The Sun. — London, England, 1811-01-22 00:00:00

hti Majesty iii tl.O rjoyclatitent at the pr'- sent time, - The CLIANCELLOR 01 the ExCitioatiEn said, that the BM went thr-tigi!Otlt on the idea of assisting his i n t he G oi ernmint, which was to be car ti,A t,u it, his name. -He therefore could not agree to the Amendment. The propo , ed Amendment was then negatived. VVOITIORO) then proposed t,s an .Amend mem), that betoto the words, " resumption of his Royal authority," the word " eventual" should be ii%serted. , This Amendment was also negatived. Mr. WHITIWEAD also moved, that the' word mental" should be inserit'd before' the Wald " heAth," which was also negatived. Lord CASTLEItEAOH lose to mote art amendment rely similar to that which 'he had before moyen in tie Committee, at 1 he same tune that . he wishe4 that Ow (Atwell. should have the complete control over that: part of the Household which was necessary for the c.Joitort of the Royal person, yet he wished that such a select ion might be made Runt tha Household, as to emoble toe Regent to appear with someleut splendour without appointing separate officers for thought that those great officees of the household. who attended the Sovereign only onocca6, si,Ans of . state, Might' very properly be transletred to the. Rent and placed under hiaeontrout. Bethought those offices o!llai; not be to allowed to be mere 'sine COWS, brut that the officers should be obliged to per form tome services to the Regent, which at present they tktnniit pertorm to the King. 'rifest , . officers were k 4 Lord ..Cfntinberlain, the Groom of.the Soule., the Steward ol the Household, the Master ol the Horse; and the Master of the Stag7hounds. Any duty w ;eh t4ry Could hare to pertortn about the person of the . Sovereign tnidit be discharged as well by de puties under the commit a her Mfijesty. Ile was fun afraid of giving the -Regent the power orretnov ivg them. If, without city reord to delicacy, it cool,: be svposed that they Would immediately be r:,Thoeed, could not he doubted but they 'would be to ttnediitely replsccd on his Majesty's return to health: His tordshipcouciuded by moving a long a,nenAtnetv, MO embraced the various paints tuennone4 in his speeeh. This hweudineut Wag LegatiVed. 11 , 1 r. CANNING, without any preface, moved an amettdmein similar to tivat, witieh he had proposed in the t..!oinna;ttee ; and this atnchdment was also ,anted.rie Mier a few Verbal observations, the Bill was or (lard , o be read a third time this day, if engrossed. —A ;put iu Cl. MALLS. Aitittv to—s t,txbibt. Cadiz, I 1.0)011, ► Uublin, 2 4f,triurd. • l'f±i‘ I. OM ?tits t),A , , wf Loot C o wanis 66 6, 66 , Red. Ann. . 666 6 ii N. CA .41410 i nzc i Ai SUM 41JUSAT L d, , TURSDAY,!JANUAvY 22 , 1811. ‘Valki3or Cattle, lan. 22, ato. ci sititte . o4 well this inurtitog as Le via. Sl i picd as usual., This morning we received Dutch Papers to the 0,4 * .i non. extrAls fruiti wilich wilt bu luuud tti a sub- 1:ti1,111111. I,ve bve . o rcceivud'fretri Corunno,,whichi state ih 1,1 conspinicy 'had be.tttt cli%coutred in Ga licle, th , .! 0 'IQ! 't 'Ot W ItiCh Wit.i to elea indepen• tki.t t:.ti : ttii.ilv;tc i 0 that provioce wt du not, how nwcit credit to the The Morning Chronicle begins to, find it neees try ,to vindicate the char:36ler of its.friends by tell ing the public that their condua in office would be extremely different from their language out of The 'friends' of" Ministers, - says the Chronicle, insi. ttotte, ib t theiChyti,itiOn, if the,` came into power, amont the first 0611; 'abandon our Allies, Surrender the princicale OfßlOcltnde, mare unquali fled concession to 4inerickt, aid tamely acquiesce in the demands of Buobiskiiurg ; and ## we put it tahly,".alds that Paper, as to The most inveterate opponents or the NINCE and, his friends-4)o they beheire one syllable of - theie monstrous propos'. 'tams r . Before *e answer this qqestion, we beg leave to . enter our intotcst .Nainst this plan of identifying the party with the Prince of WALIts, awl of presuming Co call all tlie‘ke, who'di.approve of iheirprineiples, "enemies of Iris Royal Hlglinezis. It wools), in,leed , ., be moM ontortun.ne, both for the. Prince and the. conntry; it 'eiery 'matt who is hOstile , to the eoptinct of the Opposition, was: to be elasssd amolig the enemies of bis •liglatit e, , 6,calage we have no doubt that the Per boos who en t e rt.ilit those opinions with respect to the flatly, .conet;ttate a very laite indjiirity al the siihjects of this Empire' But, in answer to the question prrposed by the Chronicle, we t.;4., to ask, in our torn, where iy the injustice of sup : posing that the Party, iftiny wore in power, would act in'the manner . describki ? Have thry not (with some few honourable exceptions) endeavoured to preient any assistanee.from b:Ang giYett to Spain that the derternaoces at one time th!est,'nekictiie inobrscrioth consequences, but that tranquility had been restored without the lef4 of blend. It appere s that in constalu, nee of the Daitish seamen retustng to obey the unnatural mandate ot then Government, to serve on board Freitch ships of war, the militaty were ord red ,out to reduce them' to compliance ; but the snldiers were not less relradory than the • sea Men, and percettptordy relused au enforce the commands ot the Goverinnent ; on the cunitary, they avowed sentiments similar to those of their brethren in the navy, nut to light the battles of any nation .but their own. Meetings being held, tbto Hot determination of the navy and army was Wind the form of reseluttons, to the Court, by II deputation from the patties. Their loyalty and attachmeet to the Kings p e rson and government .re expressed in the strongest language, together with the declaration, that they were ready to drawn, their Uses in defeOce ot either ; but that no coercion 1 0 ,10610 eoinpel then to serve on boat(' the ships cn in tie tanks ot other nations, Atter some consi deration, an answer was returned, with a full as surance that their services to 'France would be dis peosed with; but at the same time they were re qtrired to embark on board of .Danish ships at, Cu. pennageo—whither many of iheseamen.were about to repair. There is, therefore, we fear, strong rea. son to suspect, that treaCheiy may supely, the Place at force, in giving effect to BUOI4APARTE'd intention: Letters have been received Ilona Alicant of the coth, and from Valencia and Denia of the ester ult. Athits there remained in neatly the same state as before, if we except the cheek• which the troops under General BascounT experienced on the 25:11 of November, beat which was by no means to the extent stated in the Fit:arch papers: The Valencian troops retreated in the best possible order, after having, fought with great, courage. Tortosa star held out, and not the slighest apprehensions were entertained for its safety, it being well provided in every tespect. By the Iluniasand Sally, horn Opotto, arrived at Bristol, we have received letters to the 4ttr lust, No account .of any fresh action had been received at the time she sailed,. Colonel GIteVILLR has given .an explanation to the public respectints the box at, the Opera which he procured for LicIyMARY end which he afterwards let tior himsetf. the Colonel, .try. his own acknowledgment, let it at au increased rent, he certainly subjected himself to Mr. Taykies charge on him, viz. that he was a dealer in Gates. • The late Sir FRANCId BOUttOtelS it seems. had left a liberal memorial of his esteem for many at his friends, in a codicil prepared according to his ditetion ; but not beihg apprisetl by his medical at.. tot - J(loas of the extreme nature, at his danger, be did not live to sign .n. No fault, therefure, is im putable to him on the occasion. CoeS+, the Barrister, and Mr. REYNOLDS, the Dramatic Writer, are said to be the` persons appoint.. ed by' the late Mr. tat Wis, the Attor, as his Execu tors. 'lt is said that he Iras left 5U,W01. Mr. room , . thet Author of that li whimsical pro duction,' a4let Travesiir, has presented a Force to the - Lyceum Manager, which is soon to be torth coming. 1,0 r4L)ON Printed 6) kV HARRIS, of No. 4, NI a ttlett.coutt, ISOW•atteit ptbi at the SUN.OPPICtii No. 111, Stroud, where Adveriiirments. Orders t and Portugal Have thq not, Vehemently Oppeseil the principles maintaini:d in nu? Orders in Council=► principles on which, in the present state of the world, the existence of this country depends Have they not • incessantly rccommaided con• cession to America Vitt- do not say they have in terms recommended Unqualified conces sion, but they h:iVe by them language encoit - raged the 'Americans to demand it. Have they not uniformly,:wlien speaking of BUONAPARTE, med such language as was the best calculated to ex cite d , egpondency, and 'consequently a tame acquies cence in his demands, on the part of this country, anti at the same time . to raise the expeclationsand augment . . learrogauce of the Usurper ? That such has bcen the tendency of the language of the Patti , (whatever might have been the intention), the Chronicle cannOt deny. It it then surprising tnat we should suppose that they would act upon the same principlet when they come into power ? Thu Morning Chronicle has, however, given a kind'of pledge that the Pdtty will nut ddany of these thing.' ; we can only say, it they do not, they will make the better Ministers, but it is no very strong proof either of their patrio tisru or their wisdom, ihat they should strenuously recommend Ine . asuies' wheu in opposition, which they would pot carry into execution,wii , As iu It is stated that the Loan CHANCELLOR is to be admitted to his Meussatt'S preience on Ihnisday, provided Physicians do no; deeds it itni.roper. Lords GiIIiNVILLE and GM+►Y had, an audience yebtal day of the Prince of WAt;us, at Catiton House, which lasted two hours, In letters received (row the ?renal Pout, it:'is stated, Char a new Decree had been promulgated, I►.wing loi i.s object to ro,triet the Convivial Sucie. ill Fiance, 8U that not any 01 then► shall exceed in outuber tv, e t a ) Go‘erninvin is un,lerstotl to have come to the resolution of stopping all the vessels in the Brithilt ports which enteredinetnunder the Flags. of Elam , burgh, Lubeck, and Bremen, in consequence of these places having since become an integral part of the, lfrench Empire. ACcmuingly all the ships in the River or the atto.ve de,ert i ttion, ,so lat . . down as Gravesend, were detained yestinday. Diet intelli t ,ince has at' length been received from Norway, which confirms Lite rtithouta that have beau re,cctitik its Lill:ol4km, leSpectitig the' tuttiulta in that, part of the Danish dominions. letter , . from Cliiiftiiansand ie..cti to the Atli inst.. and state, DUTCH PAP "ris, AMwriaData, bac. 26.—The Pt incc Arch•Trea. surer, Duk of PLAISANCE, Lietliellant-General of his Majeqy the &mirror and King, considering the sittnition of the COIIIIIII.IIICB of all the_ deparitnents of liolland ; considering the. necessity of insaring, from ine ist of J musty next, funds necessary for their wants and payment of theitcreditors. In virtue of the you ers unit which his Majesty has cloathed us, and with his approbation, We have decreed, and dodecree as follows : Art. i . The necessary exy cnc.c of the town p 1 Amsterdam is provisionally fixed at the sum of 2,600,000 florins, or b ,600,000 franks. The.amuunt of the fixed reunues is 500,000 flo rins, or 1,05,000 -franks. ; - , 2. The 2,100,000 florins which are neeei say to complete the funds which the expense re quires shall be established as follows : 3. The town of Arnstertidm will collect the duties hitherto taken to the Public Treasury, upon meat, imposed by the law of the 2gth Novembrr, but free from all other additional duties. 4.The eolledion of this duly shall be performed by those Imployed in the man:lgenieLit of the united duties, and trauck shall be punished in the same way, by the saint.: officers and before the same judges, as those eutntnitted against' the dutigs euhated by • the public tiersury. b. There shall likewise be collected for the' . advantage of the said town, fourteen sous in the.. pound upoo the ground-landlord, domestics, horses, hoe ned beasts, patents, timber, the sale of property, movable or immovable, wine, Stc , ..all in conformity to the h a-ove-mentioued fourth art:tele. 6. In order to bring the expence to the stand. and determined by tire Article t. the Biirgoina:iter and his Cout.cd waadolit alt the'redui.tions and sup • ,. preasiumi which,circurnstances demand, and give an account to the Prat of the Department, ptior to the lath of January, of all the reductions •they hate' . been able to accomplish. , • 7. The lltidgetof the town of. Amsterdam, in re gard to The ordinary, as well as eturaordinary..e-)c pence', shall be presented to 'the Master 0 1 -C -quests, Intendant of the Interior, by the torts o f January, at Ole latest. 8. The Minister of the Int 7 erint 18 charged with the publicanou and nutihcation of the preens De cree. Given at our- Pahieeat Amsterdam the st4th Dee, 1.810. The DUKE of PLAISANCE, • •Pr nce Arch. Cll.llWeliOf 01 t h e hatpkv,.Licut,.. (enerdlot . lies Ntwjesty th e Litipccut and Litig. „ (Amsterdam Courier, MU' ,) CONSTANTINOPI.E; ' •OCT. 26. —The intelligenc e of the Checks which have been suffered by i~lucH= TAR Rini KIUtiCIAAGALI tiALI Paclia, on the LoOver Danube, es also of the surtender of Tttidschuk, Gurgeirs, Nappoii, end Sistow,. has, been received ittthis capital, and has .produeett a sensation the more disagreeable, as these retreats liaVe much dis couraged the otheutroops, and as we now approach the season when those from Asia are accustomed to quit their standards, and return- home, to their country. The bast news from the army - on the Danube is in some sort recompens-.!d by the accounts from Egypt. MAttomco Ar.r PACiiii on the 22'd of August gained an insportant viaory, near Asciut, over the rebel Beys, and their allies tire Arabs, He took a great_ number of prisoners, all their baggage, a great pat t of their artillery, and obliged the.remainder of &heir army to fly in disorder into the desert. ,MAHOMED ALI afterwards returned no. Cairo, into which he made his triumphant entry on the"ad of September. lie,t here , found a Courier, who .brnught• him rich presents from the G r and ignior, and .at the same time an order to march with the Governors of Dti mascus and St. John ,D'At;re against the Wecha bites". It is feared that this expedition may 'suffer from the ancient friendihip of 114AtioNtan Asa for JUWIY PA6IIA, WhO has been lately deprived of his .-g , iveriiirient of D.irnascus , and has tak e n re f uge i n I EZYPt. I.4KYLEtti, Dec. 29..--We have received from Amsterdam the following clause We the ArchTreastner of the Empire Duke of PLAIMANCE p liieutenaitt.General of his M ajesty the . Emperor and King. conacquence of the Imperial Decree of the !silt of November, which appoints Monsieur the Brun IYALPRONSE, Intendant of the interior in Holland, We have decreed and decree as follows Art. t. Monsieur the Baron DIALPHONSE maitre des repetes, shall enter on his Natio as of Intendant of the Interior in. Holimid: on the Ist January, 181,1. it. The Prefeols and Administrations shall acknow. ledge and correspond with him in that quality for all objects which are in his department. 3. The Minister of the Interior is charged with ' the execution of the present arret. Done in our Palace at Amsterdam this 28th day 1 of Dec. t s to. The DUKE of PLACENTIA, The PrinceAreh-Treasurer of the Empire, Lieut.. Gen. of ins Majesty the Emperor end King. Irshed by WI)J.LiAkt ARMIC;ER SCRIPPS, South Moltm.sttoet CtusWcrnr rqtll`4. 'or the Paper, Litters fo r the niter kc, vort-pa:a , ), must te. .) hlanie is attached to Captain Georg— tie office+ N and dew of the said ship, exo,l`r. ' cenant the Hon. A. F. , Berkeley, and chael Richards, Master ; that e very . ese. - i d a n t e l a a d d v e o p u r b u r y i;r: g l i i o e t ti o s s il ; id get a C t n bi d s s a o h i t i i i): i t ° , l ll l f e 6 ,: e a f e tEl:k:7l l l : t e l i: "6 „e '4 rt said . except:wit of Lieutenant Bello :ley 3 11 ° 1 _ Oct 1c Master, adjiidge the Caplai"i, ls ~1 1, ..1 C i; t o itiii:ieb:aancifrie:g°t;o2troiiik.:nii::biealuuld:tte.watßhshb.:ehensil:itehictia:oeonisirgddi carted, p e °O l. .n h oi : d si 10 7 1 0 o ' l 1 :1 : 1, 11 1 1 f : t. unicers, and crew to b e acquated. in ap meot is deemed necessary but en adal° ll "l l ,4 future conduB, and with that be I*l 6 inT . lon ti nclullted. flee Court is farther a P l , l3 idl i , great blame imputable to Mr . M. R"llh:risi',' ter, for having brought the ship to with shore, and doth therefore adjudge I vis i tscd from his office as M as ter ill 1 " t ; 110ien i ' to P m e a atv n t y} cL ei r arn i n a dc s i e eo f rav m e a bl y owa il d i Y it e t s k uttl r ia Si_ l 6)l ' l ' ril: 4 311 1 '11 be eligible to be again promoted. or? 1 , 1)4 ' The Officers and crew of tire Live _ er gs visions. tmhoestinu7rteueilitatiningsPillfaoarrtYtilnulean(taltre'rattlidus tornPevi.ol3;:irrrx tunately run on days l about it. Captain McKinle yrt yP5!) c othes oft tor three weeks. Se i 6 zealous Officer. His being thoi c_oro v inand is generally , regretted 0%019 Navy. It is a remarkable circutnhoince't .1 Thomas Furber,, his First wrecked_ twice•before : the 0, 4 1, 5 ► 6, West latlies; in the Elora, in the IN, ()1 ),ioll w t They were einulpst.owyien,gi leieurosottium.relaooo4; now in the Lively. Capt. Mii(inlet verslolit and crew, left• Malta on the 4111 . ci f ';i ° ,14 0 ?„ 1 0 i the t Victo r ious, tar Mahan . airing 0 . - ral, the crew were diiiribttled $ ll / (4114 ..j . 10 / vy ton's fle e t, C apta i n w Ki a l e y retort!. in (he Thais. alt l : e st t (a t l e tei r - s: ti t;o t m o t e he sh h ip l s ed w it e e r r e rt B ii r l y t e l g ei sl i f ; tril c fi ------'"---"---- ... hon t h erm ' 1 In°r") -watering, rethliog, ai !si s`.?/ w hi c h e Yes tram the dreadfully 10"fl?is$1, enemy is experienced at aria seasoo A. t o 0 9 The .. seem to have no Ittonc"lsreV/i eitilid: sry etiih,.:ti n isir i ti t ta te al a lesa re i:tot d dn. to bt(t) hi riti i i ! accom _ ~ POI in that quarter by sea ;t he ~,t t/0 4 1 1 continue secure in Toulon harbour., 'ii.,eeei COTTON has left a squwiron to watril.,:d'ileli they t • T4ti enemy 1 1 401 lately cliP, 00 , 0 ftri',i,(l! C°:nobitAil.rlgi il.igr e s ris il:l i i: ; ...s.:oom of Admiral Alartrms,,w'llo 0 4 s i r , 1. . liv a i s u nis od., in the 'Mediterranean Ho er ' tit , Wu' Ta shif ted his 'flag to the iiiterniaicefiliblo Adaiiral C. .1.19Y7-itspitv: - has taken the command of ih e 0 1 ' . 10 0 ' r RaYs A ....et. 4 —CADE my ,--111 r. Too so i ? iv 16, , night at this ploce, 11.101,i7 ----MOS body 0( IV"' ,t10141;ii the former t wo , an d wa s„ as u4l- 01 , 0 „ l ed i t i, . d744) :43 1....m1 eefit 1 1. 1 : 1t . 0 tt-112el e: l een i) al u t t rn6i l i u ( 1.C 11 811 4 8 0 :- a d t i:r°l , B'i e ll6 t : h v in:L i e i e lell i r e s , t ed ot: n f e reeW f t s g h llS: l e iC:ltt: p ls: r ti o a:U g e.":; r i : ; : l( i t:. : ll : l, ;::;; l..' l i ce ": fi rst Professors abroad, neG i o Pill") 1 4,0 01 i,!1' th; l - tuiTe I. country , and thiougli the o'hu eg i - 1 ‘ course n a 't i ill ested ddigeot 10'4 to the latest 'change" and WI o f 4 knowledge. - -. • , / _:J..-94-''' NAVAL NEWS. PoitTsmourti, JAN. el.—Arrived yeciterbytn' Itl Majesty's ships km and St, tjorninuo, ham 43 Downs ; Rover from a cruise; Fortiiiie, (No R mouth ; snap, from the West Indies; 3 1 0 I'' rabic, from the Westward ; alSo the rgilati g° Silva, from Pernambuco. . Berwick, Yeslerda and Y. s D ui ( l in d erja l I li , * fa h r i a ai c e :u ty iz ' a s o s tf l6P C i t: rbc)A°: ! 'l Courageax and Tartar, tor. Plymoutll4 SarPed°l7l4 a tiii: c 7i r ,p u De i r z o e Nil.T o r ; s l i; Havre; a nd•t 11 e Echo for tlitt° l " ll ~q . _ This , clay arrived his Majesty'i'ships - P fi enckC7 s H he a t u r . r k e t s r fr o . tu aci oize ; alla l' i l it* Sailed this• day his Majesty's 4114 criilze oft' iiiiVre de Grace. ~: l DA RTMO 67"11, JAN:I9. `:11) Sailed the A fle/Aec* l • wish an Anivrican rnessengeron timid tor :,1 I.'s t ,4, Dam., 'JAN. 521. Sailed his IVl:ijestis9 O . ) kxsus lor Sin erness, and the (Maim - on a cialV.. the. Fiend) coast; .' - ' • , . . last. Re . co . I . tr hii, Maj e sty ships and liidiahla;si 'i At .a .6)urt-Mir ial she'd on -board li ! : i i ship Hibernia, in Port MAW 1 , on the 011. 1 3641 ' Nov. 18 1 U.—Present, % Rcar.Admintl Sir S.,Hood, Part • on dl4-• 0 ! Iliaj i And Second ')nice' hi corti.m.tti of his Ma:lc:ol'4 vessels in Nett Mahon, Presiiter.t. ,zej, Francis Piekmore, fiii tte4,-Atitniral o t t lial„,o 'Thomas fro Fremantle to • BeJr.Aitinirat , t tw" Captain B liatiowci'l ;Coiaiii,l I. Vie : ''t Sir It. King, Batt. 1 --- C • A " lii. ---- I. C. Wniteb Hon. H. Blackwood, W. ii• 1 "" / E. Fellowes . . 1. Ta.lbot 1' I. ltcYe :,,, r• t. • ~ N ;c01 '.l.lie a..Mtirt pt oc,ecied to try. Capt.' k'' , a thy office+ s'and crew of Ins Majcstyl 131 ,4 1 Lively, tor the lasso( the , same ship, ill tan i n o i shore on the morning of the toth Aiig"ttdoct the Point of .Saliva, the Ateuth-ettsler i ' ~; : r 1 ; , 1 the 8i1y.05 St.. Pat:.l's inithe Island of P"' 4 .,.. 4 f t having iuquired into the e.iuse of the 1 0 " do stici ship.; maturely weighed anA eous,it eirc o nisian,:, .. Atien di ng t h e s mut:, the opinion; opinion; 01. , t the loss of the Lively vritt t o by 1. 1 1 - . 1 . ship running on shore on I . Poild iO , `le Island of Malta, and not 00 Putt''' e, t' 314 r Nr NEW T 1 T ;< 0 The 1 After 1)011 boar Mkt I Cu 4 ii Sat Ne