The Sun. — London, England, 1820-06-19 00:00:00

WEEKLY RETROSPECT. It may now literally he said, that " Royalty takes precedence of all subjects;" but we sin cerely ~i sh that Royally were no subject at all for bn iinadversion, except tor just praise. Much, however, we cannot say, previous to the disclo ures which will take place nearly at the moment '"en this Paper comes into the hands or our Is "in Rt , aders ; especially as we agiee with 1 "° 11 hy 114roint, that every individnAl, both in P '"lament and out of it, including two Civic .;o\insinen in that opposite predicament, ought 16 abstain from all observations and statenvnts that may prejudice the minds of the Public on * Wier ti t l e o f t h e Question. But some check, stronger than mere wishes, 611 Alit to be applied to the scandalous conduct of I°ll3 e iiidividn4l or individuals, who, as the Pre *bier observed, must have seen some original do tatnents on which, in the early part of the week, " founded gross fabrications" to gull the not only is a political, but in a pecuniary ,t 4t "t of view, if we are to credit some Stock Excha nge rumours. From all blame in this transaction, Lord Ltvaa ?°ol. most liberally and candlery exonerated her 1144 RsTy's Law Advisers ; an opinion confirmed b yMr.. litiouGHAtes statement in another pla , -e, lh at he and his Learned Colleague had no other INtituent but that of the most scrupulous con• Ctairnent. Btu the latter went farther, and we know not 11 1 ,7` y any held, unless a block of the true Lignura ' l le, could teltain from speaking under the implied hi V ll tation,that "ifany thing had transpired, it must tither be through incredible indiscretion, or a most tlliParclonable breach of confidence." Cau we the Civic Address to have been drawn up 11411er such secret advises, speaking only of dif ferences, without alluding to their cause, and de- Orecating secret investigation in defiance of com 44'n sense and common propriety, lint we may be accused of " lese majest4 du i ilet 'Ple" in these observations on the democratic M anifest o. Tile king's Speech is supposed to 4 the Speech of his Ministers, and is hacked 4rld hewed accordingly ; but by what rule oft he. 146 e shall we consider, or to whom shall we ay 111Y the possessive supposition in regard to the 1 1? Address, unless we are to suppose that my "Ito m A y w e s Find is to be the scape goat of the l ' l) nration in all cases where party clamour lUences reason ? Yet it is said dtn they are " no 1 1 °44 neithe r " who dabble in this atiair. It is said t 4l those wh o c an keep out their own friends to ; cur e their own b e ts, can al s o play tricks at the stoc k Exchapge ; where public opinion has been geeticed dating the week by home politics, as by the reports 'ot Parisian turbulence. busy fools, to call them by no worse name, : r e indeed very active in trying to get up a little , ti "lotion of our own, exerting themselves to ; t h e colouring to a slight Military in -1;1-'3/.4'11460n ; but in this they naturally tailed; 1 15 refractory were hopped off; and the termen -111'0" Put a stop to before any thing could be wed that could be injurious to the Consti• Nu nn. t j" r tunately the affair was too slight to require vr e o notice of Parliament, who were muck better qo l4 °Yed in giving facility to the operations of 144 e_ernmerit in aid of distracted credit in Ire ' It i s to be hoped that relief, agreed upon by Parties,l to : I Y antid o t e to the financial distress of the ( I', in t l restore commercial credit to its level V, lie-AILUa. —A meeting of Isjoble. ~lts IN I RELAND . —A "I'd Gentl emen connected w i t h I i eland, t o ok ti 're ou Saturday, at the "[hatched- house Tave i t i : , ,. for ,j,`"l'es)a-street. 'I he mreting was conve ned the ',i'7 Purpose of adopting some means by which _ th e Littress created by the failure of several . he Cie 7a t nk ,rig Establishments of Ireland mighr inea vi4. '' This object was, however, in 3 grea t thasntirei: anticipated by the proposition or the ev e lice l iar of the Exchequer on the preceding Anted Lh g in the lionse of Conhnons, when he pro fl' I that a sum of 500,0001 should be granted I n , ,;''e relict of Ireland. Lord Dononghm7e ter"LY adveit,d to t h e liberality which Go ti cal hail show n in coming forward at so . err lbe:l a moment with relief, and therefore wished 11 ) ill o v ," it 'g lo separate without proceeding to I:11 t „e• The great majority of the company oh l e Propriety of this advice ; and, after a fe w S. tiservations from the Eirl ot Limericl%, Mr. Ibghe, and Major Torrens, the meeting broke "IL e observed amongst the assembly the Earl of Lie'inlon, Lord Mount Charles, the Earl o. t fTerick, the Earl of Donoo g h more, the N.larquis k t :• nsdo wn, Gen Hart, Mr. Vesey Fitzgerald, S ' Tigle & . Su br , ' ' c• tiir re , ell DeATH....—An awful circumstance oc- A .". Yesterady morning in Bethnal- green CI; in ch. ttrt"lnal School for the Edocainiu of 200 rilii hstttir'ais lately been establish, d in that parish, and f M ee iNachilAY th e 1 :161-toP of LON D O N node, t 0 0 .1( to ch ~" the fi rst Charity sermon for the benefit of an ; the Master of the School, Mr. Vi iiiii _ ll , had bevii indefatigable hi preparing the ) io !': cli for the occasion, and just b.fore the go's commenced he attempted to rise, but tell 'l4 dead in the pew. :~~ fit, ~~.. , ~,., LOUIS PIERRE LOUVEL. NVe are indebted for the subjoined Portrait of this Culprit, taken from an original Drawing, on the 1311 i of February, in the Anti-Chamber of the Opera House, to the Proprietor of The British Monitor, in which it yesterday appeared. , - ~.,:, / . 7. ---- :,- -,---...„.„...„........„-- - , -- 2 - - ,---- - ==- - 41 , SHIP NEWS. The General Kyd and NVindsor Castle East Int!Lunen arrived off Weyntioult yesterday ; they left China the 2d February, and Sr. Helena the 24 April ;on the 31st May site Communicated Edith the Bridgwater and Atlas. Ail the China ships had arrived at China, except the Bombay and Herefordshire. The %Varren Hastings was to sail the 25th, and the Gen. Harris 2 or 3 days after. NIALIGATB, JUNK IS. —The sloop Patriot, Long, of Mahlon, from Swanage for Alaltion, struck this morning on the remains of the wreck of the brig Ruby, which lie on the Reenlver Sands, and did herself considerable damage ; she was nbliged to run for the main, where she now lies, and fills at high wa:er. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 18.—Remain at Spithea( Lis Majesty's ships Active, Redpole, and Gre clan. DEAL, JUNE Is•—Came down from the River, and remain, the Uypetton, Norfor, for Bombay. 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SPere*Kry of the Treasury, to Messrs INOLts. ELLICIt, and Co. :-- " GENTLEMEN-4 rim commanded by the Lords Commis sioners of his Majesty's Treasury to acquaint you, for the In formation of the Merchants of London, engaged in the im portation of Spirits, who signed the Memorial praying that the Duly of Excise might not be charged on the deficiencies of Spirits in the Warehouse, that my Lords have given direc tions to the Commissioners of Excise to the following effect : I. "That exciseable goofs hereafter exported, which shall have been warehoused for exportation only, aud shall hare remained uninterruptedly under the lock, of the officers of the Excise revert tie, in warehouses as here Matter mentioned, shall not be charged with duty on deficiencies of strength or quantity, provided such deficiencies do not exceed two per cent. " That if the deficiencies do exceed two per cent., the parties interested shall lie required to pay the home-consump tion dirty 4)11 the total amentor of the deficiencies as at present, in addition to any other penalties to which they may be liable, unless upon an investigation of all the facts and eiremn stances. made with the strictest attention, and on the o.4th of the patties concerned and motet rated. the, Board of Excise shall he folly satisfied that such deficiency shall not have arisen either front fraud or any want of due care and attention. 111. "That for the necessary protection of the revenue, as well as to ei,courage the of docks and warehouses stimmodeel be high walls. front which the revenue and the merchants derive so much advantage, this indulgence should he confined to exciseable goods deposited in warehouses with ii, the walls o f the docks in the ports of London, and to ware houses, width) dock walls, or surrounded by high walls, equal ling docks in security in the out-ports, IV. " That this indulgence should apply to all exciseable goods at prvsesit in warehouses as above stated ; but it is to he distinctly understood that no application will be entertain ed for a return of duties on goods already taken out of the warehouses, or which may be deposited in warehouses than as above stated. I am, Gentlemen, your obedient Servant, "'Treasury Chambers, June 16. G. HARRISON." THE MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGB. JUNE 19.—Our market closed very heavily for ‘Vheat on Friday, having had large arrivals in the course of the 'Aerk, for which the demand was very inadequate ; the sup ply this morning was considerable from sup . Kent, and Suffolk, and last Monday's prices wrre with difficulty obtained even for the finest sant ples from the former county, and all other sorts were nearly unsaleable, at a decline of 2.. per quarter ; the arrivals of Oats continue exceeshugly abundant, the sale of which article was vrry Chill at a reduction of Is. per quatter ; fine fresh Bar ley being scarce tulle supports the prices of this day sennight ; in Brat's, Peas, and other arti cles Oleic is no alteraiion. SMITHFIELD MARKET, Just; 19.—This Market was tin coat nionls well supplied with all kinds of Cattle, and parti cularly of prime Beasts; Lamb, Veal, Mutton, and Pork, were also abundant at Market this morning; in consequence of so great a supply, the rwces of the different articles bare fallen. The nay Market remains much tl:e saws in ',rice as per our last Straw and Clover :Jo alteration. P 0 E T ft Y. TO JOHN tiOANE, Esq. IL A. _, _ ~:~~° ON HIS CENOTAPH ro THE MEMoKY OF THE LATE maul' 1.1" 1.4 . WILLIAM PITT. FoKAIING THE ENTRANCE INTo THE OFFICE FUR THE REIII.:MPTIoN OF THE NATIONAL DERT. BY JOHN TAYL.•I, ESQ. Think not the world thou canst outwit, Noit perceives thy scheme, friend SoANE, Since honours here design'il fur I'm Are shrewdly blended with thy own. Yet rightly all thy skill was tried, The subject is a Nation's care, . Nation warn) with grateful pride 'l'ha►t once it boasted Worth so tare. The Cenotaph, we must allow, Like him for whom the work was plann'd— Him to whose memory all should how— ls simple, solemn, classic, grand. But where's the marble form of NTT, To animate the Votive Dome ; And seem with patriot care to sit, Sill Guardian of his 13; home ? That will complete the jest design, And sanction thy aspiring aim, Wi , h Purr, illustrious Pin ! to shine, And lire with him in endless fame. And such a union well may static], Fortherc merits trace ; Ilia wisdom has secured the 1311,1 Thy genies gives it added grace. ROYAL INS 1 . 1 ,11rION. Mr. SoANR closed his Lectures on Architec- I tore, on Sa , orday, at this place. It commenced with some ohsecvatioos on the difficulty ot blend ing the Aicoitectnre of one Coun , ry with that of another. In the course - of his remarks he ad verted to the subtemaueous habitations ot the Ilindoos, and other Asiatic People. He then resumed his ob;erval ions on the style ot the Egyptian Architecture, proceeding to that of Greece and Rome. He dilated on the nature of Peristyles, Porticos, Vestibules, and other parts ot great Public Edifices, or those of the higher ranks. After mach his torical attil interesting detail, he entered into an inquiry into the origin and character of what is called the Gothic Style. This style he stated to have been derived from Groves of Trees, the tops bending towards each other, and folming Arches. Ai such Gloves, from their solemnity, were particularly devoted to religious purposes, the forms were naturally adopted in Temples, and other buildings assigned to the same use. The Learned Professor then noticed the union of the .Norman and Saxon style, but spoke with venera tion on the character of the nitre Gothic.—Atl vvrting to the Architecture of this Country, be il lustrated the tucris of INriGo JoNES, Sir CHRISTO PHER WuEN, Sir JOHN VANBURGH, KENT, th e late Mr.ADAtets, and . others, on whom Le bestowed the most liberal encomiums, particularly on VAN ! BLlRoll,whow he styled the Sit Af(c.'PEAR b of-Archi tecture. It was expected by the company present, a large anti elegant auditory, that the Series would not have ended at the fourth Lecture, but have extended to two more. We ought not to close %Ws brief and scanty report of a very learned and instructive discourse, without observing that we understood that Mr. SOANE declined all pe cuniary regoital, - having been actuated by a laud able desire of exciting a- gxneral taste for an Art that contributes so much to the • !orient of life, to the mavnifiLence of a coti , and to ii the honour o f t h e homau povers. Tpe illustra tive Drawings •wele beautiful, picturesque, and striking, as well as appropriate to the subject, iii all its varieties. THE THEATRE.—We regret that the pressure of various matter prevents ns front enteting into a derailed account of a New Opera, which was brought forward on Saturday last at Drory-lane Theatre, under the title of David Rizzio. The story of that unfortunate Mnsician is well known to the world at large, and, therefore, the main busi ness of the table ot rho, ()vela need 1101 be noticed. It has been the aim ot the Author, by making Rizzi° in love with a young Lady of the Court, to whom he is to he marr ied t with the consent of Queen to clear the latter of all the imputations thrown on her charac'er by BUCHANNA Thi, is a nat oral and in , eresting interpolation ;won History. Rizzi() has a powerful Rival, who be ing rejected, determines on the destruction of the favoured lover. This Rival for that pur pose excites the jealousy of Darnley, and poor Rizzio falls a sacrifice, according to the story as transmitted. The characters in this piece are well coutrasted ; the plot is varied by many inci dental movements. The language is correct and often poetical. The music, partly selected from Scottish tunes and partly composed by BRA HAM and Reeve, is appropriate and pleasing. BRAHAM'S compositions In partLidar, are well cal culated to give full scoPe to his powers. He sung and acted well. RAE al‘!: HAMBLIN acquitted them selves well. Nlis CAREW played and sung with simpliCity and grace. 111 rs. WEST was a very itite resting Queen Mari, in appearance and performance. The Opera is attributed to Colonel HAMILTON, and it tines credit to his dramatic powers. Se veral of the airs were encored, and the audience fully ' , auctioned its success by applause through its prowess, and hearty approbation 011 being an notioced for repetition. BATTLE OF WATERLI7O —Yesterday being the aun i verae y of the celebrated battle of Water loo, most of the military wote laurel leaves. The Duke of YORK, in ins regimentals, inspected the guard previous to their marching oil the parade in St. James's Pat k. Afterwards his Royal High ness headed the battalion of his regiment, which signalized itself at that memorable battle., to at. tend divine service at the Military Chapel in Whitehall. A great crowd was collected upon the occasion, who recognized his Royal High ness, and received him with loud huzzas, and every mark of respect ; they crowded round, and pressed upon him, which his Royal Highness although lunch to his ptrional inconveni• envy, raftssinr, to Lave aim kept off from Lim, f * Ar Fan THE SUN'. Mr. EDITOR,—if ++i+l. grief, mingleil with finger, I read iii Ti E SUN Or F. i i3y he I ow. ing Exlra(l floin a long I)4l...graph res. ; ,e.,ti,e, the QUERN :- " They had displaced her name from the Liturgy, and therefore it must be concluded that the) did not c n r her as a person worthy of the supplications of a religi..us people to the Throne of lleaven." Now, consideriug, your's as the LEGITIMATE CHURCH OF ENGLAND NEW EPAPPR, NW!, 1 alit harpy to add, the G 1 r ATRST ENEMY to P.tPERY, I must really I),:lieVe timl extract was irstrted without all doe deliber.tiftn, as I fi‘oroYs stood the cloctrities of the Esla'Aislied Church so dirce ly opposite to such (I must say) unctiatita ble sentiments— " From envy, hatred, and malice, and all uncharitable- Liird deliver us." A t ttitt, " A God whose nature and property is ever to hare mercy and to lorgiee." " I ant not come to call the righteous, but sinners, to re pentance." And, " Messed are the peace-makers, for they shall be called the children of God." I wake no further enrnme. , t, btt repoat, I believe this vas inserted t%i•hottt 311 due delitlte). tion, and do hope to SEE in your next that I ant not mistaken in my opinion. I am, Sir, Your most Iion41)1 Servant, and Coutta-t Heade', Sandwich, June 18, 1820. C. W. CALEDONIAN ASYLUNI. A Dinner to promote the inters s of this . 14.; , t5. blishinetit wa, given on Saturday, at the Free mason,' Tavern. Foe Duke tit Yost( Was ICI h ve prcSided, hut did no attend, and the Chair was taken by L yd SALT.WN,. The el•ith lieiog-remoeed, " The King," and "The Royal Family," were given with three times liner. The Uhairmars then propos,' ILL- hea!th it the Duke of S (Irk, who, he wa• sure, would not-have tailed to he present on the occasion, if he had nut been kept away by impot taw, business. A tribute was paid to the mines «I the late Duke of Kent, and the cornpanv drank to his memory in solemn silence. The Secretary gave an account of the rise and progress of the Ittstitution, and of the funds now appropriated to the support of the Caledonian Asylum. Twenty-tonr boys, the children of Scottidi soldiers, sailors, and marines, are now provided for by this Charity. These passed through the room. They were attired in the tartan plaid, anti were titer.. cised in marching, wheeiing, and facing heforethr company. The healthy and contented appearance of the children was highly creditable t• the Institution. In tile course of the evening the Battle of Waterloo was celebrated with lunch animation and feeling, and the health of the Noble Lord who presids'il, and who had distinguished himself on that great day, was drank with enthusiasm. Se veral speeches were made in turtherance of the objects of the Institution, and in praise of its early friends ,tad sup porters, and new Subscriptions, to a considerable amount, were announced kcfore the party separated. Lord Viscount MELVILLE, First Lord of the Admiralty ; the lion. tiir llot,,am, 00r o f the Naval Louis of the Admiralty ; and Jolla Barrow, Esq. arrived at Port striotph on Wedoes• day eveniny4, on an official visit to that port. On Thursday his Lord•hip visited the Dock-yard and some of the ships in the harbour, and in !he even ing entertained a parry of Naval Captains, &c. at the George Inn. On Friday his Lordship, in his official capacity as Governor of the R yal Naval Co!lege, attended the half-yearly itopecti of that ettabl,sment, preparatory to fve ;'01!i!. ton. rner vacation, which is to be extended a k‘reic on acco►tnt of the COrOharion. His Lordship after wards diucd at Sir Geolge Campheil's, with a large party of Officers, &c. and pro cee d e d to Lon don on ,S4rniday morning accompanied by the lion. Sir U. 1-Imhani and Mr. Barrow. The Prince Regent yacht is to proceed from Portsmouth to :he Itker, to be equipped in sails, furniture, St,‘. She is intended for the use of the Royal Family generally. Yesterday morning Sir CHARLES BAGOT, his Lady, and suite, lett London for Yarmouth, to embark on board the Liffey, Honourable Captain DUNCAN, for Peter burgh, where he is to reside as British Ambassador. Mr. VILLIERS (son of the Hon. G. VILLIERS,) and Mr. CHARLES BANK... HEAD, of the Foreign Office, accompany his Ex. cellency Sir CHARLES BACOT, upon this mission. Yesterday the KING, 'he Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, and the Princess AUGUSTA, attended Divine Service at the Chapel Royal: Yesterday Prince LE.orot.o, the Duchess of KENT, and the Princess FRODOR, attended Divine Service at the German Chapel in the King's Palace, St. James's. The Earl of CRAVEN arrived at Southampton on Satur day, and went on board his beautiful yacht, which is fitting up in the most superb and commodious st i le possitile. It is expected his Lordship ill sail on his excurson in about tell days. . Yesterday morning, as early as three o'clock, a great number of people began to assemble on the Walthatustow road, near Lay; on, co witness a walking-match at that hour. A young loan about 24, by trade a fishmonger, com menced an undertaking to walk 48 miles in 10 hours. He accomplished tlie task with apparent ease in 8 hours and 55 minutes. The wager was for 201. MARVPLLOLTS ESCAPE.—On Wednesday last, the 7th instant, when a servant was roaming from Melrose fair to Gallshiels, mo.inted on a horse, the propertyof Mr. Caverhill of Jedburgh, which runs in the B . ucher stage coach, some thing alarmed the animal, and caused it to leap over 'the parapet of Melrose Bridge. Though the horse anti its rider wete precipitated into the Tweed front a height of sixiy feet, they both providentially escaped to the shore with very lit• ile injury ro eitl)er.—( Edinburgh Courant.) DReADFUL ACCIDENT.--thl Fliday Idst, while serval)! of Mr. Baynes, bookseller, Paternostcr row, was clearing the gaiter on the root of the house, he was by some accident precipitated into the Street ; his head %vas neatly clashed to piecta and he I ..ad bo!h legs broke. 'nit body was taken to S;. Lartliviucstew'c.