The Sun. — London, England, 1815-08-23 00:00:00

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His grave.of the tita n t„ 4 , tb °I LAttnnorcßE wits iniliTens3ble• on t h e 4r - 401 ' was tnaniftst and ereat ; his convic ti on .was I t i, a 3 l ail d in his person,. it might be saMI, 0, th e vtnetittestiott of the criminality or innocency or il,'l.etteh Rebellion, of the re-establish t4'eitlirow of the Itonrhoit Dynasty, and of the I t- e re-establishment tare wre‘tcheilness or welfare of Europe. I.' 44 7 b"s be en (let:Wed between lawless anarc hy ~,,,., just. ride. and the sword of --qtten andlattions iteuellion- vengeance has , • ile A s an individual, ' too - , • the punishrnent , of th is ttisl:^ ad.rnits o f no .r,o.i,t, .except such as U V ' - tet ri i ) frt) nt the reflection, that a similar measure of wally duil - the Islay oot fall tipoli heads equa--,, .. x41.1c1 hearts still inure corrliPtcd* Il ls iiq i i ' been committed to' the COnciergeri_re, lito:I1 s' Ih'eviont to itia Trial. -If a tear may b ver the youth and inexperience of LA- )vlijell 4" here is there a feeling of t his cl 4 ex.. .one emotiou of sympathy for nature tit' ..v" ill rratice matchlels Trait"' w.,u)s._7 Yti4y itl: _ " sYitueyrnous with unspeakable petntlY• it avn ............ 1 fl i t . 4e4" t() tis as if our Contemporaries lia! 14 4 tato .tstste b a4e of t nisconc ept i on reSpecting the new ttr .. (t ah, (l p i "nee. '..0 he no m an- l ioations lat e ly t lth ll° not as ne in;tlerstatul the matter, , reh e , 1 -14 4' 04 It the whole Pouse of Peert, bat is au .! kit,, t i . to th e c 'Ollll4 Chamber in lieu or those )4it4l' whQ have -been degraded from their (1-Ig. '1 ih (111 Sequence of their i•ebellion, 'aS sFeci" I I L' " It teelllt D.!erce publis ' lled by the King. lititlite:;4lS evitlent. from 'the circutitstanee (411„41, 4r-t-tvttx4, our FoocnE, nor Nl,artmoNT4 that 411 % k ; 11141-1 Y Other names), are mentioned in tilli4 in'all(l it is certain that these ‘'f I,, ti ' l3 or Vrance tnider I-1:e original Chartek persons re \ 44„)1,4 X VIII . ' li , 'l-I.(N'''' le ne‘V appointments we are'sorry t 6 t ' 4, 11 ti lt 1S:1111e names which confer little Itoutlar Nlit • Y' Which, to have its doe constitutional , tli a ''' fi le .1.4 c. "tate, ought to be possessed of high tis ter _ 4 'kit 4 I't.ll as extensive property, aced 113 11() latt er 4, , , - i re 1-8 sof necessity be deficient, it was the 1., to h e , . 1 111c4taii des ired 1 . that there should not be such .13 , lit it :14i'llre in the former essential point , . 4t4et I"c"he expected that the Prince of '''liki,, 4" the Due d'Otrante silo uid look to 11, I ' ll t hei r I) . I I 4.. (1, 1111 , ' art yto these appointments . , i'`llftil °I I:•rance is still it prey to the most ~ 4 7 i l:e. i 4 t(t'.alltiotion3---an,l t h e ~ A r , y o f the 1 lire 4. ient were a tnere nullity. 1 I'll' : 3 (liq)41111:11S i tic4( ell of as if the 'Kiwi's Decrees i tillovat le hn iner t. A ir -, ..0f tl,e ~ °lls specnt.ittions. respecting t:ie I . 1. 11 „ • La • Allied Arraies,---they are only ' sPe e ~ ie u ottd t oati z , 1 ~ , I t • 4... -(` l)rilleeS of Gerniany have pro , Ni,,""st Cl (Iceisi( e ' I.C.- ta ti, eir I , )11 c). lire Congreb's 'gilts. 1) , ,, 4 itlt. tillt s • ---"..----___ 4to .• trolu 1.1, • 1 , th at a .1.1 ,ibattoe3, flatel July 7th, fr i 'itis'a force had taken P"'scs. i • eulti s of Lbe The Frenoli haring, as Ire know, hoisted the tri-coloured flag at Gnadalonpe, a force was ci►ller•.ting at , Barba?:oes for the, par. pose of attacking that Island, whenever instruc tions, or a Decl,►rrstion of kVar,shall be received. MILITARY OCCUPATION OF AIALITINIQ'JE•O\ THE: 4Tli OF Jo NE.—The French troop::, at nine iti tire morning, were embarked in boats at Port Royal, for St. Pierre,,tad at ten the British troops landed and took posiession of the forts. The White Flag was , immediately hoisted, and the Civil Authorities vested wholly in the Officers ap pointed by Louts j(1 7 1111.14. Our troops were received on their landing with load and .hearty acclamations by the whole population of Fort Royal, and the adjacent districts, and the French vie with one another in acts of kindness and at tention to both'Officers and men. The Military at Gmadatoupe amount to : 1800, and are expected to make some resistance.- It" is not quite certain whether LtNots intended to de. ceive every body, or whether he was forced into the measure by General BOY ER and the troops.— LtNois appeared t;) be a staunch Royalists. Letters of, the 11th tilt from Point-t Petry, Guailaloupe, mention the circumstance of an at tack being expected. TREASON.—of a plot agaioA the King of FRANCE, ha,. been so frequently hiuted at, the followitig acfnitht is derived frow Paris:— •‘ l'he plot contrived by Labetloyere, the two brothers or iimmap irte Ind their foliw.rers : that their plan ww•as to bribe smie notional guards on ditty at the plane. to seize the iersons'of the King and his family, Mit then) Nto two CRI'. riages and convey them in the night , fr3m the ThuilLeries to the Castle of Vincennes: The Go, Ternor of Vincennes was to answci. fur the pri soners With his head; be promis,d every thing in order to be the better able to defeat the plot ; he gave information to the Duke of Orranto, who allowed him to promise all in order to discover the guilty. In short all has been discovered and pre:. vented, ,The King-, to reward the Governor's fidelity, has made him Lieutenant-Governbr of the Tovalids.—(Supplement to the Journal de Leyde, Aug. 18.) The. Su REVIEW of PITSCOTTI . R'S Chronicles of Scotland, will be found io our last page. The Earl of LIVERPOOL had a long audience of the REGENT yesterday. Oa Monday and yesterday Lord StDmotrrit had audiences of the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton- Haase. The Duke of CLARENCE came to town vester day from Bushy Park., and visited the. PRINCE REGENT. . The DnrhesS of CUMBERLAND arrived at Frank fort on the 10th instant. Every thing was in readiness vesterdiv at Cum heriand House to receive the Duke vwl Duchess. The Duke of YORK., on his arrival in town on- Monday, transacted business at his Office in the Horse Guards, and pAid his respects to his 11.6yAl BrOther, the Patxca REGENT. at Carlton House, in the evening. His Roy a l Higjthess transacted military business yesterday morning at York House, and (lid not. go tai his Office, nor did he hold a military Levee, as is customary. He paid his respects again yesternay to the Regent. ilk Royal Highness is not so lusty as he was previous to the accident,. bat appears in Most excellent bodily, health ; he can move the fingers of the hrtiken arni, WiNb4OR, AUG 22.—Yesterdav heirs;; the An niversary at the Doke of CLARENCE's Birth-day, her MA.II3iTY gave a grand entertainment, At which were present Most of the FAsitLY, and several of time Nobility : the If eGENT sent an apo logy for his Absence. The New Thome was ripened! in Vie evenin::, having been previously in spected by time QU'r , :EN and the P R INcESsRs. All tie Particulars in the French Papers rela tive to the attest of 36SEVII IitIONAPARTE seems to be erroneous, The : lice of his concealment hos not yet been discovered by the Police. It is said that tlitt Duke of IlAssANo (\URFA') received three bayonet wounds in an useless re sistancehe made against. the soldiers charged! to secure his person. By letters of - the 14th inst. from Antwerp, it . appears that the _Constitution had been rejected by the Notables of that place ; and by advices-of the 166 from Brussels, 31 - had voted for the Con, stitution, and 41 apinSt it. At other places, the votes seemed to be in favonr of it,. and it was thought that, notwithstanding the oppOsition manifested by the Clergy, theliing ‘could carry his point. Two circumstances have occurred, - which the French papers attribute to accident ; but which we strongly suspect to have had a different cause. - On two different occasions the huts built by dif ferent parties of the allied troops to serve as a kind of barracks, have been hurnt down. On one occasion it was the Hanoverian iKoops who suf fered, and on another the English. Now if any such occurrence can he traced to a malicious ori gin, and the utmost pains ought to be taken to silt it out—we do trust that the Allies will take into their own hands the itt(lietion of punishment, and that their vengeance will be exemplary. Letters have been received from the coast of Africa, stating the capture of five slave ships by his iNia j esiy 9 s s hip Comus, Capt.. Tirmetitt. The fifst urretidered after exchaoging a ,Cew sh ots with the six-oared cutter, commanded by Lieut. GanHAII (first of of the Counts), who :tad the comniand - Of the boats of that shipi. The second Was gallantly boarded by that officer, airil alt making great Essisiance, was cainwed, tI:ONA2.ARTBAN FRAGNIENT. fc A person; the other days = maintained that the Gentleman on board the Bellerophon was in deed " very like the late Emperor," and Was a very good actor ; but, that he was' only a fat per thquier of Rochefm.t !"—../ctr:-)bin NO:simper: * * * ; * * * and it tx o►►ld be very odd if this Should 'really be theease.Shoild the false Deuletrius have excited ail the bustle and .hubbub with Which the Country has been scandalized, and the , sensible portion of its pOim lation tormented; for the Lst month !—HOw wbitnsical it would be e:ere the ylrds madned . fOr a Barber of Rochefort, and all the wonder of Plymo u th wasted on a t wopenny French Shaver Indeed there seems to he some foundation for the story—for we were told t hRt when the Stranger came on board the Mieroplion he seen; :A to feel hin►self quite at home among the blocks,. and Made no more (of the cordage than if it bad been the net of a caul abut he tea; always (whis pers caution), well acquainted with the 'running rigg-7-ing7 . . . It is dear, however, that whether Barber Or Buonan.trte, he knew his cue, and that his He tions.t.vere so Wonderfully congenial to both cha racters that they would well befit either. Few men of any other description would venture to beard a British Captain on the quarter-deck of his own slip, or take him and his crew by the nose, rrs this individual seems to have done. The idea of the 114heas Corpus might be a'ccountcd fur ott _ ihe supposition.that he wished to perplex the big-wi gs , arid afterwards give them a dreSS .ing ; and the same _frizeur propensities explaip to a mir ac le the anxiety displayed at Plymouth , forigettiug in to &kir. His apprehension of be ing put into irons Was the result of e:-:perienee, and-his admiration of the curling waves the (con sequence of mental, associati.m. Similtrr Coni derations afford sufficient data on Which to .BC-' count for his intimate cbunexion with the W(h)ig Faction - in England—his hair-breadth .'sct;pes: their hare-brained politics, and their fitting to a hair * * What would Admiral Cockburn say were he to discover this trick in Lat. 15. S. Long. 5, IV. * * * What tvonld the Gentlemen who had such a nice long chat with him say, were they to find out that insttad of the great Napoleon, they bad been liambonzled by an ancient shopmate of the ex-barher Snehet— * * What would Capel Lotit say * ,Sprouti of * * * * CETERA DFSIINT. NAVAL N , DEAL, Auo. 22.—Arrived his '.Majesty's ships Sharpshooter and Bermuda, and Railed, with the Foxhouild and.PlomPer, to SheerUess, to be paid off. Came down from the River, and sailed, the Vittoria, far America. ReMains the - Faniiy, WALLIS, (Or Botany Bay.--Witid S.W. PoßtsNiooTH, G. 22.—Arrived his 41ajeqty's ships Havotdt, Hope, Comet, lion) a cruise ; Rufford, BELL, from Memel ; 4enny.and Phoebe, from Swinethunde and Eleonora Car lotta, from Stockholm.--Wind S.W. PLyNionTn; AeG. 21.--Came in thic Perse verance, from Cork ; L'Alfrede; from Ares:. ; t' IV,, from Waterford ; and four transports; With. French prisoners, from, Antwerp ; Tiber frigate, from a crntse. S:iiled the Belleropinin than Of war for Portsmouth ; Bittern sloop of Wa r for Ireland ; Bloodhound sloop of War for Liveic pool.—whid S. S. E. THE MtAll% R~tt.t'rt.a.—The recruiting for the 2tl West York Militia is discontinued. The Commanding Officer , Or the regiment has received otlitial autlior;.ry for the wholf!, or su c h p or ti o n - o f the. Officers that Were tli!lboclied last year (as may be necessary for the services of the corps), to proceed to Ire landtogetvieitr m h :11 with the men teal s‘il ,l o i s t e si tcrvices are inlexpiredi, wish as little delay as possible. The following Militia regiments have received their routes to march as follows :—East York; from Beverley to, Derby.; Durham,, from Durham to Newcastle-upon-Tvnerlie lst\Vest York Militia, commanded by Col. DixoN, march: ed from this place on Tuesday and Wednesday, in two divisions, on their route to Nottingham.-- (Leeds Inteiligencer, August 21.) • . A detachment of the Itoyul Carmarthen Fusi leers is now• stationed at Lampeter. Cardigan shire, in consequence of disturbances in that neighbourhood; to the luclosure . of Waste lands.—(Chester Courcwt, Aug. 22). iNgw FORK, Jut.} 24.—The President of the United States r:,nd his Ladyleft Washington on Wednesday, for their seat in Virginia, where they are expected .to remain for several weeks.--Ma jor-General Robitrion lias arrived on the Niagara frontier, and we understAnd is . appointed Provi 00nal Governor of thelipper Province. The seats in the pit of Covent-Garden Theatre will he accommodated not only with backs, but also with soft cushions. A bet of 201. has been matle by at person at Plymouth, that he will run -ten miles within an h o ur on Whitchurch DOwn, the day of the races. -Large orders are daily received frobt Paris for Tickets and - Shat 'es its the-Lottery which is to be drawn -To-morrow. This proceeds, no doubt, from thAt spirit for advt:uture which alt the na= - t iveS i.)l the Coutinent arc known to possess : in deed, when we consider the very limited number ol:Ti.:kets , the quantify and amount of the Cnpi- . talc, a:ld the.triflttig risk by which they may be o b ta i ne d, we cannot wonder at the dcsirc evivced j)y aii ciass;.o.to pa take :Leas!. IMPERIAL PA,TZLIAMENI'. HOUSE OF LORDS, TVESDAT, Avo. 22. Iresttrdair, at half-past three o'clOck`,L , rl don, the Earl ot Buckinglia-nc!,ire, and Lord Sidrrio,ith, aplieared II the li•mie of Lords at Iris Majesty's Cominisitiners (idly their robes ; and .I;:iving, taken their , entS on the Bench under the. Throne, the Lord . •Cbancellor eoni- Manded 'Jr. Qoarine, the Deputy fisher of the Black ftorl, to deiire the atteOdauce t,f 111'z:eon-i -n-ions it, the Irouse of Pet3TS, to li.ear iri s H oyal read. ot thts Sionmons, Dys , sn, t!!e Clerk; and other OilinerS Of the Itriw:e-or COmmons,.attend-. ed at the bar . The .Conitti:ci ion having- teen're , Ol, The Lotto CFtANCRLLOR salt! —" My Lords, and Gentlemen of the Eloise Commons, by virtue of the 'Prince Risgent's issued in Mg' name and on theliehali of liis Majesty, to its reetyd, eyintn,Anding to prorogue this p resent Parliainent to hurSday - , the 2d Of November n ex t, and i n pu'ral'-iiice of snclr command ‘Ve eOrdinuiy do hereby further prorogue Parliament to Tionsday, the 2d November next." - Parliament accordingly -stands prorogued to Thursday, the 2d Noveiiiher next. HAYMARKET THEATRE. Last night; alter the Play of A Do/i./ 'Stroke a liasband; a new musical Farce, entitled, A Chip of the Old Eloelc; ,or, the Village Festival ; was produced at this Theatre. Ai this iiieee . f toes not preterid tool(); or incident, we are not 'called 'lron to enter into a critical' exablination . ol its merits or elemerits'. The character of the Music is pretty, and th`e overture, it which - the faiiouri:e .`:catch air of the Quaker's Wile,' is introduced; was 'received with merited . plaudits. The. prop of the Farce, however, is NIATIIEWS in , O/d Chip, whiCh part he perfornis With ireiit. humour, siutiin Oue of those medley song§ 'of MiinickrY, Without which no new character i,s drawn fur him by our modern play-wrights. 'ibis Song saved a 'production, dther wiSe very (bill, and overloaded ;till) mawkish sentiments and clap-traps. . . GLASGGAV TFICATRE, AUG. 14.-Tlre Ope 6. of The cf,biiwt ,vi-is performed last night; iri which Ni;. SINULAIR inatic bii agpeartinc;2 in Prinire Or— lando. - . HOP INTELLIGENCE. • •. . . 111 . .tinsToNE; AUG.. 21.--'-The Hops in the Vicinity of stone, 13:trifling, &e &c. haVe fallen uhf considctahly iWcouse gnence of the mburd, brit this defect is fully cOmpensateil by the great itAproiernent hi the Pl;lntatiouS of Sussex Intl the Weald of Kent. SoirTillVAnk, AUG. I.=-11--a )cccottnts wr receive are nn favourable, yet the duty has itch - a:iced to ,C.9o,ooo.—Prices the Slane as la3t week: is oa was x P e l COhm xcliat.l6g; AUG. 23.—W e had hut few 11 1 4 e lf; overarra' fi l . s o t in d o a r y o morni ng; h ; ,e thereb T u r t ad,, v d u ll we can note no alterAtion in the Prices. Where the - sales were forced, lower prices were taken ; yet; upon tire xvinide, we consider them nom finally the, satire as On Monday. A Correspondent - Wishes to knot! the reason for the, preterit high price of butcher's meat in and pea! London ; lambs and Southdown sheep, six or se\'en weeks ago, fetch •d, at Smith eel.,cure, have of late and are • new sold %vith difficnlty at 21/. per score ) and other 'Cattle hi like proportion. If this be the het, it is s:thiect %vocally of thquiry. Rtat.—A riot of a Most daring description took plaice in St. John-square, about one o'lock oa Sunday morning -~by which the xvhole -neighbour frooa were alarMed, and called out of their•beds. It appears, that there is a club of journeymen bakers; who meet weekly at the Coach and 1-1 ,- irses public-hota:e, in the square; Saturday- night was their Meeting night, and haying got merry, they 'came out about one o'clock to run a race in the '"square. Makinvnore noise, however, bar the watchinan considered correct, he desired they would disperse; hut instead of complying, some Of The party knocked him down ; he, immeiliaidy sprung his rattle s and several other watchmea Came to his assistance ; they were, however, soma Overpowered, and their rattles and lautherns takers from them. News of this riot having reached the i:vatch;-Iniuqei Mr. Ballard, respectable traftes.• man, whis was ciddaty'as night constable, hast ened to the spot, to use his endeavours to restore quiet, but no sooner. was it known who he was, than sine of the bakers, by mame Clark, struck him a violent blow with a large slick on the tem ple).which laid hini•prostrate, and his head coin ing against the edge of the pavement, he laid to all appearance lifeless ; the cry of—he is dead, elmsed Clark to run, off; the wwehmep attempted to pursue him, but were prevented by his comp nioni, and Mr. Windsor, of Albemarle -street, who had been roused out of his bed by the noise, attempting to stop bins, was knocked down. He the'refore effected his escape ; but coming back to the Cocioh and Horses about an hour afterwards, by which time be supposed all would be quiet, be was diseoliered by the watchtn•en, and taken into custoly. Mr. Ballard was taken in a state of in sensibility to the 'sJetusalem Coffee-house, and Ilex! morning he was removed to his own home, where he still remains in a doubtful state. Clark 'continues in custody. EXTRAORDINARY ECIUIPAGE.—The folks of the cietropolis have seen a mendicant without legs, who moved on n sort of sledge with four ‘vbeels. During some time past he has been train.• int.; two - tine dogs, and they now draw him in. his vehicle with all the regularity of a curtic;e pair, On Monday ,he dashed down with his conductors to Peckhaut, and entered the fair, preceded by two.chimhey-sweepers„ and followed by a strong The dogs harnessed, and redline of mobility. decorated with blue ribbands, ran a good pace, and the novelty of the equipage produced nitwit mirth among.the spectators. He Ift tow n yes terilay, to make a second visit to Peckham, •but unfortunately, when he had reached the • - "Y"'" ) . , the rain fell in torrents, and made the roads so heavy, that be found it prudent to return with his canine assistants; At the Marsh Gt:e bar, the tollman was half-inclined to make him pay for a four-wheel carrie; however, he was sufferedto dnye on, as the money - takers were in doubt whether the Commissioners of the different trusts have any claim on equipages of this extraordinAry description, ,-'