The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-08 00:00:00

(.0 ~~ _: 1 t r Lit; hlcl hardly ever he ird d c.&;e of SO grp'l. 23 that %k hidr App;!:ired in the one now before i;,e House, , . Mr; W. Pine said, th:it in making the statement which he' had (Vete, he had merely dis'eharged doiy i . and he wished . not.te be under.4oo;l pronounce 01)11416 eiTher ofaipprobvioo or of , e.nstire npo'n th-3Comeany. But it .certainly . way evident t hat,.dot iug the course 01 their proceedings, they had:, to a vertain degree, the sanction of Go. Vemm,ent for What they had done. The Direetori. General had approved of their plans, and Goilern rnent• bad advanced them different sures of money,. act therefore they had, es he before said, to a certain degree, the sanction of Government -for what they had done. He did not say this for the purpose' of juslitylte.; their ,coodu r et, but it certainly did very Much alter the colour of it, If they were guilty, he could not- altogether exculpate the Directors-Gene ral, or perhaps even the Government, for not having before ascertained their situation. He never was so surprised rn his life as' When, upon theit aptlictition for the 70,0001. he became acquainted, by the Means which he had mentioned, with the g a t e o f their affairs.. If he had known their situation, most eena.nly he won't] not have advised the granting them the sum they had applied for ; but it was fair to state, diet when the Direaors'-General toads a R eport in their faVour, and the Government approv ed of it, that they did receive so far a sanction to their proceeding,. However,' he wished to ovoid" giving any opinion upon their cOndad ; all he want ed was a full investlgation of the subje&. The motion was then agreed to, and the, Select Committee appointed. In a Committee . of Supply, the follawing grants wet , . voted, • For the support of the Royal'Military` College, )0001. , To the Governors of Queen Ann's Bounty, for the benefit of the Poor. Clergy, tOO,OOOl. For the: repairs of the Marshalseit Prison, 4,3001. ' The House resumed, and the Report was order ed to be received on Morido. The Pollee Regulation Bill, the Rock Salt Bill, the New Feitst „Bill, and the *Glass Duty Bill, ware severally real a third time, and passed. Mr. [watt obtained leave to bring in a B;11 to enable Majesty to accept of 'the *oluntary offer of the Co; nisti Miners. to extend their services to ireimid. The Bill was tklenlarought in, read. a first, nod ordered to be read a second time, this day. Lord PA6IEBSTON obtained leave to bring in a Bill for enabling the wives !and families'of soldiers embarlied on foreign . service to return to their bomes. Tbet Reports of the Porter Colouring Bill, of.the Devonshire Coal Bill, of the Exchequer Bills Bill, and Of the Army Prize Money Bill, were severally hr 00 . 01 up and agreed to, and the. Bills ordered for a third reading this day.—Adjourned. . -- - To THE ;MARQUIS OF TANS7'OCK, &c. toRD, I was forcibly struck this merninz, with an Ad vertisement to the Newspaper's, uotier the specious title of " Frit:n(lsot Religious Liberty," announcing the intertrron of certtrn individuals, COLll)Ucied with few of the Irish Nobility, to giVe a dinner 041 the Bth instant to " the. De/ego/es who , had .betrt ap pointed by the Catholics n(ireitivi to present an " Address to his Royal . Highness the PRINCE RE r" GENT," and evidently brought forward at it:e pre sent moment with a View to brig; about a coalition between' Poplins, Dissenters, and Methodists ; but as this , ts,the first initanco , in which I have ob served " Religious Liberty' . attempted to be assimi lated to the priucip)es of the Church of Roine, I am induced to request your Lordship's attention to a few extract; tram a book, which is generally un derstood to have been publi 7 bed under the auspices of your illustrious House : I tni an " the Letters "of Lady "RAC'HAEL RUSSELL, from the manuscript " in the Library at Woburn Abbey ; to which are • P " prefixed an Introdudion, vindicating the charac , . " tor of Lord flussst4. against SIOOIIN DALRYMPLE, And the Trial of Lord WILLIAM RUESELL for High " Treason." The accounts received this morning reapeding his MAJESTY, We rejoice to hear, are of a'veri fa vourable nature. The following articles arc taken from New-York Papers of a late dare : " A letter from Washington, from an accurate source, states, that JOEL BARLOW is not going to France as Minister; ior, says the letter, Mr. MAD!. sot: says ir the French haVe behaved so badly, that he wilt not send a Minister there.' " Tl is also stated, and we believe it, that Mr. Ito:pout! is going to England, as . Minister Fleni potentiary,, in the room of -Mr. PrNCKNEY. Rumour.--It has been rumoured through the morning s that Sons RANDOLPII had been-, or was about . to be, .appointed to succeed,Mr. PINCKNRY as Minister to England. We have traced the rumour to a letter receired this morning, from'high authority at Washiugton, which contains this question, Would you not ,be surprised to hear . that the Hen.,Sons RANDOLPH may be our next Minister to the Court of St. James's Com: Ad. I should not have presnmed to have thus pub licly addressed you on this subjeel, had I not ob served the names of your Lordship, and some other , individuals attached to . your family, mentioned as Stewards on this occasion, I shall not, hotiever i , at present intrude on the columns of the Pai4r in which this Arkid is inserted, by eoninienting at length on the subjea, but wryly express the sup rise I feel,, io eommon with many others, at the seeming abaodonment of the principles AvhiCh.gave importance and lustre to the- House of Roseau. ; and content myself' by seleaing, for your Lordship's consideration, a few passages from Lord Wm -1,101 iIUSSW.L . Vo Address to the Sheriffs of Lon don and Middlesex, before his execution, in Liu coin's-lan-field's, and conclude This, probably the first of a series of Letters which- I may address to y o ur I,nrclihip, by referring you to Lord Hos suLes Letter ,to the KING, from Newgate, 1 1 4 t)izi) yOU will titi4 that in the awful situa. ‘ non in which be was placed,. be prayed to God '4 ( t h a t the true Protestant Religion might be tre e' served in the Country ;" and to his Lordship's oh starvation on the ExcluSion, that . if ever there $‘ should happen in this Nation any such change as g( that be should not.have)iberty to — liva a. Prows " 141;1 . , he was resolved to 'die one." The following are the extraots alluded to, and Yesterday the Thanks of both Houses of Podia ment were voted to Sir W. C. BEtte,voan, attd.the gallant officers and Troops under his command. Both Houses also expressed their approbation of the condua of the Spanish and Portuguese troops. Mr. WHITBREAD brought forward his motion for a Committee on the State of the Nation, principally with a view, to the stale of his Majesty's health, which was negatived by a laige (najority. No intelligence whatever had reached town from the Peninsula when this Paperwas put to press. ~. Poessount, JUNK 6;---Paned up . Cl,ant.cl this morning his . Majesty's ship 4ndacious, of. 74 ping, with a fleet from Lisbon, the greater part.of which ktre transports, sailed on the e7th ult. one of which is aimed here. , She brought passengers three Bri tish Officers. Arrived the schooner Wellington, 'HUNGER Mas tcr, from. Faro, with a cargo of cork bound to Lou don ; Was captured by a French row-boat privateer (formerly the barge belonging to:his Majesty's ship Dreadnought, taken possession of by the French some time since near 110 am, in a desperate at tempt to cut„ont a Spanish vessel that had been cilpturrd by a French privatetr), and re-taken six . hours after by'hiS Majesty ship' Scylla,, of Is guns, Captain ATCHISON. Two British merchants came passergers from Lisbon in the liiellirigtoLir. West up the tombour the'. Pickle bri; of war. • Arrived the brig Good Intent, ,LEE, from Jersey, with a cargo of cyder bound to PORISMOUTIti JUNE 7.—Arrived hi Majesiy's ship Voutotir from a cruize. Sailed the Imperieuse trigme fc,r the Baltic. SIIBERNESS, JuNE 7.—Came down the River and anchored at the Great Note, his Majesty's ship Edinburgh, Capt. ROLLES. . • Went out . ol, Harbour and anchored at the-Little Noll, his N4ajesty's brigtialliapo. The Baring gun-brig was =locked. CHATHAM, JUNE. 6.—Sailed down the 'River and anchored at theliore,hisMitjesty's ship . Aquilon, and the Ramer gun-brig. EperWer brig is broke up at this Yard ; and the Queen' is ordered to be taken' into, D, :c1:, to be cut down and made a 74 of. Moniteurs, and other .Paris. Papers to the tst Inst. arrived yesterday, but their contents are unithpor, !ant. They are completely silent upon the subject of the military operations,. in' the Peninsula. Severed Italan B shops are arrived at Paris, as are also sv vt-ral deputies, to assist at the chrsteniog of hi.s little Majesty of, Rome,---BuoNaPaRTE IS still on the Nottnan coast, The 6sily"Otherarticles,Worthy of notice' ire t he . , 'VIENNA, MAY 19.! , —The last news trotn.Bucha. rest and Constantincylo a_;r:.es in staiipg that the negociatii b .tsteen Russia and he Porte tare cony tinned with much activity, and there . is teason to .believe that }mace will be made, becal.sz the two parties equally desire it, and are disposed.to make muftial sacrifices, _ .. . . . NISMRS, MAY t7.--Fourteen huPdred Spanish prisoniq's arrived hero yesterday,' and set oti this worning for Lyons, , They are part of a corps which came to the succour of Figueras, and were entirely ,iefeated. We find;byreeent letters from the French coast, that BUONAPARTE has ordered six►y-eight Captains of ships at Einbden to be arrested, who were sus petted of, ha‘ ing had intercourse with England, and has Sent them on board French ships of war at Antwerp.. Several crews have also been impressed.. They also mention, that a new Decree has lately been is , ued‘ by the French Government, having for its object fUrther restraint on the intercourse with England. An embargo has been laid on a number of smuggling veslels in the port of Dunkirk, from England, and their Crews-ordered to be, detained; . 'Some intimation was before giyen of a .traitorous correspondence by .which Colonel ChuLINCOURT, at St. Petersburg!), acquired the knowledge of the state of the Russian, armies. Letters have now been received from that capital dated the loth of Jast Month, which mention the complete,discovery of the transaction. One of ALtXANDER ' S Adju tants, who was itnown to be a man of humble for- • tune, rose suddenly from comparative obscurity, and figured FtWay in splendotir among the ciiclei of fashion. This ..person was detected going to the house of the French Minister with military plans in his pocket, stating the situation, nuttrhets,, and fu ture destination of the RUssian forces' in the several . deptits of the 'Empire. On Thurslay last the infant Earl of Awrius and ARBAN, Son of the Marquis of DOUGLAS and CLYDESDALE, was baptized - in Governor-place,. by the Rev. Dr. LaTTICE, and received the. ilarfies of WILLIAM ALSXANDER ANTHONY ARCHISALD.—. The Sponsors were Lord ARCHIBALD HAMILTON, Mr. Bactuonn, and the Colintess of DUNMORS. WINDSOR, JuNe 7.--The answer to the inqui ries at the Castle this morning, respeaing his MA- JESTY., is, that dleKtilo had.a good night. TIAN Tnavraz.—The Comedy of Much Ado about Nothing► . was represented at cnvent-Garden Theaire last night, for the benefit of Mr. and Mrs. C. KE/%1111.8.—1V1r, C..K.RMBLIA displayed such spirit, freedom, feeling, and jungtrierit, in thp part of Benedick, as must add to his'repulaiitirt in the minds of all intelligent' eritics.—Mrs. C. KEM/31.11 was to have performed Beatrice, but on account of the de licate stale of her health, it wasassigned to Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, - who 'certainly did noi'rise up to the intellectual shrewdness of the charatier, and was in genera) much too Wane- MUNI:MN was admirable in Dogberry, and the Comedy went off with great eclat. .One; of the Hyde Park-gate foll-takers was sum moned yesterday to Union Hall, for having charged a hackney-coati, for which the toll had previously bee'. paid, 'three-pence on its "returning empty. — The toll-faker pleaded an Mt of Parliament, which comment:et:l'cm tlte Std infix. in justification. "rho At expresies, thqi' the' toll is to' be paid on teturn ing by every hackney-coach, ufaessonch CO3CII COO taw the party which previously paid the toll. L 0 1,4 DON ; I rbited by Ulf 1-IAR }llO 4 kS of No. 4, Martittl-evult, JJow.ttrttt and Pet1141 , ,,-; by trILI ! A M Al, Ivo ( I 14. c V sl3l:rt , M 4l at the sux•Oprtev, No, il7 ) Straect, where witivertisement,F, Ordas fot rce pcl:erl L4t,'.4t - t for too 1'6 , 01' kc.,(p(t-paid), try I Edition the Book bel`ore•nlentioned, Imir. CXXX. In Lord. WILLIAM RUSSELL% Speech so the Sktr;fli. " T folgive all the world, I thank God, I die in chaiity with all men; and " I wish all sinLere Protestants may love .one an. " other, and- not make room for Papery by their " animosities." CXXXI. TO the piper delivered Ly Lo►d WILLIAN RUSSELL to the Sheriffs :--- • J " I have lived, and now am of the Re:formed 11- " ligion, a true and Sincere Protestant, and in the " communion of the Church of England; though " reould never yet 'comply with, or rise up to all• "the heights of many people: I wish, with all my "soul, all.. our differences were removed ; and that "all sincere Protestant's/would so far consider the " danger of Popery, as_ to lay aside their heati, and " agree against the common enemy ; and that the ," Churchmen would be leis severe and the Dissenters " less scrupulous ; for 1 think bitterness and I.er " atcution at all times bad, but much more now. For, !' Popery, I look on it as an idolatrous and bloo,ly " religion, and therefore thought myself bound, in " my station to d, all I could against it ; and "by that, I foresaw -1 should procure such " great .enemies to myself, and so powerful ones, " that I have been for sorrie: time expeding the worst; and blessed be God, I fall by the axe, and not by the fiery, trial Yet, what , " ever apprehensions I had of Popery, and of my own .severe and heavy share I Was like to hove " under it, when it should prevail, I never had a " thought of doing any thing against it basely or " inhumanely, but what would consist wi:lt the " Christian Religion, and.the Laws and Liberties of ".this Kingdom." . " For the KING, I do sincerely pray for him, and " wish well to him and the nation, that they may " be happy in one another; that he may be . indeed " the Defender of the Faith ; that:the Protestant Religion, and the peace and safety of the king " dam, may be preserved, tke.". " I did believe, " and do still, thin POpery is breaking in upon this " nation, and - that those that advance. it will stop "at nothing-to carry on their des'gn. I rim heartily " sorry that so Many Protestants give their helping " hand to it ; but I Goal will prest:rve the " Protestant Religion and tins nation, limn() I am " afraid it 'will fall under very great trials." • These zire the sentitnents of your illustrious an restor, which I wish yotir Lordship to relied on bctore you arcs too far committed to, tic advocates Cltholic Emancipation, which is now .deManded as of right, thilugii formerly solicited as an indul gence; I shall, however, reserve, for another op. .portunhy,, my fortLer observations on this inkied. G Cutree. house, I une 4, ►Rir. MAILS. Aaa v to— t Dublin. 1)u5.....1 Waterford. rrOCKS THIS DAY A r VASOLVS ct'DLOCK Rol. Ann. - 63 i Omniuni - pr. H t SOLAPA QUIS DlCltit& ?ALSUU AUDtAT LON D 0 SATLTUDAY, JUNt 8, 1811. ..............:4.---_—____ D ON CASTER, MAY vet nary trf Mr, pites buit4.ct,iy was cele,ia.ed by, tiarneruu,, and 'respetitable company at Mr, ilnitichs, 1110 Greett I.)Pgon-itin, in, this piaci!. 54 b`ng room W3S appropriately. fitted by On 1 i.e ocesionancl finelv executed bu,t of tined iniliciis staiesinea Mr. Pitt ;:being placed on a hacker. in tl,e -one e 94 at. Ihe bead' of the room; and a COrrt'spld 11g of: lowing the i iii mortal Nelson on the %rein: side, with a tablet lii the centre on which WAS .114f.C11!)'Cd he f!)].. duetion to, the la canto of Martnion well adapted lines, extratted toe the intro. The vernal sun new life bestow , E'en on the meanest Bower that eblowsy B u t vainly, vainly , may he shi. , . . Where glory weeps o'er NWs shrine; s t. so And vainly pierce the solemn gioom, , . That Allroucis, 0 PITT, thy hallowed tom/ ,. Deep graired in every heart, . 0 never let those names depart ! i ~,, .I. ittl dinner WM served up in 311 exrellent 016 cOtts;stingof all the cl:licacies Id the season, and Ms Wills' wore, of 1114 choicest quality. 4fter the c 1 0 . 41 was drawn the.Wotshipfulthe Mayor, who presld• ed.' gave the tollowing toasts ..- I.,Tke 6 . 44, 11 with three times due. ~;14 Which-was drank with hearty ebee:rs,,lhe in" . .. pla , ying " God ssa‘e the King.'' 4 rtie Prince lt..qent," also with three times three. '': The Queen and - Ro yal Fatally," ili` &C.' • Titt Chairman then role, and, alter a Short pan e gYrio on the merits.of ikat able` senator) P 11064 " The Immortal Memory of, the (the company all standing) :.:. ble evening, William Pitt." ' ' • ' Olt which was drank in silence. The tnoste in f strains 'immediately follo%ing, poduced a re l i t bentnitut efFeft. A nutriber of other lop! gtoti'le late [tight flooyto and . sentiments were given in the coutse °, l „ eat interspersed gg ith n varlet "t " "Old sorbs. 111 jUSliee to the talents of the vtiq the t he instrumental performers, at prQsent'engaged, "X i 0 Girporation, we may add that the wend .cier. PilYed during the afternoon, heiglitelifd cons' "nted lo t ably the festivit y . TI e Cominittec . 0.41 Alder/ tar. Ao 1 ; man Woodoodt, Mr. Aldettnan Bruol‘e, Iv J. PO' 'next anniversary are, Vile Mlyor, IW. man 'lSirOdeV s , The Rev. T. NViikitoon, r. . 7son, and Mr. Shear own' iil;_i_ G d. rt in e.ENecic, 31.--;-°ll Tiles* 136.4 ti'lef t 2 18 :. h curt, a nurne!olis and 1.01:7(.4:ab1e trigetingov G'entletnen of . Greenock lull its vi6D* tho I he Tontine ton, here, to cooialetniirOod day:of the . rte and eter to be :10P:11%,'ILLIAm OuNL`)iiii' 11,4 Right 1 tn . the Citatr: The afternoon, w, R joy greatest bariti Otly and ConViViality..--An°"2 othdr to3stG ) b t • foilowio • r e 0.011 .IT,The Tilr , K ‘i i i n l g ly .. 16:op h r e ed Q P w r 4 i e n ia c i : i i iaßgid:nei,tnty. 41 romi 1 y. , . 0 crus,cll..llo:l4.4abetillyil.,l:::::::::::et :::::::::::, the ex2e, The Nav y. The NiV4l Heroes of Great Britain. . ' 0 i. Ma y..Bimitihael;(etnistia,rs;;eudgaaNii,ildittlitoll:estlo:lftratintliuLnilt:irl:e.l:::,(4)7l;gricta4.',..l, 6N: ?i!.!lc;cess to [jig Mitjelty43 411115.14 beik.a94 , :I;orCiftel idirte.esoL6itbigil,iCarairetillet jr:::11:1,;Ces ibrd.lo;raCY. 1. ' Tile Lind at Cakes. m l t :: :, :o ry 4 : l : 4 .lt l e Y hd e i I , s : ig ' y ' s ' uo r ic n p a : m l ) .l l r: . v es t c : a t l ot i , :y i ' on l. t i l l. o g il e : s . c v .:• i °6 :l• a e r iw n i ti o b i t ! ' C sc t ~i ( i iet tl i. n m, i , o h r c e.. rie b i l i C ot ::: "' I; o! f il l : 0 : 411 ints 00011 . His Majesty's. Ministers, as they adher e te "''' A pt f 6c:it 000 The Town antl.l rade or C; meioi. . ~,ic, 'The : 141 1 u3 i r l 4t i l t s i tt : 1 o e4ut t e ' C c ; l' r a e l . 1 i t t e °l li ' : i 'vt. t i ' l a iel i (I CC . 67.°111ill‘ct )I'l 6111;crirtrncvw 4.;1 0 trit tgLilacnAt-MCoillioittl Alextintinr, and Wcs4 1"Ilit:' It e. l l4' ) . r Liil o el s ie p i'l e irt ri l e(t)lyilits."‘.',llita. gill:41..1111 t ti u li r t e ' . w ll° a Iv let til.°til. ti' • The ftieinery.ot.Ahererorribf. .T 4:4 l h t ee e itilitieedniglii;srrYYt,t°t)ttlilN°l‘l.7l3::ein;l*. ,L , fr ' , ,nd of ''. i ezif ft.' Lord Viscount t‘leiville. th e "" 41.1(- °6 Pitt, itc. &v. acc. , . . 098; iicglui yesterday(;j i c i tk e L, . 1: ' l jAonnni,rversacy, or 1 1: 131(tivds1 wi 13de the iiie tol -"' ‘v it.t.tot PITT, WaS Celeigeitemi°, one seonigo. "flotween twelve oto';`rcho cptieltir:ovvaaidlds.e':dd:r9teorteitthrie,gut!id.:7l::rnlolivilei citiliagon,so;l!;cl;:eftlifi,4bteithierle:lcitullist:ed:dyi \bt,:::::,:iieltr:l,:iel I;,iii::o,,,i(t,f,:tio'ir:ii, Dxrvgr and other itsnileine4 of re.ipectiibilitriotp. ber -,f:i , : 1 '" l: IVI• l'• in tile Cilia. 1 1 . igrd engi sun ' . aPPropriate toasts wad give'', 11141. itsto. man; g, in cpmroemoraiion of tills erler°:: and 'be dAy spent %virh gi(sst bil°llY" , . Tuesday. • . rß,eiserptieleotaft;eh espeaunr t r yg i i g l l t : t f ao h o e vn i g r i ol i g ol er statical en nsvon snisi:Vrtt,eitti:itlrYliooTiti 14Ptu"6 Inn in Hull, in cntotnernnr°ti°" event. vered vbrMeritommilay ..------,........-.....---' , i : mg Or a geatletron slipt from 0 batr i i ,. j f or twenty nster ,Bridge, into the Thome!, 1; do°, minutes clawed be ford he 'could vi ofidet a line and broubt asbofe, bsving been dr3 :0000 process of barses near ilia hpot. lire raitwi ilea bs way .rivva9 Fontinoed for nm. oroslionro, to unately reltored to life. Mr. Hii - square' H. eticlrick, of Lower Jolin.st leas P turn Stop!) ed on Sunday nigi)t,, " do, or twolin.rif Eeher .113 W3ltoti, 00' 3j,"tiocietlied fee!: 01'1111; a • 'enows dressed in smock frockos w"°,,iccotaiii• inPlati.ol, and ritirti hit pockel4 of l''`i bc,ro,l Cot' dott"irtY• P o pountio in auk of ea' ini,','„,,toeig di s_n'tvar and A s,lvcr Welting i.CjiCil! hpr.e, oil in cot the briJle of big Li, de °ll to.wartii Ripley. ft ft tea rat Ordso; r.53"r4-13v lair at W3rgravc, Delov::ot sVA SOn q. ot s udsy 13:110, to Mo. F. On the is t inst. at Clichea AC110131',C:11::OirC'ICIC1j1:11"11411' Lndne. O E in coiling, At 01°Ii G 711', u 5 itre. fro ic:!Ccf:Gri. • rot !IV 'b. scldreg2tr.l. 41 1 - - Ali,