The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-16 00:00:00

iaanres to upwards of 200,000 c Add not get li.l 01 at any price. TliP following is a list of some of thits. houses tha r ~_'~e • • • Csi.ats, IVIARen EngliTh cutter taken yesterday by several privateer%, within t%t . leagues of Cape Alpreck, has be , n..brought into this port. This cutter, ..of about 1;. - .4) tons bttrtben, • carrying ten iti-pound iron carronade% manned by 47' men, and commanded by Lieutenant U. Tin Lir, sailed front the Downs on the 12',itit of February, to cruize off acetic. Lieutenant Taylor : and his First Lieutenant art; Aightly wouodcd, Been, '2 7 —Two, English prizes have been taken by ennibace, of St, Mato, Capt. Verron. One of them is called the Tr iveller, a brig.of 173 tons; shelves carried into St, Malo on the t3LI inst. The other was hi ought. into !rreg,;tnor on the ; she is a brig, named the Fcritti, cat r 123 tons, hound lom Buenos A res to London. This cap ture is valued at hix, hundred thousand frtmc,.. Her cargo is compoied of 16,000 dry hidei in the hair, of bark, 25 tons ()fewer in bars, 400 hales of tallow, and LOO6 horns. She sac tliSo 4000 dollais,on bo • d, Teutons, Ft..a. ^s.—The General lEinerlau, Cap- Dur,ind, which sided from hence last August', is returned after a site months cruise, during which the Captured rive, vessels • The EnBlish:lett,:r of marque 'Ocean, a blig ten I , „-peuiri (arronades, •laden with easstmeres, velvet ;,i,•Ges, Jurd* , v,,re, anti of her dry p o ds. The ; English poiacre Luisa, c.,rr%itt six, 6-pound ou l tin ar j es , kmd,if tit it h 11,tii lc and raisins. The Amer c, , ,; ;,;alnOt Friendship, With a cargo ut °Qum, a .1 tnariegaii).., Thd English brig the. dles t, cirryiog five pout - 14041'r nudes; with, a cargo of h 61 3 ,, 11-rns, and , old rags. ..Tois v. , ,sei had loor of - her crew, One' of wriom mui tally wounded in the engagement. The , privateer susoened nor toss. • A , Vci i l:lBliy, the spanish nothbard ihre Bette/4/or, - laden with oil, , ap,.hon, and tiriPd' 645: Geneial .enieriau slssr tour of these prizes. Bizr.ite. L'Oattrap,• c. Is so jc:it' heard that a vessel id tw6 innidreCi loos has'been lost to she southward et Bell , . isle, She was a prize to the *Were, of Bourdeaux, and Was bound hum -Pro vidence to London, with a cargo of cotton ant! mahugtry. ,She rain ash ore to escape rem atu English frigate. Hopes are entertained that a part 01 her cargo will be saved, s PAtitt, I ti.----The tbllowing iS•the answer of his Majesty ;0 a Deputation of the Electoral Col lege of the mvvinieut 0+ Finisterre :r-e• I receive your address. The true cause of the disasters which the navy has sustained, arises from the loss of those inestimaille men, which Ifiranee, 'has been iteorived of iu the aril wars that bate principally torn Britanny and Poitou. I shall visit Breit as soon as it is in my power. But such is the power of my Peorle, that in foto' years I shall have more tit 100 sikil or the line and vOO frigates. The , lailorit of the Adriatic, as well as those of the Baltic„ , already contend with my firelonS and P roveo c a ls i n tea) and courage to contribute to the freedom of the seas ; in which not only the interest of my Eli. piro, but that of all the nations o; the world, i in volved." ' Hitt Mjesty the Emperor took the diversion of shooting yesterday, at the Prince of Neufchatel's, at Grefibots, The prirtce of Schwartzenlierg, the AllttriArt Artrihatotatior ; the Dukes of Coenegliano, Maggio, and Charles of Placentia Vice.A.Orniral, D o Winter, and ciilerAi Dutnonceati,' had the lid= flour to he of the party, On his reiurni•his Majesty' held the 30) Covlnd of Commerce. ~ F i n r? N cap] w Ht.uses.—ltobinson and Hartshorn; Tho. tai; t'toeter ; ion Moore and ions; ElNans: Curk, 1 {elks, and Schaw ; 'Jackson and Day ; and C umpbell ; Junes Earl grow ; John NVOINs , John Pa , rick ; Thomas Sathivelhivart and co. Scotch Hou , es.—Elias Hagens; Wil. Rob. Bruce. The fiatUe advice 4 from America, at the 2Gth of .1,111131 y, - inform uq, that no Freitch or American hoose had received the 'least shock—that the ex changet.on England was at a to , is of twelve and one kill per cent.--and that it wa6 considered certain, that the Non.intercourse Aft would be revived in full force against England. 1: Attll LS. An aiv 14b7-3 Waterfant. t)ugM-t AlalD, tatord. ' , MeV OF THIS DAT A r TWILL,V O'Ol.OC H. Consals - • - • 454 11 S U N., 401.1C4 14u1SDICAN.A. fA4tl4l3t A Vi)ll.*l ? LONDON, SATUIMAY, StATICSI 16, fall. Last night the Navy Eitillialei were brought for ward hi the'liouseof Commons by ,161 r. 'Volu te. The stlonnent w. its n every point of view so sail*. tisdory, sod the Es knates so perteMly Clear, that o il Bona of Adinir,il.y wcre complimented, even by those who ate in general in clip bittit.of diffiaing from the present Ministers. NU. CaoKRA, uxialoined to the conntl'itiee, why the of the Firt Lord or, tits Auhnirahy ap peare,„l nt, the Ritlm4tes only aot)01.-in4t ad Of 400 i. amium, Vit., till 11,r. You Kr: ILtd declintd ac t cent g uoool. of the stlaril, became he held another 1 ,1 ce, oatnelb that of T4llet of the Exclietiner„ the ( . o , 4 ,l t taieta4 Ot WhlCh Were 20001. a-) . ni 4 l)t Paris Paiterii. to the 22th inst. arrived. r, e) coli taie no new 4 wltitv%er; we, h4tve, how . . e%tr3,-tect an articlo or twos w hi c h tire miller a ytili!.iar The one i ccititititlictum cif some rumours which acre said to be in circulation, that M. ['ADM:CHEM Uho is come over to this eoun. try, is charged l 4 WI, pacific overtures: We never heard of these ruonnurg, and we believe: they were only invented fur the purpose of being contradiaed, in conformity with BUONAPAKTE'S ..general system, of u.hat the French call illysiificalion. The' other article is the Answer ot BUONAPARTV, to ►he Address of the EleCtoral College of the Department of Finis terre, respeaing I,be, decay of its Commerce. In this Answer BUONAPARTR speaks of the Provinces by their old names, such as Poitou, Brittany, k c , and attributes the destruClion of the French Naial Power to the Civil' Wars since the Revolutir►n. Yestcrday, at twelve o'clock, his MAJR6TY and Dr. Wit.Lisr walked on the Terrace at Windsor till one, when he retired, to his dinner. At two o'clock his MAJESTY came out of the Castle again,. accor panied by Gellelill6 MANNJIRS and GAUTH, and con tinued till after four, which is his usual time of re turning. His MAJESTY being so tnnoli recovered, Windsor has again testmied 116 former gaiety. The Ilan& of the Lloyal Horse Guards, and the Stattordshire Militia, play twice a day through the town, 'which Ltd hitheito been prohibited .since'the late Prin; cess ,Amccts, rctuuied from, Weymouth; and the illness of the KING. It is expected the promenade on the Terrace, for the public, will shortly be 'open. The Ship.owneki of the port of Liverpool have petitioned the Lord's of Trade not to g ian t licenses' fOr the importation of wood in foreign ships : si. mihr application WW Madd . a few-days-ago hy. the Ship-owners, of North an d S ou th Shields: These indulgences are as injurious to the imeresti . of the British American Colonies as they are to the British sliipi,ing interest j and, the experience of the last Iwo years pri , VeS there is no necessity for ir. it appears by the primed returns from Quebec, that there were cleared out fro:n that port last year 63s Ships 138,057 Tons n i l v t ti th it 4 t r a e s ?. 5,836 ditto Total 66i Ships 143,891 11 verdidng 216 Tons each. • .• The returns from Nova Scotia, and, NeV:r" - ifeuns wick and the .atiilleot Settleincnts, for thelastlear, arc JP , ' yrr recetved. FALMoUTH, MARCH t3.--..Arrived . ..the Plover sloop of war twin a cruize, and sailed again in a Itiw hours, The vogsel seen yesterday evening melt.tttg for this harbour and supposed to be the Ifdlizatetiv racket; from the Mediterranean, proves to be the Cuniker land, Gavels, from Savannah.. Vocst. Coscaer.—The ((malt performance at the elegant Rooms in I - fawner-square had its usual rowd Of iinble and fashionable vis:tors lase 'the Selettinn w 3 ;popular. The. tine Sinfonie of litf.rrnovew ,displayed the . csceltence;ul the Band. We never heard ii to more advantar:• The P.- l'rtings also tEslinguished themselvesin a COnCer. limit, for two French horns.. Madame CATAt AN! was very great:in ." 14estar VOIIVi," by POSTOGA L.LO, and in the beautiful little Air, " Cease your fun. 'ling," she was unanimously encored. , lissalsoN gave HORARY'S song of " Gentle Lyre," in' his' usual interesting and finished manner. It Via: greatly applauded. Mrs. BlAN,cur, Miss DAttltY, atid BEGLAXY, acquitted Oternselves highly to. the satisfaction At the audience, Maom.t.a, Song Li); GAZZANIGA, ,1 , i+114 truly excellent, A new Glco by •• Who is Silvia. ?" the - 'wolds by B . I.IAI‘ESPI:AIIIt, and " Faithless. Emtud," . har monised by Mr. Grte,icortax, were much applaud ed. The Music in IllacGetli, and several grand Choruses by. HANI3I/L, were favoutite parrs of this Seleetion. The Glees were ably supported by Mrs, BIANCHI, Miss TRAVIS, MeSSIS. 09SS, EVANS, ELLIOTT, BELLAMY, and LEIiTE. OPLIRA LAW•SUITIIO—WATEIIS 12. TAYLOIti•—A motion was yesterday made in ilia Court of Chan. eery by Mr. Ilicustins, founded on the defendant's aid Avit, to remove the sequestration laid uti t 3,0001. which the defendant bad bodged, in hip own name, i n tite hands of his Bankers. After hearing Mr. H ART and Mr. RrCizAuus in reply, his Lordship refused the motion, . . . &cram 11 , NT.-A young Lady, nineteen years of age, the daughter of a Gentleman #t'Brompton, eloped with a young • Student at Law,• early on We morning, bu' wpm pursued and overtaken at Heading, the same day. The Lady esoaped by the window of the first floor • back. room; and the fugitives were conveyed to Reading in one of the Bath.mortiing coaches. Her triendo,• however, were so early apprized of her conduct, that, be was surprized in alighting from the coach, by her Pther's servant. • • . , An °dicer ul Cie, name of Oliver, started yes; terday morning, at 1y igmore-street, to go to Bland ford, Dinseish,re, and return jo,Loildon, two hun dred miles, in fifty hours,. for a wager of two hundred guineas. He was at , ..assingstoke 'seven hours after he started, in good condition.—Betting ii against the undertaking. About t.Aelve o'clock. on Friday night, :the large barn ill Motik's Hall, new' iieswick, was discovered to be on lire,' and soon after quite consumed, toge. ther with the stable, cow-houses, tirc, consisting of fourteen lengths of timber, with all the corn, (*nue' hundreds of bushels) hay, potatoes,- husbandry, &c. -Fortunately it was discovered• so as the .cattle, horses, tke. were got out ; but there were three shrill ,Scots that were, olved with the greite,t difficulty. The hair of one of them was Lazing pit its back, when it was got out.' Flow this lire uri4i riated cannot. yet be aticertained. • The in - mit:lf he lots-4 to Littly FtAtmi NO, 41 Court of Chancery in Ireland his deli.Nated an authnr-ty tor the represeilialvi:s it the, put.,,,, tt i Arclibilliop of Dublin to ienew *cesiti,t) tliit lidtt expired, by which I,i Grace's family tvlit tkitit-,0 'leo; 311,00111,1ro:u finei - LotivuN POntei by it It. 11A 1) ti n 14 kis. or N o. 4, bloritztt ,nurt. L ow. itttet 11131 n at/ht. Stiv.,ol , lqcll, No., FlT2rd. 44fiterticriarvi i , •or LINCOLN ASSIZES. PROSECUTION FOR A SEDITIOUS LIBEL. THU KING V. DItAKAItO, At nine o'clock on \Vednesiay morning the trial of .111,A traverse or indittment came on, before ! the Hon. Baron WOOD and a Special July the Grand Jury, belote whom the indictment was laid, baying on Torschly afternoon found a true, bill, it had been expected that the proceedings would be carried on in the nature an information ex 'officio by the Attorney General, but the trial was proceettechsin in the conunon way of indttiment. Only six special julyineitof the panne' answered to their .naines, but ,a odes being prayed, the following Zentlemeu were .swurn :--- • George lloplehy, Fig. J. Ellis (Cherry Willingham) W m . Conniff), Fsq. Yhomas Brown lobo Rich: mason, Lag, Christopher Norwood ono Green, li:,q. George baii,lers . .. . oho Nlanorrs, Esq. • ' Jelin Coulson olio Elliott, Esq. William Niossop. • The pleadings were opened by . Mr. Itrnt'Ncir.p.B, Areal OW ease, was stated b, Mr. CLAREE, who, with: Seljeallt VAnoriA'N and Mr. READER, comincicd the prosecution.—The libel 'was stated to have butm published in she paper called Drakal fry Stamliod IVetvs, of the (2..ith of August last, ami to be ,em bodied in sung. °h.q.' vations headed ''OarsTirou sitsrio LAsucs," tending to create dis , itiettion amongst the soldiers, to alienate the it affec— tions from . their orheers, and to • ccasion a gent:- rat - prejudice to tins military sentice of the euen try, by holding ue the discipline ol - the, army to abhorrence, and deterting his Majesty's subjeeis from entering therein. 'The publicatton, Mr. Cfilk, stated, wa s in. a nature so itifaisious, so he:l i t iou s and dangerous, that no 'good man who heard it read,. could restrain his restutinent, or "he;itate in his , judgment upon it ; and he thought the Attortity, General would have been groSsly deri inet. of his duty, had liii.nof proceeded to prosecute the author and Publisher of venom so foul as that e.ntained in'the • libel. He then lead various passages of the libel complained of, commenting Sxitli severity as he 'proceeded. The tendency and objea of such a doe- trine, he maintained, could only be to breed - intitiny, subvert the military establishment Of the conntr) , and Make us, by the disaffection of out - soldtcry, an easy conquest so our irriplabble enemy; and he cal led opa l the Jury, by their verdict, ,to pronounfe, liisit Seille, at the heinJastiess of the publicaiiint laid before iheto. ' The priming and publishing of the libel A,VIC proved by the pi oduelion of a copy of ~t he paper of the Ilailb of Acigurit ; and the respotistbilily of . the, Jett ndant, by some official regulations of the,Stativ... ~,ifice, of which John Booth, Esq. Mr. M..E1gi , ,., and an officer , from ' the . Statup-utACe in Lomiop,. save testimony. • - • Mr, BitorroitAm (who had been brought•tram the ' York Circuit), then 'rose, and, on behalf of the de* tendant, addressed the Jury in a speech of two hours •and a quarter. , Alter some observations ."upon the ingenious and ecipirktical manner in which, he said, the advocate for the prosecution hadottUred the tendency is: the alleged libel and 'the intention of tie.acithrir; he, al. Is , clecl. to the la:e trial of the Uessris. Hunts in Lon. don, lor publishin g the .grealei pat t of the article which was the hubjea of this, prosecution, in their PaPer called the Lxaminei.. They had copied :i W . aship:ed three-lbw:Ills of the cksquisitiOn on military discipline, from the deieliclant'S Paper ; and on trial* for the alleged offence of so iloitig, had,•by a Jury of their country, been acquitted of crirninahly :—, " and;', said Mr. Brougham, " can that be iolio ! .cent in'Westwisister which IS criminal. in •Licoln • shire !" . The Learned Gilltlemen proceeded to assert the, right Of Englitilmien, to form and deliver their opi ! , awns upon any subject upon which they chose.,tu exercise their judgment. Ile begged to be int o rM. , ed ',nice when - WdS (that 'he might know t h e era,`. for the purpose . ot cutsing it) that an 'Engli4hut.art, feeling strongly upon tin interesting subjeet, might not strongly and ttcely express hi* opinion The right ut I rating an opinion 'Wasitteontestible ; and was it to be told to any man, that he must adept ,4, particular torn) of words in expressing it ? Th e . publication before tin. Jury was a piece of reasiming in support ,of 'an honest judgment ; and was the defendant 10 be•visited with t 'years' impriion, meat in u dungeon, because, In support of his,, opi., nion, he had not argued dully, supported it Nagy, : and illustrated it 'obscurely ? Surely not. -Whalevef,, evert. the 'inconveniences of Warm expressions, We„ nin)t submit to them, it we would have disettasion ; at all ; and aito'popular clamour, in a tree country it was •dettitable rather : than alit, as tending to a right understanding of atlitsrii; and a just ape of rec4i ou, measures, " Uproar in Engl ,tid 'is %,‘ nesenle whilst in France,'' said Mr. BROUGIIA:s1, " every, whisper hypestileritial." • Tile beneficial eoribequence of •discussion like that how- t'OmpLititd 'of was, that in attacking • toe flaws and bins of oUrestablish nutots, it produced something - near ; such discussion was the inalienable right of Ei.gliahmen ; and the, most vital. part of the Cohstitution 'ender which they tired. • In palliation'. of that part of the libel whiCh in strong tettns reprobated thd• military system of ft tr:' ging, ulled. it.. a greater curse than the' loilui)ittol),.. and the most heart-rending tyranny on this aide 1)61,, the Learned Counsel read passagos in the priblicir-', Otto Robert Wilson nit :the suject of eith-6:, wry punishments, in which Hogging will,. condelfia - ed in etina!ly strong terms and wh,it he .at down, alter having been an hour and a 9unuf.'r an hiS legs, a cons . deraole: . ciiipia l% was set up in the gallery and extremities ot the Co:at. The- Judge, will) great indignation, censured this itidency, and threat.' oiled one person whom he sr:Jetted from the croiad, with imprisoninent,tur the otience.; Mr. Cr4axa, risi ng to reply to • • the dditiwc!, 0 1 ) . sete,t v, t hat a sftongel ,poot the evil terideecy and tntiounce of the ptiblierit ton IA • the tieleiidaw. cotil:l' ow be, shown, toita in dlr• genii> atn•,npl Wltl'tl fiat! been just: .rnade ovrrit hy al) clamour, ~! to IP: • 41* down , tree ill:l4'y of tie Jury. d•tilke I.n.ido fir flu! laiegtflif deltldim,• he , u i evt‘r 'the .soft of 4:4,lnce Ithlde for men t 1) f tit r:v kV IL! i 4 M It ! I ''' I 0 - :4 v.C.! RUTS, Routh Mo;t4i fvt• ; 1" • cr at iq ua 3: ti:'itgd Cii.l4l;- • dist' I i or similar sentiments and cantina' the w to liad defended the author of " tlle 1 1 '0,, an," had taken precisely the sane ro d, pleaded the same rights. The 111106ns01; Learned Gent. to the tiial Of 410 Me 544. ,ti• ~gave him (Mr. Clarke) aright he bad aol I"' NAlore, of making those very persons eilago 4 ,,o , the defendant ; for altlioegh their will 10 ,0 / 6 ., they dare say was cot be doubted, it oltj i N t i ,e tut circumstance against the present det' a u r t' t ; i l. l/ ,in copying the article from his pipet I ° l W i l '; had been prosecuted, they hall omitted flies 2; 4 parts of it , ,and thus bliew o theittouju d g °l , l ? Libellous tendency of (he original, Til e tr° e " 1 ;f secution, th erefere,was fur a iiiglitlii°4:lsl:;:t: than those men had dared to publish; opinibn of the eminent Jade' %vile tried ase l : ll %., which they were crintinated via+, 14 16 " tenet.' publication was a hed i t id u i and aliic lo 7o Alluding to the liberty o f (Impress Ibi°„ ,;`,4 so much had been advanced , the Learaedu".ll!;4 said that too much was assumed under 194 r l e obi in France and other coantriet of the Press ex isted not, becins o Jot, appointed to control it ; and this egltif tl 4 ; N a the interference-of the Licensers APr 14; what tightly was understood GY pees;: it was not to be supposed to print whatever his seditious i:' position might anggest, and bert. 01 the'ess which he bad interruptedly-no such thing.;* free agent to all, but every tion 'his u: , e of it ; and it was the orbit( stand between the liberty and of As to the publication before it was, and was meant to be, in illiterate persons, incapable of dee , sun ,-to be regarded it, the same 'Wilson's publication (meant for 1 of judgment) : its bane was unsi antidote,end might do inconCei, was t 1 strange wary of encontaging `to hold him auras tt degrad: ti silt ::pale of the 'Coos' ii mitre, and ev. ~ .fellow subjects. Notwithstandieg lence of the system of 13uonaparte , duieridant so much admired, out had met those of the Tyrant ul ; atiperiority Of their courage, and . officers ; and if they were not II by such' miscreants,. as the aunt 'Jibe), %could , still, repel the el'"' moon try; btre . if they 'were to ha :ecl, or :taught that they bled lor them only vr it h cruelty, whilst no' • his soldiers and . inade their Condit':safety of the country. was no lotige. as, Certain. The , Junoe, in his ntlaress that they had beard a very clog ( harangue. ip favour of the de: Learned Courusel had'done his due was the:duty of the Jury to coin the country. The Learned Co; whether what was innoCent at vv bJ criminal at Lincoln ? hie ( - 1' wish to speak disrespectfully 0' might. be permitted icy say that Li tints' addressed were not. to be INA elf nny oti,er ie.'', and he I as e.nmpeter it tut that referred to /t► torn' a Just j , .idgment in the ne ater ,corge . them. " I am sorry," said Sit 1,00071 " I ‘ ,l say, that we live in on ag e g ' : " t lila press 'is most scanch:fwvotitsto " and. libelling , is become a 010 inflammatory expressions, 110 au.; : 0 0 0 be mixed up with discossion, ofla the . , cloak wartif feeling for th e ito r r io ',et the jury examine the P_ 1 ,,,, 11) I to ite e . tmein, and .lice whether any gu'l ts & l reasonably be supposed .CO WO ' lc ' rev?' ter. It was" to be feared that 0 0 . 1 :1 1 ;f t , /ions by which they were . Illisciauntey were endeavotiring t° 355 16 , w ito / gr ct in his projed of disgusting the P el f 1014: goverlien at ioe o to the' obSeriittions untie Lel l4 ' 0014 i krottliatii) on the subjea of ruili'3l' ,041141:0 could not but thin!: his spry( li of 11 ' 1 1 10 ; 10 been better delivered in that he is.a Member; he hoped he shl lot , it agitate , the subje6t there : if he d'"1, 0 0 st °01!: inferred that theGenileman did not w, 010 Pie Learned. etorOlik r Finnerty., as' an instance of the 4'o-1.0010: ; I) Judge for libelling w hich w . l en t aod Tiff, were notions which prevailed about the rq , '', i ' id oe)it s ,, l e publishing Whatever it was envied rt very laws of the country, It was said that indiVicluale had .0 !, i g the n tO r power beyond the Legislature e 51 ' 3 1:: the case, there wa s no seeurilY !,9-' , &0110, $ 1 netts but the notion was not °°*; t. ,liyl o ' 4 ;i 4 ' atihpernela,,ll I de . , d 00, 'but in the highest digree f iNc° 11 ' 11 . , V the Jury could . bo of t,,,f.„„„ irtrio tosPi, mischief was invent by'tbe d„frodio.„J consideration, they wirOld ,d,Ofilo" i bC (the Judge), in th e coesciellti "I' o,Autie". his. duty, had: no hesitant's' in 53';'''t;' -;4 dered it a most wicked libel. t on ri ii°111 0 1;e: The. 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