The Sun. — London, England, 1814-05-12 00:00:00

ali t { „. arrived i n P ar i s a bout two hours L:tore, xed with the En , lish •;) . Minister's cavalcade, ►. • ▪ hl4lll .elutheS, Saas not—to be obvious-to the • '' e frati on o f t h e p eo pl e . HiS name, however, t kazzed a „, 0 0,, th e cos,fkl,. and, - towards the ilt e° ; i clus :n ll the review, inquiries • Which is 1,411:1•1.1ellington were very anxiously and gene= repeated. A ( - ) a their arrival at the Thtilleries, .Francis, lexander, and Frederick joined _Louis !•'` t he 'PrincOs d'A nf ro u l eme ; and' took their, !'lace at a window, 'in •the Tettifile eif.Fkra,. ,ami d td.oral , and zealous shouts Of ariplause. At the ti windows numbers of the superibr Officers of ~llli- • Foreign Embassies, the re •t lie MarShals, were stationed. The Review "Wmen ce d , an d t h e Avhole of the_ corps de : ' ed . ander the command of Prince Constantine, iibe'or thi s A ugust Assemblage. noble and re . ' ,, rti ' ll 'Pllearan ce o f t h e t r oops was great ly wig nted they passed the Palace—their tattered w ere lowered (some of them only a few Aa rl"ter black than white in colour, tied to the ;-staff Btair w sothers perforated with balls—and others tion sie. e3reQl Y a th rea d rema i n i ng to t e ll t(1 what Na fr t • t bel tnNetl) their arms were carried, and ont , the sunbUrnt. and warlike front of each hardy the e rna th e eves . darted with a fiery lustre towards ani 't knYalMasters ; t h e i r un if o rms. their caps. i t ' helms, thei r cuirasses, bore, in many him tlee(l ilista nces,' the m ar k s . o f those desperate hat -8 in Which their owners had been engaged, • areel Y a fifth man appeared, through some part tqn) se uni‘O rru th e fire of musquetry, or the Pitsh of the bayonet, had not forc e d a course . i b r i leS badge S of distinction were particularly visi tb t he high caps, of th e gren adi ers , i n a num t't cji r w hich there were two, three, or fo ur h o l es , eeei ‘ e d froni musquet-bullets in. action. I n other respects there xvere no signs of the at °f Of war ; the men and the horses were relreshe(l, healthy, potent, and admirable : t t i as a perfect Parade L tna 4 ..[ ice h ours were occupied in the incessant tell • of these soldiers The Russian Int-- G • 'Lards. 2d. Ihe Prussian Royal Guards. • 4.‘iissian Guards. 4th. The Grenadiers. qth. ralcais. rd 3; etb• .Cavalry—cuirassiers, with black Dtlt.Tik. The same, with bright brass armour. Einsa dud 9th. Lancers (a very shewy corps); h iOth.. Th e Cossacks •'of the Don, about 190, k. — ail ri ng up the rear of the troops. I 1 th. The (;0 f n_on, to the Pamber of 111QEe than I - 09 pieces h sl) fr°lll 1 2 to 24-pa:tinders, drawn by 110 1 1 s l e 17 - and si."rsei, and each gun accompanier{ by umPletnent of artillery-men, &c. 12th. An- Gna anti rd of Cossacks.—Every c or p s sa i nte d, s saint e d b y the Sovereigns and the Court, Titlb(Nt hail-p ast s i x the whole concludad.— t , e Royai Party continued to ge th er for some in earnest Conversati on . It la th e even i ng t h ere was a grand Party and —all a t Sir Charles Stewart's, at whiclithelr»pe nv Alexander was present, a-nd Schwartzenberg ; "(11 - 3 laehe r met, for the first tim e , th e H ero of "lavera and Vittoria ! !•' d in a an extract from an Irish Paper, inserters La4iti g Article of Tu g Svg of yesterday, for" can.s,fl ate bloc k ade , " rea d I" room, ;male Idockh.ead." • roti - 1,4--1 1 ;rance, 7 Waterford. Dtti%.—l Cadiz 1 otten ,Rh,W I Nla aterforlta,d. Rutland, I Guernsey, I Jersey, '1 Dab , PRICE. OF S'IC;;ES I,er L ent, i t yit.s DAV al twv.r.vn o'ci,nm:. 4 1 , . c,. ' P d. 6, 4,11 1 india Bonds, b I De,. ( t t• Cons. 67N 661 1 Exebegner Bilis, 2s. 3s. pr. , •1)11(‘ 14 ' C.ons. Clit Oiuniotn, 19* pr. ~nt.N•tv Balla ; L O ,, ~. Y Ann. 96 957 1 1 Consuls for Ai:Count, 67-ii "g ,1 19. 16 ‘. pith i E• EioN, toclc..l3roker, No. 2, Cornbill, 4...._ knd No. 18, Covent ry-otrect.• 1,-"..-....,..,..„ F ral E s Ej.N. 5 , , t .. !);( ;:itE F.11.4C 7 ,11 A I • . LON-DON, .., ---- ---______ 774ri t 7 /Z•S' D4l:, .ii,/ 112, 1814. ~,,•---- ----- re n ,, 4 , ~...........--. . l)2. ::I L - aper s of Monday arrived this morn ', -• A'neyeoutain nothin:* of importance, mi -thin; th at • s ' s ,' ls interesting, except some furthe r . anecao c ''' n , Wll ~ te- of /51701STAPARTE, whicli our Readers 141 rind aiilusinir b'' 13,. --....... m ..... 7 . emen"Mail arrived last night— We have Nivie o vzo " i e extract s from it, but we by no means Te ourselves for the truth of S'n til"-stat Journalists in the speculations ki.,: state of our Brother rt r , -1 , any. t . .. . "........wsZeiliam...- • . Th e , i , , . • f or ~ ' 'l4Olficent provi'sitin Ivhich . t4k '"e buke. of is intended .. WhiLINGTO'N, and whicb, ‘la, of L el ' illto Consideration last night the . House to ti :.(IS' 1S honourable to the Country, as welj. as . .aii tiltit'l HcM ' who deserves every mark of gi n i ta:n 4"( I admiration, not unit' .fi.°l" Great I' ; - 441 ( 1:,,: t " all tnaukiiul ; it is determinc:l that the .1 044 -Okla to this illustrious character is to r he Con= e6nsu..t of an Annuity of 10„ pon sOlidated Fund ; and the .LOrai of the TreaEury are 'to be atithorized to adtaiice ri stin!; i n'ot ex ceeding 300;000t in order to he expended in the purchase of Landed Ptoperty, and, lii pi . opnrtion to the.extent of suet) pureliaie ; the Ainiuity i 3 to be diminished. The Duke of MAPLBoitotiGn fortm hn eicainple Of national munificence, which is properly fol lowed on the present occasion.--The Estates thus purchased are to he attached to the WEILINGTo: , r Dukedom, to descend -with-the heirs lineally sac= eeeding to the title ; but in default of such heirs, the property is to fall to the Crown. The aggre gate-of the grants thus conferred on the heroic RUSE are rated at about 17,000/. a-year ; and all the friends of the Country,'to whom lid does to much honour, will cordially acknowledge the justness of his pretensions to this liberal testimony. of national admiration. The other Military Offi cers, who have so nobly reaped honour with him in the same fields of glory; and Who have been also in consequence raked to the Peerage, sire each to have a recompence of 2040/. Tier annum, to which their icspective services fairly entitle them. We yesterday adverted to the language held by the Irish Demagogues upon the subject of the important Letter from Rome, and the terror which they express lest the delusion which they have artfully and wickedly excited should be re moved. Those who recollect the language which they have held for some years past, will hear with amazement the declaration of their Organ, that " the Catholics of Ireland are not Papists ;" that, " in matters of discipline, they are not . bound by a RESCRIPT of the POPE'S Vicegerent —nay, nor evcn by a BULL Of the POPE himself;" and that " a Council of the whole Catholic Church, with the POPE at their head, cannot impose a mode of discipline upon the small congregation of Catho lics, which may l in Sweden and Denmark." We confess that we have been hitherto in er ror upon this , subject ; and we now find that the power which we once thought was vested in the • . Popes and in thetouncik,rally and,truly belongs to the Editor of the Dublin Evening Post, and the Sapient Casuists of the Catholic Board. We were surprised to find, that the Editor; the depositary of that ,intallibility of whiCh he has divested the S'ope, should have thought it necessary to con sult the Roman Catholic Bishops upon the sub ject ; but he really does think it - right that they should at least read this Docciinent--- , -" Read it," says he ; " oh, yes, Bishoi, ponder upon it DROMGOLE We have received from France the Tarif esta blished at i3ourdeaux , under the authority of the Mike of ANGOULEME,, .which we have inserted. In all articles ou'which Cie ad valorem duty is not collected according to the invoice amount, it is regulated by a fixed price, and is not to be varied either by the difference of quality or the fluctua tions of the market. A Message from the PRINCE REGENT is daily expected by both Houses of Parliament, notifying the intended nuptials of the PrillCOS CHARLOTTE with the Prince of ORANGE. • Capt. Major MILNEs, who arrivo,l in London with the late dispatches from Lord IV. BRNTINott„ left Blake's Hotel yesterday for Paris. The Ma jor will proceed- front thence overland to Genoa with dispatchesfor Lord BENTINCK. We understand that the Government of Gib raltar has been offered to Lord BEREsFoRn. Mirssrs. HUGHES and MILLINGTON are arrived at 'Harwich from Gottenburgh, with diSpatches from Messrs CLAY and RUSSELL, fo•Messrs. GA";,-; LA—IN and BARNARD. They are detained at Har wich for want of passports. Prince CHRISTIAN of Norway persists, in a let ter to the King of DEN:tIARK, ,111 his resolution to defend Norway. Bavaria - is expected ro restore the Tyrol to Austria, to recover Wurtzburgh, . and receive Mentz and Aschalfenburgh. .• . An Austrian General has taken. possessiln of the kingdom of Italy in the name of the. Allied Powers. The Austeians•and British have entered • Venice. The last letters from Toulouse came yin. Paris, dated 30th April. Marshal SUCH ET was at Ton -- louse. Soul.; was ordered to Pgris. Major-Ge neral PACK, who was ►;•ounded, Was preparing to return to England. It is said that there arc at ►resent in the neigl►- bourhood of 'Paris upwards of 20,000 Fi•euch ficers 'destitute of employment. • • The British (Micers in France experience great difficulty in disposing of their horses and mules, for which they are unable to obtain any pecuniary consideratiolL CAMPBPLL, Who accompanied BUONAPARTE from Paris, is ilromoted toThe Brevet rank o! - Colonel in the Army. '' on the Continent of Europe and in the Island of Elba only." From this expression, ;t would, appear,. that Col. CAMP BELL, and the other Allied Pacers,, placed in so , perintendance over NAPor.Fotq, are to continne, with hini in Elba for Some time. It is reported that a. /Weil of Alilitry Baronets Will soon make its appearance, in which the Ad jutant - General, Quarter-Master-Gelleral, xiid other Heads of Deputuleuts, wilt be included. '1211tI1" A'L' OFFICIAL I!APEIt. L'OOlii A tii•ot NE, Duke of Angbuletne, of.Freince, by virtue of the powers COaferred aped King, dated Ilartwell, and beidg desirOus of eStahlihing provisionally th e Custom house DOties to be paid in the Girtitide, the GA ionne, and the Dordiikii6, and in the sea-ports of the Department of the Gironde, the arrival of a nurhber of British ships having made thi4 rentable; tifto ba;rittg cone:fitted the Chamber of Commerce of bourdeaux, and Liken the tt6ice of our Council, We have ordered, and do order— The resolutions fur cutrepOts, real or fictitiont„ for every description iff inettliandii4 salt except ed, are suppressed. The duties receivea tin all exported 'hares and therehandize, are and shall remain oconforthable to the existing laws, and shall be received acedrding tO the 'Dull of Duties on exportation. The duty on tonnage for every kind of vessel Shill not be more than 50,centimet per ton, and the-produce shall be applied td the maintenance of the port. The duties'of entry on all rnerchandize or wares, and property imported, are anti shall be fixed by the annexed Tarif, according to the valise to the several distioctionS of rommoditiet. Valuation. Ditty; 'finder the 1001bs. or 50 kilogrammes - ' 50 5 pr. Ct. Ornamental Weapons on the invoice amount 5 Campeche and other Dyeing Woods, per 10011)S. or 50 kilogrammes - • - -50 5 Salt Butter -- ' - 100 . 6 Cocoa of Caraccas . - - - 150 ' 10 Ditto of the .ISlarD -' ' - 110 10 Cassia - . . - .. 60 5 Cochineal, - • .:., - 800 15 Cinnamon • ' - ••• - 400 15 Coffee - - 100 15 Chocolate •-•- . , - 125 15 Cotton - . - - ,• 180 5 ,White Wax. . - - :- 200 ' 5 Yellow Wax - - - ;. 150 5 Salted Hides - - - 40 5 Ditto Tanned - . 80 10 'Hides and other prepared Skins - 200 10 . . Hats on the invoice unlouut - - 5 - Hemp - • ' - - - - - 50 ' 5 C3ndles - - . . - - 60 5 Nails on the invoice amount - - -- . 0 Manufactured Copper on the invoice amount 5 Medicinal Drugs ' - • - - ditto - 10 Tortoise Shell. - - - 500 • 5 ,I'ewter - , - - - - - 200 5 Manufactured Cottons, India. Handker chiefs, &c, on the invoice amount. . - 5 • Woollen Stutl's . - ditto . - 5 Grocery, per 1001bs. - • - 300 5 Brandy and other Spirituous Liquors, per relic 7 5 Tin - - - - - - zri 5 Bras's :- ' ..' - - - - 120 5 Thread _ .. - - 300 5 Cheese- - - - - 100 5 Ginger - - 110 5 Gin, per velte - - - - I 2 a .Grease - -- - - 120 5 Coach Harness, invoice atr.ount - S -Ohre Oil - - - - 150 5 Linseed Oil. - - - - 80 5 Lauip ditto - - - - 60 5 Indigo - - - - 700 5 Liqueurs in bottles - - - 300 5 Flex . - - - - - 130 5 Cork - - - - 100 5 Oak Planks, per 1000 - 7 40 5 MiL4in, invoice amount - - 6 Musette' Nuts - . .. 700 S ItloitisNes, per r elte - - - 3 5 Lace 'Pritumings, Articles of Jewellery, Ar. tides in Leather, etc. of Morocco, Articles in Brunze,Steal and Iron, invoice amount 5 Pepper - - - ,- 150 b liair Powder - - - - 100 5 Pot-ash - - - - 120 5 Drawing Paper, Parchment, manufactured _ Lead, Hardware, invoice amount - 5 Bark - - - 500 5 Ribbons, Sarsnets, Cotton and Nets, invoice amount - - -• . - 5 Refined Sugar, per 100 lb. - - 140 15 Cloyed ditto - • - - lOO 10 Raw ditto • - - p. 75 5 Sewing Silk, per lb. of 16 oz. - ;i0 5 Tallow - . - - - 50 5 Saddles, invoice amount - - 5 Tobacco (leaf). . • - - - lOO 5 . Manufttctured Tobacco, • without prejudice • to the interior regulations of that mann- ' • • futnre -.- - 150 5 • Cloth, Calico, white and coloured, invoice amount - • - - 5 Vermicelli, per 001 1 4." "• - - 100 • 5 Superior 'Wine, in bottle, per dozen 24 5 Common ditto-; in bottle, per dozen - 15 5 Vinegar, per relic .. - ' • - 2 5 . Spanish and. Other Wino, invoice amount 10 . • All merchandize not specified in the Tarif is to be subject to a duty of 5 per cent.ad,valorem. If the value be not specified, a Declaration shall :be made atthc Custom-house Of the value, kind.the . duties shall be regulated accordingly. In order to 'prevent fraud in such valuations, the Collect9rs_ shall be at liberty to retain the goods imported at the prices stated in the invoice . or decimation, and 10 per cent. added to the same. • • The duties may be paid in bonds at 3 months. The Order then refers to . the Decree of the 11th of November, 1813, on salt, and to that of the 18th of October, 1810. The Tribunals of the Custoin-houses recognized in the latter are abo lished, and the old laws are reviyed. After two inwiths from tlle OT NA:ITCII ur present regulations are extended to St. Jean de Luz, to all the. ports of . the Motif, and to the harbours between St. Jean de Luz and the Gi ronde. (Signed) LOUIS, ANTOINE. (Countersigned) ETLENNt D ORDER OF THE DAY. ' " f1e441,-quarters, May, 5. • " The Marshal acquaints the' corps of the armies he commands, that his Roval Highness the Count D'Artois . , Lientcnaut-General of it King dom, acting the name of his Majesty, Louis :XVIII. has entered into a Convection with - the Allied Powers for the evacuation of France. • "lii virtue of this Convention, the fortresses of Hamburgh and Harburgh, and the torts de , pending upon them, are to be evacuated aud dt• livered over to the Allies in the course of the pre sent month. M. Forichi, General of 13ivislon of Artillery, has ,just arrived at Hamburg"' as C°lll - of his Majesty, Louis XVIII. for the surrender of Hamburgh and R i trlirgh, " The Generals commanding the Divisions 0 , 4 Armies, Mr, Commissioner Thomas and the Pre fect, will he pleased to obey all. the commands that General Pouchi shall giVe in the execution of the instructions with which he is provided. " Ily order of the Marshal Commander of the Male, " The Prince of ECKMCILL." ~; r o , AIA,t in bun:: iit3S i3engal ;---crew Itak v. 11 , IAY IL—Arrived the Lard sou picket, i mail and paiiengeri, Coth rALIKoUTN, MA' 9.—=Arrived the itorc;shit) 64 gini; Citpt. WEER, frOizi Gilirat; Nit.; alsv a few meteiialitinert froth .(plat-ter: Sailed the Duke of Kezit packet (15t),; ~rltti timed foi• ilourdeau*; Duke of gent pacitt:t . (2(1), With a tnail for Listron Littk Catherine packet; with a flail fOr the 13ra7l1s awl the Malt eltester poCket, than for LiA)on, Gibraltat, ~Malta.—. 4 Vitict E. 8. E. P0RTr.46:7711, MAT 11 .—Arriced from the Downs the Phoenix and IST:areu Basting§ iilaq Ind; mien. Came id. froin Haire-de-arkice the LOBB, and the Rambler, SPaAoGs ; thr.: Lord Wellington, Lady iii 7 tllington, Alfred, aryl •Kingfishcr fro:n France. Sailed his Majesty's ship Crocodile from, Cork, with a convoy,: for forth AntetjeA—his Majesty's ships D4nnetle, Leopard; ['cher, and Adder, in company. Sailed the •Sharpshooter, .with a convoy, for Guernsey and Jersey.--Witt Easterly. PLYMOUTH, MAY 10.-Carlie 111 the Tortoise store-ship from Gibraltar. Also came tn the Me diterranean convoy, under his Majesty's.ship .pulse; 74 guns, put back by easterly winds.— Came in hit Majesty's snips Ely and Reindeer.-. , - Wind E. ' __DEAL, MAY 11..—Remain in the Downs his Majesty's §liip.Monmouth ; Jason frigate Grif 7 fon, Cadmus, Rosario, Tigress, bermuda, and Cordelia sloops of %vat.; Royal Sovereigh and Rtoyal Charlotte yaelltt j add the Swan cutter, &e,---,Wind E. BATTLE OF TOULOUSE. Memorandum; presented ptirsuant to an AA, dres.l of the Hotie of Commons, of the 28th of April; I 8 4 Alf.MOßANnt'n. Lord CrITLEREAGH 1716itititIS ; in a letter dated Pull, May 5, - that Colour+ Cooke and Colonei St. Simon, t73...the part of the kiritish and Frene:k Government, were diapatchH On the night of the 30th of Mare') to Lord Wellington and Alaikal Souls. They were detained at Blois tot the k'iench Authorities for four dews ; which was the occa sion of their not arriving' before the battle of Toulouse. The French sent also by BourdeanN and other great towns ; but the (Mcers in cure. mind were not disposed to give credence at 6rlt to the TreWSl...-.4it least to its full extent. Foreign Office, May 9, 1319. WILLIAM HAMILTON. MR. WESTALL'S EXH I BITION if we had occasion to admire the fine -prodec tiOns of one great Genius, in the admirable c,ll - of the Works of Sir ,losnet‘ 13.F.Y . NOLW, which was lately presented to the Public, we have another, and a more varied proof of British Ta lents, in the Gallery which Mr. WEsTAL has jtntt opened in Pali-Mail. It contains a vast blage of his PAINTI.,;(.7s and DRAWITOS,, whi:ki place him on the highest rank of Artists in Chi.s country. Though the collection contain'; so matted works of this excellent Artist, yet we, under stand that they do not constitute the whole, but a selection froM the numerous labous of his pen cil. The collection is remarkably well - arranged, and consists of, a variety of subjects which afford , 'a gratification to 'every te, and which must excitentigh respect for his talents. SCRIPTU RAL, HISTORICAL,, PORTRAIT, POETICAL, RURAL and DOMESTIC SCENERY, all contribute to the general attraction ; and. all the subjects ate treat ed in such a manncr as to shew a, vivid, power ful, and fertile imagination,- and a' mechanical 'dexterity, which may stand a comrietition with the laboured accuracy of the DUTCH and FLEMISH 'SCHOOLS, and a luxuriance of colouring not infe rior to that of 'the VENETIAN. But tl.,.reappear in his higher Works a manly tone,- a purity, and subdued §tVle of colouring, at 1 i lLog . ous to the .snhjeet, and strikingly indicative of jndgment, as . i:11 as taste and genius. We shall -not 'at pre sent enter • into an examination of s particular 'works, but confent ourselves with recommending 41?-righESIg4. 1 1. 11, 40 4, .Wttlily UAL and the Country. . By a vessrl from the West Indies, w lIRVt rtr ceivekt the following. account of a destracti;e foe at St. Jno de Cuba "Sr. JAG° ts CUBA, 1r.8.19, i. " On the 15th ipst, the marine out of this city, thre. l ; , T• accident, eaught live, at .two P. M. The cali:lae;rativnWa , awful, ami the effects dreadful. 'The it:ol'y sustatoed h the poor class of induqtrions inhalittants of that pal f t, thj e:t! 'has been immense; fact their all have been 6eitror,yd ta,! pluodered. Several of the moat respectalltrnerOvint,: their warehouses, with their eantents, burat to the ground: There hare been about lOrk barrels of 11 , y1r r: ; ;;; T ovv$. lire continued to rage with violence - till flve , cent , wa s in Cuba, the place berng . tvll;:o . .it t. 9 prevent the rwge4 of are. The luau in the miy estimated at 30,000 dollars." Yesterday a Court of Directors Was at Ita4t when Captain P. GiOttuo, n a , .4 Ann, took leave of the Court4re‘>iont to departing for Madras and Ben i al• DttEADFUL Lwr.osioN oF_Gußvowbt terday the inhabitants, residing in lllc neiglib o.l " hood of Lambeth ond its vicinity, wer-.: into the utmost const#rnation, in e.wlst4tienVg Oft midden explosion of a great quantity of powder, at the Vire-work, Manufactory ik!nt: to Messrs MORTIMER; in Dean-platet!, nz , tl-14 Asylum. The shock was so severe; that 0 - ;14 windows were blovvn to atoms. We are :ulrry ttr add, that a young lad Ives killed on the spot anzi the life of another is - cicspaircd of. \