The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-19 00:00:00

,• flo;ging, he prnvotio . ..,-.1 101'13n - sit that thole prit ' l 11 no, ,•e r LI-,• , , rvlated to plitsts, stoppag,:.s, &t.. tI. extrtneous alt 1: (1 ‘,..t0 ,-cinthlig, tl 11rlt,rf, attention to &c ~, . .as. „ l.tsttai.le.ci hat no army w;ts so weft ott as I .3,•itisti. The gent Oil sys.ent i.vas g90(.1, be:sincerely bet evett ihakti e nation Of 0161111114 i a 4 as rood with rasp , et to comfort, and, wi,h the i'to , ) of this 0 , e hlat.t. spot, better - with r. 91 , ect ro 'honour, tt o that r,t - ,fly tf()ltlier ill • the ti.Ort nogln 0,4 be car ried, \VSS I.l,9sturdeLl that the etri , et 01 the'discti f6oll wetvd th.a in ft ,y ,, ar r tWo tire piactice of tnt -:11,y would Or . getn;rally . Ir ily lIILIWCOSsitry, • Mr; c,,Ak vt•d;lltat the tplestioti %Vas, wile. It -r they stioulo. tro,lish oltogeth r I method 14 e•Kisti , .^(l si•.me tircat Brirain had It , , itf - nly, by, thi, - stitnin y mode Ot an... Address to ,L 1 tate period of ,tfie Session tlt ; trim ilonse, 1 u bleb IL (1 oh eStbblobed f;ct lie' or:I It G...llllerocti to 81'i artily at and. per and li , any country to witiai tr,r- rli,erpritre ot cur; ponisument ,t as not tour,ci lit osp.lis was so toutAl in Greece and Rome. In Me times et tlt,l:,:'",teateSt Itortiart it ecdom the with their CO;;:ittl Was tleCOLTlplblied ..I . llr'Ltdurs• fascei,. in order .to ,stftnitiary and,severe cor 'por.at I,unisinnelit ottender , ; :111,.1 he per siladeit that tire disciplitie tit:ober ut an . army port)! n hayy'could be trarnt.noi•ct , witlion(a relese.:ce • tho,e I:V.:de, of r oui,hoti.nt, he it a, llis opinion, that tl e might go farther, third tare ' , UI I he cli , rtqf,es it) the : system winch. . hod teen proposed, might lead to constAitiettees ,i,t loch G. t,i weir hut iortned Ito 'ilea, but, whiCir ,slight hr totin6 in-a (Ins in the extretne. , Mr. VV. Smtia tilt the same arittot. which now we'd ifi layout of the pre. sent s) de:0„11641 1.1 1 forncr ti :e, have been Urged tri prove the, I.r.:ce , ,sity ot 11,e tor lute. Sto;liat .:- hilts b e gi,r.eri opposition,ro any otha plan of retinal !hat rt . ,'‘glit, he proposed. 't he Fresetit tri , ,d' of pen: dtnat however, IL W,iii his etittoott, t,e d, and something airemly be n di Be tow,:rdi cif; ding an desir able an obliiet, by !tie di-,crissious'whis:n had tikets pint r, ;it'd he 101'1,41 Witleft ittldiii CLILISe q, clime two bestriv, ed oil the stibir:ct, he was•con. fidont hi tew years military 11,,g00g %%mild btu o h eitt ththe thirga which.woulil no, o nly it() 10n,, , ,er resorted to, hut i.reople t, oeld hod tip thcir tands aor.l %t under that it 11,1L.Vbeett :oleraitd lit I r k. UtiAsc.t.i:Loll'ot the FArlir,CUTEtt did' not think even tl,oad 11e4e r cliangirrg the ,yriterti, no conic". eti ' ng - the, nature ot tlre)r own atguir (14,, t it the fermi t upti,m, wohla give tt.t.,.r „Lat lt., 11..1(1 beet) Kclid by the l:rst sTr•trkr - r, rno,:01 co:)' went .to tccoin!: It I to tiled i.,ri 11l kbe 1 , , in 100 II ,‘:1 ,IL, 11.... 'll W•4• I L(1 14 if r Arty t, - ,r;1 , A11 tip so I. 10 t . and also I,L) H , for haVtll:l7, pet:tett , tYtt 11 1 1 1 1 • It, 4oltitton called . opon and rinally ,to pt • • n: ittnas,tr)lent, w hichit.pro. e , , , ,0c,d to 1.,' ;1 unneecssdty. \Va., it for ,thai to e , not, the conclusion t 110 ptit.r.iintent ;4 1111 , ecess try, w hick was lo lk ertl and,i4tiorninioso,, and then merely vote ail Ad,h,..si to the Prince Br.ger,t, praying that it tni , :l•it tn. gratinAly tiuliShe , d If Intl Caine to th y thuy , ()nein not logo mod) fartt,cr, (OP; ut the Eitchequer),was not ( 1; 51) 054ocl to admit, that such a,inoinni ought at Batty time to be brotigia tom.ird, but if ever thete were a rriod on o'cry account mote improper han any oi1 0 at winch ouch a one conid be mat h th4l...pc , ricrt. ,4 •AS, the pfetiCtit. %has Ceriaill 110 !Mal ertpyct, th.at it would 6.: cat it'd. n, a., had I),Jeri' 51(1(1, all (flit was good was to IcS;Ilt from ,i', 4c l,,,int), 18 ISt thst the 11011. liarelle.t bail .01 y fi: , :ed on tlw bum, time for bringing it thrwotal, ias in I. is prr.setit instance nol io n could be expected to follow discussion. A's every thing was going Oil tier well as could be wish ell, tliourrt the niost hum lot brut,; ' 1114 th titibject hui'it ard. Bet:in:twit W 44 11 , //re: thIS Wtitt theperied Litt which It was supposed to Ir. , moat proper. T;it: Right ' fiort..Geotlematt th,o • • pr oc , t(t d e d ,il;6w thatthert mere nu {;rounds for insinu,ing an irai iry., 4k,rt ; itigniry, though, •1i did not believe, was desrrett by the I irriii , ttroble jiiirui~. t, In (4ir Francis B ..idett) tratl icceived itt jor,i, s iiion which he (the C:)-t eellor of the Ex ch,vl,l), tilt lilt doulA the I leriell::sble Baronet 0, 1 " ; 1, i sw ii, toil he lift yht. rely 011 n. with perivet cortidence. Tile Hon, hhu'i.iiu t mi7,ht believe it, tint voirld 11.4 House believe it tut in, statement ? e 0,414.1 ;tot (*),, as the kit/tie had it before litchi, I, at the Hot. fi,trotiet hail b•en kit o 'n tong tvi , el.l osoiri Were tt:lex.,l to L ti.!ir source, and proved to they thee IOY : ilicy to .1,40,e ki.;y Ci,;tll, With ' , lie COW, .!.•' t h e y Wetit 1 . 1 111 and aS C.tie stoteL.,l Wa4 : 1,( , cri•ots lit ,:AL L. : ;;; of ..111 .rs,a I..yrerri tit ‘Nrr - ..r0 , I,ir; , jAt, k.„cr.. it Vatltl ,, 4 ;1t f.hr , , ,t , tr It f Witat 1, t . A 11 Oil) Atovi); to prov , .', of 1 ;(: " ? ,six .• ,' I t., 4 . 4y.1 Ca. 41) tip * j. : , ,Ht ot scorn. It ; „ 0 , faippair t ed. f , ;entimew. 1)e, (the ul I i ~. ,:.Ip:Tra•ir) thougist lie v. ould ; 1,1,c (..el.ll ;itrr it) l os tnotloll. Th 6. 4c ., ! „, 1 A Ott !Litt system viiib io , Speet ,iO, the dt:pteisloo, (it sph'lt, WhiCh it OCCiPiif=t=.;%ll must be et r00t,5.0.t.; tf correa,:t, Stn:h virtnt:s, ,erJr,o s, 110,1 Z at, it , L wire cq ): l 4 s ' !4l . lt ly ( 01 14, V cilia ont 'he witch had prodne, Bitch 1.111 only tOk W i!i. • C(1141;1 beast, , .4 as lull W • ,:.a..~,,._... ~.._,._,........—, no to ta;l4':done , ::r.i. , iiy. to • 11 .SL" a proper,v.ll::e cu styli treasure, we rs,6nt Vafrfully to guard sacied tt depo,it, i 1 It (Id) le ;Jur frtdn sihety, trat',Nvith a vices to the tL!liv..r.ince of Europe,. no part of the meant which' had . be e n histruchermil in pwettring it ongt,t to be with on slight grotnids. The 'StatetnentS w filch had ,been 'ma& had not , proved the: present toode it punishment unheces,ary or iniptoper ; and it ooght be re mrmbered; that the En i :,ll,li army was the only army in Europe which wui n . t turned by copsciiption, 1-le koew hot wliehce die i lon. Barone.; drew .11is ho- IRMS of the disratie of the s.ritlieis in the Briti%li St'r vide. He eolithl not teli w!lether the information on Which they werefeniided was 'drawn fiom,the periodical publieaiions he inigTit *remit, or 'front any ~ • society with which he might be. in the habit of . ,bcehng, but\ this was Old first rim for a nninber of rears that ho had 11.2•ard I.le army Spoken t)titt such terns..: With respect : w the'divilon, he cou,d'feel to ttpprehension, but he thought if Getllkitlen ooked at the quest lon • failly, those wlio were. in iivour of a ch:.tuge would hesitatc,befhte they gave We present motion their Supphrt.. Mt'. C. ADAMS' ,was against the motion, anal l'ioped the. Hon; liaronec would • not .press, it to a • Mr. WityrnaEAD, in vy.Flar rition satri, i n answer to what had been ,advanced in the cnorse of the de hate,,thai he dim not think the floving received by eittnen at the gangway tmally disgracylid with those frequently i:tlicted on soldi er s , There waS; • however, Ont: mode of: punislaneut• in the riary, flogiog round C oe fl ec i, which he thought egii.:4 dts4racefol, and this he wiihed to see abolialted. SIC O. MONTGOIIILAY spoke in favour of e pte.'„ 60)1 syste.l,, and thought the lion. ilarofiet had. , . been thisintwyn,:o 11l lilY Mr. HUTCHINON thought 1.11 Bing both cruel and ignu inni , los, as Well as unnecessary. , Sir F. 11uttbETT replied at some length, ititer. wine(' the House divided, IA hen the numbers , • . - For the motion.' Against its • - 94 Majmity • s 4 Utt re7enteting the Gallery, We fpund . Ffahcis Btta arci si;eaking on the . Vl:feqtairts.tor Hustiop'. whii , l) attcryea4 a third tioin, and pastied. • LOVEDEN'S PIVORCE .1111,1„. The acljourned.proevedings on Loveden'Y ! Divorce. Bill were iesurned. I'lw:clause which oce.itsioned, the diseuiston was m the cud filled,up..with 4001. per tuition). The j two originally.settPd op Mrs. Lovtcleit of 8001, per annorn wai taken Away, on the motion ot Nir: J. Giddy. Mr. Whitbreaf..l pro po,,ed that . 4001. tioould br, nailed ( 0 the, p ro vi s i o n mode,- no the.tienitse , ,e Mr. Loveden. A inosinn to iltis eireCt was ttgattYed ; otter -whicti the 131.1 ,was reado thirti , • . The House Afijiturned at I ialf- i .aq Threti o'clock Otis mornin4:tol'oinsdhy. NT A IL*. et t v —t Witvrfor,4l. Du E Cada, 4Nlaka, t G v.ctn. bey, I,Watef turd. 1"111:.'t.; fit STOCKS T Y eF TWIMVIL (PI.CLOCK CUIISOIS 0 4 illlll. 643 1 Oinnium (1'134. S y w i'44 sU6t►l QUID I.llCiaii VALiUM AiJagivr LONDON, wep:simsoAy, JUNE 19, 1811. • We this mining received New York Paoe . ti to the 25th 04. train which we have made the follow- • i lig interest tog extracts : " New York, May '24. " The Naval Engagement.—The armed vessel, mentioned ire OM* last as being below, Troves to be the Uuit d st.ites frigat e President, Cornritodere flooatts. Soon after our paper of,la,st evening went to pre4a.'tLi , o officers from the Frigaie arrived in the pilot- boat anti confirmerf the'Nerfoli: account of an erl4ga,!;el9elll 911 GO Itlth instant, no:n . the Clpes of the CtieBapealce. The following particulars of time iietion are copied front the Gazette . of 'llll3 morning. From a personal, interview with the Navy Agent and the ()timer, Who has gone - iii the mail srige of thii LL;y, with diipatches from Commodore Ilooatti ro :he Secretly of the Navy, we learn, that this ht.ittimeilt i t substantially correct. The boy, who tVari the enly person injured on board the Pre , an arm brokett.by a tnuaket Particulars of the Engagement between the United States Corninodure Rogers, and the British sloop .ef ware, Little Belt, Captain }lngham. , . On.the tight of the tath inst. - about 9 o'clock, the frigate tell in with the sloop,of war, about 20 miles N.E.orCape Henry ; and when within pistol-shot hi' her, Co►un flaunts hailed her—no trnswer wag given. , :-Cominodore 'Kenyans hailed hers second time, and in the ad of hailing, a shot was fired frerti the sloop of war into the frigate,_ which struck her tuli;anaot. The iligte immediately fired a Shot into- tilt!, slim) ot. war—she then poured a broadside tit frig:tte. Here the af,tion commented, and contio:.c.,l ati n.t filceen uliaittr9, whtin the sloop of war ceased Wing. The frigate remained near :her Ail " Tl're ney.t „ .. Coturnodore RoGßus Sent Utlict,r on, board, f.o '011:r any fi , ,siSplOCC they Itligig require ; .aid to Asitttset his regret at the t ti )o t. had Qecurred the preceding eventng. 'the A tt,up ot,war proved to bq the Little Belt, CNA. BINGHAM, -who opologizal, and gave as n re A,,, n . , . t,;: firing into the ing,ate, t h at Ile'sopposed tier to 1 3 . 4 a . 14`revchinalt; Arid, pciiitly declined ;toy ,;.4ss,s.- Ince, a; be, Uelievccl lie world b able to reach S port in safoty, • . , " The Little Belt loit in kilted and wounded. thirty rneo, was Very much injured, having had nearly all her waits and spats shut away,,besides se verd shots in her , hull. • Tnia'sinep of war is a Danish bnilt vessel, and • was taken at Cot - enliagen. In Steel's. List she i s rated an 18 gran sloop, and carries thirty.o.vo, pound carronadeci. " Tll6 Pqiiiie4t received soma trifling damn ;e in her rigging, and laacl one boy slightly wounded in . 'the. arm." A Gentleman just arrived from Washington, in _ forms us, that lie « - 3S OifiCially int4med, that Mr. BARLow would not sail for Fiance till after the arri val attic Essex ; nod that his deprture then would depend upon circumstances.---IV. Y. Gazette. • Last might some moreeNoniteurs arr*d, buf they do not conftlin„,,aS we expected, SOULT'S account of th , i battle of Album. MAsseNA has given a very curious account of the evacuation of Almeida. It is quite obvi.lus that he advanced , towaids Altneida • thr the purpose of relieving that place he.says, that he beat tlie Allies on the 3 . 3 and sth of May, and thtt the result was his retreat Balamanea, and !he e‘hcuation of the town w,hich he Lame to re- ! Al debate of very corniAerable lcrigth took place yesrerda'y iu the House of Lt upon the Catholic Petition present , >ti by Lord DON oUGH MOR E. The arguments used for and r'.gantst Ille Pvtition;were the same as those urged in the ik)use of Commoos, and the 111000 WWW, finally rejected by a large, ma jorny. After the_ subjett has 'mid -4013 e so tall a discuibion, it tiny ptnitapl appear I it 11,1 t rt'S!Mll ti p tuo. to c;to ate( auy eotnntents. * upon it. NVe cannot, however, help Asoving, I fiat . front the Ito- 1 is gule tht..d tiy smite ut the utt < st strenuous gdvo 7, ealesler the C4t. , 011c.t.,!.. , :tity,t, we should be sttot , gly inclined to , s.i , ipect that fitey ted w;th 'the sittititutt Rotn,iu Caiholics actually are. • 'We,liear elugLient decia,iia,ions upon the es uel s :y of preventing Nippon fro in wortittipping his Cri.a or in the w'ity tat most acce:pt,t4e trout- which, tinacqualittO wait the real stale of the %wok: naturally, infer that the ROlthlll laboured Llu,lt r ITErttly ro striction4,re,spectit% • c are daily tukt ut the necessity, ut etnansipating the Catholics, jtist 'as it they,wcre in A suite of slavery. Wi,eitivr the of the Catholie t liougt ur 06'01 not. 10 be e-oce , ilc,l we. snail Out tiuw we know that lbw 'ktdvocates Jo .thetr cause' uo I,;odd by the use ,of SUCIr AS Uur asscrtio9iuputi 01;6 swojecl may be que.oi,,,u ed, we will quote tile wordsuor a Roman 'Catholic • Peer, the hue [,)rd a' NOLditian Of the ,highest tr . t...thaut bulToiter ui the tights ut Inv it,iinan CAiolici of Eogli.od and Aleland. its Lt)l;hip let Written by !kin) ,nppn c, i b b i, it,ia " vviroe.ver grievous acid o t .pressi►e restraints the irish/C4-:holics wen; sub . rct to heretofore, they ,it present actually enjoy the • LL, attu Fltge. EtiCISZ of then REL.W.ON, w Inch the State h as completely sanetionAl, by i,ilcln upon itself the expenees of erecting ‘.Colleges, u.c. foi Ihe edneation of its: Clergy. :"Ine admissions in favour • of persons of that perwasion have atso of late years been very cortiderah;e in Man) other resiwct". Thcy are allowed,to hold places - of etuolutuet,t to the amount of 3001. , .a-year--tl.ey are ailtnit c:kl to the practice of the' Bar—they are. enabled 16 counitibsions iu the 4rtny,ds far as the rauk of Co lonel, inclusive—they aretermitted the free exci - did: of tlleir elective franchises--and; what 'is b) no Means :least in respectability and import. , nc,•, they are empowered to execute the useful and ho nOurable functions •of the IVl..gistiacy. From this' plain statement it ftillows; that the thsabili.ies to which the, rish Cabo: es sltlt !einain subjetei, naturally' range tliemselves• ,under three. st - acial head; t—first-, Then - heing disqualified tram burl : ,•• log oftwes of emolument al)ove ,the valtit of. 30°1. a-year ; secondly, j'heir inehgtbility to'the House of Commons • and; thirttly The XeMsion of Roman Catholic Peers frum.sitting or voting in the Upper !louse, purouant to, thqir tier6 , i)y4rtgli;l 'Pri vileges, a right, the advantages , of winch tql greatly circumscribed by the hue 'Act, of .114i041. floc upon chi, List ditision of that uibmihlics, . .0141 soon stave occasion to ofil-r some. to,i tier ob , servat ions.- Ihe great mgss . oltite eqopte of Ire4iml, muted!!/, _the lower (out mutate (raters, possessing ready so man!' ilglll4 Of Cittensiiip %u, comqiolt with their oilier futlow stajects, cook! sttayclyderive: ,any flintier immoltate r,r. polynat teh t yit from -Wily emple. conce+sions,. or LV)I,N . ,a fi,MANCi iION of., the (.;ACHOLICSi is the language of, a. Roman cat hultc Peer, ant, the 'warm advotwie. of ; and. YOL; some ci their ,Protqt,il 1. 1 iti.ads are, daily a55t4:11411.,; tikat our !thou ttotuati C.lthalic fellow slibiefits pot in a-state of - the - ,turht itisgra,cl',l proscription, until are not permitted .to worship $ 4 10.1 in:I:IL:a W3y. r . ' . ;.! ,~.~: 'TRIAL A7' Blll.=-Wtl3:;foo4f,'liiliii 1 • cal ds, iq ua:4' I.t.)ti N : 4110 e t " Id' 11 . 4 ut Nu. 4, Nlstfistlt, COWL, 10;4.41E04,f t ka;11,..‘ ‘VILLLAM eatietU , E r So t, Mol un at tile; SUN •Oprics, Na. i It & strand, w Dere: ildbo tiretywnts, Orders far tut) Paper, Lettars for thi gdigar kc. (past:pza, ust to aCuT"'''''' ~~ ... : .....---- S. lll P. BUUDETT, Z.VRT. V. G. COLVIN. • . The .prOc-eeding3 in, this intcresting cai...so r'l r • at tru o'clock th;s inorintig. Mr, Setjeant Sii 1.. t , HEU I) add, e,se.i t Ile Jury il 01: , pert "I . the.Plaituitf's.caie. He confined 1 . .., it to:. the mere matters of. fad, obitrvittg, that tilt: I..‘v u t these matters of fact, it any quesnoti4 rcspernti them, should aii3e, - wou:d. be only for the coub ration of the Court. 1-11:. arguments wcut In 1%,. 1) i points :first, the brealiiil of the dwelling•hoo- PI the purposes (!f entry ; and then the n'Arocittcic4 armed soldiers therein,, and thence by 1 6 :co i' kil 'g and earrying away the plaintff. ilk oi,y-cl in 11 latter point bring to_ whew `Oat oco to e (1 ' '''''''' ant hat}... ~a fight forcibly,to enter tiv lioniv, ot‘t:t Plaititii,f, yet t hat .etreet in that case' he,w.ts no joitittA In us!ng , a ctd exerci,itig the force that. he dtil. Coo'. tencliugs,'that by Adult% he vier Led and-ap'.i..;l:ei abt.be of authority which neitho- the ne,:sity of th e case nor the law and constitntion of . tlic cootitrY warranted: , -. Having finidicd Ilk cpening, ' he 1111C.e'jc.1 I° , ~.., .. .: rip. cal). witoessvS to suppoit bii case, Witt,..,."- .) cceding when this papal. went to prebs. . fhic Court IN'a, crowded, and the diallikely t ,l : a 4 ntioue to a late hour. Vorty-one witnes i co tv mOrr4tai)(l, wer s'abpeened on the ,part ot aid de" Pendant. - . ----------." . , FRE Al CIIPA P E liS, . ...--..-,,,,...., . . TO H15.111011NP.99 TUE. PRINCE, OF 1411UFCHATOI, WAGUAM. " SALAMANCA, I‘l,ot ',1....4 'fad the honour 01 give you an rt6connt in my last thipaieh el. the " t ' c' tlf Y ; . c e ( orlcau ) l ' i t ' itte. . , t i s rl e c e ei s ce r i t :u, t i ' s,i i i i,aot : l y tdtr h i l itika ' l e aci t i yel: ;:i dge d k i: ii i i g w e E l l l i dtiv t l' i l .gi t te ih p i;l,:iso l vj rc l i o ks ‘ u, : i ie r t •l wi l e f i g l l r t tio ll ei Y iiiri t iloe l t il °l o : s e il b gai l : tr t i at li,.i l l i alt : o ig k er : siy,i le .t i d :Ei bptiltai h .yl l l. °l : ) 6111 1 an d the latter day, in entrenching tilt, cd):.,l( • t ~Atir,::::iiist:laelp(ls,rt,Eiv.iiilistinigt.).o.l.ll:l,l:23ligiitiallrgirsioattytiob:cfor?tukclil jittitei.uecti,:,ilo.;:l;,;tiii}tifs,i:,(:',),,rto',.,oele.lp!l tvit.tauces';, to'nfder , the tariim:o ( - )1 ii) i e , " . -' l 'j ,v , pared.two months ag(r,„ to Og binveo,op, ,11-1`) 1,) v.eet.Gli. Befnier svito commanded Ow I,°'irf ilis inr" vile- It required several days 1 0 cl' irs" I 1 . 11 die ntornin,f the 7to, i fsrd_len tii, ~, 40 10 tnake soine NOVellletiti, IV oravr lo Pr°''',ll",,,tro ;:d4r-il-i'.wiAich:the enemy bad salli:i,1)1;) "Aul' trio by hi Assidu,ity and 1.440t311, and 1 eas wo ols aveiresof hiii.line., to 12,4 re‘enteinicfl wi11,,00, 41$14aY- vii'fot ott.. 03..tbe,0t lA, 1 tea rice t ng,. 10 , Clow, continuiag to -occupy - tit 4 v.,:la,e ► w • '',, „It. l'oudor. , '11 ) c o tlje6t,of i kkese diersitioto 0 o , l ; e at Ciitt 111 'tkie entry tin apprehension ,ot 3 10°1; wil,i, in the centr of, his l(ne., o r oD :uf to jov eri Z. bus - he , w . 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