The Sun. — London, England, 1815-07-19 00:00:00

-Tki.B 1;1011,MC etnioNTeLr. The-oonion „ F the prellcl.l J;3l:niatc 11/ec tittg the 3ornd / :ig nronze,e •, 11 ,1 the 0 • t. P P ° SitiOn, with wilir!) that iYlfriPt!c 4) • (1- Tiet tes so p rett ii • y,as or, ? ;:in nr)r theit or chme - -rart, hut .hot tlit it recognized Gazerte. • 1 01vi n • t• , Tat'iert'd frcini the Ai! 12Atracts (From the Jo4rnat dr 'Paris.) c ` PARIS, JULY 14. he most - ►t• -'rts snOP°'"i""s t conditions • "The .Ifortring Clir,nirie td "' al . pimr on the _,.. n_., 4111td, hml•reflections the most re"o France. The Editor, of Peace which Etighind 'shall dirt-ate:he 1...g1114 4 individuals that 1 11(1" It he write s in a Coltyry whet e gape t,;h„.e f0r.,..re,.... ent 4 % 4 or nations are so well' kno,, n . , alil an d th e Prinee u. of the 4sll.'roti Treaty nulled I'''''' Xl' Ill : n d oti the helm became Of Enitand, aCtiiitz in the, name t.„.._.,...,e Princes.s ~ ~.._ kinß• The trelt v betireen the I ' v '' I attached.l"" their re ., l oe c 4 l., : st e . toil tnot:sa red when rewnwn teas no division ofli ,e.ople; th.'llts• PCoo, that ino Molt thereis well as t o ail executionl 0 _ It a: -4 s 4 clitice colln,oil to all Princes, as and entire t 4 "d 11.‘thiabt v 0,11.1 exist as to the full ' iis front the trviity of Paris. not surprise or „,_. ii Is to the rest-Ihls language does l is the seised"T"g *tielf •4e'llor.ii,,s, Chrouicle—t hat J .urnii constantly declared 4'14 4 the Oppositioti, which has for its 0hi,..0r, the ve..lesta 417%iiiitt ill war ~vliieli should have . „in, of Francs. truly 's;inieni „f ti„. Elmo-I). ns on the i, t i l d I , it; thi,..,111.i5, c '" the tont r4 , 2 - d , by seconding of the the attachment, power th,..,;:,5,7t, f\or .tliis " ' el f .e Fti c,, lad have manue.irs of l tiheirsPy:tern it,.,4,1,,. til,,.lr,i,iii4ters ~,,,..t„, whigs, the h Cif the sovereiztitty „ife;her3,t)ple.• lade i fT o r n the 1.131 cautsieu: ', '114'4 Lord Cie-ovine, a thtserterevery country, by. io -"' ''.l'c-il, lili e , 0 „, my others 'n . ~k• Peers his . lliiiiris,t ,f p,,,,, h is 4,,,,,,,,1Ce1i in the House of si r NV hite •t in retrc t• 1, 41-'ll '4l',issiii the re‘t of his lik saw,e party in th.. )44'1' tht‘ ' g .1 ' - Champion of the to his existenet, 444. . _ oo:t zea_no,, ~.., put an end t,t ~,e%,t,(4.oitvovotts, has kilns,+l shall bY' tr is of which eycnt rte ) tie acctiatit. both Re and bye render the c madmen,. to " li ar t he remain still in England who :u is laid I"totatire • , d r the sole aim of " the country ~ trolildes • ,4 1 n''':, . desire to see . RovaltY ' • I„,te.. to. lifi.e. I hey of „eg„nate that ruin excite , 1)Y ciril War, wher e the cause . 1 " -s. I l'hey desire .tSic. , lo receive ifs last triumP-L . ,•,.. „,,,ituen, as ' ill atitil,T, ‘ o attest the ‘ I f the RevolorionA. ', .:.,,i its progress. laali,,,k It . . 1 tut " d as it has ma" immense ma liit-ti . ic coal:vi e:wet:t e n t, an ~ , "s ctrtaitik, • is .li,t, ths: sent" jultl Y '4 tilt. ti, • i ' the of theatre gitsu nation. been sentiment of the tho ;::,,lilttii, it all the countries which .have to legitimate-."uThis ti ky ha I,t the Principle of hresilist.tell 4the :I:liihedolonic.a,..tterfiittrni'sh,d ships of wa L' to 1 , to St. Pe" re-established. re 541.5414'4 441'tioatii:)"a'in'cl ' sent a secret armed neutrality of the 1"I'll4:" t"Pl.'''.°l'e the famous a--- . 'e s the factious . sent su t ,„ ' 'l' inariti:ae Fibers : pi-L.6Se'). a ....11 oormtion it ' tq tile isle . ''' .h, h the 'English oat:' t.,it .N,,,M4, •w ,e vi,,t,„(k.,, .., „,„ of he Idti.) (P.corn Vie Journal des ! )1,,,-"*" --' iilei,ti Journal from the (he .11,,i,ite,r It,ts versed to be tin. °:ein. necessary that i l'i, dtti,l,,i that trans- .1„,44.. : Y• It dovs lilt, howeve!., ' suck, as _,. , 1, .. "'lilt oti-ht to t iii an Arti cle ' The scansia. I'4 ii„ . k . : - ,e'" . 4 ,. kroitiele' List to,,loti - !..., trii!li tut. Aiorning C ,xciked for the. the It At ti tilt- 34.oPt,ingt (7,'lrwticle has ." _, Europe, ." o, 4oll.Nt"'ot the WhOle Nlonarctles °` tnutsia,ton of ‘lhici.,t'44t-`llii infamons artists, f ir e 1 Journal, and o Ikliki, •,4"t 114 t ,this !lave tiviled any Frtfict .. It nut whether it i,:ilt,:i: %Lit t„„kik„cil ,:, say, hat we -".% d faith • .e _goo l *iistic , ''llittt7,:i"'ive to sound priocid'es'—ijts Ki m; I.' . _ I,i, l.yet tilietu Trewies—:-France or witty E:ittor. pro: I.ll 't "I the above articles the of ~ one o f th,i''!'is toiroat ". the production now in th,'t' tlngli,li Ily,..natists or Secretaries re of his Vriii,i, r, 1'" ~. ~,„ exposita_ t,.1 . k.;lpnal ;" as. if ,"' trouble, or S if it.i.. .%':,l vtorthy of so much his iA,titill''''s wis 2.10 t vilillinos tendency of all- --: disgust in the si'ltkiitly notorious to excite luvet, of trcl i)reast °f the good cit:zens, tl liberty tl.' 'lll'l the sitivocate : for - rationallto excite the er Y • couuiv. and, cons( q uer." i (le I French I,rt reProhittinn :,r the conduct ors nNzs. l'lsng by ;his stale trick, however, • r. itsdi by /I, e - ,..4:l`ii","olistent dvfence set 111) ~...,s. Thq o the ablk.hro,iieje) deseive,, a re, cratint. ii ..... so much asset h' short, f,,, ie,,ily where there I- wyneriti zitlii)" .ii:11. so little arg,"'"" r' 7 , 'instead ,i 41"ittption • of the litignted ,ti nts, it i s kiv4l'l4 an,wer to the accu'sx:ions made,and we elleteis''Y .to reason on the Inatter:eies anti 1,• - ()111Y to dt.,ignate the ieaditig fkii'a conclusion 4',lstQ:i seutinious, o come to a bora ri'tis".ll' With that nt mitt Parisian Ca"tebrniiiiiem, itii) 12. t hat- ii Illore anti-social, :Pe' abused tiflkvouti;attd disloyal Publication Ile ‘el.,n, or tli t'e'l()111 of the press, disgraced its ow. s4t tste i t, every other country. After 1 hate we s tlh ql t 'e cotintry and false allegation proud of tli e t° t"3 tlie riter profe'sses Ilialstdt • •es tie 4ervit knation (which he,- however, . 11e1 1 ~,,,,,i,, „,',O "f being consideres d the organ of "'di an ettat. Now; this is cot the cha rge' -anti ti,irritt:ii wiil rectify the mistake --for i . ~, is ( . not ' rtlid . jaeobinisin., The Chron i c le ac. • I it. be, clisel.' i t shiftinyly states itself to lit:ti ll , ur T4aititainitig the doctrines of sovereignty,fito_, lating front the people, of the benefit il_i, tisitdittY succession, and of the rights ° -..ie °l'llgt: settle t heir own intefnal affairs :—." , or r 4t ' i r t 51t, illtil it pervert eiliese -doctrincis to. tuvstpr 4111Plis the prnfession of them, in orde r i 118 tilt , til ItlVOCat:y of had ~ principles, suelllil r,v 11'''"';; '4ll popular 'connotio:is am`i itrc.ts 'ogf: rile l'ti4ll% (tinier the appcilationof the t i 11.,., n ;cad A i fif i•ile(l4. ail .contending for usurpatio,- "L es: ti. 111(.4I "te'essio'n, and of snpporting the exc ' - ' ‘e141.41311Y of kayOAPAIITE, and the wilitar . y des putisrn of his prc'to,-inp coherfs, tinder the born atiii thar iii •this it was he - .rhoice •;.t the French (.:iwt ,rninent tcf Pre; c'. Na - ion Hort. far thi; t%riter la bAurs unrler menial delusion, or n icltrrlly dicircs to dereile others 110-it subject, is evident trout fullotvi qg nasseige iu his diatribe of Ibis inorn ii,g, if we cart tinderstawl his tncauing through the ofi.rnrir y rind absurdit y of his language : "It has ;Nen proved - to the rirmaimtraliun i t7ie World, that liberty alone is-streng prom, pre-eminence of Great Britain has nodmibt - invired the French with that en- thusiasm in the pursuit of it c. of Wm ty , which ims mated their (forts' for the LAST TER 44F A CENTURY." The n►an who can speAk of the vAriou. tyrannies which the - French Revolution has produced from the Jacobin Club, through the Parisian Sections, HOBBESPIERRE, the Directory, &c. to BtYpttik; PARTE, as ar► enthusi►►stic pursuit of liberty, is fitter for Bedlam than for waikiog abroad without a keeper, and assuredly does not flatter the British Constitution by instituting a comparison between its well-poised and durable structure, and these mad, ambitious, ever..^hanging projects of pros perous factions, agreeing in no one principle but in thal of oppressing the people, in whose name they pretended to govern. After son►c further stuff of the same kind, the , Chronicle, speaking of the Allies, asks " have they even non• succeeded in their plan of forcing back the FaENcu I'EopLE, (the French people stun►liug always in this Pa per for the rebels and Traitors who unite with it in the cause of BUfiNAPARTE) to their ancient condition." Now, ancient' being a rela tive term, we cannot tell to what epoch the sage Editor refers, %rhether to that of Loots the Ist, FnANcis the Ist, FlENRy.the4th, or, as is probable, to the era of the commencement of the Ree'olntion. Whichever of these-it may be, however, the siin- plc answer to his gratuitous assumption is, that no such plan was ever contemplated, that all the nonsense he prattles about forcing the French back to the old regime, with feudal rights, tithes, and 40,000 noblesse, is the pure creation of his own distempered brain, and has not the slightest foundation in reality or truth ! The rest of this 'tirade we shall leave to the Editors of the Journal de Paris .and Journal des Debats ; if they will only translate it front the pa ragraph we last cited, all France and Europe will join in laughing at the weakness. and d:spising the ignorance of a Newspaper which could.vent tia on string of assertions respecting the suit: 0 1 France, and of public opinion generally, which the worst informed person upon the Continent must know to be utterly false and ridiculous. , The following Decree of BIJONAPARTE - after the bade of Austerlitz, is not without interest at the present moment • ,„, nituNl4, :Nov. 23. NaPoLrov, Emperor of the French' and King of Italy, de ecrees as follows . • • 1. A contribution of 101 million frinc,s (above 4 millions sterlin;: -1 is to be raised from Austria, Moravia, and other provinces of the 13,m:es of Au,tria, which are now in the pos ses-ion of the French Army. 2. This sum is intended.as a gratuity for the army, agree ably to a distrihntion,. which is yet to be arranged. - • S. The price of all magazines of salt, tohacco, arms, powder and other military munition stores, which the French army has no need of, and which our - General of the Artillery May not take ix) France; mid the sale of which, we will deter mine, shall be given into the money chest of our' army, in order to divide it among them as a gratuity or prize money. 4. Out of the foutis of these contributions, a 3 ;as those of Su Chia, there is to be paid three months pay to 's!! Gene rals, Otlics.rs and privates, who have becm, or may yet be, wounded its this war. Ife'ad-quarters, Austerlitz, Dec. 7. (Sigited).. MARE'!. The master of a vesel which has arrived from Havre-de-Grace, states „ that about a fort night pre%ions to Iris departure, the CommAndaot ot the place, acCompanied be the General of the gar ikon, proceeded ot► board about 22 American ves sels, vs hich were then 'in the port to ascertain- the act•ommotlatlonc with which thy) Were provided for 'some passengers of distinction. Added to this circumstance, the gates of the town had been closed for eight days, and during that time all communicalion witia:the interior was interdicted. Yesterday the Earl of LIVERPOOL. and Viscount. SinmouTti had audiences of thePRINGF. REGENT. Last ‘Vednesday the lion. FREDFAUCK .LAMBE left Londo►a for Varis, to join Lord CASTLE RE.‘GH'S suite. The Hon. Gentleman had. been expecting for some time to go to Munich on a IllisS;orh Yesterday the Duke of York, as Commander in Chief, held a Military Levee at his Office in the Uorse Guards. Among those present tvere : General Sir George Nugent, on his return from the East Indies; \1.1j,,r-Generi t i Skinner. on his return from the West Indies ; Major-General _Baynes on his return from America; Major-General Sir Thomas• Brisbane, on his return from America; Major-General Sir E. Stopfurd, Major-General Stirling, Miljor-General Ramsay, Major-General Coghlan, Lord Craven, Lord Charles Manners, &e. , - His Royal Highness will hold another Levee on Friday next. NVINbSOR, JULY• 18.—Yesterday the Dotva2 . er Marchioness of BATH, and the Countess of MAC CLESFIELD, arrited at the Castle from London.- , - This. morning Prilleesses AUGPSTA atitl SoPH tA rode on horseback. Erinress ELIZABETH, at tended by a Lady in IVaiting, took an airing in a earriage to her cottage at Clay Hall. The QUELN doe3 not leave the Gi , titc. Yegterday the Pr neess CHARLOTTE of \VAL!'S tow]: an airing in her r•,rriage, and honoured the Duke and Duchess of ORLEANS With a visit. On Monday night Lord Ct.,,tticAnTv's baggage icyliggon, drawn by four horses, arrit•ed at the Fo reign Office from V:entia, conutining official hook* and iylpers, in the enLe c, F. Mr. SMYTH, the Ales singer, and one of his Loktiship's domestics. ORICIN IL POETRY. Cnme flay! a 1.1 lead ytnl Elealth_to view, .IV4h rosy Ajornitig, peeping. thro' Tier cloddy lock, and cell of 'd,•w. Come EDOA ! fair as rising- day, 'When firs.. her ynang and larighing ray Dra 114-e's . 'Tisk is,:ay— 'Come fnnia! se;Fet as early rest, AN'lleii first thine image eite..rs my breast Come Day ! and ev'rTtlow'r expand, And on the big,h;.4 Mountain; stand To breathe the beauties o'er the land ! Come Buomd bid gay Hope stand near, And ever cherished; ever dear ! Sing sweetest music to wine ear ! Come Eboaa! yre enchantment Hee, That love way give the soul to thee. • Come Day yet not ivith tardy pace, As tlio' thy bent and blushing face , Shed tears o'er every listless traee.-- 7 Come EtIGAR ! haste as fast thy feet As thou hast taught thi; ht , art to beat When springs it forth' thy htart to meet! Come EnclAi'l! e'er its sigh deplore It has nut pow'r to rove thee more! July 7, 1815. ANNA. THETHEATRE.--Mr. CoLMAN's Interesting and pleasant ConiedY of hitt! Bitll was represented at the - Hay -Market Theatre, with several changes in the performance. Mr.-TEattV . gave a correct, spi rited, and affecting- portrait of the honest Brazier. F° O TE, who tome_ years ago'appeared in•the character of Handel, at Drury-Lane Theatre, and who has since, it seeins, auquired considerable provincial fame, was the:Peregrine last night. His figure is good, and face capaide of expression. His deportment Vk , ils. easy, and his representation of the character altogether was ittiressiVe. His voice is cleat', but he is apt to fall into a low and faint tone at the close of a Sentence. He seems well calculated to support the class of sturdy ino rali.qs, in the middle period of life. Mr. 1' ooTE , according to report, came with a high reputation from Winchester School. Another novelty was- MI'S. HEYWOOD, front the Circus. Sic performed the part of Mary in a very interesting manner, and Is entitled - to a sttition on the boards of a regidar.Theatre. Alf.RussEci, was Tom Shujielon, and he sustained the part with humour, though, perhaps, a little exaggerated. A-Mr. LislosAv, from the Dublin .Stage, acquitted himself very well upon the JO NSToaNI3 model ill Dtnnis Brat gruddery. Miss GREVILLF. displayed . -ao ,atiected Lady ut Fashion very well in Lady - Caroline, and the Comedy altos -ether went off with well-merited applause. E PITT CLUB.—On -Monday a numerous and general Meeting Of this Chib was held at -Albion 11,.tise,_Aiden , ig - ate-strect, CHARLES HARVEY, Es q . AL P. in the chair, when upwards •of - 60 persons were ballotted for and admitted members among whom . Wri e, • Sir.F. Fowl:e,. Bart; M. H. Beach, El. M.P.; W. H. Evacli, Esq. ; N. =.:Rt.yd, Esq. M:P.; the Dean of Wi clte,;ter ; t he Rev. A. ;. the Hon. W. frasr ; Soticitbr-GLsovral of Scotland; the 0. Sir Wyndham Dolling, Hart; Thutoas and save srl folluwing specimen of' perspicuity is front a Mn, ning.Pirper :—The Earl of Okiisto,No has taken a• house at Hampstead, for the benefit of ,her Lady ship's health, who has: been for some time much indisposed. 1 A wan of the age of seventy years, by the name of G•ace, hanged himself on ThurstLy. afternoon, to a head-stone in Winchester Cathedral Church yard, by a small piece of packthread. No account can he asceriained forthis rash act; but it is sup posed the deceased was: in distress. The f'ollow ing.is the inscription on the stone, (Mr. JAMES AlAllNl.7tes.) to which he was suspendvl : • " Go!) :; rant that all ,who o+► me cast au eye, May straightway go, and wisely learn to die." Satuutlay se'nnight a dreadful 'fire happened at Sir T. MiLLER'S-, at Frail, Ham', ►ehich con sumed, several barns, co►ttaininti a large quantity (4111 " , ' , iied wheat, &c. tour waggons loaded with I►ay, three machines, several hay-ricks, three straw-r•eks, one .vetch-rick,.&c. _ _ _ Some tim „ e'ago a poor man was taken ill in the street, wit,ch stopped a number of people ; some thought he was in a state of inebriation, but af t era COn V 41.51 ve fit, to their astonishment, a worm ten inches long came out of •his month. A Gen tleman present, whblind been till then, like many others, quire prejudiced. Flowever,•, 'he took the man anil the wochr to Dr. GABONER's, and obtain ed medicines to complete his cure. The worm may be seen at No. 3,-Eigh-street, Shoreditch. This,small incident •d 'Cs good. to the public, as the patie.nt ifs cured ! •Prejndice Must bow before the weight Of •truth produced'in this .fact. The Doctor conSsilted on Monilay•s; at 74; L9ng Acre, and Tnesdays, at 3, Shoreditch.---.Medi cine 4s. 6d. I Os. Gd. and 30s. Boxes One Guinea. 'rite l'uldie are informed that Dr. CooPER, and three eminent Surgeons, .of 30 years expei - tence in Strictures, Fistulas, Debilities, &c. have establish- - ed a Medical Board, at \ Charlotte house, -Great • Charlotte-striiet, Opposite Howland Hill's Chapel, Blackfriars-rnad, where the Public are relieved from the most dangerous diseases, without saliva tiff!) Or confinement. The Institution claims the attention of those who have attempted the core of themselves, or who have hem so unfortunate as to consult illiterate pretenders, whose improper treatment have ruined" thousands. Eruptions 00' the head, Face, -and Body, Sore Eyes, Throat, Mouth, ta4 Nose, Vertigo, Noise in the Ears, Deafness, Diinneis of Si lit, Pains in the Head and Limbs, frequently miStakeo for Rheumatism ; iceakness in the Knees, swelled Ankles, - with a general debility, &c. arc a few of the dreadful symptoms tvhich appear years after, and ts , f) utter cutbitter the Matrimonial State.— Mesrs.. entmEtt and Co., are consulted daily by Al ranks of people, troth eleven till eight precisely ; or, by letter, inelosing a Fee (for no otliers are answered), stating their .case, when Medicine and Advice is sent to all parts of the hingdom.-- Th e y cure the Piles and Fistula, without bfirnin_g (Jr Cutting, and give advice to the Vow- on :tiles-, day, Thursday, and Sundoy, morniuss, till 12 o'clock. NAVAL NEWS. nEAL, Ji7LY 18 I% t h Caledonil from Buelo3 AN:Tes j his niiesty's slitp 0 - lonics from )f la ige flcet of transports, with troop! from last Iron) Portvnonth. Saileft tiffs INlAjest y 's - niiterti, and fivron, pn a crui , c oty • D engeness. PoIA - smouTn. JULY I S.—Arrived hi, Majesty'3 ship Rota front Ow D - ovns:, - Sailed at (14y light this morning his Alijetv's ship C ain r , with transports with it ()ups for Ostund., , --Wiltd w. PLYmouTti, JULY '17.-Cathe in the French ship. Le Juste, RUDDLE, Master, fr,un Marti nique for Bourdeaux. with • s,gar, Bt,!. detained by his M - ajesty's ship Cephalus ; the Frvneh ship Jeune, bound to L'Orient with tinibet, detained by. the Superb Wall of war. Arrived _the brig Britannia, DUNCAN, from Teneriffe, with wines ; and his Majesty's ship Bermuda from a cruise Sailed his Majesty',S ships Pelorus and Ferret on a cruise.—Wind S.W. FALMOUTH, juLY IG.—Arrived the Diligence store-ship from Plymouth, bound to Milford. Sailed hisMUiesty's ship Havannah on a cruize,,. and MusipiitLi on ditto ; Lady Welliligton'packet, with a mail toY Corunna ; Princess Eric-about peket for ; and Princess Mary packet f o r Halifax, both with mai!s —Wind N. W. HAktricil, Jour N.—Arrived the Prince of Orange packet with a mail from Holland. • MADEIRA, Juka 20.—Sailed from hence on the 13th instant, the Sir Stephen Lushingtmi, CnE vEks, for the Isle of France.: On the 15th sailed the Bengal, --, for Bengal. and Chapman, FOsTER ) for Ceylon. Ott the 16th sailed the Elizabeth, Foakks-r,.and Pottom, WELEANK, for Bengal. On the 20th sailed the Carmarthen, Ross, for .Bengal and Bombay and the David 'Scutt, LOCKE, for tombay and Ching. The Havannalt frigate,. Which arriVA at TM nonth Oti Saturday from off the Isle of Bag, was fired at from the French bateries on,Friday last : the tri-coloured flag was still flying. Rear-. Admiral Dixon Struck his flag in the Va= Ham, 74, on Wednesday. His - 111 , ij(sTs ship Stork, Captain . Cout.soxi sailed on the 14th int. front Leith roads with se— cret ord-et.S.-‘ • NAvm., AFTOlNTmr.i.rrs.—Captain Palienhatn,- to the Bet ; Captain WOliidge, tothe Alhadore ; Captain Wallows. Nl`Colloelt, to the Ganvontde ; Lieutenant Fortescue, to, the Terror ; Acton Purser 'to the 'rerror ; Mr. Browni Purser, 'to to the Belle Poole; Mr. Billing, Sure,eon, to the Duncan; Mr. John Coel cane (2), Sutton, tb the Amphion ; Mr. Tilon 1 ; Mallio/.Sorgeon, to the Brune; captain Swart, of the Storli, to the Royalist, rice 18 , ; , Iridge, resigned from ill, health. LAVEt;:nr.E.-The, pacification of La Vend4:l seeins to have been effectr.t . l by the Rebel Geherat LAMARQUE, at a time when the brave Royalists had not heard" of. the discomfiture and domilal.of the Usurper. The Treaty between the Gener al •lit Chief SAviNEAu and LANAJ.;GWE iS dated the 128 t ;June, at Chollet, a considerable town in theDe partwent of the Maine .an:, Loire, and nut fa"' from the borders of La tend e. The articles are ail in favour of the Royalists, who have complete libert j to go where they please, and to.serve and bear allegiance to whom they please. The fre qu'ent use made of the now obsolete word Emperor sufficiently stews that at least,thet , e gallant, faith fial - men were ignorant of the consumm.ition of their wishes and the restoration of their virtuottS Monarch. • • CORN-IFACIiANGE, JULY 19.—We had Tilt Grain this morning, in COnsegnence cif ‘vlich fine S'ainplus of Wheat , anll Oats were readily taken Off at - 2`..lOinlav's prices: Fine Bar -I.ey is in dentanil; :roil fully supports its price ; other kindS of grain continue tl:e.same as ots. Monday. HOP INTELLIF.NCE. SPUTIIWARK .TVfT 17.—We have little or nothing tiding in How, t•onsequegtly the rrices are 'tiorititott. nog-,4 from 61. to 8 guineas--.l',icliets 71: to 9 goineat.---Very tine and good to 101.—Duty 90,6001.Thii Hops in the Weald of Kent and, Sussex are still very unpromising, with an inCrease of vermin; but in the vicinity of Maidstone, they look rery fa r, 'and a celebrated Iltip 6rourid near the town, is expected to pro duce from 7 to 8 bags tier acre. , . A Brussels paper has the following paragraph, Under. the brad of AntWerp, July 10 The battle of IVaterloO, by opening to us the gates of France, will doubtless' restore to uS•those im mortal masterpieces df our painters, .00 which Prance now so unjus ly prides herielb and of Which we were stripped diming the reign ,of Van-; dalisin. Our old and iiwnortal paintings, recoil .ciuered by our sons, will' becom . e a double raomi thent of nal ioual glory." Nnt only•Goverument packets, with mails, mes- Sengurs,;and dkpatelies, are sailing daily between Dover Ostend, Calais, and Boulogne hut also passage vessels are every tide departing for, or ar rhing•from these ports, ,and the number of pas engers is already vets; eonsidcrable. On Wednesday the Freirch priscit4ers at Dart , moor destroyed the tri-colouredllag with con tempt, and stilistitrited the tyhite, or Bourbon one. much fo French- consistency ! the act, ever, ire dare" say, was a mere ruse -ale gtterre. for the •pUrpOse of ',obtaining their liberation, and contr,ivitig iftski Thisthicf against their legitimate Monarch. • ". At' the retinegt,of the old Bath Rifle Company, Ctip'titinritoßzq.pll4.torwarde - d an offer from thent to Government of tlteie services, which wero readily accepted by the. PRINCE REGENT ; and they are to - be attached to the North Somerset .Yvomanry, commanded by Colonel HORNER, as ..dismounted rifletnen, of which Capt. THORNHILL is the Adjutant. Yesterday a finectild, fohr years old, who was left alone in. a room in Hill-street, Finsnury... some - accident set his clothes on 4re : his piercia 4 square, where there was a candle le ft hurnlog, by screams b:•ought some persons immediat:-ly t o hi s iat L s Mile-e n d ;°e111:'Ll .found drowned in a well cio.se by the a t 0-uu, • 111