The Sun. — London, England, 1815-03-10 00:00:00

Sectiorse.—Killed—Re. Beatty, Wirt. 'Salmon, John rdwar (is . Wounded-;-Robert lauckland, able seaman, severely ; Wm. Lenkett, able seaman, severely; James Crosby, ordinary seaman, se , erely ; George hornpson, ordinary seaman, se verely; William Lundy, ordinary seaman, severely, Thos. 'White (2.), ordinary seaman, severely ; Thos. Fall, able sea man, slightly; Peter Le Pep., able seaman, slightly; Dan. Kenny, able seaman, slightly; Adarn Wii,trrs, able seaman, slightly; Evan Grifsths, able seaman, slightly Thomas - whited), ordinary seaman, slightly; William Forster, or dinary seaman, slightly; 'John Westcott, ordinary seaman, slightly; George 31aopheraon, landman, sii iitly; George Benyroan, private marine, severely: John 13Ockharn, pri vate marine, dangerously; Edward Lucas, p4rate marine, severely Jos. Roe, private marine, slightly. Trave—Killed—William Prattley. Wounded—John Evans, private marine, slightly. Itedford—Wounded—Williarn Strettoa, 'private marine, se verely.. ' C . ydau.;—Wonnded-4ohn Whalen, private marine, severely; John Blaney, private marine, severely ; Joseph Hazier, pri _ vate marine, slightly. Meteor—Wounded—Stephen Shire. able seaman, severely; Lan. Clarke, able seaman, slightly; William Wilcox, able seaman, slightly. Belle Poide—Wounderi- 7 Thonias Jones, able seaman, slight ly; Thomas Williams able seaman, slightly. Royal Oak.—Wounded —J.: M'Cartby,.able seaman, severely. (Signed) EDWAItD COIrtiI.V;TfIN; Rear-.l:L.', , rr.t. and Captain of the Fleet. Total-3 Midshipmen, 13 seamen, 1 private marine, k;3led; i taptain, 4 lienienauts, 1 lieutenant of marines, Slnas ter s mates, 7 midshipmen, SO seamen, 11 marines, wounded . . Grand Total-17 lined ; 77 wounded. E. C. Here follows the letter from Vice-Admiral Sir A. Cochrane, giving a similar account to the foregoing of the -failure of the •expedition. It is daked - Armide, off Isle atilChat,,Jan. 18, and con cludes thus I have not yet received any official report from the Captain of the Nymphe, which ship with the vessels, viz. Nympho, Herald, JEtria, Meteor, Thistle, and Pigmy, were sent into-the Mississippi to 'create a diversion in that quarter. The bombs have been for some days past throwing shells into Fort Ilacquemain, but 1 tear without much effect.-1 have sent to recal such of,then) as arc not required for the blockade of the river.-1 have, &c. • 'ALEXANDER COCHRANE, Vi -Admiral and Commander in Chief. :7421n Wilson Cr(Aer, Esq. e.:e. &c. ' [Here follows a letter from Capt. Troubridge, praising the conduct•of Captains Money, Rogers, and Westphal! ; also praising the exertions of 'Lieutenants Scott, Fletcher, Woolcomhe,Wroote, and Franklin ; with many other Officers under his command.] MAILS. Anntvmp--1 Malta. Dur—l Lisbon, 1 France, 1 Holland, Hamburgb, I Guernsey and Jersey, 2 Gottenburgb, 1 Dub lin, 2 Waterford. PRICE 0 THIS vAY STOCKS vEr.vE n'er.ncK. Bank L. Ann. shtit, India Bnnds, ss. tis: pr. Excheq. Bills, 45.• Is. pr. Ccius. for April, Bank Stock, 3 pei Cent. Red. shut 3 per Cent. Cons. 4 per B eat. Cons. shut 5 per Ct. Navy Ann. if HIGH WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGF. TO-MORROW. Morninq, 35 minutes after 2. I Evening, 53 minutes after 2. TI IE SUN. SOLENI (LUIS DICEFIE FALSUn At:I3EAT ? LONDON, FRIDAY, MiIIICH 10, 1815. MOST EXTRAORDPZARY INT ELL I GEN CE . ESCAPE OF BUONAPARTa. HIS LANDING lIV FR/INCE. ATTEMPTING A NEW REVOLUTION. Of all the strange. events of these wonderftil time 3, the abote is perhaps one of. the most ex trdcirainary, unexpected, and momentous. NAPARTE tied from Elba on the night of the 28t1. ult. and on the 3d or 4th landed in France, near the spot where he embarked for his exile.—He has a thousand followers in his train ; but on the very border of Piedmont, and, no doubt, in correspondence with the malcontents of the whole of the North of Italy, and pro- babiy with MURAT in the Sonti),'we imagine that the whole of that Country is_ at la,command,. and all the disaffected in France among his Partizans. The farther Particulars form a Second Edition of THE SUN, in a Government Bulletin, announc- lag this important Event. ESCAPE OF LORD COCHRANE. The second Representative of Westminster has, it seems, given his .Constituents and Gaolers at once the slip. He' has made his escape from the King's Bench. This event is supposed to have takeniplace'last Monday night, though it was not discovered till este j rititY morning that the Noble Lord had absconded. ImOediately upon missing Nit - prisoner, there was a meeting of the Keep er and his Assistants, by whom Mr. BUTT, a Mr. PnESCQTT, and Lord Cobilitr‘NE's servant, were examined. The latter had not seen his master since 9 o'clock on Monday evening, and Mr. BUTT,. we understand, could only relate a conversation with his qurmdans friend, in which his. Lordship very aegacinusly observed, that Bank-notes were ex cellent things, for they could open locks, bars, It' is generally Supp?)sed by the Officers of the place, that by the help of ropes, aid a Sailor's activity, his Lordship passtA from the part of the prison called the State House to the wall, and let himself down from 'thence to the ground• H e had, it seems, been indulged with the liberty of going to the top of the building, older to make experiments on his lamps, the improvement in which appeared to he a principal amusement with the fugitive Lord. This morning a regular 'but ineffectual search was made throughout the prison. The date of his Lordship's confinement expired in June; and it is impossible to guess at any rational cause for his having resorted to this unaccountable act, un less to evade the fine. IVe rejoice - to state, that . the Metropolis was nearly quiet all last night. The mob 'paraded about a little, but did little or no mischief. [FRENCH PAPERS, RECEIVED THIS MORNING.] VIENNA, FEB.24.—The house of the King of Saxony at Brunn has been furnished in great haste by the upholsterer of the Court, who was sent train this place. The King of Saxony will not pass through his own dominions, but will pass through Frankfurt upon the Oder, Glogau, Breslau, and through Bohemia. The King fears to meet with the Ministers of those Powers who have script him of his dominions. He wishes also to avoid an interview with the Emperor of Russib, and the King of Prussia. NAPLES, FEn.2l.—We are here in great state of agitation ; there are constant meetings of the Ministers, at which the King and Queen attend. Orders are Issued from the War Department one day, and countermanded the next. In speaking of Austria and England, the King always uses the most respectful language, and lately the fol lowing passage appeared in the Order of the Day: " I will never depart from the principles which I professed when I led you to the banks of the Taro to fight the enemy of the Continent." BOLOGNA, JAN. 21.—Baron Stephanis, our Go vernor, has orderecithe Countess of Arriano (Ma dame Bacchiochia, sister of Buonaparte's), to quit the city, and her departure is hourly expected. Neither the Pope nor Murat are disposed •to re ceive her, and it is supposed she will gO to the Isle of Elba. She lived here at a great expence, and assumed all the consequence of a Princess. PARIS, MARCH 7.—lt appears certain that the Emperor of Austria will go to Italy immediately_ after the Congress. [BRUSSELS PAPERS, RECEIVED THIS MORNING. BRUSSELS, 'IIIARcH 4.—The following is - the correct report of the day :—" By a Convention between his Majesty the King of the United N e _ therlandy and his Majesty the King of Prussia, the Cabinet of Berlin cedes to the new Monarchy a great part of the Prussian . possessions-on the Left Bank of the Rhine, and receives in return the Hereditary States of the House of Nassau on the "Right Bank of that.ltiver. SWEDEN, FEE. I4.—=Thev say that• Count Wedel Jailsberg., who is suspected of ambitious designs, is closely watched by the new Government of Sweden. -His discontent comes from his4iating tailed in his plan of getting himself made Governor of Norway, which post has been .conferred on General Count Von Essen. - He would have but few partisans, for he is not liked, and the people of Norway are very well satisfied with the new Government. THE LEVEE, COURT, &c.—Yesterday morning the LORD CHANCELLOR ba:l a conference with the PRINCE REGENT, at Carlton-house. The Learned Lord then retired from the Royal pre sence, and did not stay to attend a Privy Council and Levee. which were afterwards .bulden. The Privy Council was attended by the Lord Presi dent,.the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Master General of the Ordnance, the Secretaries of State for the Home and Foreign Departments, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Master of the JIMA, and the great Officers of State. The Marquis of BUTE was introduced 'to the Council,• and swore in Lord Lienterunt for Glamorgatishire. The Levee commenced soon afterwards : we have not room to give the names of the persons who attenAed, nor of those pre sented. Some letters from Petlersburgh, of the Bth nit. have reached us. It was reported that thelph of Finland would be opened very early this year. The exchange was at 11a, The statement in some of the Papers - of Cobham Park, 'the seat of Lord DARN LEY, having been burnt clown, is void .of. foundation. CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH o.—We had but very little business . doing this morning, as hovers appear to be hanging off till Monday. The sales in Wheat was at a reduction of from 23; to 3s. per quarter. Boiling and Grey Pease have . but ‘a very dull sale ; fine Barley supports its price, he ing rather scarce, and in demand. la other ar ticles no alteration. SMITHFIELD, MARCH 10.—=This clay's Mart lio,d a short: supply of the various kinds of Cattle; Veal - sold at fast price; Beef, Mutton, and Pork, were ebraper ; and the trade, for the most part, was but indifferent. The sale; in the Hay market e not considerable ; Hay. and Straw fl , ctit'd last priers ; CIA-er obtained a better prl:e, Elio. SECOND EDITIO'. OFFICIAL BULLETIN. ' Dispatches have been received from Lord FITZROY SOMERSET, dated the 6th and 7th inst. with the intelligence of BUoNTAPARTE having landed at the head of about 1000 men, between Frejus end Antibes, on the 3d or 4th. The KING of FRANCE had in consequence issued a Proclamation on the 7th, declaring 13tioNA- PARTZ a Traitor, and calling upon all Persons to seize and oppose bins.---Marshal MACDONALD and General Gotirrotr Sr. Cfrt bad been sent to corn- rnand the troops who were to be opposed to him, and a considerable force was collecting at Ly- • ons.lisiEva and the Due D'OnLEANs had also gone to the Southward. The most perfect tranquility prevailed at Paris, and the KING had received the Corps Diplomatique as usual. TIIIRD EDITION. PRIVATE INTELLIGENCE. Two o'CLoca.—Missma. commands at Tou- lon the head of the Department, the Var, in which the Traitor has landed, he has 18,000 BUONAPARTE, 'another account says, bad 1800 men with him, and two pieces of cannon— Strong suspicions are entertained of MAssENA's athleretlCe to LOUIS XVIII. MACDONALD is most relied on. The inference certainly is--that the Ex-Tyrant has promises of support from many quarters. Oar Funds have fallen One per Cent.—Great Sales making all this morning by Houses connected with France. IMPORTANT. SPANISH JEALOUSY. GIBRALTAR, FEB. 22.—A very great number of Spanish Troops (report says 2000) are to be col lected in this vicinity, some detachments of which have actually arrived. The object of this mili tary preparation is unknown ; but it would ap- pear that the Spanish Government have it in con- temptation to rebuild the forts destroyed by the British force in this neighbourhood. NAVAL N EWS. MILFORD, MARCH 7.—The Union, of Dart mouth, as mentioned before, bound from London to Liverpool, being lust on the Hats and Barrels, is the fabrication of an impostor, discovered this day by H. Le.ton, Esq. one of our County Ma gistrates, and has been this day put ou board his Majesty's ship Spitfire, where I trust he will meet with just punishment. LivgitP9or., 8.--Thc American priva teer (Masseur, of 16 gnus and 150 men, refitted at Martinique, and sailed from thence the 16th of inuary. Sever a l p r iV a t eets were to windward', of Barbadoes. FALMOUTH, MARCH 7.—Arrived the Blucher packet, Captain PRICE, with mails from Matta and Gibraltar-12 days from the latter the Mb Feb. she spoke his Majesty's ship Granicus, in company With the American. brig privateer J o h n Little, of Boston, of 14 guns and 80 men, her prize ; left at Gibraltar the Duke of Montrose packet. Arrived several ships from the East. ward,• to join convoy ; also a frigate, nanle un known ; and Nimble cutter, from the Eait‘vard, and has made a signal for convoy to the East ward. The fleet rides the gales out very well.-- Wind S.W. DEAL, MARCH 9 —Arrived the Dexterous gun brig and Swan cutter from off the North Fore land ; Amity, with a detachinent of. the East India Company's soldiers from the depot at Cowes, and remain io the Downs, with the whole of the ontward-bonnd as before. Sailed the Con flict gun-brig for Ostemi.—Wind 'S.W. PLYMOUTH, MARCH S. - Came in the Sir Francis Drake frigate from the Mediterranean, - and EH datnns frigate from a cruize; Tut back the Wood land sloop of war with a fleet fo r B our d eaux . PORTSMoUTH,MARCH 9.—Arrived yesterday the Snake sloop . of war from Gib ra l tar a t t h e M ot h er-. bank, haviOg in charge; three Inerch,oabrigs and one . transport ; th e rem ai n d er o f the fleet may be immediately ,00hed for, but blowing.freA,.have nct ascertained particulars—they are under qua- runtine, Admirati Office„llarch 9.—The Sprightly gives protection to 'any vessels left behind, for the con voy•innicr Rear-Admiral DovGLAs, as far as Fal mouth.— Wind westerly.' . Yesterday a Ballot was taken at the east India House, for the election of a Director for two years ) in the room Of CHARLES MILLS, Eq". re signed. At 7 m'clock. the Scrutineers reported the numbers to be 786 in failour of WILLIAM STANLEY CLARKE J F 49. WllO wiks_the only candi• men. TIIL THEATREB. Iva v-LA NR.—Richard the &bond linving,,ls" the quietly in the• dust of the. Property- I 'o°"' Theatre fur a hundred dragged from its repose at Di-nry-latic , purpose of exhibiting Mr. KEAN in'the pew - .ell racier Of the deposed Monarch. it s"' irc o . worth while to question the wisdom of t hi !,,,5 rival : novelty has powerful chat inS, MI 6 I nl i a 'a4 a play which has for very sufficit . na reasona so 101 , year,, was last vintil escaped resuscitation (even amid the rts 4i o li it producing every drama of SH A KEsycARE Vt l:C.ii off was thonght could by possibility be attractiv.r.ta, the Stage), May, front that merit alone.he vantageous to the Treasury than the most gth°, 1 1 1 ,,,,, favourite, with the beatifies of which the Publ ic from repetition, familiar. Without ettemptiurf its decide this knotty point, we briefly notice ! be ll that the historical Play of Rickard if, Wit' ) verbal quibbles in the worst taste of the 11 ' 14- cl which it was Written, with ail its 1 1103,- :t rhymes, with all its defects, w an t of pritP o o- interest, deficiency in St a g e s i tua tion, d re bis ing narrative, and absence of incident, 1 been raked from the rubbi s h o f Ornri r-bt ,i,: and performed with great scenic splendour , coration, dresses, and pageantry.. Some have, however, been . taken with the origin 4l ', l 7 e ly the Botcher' who 'mended -the pi ece has etn ` k e , altered the prominent char ac te r o f Butiftg ur- to , and given greater consequence and a ditfefe", t i not tiny to the insignificant part of the Queen. , for be has done for Bolingbroke, KEAN has (0 11(. 64 Richard: made him Clean another man fronlidi, King of English Hi'story and the King Whi4 ll ' lowing History with his accustomed fitWitY' ha ra Bard of Avon drew. in truth lie made the 11. too near a relation of Richard the and vet no two melt could be more dissitni'' ' ,;( The former is painted as a we a k an d pusillan °l i .; Prince, Those mind is. as unsteady as his tnanite rs v o etiiminate ;. inconstant, wavering, fickle, the s o p to his transitory pasuions, enamoured of r.; - tv and Luxury, in prosperity a r rogant , in ativ c. f ., rs is spiritless. There are; inde e d, occas i o nal if i Lj , of bitterness, but they resemble mote she ings of a woman th an the decided and tnas ct 'slt , scorn of an injured Man and Sovereign. KEAN utterly misconceived this part, or I ' 3. l e conceived it properly, he discovered w.hat is elt deniably obvious, that unless he took upon to bestow new features upon it, it must tail ee gettter in producing any effect upon the an t ' s '.l•l l Be therefore pourtrayed Richard as caustic' ,castic, and rebuking where dHAKEPEARE h as , De complaining ; vigorous, where i n the Autb°'ye is irresolute, gibing and reproaching, where 01 is only displayieg momentary paroxys o3s grief. Allowing for this alteration whic h , the peaches or does credit to the j u d gm ent 0; off' Performer alone, we may o b serve t h at aetbl i ft 4 on his own 'conception he imparted w 70°4 71/ energy to many ot,„* Ole passages in its det'" o lo Where he asks if Bolinglnoke w ill pl ea se Richard live till Richard die"—tn the scene I ; jo in Northumberland presses his public degrad n ior and the dying scene he was fully as deserving ° ev er please as upon any ociasion in which we hn' e t oo seen hiin, We have 'in:notice with approhttti ° its that there was much less of pa ntomim i c act' ;' °, O O l his representation of last night than we eve r c ot, him use before. 'l' ere was opt hing very vi'‘ j die and therefore the defect of his voice was ne ve ,;,. pleasingly brought out. Up o n th e w h o le, " fr c t .,. s c• the play is tirescute, we consider the-chiet ch tl, , i r ter as one of the best in 'Which Mr. KEA?' ". 5 peered. Isctiftgbrokers lowered, mtkc . h by th e ra cess of the piaywright, and atts-rot4 did n °l l'lo to raise it. He looked infinitely too young' f beo other parts were sonic of them well, sotne 4); t - 1 1 01 0 sadly tilled. it is not easy to pr o duce Court of respectahle!,Barons, &c. trout a ri ser last cal company ; but really a few ut the Lords night were queer rogues. t he COVENT-GARDEN.—The moral Drama ° f jab' Stronger was to h av e b een re p resente d last 1 / 1 1 e' at this Theatre, but a very severe co ld and D"'pg, ness prevented Miss Q'NE,ILL - from perfor w and therefore printed bills were p os t e d abt l t itit' 'theatre, to announce the unavoidabl of c° li` Lrse, tion of Love in a Village. Many visitors, vt i SS , returned, but the attra c ti on o f Miss Rosetta, produced a numerous audience. GOVERNMENT LIFE ANNUITY OFF/C l: 'ol s ' f Bank-street, March 8, c 0 , The following is a short Scale of s° ,, li r l atl li f the RATES, upon which GOVERN,MENT are naw,- ‘ at f„i LIFE ANNUITIES.—They are payable Half-Yea r '„i n cl 0 4 - 0 BANK of ENGLAND, the same as the Dividend s, . - V e S be received by Power of Attorney. The Act. ha vi Z i gle e ci amended, these Annuities may he purchased 00 Joint Lives, when the 31. per C en t. C ons ols or 'sjaS e Annuities are at or above 50. Upion the death of ail O f , Nominee, or the Survivor of any t wo J o i n t l'Zoinihe es ,'Ll fourth part of the expired Annuity, over and ah? " .oi l P r o' rears) is payatile to the .P 11 erson entitled to such 1% , to his or her Executors, Ad m i n i s t ra t ors , o r Ass , oo . " tided it be claimed within. Two Years after such 4 ' 6 but not otherwise. '. , r ider os Si. per Cents. being 63, and y•• For 1001. of Averay.qoo. . . . Si. per Cent. Stock. for VW' A Single Life of 35 - receives.., 4 14 0 ...... 11. 1 1 40 45 50 55 _ 6 6 0. . .... • 0 0 GO 7 0 0.....• • 11 9 • 65 7 0 75 & 14 upwards lq • 0 0 ...... • ( 00' t hif All the intermediat e Ages will receive in pro.l ) : ° ,, a at oo te Particulars way be h a d (Gratis) on App at :i the fence, or by writing' to the " Superintendant,' , age be paid. S. HIGHAM, Sutler"' • 11114,:l'HS f J 4). On the 2d inst. at Malsbanger-House, the 1. 3-1 ° ' Hatuiltun, Esq. of a son. Weduesciay, at her father's in Parliament-streets ster, the Lady of Capful!" Arrow, Royal Nary, of' alAitititti. Esa• c , a ile, a 5 On Tuesday-, at Tawstock Church, Albany ." voo l t M.P. of Sweetlands, Devon, to Elconora Elizabetil,: jor n i, daughter of Sir Bourchier V.'rey, of Tawstoch-l - kr c otnill , On the 6th inst. at Liverpool, Maj, , r GodbY, i t ";.,: 0 10 1.. third daughter of the late Joseph Ward, Esq. 01— ,_ .,... 7 Lancashire. . -------"-- H of' D 1 ::D. I , ',D. - .1/ 1 Is' On Tuesday last, at his house, Carburton-streit4 ,pere square, Chas. Lind, Esq. late Deputy luspectorof 010 Yesterday morning, at Mertuu, Mr. Hugh Dell' _.oe, g ate-street, Merchant 6t • ": LONDON ; Printed by J. 13. CARSTAIRS, IC°' 1 0 0 , 4 0' buildings; and published by W. A. SCRIPPS, 0 at the SUN-OFFICE, No. 112, Strand ;