The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-30 00:00:00

, , r :I.i : t:.i., ,4 .'..,, 11. ..5. PUE'i INVOCATION TO CHARrry, Wtittert trout co:hposA by Mr: CoN 1W the Benefit of the l'ire Oivo.=.“ Cbtkitch uf ilia 'late Mr. 03 - t LA the 0 ! Goddess of our tavoursti lsle, Sweet Cu A it 11 mildly down, And with thy woitte,4 goOciness smile On Otiiium> rtLiw. 1114* I tlutie own. To tlwe alum?, their hopes they raise, thee :401W to; succour kneel ; smile can dive' tilt:lr humble lays, And traiivott give to all who feel. Croat is thy stray, d Coddess dear, O'cr hearts like your's that feet for all, Relief can stop the starting tear, Or chock the part drops ere they fall. So may the t Arheriess this night, !lulu Ike a hope for favour here. ! Cua ltt ry,dittusethylight, And sun-beams shed around the bier. THE CIRCLS veßsus CUVENT-GARPEN. I laud seats exarsit (Irwin C-irco taucus aperto. LIV ID. As pleas'd as lu tin 13utt when the Lirctis is Limed. Free Traris4ation. Tho' Olaf c an►l Et.LISTON change their pursuits, Their Acturs are at their old habits ,again : The me►t at the Circus *AM at tiug like brutes, The b►utes at the "I heatre aEling like 'men. To shy Covent.garticii's Most vulgar is malice; Its muse is a . svell•breJ ficittesOiar , weevil 'I sl.lutv-yant su'reiy is neat the King's Paige, Bt! Ciro's, as sureiy, ie near t h e King's Bench. Isti,at Kt mi Lit Luntimie your four.footed fun, 'Tis the ta..tc of the public, not your's, that is base : The Nimes, ur rycbslls, to you 'tits all one, You 44:t all the inooey,.they all the disgrace. When 141.74 and &i t; D I L, and brats were the rage, To 11101.16.106 of nouotc4 they iisp'd out their story ; Your I tit:Autry drove counnon.sense train the stage, And why, should not Cavalry share in the glory ? While you hear the ca;ili rattht, be.dcat to their din. Tito Sttll4 a the public; all tolly surpasses They pay and abuse. while you laugh,'Sir, and wig, Tin.) smite at the horses, and you at the asses. SPOICHING tiawsIARKET vtasT sHuNG.mEECING, tBti AIONDAY, ATAIL 29. Mr. hl'N.unarA's in. ) 4. by Kill I,evil, beat Mr. Craven's gr. It. 1)14g. 111 , 01 i 41t). LUUL mile of B. C. 104 s. b. to t oa , Mr , M.Nainals's br. g. v ans i tt ares b. f. S2lldlf>o out of Nobles clam, beat tit SAtAvilleai c. by thck. A udievvs, out ut Seafvw I, Bst. sth. each. AD. M. itoug*. h. it.—a.to t agst Mr. Vansit• tart's b. f. bvvolbctikic46 of rooy,s, each, h. ft, cults, Lt. slb. Bst. alb. Two yr old Course. Nlfijor Wilson's la. t. by Walton, out of a Trumpator mart; . • Li 4101'14 1 's dt t. bE ou agle, tof a sister to Petworth 2 Mr.' Netirtlle b br c. b y y Trtrwitator, out of Medina's dam pd • t, ; agst Nlajor Wilson's Mr. Snrkesir,"at'l 'lib, boat 14 Icrsey's Lang. It tr. —2. to t agst Chester. 'Mr. Anufew's Drsei4tiit, beat I. d ()xtord'i Molgiana, sst. Aci%,ss the t lat, loop. lad fulcy't; be. t,, Major Wilson's Juniper, Sst. 2,1 b, ettat, lie IR)Ugb. , SW:Up:It .()f z hs. cat.ll, .B.A. 410. I . wo.yr old Course. Sir; Ltklky . 4-: ,, ,l4w*lird Croco!. TiN4tywichct 2. 3 6to or, 10kz... Sweepsrititen ot Loop . , each, it.. ft, D. C. 11/4'r.,,Y,111,014fV. 1)1111v,ig 1 1, s,t, iott). Mt. 1..,,c114,,p1 , ;:„ , ' • ti,t 31b. ;kir. 41b. t Oxfor,l'4. t'Lnlitoo, Sit. tatty. 2 Itorteigh. 1,,.1 G. i'siven,fish's Mititti, , ztltape., Rot. 41b, hot Mr 511:0;.,:.w .o'4 t'litbbic!, Sot. dib. 1.). 1. to 5 a pt MlLl,tl4.7ltiol i,oodiiko:' GoltivP Fleece, by Sorcerer, dam by litagon, p1.,41. .I.,itlbrooke litiblitt, by .11.41111/1130111:114fist. 51b, ~ vo•yr oltt Conroe, toogs. )11' by co st : („n , so t. 1,,t, F.. Dentiock's Pheatttit, by Ei!Kte.• Esc. tgig . rec. ° Cifp4,lCllOlVS CopcilbagCti, 7s, R. M. p It, Sonterset'a Scorpion, s4t. rec. ft. front Major I.,rcbu.4, 140„ 71p, Ab, b. It, I ,t the'ut,lorsl'4l7.,,nltot, 94t.agsr, SAckville's Woptl itm , , Sot. ,At.;russ Flat, tOOO. (111 by ccinilent. - - 4 pil - pit ouititAm RACES. WCON43OXY, Al'ittL 24. 'MK:Trial Stakcs wero• won 1.1 Mr, R. Dorsky's ch. c. by f•,:tiittilli , „ tkoattlig sir 11. V. 'l'ciopest's b. c. by SilUttiQ. SWCeptilllkcs Of logs togs. a4bictl. Mt ilsob" cCP .by tia t oblotoolan . i V; M, I. 1....t.i441ii.'5b c ; by ,R.coletobrsocer Mr k,iltt , , b f. by "t)rcerar • , ) • , • 3 1• . • sir 11. 'ccilipco... b, c; by listootctontan - 4 mr, R. I.). sliAlo'D 4. by - Itutnolobrancgr - 5 Two tir,two, inuitheAv. Colkl Cop of moo. mid 3ogs. in Specie. Mr, I'. Duncon:,e',4 Liiirel Leaf . ',ii H. V. Tmp-L. e.l'4 b. c. by Sbbttlo . I.(qti Nlontontielies itov-ar Ali'. 14,kwith's RetLetion . - 1%11. liaihe's Penelope • . Pd I, Storey's b. c, 1), Cardinal . b to 4 Laurel I eat Aga.ittst the Field, .- A in,, , t eN.celleitt race, won by halt.it.rieck. S a tne do the I.4.inhton limit Sisk, s, of ) ' guineas each. ',, I# . MOKiiike's Soithre Sir. C. M. St, Paul's Culittfit Mr. i 'iolt'4, Kegzitt ' .. Mr. 1 inihitio's Lotiv:.:l . . Xlr, linatto's Qenerot qr.iitiitri . .1.. 4.. I,ul4lllt:'i iVial,tibvie . 3 10 1 on Spittlte. 'A doubt haying i 41.41, Ati to the glialitications of Mpitlite to stlit l'+')r Om I.3Migan itakts, :mower heat W4s nth, Wbb:h WAS ,„vort by Mt. St. l'anll3 Insole, Conieo. Mr. I,..n.k.son'i .i,:i ILlo,;•ttilikto. the-tnark, neat Mr, 1, 0 1 1 .. Awn'', 5.,..i Intibolt, two miles, for 57, guineas. t'h iiit:e ittford,-(1 well allltiserr.Ciil. V) the speelators, anti wa3 •ik on coocbtrti ; it Was Will by half a head, 'l'hey tin lior. heat ins:yen minutes. LCitiOON: Printed by RI CHM it the SuN4Mic LAW REPORT. COURT oF KUNG'S, BENCH, APR IL 19. Silt CURNW ()THEM V. VALS GRAVE. This was an anion brought by the assurtd ;Theat the tenderwritet,, upon a policy of insurance, to , rocover ai for a total loss upon a cargo, The po licy Wae underwritten by the defendant, for the Olin of 300 i. upon a prehnittant 30 guineas. The value of the goods insured was about 35,0001. and the voyage was at and from the port of London to tLe Baltic, and back, to touch at the several ports in the Baltic, laud, and dispose Of the'eargo, with va rious other liberties. It apeeaVed in evidence,, that the goods in ques tion were slep e ed on board a merchant vessel called the Thetis, which sailed under a license froth the port of London on the 95th June, 1810, and arrived in Revel roads in due -courie. The vessel was im rnediaiely seized by the KusSian Governmeet, and. on the 6th August the goods were landed and car ried into the Russian store-houses, where they had te wanted ever since, and all attempts to recover them ware vain. Mr, PARKE for the defendant said, that his only wish was to justify the Underwriters for defending teis'attion ; they had been informed, that the Cap tab) of the Thetis, - instead of disposing 01 his cargo itt proper time, had delayed and loitered - away his time, until the ship WAS seized by the Russian Go vernment. The contrary, however, appearing in evidence, he relinquished that ground of defence ; but : he submitted to his Lordship's consideration, whether, in a case like this, where the party brought his aetion as for a total loss, he ought to have abandoned, in order to entitle him to maintain that adion. Itt t his case ,there was no abandonment whatever; the goods were lying in the warehouses at Rei;el, not yet dispoSed of in any manner, or had. cue.lernuatiun of ship and cargo taken place ; be theretore submitted., that where a loss sustained, called by the law a total loss, there was a necessity ott the part of the assured ,of abandoning before he could bring this sort of adieu ; but not'having aban doned, lett it as a partial loss, fur which only the plaintiff was entitled to recover. Lord ELLENBOROUGU t)berVed, that he should leave it to the Jury' to determine whether they would find (under all the circumstances) as, for total or a partial lois. This was a loss by detention, but whether it would end in a total seizure Was at present a mitre contingency. The Jury would, nowevet, give damages proportionate to the injury sustained, within the sum insured; the whole of the cargo had been. detained, and his Lordship re collected, in the reign of the Emperor caul, a num ' ber of ships with their cargoeii, were detained, and afterwards restored to the pariiete Tee Jury were, however, the beat judges, and to their breasts he left it. The Jury found a verda for the Plaintiff for the anthem laid in the declaration. BIBM G 114 , Arittr, e 5. T,IIUNDER STOUM. On Tuesday afternoon, between four and five o'clock, this toelt and neighbourhood was visited by a wort, though severe, storm of thunder and lightning, accompanied by rain and hailstones, (smite of which measured two inches and a half in circemference) which broke many skylights and windows. A thunderbolt fell,on the house of John Hart, a nailer, at liarborne, near this town, and burst 'with a most tremendous explosion, blowing ctli a great part of theyoof, which was scattered in all directions into the adjoining fields and lanes Hart's wife'and seveti children were in.the house, at the tittle, aud the unit ppy husband was at the ioor of t his smithy, in - the ad , of breaking sortie when he saw The root fall in, and was one eft the first who man up stairs, to extricate his children from the smoking ruins. His eldest daughter was considerably hurt, being much burnt in the side, breast, legs, and thighs; the mother's hand was scorehed, and fur a lung while she could not feel the least use of litr arm. It was a distressing sight to see tlie poor man in the most'agonisedbtatt', h.::waiting his loss, and I:linen:log hip dear wife and family ; and he could not be pacified till home gentlemen who happened to be at Mr. Gray's Ta vern, and ran immediately to the - spot to render what assistance they could to the-unhappy sufferers, colletled the whole of the family, and tranquiliz ed the frantic father. Mr. Covey, Surgeon, of this town, passing through . Harborne soon after the accident, very kindly tendered his services, and we are happy 16 find that none of the family (except the eldest daughter) hove suffered any. very material injury. The gentlemen before mentioned promoted a smhll subscription for the immediate Wants of the unfortunate family, , to enable theta to repair their house, and replace their furniture. The fall of the roof had in part broke through the ,cieling of the kitchen, and the chamber windowr were literally thatteted to pieces. The friends and neighbuors ot the unhappy sufferers. must humane ly ai ,,isted, and seemed emulous who 'should lodge the family till site!) time as their house could be pr o . lepairod. The Tunnant, on her passage home from Lisbon, boaded st . Poraignese frigate, from Rio .Taneiro, which communicated. the intelligence that the Prince Regent of Portugal was about to leave that place for Lisbon, and it was supposed was then cin his ,voyage. A nurriber of mock notes, for a penny, fabricated obviously in imitation of the ONR POIII4-0 notes of the Bank of England, are at present in circulation. After the words " for the Governor and . Comparry of the," the words " King's Benclt and Fleet' are insetted in an upper line, m very small characters and, tkremainder of the sentence concludes " Bank in (MAO of of) England." The hackney :coach ' men are the principal putters au' al these notes. A person who asks change of a two pound nate from one of these gentry, I:articularly at night, tatcly escapes being cheated. RD ft int IS, of No. 4, Martlett.c4surt, liow.sitret t aral E, No, n,;,Strand, wtere Advertisements, Orders fa t 4`2 6 -4 RUSSIAN TRADE. The following Memoriil has bon) presented by !he Merchants of St. Petersburg') 'to one of the Ministers of the Emperol' Sta'--Notwritlistanding the advanta:zes might have been expeaed, kr our, trade from the wisdom that diretteil the IS,Lnifest and Tara 01 December 19, 180, the events of the present ti . rot-s must necessarily count , rad those views, and pre vent their salutary effects, Commerce has attained a period of which the annals of former times can not furnish us with any example. The rigour with which it is almost every where plinished, -causes an &ethic re-aetion, the shock of . which is painfully felt in every part of the mercantile world. We have. seen pillars of commerce, which ap peared steady and firm, giVe way's the consequeuccs of it increase, and portend greater calamities, and the means are eVallowed up 14 the torrent of daily catastrophes. Confidence is destroyed, credit falls into disteOtne, and soon commerce will only be known to have once existed. Russia, which, by her situation, and by the na-, ture of her produaions, can only carry on a mati• time trade, is, more than any other country, aired ed, by the anathemas pronounced against trade. Amsteidam and Haniburgh, the only axis en which the commerce of Russia turned, no longer exit for her. Neutral flags disappear one after another. The United States have threatened to re.estaulish the Non-intercourse Ace, if England will not recal her Orders of Council before the 2d of February. England grants no licenses for the Baltic, unless it is for corn. All these considerations make us justly apprehend that no vessel will arrive during the next Cason. , We leave, it to the wiadoar of your Excel lency to calculate the consequences which a continu ed stagnation of trade will produce on the receipt of taxes, as well as the impossibility in wiyich Go vernMent will find itselfof fulfilling its engagements abroad. We content ourselves with explaining, in afew words, that the prolongation of things in their pre sent state must inevitably drain the resources of ge-. neral welfare, paralyze industry, unnerve agricul ture, and 'more and more swallow up national riches. There is a means of opposing a dyke to the c mities with which we areahreatened to be overrun —that is, Licenses; it is simple, efficacious, and seems the moFe admissible, having been already adopted in France Government might grant to all merchants in Rus sia, at their request, licenses to. import.permitted merchandize in neutral vessels, according to the. tariff of the ieth of December. The neutrality of ships might be proved by only showing the at of property; the merchandize imported by favour of a license shOuld not be liable, to any other examina tion of paper or document, either of its owner or origin, with regard to local distance blanks ought to be left in the licenSes for the name of- ttre Cap- • tain, the vessel, and the flag. Whoever demands a license. should bind himself to export, in Russian produce alone, the amount of merchandize imported by the satne license. WO ever does not make use of licenses, continues in the integrity of the existing-law. The advantages re stating from such a measure ere evident. Those houses which have yet the means of entering into enterprizes, net venturing to it from a fear of losing their property by the- propagation of a system of 'confiscation, will find in licenses a security and en couragement for following a branch of trade, from present they are excluded by existing cir cumstances. Foreign merchandise; ss ill arrive boldly, and the prices will be lowered by the consi derable diminution of freight and insurance, which wilt he one of. the immediate consequences. . The manufaCtures and. fabrics of the country wil' he nourished and encouraged'by the (*twilit') of procur ing at a reasonable price, their necessary wants, of which they are threatened to be entirely deprived by the act cal situation of I,hings, ,It is only by this measure that the homely com modities wilt find a sure opening by the return o f ships art ived with-licenses, and Whi cti without - them would never have gone into our pens. Knowing how much your - Excelleitcy hits at heart all that interests the general welfare and the ad vantages of trade, we request you to do us the fa vour of laying before the Throne our most respect ful request, that his Imperial Majesty would.'deign to grant to htt - fifithful unuchants, licenses, accord ing to the above-mentioned principles, and in as short time as possible, as ihe 'seascin• is so moeh ad vanced that this measure can only be of use if it is quick and peremptory. In supporting our request with your wisdom, your Excellency will acquire a new right toipoblic gratitude, Ste. • GIiIfiDHALL, A woman, eta decent and interest ing appearance, was yesterday charged at this Office with obtaining five half pounds of ten by fraudulent meansefrom . the shop of-4 Mr. Sparrow, grocer, on Lungate-hill, on Friday and Saturday last. It appeared trom thostarementsolVm. Arney and Henry :Sparrow, two lads who served in the shop, that the prisoner went thither on Friday .and then asked for two half-pounds of tea, which she directed might be placed to the , account of 'Mr. Al derman .Smittt,' of Bridge-street, who was one .of Mr. Sparrow's customers. The lea was given to her without *shogun, and she took her departure. In the evening she returned and obtaieed another hall-pound of tea, in a similar manner. On corning the next day, however, for two other half-pounds, suspicions arose in the tnind.of young Mr. Sparrow, who first gave her the lea, and then - foll Owed her into Bridge-street, where he saw her glie one half. pound to a wornao, , whout she.met. Ile immediate ly accosted her,., and conducted her back to his brother's shop, from whence, a messenger tAns-dis patched to : the house of Alderman Smith, to ascer "iiiwkt4r she bad been sent by the Imnity,,,bit they denied all knowledge of the transaction. She was consequently committed to the Compter. Sir W. C. (le ytcN, who presided, desired that she should be remanded to Thursday; on which cloy he directed that Alderman Smith should attend. ISOM by WILLIAM ARMIG SR SCRIPPS, South Mct.ton street, the Por i Litttrs for the editor Ike. (port-paid), taus: b add' egfe.kup . , WIPTIIS. , On WelnesAiy last, at .11,iilops Stoka, the Key. I bornas Giiii,ier, ot a Sun, , . ip' 1 4511. On the 27th inst. in S. proo's•flia.c,lnewl-- liarit 1). 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