The Sun. — London, England, 1811-01-19 00:00:00

e .11 1' 1 I S- N. tiOLI.NI QIILS DlCim RAI SUM AUMILA r ? L N 0 0 .1, SATUIZ DAY, JANIIA,RY tg, kw. Ite was yesterday: i . : , 'V I ' AI asy x 6-1 DUNit), I NV.it,!i - List' f •oli o . ► Waterford.. Alticaz s i rocKs 41% RAY A T 11.1-Y It O'CLOCK ' COTI9OII 66i ed - 67 i ()minium 3.1 4dis . , ‘Viniisor Castle, lan. ig, 1811 : 44 Hig MriJESTV col,fintesyery inueli the same Signet! as .usual. The RegoneY 13,11 yesterday passed through .the Committee in the House of Commons :. it Will be reported on Monday', *yid ti third time on Tues." day, and sent up to ti Lords. either on that ()tithe fellowing day. - The 0, position appear to be eager ly looking forward to the final -passing of the Dill, as the period when they are to be invested with place and. power. Whether their hopes will be re- Mixed or nor, ,or whether the arrangements for a new Administration have been made, we,' really do not kbow. According to ,some accounts, LordGakN• VILLE is to resume his office of Premier ; 'according to others, both his Lordship and Lord GitEY are to serve under Lord r HOLLAND. 111i4 arrangement 'voted, to use Corporal Trim's language, he • " put ting One man.sadly over 'the head of another ;" but such is the report. We, however, cannot avoid in dulging the hope that the speedy recovery of l'lts.M/0. ,YRITY will frustrate all the speculations of the Parry, and save the Country from the disgrace as well as the danger of those Measures whicli, if we' may judge from their language; they would be disposed to recommend. .We allude par tit:Wady to the .(165iSlatiCC given by Great Britain t Spain and Portugal,- , an assistance Which has been as honourable to the charader, as it ,11T4 been bench dal to the interests of Great Britain. The party, many of them, at least,' if we may judge from their language, would: have quietly beheld the French overran the Peninsula, they would have seen the inhabitants reduced. to slavery, without attempting to' interfere s —They who are con stantly telling us of We power, the skill, and the resources of BuortsrA Rya, wonid have seen him take possession of all the ports of Spain and or. tugal, without making an effort to prevent him ; and upon the seine - principle we may presume they would now recommend that this Country should, in violation of the moll solemn promises and the most •hacred - engagements, as. well as "in. onptosilion ,to is dearest interes.s, withdraw 'fi v er; .the Continent, and 'leave the Peninsula to . its fate.' The Morning Clironiile of this day says, that Lord,WaLGINGTODI has written home for, sup plies, and adds, c hat Ministers cannot send them, be esese " troop are %wrote) iur Ireland, and Mere is no saying, during a war with an enemy so active as fIuoNAPAITH, how 600t1 they may be wanted in ,England." But lest this alarming threat, of invasion should not be sufficient to prevent reinforcements from being sent to Lord WrILLINGTON; It adds another, and certainly a very conclusive argument, which is, that we have-no reinfoicements to send.—" As " SOCin s " says the Chronield, " as Parliament can pro " cued to general bn,iness, we trust a serious ingtiirY 4 will b© made, into the state of our army, %hen " we, believe it will be found to consist chiefly of a' brand Military Sol J."..-Indeed! this is very rne lanet.oly intelligence; but we do not think that it is very patriotic, after stating that " there is no say ing hoar soon BUONAPARTH may invade us;" to pro ceed to inform him, that we have no'artny to opPost hum. We should have no objection to such an in quiry; nor should we have any apprehension as to the result. We hupe and trust; however, that if any change Should unfortunately take place at home, that the honour of this Conti try will not be violated, Mid its best interests sacri. fleet!, by an abandonment of the cause of the Nl* .0101111: . • American Papers to the 16th have been received. th q y contain some more details of the.Negociations between Ame,ritm nod the Belligerents. It does not sqp , :ail, as we were. rather exultingly told some time ago, that BUONAPAIIEK has removed all emundri of difference with America ; 'it is quite obvious' that General AIirfiSTUONG placed. no contiJr.nce in the professions -.of the French Go,crnment, and we do not think that any Arne rie.in 'merchant, who ha 3 a due sense of his own i ft r v rer, w i ll: he very 'ready to risk his property upon iltrOs4p.taTE'q promises.. With respeol to this Country, it is proper to ewer ve, that' America :not ,jiVNDON a file I* - I•ICHA ax the SutuOvf only requites the reseindlng of the Order 3 in Council issued by the .present Ministers, but those of Janu ary 1807, issued by Lord GRENVILLE'S Administra tion ; we hope this circumstance will put a•stop to the party clamours which have been raised about the necessity, of repealing the Orders in Council: It is with much pleasure that we record . a fact respecting the improvement of litsAtursTy's . hoalth, which we did not cornmunieite yesterday upon report, bUt which we have fully ascertain ed, vie, that: our, good KING was able -to en jor seine degree of , exercise, in the open 'air, on Thursday last, hai'ing walked on, the Terrace, accompanied by Drs. 1%1'1,1.1E, FIEUERDE,N, and. WILLIS, for about halt drt hour. We feel .mach gratificatioti :n bein.g able to state that this exertion seemed to be highly. pleasing to His MAJESTY, and rendered him cheerful for the remainder of the day. Yesterday being the Anniversary on 'which her 111 - AsEsTY's Birth-day is usually celebrated, instead of the 19th o f May, the same was partially observ ed in the 'Metropolis, the 'morning being ushered in with the rin ; ;ing, ni bells; were displayed on the steeples and public building. Nriiht..r the Park IRA. Tower guns were fired, nor any uemonstration of joy generally Observed by the Court. The report contOues 10 be circulated, that the QUEEN Will hold' a Drawing-room on the 18th of February, being four days after the Court Mourning. • .The celebration of Heu MAJ usTy's Birth-day was yeSterday observed in a private manner at Wifidsor. The Dukes of KENT and CamnatoG it arrived' there early in the morning ; the . Duke and Duchess 01 YORK, and the Duk e —LARENCR, followed W i n alter ; to spend the day with the QUERN/. The Prince Of WALES was expected time otiongh to dine Willi tints MAJESTY and the rest Of the family, to Mtn memoreau the d.ey,on s4hic k it ites been us , ally ce lebrated. The CAVERN and Princess• ELM/Mol took an airing to Froginere Lodge and Garden's, af ter breakfast. The Princess SOPHIA has been very much indis• posed for these three days past, with a violent attack of the spasms, which has confined h er Royal High ness to her apartments. . The Princess 11 ( 411Y is nearly recovered,. but has not ventured out yet, on account of .the variable state of the weather. Letteis iron) 'COrunna of 28th ult, were yes. terd i ty received. They state that " ltduovales With at Luarca (twelve leagues fiom Oviedo), on the 22d, and was to march in conjnixtion with the other, corps destined tor a general attack on 't lie enemy on the e4th. le is added that General Bonnet had re ceived ordeis to retire 'into Castile.—Two Lawyeg, of eminence, had been arrested on a charge of disat • tection." • INDIA liousE.Yesterday a Court of :Directors Wa , i held, when the fullowing Commanders took le;.ve of the Court previous to cteparting fur their re spoctive destinations, viz. Captain F. (;aillard, Union,• St. Helena and Bengal. Captaia I'. Barker, Nbrinampton, Bombay anti Bengal. Captain H. CHslsTornsn,, was sworn into the command of the ship Sir W. Pultiznay, consigned t o Atidv.ira, *Liras, and Bengal. EXTRACT CIF it LETTER FROM' A Byrnsn OFFICER " CA IiTA . X(), Dec. 2,B.—Yesterd.ty a deserter came in here, who states himself to be a_ Portuguese by birth, anti employed in theComniissariat depart meta of the French airny, with. I:llnier's corps,. which occupies Salitarein. According to his.oc count, that corps.has only provisions for eight days in the magazines it Sant:iretn. The. army general ly stares for want of provisions. The enemy have collets I boats upon the• right bank of the Tagus ) and, it is believed, they propose throwing a bridge across that river, about eight miles below the mouth of the Zeiere, for the purpose of passing into the province of Altritijo and that a general Movement of the army is expected to take phee 'on the 6th of January, but he knows not with what view—:. whether to advance, or retire: So says the de serter. " Positive intelligence ,has been received, that Drouet's is in motion. They were at Celerieo on 18th, and at Servia on the 23d ; so that it they are athially coming forward they most by this time 'be near uniting with the main body of the army. The following is understood to be the preseat distribu tion of the 'French - army i--The 2d. corps (Reg nier's) at Santarem; the Gth (Ney's) at Torrea Novas7and in the neighbourhood of that place ;'the h (Junes) at- or near Golegan Massena's head quarters ate at Torres Novas; he is said to be on bad terms with all his Generals, except Loison and Frerion, the Chief of the Staff." On Saturday morning last, the stage.waggon be. twixt Lincoln and Horncastle, was robbed, iii sop. posed by some passengers, of a handkerchief, which contained 2051, in. bills from the Lincoln bank: The handkerchief was tbunli at a stir t' distance from Midge inn, with the way.bilr in it, but the thief was tied. Last night, about half-past eight o'clock, '0 6e broke out en the ,warehouses of a sugar-baker, at Puddle-Dock, Upper Thames street. Notwithstand ing the numerous engines that were'employed, and the utinos,t exertions - on the part of the firemen, the whole of the premises were con,urned in the course of two hems The conflagration did not extend beyond the stack of buildings in which it coin t»eticed. . MARLBOROUGH. STR err.—A woman of the name ,of Coben, housekeeper`and cook to the HOU.' Rich ard Walpole, was charged with embezzling nearly 2001. which she had obtained - of Mrs.,Walpole; pay bill*. IL appeared in evidence, that the pri soner bad been .nine years in her service, in which her huqband WAS footman. A letter from cne of the tradestricn,,having,reached Mrs. Walpole, in the absence of the prisoner, led to her defection. The 141$011CC6 htn,b:ind, who hail been in custOdy, - Was liberated) but she was fully commiticd for trial RD, Ft JOS, r 1 Ni. 4. hirtlidt-enutt, l'ow -Witt i and 1 4 1,41 1 let, No, 113, wV.4re Advertirements, Orden NAVAL NEWS. PIA'S:MOTH, JAN. 17.—An alarming typhus fe ver prevails nmoog the crew of his Majesty's ship Romulus, 13 ing l in Elarnpool, supposed to have been communicated by some French deserters received on board her at Lisbon some days since. Eighty of the crew have been sent to the Royal Naval Hospital at this place. His Majesty's ships Pomp& and Armada got uo. der weigh this morning for Portsmouth; but were recalled by signal. . •Arriv,sd . the liove.r,.TßotriAq, from Wales the ship Providence, REW, from Amelia Island, with a cargo of timber for his Majesty's Dock-yard at this port his Majesty's ship Sceptre, of 74 guls, / from oil' Brest. . • His Majesty's ship Rover takes convoy to Ports mouth, and will sail to-morrow morning: , Sailed .his . Majesty's ship lirimrge for Ports mouth ; the Narcissus . frigate tor the Cape of Good Hope; and the Dexterous gun.hrig on a cruise. Arrived the . Aitierican ship Danube, PEARSE, from.NeW York; with a cargo of cotton, oil, etc. bound to, Liourdeaux, detained by his Mjesty's ship Niwnen, PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 113.-.—Arrived this d 3 3, his Majesty's ships Rapid from Guernsey ; Ganges, lievinge, and Orion, from Plymouth. This day sailed his Majesty's 'ship Linnet for cru:ze. His Illnjeslys slip Tweed takes convoy to the Downs. FALMOL7II, JAN. 1 6.—Arrived the brig Marquis Kildare EgsTca, Master, ft mu Newfoundland, with he.loss of her boats, part of her cargo hove over. baard, and other damage ; fifteen days ago CaPtain En?Tßii took Captain Jitaitt alit! 15 men from the wreck of an Amt-ricim ship called the Uncle Toky • from the Savannah bound to London; TIMAT,RIOA L•FUND.—The Committee of this ex cellent Institiltion gave their Annual Dinner last week, at which Lord liINN A 1 RD, and other subscri bers to the Fund, were present, anidng whom were Messys. Pt./AAR, MORTON, RUT HOLDS, WILSON,' and other Gentlemen, as welt as a considerable number of the Members. Mr. FA WC EMT presided in the Chair. Messrs, INcLknotriTraLott,l'ou,tso, and other Gentlemen, highly gratified the company by their vocal exertions. The whole passed off with the utmost good humour and pl e a sa nt r y, an d t h e general entertainment was much heightened by the very favourible.accoonts which Mr. EA W CRTT gave of the finances of thelnatitution. 'this account hes'been abundantly cot firmed .by a printed State ment which has been presented to the Subscribers, comprising also a 1611 report of the plan, which is well•digestvd, admirably calculated to proanae 016 ptirposes of the Itis:itution, and obviovey founded in justice and liberally. ".Curs pleasant • Comedy of The inconstant waq :•rev.ived ar Covent-Garden Theatre last night.--Mr. C. K Emet.a was very animated in Young Mirubel, and'Mrs. C. Kam sragave the part of Bazarrcr wiih admirable spirit and etiti6.t......m tm .„ DUN was highly diverting in 014 Miratel. • LISTON does .Not hit oti the, peculiar. humour of Duretete with his usual success. As IQ Miss BOOTH, it really ridiculous to assign to her such parts as Oriana and Viola; they are so unfit fur her, that we may soon expect to see her appear iii Hamlet and .It chard. We presume that , tee favour with which this prortnsinggirl was received in imrtsluit ud to.her talents has• excited a persuasi,n that she would be equally popular in others. But though JOHN BULL k generous in patronising novelty, he lb not without discrimination—and this observation is very applicable to afiother A6tress, who is often brought torward in charaCiertr for which. she has no pretensions ari4ing from original talelits.or acquired habits, and who may be endured, but never can be admired, in such charaaers. ROYAL ACALMMY.--The ,President and a consi derable number of Royal Academicians, Associates, and their respedive friends, 'assembled yesterday at their annual dinner, in honour of her MsJesTY's Birth-day.---The usual toasts, in honour of the Royal Family, the Arts, and their.most diitinguish ed Patrons, were given and received with wards applduse. The company manifested gieat rleasurti when the health of - their resdectahle President was given, and he expressed his thanks with simplicity and feeling. Messrs. LRETR, NRILD, Goss, and TAYLOR, 'gave some excellent songs, glees, &c. with great tfisw, and the day was marked by fes tivity. tin Thursday s‘ennight, between eight an d ni ne o'clock, a muster, in'the.shitpe of a man, met a young woman in the Treasury 7 passage, of the name ,of Mary Johnson, and enticed tier into the Park ; they walked together ti:l they got near the .steps leading to Duke-street, when he turned up her clothes, and immediately attacked tier with an in strument wkich had "he appearance of ii htrge knife and cute wound at the bottom of oilier belly of about five inches long and a considerable depth ; She scream ed out ; the wretch - ran off and made his escape.— Sever,il peis s came up to the woman's assislance, and toUnd tier bleeding protusely, conveyed tier to the Westrninster. Hospital, Where the wound was sewed up, and she is in a fair way of recovery,_ The wretch alluded to is a foreigner, about 30 years of age, and speaks bad English. A melancholy accident happened in Thoresby park, Nottinghamshire, yesterday se'tinight. As tile-Rev. Mr. SALTUN-watt: bkfliting On One of the 1.,i11:04 there; the ice unfortunately broke with Min, and. he was drowned. iitbi l ; by WILLIAM Ait ItIIC; Elt SC kJ PI'S, South Moifor 'or the Pr per, i.e.ftfrs for the Editor &e. consi.-prgia). ,itr A Ir On Tuesday night, about j o'clock, st gets, surgeon, of Hampstea.f, waa half way - between ivy House Nod the 5-11 3 1' on the Hampstead-road, he was s la pp ed ie f footpads ; each of them presented hoftel his breast, and demand e d his IfOctb° 4 et` 1 1: 1 and cash;. he of course surrendered to secs_ roidable attack r the robbers, however, In!, to tie his hands behind .biru with a rope., took a .worsted ruff off his neck, and blitalfell with tr.; ;and after rifling.. his .pockets,. pushed him into a ditch, where he by till 4v some peraohs passing, to ay.froru lie called iota' ance, and they got him ours A terrible accident happened .on w a ,,, ne , s se'nnight on board the Jason, a ves , e l 01 P:10 lying about four miles from the town, in 3 E the Deeps called Clay-hole. Mr, Mi!SOrr! master; was on business in &sten ; hut I/ her:pitted the vessel, h e b a d carefully, leckoil' cabin (or state-room, as it is cared), ttr wh. some swivel cartrid ges a n d a quantity of 8+ The mate of th e vesse l, to r e lieve the waiting- for a Witid, imprudently broke state-room door dMi ng th e master's absenci some powder, and we nt f rom the vessel to , fowl ; leaYing on bo a rd on ly a' boy - 1 out 14 age. The youth, thu s l e ft, amused ;erring a handful of p ow d e r, and Oro% small quantities into a ilio'on board; but ° it is suppos e d, scattered som e b et%t dtt room And the fire place, the flame tan ' train, and in an ingtant, by the tretnent tus don of all the powd er k ept f or the guns Jason carries, the whole stern of the' swept away, and sh e san k, w ith a on' board. PreviJetnially the boy w:" hurt by the explodon, aid was taken from in vessel by a beat Which was put id b' Marshall from 11,e Tre- !Vadat, lying Jason has since been get up, and tato ' he to repair. She -.is the property of 11,1essr4, Yorke, and Maples, Mrs. Ashton, and kart). The cargo bt Oats, '-but few of washed out, belongs to Messrs. Clarliet Maples, who will austaltutbe less of abu ut original value of the torn. - On Friday ever;.hg, a considerable took place among the Jews in Dakess-Ploc e ' from the circtiaistance of a Jed baker had, previous tta that time, been in baking joints of meat, puddings, pies, livering them oh Friday evenings, afca* mencernent of the Jews' Sabbath, inc.:: complaint of w !tic') was made to °tie of t who went to the baker's at the time 0 ( Friday evening, and put three seals trance to the oven; with a view to prevent' opened : till after the Sabbath was over. time after the persons who owned the for them") the baker informed there mf° i pened, and that he dared not open the length, one trin'n more resolute than the the Prie.st's, seals arid orderrat defiance, baker down,' insisted upon having his proceeded to break open the seals. 00 oven, it was found that his pudding was it and that many dishes must be remove ) identical one could be come at. Their'' different. dishes taking ftdv'antage of :h i , s stance, • rin away with their proper:r of the order of the Prieit will be btoeght Heads of the Synagogue. Nemerons are the inquiries in the shion respecting the author of " Iterdors but is. conjecture at present; and the au times to shield himself, i n hia a nonyolooi froal'ihe vengeance of a certain distiegto h ` whose character he has so ably' drawn i" heroine, that the original cannot fail ") recognised. Pincent.--It is now nearly 141 , the noble._ and gallaiil Admiral beat L l ' e ° F f ibr C u a a p ry e ; pass unnoti c ed, as that i s t he last day P i e : (I St. Vincent, 9Sci.ncerit, as it took 4dace o t t The annii , erbary t l " 4 haye a chance of o b ta ini ng t h e 44 drawn the following day, (15th Febroiri) the sale continues, for a short time long era as it has of lat e , t h ere w i ll no t b e Tit:10 113o, aufficient to meet the demand. atll The late Princess o cular' 1 1 ipt,Ge general reSpe e t i n w hich ' t h at 'amiable 2' r bl i p i l o a t te t?e is d a is lre p p e LY and ,is still held, Strikingly dernonsirstel etrinigursauvrielddeblynaAnG44Rfo, r af t t l e te r b iv e l a r t s i . ti m ful 2 x . or t fi ra , l3 l ,eb a li rp 4 the end of this in bas another in hand, which will be fim s quite worn out; and the P 1 70 ., sr' do vantages that may naturally be expecte•“ ' ll performance. on i t e h a , rn a , n the o° s ,ss 3: lll : ial ea d o oti , ) Fie A t t eh h e is r, seat, Ashley tlo , a n Genrg. lia c r an t, n P f St a t ß ie rk nc i r:f p. ST o f u o y fir a r Sr i e e . ) N ' t: to t : 1.) !Jt o -' ,1 5 :::::::': t te i r. . fr o f Ole ' On the 9th inst. at Downharn, the t , a( r. . On Tuesday last, in Beth-oif d raw, tvlrs. •• • a Daughter. On Wednesday last, the . La d •• of La -„ t , Coldstreant Guards /i ) ' t a Son. Y The s4111 ‘: ' I4 Y. ;it Clewer th.,: . l.ady or s4' tiro Blues, °la Soll, Uti Th urAaY. - in Glouccster-placo,, the %- t) beinarle, of ,S On Th n nrsday, at S . t. f'.)10.-Ibanit Treill°l4ll4l";‘if: Esq. of Sinhorn Park, Essex, lo'Grace, le ts the Ede John Ncwman, Esq. of Hampftra": Rey. v et , "rne day * at S. fames's Clittrett, c tv v t o, Wilk:nson, Vicar of Kirk Hallam. in the (.74 1 ?, T1 to Aline, eldest danglitn. of Mr. Crook. or • ---- , - DIED. f I' ls Alit t' On Sunday morning lut, m the'74th Yea r ° A Ili' ''' ‘ R ,4 7 0 : fr.it:aVi . A.i H es o i v s na i n u , st lt c e e tt s () a r r . t o i r ie G p ts e s a i i, n ,e g, o rstdr o o l r; I P , , t , v or, ui t' () ' l, Mcol.lar last, of a dropsy, in her 30 :''gtO• fCP . , r i' rah wise u ! Mr. I - tirr3f, of Park-stre,a. 16 '"I'Vp . 11.°1.6 0 ' On WertnesrLty last, at Hootingtion, Mts•"... n . to turd, Essex, delughter of Mattliow Conhett, l''''' lf „ P lord street , str Oil the 11.. th itt , ,t. at her house in'NoN'' 11 -)- (1 02 111 (*at herine NI 'Dvoa s- 11, the ()West tort ttit-ed °' • t; NI; rcnor ir,tu e Atilt' b silt] tB3id. Itl w • lrch ‘7 , ut gtIOPO' the teliol g -oke ;,..novi, ,el t o ,10 114 out 14 Ye' °l, e d 1110r i , • I i roY IPS ;U I 1131'4 eft' the tau hlore erooui ; nos . 0.0 6 the veodaf, 11-cargo 6voi pot 17: from the IP ntl . by C) , l b nest. 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