The Sun. — London, England, 1814-08-06 00:00:00

.... ' InlPoSSibie to ' lb . t changes make arly gre a t Nllral ) i e t is sa i d D t he Peopl e in our system of 3. finance. ire' Th .' that his Holiness proposes, as soon a . I i."lstanees will•pefmit him, 'ls si • thieet s to allow. to those i et,,,, a , ~ wh9 have suffered the most in the,. liquidation • 't"ln ities of the debts of the State, m i• Proportioned to the resources i tasttry. of his 11 'teat . port' % -- iliitriber of vessels have arrived in our M brea d '''' Si cily, laden with grain. The pric e ; Ti , 's very low. lo l e Jew s of the , , e v i rh., , wtto had availed themselves . t .. !ee,it `llstances to spread themselves. over lit 't 'ibli (‘l3 , l.t ers of Rome, to buy houses, and to t (e st: l ,7:lc ) Ps and warehouses, have receive!' or.: " ° Ille,, I :1( "Ili•aw t o th e quarters formerly as . ,,:i;n_e( a .l . 1 4(1 not again to quit them. • Tios-is ‘•;,, 1 al 'clai)l usurers 114 oti e tneasurc, as this nation of .... l 'ery ti • ler wise ha ve fi u i s h e d by swallow m i , up 114 "li g. lifitiVelvt4;,' It -'l-v 20 .--General Lestocq is tlefl "1114'1 "Ppointed Governor of . Silesia ; Fieldlii Nat:2 R:aikrentli. retiriNg on account of i . s il 'liii ..l) . ' e. We are assu . reci, that General D'Yorck -Nl,i,PP9inted Governor of the' Alarche , de ll,iii,i.l,?iitg• The Military Government Ge livil '' Prilbsi. LYAir eti -.' 4 .: east and t 4 ,t.th, ' 0 Gen. Bulow. , N. ‘., J ULY 25. _The that the King c e 11 , ,,. ,he report )1.. _ z,,,,s o f i''' " as demanded the hand of the I in ~ , qq ➢ ,g 1,111,1 ; • been revived. We are as -1114i,t114t lii- has - ' - t - 111 L crown and his ~ct? re have been 0.1)410 ondon. 'ltr s ) A sol d s fr -1- '• 2.---,A convoy of 200 Russian t •.• ()in 1 f t , r the I Ilospitals of Paris have set off (3- 4 qq tt : l 'e Itt,i ne. 111 .I'' jil TI Conferences of the Ili 'LAI • ty 26, ie ~,.• ricao Congress will Open .as soon : as . 1 1t li4 hni e \ - - I n•s shall arrive. i t . Y a re . iliiesty's AIII I I%IS* , ( , ~...iieless,•if 4t it trtie t`iNliected immediately. N " . el 11. country-house Tit4l44 'at they will reside' in a count' y - di s .. i t i s ' possible i ll !L el sty from the um"' g , h l 'Oci• • on i n writ- I t yth atiou may be carried , r tlic e, e t'Xcliaii(Te of Notes, without any Con- Pic l'erlv r ' ll 1 J so c a ec.. bu'rcri MAIL. s tts ''lte ' I.—On the 30th ult. the „ 2'4'3 Ur -- ge Nassau, Sovereign of the Nether , atri ‘d 11 Hague., He was tm (-re from the ''''s(l ilidtelY " s ited by the Hereditary Prince, by f il Zlisl l Y'le(k elt, and the superior Officers of the "(1 a long con. Wit bian troops, ant iia ItleDtt t -a gar Governor-General Baron de • t itiit fp ii;llness on the 31st, received the paejtlY tAuthorities of Belgium ; and it is ex doialiial.t9, th at this province . will pass under fr I 'lle se 1 , 111 of th e H ouse of Orange. (i n , 1 4 : 11 ?" also conta i n a l ong p roc l ama ti on rlllll-11 "° Vincent, on taki n g leave of his jl o e rle C Belgium, • and surrendering the ti ' 4l lli g Itie t ' v erntnent into the lands of his give s s the S over ei gn P r i nce o f t h e Ne -114 ( I " re p ose ° ays ' " The Peace which hafllreads S - o r tile t Europe, ) is go i n g to co n firm the tri o Y People of Belgium and Holland, (le te(l bythe natural bonds of a corn stern, tit. 41 64 (4. common industry and' virtues, t: ) tl ti the Pledg e of your durable prospe "o'n stri o „ „-, • coutormity of your administra 4 S 4S elki„ n lay n u tinder the government of the Se yse of n %e 1 : 1-1 Ale -ra nge, tinder a System the most t t vat ii)ii tif m i'ts. c ommerce, and with the pre t4itt'tored 45 re ligion and manners, will soon , i ts ancient lustre. Y our fi ne c i t i es, ellt s in ges 0, is t , y o , t 'tend, AntWerp, 8 4 . the nionti ,o4lilt lat e L ' ii r ii llati nnal i n d ustry , w hi c h languished i l aPpy ti mes, willi tgain rival in n -I"sPerity with the first commercial 4 , ia, t t he s "tlt -a ne .clt and Ile the following was published I kis 111) rench th e Y t e l 'e grace of God, Prince of Orange 1., 1 tld a ' e 'gn Prince of the Vnited Ne t() th t pec, fifty i P'e of Belgium, greetip g , 15 f e% deliverance to the magnani tlrw. t Qoverei - soon it will owe to ° a oat . g - git , t ky, 'QC ( ' Political system, which will insure vo te at: " 1 Is long years of prosperity and 11 4 4 nev, 1, ; is a 1 . 1 estination of your beautiful Priro licgriatioo,eee'srY part of this 'system, and the Have t')4i,et wil l 'lle going to be opened at . aye for their object to have it re -1111 44 (1 coo 1 1 4tr :I f tl, ;) basi. ctlidate theextension of Be!conformable to your interest, to Ru s nehri ib t ier, s tLi, ° ln's, and to that of all Europe. of . 14 'li ? 2p t 'it 4 .1 seems that the frqn 'er a re fo- extend for the preient to e ,.) 1 Wil l I L a nd it i, b b e ex , that at the Congress tA 'end e d t • - . • J ULY ° - tl . r9r Al h e bits , •utint 'Von Clamen is ntotight news, that the Em il 41 11 f will 27„ 4 Se, , leave St.'Petersbitrgh about , f , t , ten t b e ,, Ri o . 0 11 0 and arrive at Vienna on - c . lltt b i b's lI ' S Majesty intending . to re tt ti lt • a Pnal on] v 'ni oe( , t s nles s. A Y H:, to _arrange the most tit n emrd tp ,,, led §overeigns are de -4:441e Un a ' ll ' it t ll b i e t3 l ,. ) a ll :ill t e li s a, s t 0 ,4 f, ittlhiel,vClioirathgrteisies late rcitr Was so happily dtindacted and coricincieci• The Deputies to the Congress are to arrive be-, fore the Sovereigns. The Ambassador of the King of Sardinia, is already arrived here ; it is Count St. Aiarsau,; formerly Ambassador at Berlin. • MAIF,S. Auitivnn- - -I Fiance, I Holland, .‘i Lisbon, I Dublin, 2 Wa terford. Dui—l Gottenbnrgh, 2.1-larabuigh: PRICE OY THIS, OAY Al 1 W 3 per Cent. Red. 67i 3 per Cent. Cons. 471 4 per Cent. Cons. 34f 5 percent, Navy An 961 1 Bank L. Am. It; 15-16thsi - E. EYTON, and ELl't O ' CLOCK. India Bonds, I,is. Rs. pt. E,xelleq. Bills, 3s. '.ss. pr. Omnidm, OH pr. Consols fur August, 671; Stock-liroher, No. 2, Cornbill, No. IS, Covuut r; -street. • 1 - 11G1 - 1 NITATEIt AT LONIMN liItIDGF. TO-moralow. Muet►ing, 47 minUtes after 5. f Evening, 1-7 minutes after G. THE SEJN. stILE:I3 QUIS UICEItE FA I.SUM AU 11E,11' ? LONDON, SAT r" IZDAY, UG US 7' 6, 1814. We have received Quebec Papers of the end of June, which enable us to fill up the intelligence from America. Every day fresh,arrivals at Quebec augment the strength Of the British force in Ca nada by the accession of men, ordnance, stores, provisions; and all the munition and sinews of 'war. It will be recollected that an American force from Detroit had been sent out- (as was sup posed) against Michilimackinac, and we are glad to find that Lieut.-Col. MACDOWAtL has got the start of it •(which was doubtful), and reinforced . that important place on'the 18th May, so as to defy any attempts on the part of the enemy. We see no confirmation of the reports so indus triously circulated bythe Chronicle, that Sir JAMES ATEO had become paralytic, and was blockaded in Kingston. On the contrary, our squadron, on the 14th June, is represented as taking in stores, &Q. to proceed. to Niagara, and the latest intel 7 : ligence received (23d June) states, that it had actually sailed. Dispatches . trots the New FrenthGoVernme)it to the French Minister and American Government reached New York on the Bth -June. The Ma - disonian Papers arc full of alarm. Their official accounts of the taking of Captain Pori-lAN'S de tachment is, however, sufficiently . inflated. The 90th Regiment has proceeded from Que . - bec sip the -St. Lawrence to. the scene of ac tion, and it is supposed, that by the cession of Gnadaloupe the 251 h, 30th, and 63d Regiments would be released tor service in America. Thus from every - quarter are British elfin - As verging to . that point where_ the country Will most applaud their vigorous application, to punish unjust aggression, and secure our invaluable Transatlantic Colonies front the future machina tions of our inveterate foes. We have received French Papers.of the 2d and 3d, from which we .have extracted the principal contents, though the lateness of the hour at which they arrived, and the great length of the articles on the most important stshjects, viz. the ljberty_of the Press, and the Civil List, preclude us from doing more than merely glancing at these topics. We must refer our readers to our preceding columns, for we "have neither time nor space for comments. An important arrival from Holland will be fauud in a preceding column. Belgium, it ap pears, is definitively united to that.country, and, it is said, that the boundary of the Rhine will be given to this augmented kingdom. From Vienna we learn, that the Congress will meet wiih no impediment in its formation—we look for none of any magnitude, to its happy conclusion. Prus sian troops, it is reported, have occupied the greater part of Saxony. . We congratulate our Readers on the safe arri val of the Fleet from the East—:(See our Naval News.) The Merchants of this country who engage in• the Newfoundland Fishery, have, it is•said, pre sented a Memorial to the Commissioners of die Board-of Trade ) requiring a longer period for the removal of their propeity, and the restitution of the forts to France, than is Specified in our Treaty with that country alleging that the stipulated pe riod for that purpose, viz. three months from the signing of the Treaty (May 30th) is too short, as it will terminate just at the time when the fish. already taken are in the process of curing, the interruption of which would 'spoil the fish, and consequently he productive with a very considerable injury to those enibarked in this trade, This day 'the QUEEN'S Council will meet' at Windsor, in order to attend which, the Duke.of MONTROSE will, leave town for WindSor, and thence his Grace will proceed to his seat in Scotland, • Letters from the South . of France intimate, that the produce of the ,silk-worth is, contrary to appearances at one period, uncommonly abundant t his season. 1-T1";78. EAS`i ; INDIA FLEET. -- Accounts were this morning received at the East India House at the safe arrival :7esterd:ly off the Isle of Wight, standing foi' thePowns, of the undermentioned Ships, viz. • From Chi ita.— , --Generaf Harris, Bridgewater, Princess Arne: Hi, Hope, 'Marquis Camden, Waltner Castle, Marquis of Ely, Perseverance, Charles Grant, Essex, Watley, Ceres, Cum= Berland, Inglis, Atlas, Lowth.cr Castle, and Herefordshire. .Front Princess Charlotte of WS - les, Hugh Inglis, Marquis Wellington, Carnatic, Lord Melville, Northumberland; Tottenham, Moffatt, Retreat, Sir William Pulteney, Union (Younghusband), Va.usittart, • General Kyd, 'and Minerva. The China Fleet left Canton the'lstMarch i un der convoy of his Mi:ijesty's ship Plicemt, and rounded the Cape the 10th May, and arrived at St. Helena the 26th. The India fleet left Bengal the, beginning of January, and Point de - Galle the 2d March. Both fleets left St. Helena the 2d June, under Conroy of his. Majesty's ships Clo rinde, Phoenix, Semiramis, and Pro Cris sloop of PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 5.--- , Passed by this dny the Chinn and. East India fleet, eo,nsisting of 45 sail, under convoy of his Majesty's ships Cloriude, Procris, and Semiramis. The follow big are the names of some of them :—G•eneral 'Harris, Perseverance, Princess Amelia, Marquis . of Camden, Marquis of Py,.Cbaries Grant, War ley4 Ctunberland, Atlas; tridgewater, Walmer Castle„ Ceres, Inglk; Essex, Hertford shire, Lowther Castle, and, the Minerva, from China ; Hugh Inglis, Vansittart,- Union, Lord - Melville, General Kidd, Pulteney; Marquis of 'Wellington, and the Retreat, from the East In ; his' Majesty's ships Dublin .- and Growler from Bonrdeaux. Came ,into harbour his Majesty's ship Smok . C. Arrived several ships froin.the Downs.—Wind S. W. • YARMOUTH, AUG. s.—Sailed for Norway, with the Deputatiow on their return, the Bravedegerin sloop of war ; Briseis, for Leith ; Solehay, Sham rock, Hearty, and Blaier sloops of war, eleven gun-boats, and two transports with ordnance stores and German soldiers, for Sheerness, and two cutters on a cruise. FALmou'rfp, Aug. 3.—Arrived the 'Sandwich packet, with a mail from Lisbon,-in nine days. Sailed the Henry, PEARCE, for. Malaga, and two other ships for ,I.4sbon and London.—Wind W. HA'iwicti, AUG. s.—Arrived the Beaufoy packet, with a mail from Holland. Dapaiy7AnG. s. — . Arrived, and sailed for the River, the Recrivcrv,' BAcoN, front the South and his Majesty's ship San Domingo, front the Westward, and _ has also proceeded, to the River, CO he paid off ;, Rover, Fairless, British Union, Mary Ann, Malvina, Union, and Phyl- Jerea transports, from Calais.—Wind S. W. ARRIVALS AT QUEBEC June 29th, frOn Grenada, in '42 days.—Sbip Plantagenet, pissengers 194-officers and men of- the 90th regt. Brig Cyg net, passengers 194 officers and men from the 90th regt. Brig Fortitude,' 14i officers and men .90th regt Ship Majestic, 323 officers and men 90th regt. Ship Atlas, 277 officers and melt 90th regt. • Ship - Achilles, 221 officers and men 90th regt. Frani E;:gland.Ship Duke of Bedford, passengers 181 officers and men of the Bth, 13th, and 70th regiments. Ship Lord Wellin;:ton, passengers 222 officers and men of the 70th refit. Brig Industry, army stores. Brig, Mary, Watson, from Leith, ordnance stores. Brig Mantle, from Woolwich, ordnance stores. Brig Fame, Mason, from London, cargo provisions ; passengers ' Licuts. Penny, and A. Rutherford, R. E. Ship Flora, stores ; passenger Lieut. Pordett, R. E. Brig British King; with ordnance stores. Brig Bell6eld, from London, cargo provisions for Government; passengers 4 officers and 77 men of the Royal Itt. , gt. of Miners and Sappers. - Extract of a letter from Captain LONQREN, of the Swedish ship Thetis, dated Alicant, July. 18, 1 . 814 On the fith inst. I was boarded, off Cape St. Vin Cent, by two Morocco frigates, atilt compelled to go on board one of them. While absent from _my ship, they plundered me of all my sail-cloth, sundry articles, and a quantity of rum, tea, and sugar. Five Swedish vessels have been taken and carried into Algiers--.the•Qassitylorff, Gibluardt; Gedick, and Sundstrons, for Gauen burgh ; the name of the other I do not know; but the Nordheck, from Geffe, was taken, and subse quen'tly liberated, after heing'carried'to of which the Swedish ConSul has•been informed from Yoica." The following official intelligence reached LYoYD's " Zdtniralty-Office, dug. 4, Isl 4. " laia before nw Lords Commissioner of the Admiralty the Letter of yesterday's date, signed by you and other Merchants interested in the trade to Teneriffe, I am commanded by their Lordship's to acquaint you, that orders have already been given for the convoy seeing the trade safe to that island, and that the necessary protection for the Ca naries has been some time ago- dispatched by their 'Lord sh i ps. . • I am, Sir, &c. " To Mr. A. Little, Austin-fr iars. "JOHN BARROW." The 95i11 regiment, consisting of two battalions, eacb about 350 strong, marched through Brigh ton on Thursday and ,Friday, front Hilsea, for Shorncliffe-barracks. Three companies of the Royal Staff Corps have been 'ordered to proceed from Hythc to embark fur America. • Mr. HtiSktssoN, whose temporary vacation of liii'se . at in . Parliament - was rendered indispensible by his acceptance of the situation of Surveyor of the Woods and Forests . , is likely to be re-elected for Chichesti:r,. without opposition. The: day of election is fixed for• Monday. TgE . PARKS.—The .Fair continued yesterday with- undiminished hilarity ; and-, we are happy to add, no disposition to disorder has been moni , felted. All is loyal ;Dila). ' ' . war. f La" AuotlT 4. The Otittii - tthrl sifltlNcetStS arrived hi Castle on Tuesday-evening; About half-past eight o'cllick, in their carriage anti four ; escorted by A party, Of light botse, from Lotition. tit Itic table time Sir JAgivrEs. : and Lady ERSK "atiived on a visit to the QtrkhN and PlitNcOiStis. Ycsteulav morning Lidyand Miss 11ANtit . came from Spring Grove, on a visit tii the Quutrt and PruttcEssEs, and left agaiA“n the eveithig, wiled the weather pl'oving fine, Om QUEEN told PRIM= c F ,sSES went to Frogmdre. 1-Jer Royal aighne-ss Princes-s.ditiftl.:Ottt hag not rode on horseback hit NCI end dayg past, hat has.taken airings twice a thAV in her cartige, those delightful tides in the Great Park ; atteno' b4c the C natess of I LOH 'Loyd ghtl Lady''Joxii l'utritzt arr;ved Castle .yetefday.; oti a Visit to the (~.)u!= PRI:4CP;SES. Marchcd„thrOtigh here yesterday, it party of the Foot Guards, on their w.ay from Wo:dtigham to -London. Olt the same day sit troops of the Royal Horse Guards marched into this town and barracks ; their Noble and gallant Commander, the Duke of WELLINGTON, hal l given orders for the Oflicecs belonging to the six troops to en tertained with vgrand dinner at the Castle On Saturday. _ _ _ - - A grand cricket match is playing this day, be. tween the Gentlemen of Eton and Woburn. ia E TI-IlktitE. •LIAYmARkEt.—The Heir at Law, one of Mr. CoLmAN'S best Comedies, (no • faint. praise) woi. last night represented at this Theatre.--Mr. TERRY, on account of the continued indispositimi of Mr. MATHEWS, took the part of Doctor Pan- , gloss,, and, tar from being disposed to think that hewanted iris comica, we were surprised that an Actor, who appears to so much advantage in the gravel province of the Drama, and who recently • 'acquitted himself very ably in Hotspur, should have made so successful an effort in a part so very . different. There was a grotesque • humour in his • Panglass," particularly 'towards the bitter pints; when he loses all hope of his respective salaries, that excited great .applause. THE LYCEum.:—The new Drama of Frederick the - Great, which - we find is not a translation ; but the work of Mr. Afi NQLD, was represented again last night; and very well received by an audience •that fully occupied the Theatre. It !has- be n• shortened in a small degree, and eve conceive that - the observations on military discipline may well be abridged. Adviceslpth Malta, to the date Of the 2d nit: contain .accounts from itlyrna to the end of June. At the latter place the plague raged with unabated violence, and the medical practitioners did not anticipate its disappearance until after the inid,tle of August. trot') Malta we Inie the pleasine, notice, that both there and at Gozo perfect he.mrt!i was restored,' and so complete was the aSSUratitV of its continuance, that preparations were nmat,iti; on the sth of July to grant-,-Bilis.of llealth; and to issue a Proclamation in the usual form, of the total extirpation of the malady: NVe also•nntler stand, that on accounCof the new relations of Malta, under the changes that have taken place in the Mediterranean, some commercial tions are to be for Med from authority, which it is presumed will be materially beneficial to the Island. Not only Corfu, but all the lonian islands were occupied by British troops, and much inte rest was attached to the future 'approbation_ of these Colonies. The conveyance of the letter:3 was by sea to Leghorn, and from thence over land • through ];ranee. Lord GAMBIER, and the other Commissioners who are •to negociate on part of our Government at Ghent, have sailed for Ostend - in the Olympia sloop. Time American • Commissioners, it is swiposed, will endeavour strongly, at the meeting at Ghent, to obtain the right of fishing at Newfoundland. We think it will be difficult for theta to sheiv why any new right of any _kind should be conceded to them. The Americans . before possessed the fiL. betty of .fishing on the coast of Newfoundland, and in the Gulphof St. Lawrence ; but the liberty to dry or cure their fish in any of his Majesty's American dominions was•not allowed them: and what has America done, either to wrest from its by force, or allure by. kindness, greater rights or privileges than those which she before enjoyed ? NAPOLEON has not, it would .appear, given up all hope of return : one of the Generals who ac companied him, asked him if lie entertained any such thought, and he 'answered, Louis XIVIIL lived twenty-two years in a foreign land. Madame GRASSINI, according to report, when the Opera season closes, means to retire to SO . - SEX. - The " UNCLE" of the Party, so eligiitle to a stitne the paternal Antics, and, in preference to . at Father, undertake the supeilntendance of the con duct of an innocent young Female, has left IL:- ling for Grass: we . hate foreign terminations, k oil will therefore add neither ton nor iai ! Pitz..gr Mr. BETTY, it is ,said, has resolved to .withtira‘v wholly from the stage, on account of the 105 4 of. his only sister. sir GODFREY WEBSTER, Bart. M. P. far - the . County of Sussex, will shortly lead Miss An.Qt.' sow, of Hill-street, Berkel4-square, to the altar. Were any offence to-be committed in the event of the ascension of a: Lady and Gentleman with It balloon to the clouds, it has been said that a ;URl culty might arise as to the venue; but tliis is a foolish objection. The venue might be la:d in 4yr-shire. THE GENERAL CONGRESS.--The assembling of the General Congress at Vienna, is rtbs, -tinder stood to be finally ,fixed for the Ist of Ocrribtr, but a Congress of a very interesting nature is tc) be held precisely one month sooner in London;ii on the Ist of September Fortune assembles irOr Ministers fof the distribution of Prizes, to enable thousands either to visit the Continent in Octo., ber, or to live at home much ►nore Cheerfully`.. ,than they can at present. This is, in fact, the lucky season to purehats Tickets - elad Shares;