The Sun. — London, England, 1811-11-25 00:00:00

SECOND auTioN. Parliament. '; it ' • hate, SUN OFFICE, THE SUN. L O'N D 101, TEMPI' &CLOCK. An account has just reached town, that Dr. SHERIDAN, the first of the Irish Delegates that was put upon his trial, was acquitted on account 'of a defeet. of evidence. Th 6 Court were, however, of opinion, in point of law, that the faa charged, if proved, amounted to a ~ violat i on of the Aa of ~ We stop the Press to State, that an daholt Nail is just arrived, from which we have made the fol. • .; lowing Extras% BRAUN, Nov., io.—Major General KRUSEMARK, Ambassador from the Court of France, set out yes terday on his return to Paris. NAPLBS, Oct. 6.—Thirty of the enemy's ships have appeared off the Island of Portia. In conse quence of. bearing that this fleet might have on board nearly five thousand men, it was sup posed they intended an attack upon • Gaeti ;, his Majesty instantly dispatched his Adjutant-General .MEr.car to Generil GRENISR, to engage him to reinforce the garrison of that , place with a French battalion. Subsequent. information, however, announced' that the enernydireeted all his forces against the small, island of Ponza, which now is in his possession. the garrison was composed but of a few soldiers. We can retake this island Whenever we choose, for it is not likely they will employ all their force to preserve it. A:kitty ii)-2 Dpblin, c Waterf,rd.' 901—i Cadiz, in, 1.W,41010rd. PltfCE OVSTOCKS n,tv AS TWIGS'S O'CLOCK. Consols - • 63 F Omnium. dis. •OLtl4 QUIS YICARt FALSU4•A•UDZAT? MONDXY, NOVEbIBI3II 25, 1811. . . The Dispatches frum•General Hu+ had not ar rived when this Paper was put to press, btu they are a ., , hourly: expected. We'are most anxious to re ceive the citlicial details of his victory, and also (.;e -nerd •BLi l attei account of the bat! Sagunrutn:-- Itt we shall, find ample ground for national triumph, and in the other, we are convinced, ad ditional reasons fer admiring the perseverance and by ivery of our gslaut Allies. ' Our Readers will perceive that the mediced respecting His MA3ESTY, which was yesterday exhibited at St. James's, was signed by Dr. Join,' W 'Lam, in addition to the other Physicians. It has been statecittn some of the Naming Papers, that no less ttian,l9 privateers had been seen off peachy Head, in waiting for the great convoy which) . ' sailsd uu thert th ; but on referring'lo . l4loyd's List, which is by far the best authoyity, we are hap py to state that not a single capture. , had been -wade of our shipping in that quartet; in the course of last week, though several losses lied been su tamed by the _bad weather. .• The following / Bulletin was yesterday shewn a S. James's Palace • " WINDSOR CASTLE, NOV. 23,1811. His MAtESTY continues nearly in 'the same " ti. ['ALFORD. " HAILLI E . 4 . W. IIIiBEIWEN. 4, J. WII.LIS. "► IL. WILLIS." Thia lino CHANCELLOR, under the veteran ex petit:rice and care of Mr. HAwoßTn,'is almost re coitred of the Erysipelas, and will shortly resume ftwcitions. Mr. Jon nAttr.ow, the new American Minister to ti e Government of France, had his first audience of 13ozo.pAiirn on din 17th instant. On Friday last the following Gentlemen were ralkd to the.. Degree of Barristeis. at Law by the Honourable Socirty of the I.nrier Temple; GZOILCie FBtillitorr, Esti:HENRY 1.11401111 AD YORKI4, Esq. H. Lkotti), Esq. T.' LEWIN, E ,, q. S. BAvvoan, Esq. W. HjitiblTY, BERKIINiTUTH, Esq. Report confidently' says, in the fashionable circles, that Miss ‘LtH4a: has at tenth actually resolved to bestOw'ber Ithn.d on,Mr. NVIII.LESI.iY POLE, whoite charaler• and talents, by all accounts, fully justify hvr chOice. - A letter from Long Reach, dated NO. 20, says, " I hat. e jult spoke a smack from the Orkneys; and km ti that upwards of 30 sail of ves.els, from the wi t i c a nd kichangel, were in the differenvislands there when she sailed." The Havannah, Hon. Capt. CADOGAN, and Cleo palta, (frigates) Capt. Peciteu,, are ordered to join Sir EDWARD PELLaw, off Toulon. Letters from New Orleans state, that the epide olio fever, which had prevailed there, and)occasion rd considerable mortality, had nearly disappeared on the toth of September. The roof of one of the powder mills at Seddles. cotnbe, Sussex, was lately blown off, ,hy the acei.- dnial explosion of some loose pOwder fortunately tie life was lost. NAVAL.NtWS. PLYMOUTIT, Nov. 22.—;.Arrived the Ann Green, AtitAms, from London, with a Carg9;ol coals, and, several other coasters. Also arrived the sloop Lord Gambier, Bisuop, from Jersey, with passengers. Went up the harbour the Cambrian frigate. Sailed the Medusa frigate, with btillocks, for the squadron in Basque Roads. • Nov. '23.—The Lark London trader, that arrived here on Thursday last, was run foul of shortly at , ter her arrival by a collier, by which accident she. received so mach damage, that it is feared the grestei part of her cargo is spoiled ; the Lark was lying alongside the pier at Mutton Cove, Dock. The schooner Sir !halm Scott, SLiTRIt master, ler the West Indies, did_ not sail from hence (as stated) on Thursday last. Arrived the Intelligent gun-brig, ft biting , chooner, Assistance store._ship, Plantagenet luau of war, Ap-, 'pet/es and Helicon brigs of war, from Portsmouth; the Pickle brig of war, with a convoy; from !he Eastwaid; and the 111liqle sloop of war from the Bah Sailed the Pekrus brig of igiar, with a small con voy, lot; Corution, from whence . she will proceed to Quiberon F3ay ;—akij sailed the Leoniktas frigate for Lisbon; the knoient ‘ gun-brig tor the Downs,; and the ship Min Green, ABRAHAMi. Went up the Harbour to be tetittcd, his Majes 4'd blllll4 Tonnant Narcissus, Loire, and Gorgon. Arrived the Intelligent gun-brig from Pens- mouth. 'Sailed the al9op . Lcrd Gambier, BISHOP; for Jersey. Arrived the Albucra, JOHNSON, A'epiunei Coa- Nae, A►utunrn; 'W twAusekr; Fortitude; Ross NipN, and Ann, HUT6HINsoN, from - Sunderland; FOOT, from Lymington; Hopewell, HARRIS, from Ipswich ; Ant, ;I , l?,onocit,. , from portsrnouthl Clark/4 FOLKEa, from Rochester; Fairy, °Ares, Flora, Lewis, Two Brothers, COATH, and the Olive &wick tiToNR, from London. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 24.—Arrived the 13ramtle, frutn the West ladies. Sailed the Ulysses trom the Downs. The Barbudois with the West India convoy has rought nt) in Cowes and yarimoutii Roads owing to told winds. Liis Royal Highness the DUKE of CPARENCE hohoured us this day with a visit; he4as receiveA with the customary honours. , ' Cleopatra, with a convoy of .borse ships which sailed yesterday for Lisbon, are DOW clear °l i the hie of Weight.. His Majcsty'S ship Ilcipannah takes .convoy for Lisbon, Cadiz, Gibraltar, and the Mediterranean, and is expected to sail on Thursday next. FALMOUTH, Nov. 2.'4—Yesterday arrived here his Majesty's brig Badger, 16 guns, Capt. PvlANtey, to give instructions to the vessels, bound for Porto. pi, Spain, and the Mediterranean; and this morn the whole of; the outward-bound tieeti• From Cowes appealed off this Port, and were joined by the following vessels from hetuce Aurora, Caleb, for Gibraltar and Malta; . the Flora, Or. pl►al, Tucare, Taylor, for Malta, and drily ; the Elizabeth, l►hilips, Sinters, la►vis, for Malta ; Pi4ryAnii, Hamilton, for Oporto ; and the Cleopittra,Glentlenning, for Tenerilre. The fleet consisted of about 400 sail, and pro ceeded Westward, with a fine breeze at North ; also arrived yesterday and to.diy, the following ships, to load pilchards I Par.snore ; Suffolk, Quincey ; Lord Melville, Ears man ; and the Ann, 17 —I also arrived, the Commerce, Fun. ery, Bideford, Broltenshore, and the ilaxley, Rucky from London ; the Shillehih, Newport, from Waterford ; t h e Adive, Gordon, from Dublin ; the Fox, Tilly, from Ply. mouth I and the Expedition, packet, Sandys from Swansea, The Chichesto packet sails to-morrow with . Mails for' Lisbon and "Surinam. DRAL, Nov. 24.—Catp .down from the River several out ward-bOuod vessels. A large ship, from Shields for All.: West 11114.4, coai•iaden, is cn shore on tie North Siitt.l YAItSIOLYTH, Nov. 24.-- Arrive) on the fifid, his Majesty's ship Bristis, front the Baltic. Yesterday, arrived his Majesty's ship Mosquito,. from Heligoland. - To.day: arrived: his Majesty's ships British Muir and Princess af 'hies, from a cruise to the north- ward. CKATHAM, NOV. 23.—Came up to refit, his Ma jesty's ships Bellona and Nymphe.n, and his M4jes ty's sloop Cruizer, having thrown all her gllO3 over board. Tile Audacious is ordered to be paid off. SHEERNESS, Nov. 23.-A Court-Martial was held on board the Raisapable, on au English subje& taken in the Milan French privateer, he having some tithe ago been put into a prize, Waco he,/with lott.tf othets, thtekk the M . ater's Mate (whn ze,raiittt) overboard i and• took the 'novel . ..intt) France the charges being , proved,`ehe «as , 3en -- a • teti6d iu be hanged at the foii,ittrdirm. Coat, Nov. 1 B.—On Satitrd3y morning asOm pany of the - Ri4al AriillelyrEoniffiaridedFyqpr CaurfrtimiN, embarked at Nlonkstowil, on boarW the transport, No.. 401, for Barbadoes. It consisted of too gunners, 14 suballern4, 4 officers, and drummers. • They' had been quatiered for sometime- back at Cove, Spike Island, antlCamden, 4 , and are replaced by a company of the 6i h ball:anon, from Athlone, but. last from i?erMoi. Shortly after the embarkation, the transport dropped down here. His 11Ljesty:s ship Saltitinha, Hon. : Captain PACKENIIAM, Sailed tar l:oughswitly,. to relieve the Endyrnion, Captain Sir WILLICA 861.T0N, WhOl may soon he expeotecl here. It is intended the Saldanka should rennin on that station only till the return of the Fartiatee fri gate, Capt. VANSITTAIty, from Plymouth; • The West 'lndia fleet, ut l 4et; convoy of his jesty's ship ll:eletta, Captain MotiraElsok . . 11 un moored, and eipeas to sail to-day. We are.happY , to state that Captain Denham and all, the men, wounded on board the Pe!Lon in the engagement with the Marengo privateer, are in a tair way of recovery. Captain Al:Gamut& (brother to Dr. 11‘,Gatcoa), is appointed' Assistant Quarter-Master-General of the South-,West Dist rid. Ilia Majesty's ship Brantlyte has arrivetl'at Ports mouth from Jamaica, Crum whence. she sailed the 'l3th October. JAMAICA PAPERS. KINGSTON, OCT. is with sincere regret that we announce this week the decease of Ban- , TGOLOMEW SAMUEL ROwt.Ev,Eig. Admiral of the 'Blue, and Commander in Chief of his Majesty's , sottafton on this Station, which melancholy event took place at the . Pen, on, Monday evening, between nine' and ten o'clock.—The Admiral had enjoyed uninterrupted good health from the period of his arrival in this climate, until about a fortnight previ ous to his dissolution, when he had a very severe attack of fever, which continued with such vio lence, as at length to affea his mental faculties, and notwithstanding every medical 'assistance was rendered him, all efiorts to save his life proied unavailing remains were interred in the Churchyard of this city on the fullowing after noon with every honour due to his rank. The prp cession, set out from the Pelt at about a quarter pAst .five o'clock, at WhiCh time, on a signal being tngde to the flag-ship, the ,ships, of war and forts com menced, firing minute,guns, which continued until the body was interred. Admiral 110 • LEY was the seCond.son,of the late Sir. JOSHUA ROWLEY., Bart. Vice-Admiral of the White Squadron, who married in the year mg, aticl died on the .25tn February, 1790. He was: born in the year t 703, entered the service at , a very early age, and' like his , isthet and grand , father (Sir '‘Nrit:l.ta:4 ROWLEY, K. B. Admiral of the Fleet), obtained rapid promotion.. He was made Post into the Lortmstuffa Woe, of guns, on this station, on the 3 t%t of January, t7Bl-i, a • Rear. Acnital, on the 14th of February, t. 799; a.! Vii. 34 Admiral, On the-gth of November, 1805.; and and Admiral of the Blue>, on the 3ist July, 1810, In April, t 80'1, he had the chief command of the sqnadron employed in. the Downs, in wlti. h he con tinued until February, •184)8, when he was apPoint ed to succeed the late Vice Admiral DikCIIII3 in the, chief command on this.station. A conspiracy;. which'had been for some time in agitation, was fortunately. discoVered at Martinique on the 20th of last month, when fifty of the ring leaders were ta'Yen and put intoiaol.—lt bad been excited by three negroes twin St. Domingo, one of them a brother'io, the late Toussaiut another of them was possessed of considerable property and, 'accounts • frOM Martinique say, had been in: this island three different times E frOm which he returned to that'i,land by the way of Coracoa, and it isitio said, has correspondents -here," whom endeavours were using to find our. Yesterday , morning, a well-dressed and interesting female,. passing atong Chancery-lane, supposed to he going to a'Ftlace of Divine Worship, between ten and eleven o'clock, excited the notice of passengers from , her extreme dejected appearance, Tire hu manity of several Ladies induced:them to offer their assistance, which the stranger declined. She had . not proceeded far before 'she suddenly f4l clown, and instantly expired. The body was taken to the poor-house. . Davenporl Sedley was brought op for judgment this morning in the Court of King's 'Bench,: for a• Conspiracy spins' the Marquis of Hu sons. The sentence was two years' imprisonment in'Netegare, and during, that time . to be placed Ojice in ,the Pillory. IRELd;%ib. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, DUBLIN, THURSDAY, Nov. 21, 1811. This clay, at half-past teat o'clock, the Judges took their seats upon the Bench, and Dr. Sheridw; one of the alleged Catholic Delegates, was c+lled Upon his trial, sod the following Jurymen an swered to their names, and appeared in the Jury. aos . :-- I - - _ , t. Benjamin Geale, Es ktlehli ho had G e n i e l e r in w e a d s o a s r k d e ci e ct i ceni:l h .ai y o,:b j6.stdcicht6l.oeaesbnlawyyjor.rotnvevei t it it,:roitlo t wwn.t s tol cu Croce.pb e o o, tinE,n Si' ~ su ?—flut the.question was overquled, and tai w : i 2 0441 ' :, ... Llti s coo: Peter niii o ilnlia,. l L it t : d,r . 6 l urt : lD: g ta i ii s tyii t. q:r: a .E:n t :s:,:. c c.os h rdtge . Esq. ditto: 3. john Ruche. EA• obje'iled th • C c. Hartholo Dols Nl* : . .uxt Crosthwaite, Esq. s worn. , . 9 .., lobn Duneati Lsq s ;van to by . c . 3. ex m. i,iti2y,•ErE:bigi:.e ... d t , i. ' : - . ti rl tt to t oby the Crow th.: .. ' 1 sit• Thomas T. 12. .Francis Beggs,' Esq• dt i tio. u* . . . , , .. , • i 14- lohn Pepper, Esq sworn . . ‘.• . . 1 . Richard Geo 1 . 1 q.. 0 read to by th e Crow& ' 1. Patrick Marsh . E; b" •' Isi:ri.TlpßVnivni William * t a l i n t o e S w b P :t a i lre o . t k ° , :b : e l e: t i : P s g e L g d .s gib.oli\t Duero.die banded to t ' o 11:. row, . S aP . II bt r rl O % / 14 , . 1 an T°hrenCgt7sa:J. usxt c a declares, that W as 0 ° le g al 1 Mr. Sparc ) 4 IQ:line:le ica:ausittmitioAW.itt.S sparrop‘r::ctielcalte:_atsoannylokeain'igsecl::(l; Mr. B ---- then --- • 1 .c h rßoo e ewot )r load sj:evm: sion )3 , malice iri ts a t g i oh a i fe n t r i s h r eg Jurors v l e I t r o e t r n . : t % n , h 0 C a h t a l 1 il o i 1 b l c e s e , n a ::::: , ' The two tint were . a rid PP(StG:Oteerndalet.ll: gE"i;tclie''tielavenidejeiltrileite.te' Burl ''''lr' a. self-but-,:srildletsd assented give -e ide to th; l l , 3P(l.ll:C°llitt:ll; o f a 1 ti IWE ObSerStql Upon tile PO - Will not interfere: ionatettrofew'rt stated, that lie hal Pa ac II i'll". appealsparro Sparrow' sworn, e or C o rnsel for the Crown to I' ve J r. to ; society hostileinioortdheerrteelitslitoenwolfh at lie tGe Irableoenti:re"., . Judge DAY—" If the man acknoletr'; i, he has taken an unlawful oath, and an oatb ''' l "; germ's to soc'ety, as the oath of an Orangeto3l.' , may subjeta Itimse:f to he indiae." .i e i The CHIEF Justics—" He E3iillOl be 0010 not • to b make himself infamous in society. 1 ` vill 1 0 ;_ca, however, t.O any proper question,' .Mr. JOHNSON--- " A number of queitiolis 0 0 Y r: 2 . 61 ; ,‘• him, to make the question intewgible to toe Jury, without asking any improper one. themfarMr:a. sßbpuatittrtßrooLiwialz6se—if,"aNiNldre Iwtaevesapioewiliuroiiitl°i6Pcrs science." Sparrow was then sworn, IS. Robert Orr Esq. IS. Thomas , -- o b 3e aed to by the Crown. . • Meade, Esq. ditto. 10. R. Williamson, Esq. ditto . 2r. Thomas lamesMl Esq• ditio ' , • 22, Thomas Prentice; Esq . ditto . * ' . I 23. N. Wadc , lisq• ditto. 24. W . utton, sq. s worn. 2 S. W. H umphreys.bsq. ( Mated to by thri Ci"' lg ' 20. James Chanibers,•Esq ditto. . . 27. William Ward, Esq. ditto. . .2! 1 . lames Jackson, Esq. ditto. , t 21. Robert Aonstrong, Esq. sworn. ' . 30. Edward, Clibhorn, Esq. s w orn. . [ 3 3 2 1 . * I C l i routa riel s r*Rlicitearrdnasno'n,linq• 4b . d i i e t c to ic4 . , t°. by ng Cr‘jr.'ll. 33. Charles Pentland. Esq. s worn. • I 1 id. 40 The Clerk 'of the CrOINO stated, Sir. S ' ) ,`, 1 1 0 has been indifted for an offence, of Whic h 11 of traversed. You are to try whether he, is go'i oat not. Mr. Katatiats, the junior COutt i e l for the C I opened tl,e pleadipgi. ... jully'hieo tAberi:tooltiotetavYit;gGegif,vcaciaa:.......t. , then adJ:ecal: i Of I • con 4ratulate you, ' Gentlemen of t he , st r• that theiung expeetcn.day o f ionicd has et . ', 3 c l o y') owed,: and am sanguine Oat , the r` of °I. °1 ,41 19 cl ay' ) P. occedings? w ill frustrate the designs v I ire. ;04- , give a cheek to the disAtttie of to both 0 0 " b oe i i h rb• case itself lies in a natrow compasi, b ()I r - co n. tespad to the law. and ilea f.sel r it -js 11°WeVi'"f'fliG4 netted with , . trespass upon your patience Much 1000 O a° e ,,c,tl, °:viiith. I hope the issue of it w,ll restore Or F 0 , 1,0 alley ,the discontents, and abate the ferreni,tio, Pre‘'ails in thib eOtintry. Treason and clioal'6 biy:#, Gentlemen of the:,.Jury, love been but 0 ( l i t o ccsstully exerted in intWenting Os n' inds ° ojet t Roman Catholics L of Irel:incl, I,locl tha ,P to of Or • a convention •Will dtt.iliCci ili 11.0011.111,00 100 El certain Aggregate' Meeting, aotemlcd it' , city, on the Meeting sprang from a Ilesolutiom of .1 1 t'4)4."..ti ort, vt piet, tbr i 8 months ha General a distaiguiv' of ' I to 4th of July last. Ther,l4)loo,o tinder the ruble , of the ,Connoiheo low Catholics of treland. Whop I talk of ..-le o ot - vbteoLvtisi,4ub.uldtteorstooded i-o , trrsgortet :tudprreobpeoliltoiunr-rolef t t ..., ,: 0 1 Catholics are loyal and amenable to the 110/;00, '1 I ok - with alarm and dismay at the -0200 I °bid, and false i,roceedingy which WO 1 . 0 on Place in. the name. of the Roman Catb°.loo of Ireland. , I do deatre, that a great ProP°lllits: them are loyal,' and take no part in their Prdooolo some. o f them pie misted, -and are duPes , tin l a al, the instruments of designs ,%4 hich they o'ol op, , • minate if they were to •know them. Youngad in in particular, of ardent minds, lea eilrol,jee 1 thestE-poliiical pursoits w ith ho criminal .1,31,3 111e7-ffierely desire to raise, themselves to li°l.llclio 0 0 .to make Speechi:s . SOlllO of thoe sPoturic ot-, tnist .dangerouS arid .unwarrantable, tile, 'i % o f ibli , ' C..•:SClPshmen, labouring for a .eparaltliey, for country; f+ om England . , others are Made I"; ~.eivil the gidtitieatioo 'of vaity ; the autho r ' Lir., Pei that Oily me aeting Elvers° to the' Ptlu'I'60101))1°. and ortrary to the sitecess or that. verY es of , Ef.,;.),alviii,,cnirvwtito can lib,yyo. oprrevtlednitigoobitfoittlielead..nrefoscojaititilif.o,o;, qt.' the Aggregate. Meeting of. lbe 9 11 c)l i tioas 's Iter,R triP ~Attorne -General read the 110011 - foil - -.-;: - _ . cr. be continued.) last hotel of the p o lice ()T Vienna 04...1%te,, ~Ci i . Month of 60,000 florins, whiCh w°l oti:r interior cliatuber, aid ze 111001 ~,~