The Sun. — London, England, 1814-06-09 00:00:00

S , fit ° s ab fr 1 )1 ' r • te 1:t C 4)°' 00 %. T alv tb-- k , 1 France ' tt h rvb St. Sebastian. , 0) a l I Rutl an C d, Dubliu, Watertotd. MAILS. i atae j to PRICE Of • 42* .17 1 ) , .. tank Stock, 3 pet Cent. Red G 8 67i-68 a pe et. Cows. .1 pert ~PCCCt ent. Ccua,, 2atti stia , E. Ey :-1N• and accounts ,of the Stock transactions of Lnl'a by tilt. Cochrane Johtuitou;, anti 'Butt, ! vh ichit..appear,ed t h at th e y held near one mil ii" Stuck, wilkh.. was sold at-a . - gretnium soon ' after the news arrived at the Stuck Exchange. .t was also 'prOVed, that Me.:-De licrenger left 11 ,1 s house on Sunday, the..27t-h, til4fu ll owing Sun -I.:yly, and at l ength was apprehended at Sinylerland. 1 - I ,iion hint was rnaini near 500/. , in Bank Notes, uf which weir traced to- the different M posses l'°ll Of. Lord Cochrane, r -Cochrane John and Mr, Butt, in, payinent for drafts of but .4 few (lays -before he absconded. It also proved, that Mr. 'Cochrane ,Johnstoue 4 .71 a Inte r tur hint at- hi s l o d g i ngs t h e n i g ht .be 'kite he'abicontied. t ; 1 ; jr • 13 Q1, a fisherman, proved, that in the.be 'lol.l"tig of A pr il tie fvilted u? from the Thames a rout, and a star—it 12 1 , 3 tit ik atalic o cover' with a lead weight.— 11 e e i3 el "thes being produced, •were stated, by S. K. " ~0 " , to have been sold-by him, on Saturday 4-th 01 - Febt nary, to a per s on restinbling Mr. „leiiger, who -said he wanted them for a pe . r- Ult. Co l " ) w al about to perform an Officer's part in fact s " Th ese were the substance of the part of the prosecution. t. LLeN •11 up on the Counsel Ai r ' -a t a'iltoUGH C • I Taut,l\ l e r :tat liEsT., as CoOnsel for L , )rd Coch was tin t l i v es "chraue. 4ulinstune, and Ur. Butt, 414. Srr i. Ott a "Lit - 1 3 Ett, appeared for Sandon, Lyte, • Sir; p way, and , ". f ur De Ilerenger. • - ` 111 "ht BEST addressed the Court to a late het er I " which h e e ',, mmeh t e d on the high 1e ., ° , 1.140 td Cochrane, and the ill' 4‘ve, Inoi g prouablisty of - so h a , se a trau lactioli. He a6O It At . Zttitt ati : et inSider 1 itaie length- on Lord Cocnratie's 11 1 .• And ' • t bein.ficvnience more 14 4 ," b "'" " tna 6 Ispicion to counterbalance t t 'e %Yd s with De Bertiger. He geti 411 t. COnuecte- - Th e tOlue S at consuleraute leng th. atl a i nd . I also cottuileuteti 011 the tes tkl-,, hio r „ ; led speaking till th r ee o'clock ‘;` 4. l at -- "'gJ w l ieu th e Cour, adjourned to.this teri 11 • •I 1 everal more 1 44 3. - Aria . th 1 11 foli o C tlurt was uncommonly crowded.—The ilelle4ii'g'Nobleinen anti Gentlemen were on the V illhis L -cl 's rig ht sat Lord Mel ' s " ip •-. Clarke; and • 11 -a , 'Hai FOley, and Sir George Cucl t : s lef t , Lord Lauderdale, and Mr. Becket, Al ' , ~, r etary. Lu Court.. Adatival Lord No.rthesk was . • %., 14 Ur e 144 ' e nt that the press of 'temporary Matter preveats ., op g.':4`g in sertion to th e C on ti n uation of the " jou' i Latin . 11. Pmtts." Our stores are, however, account- Lttt ' d wh en• We are enabledto re-commence these th6l Pablication will be more fiequent. ST C CM a ditch ! vci.vi- o'ci.ocK. Bank Long Ann. 18it India bond:, C;s. pr. Ex, heq. Bllis, 21. dis. 4s. pr. 1 Ow oil., Ulu Consols for July, GDI 73 Stick-Broker, No. , 2, Cornbill, Nu. )8, Coventry-street. R TED.AS'.. , ASSINATION or - ins fI IC-R OF W ELLINGTON. rep ort f has Just reached us, which, if well _ W t ,,t '"nighty forbid it should !), will O VC,* .• q "d th e • rejoici ngs in which we are en- and fill every heart with the deepest sor °4 Illustrious Visitors will no longer' • gree t , o , itself 11 . 1 t e Ye of the Public—our glorious Peace ° E tL e :: ant 11 les t its c ons id era ti on i n t h e m i n d t n or if it sh ou ld t urn ou t to b e t rue • • 4l) $ e arthl y hi 41° "hl Hero WE LLIN GT O N has closed statedeurP er—closed it, too, in the manner cind er th e daggers o f assass i ns . Wi t h throb big P u lses I N'e have taken means to ascertain - _ tver Pqtictdar connected with this afflicting ru- koilr lieh, being abroad, we are bound to no- tiet.; .but " shall not suffe r our P aper to go forth tit, We ..can obt a i n the fullest information. The 4tiggetiou " of the p n ib a bi lity of such an ent • 18 e 'lOUgll to rob its of all relish for the gay 111.eNtatinus ‘vith which we are surrounded. V'e ean acq,:ite nofktrther information. I:rhe Le tter millet] mentions this d rea df u l Re is from Tutihnise, of the 28th cat. where is rested "n tumour, \\*el but th e rumour had, as way T l'ili'uPpos e d , excited great'Consternation hat horrid rumour is, that the Duke of WEL- %vas raDi waytaid on his road Madrid, adrid, an d 4‘tAsstriA• that two of Lis Aid•de-Calups shared the same fttte ; anc: that they tver4 plun dered, stripped, and t! - ,e.ir bodies thrown inzt; There; arc letter:, we untlerstand,frinri deaux of the 31st—si/eAt on the subjeCt—lk ac- counts from Madrid are of the'24th, and-equally, silent. From these circumstances we tru,t there is no truth in this painful and unhappy inteili- gence ; but we cannot help. being much distressed by even a groundless report touching the safety of any person so dear and preciOus to his country. We Conclude with fervently praying to the Althighty that lismay protect the life of our Hero. If we were called on to describe the state of 'London, in three words we should say, " London is mad." So we are afraid our Royal and Illus trious Visitors, who have honoured us with their company, will think. Between kindness and cu-. riosity, they are treated and maltreated in a strange way. Horses, for example, are the most Convenient and expeditious for draWing the car riages of persons who are desirous of seeing as much as possible in a short time; bk.. regardless of this obvious consideration, the populace will harness themselves to the vehicles of ALEXANDER, of FREDERICK ? of BLUCHER, &c. and thus drag them slowly when they most want to go quick. On such occasions we cannot say, with the Rejected Address Writers, that we Love the coachman Who cries, whool And spares the We ate aware that it is impossible, nor would we desire to repress those demonstrations of joy and applause's° well merited by our heroic Al lies ; but we do most earnestly recommend to the Public not to oppress them in the present mode; suffer them to enjoy England, and do not send them from tke country with so ill an opinion of our national manners and sense as• they must ins bibe, if they are not permitted, in some measure, to do that 'which they appear so anxious to do, viz. to inspect the plac . es worthy of notice, with out the excessive parade of ceremony, Which de stroys comfort, or the tumaltuous ebullitions of triu,ophant processions, which are not compatible with pleasure. Under the usual heads will be found an account of the movements of our Nohle Guests. The Ein peror ALLXANDER has, this forenoon, ,proceeded into the City in an open carriage, accompanied by the Duchess of OLDENBURGIL. Tie has gone (as we are informed) to see the London Docks. The carriage is followed by an immense crowd, shout ing "ALExamma for ever !" &e. 'We have French Papers to the 7th inst. from which we have made several extracts. \Vc have also given the KING's Speech, on opening his new Parliament (tor which we had not room yes terday): it is an excellent production. We have no space for comments on the Constitution. • Five Gottenburgh Mails , have arrived. They teach 'us to expect that the flame of war will be immediately carried into Norway ; the New King of which refuses to admit the Allied Envoys, or. listen to any terms of submiSsion. A Mail from St. Sebastian has also arrived. — Great pains are taken to vilify the Cortes. in our opinion these scurrilous articles, and those in the French r,apers on the same subject, prove too much. • The firm Proclamation of the Irish Government seems to have produced an immediate effect. The Board tried to muster on the following day ; and their organ, The Evening Post, gives the following account of the abortive attempt :-- " Catholic Board Room, June 4, 1814. " At three o'clock a few Members assembled; about four o'clock the Proclamation above (see SUN of yesterday) was handed to DANIEL O'CoswEnb, Esq. who read it to the Mem bers present (sixteen). A conversation took place, which tended to say, that if twenty-one Members were present, the Chair should be taken ; however, twenty-one Me nbers did not attend, and, at half-past Ere O'c'iock, the persons present retired." So tails the vapourinz Giant of straw—so blown 'up with self-sufficiency that it fancied itself im portant and terrible, while in fact it was only in significant and contemptible. The subject was touched on in both Houses of Parliament last night by ,Lord DONOUGHISIORE, who has followed Mr. GRATTAN'S example, and refused to agitate the Catholick Question this Session ; and by Mr. PEELE, who briefly but ably characterized this illegal assembly as the coin pcund of all that was absurd, foolish, stupid, and mischievous, and well-prophesied, that as its weak and wicked conduct had quite alienated the opinions of all men, so would its suppression be unattended with a single regret. Lord Dotiouonstotte very naturally rid;cules the idea of a Protestant Ascendancy ; but we wilt tell the N o bl e P e er that it is too, firmly planted in the breasts of Englishmen to be ' uprooted by Papistry iu any shape—outrageous or insidious. NAVAL Nr‘i7.9. fim.7 , touTtr, JUNE 6.--Arrived the Francis Freeliug , packet, Captain. BELL, from Bourdeaux, v‘ith a mail.' Sailed the Duke of Kent packet, C . oL.rr.swowrx, for Lisbon, with two mails.— Captain CORNEBY, of the Braganza, arrived yes terday from Buenos Ayres,' brings an account of the E s sex American . frigate being blockaded in a port on The . Coast of Chili by hii.Majesty'e ship Plicebe.—Wind E. DEAL, .TnNE Majesty's ships -Montague, Norge, .Bittern,. and Drake, trom Flashing. Sailed his Majesiy's ships Impregna ble, Chatham, Bedford, and Montague, a Rus sian frigate, and several more, particulars un known, from Portsmouth. Arrived his MI-ijesty',S ship Antelope ; Elizabeth, Marys, Jupiter, Heart of Oak„ Isabella, and Hero transports, from Hol land, und wait for orders, having wo troops of the Royal Waggon Train on board.-Winfl N. E. POCTSMOUTH, JUNE B.—Attived the Royal Sovereign and Queen Charlotte yachts, impreg nable, -Jason,. Hyperion, Bedford, Chatham, and Spencer, from the Do‘Vns. Sailed the 'Cumber land Vnan of ‘var with aileet for 'the- East 1n lies, and the Eclair sloop of war with a convoy for Cork.—Wind E. : Yesterday a Courtof Directors was held at the East India House, - when the following ships were taken up and thus stationed, viz.--,Cufinells,l2oo tons, and, Royal George, 1200 tons, .for Bengal, Madras, and tThina. The Bucephalus, Capt. D'AETU, is at the Nore; (having fitted for foreign service), on her %ray to Spithead, to receive her final orders. The Newcastle, ea r . Lord G. STUART, hos,re paired her dawn at. Portsmomfb", and will pro ceed to Halifax in a few days. A Message will go down to. Parliament in a few days, •annntmcing-Ahe Wended marriage of the Princess CHARLOTTE to the Hereditary Pr:nce oI ORANGE7---LO,OOO/. per a 1111 111 is intended fo be moved as the Parliamentary 'Grant far the Royal. Establishment on this occasion. There was a pretty general report yesterday- that Peace would be• proclanied to-day. Late yes t terday aft4noon, no notice to that effect, had been received at the Herald's College. Posts and rails are putting up at the openings of all the snCiller streets and lanes into the leading Streets in the • City, and the old 'binges of Tempie-Bar Gates are repairing, in expectation.. of the . approaching ce-, • • remony. • • This, and the - two following evenings, the:Pub lie Offices will-be illmiiinated, according to a pub lic notification . . Of course, the illuminations will be general. The Maniion-house, the Bank, and the Public Offices, are in a forward State of preparation. The gallant. BLvcl Eu, and another veteran, -Ivere drawn by the populace' nond-street yes.: today, and through several of the leading trects; this was at half - -past three o'clock. They were received with repeated acclamations, and a • cry of " Hats oil l"—The EMPEROR de clined using the magnificent bed prepared for him, and "chine to sleep in the same way as when in camp,_ viz. :upon a straw palliase.— The King of PRUSSIA ordered all the tine satin wood furniture to be removed out:of his bed room, and a plain table aid glass, with one _mon chair, to be substituted. When the betkvus removed, his MAJESTY'S camp eeplipage was brought in, from . wherrce were taken a leathern inattrass and bolster ; these were 'placed upon a Common .coneh, and when the KING laid after wrapping himself up in a woollen quilt, which he brought •with him, he exclaimed—'' have .slept for two years 'in this manner ) and I. mean- to continue to do . so until 'my return to Berlin." Several, .travelling carriages, With Gentlemen of tho Russian Emperor-'s suite, &c., arrived yes terday evening, near nine, aid proceeded to the Pulteney Parties of foreign Officers 'were promenading the public .streets yesterday, and were . everywhere greetad by the populace. with tumults of appfause; We understand that an invitation has been given by the LORD'MAYOR to the Foreign Sove reigns, and to the Patilco RgoetiT, to partake 9f a banquet at Guildhall, and that it has beep ac, cepted. Official letters received at 1-1611 by the Collector and Comptroller of the Customs, - state; that 'the plague has broke out again With great Violence at Alexandria, rages at Slnyrna and Constattlnople, in the Moreßi and Greek Islands, and is more ge neral than for years past. Anplication had been made to the Board of Trah to grant licences for th%.. conveyance of B r itish manufactures, by neutral ships, to the United States, north.of Rhode Nand. 1 e ear that the Board, after having given full cnnsidertil: tion to the subject, has signified its determinatiot, ti) grant no commercial licences whatever to Yiny port of the American Republic. An express was received in town on Molday evening from Colchester, stating, that a mutiny had broken out amonk the Piedmoutese troops stationed in the barracks there. They had threat ened the - destruction of the barrackstv o t town, and it was with difficulty that the Wink& was suppressed. Ninety-nine of the mbst active of • the rioters were put into contir k ement. General WILDER set off from Ipswich on .S;inday, to take measures on the occasion. We have not learnt the cause of the uproar. Yesterday morning the Royal Flintsbire Mi litia, commanded by Colonel Fletcher, marched fiomn Chester for Wrexham: They are a-very fine body of men; and during the short time they, re mained there, they gained the universal esteem.of the inhabitants, by their peaceable demeanour and good conduct,. MELANCIIOLV AFFRAY. A transaction, peculiarly lamen!lhle in its causes, and to be publicly deplored in its eiTects, took , place at Shercock, in the county of Cavan, on Monday last, the 30th, and has (K sta.ed to the Public in The Dublin Journal, 91111 The Freeman',: Journal, after the following manner ". At the fair of Sberc ,ek, in the county of Cavan, on-Monday last, 30th May, 1814, several trifling disputes took phee n tile Protest ants and Papists ; but, at six o'clock in the even ing, the matter became more serious, and there .was a general cry, as usual, of five „pounds for au Orangeman ; n iew of whom being recognised, were severely beaten, and 'with' difficulty made (heir escape into the house . of one. Carrol, where an,Orange Lodge is held : the doors and windows were assailed with stones, but the Popish mob did not succeed in getting in. They then paraded the Street in great force, and sent a message to Lieut. Wimp, who resides in the town, to give up the arias and ammunition which• he had ;. but he de clineddoing so, and they attacked hi s h ouse mos t furiously, breaking the windows, and attempting to force the dcors. Fortunately for him be pre vailed on some of his Yeomanry to remain in ids house from the eaely part of the day, as well to protect himself from attack, as to keep them frcnu the consequences of rioting ; and, at the in.unent the mob were just forcing open the door, they fired out a volley of blank cartridge, but this seemed to irritate the rioters the more, and they attacked With redoubled fury ; wberr the Yea - marry, driven to extremity, .were obliged, is de. fence of their lives, ,to fire hall-cartridge. Un fortunately thirteen of these deluded wretches fel), victims to their folly, and a r9st number of them, between 40 and 50,. have been wounded."—(Da6- 1M Journal.) ' Melancholy elects of Orangeism "`'We have seen a letter from the conntyVavart o which intimates the horrible and melancholy fact, of four and twenty men and two women 'flaying been massacred, in an Orange a& iv Unit Occurred at ' Shercock,, on .Monday last ! Vreemait's Journal.) , • , The Athlone aertacl of Thin: Hay. states the fol lowing • '" JutEh.--1t is with the deepeit regret we hare to announce another to►inter in this twigii hourhood, as atrocious in its :,atiire as that of J. Council, which was perpetrated in November last. " On' Monday night fast, between.one and writ, o'clock, a knocking was heard at tht2 home of one Meares, a wealthy farmer, lives nem. Dor ringtou, about seven miles from hence,: in the .Coutity pf . . Westmeath, On the road to Mnllit:vr, which being answered by one of the old sons, he wos told that his father must immediately Make his appearance, and that, if he complied, no in t jury would be offered to his . persOri.-=-Thc• de crepid old man, himever, had no sooner come • to the door, than the villains tired a 'soot at him, which rpasi3ed through hiS Chin.—The macaw nate Man then . ,staggered d little, and fell back into the arms of his wife, when the murderer foltowed him, and, finding the first shot'had not killet! him, fired again, by plichag his pistol close to his side, which immediately pat an end to his existence.—Two of the party remained at the door, while somi others, from the sotind, of flick VOices, must have .been at band, - as one of iIiVM was distinctly hard to say, in a threatening tone,. '' If you do not stand to your posts, I 'will your brains oat." Her MAJESTY was grdeiotisly pleaso to sent a liberal benefaction to .the Society of Friends'uf Foreigners in Distress, at the late Concert. We have received accounts that th price o horses; cattle, and sheep, are now rapidly deelir.- ing at all the fairs and plat kets throughout the country. One of those extraordinary deviations from the order of nature, which often puzzle Philosophy it self, occurred last week at Crosslands, the lion:e of Mr: John Hartley, near Huddersfield :—A cat had by accident lost her kittens ; and a heir, about the saute time, had deserted her newly-bucked brood of duckg'i thus 'circumstanced, the duck= hugs were put among some straw in a stable, where the kittenless cat adopted thein„hus become their matron or protectress, lying upon, and clinging round them ; and, when they stray . to their natural element, she stands by the side or the water, watching 'them with the most fear:CA solicitude, and, as they return, takes them indi vidually in her month, carrying them with the most tender 'caution .to her warm retreat in the stable. No dog dare approach her, when with her web-footed charge.: Last Week, A eart,L•r, driving through the villlge of Crtiznsuiin; ! , ear Douse, top behind his cart, and calling ost Lo a tine boy, about 11 years of age, .to step thr . horse, he ran forward ; but, Unfortu nately, in L ;; , asping the reins of the bridle, the ha'r'e took fil -7 11t, by which means one of the shaf.ts • pr tl?Nttt't 'Struck the . boy on the head, who !.!fl, end the cart passed over him. Medical aid ")eing ;immediately obtained, it was found that boy's - ,Scull was severely fractured ; he linger ed a f e w (lapin great agony, and we are sorry to state, that he is since dead, - leaving a diSeonso:we lather and mother to bewail the unhappy fate of flair son. - . . A fatal duel took place early on Saturday morn ing, on the Hoe; near the:Cit Adel, Plymouth, be tween Lleta. rAuET, of (lie North Mayo Regi ' melt of Irish Militia, and - Surgeon FrsExcit, of the saute regiment. The latter was shot.throhglt the body. at the first fire, and inyt2ntiy expired. MuttnEa.—An Inquest has *net) held, two days, at Titchfield, by JAMES Gl:t6Gy Esq. on the body of Sarah Beavis, who ryas )nur t lered by her husband, James Beavis, bu ,thl.; 27th uk. after having breakfasted together rzr3 - . by cutting her throat with a root* he had prepared two for the horrid purpo,e• When the poor woman screamed tout, a woOri, who I s'ept in the same roomy , flew to her a: i sktance, but the wound was instantly fatal. 'the mur derer was committed to take his trial at %Vin t c.hc•ster.—lt has been said that I3eavis was intlitue. P r rb I 41 T 8. 41.!‘ DirEHE AUTIAT? L ONDON, 2 'r Rs 71 .11", JUNE 9; IRI4.