The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-10 00:00:00

I I 1 k t OI a I'OCKS ?kit 13.1 y A r twsi.vs We.oCE. COlllOl3 •• • • - 6z I,Omn iuin • if S i N. L N D 0 N, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10 81 1 . ~;_ pamphlet tb wttabiiit) Itilery, nbont the person of Gerieril Reinter, for which he gain his receipt. • . ... . . . From the Cabinet .of Nitur,tl astoty Imre !liken four micri , scopes, two, terreArial telescopei, and am iteromatic one. ~ .. . . ~ . . (Sig►ted) VICENTE JLIZE DE ' ASCONCELLOS DYL,VA. thrice of bill tinnet?ity, June 11, tsli. PAitTIiER PARTICULARS. Pon Thome Bois Siihral, a skilful Chemist, at COirobra, h;il Infide"" tirienpO4rder the ;roe .ot Atie . "ot the kingd4,m; end when t Ice .. Waltt Of that wide was extreme. 'He bad ai3o daily, exercised the artillery of the tr&versity-corp, , u;hich - mvans it• was ahlo to ptrforin tk3 Ni2ristititi',4 it:cliki-,ou the Votiga, under the tornmanit of General.traat. On tilts acLouni .the French on their etiositnce lino Coimbra (trona which arey?wrere eipelted trt t few days by Gi-iirral Irani) , rued his bowie, which had been lately handsomely rt.—built, and burni..his fuiniture end his library. His loss is calculated : at 1,5,000 cruzatiocs, and W2§l occasioned hq the hatred which the French bore to a wan of such disthiguished me rit, who had, laboured day and : bight itt'dLlence of comm :try- ARK LV ED—; Is.l4lta, t Ailli m, t Dublin. Due—t Gum bcyp r Watcrlotkl. FAOIUL4 Atol3b.A.T ? z } dis. ifindsor-Castle, dugtat io, 1811. " MAIIISTY has packed the last twenty-foor hours iii a more co.itposed manner, but in other. ILspeas iiiS,IVIAJESTY remains the same. " It. lIALVORD. AA, 1.1,1 E. 1, W. 11111ERDEN. " Mat from,Aoholt,and arrivrd this morn ing: It was reported yeoeiday, ott the, alleged au• thorfty of letters fr , qo'Malta, of Peac , l bad been .s'tgoeld hetWoOtiltpsxtailtia , :ruitkey. We . shoOlti' be extretOily hapi4 fO"AS 'enabled to col tr. 'l6 Itlkit . 9Urp . l:?Ot•wo,do . ricit find any.,tlting to sanctio4i-it .in •,tho , intelligence , brougia.by the , , Malta Ma•i. ' • The Royal 'Cornish Miners, Miners, the Cardigan, Caer- IlatYgn, i 1 riQ elh, itcla i'etannorpery ,regiinent, at Ira 'enit)4rktd at Dover yester . cluy for Ireland.. Atuonpt the Arneriekui 1 4 .iver3 received ye,t.terday the Atitit,ip,l Intelligencer ecitaf,,it an Width iitid to he from the pen of the President Iti#6l'sOrt hon.' vlt, it, ans,:r collie pamphlet hitely,putinsbed by ROfIkKT SM Ilisietiring Ii tn • the office 0! 3i.cretiti . Y . of t!), Otit'y .. tlie, first hart of this utAicie has yet reached F., egia,hd, but if we In4y judge of the whole of th s prodoeti ,, n flow 11,1, specimen, it not only does not controv e rt the state-, ments of Mr.'SbUTH, but absolutely confirms those which told most.lorcibly against the President. For Itelt of- argtiMent; the writer resorts to abuse, With which he t plentifully. bespatters the EA-Secretary...-- With roped to the entiVertiatiolll3.,qiiated by SMITH to have t. ken place between him and MADISON, the writei 'otsertr'eS, that: Mapist; cannot L ansWer r llinotdf, and, that some farther proof of what, passed is, required, than Sbi ITti'd assertion. What' further pr et is required - of - the wrrport of a COLV. .• , . versa! ion LeLWCeti two individuals when one makes an asiertion of the nature and tendency , . of that conversation, which theothet declines'te deny, we are at a 10$13 to conceive. A long train of reasoning, or rather sophistry, is then set up, for the purpose of establishing, that at the time of the President's "ProClarnatiOn, and the subsequent At of tungress, enforcing the Non.l.ntercoerse against Great Britain, there wa, no proof .of a single .ad-on - the part of France or its Courts, , stewing that the 'Berlin and Milan Decrees were,not repealed, aS,stated Letter of the Dak,e Do C4.,notte ; that it bad been. the pradiee , of the- Governthent .of the 'United . States to - diilinguish, between:Belligerent pflaritime• .Etittts, violating 'tlre neutral' . rights of the, United States, and , Edicts 'authorizing 'other depredatiorit wpou the' property of American citizen, , ,; anti:that, therefore iii the Tett'USpeallve depredations of Great, Britain were not; brought into the negotiation for' the repeal of the Orders in COuncil, .so an indem nity tor tot., retrospk,alVC, dipretl4tigilS Of France wad ti9t Ai,,ascle'part of the orrattv,utent,for the re» peal of tiro French Decrees. 'roe all this is, .thit: the nomiria/ 2 .reptial. — df l itie 'French. Decrees 1,04 10 bo, consi,4ored .as every thing, and tire rea l,ddioltd.miotii-,conialittect by France upon prQp(A - !}R,, nothing.:,l'here: needs no more than tl,i u retched piece-of.sophistry to eon 'oll6l every impartial • reader of .that head:ollg bias • i• tow4rd4 kratme, on the ,part of tb fe:,,itit.!rit DISON, Whit: was tilt; unaiti Smives As the Morning Chr .74icie did not think proper to thake . any coiniDeni ),: , ,wrday on what we said on a t e hu7stay respealag the tirpceeiliiir . ,..of the Tri4l) :Catholics, we concluded that for the present afleart; dropped the - suhicti, 'on 11',Votint .of the dif ficulty it, found in giving a satidattory answer to the judicious observationa which we had evraCled from - the. Cork Mercunfile . C,hronicle, a Journal avowedly 'partial to the Catholic cause, but which candidly and justly► condemned the conduct winch - the Trish Catholics are adopting in opposition to -the law of the land. The Morning Chronic/L.., bowevt-r, this recurs to the subjett, but with the usual shrewd. ness.of its character, very wisely passes!?ver the et! rad to which we rcfer, 'without the least =allusion to it, Contenting itself with denominating the Sint the child Ministerial organ," and requiring it to say, " whether the Patrice LiEoctvr, in consulting only the interests of the Empire"' re' etting the Irish-Catholics, will consult the " PfIiCEVA I. SYS THU of continued restriction upon, or the WHIG S YSTIOS. of coacesisiou to, the Irish Now to tequile us to say what the systern may be which the PRINCE B.EG/INT • means to adopt on a subject so delicate, interesting, and- important, is in vtreCt to pay a very !ugh compliment to the conk• deuce supposed to be placed in us; . ' or to consider us capable o►t the most arrue,ant presumption, it we were to pretend to ktiow what ploceedings his Itoyal Highness may find necesifry. Those pro ceedings must, of course, io.a great degree depend on the condu4t of the IlomSiu Catholics tficinseiveth It they manifest a peaceable demeanour, and in all their endeaiwurs to obtain fart her contm6►ions, con- torm to the wise provisions of the taw, they will as• adredly continue to experience the kindest indul gence on the part of Government, consistan with he permanent anti eeletillfil interesth of the Empire. ThiS is all she answer which we deem it neces.ary to make to thc questions of the Morning ChroniLle this day; but as we adopt the sentiments of the !shin Journal which we inserted on Thursday, we beg explicitly to receive from the Morning Chronicl i e a candid concurrence' in those sentiments, or a few solid argk'iments to prove that those sentiments are not totitided in truth, reason, and sound ; policy. Yesterday the Supreme Board of General Officers assembled at .twelve o'clock,. at the Commander 'in Chief 's Office, in the Horse Guards, which was at tended by their Royal - Highnesses the Dikes of YORK, KENT, CUNIIIEEL.A.ND, and C'Astatttooa ; Genitals Boaitatto,- Hots, QALVERT, and a bet of others. This principal business taken into consider.oinn was . the - Military College at Black= water, the Barrack 11-partment, the new cioathing fur toe cavalry, &c. The Board did nut break up al about three o'cloCk. Sir S. Hoge has ken appointed Commailder in Cilia in t'l..e Eat Indies, in the room of Vice-Admiral Daunt, deceased.• Bear-Admiral STOPFOED ha, in Ow mean tire, sailed front the Cape of Good Hope, for tile Mauritius, in the Scipion. Lord Wer„2.lNGtAm,. we understand, has declined the ponsiott of so,uoo crusadoes (about 2L)Oui otPre4 to him by On Plutons Reoetta of POE • TUGAL. A (ientleman, who has lately arrived from Fran Ce, after being detained nearly nine years a prisoner, slates, that .I.3uosLia , 4 nit 6 so suspicious, that when ever he travels, he orders guards to be stationed on each side the road, at certain distances. bust( CaTtioLits....Notwithstanding the Pro 7. clamation interdicting tno,elt.ithion of Delegates to the Catholic Committees, a Cure Meeting of the . Catholics 0 1 the coun t y o f Clue was held for this Purpose on Saturday the 3d of August, at.the coun ty town of Ennis, in the Chapel, Me court house .oeing occupied 0y the Judger of Assize at which Delegates for the county of Clare to the General Committee of the cAIIOIiCS of Ireland were eleacci.. A question . being put as to the disposition of the, ,Getitletnen. lbws appointed to attend, those of them who were present declared their determination to perform the duty to which they were appointed at ,all hazards. The county of Kilkenny met for the same purpose on the sth, and a Requisition similar Meeting in the:Rug:as Comity has been signed. • • INDIA Housa.--Yesterday a Court. of Direliorti was held, When , Major.Gene-al Sir'SANIUBL Mien, MUTT was appointed. Provisional • Governor•of Fort' St. George, on the death, 'resignation; or corning away of Sir GEORGE' BARLOW,' Bute...The Court adjourned at sit o'clock till' Wednesday nett. During •the last Week,-fishof the'pritnest •sort has, 4eo t ,O plentiful on: thy roast of DeVotishire, that the finest Turbot w is poll at Teigninouth;on Mon day last, at tonrpetice per pound. . , IlieMagistrates in the taeighhottyhond of Fulham, in conjunction with the Bishop of IlasnoN,, who is the lord °flint Manor, have determined to suppfesi Parsons Orem) , The heat,ot the weather. last,rnonih.at New York . . more intense than.had been experienced for so many days together billet, the tnetpory of man. tween thirty and. forty.persons had died suddenly, ire that city in the course of four or Live days, in cosi-. sequence of drinking .cold . water while they were hot. A duel was (ought at Fulham Fields yesterday morning; betwiit 'a Mr. Coblim, and 'an Otiieeti %%these name tae did not teat n, former Gentle. num vas ,wounded - in the breast on the lint fire.— Tile combat was itY conseqtacuee of dugs - gas:lo4llg belenged , io the combatants. • *. A atocKin ft accident happened to' , young Gen Oman of the name of BeAvia, on his retiirn Iron) 'Barnet Races on Thursday night. Hiving . been drinking freely at Barnet, his horse ran away With inin on the Common, by which he was dismounted and dragged about fitty yards, with Doc toot in the , stirrup, before the horse could be stopped, His head was mangled in such a manner, winch len no lupus at recovery, although he wits alive, but i n senseless state yesterday morning. 4AIIOLr malL. 14elt 4,114A,D'T) Na 27. , --,Lctiers foal •illtt charests dated the 2/d inst. contain what fojlous : " General Ku'rusow, informed that the Grand Vizier had quitted his camp at Sebum's; and ad 7 vanced with the greateit part of his army towards naigrad, has marched with his troops from the side of Rudscbuck. It is estimated that the Grand Vi zier is at the head of 30,000 men. The corps' un der the orders of General LANO BLINN are encamped in the canton Of Java, near Giurgewo. Another .corps observes the enetnynear Wedclin, Silistria, and Nicopolis. The Turkish envoy I-InssaT EtiritOpt, and MESSAURO II'ALINSK I and FONTON, remain at Bucharest, We have just learned that the., Grand . Vizier.bas established his camp on this side of Ris grad, and that the hostile advanced posts are in sight ot, each other. 7 • BERON; JI4Y 4 . :•••41. c u e MAssow, Grand Mar'. shat of tho Court, has been dismissed. Two other persona ut consideration have been sent • to the fortresses of Spandau and Colberg. , Two Counsel lors of the Provincial Staty hive born dismissed. We aie assured that these individuals had made tit indiscreet protest against the measures of Govern.; ment. VIENNA, JUNE 29. —Government ~having been infrirrtied, that many rich, Seignors of l'ransyl .vania uougot up all kinds at grain, waii.hou•ed them, and ottertards re-sold • them very_ dear, by exaaiing gratuitous labour from the. peas.ints, has Written to, the,ooiernor of the province to oppose by every tnean in, his power - such abuseg, inform it of the names of the great land proprietors who thus iacrifibti the public good to their individual interests. Governnient threatens to use rigour towards these monopolizers, whoever they trtay be. , Nevertheless the disposition of tie sta . e of Transylvania is excel lent. The patent is received and executed through 'Out the Province ; thereat* only eiame who, tormented by the thirst of gain, thus expose themielv,es to the animadversions of Government.. His: Excellency Count WALLts, and the Presi, dents of the .different Offices; hold almost daily cort ; • .ferenees upon the 'finances, independent of which there is a private Council, at which Count Merrell- Nlcl - I . .prtsi4s. • , BANKS OF THE NECKAR, JULY 6.-'-1.1113 .riereut tary Princess of Sweden, accompanied by Count muse., passed through Heidelberg on the 27th ult. • under the name of Countess 4OTIIU, to go to the waters of Plombieres. STOCKIIOI.M, Jul.Y sts'.—lnformation having been received from the post-office at Greslehain of the 20th inst. that an English cruiser had taken the packet-boat with the mails from Finl.md and Rus sia going to Sweden. °roars have been given not to send any mail troth the Swedish side over to Fin land until it is fully ascertained that there Are no - English cruisers la these seas, or that they are driven away. JULY 23.—The celebrated chemist, C VERRAZI, at Leghorn, has now formally announced that belfas discovered a meibod of extradingaugar from cites... nuts. He has proved betbre a nurnerom assembly that . a OrlllllCr Of'!011eillOtS contain Gu tolt) parts tltair, 10 .parts sugar, apse 20 parts syrup.. He in tends some time hence to make public, tier; mode of _Process by which he extraots the sugar. and syrup from :the . chesnuts. CONSTANTINOPLK„ iTiVB 10.- According ac ,counts received from the' army, the new Russian Commander in Chief, General Ktirtisow, is Caus ing the repairs of the,Works in the fortress of ,Ibrail and Isniael, logo forward - With the utmost dispatch, and is throwing: up new fortifications at KoseWall, near Silistria, and at Tarnow, near to NicopOlia.j . The.whole of the Grand. Vizier's army is prepar ing to march against 'Rudschuck. On the 3d May,. -10 °rms . , of Janissaries (each Orta consist ingof 1000 then), marched into the Grand Vizier's camp,. SOLUTHIERN, JOLT 9 4 —Messrs. VOX FLARE and , MALDER FRIEDBERG are returned from their mission to -Paris. :Yesterday it was unanimously resolved by the Met, that all Swiss in the English' serviceshould ithinediately quit it on pain of forfeit-. ing the right of ' citizenship and 'confiscation of the' I property. A most remarkable instance of that fata l forget folness which frequently leads to the deteainu of c' tunes; was afforded itir the Criminal Court at Lins coin ou 'Tuesday last. On the trial of the Waters tor robbing the Mail, the principal Clerk of Messrs. Lilison's Bank depo:ed, that Charles Baxter cone tO him whhti.lonl. bill (stolen from Mr. Yonne , which he wished discounted. • The ivitneis; pectic g that 011 was nut right, hinted that .pethipg it had been taken out of the Wragby Mail, Which had been robbed. The man, with astonishing siniplicily, replied, " Why, how is that possible ?. There were no bills in that Mail." He was, in con itequence of this , unguarded speech, aPPretiOn d°d ' convicted, and condemned ! At the crouseberry Sliew at Workington, on, Fri day, last, the two largest gooseberries weighed as under •.—Turner's Lincoln, .18 dwt.; , Crown ilott 16 dwt. El gr. NAVAL 14 tWg. ................ back A'stotitrx, AuGus:r 8. --Put ,ib li is day, IR sloop. Samuel and J ahn, belonging to II:lira W:g. , M" FORD , master, bound to Bideford, With 3 orga of littie-stones, squall (iff Looe Isl.iod. ' _,.. having curtsied iTay ber roast in a • Arrived . the _brig Mixicarro, HARD'ir, from Amelia Island, tor'ry ,laj , i passage, with a cargo 'of tintb.lp botind to this port for orders. Arrived the Unity, Why; god Sally, DAVIESI , from Wales.. . D°"Ri Atm , . - .9,-,-.l'ilis morning the &LAO , . . blilitias destined for Ireland from this pta,,eale b3r1"24-ias' 119kr :—,The Ito) al Cornish Mitter s, 41 , the, Prinv or; ,Itah . I.; :the Cadiglo., ill .I1)e EUllifi ; I I :, Ci‘aieginntagrovit,. a y i : d . itviii::::::nesi t: 2,llsin ,tichjbas-ini'ititti,s: At:l,a whole of th e troops %ere emoartied with . 111 'g re.t' ' est L i oility ) without the least Confusion or aci,idoli; only the two former transports have sailed in cOO. sequence .01 the 1011 of the tide and vind; the 11°).1 West Middlest:s. t:/as to hare em b a rked i ll the .Scipio, but haVe received a counter order, iiilletit,)'L'E9,:dcfa'riOlubmryi,i:aC:st:oiartHlielestoDnuwbotud' 411: IClilit.'irt?,:tgn'tlat4lV4,s' —kTTON, 1f ow Viri;inia i kali. !:urge Oct to ,t 11,e, West' wod. . . DEAD, Ayo, g.--Arrive J. his gjeqty'S ship Kitt ruin off.Flusiting i and - t he A PP elles from uffi ;rout ness. ' S3ii''d the whole of the Incliamen for the riven l'i4 Majesty's ship Egmont tor Portsmouth; bbd -Naiad foe. o ff Boulogne ; Cordetia for Sheeluoi; and .the Prospero ifor off flaying.. . • FYKoic..9cs..—Sailed the oufward boun, ° . der ( gway ot.. , his Maje st y 's ship liaiid. ve d F°R76sl"Til AVG, 9,—Arri rvininica from' Falm out h ; and 1116 (tom Plymouth. 'Sailed the An t for Iho Downs; asd for Plymouth. 1 ' VA 1.. M f) . U TLI ,A 0 G . rived the Moich°l°. 7 —............... Ar packet Witlitt mail from Malta, Gibraltar, on d Cs ' diz ; 14 days from the lattbr place; brings oo no v o ; ' The outward bound Portug4 fleet are fit silli came anchor,'3nd will sail the moment the wirki n4'v ........... Isi.ANns OF SCILLY; Au°. 5..--00 th e 3161° munth's-cruizej sailetr again on the 2d io,toi. ti in his Mitichtya gon•lartg Bloodhound r l° 1 . AUG. 3.,—.Carne in his Nfajesty's aloopso;6° and Favourit.e fr om. a cruise. eti Ent.red .....d$ the schoOner Royal 0 Ow sa,` master, tbr Cadiz and Gibr,lll i o a brigantine Abe .word, SiontasoN, now, lot Ca 1 Li,bou .with potatoes. . CHATbiAM; Ave. 9--HiS MajeCfP 41P STII.C. WI" cuittmisoobed by Lieu‘. 13011,,ri:;0r, which be is promoted to the rai,i; of oon; oe Sailed down ti e !liver, his Majesl.l6bl ful, being sold to be broice up. OfTEURNESS,' AuGUST 9, --Went in!o t, dnc tli t' /I , l `l .I‘laiesty'a shin Saietay, to be fitted as a 031 1 Ivy iu Yarmouth Roads. ................................„........-• ~,, .1014 WV; I'l M I LL ESCA.---.Thie GClltlerlialb 5 obi brlic ' • , . %e, Nl'fiS tile onlysurvi% or of tilt' f' I' vatet.3"ilicaultiTl7(ainieywenhtattb*:lstCYlililleedVetitlehj:l;:CCii;'hit'tiol the annel4 of our Asiatic fliStory, dig 3 , d r eap necessarily et aislt3eals: : p s i yili)elultis;esr i in. co tCfwaerldi sd riteea nv Tzobi.a:Ys.iirdgf. t b o tl, OHe r i l, s ; so e b b ., 4 i Ottc before his advanced ‘ a il liisfeistliei raettaitilleileetliclree,ilrei°li,ulls,ainti'4eldblicill' pOlyers' in adroirable preservation iill a very ti more impaired' ete Di/ dreadful trial 'which his constitution soft a n te ... memorable occasion alluded to, anti 011;er, n various climates, his corporeal po wers. , sr . i o f I exit. He pooessed an, excgeolloe,dn.t;:itil'eprsoiii; 81:01C11101)V1a115:1e:hitleteTilig:Lblt9,7OVIeltri ° f (1)111'16 (;11red' 1 departure. Notwithstan , ti married the celebrated 1110.VlacsIff'dio SO who Was r'omplimetited by tilt ce.' ii ' l , floscii 0W110111,1,, who, speaking of tier 10 9 liYa , , .. . slievo, _..,,, Natpre tbro4ll her is by retie/Ikon or b ow , M r , Whilst GA r c o v e ~tort' I diA vice o f i Mr. MtlAs bad been in the civi l ,g!rilsoi iibe, East India Company, who, with the,: colopie4l lily, finding that bill situition Was Il',:n tae opP l; give corntorx to h i s edvanced age. ofi:'... oliovei, it of an friends, two or three year s l'btio ,prife an annuity, which lid had, Ole agtAtb,,ot preici: finding h ad been grant to blab n'id been Illeil ty. knowing that aay application :00,0 in r ei n fur it. 'rile humanity of this 11(1,700 in iii°:, gnishing his sitniaii nett the w03",,,ty. plok; I,rj dolll6lltalgert%,vitabbfitic)ee..Mperottl:o4l3(lred,4so,l7o:o olacictutiolt death, is recorded by Mr. Oataa) I . our military operations in India. A st Ofeel/fcb Miss Dowenra is now perfattnirT,,i copie 41_ Mrs. Eciwis is oLilibiling he r roone vf,otsyla_,,Pr radars at Newcastle•upo-I)l.°_ls'.bv, 9 11 I ,.‘"ri' l . very on performer, hair/rib t; IP 00 w deserves a station on the Wrid • trdt e at the latter place. of to 1daC1406.6 Al a very nurnerous,Moelial coot i 41, , i k i l on a ant it accept of a plea!, Or. On' COrP°r3llll I‘l° tpheasciootolt:lyo:lTl:lari:ggyt,e` I,:vealtls ittitn.l:l!'clocutiijoje,ir tilaore'Ldr,.: handsomely presented by the ~. Gaol ~0) coter, sod to erect thereon A the Pauper Loatics. _,..