inarket were rather considerable ; Straw lids - dropped price; Hay and Clurer fetched last prices. , , Subjoined is an accurate statement of the prices and nuMbers:—. TU. sink the Offal, per stone of sib.• Beef, 4s. 4d. to 5,4 d. Mutton, 4s. ad. 1055.61.1. Lamb, Od. to 2s. Gd. Veal, ss. Od.lo Gs. 6d. Por k, 'J d . to Gs. Gd. Beasts; iB9O. Sheep and La m bs, 14,700. Calves, IUO. Pigs, 290. Seconds 555. 60, • TIAY-NI.I Hay, 31. Os. to 41. 10s. Straw, 11. 10s. to 11. 16s. Ciover; 41. los. to 71. Os. , - - _ I HELA a {FROM THE CLONMEL HERALD.) On theCommeacentent of, the Peace PreServa,: tionßiil with Aliddlethiill Barony, we'took s om e pains in explaining to the other districts of the • country, that, unless example were takeri,.and taken with very decisive effect, front that occur• 'Time, the Gentlernen of the country_ were deter wined to apply to Oovermitent, and Governiuent was ready to ,attend to their call, by extending the provisions - of that Syttite , to any other dis tr i c t which should persevere, subniitting to the tem of ontra;4e. Of one Barony (Clantvilliam), a few hardy peasants commenced the course so ad- . . Vantageous to its people •• they got arms an d fought..gith.themthey resisted and detected the transgress Ors; and apprehehded, and proSecuted; and convicted thetitatt&the Barony does not yet call for introduction of sttiperiutclitling Magis trate, and an extraordinary Police. - The Barony of - Slieverdagh has afforded instances of the same kind—like the fortner, the peasantry here alsci look - tin totheir landlords as th . e.ir friends and pro.. tectors; while they - Vigilantly repreSS any atteMpt at disturbance,. and enforce the law which . pre. serve them in security; It appears that ,the gistracy and Gently of Eliogarty; Merin, wartagh, and Uppei. Ortnorid; are of opinion, that these Barttnies require the assistance of Mr. Peel's Peace Preservation Bill, to -bring them to subor..- ditiation. . _ At six o'clock On.Tiiesddy evening a :parr, gen. teelly dressed, asef,nnied the i•siiing cirEisex-bridgei and having. trtkeri,off [lli hat, and laid it at his feet, he wildly plunged into the aver, and was drowned. The body had riot been found at a lat hour yesterday evening.---(Dablin OUni. May 18.) THE FOREIGN OeEttA.--The serious Opera pf I Rito D'Eleso was repeated here on Saturday. ;= The illness of GENI rendered it necetqary to' shorten the piece ; but to make up for this severe loss, instead of a Divertisement at the end of the first Act, an Interlude was introduced, consisting,' of serious singing, by SignorMAßoocut, the tenor of last season, accompanied by serious dancing; which .was well received: But the, general heavi ness of this Interlude, drew from those who were not ‘'icti:ns to soutno/encyits,uatural Operation, marks of censure from all who were able to resist . its influence. This " cOmposiug draught" is to be repeated -to-morrow evening;.---The Princess CEIARLOTTE was .present, and remained till the close of the entertainthents, if they may be so de . - nominated. • . Soirtnp._--An Tuiptoct, consisting of the inha- - bitams of Soho, was held on Friday night, at the house of William Crazy, Coach and Horses, Frith street, Soho, on the hotly of Mr. L—, a ba6k seller in Sono-square, who shot himself ou,Thurs day olernoon. The deceased, a most respectable man, had (hued. tirith his faMily as usual, atter which he retired to another part of the house. The family were shortly afterwards alarmed by the re_ 'port of fire-arms, and on the eldest daughter ofthe deceased (just of .age) approaching the spot, she found her parent Weltering in his blood, and life extinct, The deceased had shot himself with is pistol, and ,the ball had passed from the right jugular vein, in an oblique direction, through the upper part of the throat.—lt is not known what caused the depression of mind which led to this catastrophe, but it evidently'arose front insauity, and a verdict to that effect was delivered. We are informed, that Dr. COoPER, and three eminent Surgeons, of :.10 years experience in Stric tures, Fistulas, Debilities, &c.. etc. have establish ed, a Medical Board, .at . Charlotte-hous . e , Great Charlotte -street, opposite R ow l an d Hill' s Ch ape l , Mackfriar's-road, where the Public are relieved from the most dangerous diseases, ivithout saliva tion or' confinement, The Institution claims the attention of those who have attempted the cure of themselves, or who have been so unfortunate as to consult Men ignorant of so important a branch of the profession, whose improper treatment have t i lercur i t tlii e d th ousan d s out o f their existence.— Eruptions on the [lead, Face, and Body, sore Eyes, Throat, Mouth, and Nose, Vertigo, NoiSe Pat time Ears, Deafness, Dimness of Sight, Pains in the Head and Limbs, frequently mistaken 'for Rheumatism; weakness in the Knees, swelled 'Ankles, with) - a general debility, &c. are a tew of. the dreadful symptoms which appear years after, and too often embitter the Matrimonial State,— Mussrs. COOPER and Co. are co:lsidted daily by all ranks of people, front ten ti;leight ;' or, by let ter, incl6:_!.ig a Fee (for no of crier - dre answer ed), stating: their cast:, when and the best Advice is - sent to all parts of the kingdom They cure the Piles and Fistula, will; ,, fir_ or emitting, " acid g iv e advice, g -3ti,:, To:::.hy, Thursday, and Smith?) , murniugs, till (4.'L. ) 0,.k.