The Sun. — London, England, 1814-07-14 00:00:00

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King, on .the baf,l4l. of : . 1800 , 11 4 f" ns n virtue_of a decree of the Corte,. gotodest4hllhed, inaqaines of nitillrent sorts o f A sraretnent at th.: ', are.immediately t o give in- ---,- .. hillr.Present coments, under the penalty of con tion. e.- She pro 6avoy Gitteurgh, MMalta,,llloll;9, utir gh . .iterford. DU E-1 Liston, 3 dOttenburgl:, Ham- 11 PRICE, 01 p tr , V MS- I)A V Al T V a P e r c 't. 11")• 6841.1 i . C°N. 4 1)p r ,s• Cons. a! 114 4 k L,„:„ . 4 7Y, b Ann. 16 9-IGthS . kY7ON, and sl . c CKS vet.v i ;,'r Loot. Itudia BondA, 13s. pr. Exch . eq. Bills. 34. ss. pr. Omtli,ty ; 2 ; :i pr. Consols tor July ► 69ii . .stock-13'roter, Np. 4, Cornhill, No. 1 3, Coventry-street. 44 )tiiin„, w , 2 .j. ft, AT LONDON MUDGE TO-MORROW unites after 12. I Evening, 27 minutes after 12 1 1 11 - 31 - 1 ‘--41TIN .' LONDON , 7- ' II r7ES MI J Uf, F 14. 181,1 10 hOw n h l TETE Su N is very desirous of being informed " can address a. Letter, strictly confidential, to B. D. D • '' . tPll'e Yesterday,. as delicately as possible, (and :It'lusivelv, till noticed in 2d Editions o at f i( crt ,a h n e t r i a's), submitted to the Public iskthiet in which every I natte:idel ti.,‘lll'allY interested Citizen of in t fil l 7 Country we.alinde to the u wT Fs ~c • kL fr om .°f the Princess ' CHARLOTTE n . t he t o Warwick Rouse, which I. as an„odt: we Pray 4 i1(1 t(1 , 13 , ' of general discussion, . ,neas and 44 'I. general regret. 1 with -the most 411"14ity of youth The tliongbtics , will, pleat . ceriented and i i ; re ' ill e xtenuation of a iolscreet step. ; y e t every j Apna gthoiosdlinSPurbeect must feel tf eg . ree of mortification that the Heiress cc_ -at t o ti , , 1 lelltrone of these Realms, le rnen , - fle d in lie tinrei either from (I d e t of natural disposition, t 141 Retiee of ungo,,ern. a bl e oassions, or, i s r t k il e l d m a o n r ( e i 11 11 14111)ilY1 from baring listened to lowered ttifr(uis Counsellors, should hay : nA M ss, - by ber th. t° t he level o f a Boardhlg"'eT' i a an aet • ;tenoltuission of so rash and ungild'e. n. _ ‘,... ) 4 , he f acts of Peret4.ted y e sterday,reason to be ' transaction, more at 1 r e it . , , dear Pthly as follows : -. are, we have inf ,, rnat" c on e i'rtitSCß Flroan 'z' having receivedl d est i ne in tier, that art active and ttnrernitiiiiK c In destine ar i c'llrs c. was carried on between his D9"e7dhitt:. 1 ;1 tli e Princess of WALES, through the m f i the k eertaio Ladies placed about the person eortiler'liaving grounds few, believing that e t w h i e l s a e t ei:111. elinkations were the source flat of the som a., tildlle'uns c ondu c t of the young PRINCESS, unim _ i)nr Y ti t w art ,_ i his wishes in minor and n tbi tailt P`'ilits‘t hut disappointing great tg_ Father ;14 ' 4 et*---aud entirely disapproving, as a t F_ n i cie Per i' Ft.S"'VereiL,o,of this breach of do yi . l ,lit.'4la alluded to, (leading. his into Daugl)ter lii,lll):;e4l'uas awl therefore unbecoming ts)---- ac to 1'")Y4.1 l ii.l . ' ton Tuesday , mess wen titer stormy afternoon cii arkyihou,e, where, after a.ra. ~1 e- H o is a, ioiZsi°ll, Aliss' KNIGHT, and all the . *e r „ a" Servants who attended the . PRINCES a,-1.; (31Aered to be discharged. Theßishop of this on liaiii;ltl". accompanied the. REGENT tiottsta.l. 411,S,Sian• Soon after they `3 leti'vi", ' p • ss in a state of ex quitted the lreN , . ig the tuNcL (ii sco % :gitatien, shocked no il m _t od a l. t to t h he e tie ° e l F Pra ctices, in which it d° is u 'by, : re '. she ever indulged ; enraged (unjustly) qa 7 (lisissal Of desti cs , w h ose o ff ence was %ei °f it u m fet e : e " eri Ption too. om comon isl Courts, the pre y oas t ctitu r nediate f avour to the reward of con a:reede, from th e faithful observance of a by t ote I- Nty, ; and more displeased than - amended I:iit. Wallo expostulations of an tettli,:rile I)l•Nat.ss, as we understand, iii her indignant P i a- r t is er:l:arY forgea/tress, threw herself I,,t)t. hefore her House Steward, invoking his on her her 7i°ll'',the man ' in his astonishment, told p ro Ill 'it her rank and title were te,i(ieti°a, and that he knew of none *which she ttstifficient hitr ief ti t eeil, or he could offer. Still, under the n ah ue3% iti influence of the Moment, her Royal --I .° . "rried hv tn ,,. oh a pelisse and bonnet, and'eloped Iciteil:aus.of a b„k st„ircase, flying through the ..%iiielli and 'rushing, alon e , up Warwiek-street: 4 ka e k ni the Aloruing Paper s state, that she found 1114ticjt.111;eY-coath in the Haymarket ; our infor -4 e al ''', that site ta n up that street, and calling Cif ; e 1 (I\''°• 497) from tile stand, at fhe bottor» 1 4 1 ead dll t did n otgive ti:e DriVer time to take t o t i l l ' ) .frola the pavement, but darted across, ilowlterc`nich, opened the door, and Pulle'l h..' st `P s h erself, leap e d' hl, and all I vi 11 , - thisso expeditiously, that the coachman only • iched the door in time 'to be told, on t3hut't'ing it, to " .drivei to the Prilteess of WALES'S, in Commoght-place, to gallop all the way, and that• n'e: would ,receive tcts guineas ! ! !'' ' At :Connaught House, there was only one of the . Ladies in Waling upon "(he Princess of WALES., Ivho, upon this unexpected event, instantly dis :atched an -Express to her Royal Mistress to Blackheath. tkpresi toot H. R. H. on her return to Town, and delivered the Note, acquaint ing her with what had happened i----npon ivhicll she immediately drove tO the House 'of Commons, as stated iu THE SUN of 'yesterday, to look for those persons Upon whose advice 'she unfortu nately relies. Not finding any - of them, her able Privy , ounselloi• BROUGHAM was sent for, and consulted - upon thiS embarrassing,explusion. The Flight of the. PRINCESS from Warwick House was soon wade I;.HOwri to the PRINCE GENT, at the Duke of Yoak's, where a great party were assembled. Notice of it Was also sent to the Qtiiitt., who had a card-party, and which she instantly left. A Council was called, and Lord ELLENBOROUGH and. Lord ELDON Were eon.. ;tilted. The Duke of YORK, and three of the PRINCE REGENT'S people, went to Connaught Pouse, and stated to nerßoyalli ighness her Father's commands to conduct her baCk. BRouoLIAm, it seems (we blush while we write h), had previous ly acquainted her Royal Highness, that by the Lws of the land, shentuSt obey her Father's commands and accordingly, at a little past three' o'clock yes terday morning, her Royal Highness was convey ed to Carlton House. is here she now remains—all the-persons by' whom she has, been served being removed from attendance- oil her person, except Mrs: LEwts, win. had followed Oe'r to Connaught House with her night cloaths, and who was per mitted to return with her in the carriage, along with the Duke of YORK. ' • A Councii was summoned to tneet at 10 o'clock, ou the saine evening, at the Foreign Office. • It sat there about two hours, and then adjourned to Carlton-house, where it sat till three yesterday morning. It niet again in the furenoony• and re maine'd some tune in deliberation. It is mentioned that, Lords SPENCER and Ea- SK/NE assisted at it. - Witt) tegArd to the future arrangements con template[' with the view of putting an end to in trigues to which it -is so little the interest of the Princess CHARLOTTE, either morally or politically; W be a, party, it is, we, be : lieve, correctly stated, that in the first instance i.tbe P4INCE REGENT informed his - Daughter ft ker 'Royal trlighness mast forthwith take up her residence in Carkon-house; and from theme- proceed . to ',Cranford-lodge, where the ' Countess Dowager of ROSSLYN, the, Countess . of ILCHESTER, the MO Miss COATES'S, and Mrs. CAMPBELL, who were actoilly in the next room in readiness, would wait upon her. It has also been intimated that the amiable Princess MARY would be associated with her Niece at the apart clients iu Carleon-house prepared for their recep tion. We abstain from adding comment to this long detail, chiefly _heeauhe we have interspersed it with observationi, which will indicate how: highly we disapprove of the line of - conduct previously sanctioned by this young and ill-advised PRiNcEss, and how much we condeMn the very intemperate and unbecoming measure with which it has ter minated. The Faction, who have been accustomed to play off Child against Parent, will have a business openly in hand, well suited to their talents L—it is better so than to have them by mean underhand subterfuges, poisoning the/youtliful wind of an unsteady Child, unknown to her Father, and her, and their l i tUNcE. We Shall-Watch them narrowly, and expose their base and insidious dealings to public detestation.. We have French Papers to the 13th, which, in dependant of our Extracts, inform us, from Lau sanne of sth. July, that the New Swiss Constitu tion has been produced, for the Nineteen Cantons; its principal _provisions we shall give to-morrow. The. Duke of ST. CARLOS is, it is said, to be the Spanish Minister at the Congress at Vienna. The Treaty ,between Russia and Denmark has ,been ratified. The Emperor ALEXANDER was to reach Carlsrhhe on 'the 7th, and the 9th and 10th Lonisburgh, on a - visit to the King of WURTEM BERG. The following is an extra6t'of a letter from ,Madrid, which has just reached us, and is, we believe,. the latest direct communication from that capital. We are sorry to add to it, that we ga ther from other sources, that there is no freedom of the Press in Spain, and in Madrid they ate as ignorant of public matters as if they were in Jerusalem: Madrid, June 27, 1514. " Nothing new or ipportant rises amongst us ; the waters are no longer . troubled by the whillwind of - contending 'pas- eons; anc/ ail difference are subsiding into ,quietness and peace. he Kilig devotes a gtezyz_pOrz ant,of his ante obusi r nos; every day its the'weelt hasn d. its particular avocation, an •• it hours nut of the 44 (in epeitdent,of the daily Levees), is ex el osively , (tvoced, with, his Ministers to the Affairsof ; §tate. His Majesty usually appears it his •carriage„on the .Drive, • every evening, and is hailed by thi,acelatnations (4 his people, " An Officer has arrivizd in tio k lr. .days front Cadiz. , . • . were (inlet there, and its the Provinces through which he pussed. • " His FACcellency General DOYLE is exptnted here on Mon day plat from Cadiz. • .: , , ' " It is 'conjectured that actire measures will be taken to qttell the' s.wful disturbances in the Spanish Americas: the Division of General Nlottil.n6., whiuh so distinguished itself iu the corps d'arinee of Lord 4111.. b, ig under orders for'that des- , ticiation. . " The British Ambassador is fregnently at the • Palace, and it is understood that the greatest cordiality prevails between his'Exeellency and the Sovereign." . . Two dottenburgh Mails have just arrived. The follow is the pilutipl matter they contaiu " GoTTENBLJAGH, 3UNE - 2i.—Mr. FOSPER, Count ORLOri , F; ail Austrian and Prussian Minis , : ter, iiroceded frUin hence ,on Saturday, accom- I►anied by the Governor of Gottenburgh, who was to go with them to thititivalla. Four thousand troops have arrived in this neighbourhood ; 3009 are expected to night, and 7000 in a fewt o yir. " A Aussian frigate arrived in the Roads a few days'since, with orders to put herself under the - command of the Euglish blockading squadron." The operations in Carlton Honse Gardens; for . the intended Court Fete, we understand, are •or dered to be suspended.—(Morning Herald j- The Duke 'of WELLINGTON took up his Free dom of the Merchant Taylors' Company yester day.—The PRINCES of the BLOOD, the Cabinet Ministers, the Foreign Ambassadors, the Judges, and sevral of_the mer his Grace at din ner at Merchant-Taylor's Hall. The DAke of ‘Vef..uNoToNt continues to ha bituate hints& to strong exercise, and is regularly on horseback every morning at an early hour. There is, and has been along, much dissatis faction in the inhabitants of Cadiz at the measures of the present Government, elpecittlly on the re vival o! the Inquisition ; in consequence, the King has ieved• a cont ribution of thre.! million 'of dollars to pay the troops, and hai ordered the Govern'Or to 'enforce the payment. The merchants are in great al.pqn, which is increased by their expecta tion of the arrival of a Plate ship. Ilis Alajesty'.s ship Barham, which came con voy to the Downs with the Jamaica fleet, has brought home remit, ances for the merchants to the amount of 700,0006. consisting of oneluillion of dollars, and the remainder in gold and silver, in bars, gold dost;'&c. weighing together upwards• of 34 tons, which has been loaded at Deal in broad-wheeled waggons, ,to be sent to London under a strong , escort. • The gallant Captain HosTF., we are happy to annotinf;,%:, is arrived in to► n. perfectly recovered 6 - out his late indisposition. Fite distinguished. merits of this brave Officer are to be rewarded with a Baronetage, the patent for which is now making out. An Austrian Order of Merit has al ready been conferred on hini for his heroic con duct in the AThatic. • The Stirling Castle, of 74 guns; the Sceptre, of the same force,. and the Belle Pottle, of 36, have sailed from PortsmOuth, for the purpose of bring , . in g home the residuary stores of the British forces in the South of France. The Tyrian sloop of . war is to proceed with a number of transports to Lis bon, for the purpose of bt:inging home the con tents of the depOts at that place. The - toll owing regiments arrived in our her- . hour this morning from 3ourdeaux := 7 ,the 11 th, 27th, 32d, 36th, 42d, and 61it.—(Cerle Advertiser, July 9`.) A transport, with a detachment of the 4th Ve. teran Battalion on board, commanded by Colonel. DALY, from Gibraltar to England, put into Cadiz' about the. middle of June, in great distress, hav ing sprung a leak. 'The troops have all been dis , embarked. Doke WELLINGTON honoured Covent Garden Theatre with a visit last night, between a piece called the Grand Alliance and Sadak and Kctlas rade. The Duke was dressed in a plain blue coat, with a star on his left side, but he was dis cerned immediately, and received with ,enthu siasm. At the close of the performance his Grace was saluted with three cheers, which be returned with every mark of respectful sensibility. God save the King was sung and encored, and the Whole detained the gallant, Hero too long to admit of his visiting the Argyle Concert Room. The Annual Concert-of Mrs. AsuE, one of the very of the vocal performers of this country, took place last night in theArgvle Rooms. The chief Vocal performers who exerted their talents on 'this occasi o n were, TRAMEZZANI, 'Madame PER LENDis, Madame MARCONI, NALDI, MAGRATH, Signor Cniont, and Mrs. ASHE, who ,severally distinguished themselves, and were mtich ap plauded. Nothing could, be given with more sweetness, pure. taste, and precision,. than " Siettinga/e," by Mrs.. ASHE, a song, 'composed by BISHOP. She also took part in a duet with Madame FERLENDis, I and. in a terzetto with CHIODI and MAGRATit, with eoital skill. The interesting novelty of the evening was the performance of-Miss ASHE and Miss H. ASHE, in a Duet for the Harp and .Piano-forte. They are both very young but the skill, taste, and exe cution which marked their PertOrmance, manifest ed great talents, and would do honour to a much more advanced age. They very deservedly - excited great applause. We were in hopes of a Concerto on' the unrivalled flute of ASHE himself, but lie he gaVe a deliciOus accompaniment to the Night ingale Song. Miss SMITH. recited Collins's 'Ode at the beginning of the Second Act. The room had a very numerous and elegant audience: Duke WELLINGT ON was expected, bttt he remained at. Covent-Gardun Theatre. LORD COCHRANE. We observe drat a Morning Paper has thought proper to insert an tinhandsothe (!onituent A l um out admission of Lord DU: noNAnn's Letter yes terday. What notion the EditOr of that Paper may entertain of the duty of a Public Journalist We do not think it .neessary to it tjuirc. _lt is enough for us that the feel conscious that we act rightly in giving. the people At large ati oppor tunity. of forming . a just "..eolicept ion o'f, .those to Whom tht-y ;cQuinrit . their most ; important interff: Inc Letter in.questiOn was . .sent by the Author to on 'Lou-e of Oiteri, entertain melt, for purpose' of being subtnit.ted to its visitors, and a Document of : such:a oat so pith, lids exposed, , s'.ton hi)vehe.,.ll aud Subject orcommon:Converst. , ; -ion: i,v givi!ig it a place in d ' th person itibs't af fected by it had 6 touch 5-tter npruirtunitv 'of refitting its•cont -its', if than lit could possibly have had a i,i it was T;ertily the. subject of notice and discussion in a n , iblie-lt,inse.--- , As to Lord' COHRANE j we have cxprest , ed our re gret at the extent of the sentence inflicted' on hittr, and we unlit again-express our regret, that a ride of Court,' of which we cannot aprfaze, should have precluded him from having a new vuhicit might, liOWever, have heii refttsecc on better groundS. We enter hot into dte Teo* .prietyottite doubis Whit!) have been entertniuM of the guilt of the Noble 'Lord, it is enonvb that some persons have or pretehd to feel them.—FOr ourselves we have nOtto. Much stress has been laid, both . by Lord Coca- BANE Sand Sir F. BuanETT, on the circinn.,tanec of the Jury, by, which the former was convicted,, being a Special' one ; and it has been more ii4tin insinuated by both that, had a Common Jury tried the caSe, that the verdict would 'have been slifferent: Now, ghat will the Pittriots say when tilt!) , are told, that a very great majority of this Jury Were indiscriminately drawn from lice box, because, Of the tour-and-t wewy Special arynien who were summoned, we assert, that notytore than three or four of this very respectable body of meh attended. THE PRINCE REGEN'I'S COURT. . A Guard of Honour in:ii-ched into the COnrt- , yard of Carluin-house yesterday, - soon •afte: two o'clock, previous to 'his ili'ghttess Cud PRI F.- ,RE NT holding a Court. At :nice O'clock, the Delegates from the University of Oxford came in groud procession from the St. Alban's Tavern, St. Alban's-ritrect i with the Ad dress of the University oh. tne Restoration of Peace.—They were preceded by—. The four Squire Bead:es., headed 'by Lord Grenville, the Chancellor of the 'Quiver - 41'y, in his; inn and 'superb followed by the Vice-Chancellor ; live - young Noblemen 'is their elegant dresses ofthe UnivOrsity 4 the Bishops Of Lbn don and eeterborough ;' Lard Borlogdon, Liird t, Earl Mountedgctunb, Lord Apsley, Sir T.Tyrwhitt, LL.D. Sir .1. Throgatorton, fold Francis Spencer, Sir E. Saridys, the Iter. Dr. Short, the Rev. Jr. Douglas, the Chant,rwr of the Exchequer, Mr. W. Wynne, Mr. P4..e!e, Mr. J. Erslioe, Mr. - Causing, and near one hundred others. The Pat Noe REGENT beiilg seated on . . his Throne, the Members of the University wei'e i n troduced into his, Royal ilighness's,presene e by the Lord Chainberlain, wheat the 'Address was read by Lot-d,Gligivit,tat very dis- , tinetly . ; the PRINCE having- returned an ans‘i'er, they were all most graciously received, and had the honour to kiss the PONCE REGENT'S halid. Col. CHARLES bUTTON vas introdUced :to his Royal Highttess:by Earl BATnnnsT, and had a private atidienek, upon which occasion he received the honour t'd . Knighthood. Mr. GaAYes was introduced to.his,Royalmgh ness by Earl CillitAßT, had a private atidience, and tlliverud the Red Ribbon and the Order of the Bath., worn by the late Sit TtiomAs. Gin vEs, Bart. Th e PaiNdE gave aodienees to the Ertl of. Lt= VERI'OOL, Visco-ont SlmiouTit, Earl BA - ropusT, 'the . Doke.. of Mosraosg i Earl CATHCART, gild. Lord JOCELYN. 'NAVAL NEWS: FALMOUTH, JULY .—The . Duke ;of Kent packet; arrived atter yesieMay's 'post pith a'mail from Lisbon, fell in with four :privateers oh s lier passage, and on Sunday last engaged cme (a schooner) for three hours and a half, and heat her off, after sustaining some injury in her masts, sails, and lig - ging. Sailed the Lady fluty barn packet, with a mail for Gibraltar ; amh the Princess Elizabeth packet, with &mail for loud deaux.—Wind N. W. HARWICH, ..JULY 13.—Arrived the Athitm p teket, with a mail and passengers from Gotten burgh. Sailed: the Prince of Orange packet for ditto ; Lord Net packet for Holland ;, mid the Betsey extra packet for Cuxhaven—all with ma?ls. Wind W. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 13.---Arrived the Ctitha rine from the Isle of France, in 97' day's, a single ship. Arrived the brig Recovery. Spct4cE, from Falmouth, to join catooy 'for the Brazik, and the ship Entu for Botany •Bay, front the Doltns.--, Went out of quarantine the Duly Hamilton anti Dorothy transports. SAiled 'his Majesty's ship Chanticleer far the Powns. 11is Majesty's s hi p - Statira is now corning in from Jamaica and St. George's, Channel—Wind Westerly. • DEAL, JULY 13...-Sailed his Majesty's- Barham for Chatham. Remain in the Downs his • Majesty's ships Monmouth, Cordelia, Rosario, • and Bermuda. A brig is tin the Goodwin,Saud, supposed to bq a tranSport-particulars not known.---Wind S. 1,17; The Sir Alexander Ball, SKYNtIi, Was taken.in Tat. 39.'45. long. M. 49. By the General Arm s strong American privateer; of 8 guns and tier wen, -after an actiov . of i 5 ihinatts. Yesterday a Court of DireCtors was'held at the. East India itoThge, when The following COalHltin ders took their final leave of the Court, previous to fiefurting for their respective destinatio”s, viz. Captain It. WELBANK, Cuffnells ; Captain Ci4A5. B. GRIBJSLE, Royal George, for Madras, Bengal., and China. • The 14th Regiment of Light Dragoons is en tered to he placed on the Irish Estabhshinent. es %it • er tbc , 4 eb c ' :y J t t y' , I)tP 1 . of 11 0 11'4 : C cell, ~,~~! ~~° ~~~ ~~~~~ j ~ ~~d ~