The Sun. — London, England, 1814-10-15 00:00:00

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Pe'rhari ()Lir Rader ivili j o i iii tic: r'at'gli at the Furth article _of the eapitti . . 7 l 'a '' Alearld iil---a. kind of Hal:voles , ritabb, ~, . . . chbzce, option of lo a d in , ditowllik Jonathan t h e - ~ iize, "hie !) th ', slips with his (Ito, • . Y took to—Ltv'w Li s "" (ii'vn ruereham "e tritisli ' Visitors nuclei h Ir e h aven "'rebel' Papers t o th e 13 t h, a n d a itt slo ail, bringing in tellige nee from various 'eft,,i4d4late date. Bowe of our E xtracts w ill r ttiti„ c'fgr e ater inte rest t h an any we have re ' ittees: accustomed to extract froM these etY br oa d hi nts are throWn out re saerethtess of Old Dynavies, which, 4 gta sit eit a curiou s account o f the conference be- . • rtr, 4 ai t , Patiu ee LSTE R Al HAZY and tritAT, and some n s respecting BERWADOTTE'S not being s° the t()11 "the of the son p e qo ,ress, ant notice . 4, 4 1 by the Allied Powers, induces a very eill ita tt usPic i°l - 1, th a t some c h anges of Crown- Nbi s are c ontemplation. In truth, it is iin 40u1:41eeit.tat 'lro n 4 t th e ancient Sovereign ' Houses of the Monarchs proud of r o yal ho- : P tt o , s I'o front a l ong t i me o f illustrious An iltt4),4ll see with sat i s f act i on the remai n ing h1j,g01(1,4 1- Y.Adventurers, w h o st ill t h rust their '01.04 °I °Nu! brows" ll into the Ki ng ly conc l ave. ittitql " parts, w e h ave never ceased to wish l h • r nio;t sincerely restored to something like 14elits stations in life with such acquire , al id 1.24440,1-bii"tr:Wards as' military talent and. private e ttf o . '''°(l conduct may have deseevell. We 11le • (Ib, a rtily h a il t h e i ndications we hare 1„' a ° It iced. tt tev• • • Qth•lilt " tale from W arsaw more distinctly than , ki t( , le re-establishmedt of Poland as an nt rl 'at ki tAtt ngdotn. Th e course o f the'Ent itrer9 t:ewed 41 " Ea is ind ee d mar k e d w i t h glory. est q re his st e p s , lik e those of fabled tleities, Ilith flowers, an d surrounded with ) ) tess'i Poland has cause to rejoice in the I , of hi s resolution to render her happy ; tlt ion ire 1144) ' which, we state i t w i t h f eel i ngs at CO 1 „, •id e, our own PRINCE REGENT is his aid, - "Peer. I t Jp nt ,, or ti! Pbendmena of this Wonderful age, ~f e .PPear one of th e l east w h en the fa h t/ sstA... 'oat!'" tr aces the career o f t h e S OVEREIGN t est 11, Pri nce b red and educated in the s t, Ii 4 'ti olo st unci v ili z ed.region. of Europe— h, 41th,1 k e Meteor from the obscurity w hi c h .(11 1141, and illuminating -an admirin g the lustre of a light rendered more Th Ero til i ts ta p , unexpected Origin. r;Ultb ggu e : .th. 4, Chronicle, under t behead ofVie nna , • th e affairs of the Germanic Empire irl ( 141 ril e first in stance, come under discotts itill tile c o n ° I ' ` Fe s'; but th a t th e ear li est atten li:ll:oil tllvi4l4t august Assembly will be directed to t„ N et g ro ost imp ortant o bj ects, the protec- Ooelial;tral / tights durin g war—the reduction 111 13 0 , v ()f tlic Standing Armies of every En el.'s-To these ace have to add, with -4 1 1 ,°f.ti, ' : e p aai rre., the gradual but certain aboli t‘ersi rsted-trade in'ltuman Beings. !k . tel t , ' i te( • ! (-)4 . 1 1C and o•orl-like;views—with the, sat Y,, F , . Oki t y and justly composing the great 1 4 1 st lY a, ll l zd 'inait— w ith the plan of unmet-- haPpiness in-view, who muct not 0. 4 ' Heave n to put wisdo m an d t t o i e hear ts o f the Negociators at Nl ftrvtkleptatir'sPer, under th ese ausp i ces, all [h.q. lt e f t 0 , the good o f man ki n d. Such is • prayer, yer. e nn Peeti i re th e illonit eur con fi rms us in the th hare endeavoitred to inculcate re- , 4 4 4 61 4 le steli Pap ers. T he nature of tho S e. i„ alit! (Nally misunderstood, and we sh a ll re ss the Publi c on that subject. i t ha is _ f ute t ; 't t. currently reported in this City, Which w as preparing to sail 4. 1,t4 thtiter,its 4111erica been counte rman d e d. ‘ 4 41 r, " Nt l the 28th regiment, forming part e e otic 4b et tl j'4l) ,'. l)e dition, marched in here, after rh al t barked Ott Monkstown.—(From oni cto t it ksl 4(11. " from Cork has sailed. ~laAlaiesty's ship Sultan, and Shunt st, ari t i ' e l'tt s ix sail of transports with troops, ''l)e • • it 'lll thtloo."—(Coric, Oct. 10.) • ' 4 114 47 t t t , , 4 SI- v . i l qr I. Q '111( 1 the PRINCESSES we under , ar se 13 ri , rlito n i n a f ew days. They 1 9 1 tith e P l . ll 'IP thei r a b ode at the Pavillion. 4 1 4 i 1 1,1, 1 , eh ?,tPers assu re us that the affairs of .e ; ,l i uv t „' settled and that no bitterness ;ti t iit t i " h ot tilt ;tits a .e At St. Gall. 1 1 :vt 1114_114:1)y let4tilei.? yesterday is not t a i cco v i e n s p c a ei co. t oti e h ee ' from Gibraltar, ~e at that port. Th ree ships_ 4 t, rl 1 0‘vi 1(1 from the Flavannah to Alai !Vq444ll(4.tii L . 4 ' i s one of the c'ominunications 0 4 4: AV I L , q nIt Y . --- . 1 1 . 4 ~ „t ilft y I rade is Very dull here as well as at establislin this ' ) , n ~ r ia e itt, d lents have left mo ( 1 , 1, 4 th e c I %lalta to Sicily is forty cloys„ '441%4 (Thtieent twenty-live days, but to e .1s required.,. i. , 004 ii6:Nbiiki s7vsli,;:ii; The followittare the ModifiCatiobs adoptcd,hy the Lords of thb Treasury resiiectinii. the Bonding. System bark and rarilia, not eirewl'y, warehoused for the period of two years beyOnd the legal period; shOuld remain warehoused until the Ist of October, 1815 :---that all other atticles not ali•eady warehoused 12 Months beyond the legal term, should remain until the lst. of June, 1815 i---that the duties on all articles payable be fore the 30th inst. shall be paid by fou'rniohthly instalments ; the first payment.to he made be fore the goods are taken from the warehouse, 'and security to be given to the Commissioners of the Excise and Customs for the remain ing instalments, - together With the legal interest, from the 30th instant, provided the whole amount be, in each. case, not less than 10001. A letter was ordered to be foiltarded to Sir C. Palci, ac quainting him with their Lordships' determination upon this subject,. in order to its being, through him, communicated to the parties . interested. POETRY IMPROMPTLT. Greht MAnisox, of true heroic mould, Form'd on the model of the Chiefs of old, Dial' boast in him two of the noblest meet; Fur ere fani'd Washington's prowl City fell, Boldly he stood his gromnd and Hector'd But afle i r was Acnit tAs swift of fret; On a Lady n'ith i.ery thick Leg-v. Polly with zeal pursues love's, wars, And Lnvers' hearts she rifles, She scorns all dabbers, laughs at sea-s, ..lnd never stands on trues. Yesterday the SPAN7sH .:I% , .l,3AssAnoit gave a most somptuous _dinner at his house in Grattan street, in honour of his Sovereign, FERDINAND the Seventh, it beilig his birth-day. The States-General of the United Netherlands ave been summoned to meet at the Hague on the 31st of October. The Iris - frigate, Captain CHRISTIAN, arrived yesterday at Portsmouth, from the Rio Janeiro station, after a passage of three - months ; she brought a convoy, which arrived safe, except three vessels illat parted company. Admiral DIXON was at The Deputation appointed by the 'Court of Al dermen, viz. the Lord 'Mayor Elect, Sir Jon N PE,RRI NG, Bart. Alderman Woon, Alderman GoOD BEHERE, the Town Clerk, and Mr. DANCE, the Architect, left London this morning, to view the prisons in the N or th o f E ng l an d . / WINDSOR, OCT. 14.—This morning the QUEEN, Princesses ELIZABET/1491(1 MARY, went to Frog more to spend the day, Princess AUGUSTA,‘ at tended by the Marquis CORNWAILIS, General WINYIIiD, Mr. DESBROWE, and Lady MARY TAILOR, took an airing on horseb ac k i n t h e Little Park. Th e s p ort ()f coursing being at the same time pursued on the spot, hex Royal High ness stopped to view the spo r t', and appe a red highly delighted with the fleetness of the grey • hounds, they having a number of fine runs in her presence ; the hares are ,extremely numerous in The Little Park. Princess SoPHIA took an airing about the same time in her carriage in the'Little Park. A private letter from .Paris of the with instant, says :—" Yesterday, at four o'clock, the Louvre -closed ; it will remain shut until the rst of No vember. Front the appearance of the gallery yes terday, the Louvre had lost none of its aurae-, tionS, at least for the English : those who had been constant in their attendance for some weeks before were there, to take a last look, and appear ed no less anxious to profit by the final minute than those of more recent arrival. The concourse of English in the Louvre had never been so great. Amongst those most distinguished by birth and fashion were, the • Earl of Darnley and tunny, General Phipps, Mr. Smith, and Mrs. Fitzherbert. Mrs. Siddons and Miss Curran were there till the last m; - unent. The English Artists - ,present were, Messrs. Owen, Calcott, Da we,Chantry i and IVatts. Mr. Turnerelli has left Paris. During- his stay here he made a bust of the Icing : his Majesty sat several times, and, when the work was coin pleted, testi fi ed his approbation, by conferring on the artist the Order of the Fleur de Lys." . " " - THE THEATEE.-MiSS O'NEILL, for the second time, - performed the part of Belvidere, at Covent- Garden Theatre, .and again excited the - sympathy and obtained the warm applause of an audience that entirely filled the Theatre. She displayed more self-possession, but not less simplicity, truth, and feeling. The Proprietors have _drawn• a ca pital prize in this interesting young- actress, and the. Public at large have no small share "in their success.- The Connoisseur, who lately - Concealed some stolen pictures in a cock-loft, vindicates himself under sanction of the well-known snaxim—ars est celare arte*. Fox CHASE EXTRAORDINARY. - Qil Tuesday' last a man going up Holborn, carrying a live fox in a bag, to give the animal air admitted part of his head Out of the bag, when, by some sudden, effort, he made his escape, find was hunted up Holborn by a number ot"mefiadddogs., At length he took shelter in a broker's, at the corner of New Turnstile and Whetstone_par•k, where he was secured. A necessary caution at this Seaton of the Year. — A young woman-of the name of Harvey, aged 18, who resided in Avon-street, whilst eating nuts, swallowed one unmasticated, which, according to the common term, went the-wrong way, and caused her considerable pain. Every effort to re( move it was tried in vain by eminent 'professional men ; the parts inflamed, and she died in a few days.—(Bath Herald.) . • . ,t FAisionT tt, 1.2.:-:-Arrit-Cd the Louisa pl'..cic'et; with a mail froth Lisbbn; in 11 days ; RoSl!ius, Acorn, 'and .klizabetli Merchantmen, from 'the Brazils, bound to.Liverpnol ; left Per-* nambuco the .17th Augitst, under -Conyoy of the Iris frigate • '(the Iris has arrived at POrtinouth), in company with the following i-esg . els; bound to Liverpool—Clode £cott, Aurora; and the siiia ; the two fohner being dull sailers,, the Iris left them a few 'slays after sailing ; the limo' parted four (111 , .% before :wade the lye Stern Islands, and it . is feared she ti ill be taken, as they fell in with an American pi vateer the net day, which the Iris chased, but could not come up with her. The Lady Arabella. packet h 0 arrived at Lisbop prcviou,s to the sailing of the Louisa; and the hike of Marlhorringh packet left Lisbon seVith days before the .Louisa, and has nOt yet • arrived.—Wind S. S.W. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. l4.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Freya, from Plymouth. 'Came Into harbour his Majesty's - ship Sapphire. His Majesty's ship brake gives. instructions to the trade bound to Spain, Portugal, ,arl the Meiliterraneati. 7 -Wind S. S. E: PLY MOUTH, OCT. 13.—Arrived th e El ttiota, Acaut.n, from New York, with passen gers, detained by the Superb man of war ; Ata lanta,. from Guernsey; Aloia, from Liverpool, bound to Bourdeaux. DEAL., OCT. 14.—Arrived th e Ol ymp i a cutter; from the Westward ; Wakefield transport, from Ostend, ma sailed for the Riyer ; Hit or Miss, from Spain for orders ; and the Unity, from . Hol land. Sailed the Brilliant, PENN, for Bermuda; Albion, %VEBSTER, En. Dieppe; and the•ESma rahla, OxiTtqa, for TenerilL.. .Came down from the River the Hilder an Fame transports.— Wind S. • SCILLY, OCT. Il.—Arrived the day before yes terday the Pilot sloop of war, with ,40 sail of transports, from Cork, for Portsmouth, and sailed yesterday for,that port. CORK, OCT,. 7,—Yesterday sailed his Majesty's ships Haughty and Pilot, for England,, having utolcr convoy the transports with the Oxford, Dorset, Derby, and lat Somerset regiments of ,Militia, and the 'detachments of the 24th and 31st regiments of theline. His Majesty's ship Tigris, Captaiti.HALLlD3v, has the convoy signal for the West Intlies, Brazils, and Cape of Good Hope.-- Yesterday morning embarked on hoard the trans •ports the 40th regiment, GOO. strong; and this morning the ,28th regiment. . The York Chas seurs sailed for South America on Sunday. yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India House, when .the ship Herefordshire, of 1200 tons, Captain CHAaLES LE BLANC, was taken up, and station e d for-St. Hercna, Prince of Wales' Island, and China.—Captain It. NtsnEr was sworn into the command of thc ship Essex, consigued .to Bombay and China. • Tlre — Good Intent, RICHARDS, from Tcign mouth, is on shore in ;t: Bride's Bay. The William, DAwsos, from London to Ham burgh, is on shore on Cuckold's Point, and full of water... , The General Tcber►►icheff, RE is, from Bremen to Havannah, was' taken in August by some pri vateers, in The Ol►l Bahama Channel, The Margaret, HULL, of London, is totally lost near Archangel. TRADE WITEI IRELAND. ir 10th October, ;814. The following Circ u l ar N ot i ce was posted at Lloyd's Co ee-house: 7 — Ladoe, Strt—l, am directed by the Committee of Merchants trading with Ireland to acquaint you., that the Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners of 'the Admiralty have'been pleased to direct, that convoys for the protection of the trade shall be appointed from time to, time, and as frequently as circum stances may' Tender necessary. Those from Ireland to be. under the immediate arraniement of the Admiral at t:ork, at which place it is required the ships and vessels from Wa -terford shall rendezvous; that an armed vessel shall he or dered to convoy the ships from Limerick, wheuevera sufficient number shall be in loading to require such protection ; and that convoys shall be appointed from Belfast to call off Newry, . and also to bring the trade - frOm . Duhlin. The ships and vessels forlreland are to receive protection from Plymouth. The Committee feel it incumbent to represent, that it has beep stronglrenjoined upon them by the Lards of the Ad miralty, to recommend, in the most forcible manner, to the different parties interested, that each, as ranch as is in his power, should insist-that all vessels in which he inay be con cerned, shall attend to4bese regulations; and take the benefit . of the protection to be thus afforded. - Your obedient servant, WM. OGILISY, Secretary. M,I L 1 TA 11,Y. Tie folloxving Regiments arc stationed in the Hople District - 7 • CAVA LFt7.—lst . and 211 Life Guards, Loudon—Royal HOrse Guards (Illne), 4 Troops at Windsor, and 4 at th f; Reading Light -agoons, at Rumford, lat Hornchurch, and 1 at Ilford -11th Light Dragoons, 5 at Hounslow, and 3 at Hampton Court—Waggon train; 3 at Croydon. 'INTANTRY.—Ist Foot Guards, Ist and 3d Battalions; Cold stream, Ist Batt.; and 3 dFootGuards, Ist Batt. at London -sth FOot, 2d I3att. at Windsor -47th Foot, 5 Companies 2d Batt. Sandhurst Camp -7-48th Foot, 2d Batt. and 49th FoUt, 2:1 Matt. at CheimsfordsOtll Foot, 2d Batt. and 52d Foot, Ist Batt. at Chatham. , We understand the gairison of- Gibraltar for tunately consists only of- two British regiments, the llth and 26th, exclusive of Dir-LoN's and two battalion of the, German Legion. The 11th' Light Dragoons, at Hounslow, are under orders ,to march to the Kebt District, and are to be replaced by the 16th, from Deal; The Cambridgeshire Militia landed at Liver pool on ,Saturday last from Ireland, and were waiting there for their route to . Ely, which, was daily expected. THE AlturtA.---A Circtilar Letter has bi'en is sued from the War Office, addressed to the Offi cers commanding "detachments of the Militia, di recting them to disembody the Non-commission ed Officers, Drummers, and Men, of the said de tachments, who refused to volunteer for Ireland, and who are not fit for-service. The Non-com missioned Officers, &0. who are fit for duty, are to remain' in the country upon: their present pay, until the arrival /of the regiMent from when a selection will be made, 7 1., el . F 1 TO TIM EDIT()R, OTar?. StJA:' . ,• . . nii . niingli:iin , Oct. 13, 1814. . . , . Stii,--HaVing. OWeiVeti in yotir PAri . er•Of ilia: . I Id] inst. an erroneott statement cf Hip iiiiin'ei; received for . the li.ehefit Of the General .1 - 10sp . ii 4 in this town, at the Mittic Aleeting last week; 1. have been induced to send,..i•ciii a correct a&oliiit of the Money-colle c teil enish day. 1 gill Sk. Volll' huniMe sei•vani, A CONSTANT ItE4iIER OF TOT.JR rfeCEliENt PAPER. . • AihnissiOn to the Chnich rlB9 IQ (;olleetioti,at the Chorch-douri l6B 14 Admission to the 'l'heatie 6,31 s. Dial) tu the Bial 62 6-1042 7 TtitittspAt. Acititision to the Ciillection at the Choi - eh-doors Adinissioii, to the 'fileitti.e Ditto ,to tile Bale 1441 10 43:1 lijoj G 175 O 3049 3 !lUDAY. AlliniSSlbfi to the Collect i at the (hui•clh-doors Admission to the Thekre..:., : Books of Pertorinancc sold frumi S , ..reral of the iferfoilners 1 , 3 G d 6 891 17 59 - 2 .9.71 - i9 1 '95 0, 55 iu , , After, deill C7l7l ietioii of iliP ekperices, the surp 12 lus will bq. - ipproprlated to the benefit of the General Ilospitill. POLICE INTELTAdLNCE. BOW-STREET. • • .4 ItOBBEitY AT BEDFONT.-About SIX Weeks since, Mr. Longhurst, of Bcdfont, wts stopped and rob bed by three footpads, near that place, of his cash, watch, and part of his wearing apparel, and cruelly treated by the robbers„and.dragged out of the road and tied to a tree. One of the gang, of the name of Strangekarii, was taken the follciwing morning, with part of the stolen property 00 hiin, and is now under Sentence of death, in Ncwgate; having been convicted at - the last Old Bailey .ties= sions.—Yesterday Pearkes and Bishop xliscovered two men answering the description of the other two robbers, at a public-house in the neighbour= hood Of Covent-Garden. They also apprehended another man in their company, muter suspicions circutnstances. They were examined before Sir NATHANIEL CONANT, when the man found in their company not giving .a satisfactory account of himself, and a pawnbroker's duplicatefor z - watch being found !Ton him, suspected to have 'been stolen in the Kent-road on Thursday even ing, Sir NATHANIEL committed him, with the others, for further,eNntnination. MANSION -HOUSE. . The driver of the Hackney Coach, No. 245; charged with having assaulted a gentleman in Bi shopsgate-strect on the 24th of September, war disharged on paying a fine of H. which the prone • tutor gave to the Freemasons' Charity. M. Young, Secretary to a Benefit Suciety; held at the Nag's-bead, Houndsditch; was chargeti a poor widow, 70 years ,of age, with unjustly withholding the means of interring her husband, his bcirly having remained with her a considerabl e time, and she being - Vint - tile to defray the expellee. ,She had applied to tlie.Churell-wardens, who re fused her request, being determined to see justice done to her, in awaiting the i,sUe of th;s appeal. The defendant alleged, that lier . clai:;,l upon the society was forfeited, in consequence or non-pay- Ment of last quarter's subscription ; all he cOrild do, therefore, was to submit her case to the next general meeting. The complainant submitted ; that this answer was negatived by his having told her that all was right up to the 11th of last July, when she paid him the sum of 265. The Loe.o MAYOR obserVed, that this was a hard case ; the poor woman having believed that all was right, and not having received any notice to the cc.in. trary. The defendant persisted in his refusal until authorised by a general meeting. In the meau time it was agreed, that the body should be ter•red by the parish. • HATTON-OARDEN : Yesterday James George Lisle ili , llll(ticir Semple i wilt, stands committed upon two separate charges, for obtaining goods under false - pretences, - -was brought up from the New Prison, and was admit , . led to bail in two sureties of 401. each, for each charge,• and himself in double that sum, for his appearance at the ensuing Middlesex Sessions. Mary Bell, who stbod fully coimnitted Upon. two charges; for picking pockets at the Court of Repuests, Fulwood's-rents, was brought up on the charge of picking the pockets of three other persons. The several cases being Made out, Slims was fully committed to Newgate. - John WaMalik, the hoSier, who'has been sonic time in custody, charged with beating a woman, who is since in Bartholomew's Hospital, and whose life was in . danger, has been admitted to bail,' the surgeons having given their opinion that the woman is out of danger. QUEEN-SciUARE. , Yesterday Staples was fully committed on the charge of having robbed Mr, MUrphy of pocket-book in Covent-garden Theatre. ' Margaret Youngstort, alias Austin, com m i tte d sonic thne,since to further examinatitm, on a charge of having violently aSsatilted and wounded James. Youngston by stabbing him in 'the thigit and loin, was again put to the bar. Youngston, having Pretty well recovered of his wounds, at tended, stating, that he did not wish to proceed further against the woman who had lived th him 15 years; but after what had happ en d , now only desired that she 'night be discharged, and not to trouble - him any more. 'Th e w o fiiii is w'ept bitterly at this. The Magistrate, in observ ing how narrowly she had escaped the commission of murder, desired, on being discharged, that she would remember the caution, and in future avoid molesting. Votingston.—Discharged, Coßmtta's ItswEsT.—Yesterday there was an Inquest held at the houscof Mr. Benjamin Pal mer,.tbe.sign of the Cock, in Brook-street; Tot tenham Court-road, before GEORGE Ho L i GsoNi Esq. Coyoner for the County of .Middlesex,. on yiew of. the body of an elderly Lady resident in the neighbourhood, who w as tound the, preceding morning dead in her bed.—Verdict, P . ed bp, the Visitation of God. -