The Sun. — London, England, 1815-12-30 00:00:00

1,1,111,5. RRIVED,-2 rrottellbtirefli, i Du!iiin. Hanibu r o, 1 France 1 holiand, Gottenbargh, .2 Guernsey and srt~3.. W i at cr ford. •••• • , . . . '• •• -, Pitit:F. OF STOCKS ' ' ' 0, ' ' , . . V ,- •-- THIS DAY AT WFANE. 'CLOCK. Dank , • Stock, . - - • . I India ilonOs, 3s. 34. dis. 134.!r Cent. Red. au Exo,rt l . 1;i;k, 4s. dis.' par 3 per Cent. Cons. shut 01111th:31; I i A.per Cent 4. 744 • . . otti.,, i - or I';,yinent, 14iti" A per Cent. I:\;tyy Ann. .l1;:t I Coin. ;u; ()puling, 615 . 1 . rank L. Alm. 1 . 4 1 5-lUtlis 15 -; i •-,,, ~.: . , . . • ' ' COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Fl2l DAY, DEe..29. Amsterdam Ditto, at `,siglit , i6 6 Amsterdar. 4 Ditto, nt .',i'!"63lit Rotterdam • ll s 2 Us. Antwerp . 11 . 10 Ilamburgh It 4 2 (Te.. Altona. lircaten - '34 5 'Paris, t Day's Date Ditto Boutdeaux . , ditto Frankfort on the Main Madrid Cadiz Barcelona 34 t. Bilboa .tit. Sebastian's ". coronna Gibra!tar '32 Leghorn 49 tienoa .. 4ti 4—"Cicoice Malta Palermo tt..21 - mit .._ ' 1 , 93 Oporto - , ltio Janeiro A4lO of the 'kink on Irnll and Port n;.:411 cioht; 10 Coin Foreign Goid, in Bars. N'ew Dotibloons ... "..7c v Dollars 131 per,Ccitt. J;.4 2 0 per Oz. 4 2 0 00 0 - 0 '3 3 JIM! WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. 211 . erning, 42 minutes alter '2. I Eveniiii;, 3 minutes atter 3 it ri 1174 SOLENI Q(US !VI CERE FA L'IUM AUDEAT LONDON. S.11 1 '171? all% DE CE311117 R 30, 1815. We this day finish our. extracts from the Paris Pape'rs which supplied so - much inteyesting matter for our last public . -ation. The financial stave of py ;ance , as interwoven with the 'stability of the Government, is perhaps one of the most important sabjerts connected ‘vith our external relations to which we can Curti our attention. In this point of view the Budget for 1816 deserves a 'little ll~;tstratio~i. .1 7 1ie.• ordinary expenditure for-the year B. 16, I:feln:ling interest of 11,e ' fuudecl debt . am! ..J. . " 14,000,000 .of. trines -for the Sin;:ing' Fund, : . i ilour:ts to nearly 5'25,000,00i/fr. ; 'the exfraor h ( linarslexpenditore, inclnidirig the contkibutions to rile Allies, The rnailitehiance,of foreign troops, and • i v q;mini:Vitins,u/nLzi_l,4ll_l:or eventual .expenc,e,, tstin;:tted at rathzr more tr,15,P00,000 fr. rdAin4 a 'total orsop m illions , o meet this, xv'e fnl 320 tnillionsset down under the head of birect Contrihntions, „the sathe-sum which had been inkeo crtdit fur in the Budget for 1314. iliyeet:cons.ribotions to the amount of 224 miliions, i 419.rnai! ) s, posts; and extraordinary receipts, carry th e W4ty§ and Means to the amolut of the s'up -1)I'v. The direct contributions, which are of al !nu t the sane amount as our Property Trot, be tog duties...levied hofore, t!,e. chid: Atricestinty to be". ;Cpprel:euded i s in the ,produce o f th e indire'ct t aXeS• Of these the new or the: inureased ones '~ zre. upon cake, - raw sugar, cocoa; teA, pepper, acid pimentO; beer, (!istilled Iquori, Cyder, paper, «'bolien'aml : linen ..cint!Ls,; tobacco, skins, and leather, and upon the right of tulkim; oils.— l'her e are, perhaps, sc;:ie Other than those here Ineritioned i for' the - whc;ie •numbee .- of a:uses Its, the projet of tbd I.l:lilting.to-custom, du ties tints indirect contributions, is 489. Tltty wer e read by* two Counsellors State, 'am! do not aprikar tohave been heard •vvith - any, dis ilgasnre by the Chamber., The ;Members ‘vere 1 44.fliess. priTared by ,their olvn considerations f' , l : the necessity before them, 'arid the Minister trf 14'inance, in his introductory speech, bird taiScd op‘.in them to face it, with resolution. " If our •ilifficulties were greater than they' ore, it • 'could still he noble, it would he moral, it .Wnidd be worthy of .the Kitig and of France to in the midst of ruins, the mainte . " 41,11. We of our plighted faith:J . lt • o . pght to be.reinatk e d after, this. analysis, that the which thus figure awav a nd appear ;o:stupendous in,Mr. CoavF.TTo's Expos 6, 'where • ruillioni and linnili•eds of inillions pronounced ro -11111416 ore appal tire imagination, are in truth but v ei r yinsignificant, when coMpared with the amount' ''fa British Budget. They seen) to be dwelt upon magnified in order to excite compassion for sufferings ofpoor Fraute; and if possible in . ( lirce ,the Allies to alleyiate . a porti')n of her 'But we trust, that not the tything of .a veini:r.Q will. be abated. Had,France•been ten . fold more severely pnnished than she liaSticen, 411 7 would hare richly nierited the infliction ;4 41 tre are not sure, now conies wind up the 'accpirilts pf, the -":711. of a Quartet. Century, that twice-van .• ( l'l t ilietl France is not financially the le . as : t,Toscr b rthe eoutest. Her repeated bankrOpteles have when victorious relieved. bet• from the of . debt ; lrr r son . 1s rich ; her te:rwc;'l , t•nt sn'ie!tt a;)1! asp;ring.lll poli!icidi:lz , :!::i;v,.:Ant in ternal rep6se, in less than, tht,.,ee vt-,.rs she %%CC; :ot. only have recovered hot al - ;11055t ~ ¢{,..,,ottcn her i.scs and 1 , 1 ,re shor.:zl T. 'F.ll6'l' \Ville!) . . of her Conquerors can so soon c - f. , ,,t tsrrnaount the di - Licoltics enaiied upon ;hem !ly their excl.- tious (f) reduce. hrt• xvithin I;?eits conis_cnt vv:tli ibeir safety and independence ? We look with more t6tn ccmtmon curiosity for the result of the discussions among the Repre sentatives of the French People, respecting the e - scape of LAVALETTE. That boz.iy iS taunted by the Factious Writers, with being more royalist than the King : they :nay be 50, and he right in being so ;. for we remember that the same writers have often told us how unfit the BOURBONS %Vert: to reign on account of their ignorance of the disposi tion,sentimentsiand habits of the People from whom they had been so long estranged. The Deputies, front resiling in the midst o f rite p eo pl e, may therefore be fairly tippo.ed . to know better xvhat the ptopleiitafit, awl what is. good for thcal io have. To us the people seem to desire, for the sake of the. loyal :16,1 quiet, that the traitorous and tur bulent, may not from tints to time cut their throats with impunity ; they think the execution of such miscreants as NEY, LABEDOYERE, legal acts and not, ttccording to the bold phraseology of the Mooting Cluonicle ," foul murders ;"—and they hOld. the escape of LAVA LETTE to be a'dangerous evasion of justice, and not, according to the same patriotic Jourbal, " a special iwerference of Providence, which seems. to have resolved not to permit that. this odious injustice should be con summated I.!' !" • We might notice en passant, that <<•e esteern most of 'the statements concerning '' Ultra Roy alists, purs royalistes," &c. to be utterly ckstitute of truth. A Proclamatio❑ from , the Isere, sh ew that such navies• are assumed by parties vrhich have no affection either for royalty or order.— They are the masiis under which conspirators and jacohins labour to effect their purposes, subvert the laws and monarchy, and happily re-establish thy' reign Of guilt and terror. A legHtnate Government cannot need the sup pOrt,of Secret ScMties ; their very existence is at enmity with constitutional and lawful role; It is impossible, therefore, that they can be any friends to the BOVIABQNS, who form or counte nance such associations, and to atten T t to fix • the crime 9f so much folly on a Prince of the Blood, is to insult Tensor' and trifle with the on dervandings of mankind. Such, however, is the course of the Party Organ, whose manufaetocy of Fl:ench Corresy,ondencc (well does it merit the n4ne of French) is at present in full and mischievous To dwell on the impudent mendacity, and inconsistent absurdity of these epistles, would' be inexcusable. We Akin conch& With x Satppie l (a this . morning's shew,\ and leave the inferences ac t ivi t y . with an malignant public. 'lt is asserted that, " de Lavatn:yrr., after being' carried through serert streets in a chair, found two faithful Friends waitin4 for \ ititn, with a postillion,and horses, suppoied to belong to the post, robed to one of those grated carri.tes Which are used in the conreyzlnce of State Prisoners, an . d which are true moving' dunge.ms. Accompanied by his twii Friends, become gens cearmrs, in order to serve him the better, he took the road of the Chateau, de Ham," &c. How did the writer know. all this ? Was he one of the faithful friend?? " It appears certain that M• ut LAVALETrr., after getting out of prison, went in his wife's, chair to the .lictrchd aux piew..,___then h e got into a catai,let, which conducted 15i05 him to the bite Gra?!ge-hateliere, where he was left. M. DE LAvALET:r. entered a house which the driver of the cabriolet cold(' not indicate ; be then dressed himself in the uniform of an English Hussar. Ile mounted. on horseback anti Went to the Barrier de Clichy, where he - found a detachment of English Hussars . (or friends dressed in that Uniform); with which ne set out from Paris." This variorum edition is in the same paper.— But two different necounts arc not elioligh ; for it further appears of LAVALETTE, that'" at the time of his evasion he set of in acarriage belinging to the. Ambasstador of Bavaria." But enough for inconsistency.—Only one spe- Chinn 'of the truth of the Morning C7tr•onicle Corre spondencec—lt asserts that the Ministers, assailed by " Madmen and •cauuibals" in the Chamber• of Deputies, for suffering LAVALETTE'S escape, with drew, followed by the modern Constitutionalists, and left these fiery Beings to net as they thought the report of the debate' given on the same 'sheet, it appears, that the -Ministers took part in, the discussion to the very end of the Sitting ! ! ! The Gm'erriment of Naples have - made some fresh m'ereantile arranewents, which are impor tant to r his.,ana other commercial nation's with regard . ' to tra cie. Achni! = al '...,0r(1 EN MOUTH; in the novrie; of 48 nas removed his station from oil Alat.seiNs • to Genoa. I,ord and Li(ly (1111 Cd .0 , 40 , e•-• 1! -o\7 Tr 7 I , on S' /.•ailday rli c h: ',way to - Loict . •. .NA VAL i .' ti 1 3 ., \ C. 1 I,7AL, i Dgc. 2D.—Calue down - from the It!ver f; . lc I .i r rf,!:lg , ; . o2X, for Ittllia ; 1) , olo, LINE, for Put 1):Ick this niorning cont:•lry wind the John, Ross, for .1.111)14;eil... STUD THEA r - • •• - • • • D7,T•lr.i‘-LA:3E.—I•flAt didr-tVe ho ;mind lrity au ;he Berson of a Mrs. BAR Ne.s. Thei-e is a naturid.,relmera nce ro itjvc vonrablejudgment: of frinaleell'orts, and we have no hesitation in , iiliiiivvled, ; ;:ing how far our cilrn may !)c softened by t t interest of .0.-ornaiCs hel:de-,sitess, timidity, and attraCtion. :But it wou:d be doing tOo severe an injustice to a fe male, 'rho can•oaly: waste her time And talents OR the. staae to give her 'cone§ of ultimate SUCCCSS.. • • • nx 1•:. appears to ns poAsess none of th e materials of theatri'eal s:irin and untameable, licr pet !nu thaiOves dignity ,'and above that L 1 Itt~'l belnn;! - s to :per ice elegance ; her couceptipn - s. which might be taught by ;.1:e sojourn of any in a Coimr. yTheatre i a od.he formed rather by the habit than the of the static ; we are forced to pronounce, that if she remains upon the metropolitan boards, sbe ma.o heramhition their n•trrowest:range. We repeat our reluctance.. to say those things ; hut while theatrical defi ciency may leave a Ayoluarein tile possession - 1.Q4 every excellence' besides; there should be li;ti:t more pain felt in its ciiscovery than in any of the conrmon and trivial casualties of cotri-. tenanCe or fortune. Yet this Lady exhi— bited general talent, more than enough to coo sole her for her peculiar failitre. She had obviously comprehended her part with the usual share or skill-..her actin soMeLimcs,exhibited,ie licate sense, only ; injured by its urtfoi - tum, - ,.e. embodying. some s ot scenes were eve totif:hing, and that of ti:e balcony only lave US stiongcr . evidence bow much the oatiF,e,, sigh, and smile, trite :to is.Zatitre• and to Lorry, ini g ia he tincharrneit by iliau,picitis voice. aka noinana:;calri-e i;estitre. it she is • yet to tri umph, it must be, in *'nine other deprt,nent.-- Juliet , the young, the lovely, the high-born, with. rill her s!lirit of rank and beauty liglmed fl i p by the dawn of a first pa.!‘siot), reqiires tact:lt:es and feel ings n hid), rare in the world, are still rarer upon.. the stage. Yet this being, full of exquisite in terest in her simplicity, and her sorrows-- ; her enthusiasm of , fondne,zs, aild her deep lonely' devotion of love is given o% or to the rude handling or every experimentalist 01) the stage. We will say nothing of Uri rest 9E, the representation. ‘Vith an able Company, and we lielieve an' iltive and attentive Marager iii its l'. RAE, there. is smite vice in , the arrangement , that always Sends•us away discontented hum ling., Theatre. ,4111tIVALS AND DM'ARTURES. ARRIVALS. • Sir Geor g •e • Taihot, Ba;:.. and farnify, in New Burling'on street, i'n.n . n , lltn:o;g-li Hobert and Lady Peat, " 11 tlwir • swaY to roLmd ; ,t3a - rt. from Mow!, ! iv : Hon. 7.1 r. Gra::: ;tl - • the Earl of Snimforcl's h , m9 , ., ir, Cliqr l, - , lrect.lkrke't, - , ,- -ainar. : ,. Ir mo t.titiarcl /1,1! C.tro.a their seat near Stire‘ve'ntry ;- Con::; Zenobio, ni 1 1:1' U 71 - 1? c Earl of r.g:rarnctit,i . ,r the , anti Alarchi•in.?s; of Al",,rce— er till father's of rirdvfort. , ~ C;I- O , r vilor•,..,iiare, to llo(ljtil11.;tott, ; Sir llenry.r.i'd f;;; 11' IS' Dec. 29.—Irrivcd. the Cic of Ediubm - ghi.D.).N.,:t.r), from Goadelloope. Passed by the,G2orge, LINA.tc, from the Dawn s . Sailed I he Vresen 1 1 - mp, Dc JONG, for Ani.,!enlitro.— 1 . 1 . - iod W.S.W. FALMOCTII . , DrC. 2;"'. —Sailed the Speedy Packet, Captain CAIqEil ,with [nails for Lisbon and . the Islands ; Prince Regent, Captain W HITE , for •Bata6a 5 Enzabeth, COOKESLY, for St. Kitt's ; Wellington, Captain NVILLIAms, for Bermuda.—Wind N. RAMSGATE,' Dec. 29.—The transport I?rity.: Lord Catvdor (323), 13:tooas, Master, sailtd tid e f or Calais for troops. Also the tinder-men tioned vessels have arrived this day :—ship Vic toria, TortDM from London to St. Kir t's—lost anchor and cable ; ketch Maria Louisa n SCHMIDT, 1 - I'o . lll HilltibOrzil to Cadiz ; G I the TT ..ope, GER MAN, from London for Portsmouth, for shelter.— w..S.W. • LivEttPool; DR . c. 28.-- The William. Swart, FlsHEß,.froni Liverpool for Jamaica, arrived at Loeb Ryan toe 24th inst. The Trident, BRA, for New York, that was-on shore at Jackson's Point, .is got off, .after discharging part of her cargo, and into dock. : The Tho Ma s; OnnREY, from New Orleans, off Liverpool,, sailed the 30th.0c !ober, acrd from the Belise. the sth November. The Polly Oiled for Liverpool, and from the Be- Ilse the - 30th October. -In the Gulf of Mexico the Thoinas saw a ship, which she supposed to be the Polly.. The ludiao, BALLARNEY., was to sail for Ltverpool,"from New Orleans, in about three weeks. LEITH,Drc. 27.—The brig Sowbesk, SC OTT , of M(mtrose, from London for Newcastle, having been forced into the Frith of FOrth, gait on shore this morning near the BloCk flock, where she re mains fast, and likely to, be a total loss. The Ceres, HAR PER, from Newcastle to Lime rick, with coals, was tatatly lost in Malbay, near Limerick, the 23ii inst. Crew saved. Yesterday a Court of Directors %vas held at the Eat India HunSe, Avlien the cutler-mentioned Captains were sworn into the eon - inland .of their respective ships, viz.— Captain Coxwell, C;oldstrearn ; and Captain T. Lynn, Barliv,•ortk; for St.. ilelena and (Mind. undermensio ne d Co;nl u took their fiial•le::t'c of the Court, previous to departing for their rvspt eriye destinations, , Captain ';;jn.s3int, Corn wal and Captair) Cric!:ton, Lord Lynedw.:ll, Llelvita. and China. WiNr;sOTZ, DEC. 29.—The QuEcN and PRIN CCSSFS have not left the since their return from Rt*: , hton: Her MAiItSTY has at _the Castle.- Yesterday itionliog the. Stic , ,r,-x arrived from:Nensington P;dace. Fl,'; 1", oval Highness left the Castle again in the cyvnimz. 'essels nre rri almost daily front America ; hut none have left that CUT rrio recently as to bdn . g.aerOss the Atlantic the , President's Spe ec h , to be ddi vere d on the 4th instant, but: which max' be expected to reach Liverpool hoilrly. The latcst letter:, from New York intimate, that from tv e present feeling of the Government, it will breathe 'mulling but Sentiments of .the mo3t amicahleitnd pleir,e , description. The criterion the Presi-, dent's feelings with respect to fltianti,. it is" said, is hest uscertuined by the ne;;!ect •,'ldiel) is shorn by the . Goveronwnt to the fu z liiives from Fr:ince.. • • • It arears from recent letters, that Brit kit siii-ns which have arrived in the United' States in, the course'?of theia:it Antumn, have been made to pay • the e.tortnon tonnage unties they-were forlierlY suhiect to,'. notwithstanding. the• liberal. conduct par Sued by his Maj?sty's Government American vessels arriving here within that period ; The Right ;lon. CtiArmEs and Mrs. LONG left their seat at Bromley Hill, .on Thursday, for the Wilderness', Kent, on a visit to the Marquis and Nliirchimlcss CAMDEN. Gold remains at the price of last week, but new dollars have fallen to ss. 3d. per Ounce. Yesterday mornin , , at half-mist eleven o'clock, the remains .of Dr. 'VINCENT, the Dena "of West minster, were interred in a privvte manner in a small chapel adjoining' Poet's Corner, at the back of DuvDEN's monument. His two SOUS attend,2d as - chief inonrners.- The Inneral service teas per formed 'by the Rev. Dr. IRELANn. the Sub-Dt..an, 'who, we understand, is to be promoted to .the Deanere. - This make a vacant stall in that Cathedral, which is to be given -to the Rev. Mr. WEl3iina, the Chaplain to the Honse of Commons. The'vew Dean is to resign his living of Croydon, and to have one• in Oxfordshire„- said to• be at - tached to the Deanery. The E;►rl of 811118w.stiunY .Baring taken into conideration the great depression •o agri cultural produce, intends reducing all his high priced ;Ands a fifth, to commence froth Lzidy 7 Clay, 1816. Ai our Corn Market.on Saturday, there was an ampl e cupply alid.grain barely support ed- the price of last w eek :—Wheat 245. to 2-C.-- Barley 10s. (id. to 1 Is. and Oats 9s. to 1 Gd, per cootub.—There was wore shew than, businesS on the Castle-bill ; Scots cattle, and other lean stQck, continue too high in proportion to other articles of produce. 'Clut• sheep pens were hart partially filled, amt this sort of stuck continues low.—(Norwich Mercury.) 131 CE.N ELL, the Solicitor to the Admiralty, had nearly suet with a ht al acci dent a few 'tights •sinm. Mr. 13.. had been diming with General HULSE,' at Chelse , l .and was•rettrrning to town on loot,, when, t Wing to the dqrk tress' of the evenitig.,l“: 'fa, Otto an area upwardi 'feet dePip, which had iinprittlently beenleti open, by road side. Fortunately, I+c wever, A b l r r a . i l te. i. i :itieeked. no ell a er injury that) , 11‘ I it If 1 A N I); • . I ritt.tut:stNv, Dec. ,?,it.i t .—W e - are concerned tti. - have to state, that the ii-pp•.-r pirt of this cotinty s seems to be infected with the plazue which h as , tione. so . lniic p h mischief in Tperary, aml which. 1 ' ‘ve bill hoped the good sense of our pf!asattrey and hrniers Would- have :guarded aga,in , -A% p r i the ni-.--,!ir of 'the LI: it instant 'thotit twelve 'arrihd i teen in'tde a eircnit near Bailyr , igget, to enfor ce ' wit:it they wee t.'.. ,-1 to call ''' the laws of Cie Iconntr) 7 ." Ti::-.- :,:: : t:•:.nt , to" t'ite ;muse of ow : s,nt nri , w 3 ,10 1: ,: r ..-.eyiy t - 12ken a lei!n't from Nir. joliti Pittpati-:H:, ,i: t.H . Olc:bin. 11...!ing reins -d adiairt.hice, a+t •. . ' iHt!.,. e; , , , :.,i.:' on the roof' t o unth ,.,, tcl , th,, c ,i,i n , w::::it the ot pail ' ed Out the door frame, \ C . bot Cue younger &ix ' ton, against whom they were most invete rate , had escaped, and being seen by those on th e roo f , .. they de.;ec n d e d, and set oil in pursuit, firing shots occasionally, but happily withl,ut succets. Tho: i e, who remained, heat and abused the fnuily, and swore them to quit the farm immediately on pain of (lentil. The next object o f t h e i r attack was th e botve of one Bergen , ti lierdstnan to the same Cer3- thenan, xl - lioit t hey dread:lllly maltici.ited, and then - Swore, under th e same pen;tity as denonuceilk against the former, Cl) rptit his master-'s service. Ilis•crime W 33, the having ,ocae i•-•;,•1 o, r the ' 1 1 . •,, , p ace 4 • from whkli his predecessor hail been diseharvd for ,the most , mitt)! ions dishoeesty. , They then f.iroceeded to the house of one Gr4,..,an, residing nn the lands of BAllygoV.'l IV, whom taey.cru-elly beat, and FA whom they fired on,e shot, but which foi 111 7 timely missed hint, the bull lodging in the clapboard door. A firer damning him heartily for having lakca them for robbers, .they told hint they were" Regm, la tors, and no Tenpenny Pickers," and gave ii rn a profound lecture on the Lows c. , ./ . the Country, adding. ' that they would not allow film to take more , than 225. tor potatoe quarter ground -rents d They the n ' demanded the sp oons , anti- linviog got them, sat down around the fire, 01441 daberately cut thee, into sings. lea.ving Grogran's, they proceed e a to the farm of one Ryan, on the same lands, .from. whence they carried off two fat sheep. The deter mined bravery of Mr. Phillips's steward, at Foyle; . ' and his son, to whose house they nest proceeded,- terminated their itinerant legislation for that night. They assailed his house front and rear, and atter ic... : verai efforts, succeeded in breaking hi the kitchen door ; but on finding this !zrave imin pr e p are d to . give th ew a warm reception, oid Dearing him call to his .son, who guarded the front door ; to fire away, the cowardly ruffians decamped', to the many i nstances we hare noticed, that Con.- is invari a bly successtid e . - --Timidi t y rage and rqsointion ia defenee against marauders, , adding anoth e r ncourage th e -" Reru ; lators," and a few despea . and submiSsiOn rate rt&ii-!ns sometimes compronrse the character . of a county. Oa.rs, we ar e. persi,, , ,; . e(!, is stilt . esseniiHily good : rind w e trust that zt - te brmers, ' gentry, and InAgi,tracy,, in their vaiio..is Stati o n s • and opportunitic-s,will vigorously exert themselves • to prevent it frci'm degeoci'ating.-(Kithennii 414 r u- • dtrotor .) { _, 1 , Ji