The Sun. — London, England, 1815-01-17 00:00:00

r,)-MORROW LOTTERY-BrAaNS.—THE FIRST TicKET DRAWN A PRIZE ABOVE L. 25 WILL•RE cmvE L.to,oon IN ADDITION, AND MAY PROVE A Plt3Zt OF Lzo,ooo. Many Articles ary unavoidably postponed. MAILS. • AiWIVED-1 Holland, I Dublin. 111.7F:--.1 France, 1 Lisbon, 3 Hamburg'', I Waterford. PRICE 0 THIS DAY - AT T' Bank Stock, - 3 per Cent. net!. 65i pt,r (cnt.Cons. 651, - 4 nrr Cent. Cons. 8-Ai 5 per Cent. Nary Ann. D-lif CKS vEr.vE I Bank L. Ann. Inn 5-16ths I India Bonds, 18s. 19s. pr. Exclieq. Bilis, -ss: 2s. pr. Oinnlinn, I g 2 tlis. Cons. for Account, GGif • HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning, 57 minutes after 6. Evening, 22 minutes after 7. THE SUN. SOLESI QUIS DICERS VALSLIM AUDEAT ? LONDON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1815. We yesterday communicated to the Public a very important commercial and political notice of what we understand to" be the intention of the PRINCE REGENT'S Ministers respecting the return .to, and future. rigid enforcement of the Naviga-. tion Laws. To this subject, so interesting to the shipping interests, and so radically involving the naval supremacy of the Empire, We shall as early. as possible revert, in order to spew the - .fallacy and peril of certain doctrines which were advo cated in a respectable Newspaper (Betts Weekly Messenger) of IaSE Sunday : doctrines which,, if acted upon, would speedily subvert the greatness, and undermine the vital strength of Britain. , In the mean time, we are enabled this day to lay before ourßeaders anotherfocnu►ent, of Con= siderable importance to the Mercantile WUrld, viz. the last Treasgry Alinutc* on the Bonding System. TREASURY MINUTE. "6th January, 1815.—(Sccond Dithion.) " MiLords read the Acts . 43 Geo. 111. cap. 132. 43 Geo. 111. cap..B7. 49 Geo. 111. cap-100; ." It appears to my Lort;s expedient at- this time, for the further extension of commerce, and encouragement of the trade ,of the country, to, exercise the powers vested in this Board by the said Acts, and to extend the several provisions thereof, so far as the same may be applicable to the articles under-mentioeed, viz. : klkertues, Arrow Root, Ashes, Catlings - or Lutestrings, ruphorbi um, Flax, Granilla, Cochineal Dust, llarp Strings, 14ones, Jet, India RubberS, Isinglass, Juice of Lemons, Limes, or Oranges,.Latup Black, Linseed Cakes, Molasses, Mercury, Orati4e Flower Ointment, Orange Flower Water, Pearl Bar -16-, Pictures, Pitch (Burgundy), Pots (melting), Rags, Rape Cakes, Rhinehu rst, SaCcharum Saturni Saphora, Tapioca, Tar (Barhadoes), Trinsal, Verdigris, Vermilion, Essence of Bergamot, of Lemon, of Spruce—if the pro duce of, and imported from any British Colony, &c. in America.--Liquorice Powder. Oil, viz. of Almonds, of Amber, of Anniiced, of Bay, of . Cajaputa, of Car!away, of Cassia, of Castor, :(Chemleal Oil not otherwise enumerated), of Cinnamon, of Cloves, • of Jessamine, of Juniper, of Lavender, of Linseed, of Mace, of - INla . rjoruni, of Nutmegs, of Oranges, (Perfumed Oil not . otherwise enumerated), of Pine, Rock Oil, of Riisemary, of Rose Wood, of Sasafras, of Spike, Of Thyme, Walnut Oil. • Sai, viz.—Anioniacusi Gein,Limontuti or Acetusella, Pru . nelle, Soccini... " And also to all Goods, Warts, And Merchandize unmanufactnred (except Salt) not already allowed to be-warehoused under the Orders of this Board, or under any Act or Acts now in. force (except, ne vertheless, Goods, .Wares, and Merchandize im ported from any place within the limits of the, Charter .granted to the United Company of Mer chant's of England" trading to the East Indies): Such Goods, Wares, and Merchandize to be added to and make part of Table of the Acts of 43 Gco. cap. 132 ; and such gOOds - ,being legally imported into the port of London, Or any Other port in Great Britain, wherein the articles enti merafed in the said Table E. may - now or may hereafter he allowed to be warehoused. - " My Lords are further of opinion, that all goods' which have been warehoused, or ,which m4y i be, wareh6 used, under the conditions of the Ware- Lousing Acts, except as herein before excepted, and also except tobacco, should be allowed to re !nitro in the Nvatehonses two year; front the day of the first entry thereof, instead of the time now al lowed." tie paragraph relating to the Warehousing System, whieh appeared in this Paper on Saturday, it was stated that 01 m om:pat/red goods would hare the beue;it of the pro posed extension. This' was an error: the fact is, that " tu manutlictureC.goods are to be entitled to thiq indulgence. We yesterday received Madrid Gazettes to the 31 , t ult. and the Barcelona Dial.° to the 28th, the p r ine 7 pal contents of - which we have tracted. A report of a speedy rupture between Spain and En:4lam', prevalent at garceloAin, is 9ttcrly. Vold of foundation. Goverument arc now . p'roceedin - g: with .all ticable speed in the c ompletion 'of the accessary arrangements for the Peace - Establishment. Or- Acts were yesterday isstled front tlte•Office of the. Secretary of• State for the !Tome Departnicht, for the immediate disembodying of several Regiments of Militia. Add this fact to our remark upon the French Funds yesterday, and all . the. apprehen sions excited by rumours of differences at Vienna will . 'We yesterday announced the decision against the Alien Baron D'IMBCIIT, in a paragraph of, Which the following is a copy " The case of Baron D'lmuußr was finally decid ed this Morning. 'The Baron was brought before Mr. Justice DAMPILR, I upon a Writ- of Habeas Corpus, which, after due consideration, the Judge disalloWed, and the Baron will therefore be sent out of the in niOn this paragraph the Party' Organ of this morning, which has all along been endeavouring to .prejudice the public mind by .6nblishing ex ! ide statements in favour of the French Bacon and his confederates, and, indecently, deliVering opinions upon his cast while under the cognizance of a - constitutional and , competent tribunal, has the following remark : "An Evening Paper of last night seemed to exult in the idea that this matter is finally decided, and .at rest. It has been grievously mistaken. The whole matter will be laid before the Public." Now,, we put it to the candour of the pn s blic, if there is any thing like exultation in our para graph ? "As for the matter being at rest, we never- expected it. We know the nature' of the. Faction too well,: to suppose they will .ever be at rest, or allow any, thing to be at rest which they can stir into agitation. Let the matter therefore, be laid before the public, we will• help•.the• StOryont anti though we did not exult yestet day, we shall then exult; and ask the public .to join us in, our old sentiment, that it, would be well for - the Cnuntry wet'e Chronicle,• ;DILLoII, and 'll3ltonott, to accompany their Friend the Baron to hilifureign residence. The Court Martial appointed to try Sir JouN MuarlAY . assembled yesterday at Winchester.— The Court is composed as follows : Sir ALURED CLARKE, President. Earl of Ludlow Lord - Charles Fitzroy Sir George ;Beckwith General Harris General Nicolls Sir Charks Green . Hon. Wm. Lumley Hon. Sir E. 1);?get Hon. IL G. Gray Sir Brent Spencer. Sir S. Auchniuty Lt.-Gen. Champagne Lt.-Gen. - Montresor Lt.-Gen, Ackland, and others.. We have given. a full i proceedings. The Cour .eport of the first day's L sits in the Grand Jury Room, which has,been granted at the request of Government for the purpose. The trial is not expected to occupy many days. A Morning Paper asserts, that Lord EnSKINE has' absolutely had. the vacant. Order of the Thistle conferred upon him. We do not recollect any instance of a La - wyer wearing this, decoration, and it will therefore be a. novelty to see the Green Bag and the- Greer Ribbon united in the same person. Whatever his 'Lordships . 'private merits may be, .as an appendage to the Prince of WAY.Es' " personal establishmenC for " thirty years," it is ,some what odd to hear the Morning Chronicle stating this as a good ground for .bestowing on him a reward of the kind which• in other cases it so vehemently argues ought only to be bestowed for public services. . We confess we •can remembei nothing in th e Noble Loid's political Jife, 'which could recom inend?hlin to this.honourable distinction ?. Considering fair discussion to be essential to the• right understanding of all political.questions; we this day insert an able Letter to the PniNcE i4GENT on the subject of Saxony, though it will be seen, that_ it differs entirely from the opinions we entertain upon Ibis important question. In our view of the settlement of Europe, it will most contribute to the future peace and happiness of mankind, were the system of Small States as much abridged as possible, and the. Continent 'arranged in great masses capable of self-protection, and not, by their weaknes, provoking the attacks of the ambitious and more powerful. BREAD.--In the price of Bread no Aeration foritlie ett . suing week. Yesterrlay:afternnon a King's Messenger arriv ed at the Fiireign-Office with .dispatcheS- from Viscout4t . CA4 - rwicACti at Vienna. The intelli gence front Vienna in tho Paris Papers, received in the morning, having represented Lord CAS TLEREAoIi anxious to bring the proceedings of Congress to a close; a thOre than ordinary d egree of importance was attached to his Lordship's dispatches. . On Friday 'evening, after the Cabinet Council, Mr. PEGLIiii, the King's Messenger, was sent off with dispatches for the Duke of AVELLINGTON, at . an. 4 Lo td C4STLEREAGH, at Vienna. By. the Dutch Mail we have advices from Peters burgh t o t h e ,2l s t December, and from H am b urgh to the sth instant.. The Exchange at the former was . at t l 15-16ths. At Hamburgh cotton had fallen 20 per cent. in consequence of the American !.peac,e, and the UiSe was IPozen up. ISIISCEJ ? LANEOUS. • The following distiriguished military characters have, within these tew (lays, had interviews with the Duke . of Yorm Gen.raYSir L. Ilastiirgs x 'Major-General Disney, Majoi -Ge neral Sir. W. Ponsonby,- Major-General ' Sir G. F. Walker, Lient.-General Slade, Lieut.:General Graii, Major-General Hawkes, Lk , ut.-Gcneral.StephensOn, Major-Gen. Mathlon, Major-General Comings; Major-Genefal Vincent, Major-Ge neral Griffiths, Majot7Genered.Gammell. At the i❑stance of the Court of Madrid, it is said, that orders . had been given at Rome to arrest a Spanish General Wheel.; who. was sent by a party in 'Spain to invite CHAaLEs IV. to resume his sceptre. CHARLES IV. it is added, could not prcient his arr e st, but had influence enough o to disa . ppoint- the intention of returning him to Spain. It was thought That the. Officer had, been long in correspondence with the PRINCE of PEACE. By the arrival, of a merchant ship direct from Hay - ti, we have received advices front Cape Henry to the 29th of November, nearly a, mouth more recent in date than any which had previously reached this country. It would appear that. the general impression of an attack by . the French on the kingdom of Hayti was still conqdeptlyen tertained at the above period. The approach of a-French force for" that purpOse was erroneously supposed to be near at hand,. and adequate _means for defence were preparing in eonsequence. Sonic dispatches, which had recently fallen into the hands of. King LIENRY, had left no doubt in his mind as to the real intentions of the French Go vernment to ,make the attempt .of gaining posses sion of th e country by force, provided it . failed iu the way of ne goc i a ti on . Th e Commissioner ME DINA, one of those sent by the Provisional French Government, to learn the disposition of th. Hay tian Clfiefs, was not suffered to" depart froth the Island, an d rema i ne d i n th e h an d s o f Ki ng Hatcrr. The King received him on his . first landing with all the respect due to an Ambassador ; but find ing that the Deputy paid ino respect in re turn, he declined entering into any negociatioris with him, or hearing what he . had to say ;• and on his wishingfto leave :he Jamul, permission was refused him to depart. Letters have been received direct from Lima, of t'he ISt of August, at which time that place' was in ,the hands of the Old Government, without the least appearance of being molested. On the con trary, a Spanish 74, a sloop of war, and some other vessels, - hud been sent from Lima on an ex pedition to Chili, to subdue the insurgents in that quarter.' - An extract of a dispatch from Lord -CASTLE . REAGII to Colonel.ThuatvmiLE has been published at Genoa, in which his Lordship says, that,all the Ministers at the Col' )gress wished with himself to have preserved to Genoa a separate existence, but that such an 'arrangement would have weakened the System deemed necessary for the safety of Italy, anti of course have rendered the Geonese territories •less' secure. They had, therefore, re solved to incorporate them with the dominions of the 'King of SARDINIA, whose lovi and 'attention to the welfare of all his subjects were well knoWn. Mr. WALKER, of the Marine Library, Brighton, and Mr. LINFORD, his assistant, were tried at Lewes Sessions, on Saturday, }'or an assault upon Lieut. FEENCH, of the 18th Hussars . , and Lieut. MacHELL, and acquitted. Pig's, JAN. 7.—The .King Of FRANCS has, it is said, with the toil consent of all his Ministers, .cquusEraletl tut wltute 'property or the DUONA- P,ARTES in France, not excepting that of EUGENE. The most feasible reason ascribed for the above measure is, that every one of the worthies, who are the subjects of it, has been detected in bri bery and intrigue against the Bourbon Govern ment. FlRE.—This morning, between one and two o'tlock, a most alarming fire broke out on the premises Of Mr. Snwrx;'a leather-seller, in the back part of Cock-lane, Smithfield, which froM the considerable quantity of oily substance contained therein, burned in a most furious and rapid man:- tier, and soon conimunicating to the adjoining houses, created an unusual degree of alarm, as the whole of the neighbourhood which lies be .oyeen Ozier-lane and the spot where it broke out. The premises in this neighbourhood con sists principally of buildings of very old stand ing, and built. with wood: Fortunately, the early arrival of the various engines from the dif ferent Fire-offices prevented its,ravageS extending to any great distance ; -and on this occasion five houses were entirely destroyed, with, nearly the whole of their contcnts. H a ppil y no li ves were -lost.—lt may not be amiss to state, that .where this fire broke out was within a few yards where the great fire in London ended. FOorpAns.—Thnrsday night, about 11 o'clock, as Mr. R/CHAKO DEAKIN, Of Watling-street, was passing through Britannia-field, leading from Islington to the City,road, he was stopped by some. robbers; two attacked him,and he had every reason to believe there %vas a third at a short distance from them, in readiness to come to their assistance, if necessary. They rifled his pockets, containing Bank Notes to the amount of three or four pounds, a quantity of silver and other property. The rob bers proceeded to ill-treat him, beat him violently, stripped him nearly naked, and then tied a rope about his neck, and pulled it so tight, that he was nearly strangled ; they dragged him to a ditch near the spot -in the same field, into which they thfew him ; ,he remained in that distressing state all night, and was fOund the next morning at day break .by'some labouring men going to work, in • an insensible situation. On Sunday morning the house of a Silk Mer chant, adjoining the reSidence of Mr. Moses, the Magistrate, in - Spital-square, was burglarinusly entered, and robbed of 200 weight of raw silk; the value of which . is great. It is supposed - the depredators got through an empty house to the premises, where they committed the robbery.— The Police Officers are making diligent, search to discover the property. Friday evening, between nine and ten o'clock, as a Gentleman was coming up the NeW Cut, Lambeth, he was accosted by a man, who asked him what o'clock it was', and at the same moment knocked him down and robbed him. His head, eye, and face, 'were much cut, and we art sorry to add, two of his ribs were also broken. Not withstanding the 'number of patroles, the villain escaped. , COAL MARKET, JAN. 16. Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price. 109+ Newcastle 31+ ..423. Od. to 525. 6d. 19 Sunderland ST. JAMES'S HAY 'MARKET, Jan. 16. Italy Straw ll Ils (id to 11 19s Od-Average, 11 15s 34} WHITEcHAPEL HAY MARKET. • Hay 4l As Od to 51 5s Od--Average, 41 - 14 s Gd Straw ll 12s Od to 11 16s Od-----Average, 11 14s t)d Clover 6l los Od to 71 las 'Od-Average, 71, Os 04 P 0 E T'R Y.' IMPROMPTU. When a Man (Iles in indiA his Wife mounts the fire, • In the flames that consume hini herself to expire; But the WidoWs of Europe 'are wiser by far : ThCy mount HyMen'S Temple, and blaze with a Car. JAGO ERNAUT• THEATRICALS. DRURY-LANE TIT EATRE.—Romo and Juliet was announced i❑ our Paper yesterday, upon die sat thority of the playhouse bill ; but as Mr. KEAN'S indisposition would not admit 'of his perfOrming , it was first intended that Jean de Paris, Ways and Means, 'and the Valley.of Diamonds, should be the draMatic representations : the illness of another Performer, however, prevented the first piece frOm being represented, and the pieces were per formed last night in' the following order, viz. Ways - and Means, The Three and the Deuce, And the pantomime. . Mr. FA%VCETT, it seems, went to Bath for the purpose of forming an opinion of the merits of Mr. APCREADY, and was so well satisfied, with his performance, that be immediately engaged trial for three'years at Covent-Garden Theatre. We understand that a sister of Miss KELLY'S is about to be brought .out at DrUry 7 lane 'theatre in the character of Juliet. She is young and beau tiful, and has performed with great success on sew Veral provincial stages. . A new Musical Entertainment is in rehearsal at Covent-Garden Theatre. The music by Mr. 81 -8,11 8,11 OP and Mr. RE EV r . • Another Dramatic Hoax has succeeded at Seven oaks heat. On Friday se'nnight the. whole county was stirred to witness. the great Mr: Kean perforni in a barn, and a fellow did actually per sonate the actor, and 'was applauded to the rafters.' SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING on the DERCY and OAKS STAKES; Jan. M. DERBY. • 9 to I agst. D. of Grafton's brother to Whalebone.. 11 to I agst. Ld. Darlington's Sir 'Thomas. 14 to,' agst. Mr, Wilson's c. by Sorcerer. Talien—l7 to, I agst. Mr. Neville's Sir Joshua. Taken-17 to I agst. 'Ld Rous's Equator: 11- to 1 agst. Mr. Thornhill's Anticipation. - OAKS. 9to 1 agst. D. of Grafton's sister to A . linuet.- • 10 to l agst. Lft G. H. Cavendish's f. by Sir David. Taken—i to . i agst. Mr. Payne's f. by Selina. Taken--13 tot agst. Mr. T. Peirse's f. by,Remembrancer. 14 to 1 agst. Mr. Farra!l's Due ,a. •ROYAL ACADEMY.---Mr. TURNER proceeded it his Course of Lectures last night, upon the...sub ject of Perspective, and rendered it as interesting as such a subject could he to the auditors in gene ral, and of course much more so to the professional Student. He illustrated some of his positions by a reference to the works of LEONARDO' DA ViNct, and RAPHAEL, and traced the progress of the Art through all its gradations. The Lecture was di... versified by citations. from several authors, and further ilhastrations from drawings Veil designed and skilfully executed. • . A few evenincs.ago: co early as seven o'clock,- a gang of Journeymen Taylors had the audacity: to attack the house of Mr. M`DoNooon, woollen draper, in Sackville-street, Dublin, with a vie to demolish it a la Theatre. The offence Mr. WDONODGEI had committed against those Gentle men was, that he -bad•given employment to some of the trade who had not been admitted metiabers. of the select Brotherhood. Mr. M`DoNouott, .*as obliged, in the defence of his house, to dis charge a blunderbuss amongst those ruffians, which wounded one of them so desperately, that he was immediately abandoned by his compa nions, and being seized b'y the Police,. he was sent to Mercer's hospital,. from whence, when. his wounds will permit, he will be committed to Newgate. Last week two men were committed to Lifford Jail, charged with being concerned in the murder . of the late Mr. HURST, of Ballyshannon. On the 6th instant some villains destroyed a sheep, the property of the Hon. Judge FLETCHER, at. Donnybrook. The Learned Judge offers five guineas reward for the conviction of the offenders, and two guineas for such private information as may lead to their discovery. • To-moßaow, Wednesday, the first Tick et,dra wn. a Prize above 251. will receive Ten Thousand. Pounds, and may be entitled to Twenty Thou sand Pounds besides : this may well account for the extraordinary concourse of people who are flocking to the Offices—To-morrow being the day of Drawing. BIRTHS. On the 15th inst. at the Rectory-h ouse , Wyton, near Hun• tingdon, the Lady of the Rev. Edward'Alartin Peek, A.M. off' a"son. On Friday last, at Berwick, the Lady of Matthew Bell, Es% of a son. . MARRIED. On Tuesday last, at, Bens ich, John Longhorn, Esq: of the Berwick and Kelso' Bank,' to Miss Bailey, - only daughter of James Bailey, Esq. of Chillingham. • • On the 9th inst. at Bishop Wearmouth, Thomas Wilki►tison, Esq. 'to Miss. Arabella, .thugliter of Dr. Pemberton. DIED. • On the 12th inst. at Alphington Lodge, near Exeter, MN. Lumsden,wife of lIL4h Lmusden, Esq. Advoeate,Edinburgn. LONDON : Printed by .7. IL CARSTAIRS, No. 7, Oraroi. buildings; and published A. SCRIPPS, of Brixton, at the SitN-OrercE, No. H 2, Strand; where. .Advvrtise nienls, Lettras Cpuit-paidb . &c. Must be athilts4e,L, i i