The Sun. — London, England, 1811-01-26 00:00:00

LYTTra'IN,TII/ Ttm,s.—" These ravages were carried Into elfeet _by the inhabitants alone." The Illoniteur.--" it the inhabitants themsf•lves • had destroy !WY . "iild have de , trt!3 44 —etiec" 1 'unity ;r esecially, they wonld'not have left maga zines of grai!), wine, . rice, which have placed the Fiench luny in a state of the greatest abtindante. On th. contrary, the inhabitants" have chncealed pill they conhi, r,i is natural ; and the magazines . which have been withdramy from the tnglish, have fallen ll3co the of-the... French." . LETT r INTHET s.— It ,Ford Wellington had had c h ow hritish with,him dt.T.daveta, ,nd the Split - dards had been willing to have ex , ,,c;uted his ordcrs, he wuuld Wye driven the Froch to the ictt Bank olthe • The .41107 . 1iteur.---" It Lord VI et;iogton bad had . „ 40 000 men a t Talay'vra, in the which . be Wai was of' th!! real rate 01 atilt rs, he would . have I st 1;4140,00n men; for he Would have march uptin Madrid, and the f2d, h, stn'! sth corps of -the 14'.ench army sv.a.dd hive cut hi!n off from the Ta gus. This bimst 61 the 4)0(6 is Ale: Whilst (buy have the 4th/foliage of being Masters of the sea-- of,haiinik :triple so niicilerol,lS t and ins Argents a tier their orders are reduced• to remain entrench ed and 'perched upon and 'before their vessels. ' ' f flik‘ is very 411ferent, troin managing a war of luttiches and manoeuvres i for this the Eng ! fish tire' in want of an army capable of manci,.ayring, EA an able General.. They have neither` one nor the other:" '• I.S. Waterford. Dios -.1 Cadiz, r Lisboa, 1. Dub. lin g r Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS . THIS DAY *r O'CLOCK. Consols 6 511 1., S ti N. 111Clita PAL‘Utit AUDIAII e t. () IV I) o IV, SATURDAY, JANUAItY '2 6, 1811. Windsor CJstle, lan. 26, ISto. 171 IS MAJESTY goes on in,a batiofittor) manner. " H. fiALrolin. " W, HEMMEN. " M. RAI LUC. " Ir. IL REYNOLD'. IL WILLIS." A debate of. considerable' length took place las t night ';ri the House of Lords, when the Regency Pitt tw,,nd throuv,h tie Committee. The Marquis of LANSPOWNIiInVCd, in the clatige respecting the Itnic.i;' the . following ame:,dmetit s 'That such portion of the establishment ot . his MAJEtaYtti Buy al kousehole as shad be, by any other Act, re. Skrval for the Clue care and attendance 'of' j'AiTY'S sacred 'person, and the maintenance of his Anyol dignity, be eutnnaittetlio the rate and chat e of the QUEILN'S MOM Atijesty„ and that until such Act shall pan, no atra,,gen,l!nt shall 14. ramie (except what the due attett,iatKe upon Ins . M A Je l pry tn;ty require), ;Ind no Oificer ti!;ah liable to be removed from hi; snuation."---Ti.is Amendment was carried ttpun a division, httt it is understood that, upon the Report, Lorfi.Liv k newt, will i,topnse to restore the original clause. 10 the courses of the debate, the 1.0111.); CHANCULLOR vetted to the attacks that Jiad been made, upon , dkpd ciniiienged.. the strictest inquiry into every ... xtyl of 'his condua. " Let calininty," ctid his 1711b4ip, " assail me, as it dilly , does—let, my conduct be Canvassed and critiCized, as it is every day in certain Public Prints, for acts which I have never iwriortned....let those who question 'the rec. titude of my judgment, and the fair n es s o f niy mo. fives, bting all their efforts to bear against me; anl.conseiQus of having acted right, and luny con. Heady Impaviduin farient ruiwo." The Opposition Papers are .perpetually asserting that there are no divisions - whatever among the Pally, and yet they ere every day giving us new lists 01 the intendid Achninistration Which are totally different from each othet% The following' lists are given in a Paper of this rooming : "I HE CAIIINEI. 'Earl ere; Mr. 'Victory Lord G roving Mr ortivie4Y klurquigi tit Lonsdowlic . Fiat Lordidthe Treasury. . Chancellor of the Exchequer. . ,Foreign Secretory. . War Secretary: First Lord of the Adiniralty. Lord Erskine' Thomas G renvil le Earl, Lord Chancellor, Master Cen: of the Otcol:ce. Keticlent 01' the Coatcil. idord . Lord Privy seat. The other Cabinet 16 as follows .first Loot of the Tredsury Lord Ilullaucl. Chancellor of the Excheq. ?qr. Whitbread. foreign Secretary . . Lord Yarmouth. War Setretary . Eu114104:4. tJ t >rn fiecrotaty . Sir Frftrreill Burdett. LOW chifiCtitai Sir S. komilly. liirot Lord at :tht Adruiralty The Duke of Clarence. Meet.• C;ou. of the Oftlll4llCo Mr. Sheridan. ,Plasidentot the r eouocil . The Duke of Norfolk, Privy Seal' Conaintler in Chief The Marquis of Hertford. 'The Duke of Kent, Wednesday night the Earl of WESTUOIIL,AND arme d in town twin ltis seat in Northamptonshire. In the course of the journey, his Lordship's car nage brokp iloWri tAkiCej, but, forttutately,.he re cuivcd trey Minty, NAVAL iq,EWS. . , . ~... .1 ri..totrru, .JAN. 24.-,-S,tiltiti. th is day his Da'0e1,.... ,.... ty's ships. ;hip ref i of 'qktintira . 4) Pcuea c k , of 18 pins, Copt,' i:Mkti- 0101 lrideffi r ir Lislar.n, Cadiz; Gibraltar, at I.MsliA:4 ' the 1f..0 or Lisbon 3 . the 67i /Pernouilk store ship . for the t`i , ledit errodean ; also a fleet of transports fur Lisbon, with detachments of the following regiments, el z.• I 3th 14th and I fit h Light Dragoons, 4th Driiibons, 3d Diagnon Gnirk and the tit Gertnarr Legion Hussars; likewise the transports Rubert and' Sarah-, and Amphitrite, for Cadiz; add Ilie Stilly, liAormaTT, for G•braltar; with cargoes of provisions,; the I)roihock, TlJObli.. SON ; for Mogadore; Sid .1 , u? y, .BLACKSTON ;* for Alicant ; Surprize," Ross ; fur Now Providence ; Providence, Fox, for St. Bartholomew's; the il'iwint .linyuf, HILL, for New Orleans; Mars, BAKaa ; Welling . ton, HUNGER ; the tranop°, t Harmon y , VEA• • COCK ; and the liambourgh vessel He wick.. old kii zabctli, FL \VERNINCK, master, for Lisbon: Went up' the harbour • to be repaired his Majesty's shipi Minerva and Inaefiltigable, of 311 guns each. • . Sailed ;his Majesty's ships Princess Charlotte, ,of 38 guns, COpeain'Tnntti, and Orestes, of IS guns, 1 Captain LAPENOTZERB ;,' .their destihation is not known. ' , The Cornwall Regiment of Militia marched in here, yesterday. • Arrived the jahn and Sarah from Waterford, last from Penzance, Arrived the Golden Grove, MILLS, fiom Wales. . PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 25.—Arrived his 'Majesty's ships 4rdent, Decoy, and llp peiles, a cant oy from the Downs; rdso'the I enus, Rontuvrs, .froob the Downs; and the 110 e, Frirra, from Ips , tieh. Sailed his Majesty's ship Dwarf, for the Downs. 'ent_ out of lin hour his' Mak sty's strip Daphne. DEAL, .JAN. 25.—Sailed tho fri,nte on, a cruize otEDungetiess.—Arrivedilie Red pole sloop:of war (Toro a cruize. The eolksione lu A ger has sailed for Portsmouth with the ulf re . cl and Eliza rner chantinett. Yesterday a Court of, ,Directors : was held at the &Ist House, whsn Capt Jots wes sworn into the command of the. ship Walthamslow, des tilted to Ceylon and -Bengal. Cist Saturday a.. Court Martial was held pn board the Salvaaoi del Amite flag-ship, in liamoaze, on , Thonets Smith, a royal marine, for atteMpting to desert ! in a boat, to the enemy,' with two otherma iire s (Atli° term:if-Icing's evelerie), from flue Ye mertille,.'of 74 ons, Sir B. POPHAM ; when; alter a loOg trial, lie was found guilty, and sentenced to tit 'hanged at the fore-)ard-arm•ot such ship . as the Lords 'Commissioners of the Admiralty shall appoint... `We lately inserted two public documents reSpeat nr; the iterhia anti the Pot te. The 'fellowing is'the most recent intelligence ,regarding the ne,ptiAions of those Powers: . 4‘ PrlieltiatTaGn, OM' 22.—The negotiations be tween the t wo.Eielligerents in tie East of Europe are li4ely to coot,' ,00n to tt close, although p e rhap s ilinerent froth wicit is expected. "The war, it is probable, ,will lie renewed in the Spring, as it ap pears that the , only objeQ of the Grand Vizier has been togniti time by negotiation, wilhent any sin ecru intention to accelerate the return of traNuility, Spies, sent out. by the enemy, have been engaged in schemes ro d . scover the force, inovernents, and intentions of the Russian ariny.: inßulgaria• the seeds of dissension have been again sown ; and in Servia incessant attempts have been made to foster enmity to the Russians. Under these circumstances, the negotiations.are eonducted with much more re. serve and caution, although they have not yet been terminated." There was lately found on Tyningham Sands, near Dunbar, the dead body at a large There were several wounds on its head,.and a cut On its neck, and from the appearance of the body, it had not been loi , g dead. It was immediately skin ned and stuffed, and is in good. prvscrtation. The colour is light dusky yellow ; black ridge down th e back, and nearly white in ie belly and breast. It has a sharp snout, etc.& ears, strong fore-parts, and a bushy tail. The length troin the snout to thc.. tip the tail . is six feet. The legs are shorter titan usu ally described. It is conjortured the creature has been aboard some of the vessels lately wrecked on the coast. EIIiNiURGII; JAN. 22,--011 Wednesday. night, about ten O'clock, a most ,brutal outrage was.Com mated in a dancing-school, kept in the Roman Ligle. Lodge of this city. A party of blackguards, up• . wards of twenty in number, armed with bludgeons, made a forcible entrance, aVld, without provocation, knelled down and beat tt,e schulars Some of the' young men xi/11°11A courage' to offer resktance were svriotisly cut and. bruised. A party of soldiers were' sent for from thelSliddry street guard-house; but, broil their arrival, some doubts occurred to them, whether they could pro ceed witlidut the authority of a • city constable Or officer of police and,' before this difficulty could be got . over, the villains made their escape by a back way from. the house( Wednesday night last' the school-room of Manor house, Kennington-lane, was entered by thieves, who broke open the locks of the desks and of every box there. 'rho objea of the vlllaina seems to have been the cash :which the young Gentlemen bring with them when they leave their parents. But in this they were disappointed-,--for as the school re opened onlyon Monday, very few of the hoarders had returned. The rubbers got later the walls at the back of the premises, and they entered by opening cue of the windows of the school. They carried Off several books, but dropped some of them in the garden.' Mr. Keegan and family were not disturbed by the noise of these not :turns!, vkitois, • LITI , REPORT. COURT OF KING' , IIO4CII , AN. ts. COk F.; E Mr. GArtjtow had to make a nrotion as 4whieh lie tntert,ined some doubt in point of frt 'The papers had just .been nut into -his handilind he tubted the Court's being entitled to go at once; the whole ktigth of his motion, though he was .con vi neediu the circumstances which . he,. should to relate, the,Court woultl,, feel every it clination to do so. His motion was, that an lxnnerator be en wed on the bail-piece, in this case, on these grounds, that 'a Commission of Lunacy Anal been regularly stied out against the detendarit, in October last, that he was now in the custody of one to whom the Laic: of insane persons Was entrusted, and that he was now in Court ready to be surrendere,t in disk birge of 'his bail but though this was inc Case, the iNlarshal might not be inclined to receive hitn, - hating no fit acconunodation for persons in the defendant's unfor tunate situation. Mr. , . Justice Le 131. i lac asked, had any proceed ings been taken againSt, the bail ? Mr. GAft ROW Ravin; answered in the •affirpative; Mr. Justice LE Bi.ANC said, Then*hy not'mnve to liSve - the proceedings against the bail st.iy ed Lord ELLENBOROUGH remembered a similar ap plicition having been made) and asked,' if there v , as an affidavit o all the fads stated by tie Learn ed Council ? • • • • Mr. GAIUtOW said,. there was an affidavit siatir.g that the defendant had been regUkuiyniade a lunatic in October last, that he had since been under the care Of a person entrusted with the cusio,V o i sane persons, and that he was now. in Court ready to be stmendeied in discharge of his bail. With the permission of the Court, lie should take his rul e in the altemarive, either IA by an Exontrator shotild tibt be entered 'on . the bail-piece, or why all prQ• eeedings should not be stayed. Lord ELLEN/301160GL' bald, it woul.t be better to sluve the rule agieeahly to what it iA as itiOst pro bible would oh ionnely. be the irpinion of the Court. It would be. better to wove to enlarge the period for retidering the delendant, as that was likely to .be tlq: kind of relief. wbieb the Court would finally be inclined to give. Tnerule was accordingly drawn up in this way. MALITINDALB tl. LOVELL. Mr. TpPPING applied for a rule to shew.. cause why the defendant should not be alloWed his costs in this case, he having be&t held to bail,for a larger soot than,thaf recoveredfrom • ' The odton was brought, for the price of 'a quan. tity of paper, Nit of which had been founduhfit for use, and as such had been seleded by a set vant of the'plaintiff's ow,n.to be returned. ', On 'the trial , titelf-Mftly so selected was prove! to Ite Of,the Va !tie of upwards of 80!, redoeing the plaintiff's de mod to 6x61, and yet lie had boa the defendant to bail for 7001. and Upwards. Lord Et LeNnottouott said, the 'amount of the quantity of paper : , elected and set aside :ts aunt' tor use, Was the very question litigated on th, trill!, It would be too much to say That 'he plaint iirhat.i nut reasonable ground for swearing to the amount of his claim., 'founded as.it was, on the represenotioia. others—a representation, too, which they vouched bylt heir oaths. Mr. Justice Gttos a.' could nbt . cOnCeil'e this,to he in the, nature of a vexatious arrest: Such a case as the present could never lvive been in thesont i t!mplaj tion of the Legislature when they passed the Azt on which the present motion was. founded. Rule refthed. THE KING V. THE MASTER OF Tun ELIZA SLOOP OF WAR. , • Mr. JEnvls, in the absence of the . AftOrney-Ge.; fiend, shewed.Caese against the issuieg of 'the Writ of 'Habeas Corpus moved .for in this case during the last term, theVule in which had been enlarged till the present term on the application of the Attorney . General. The application was made on the part of William Cliallender,: on the ground that he was not liable to be impressed, being a Master mariner, and his affidavit bore, that he being the toaster and part owner of the .Alery, a vessel employed in the ,coal and coasting trait, had been iiiiptessrd in the river Swansea; on the 3d of November last, but had 'been dischinged the ' tellowing • day, On the Bth of the same month, while on board his own vessel, a person named James Murray, whom he understood to be a midshipman , belonging to the Eliza, came on board. his vessel, and told him 'Captain Natter, the master of the Eliza, wished to Ik e bun. accordingly went to, Captain Not jet, and ,was Again -. impressed, and had since been detained, his vessel not being in, a condition tci sail from that period,. the registry b e i ng with .Qhfillender, %;)10 had it in his pocket. at the time of his being so impressed. Mr. J erv i s agree d, i f the obithad been inciVed fur on the ground of irregularity,lind If it were , trite 'that the person complaining had been induced, by any fraudulent device, to go from a place where he was but liable to be impresssed, to where he was liable, that that would have beeo a good ground for the application. This, however, was not here • question, theapplication bring grounded not' on an irregularity, but on this, that.. the person , com plaining was not liable to be . irripresed. He ad mitted that if the Acti of the fith and 7th,,and of the Bil l of by wbieb Masters et. coasting , sets employed in to coal trade were intitlecl to ex.' empt lops for certain of their nisi, WCle still in force, that this would' . go to imply that th e y t h emselves wire meant tu.baexempleil also: Those' Aets, how ever, were of a temparery nature,. and could have na efial, upon the quest!ot h Mr: asstPtex presumed .be questioned. that after, th 6 d e ci s io n, in the case of Gellatly, this. point co u ld h ardly ; . ; • . Lord ELiawnottouou--" • Though the Aes'vveie tvroporary, is not the iniplication...to which . you al luded perpetual, Mr. Jervis.r Mr. Jsavis submitted that it could only be tern.: polary. did the' L earne d Lord Et.noritionnuott asked, Counsel con'end that any Captain in the mercantile: service might be impressed as a common rearm r% For instance, would 'it be contended that Coniiiio dare James, . who . frt the service of the East • Company NO porticuLitly distinguished Ijobfe - to 'be imirreised ? Mr. DAMPIHR observed, tbM• in 3.1' usual . hardship here,t his per.on,coliplaittil sent ,abroad pending the.applir.ation. Mr. Jcaxis reqretted that the persan tunately Oren tiraftvd into the Statidnid, appointed for foreign service. He had fa swards applied .on the sobje6l to Mr. 13 jOAlompl;ance with hi, I..or.iship's trot of' YestOdaYs a telegraphic dispatch wcatli sent tn.pr e v eu t theStaticlaiit from been ascertained that. that vessel had &ilk' with.aArge etinvOy. iELLpznosouoß said, God fort shoUld'have given such an order. HIS to proletVlbe King's wr it ; not.to impede s4;krvice. SVViep. He had recommended the tel e, patch, not to preve n t t h e sailing o f thee'` prevent the who 'wars the sobje6t etion.'from ing carried out of the cot.) dtity of ft at Court 'iwaS to see that_ by en Rule, .they did not itoid out art oppo:tuni their writ wns defeated. , 111 r, he'htiped the Court w " sati,fied that noendetwour had been vr: 101311 1 or c.), that of the AdMiralty, The Vvq:Y> ascertained that the Standard had ordered a fast-sailing cutler "), patched after her, and to bring-back en3l 1 "It! Was happy - al what had happencd, it would'be believed, when he stated th at ; t tb t i i r l r e. t 9 h l e il l ' a i s i t ls t l e a t7) e. ea ° r l s . , th i c ha li t in t d he lA A .b d ic ntr! ) `") d ' Ocularly attentive to writs isisolit U4ll t ha t and 10 the personal..liberty of the , t H, 1 r4 , 1 came now to .con s id er the. ques tion 01 in doing so, he Must ,observe that w a " l b by Judge F os t er , i n hi s C rown o L,cts prerogative inherent in the Crown at Cnil riwr Lord ELLENBOROUGN did not deny 1 , 4 , 15 ', looking into 11)mer's FoDdera, it wrno" that even where put in force; even in ill e ;; 'Juli e t imes , it was so done, wore for I. 5)" I accommodation of the Sovereign or for. instance -tor rile purpose .at taking Ole, sister over to Gascony, than fur any tise i/ purpose.' Mr. 4RVI/1 proceeded to consider who objects to whom this righr applied, owl II described as being seamen and s ealdriog, all persons whose occ;tpkvion or calling 11 work in boats ,o r vesse l s i n tr i ve ts. I" t i le fe . rice Atl, it was held 'that every rer' ° , ll certain ages, -who could bear artnsi ''` l4' c 'lied out to defend the couroUr an d Y ) A(..t, and in die diti'Llent. Militia Acts,- seafaring men are expressly exempted, to a, titli . erent species of service. Laid ELLpipaiouali onCeivpd tr:9 ,, • A6t4 .had mak a great ditference. ol, t h ;' mission pf 'Array.- It was for the Le'. ll ":' l and Those: for whom io sapil ' 4(i to push C hid secs .efal and necebalY, extretne: L . Mr. .14a vts said, 'there' were, no c leu'vt i rr 're ' T'' '4 , e l 6 ! e x: ) ,,..l: :::. i i iit Ep 4i j ,i t li C is i i ° l, l l l , m di s .:rth e ; l a t i ,i - ti ' a e_ o t irtitie a fr e- t i sii i , t 3 : e o r eo l , : tv t i .t l e:liii r seses i sti l p :i; :t : , ( ll ; g i t iti c o l i i ir s i l i,i d livii ) tl t ili f : o i iit r i, t v, ? st i t ci :. , : o3l l i: A :: iirofoi t i l , fi bi , ii it t: f : ‘ , pear%vt s Toiste_ni,akin,,ifm(rilationvittlit.sai:db.asn:odtv,eronctoi,sbiltefiblitrivierflitisshci.ue:iill'it:o,rlt:i d ial. circurnstances, . s b ou id b e imprcs‘e'.' ,! ;; it.. liled-in• ansyfr,to 'the application. ,„ ;rifr, Lord 41..LEN136116U611 Sliti, If t: C p.uff•-11,,,F ing had forfeited his right by any dulinoten,c/01;0 st rt pst._(,ll, l .r: i eep t dsli t ,,is e .,oite. d .l:dlie ' arddtil h aii y at:thesi t.tei l l l ,3lf i rgs tt ie l o ' Hri ; os • t ioin ia i,. t.‘,l.'ovi here ,rll,,, a ,:e, s itilli a pi, tp. d iiy il i:l e islcg r e a io n iv: l ilriot ( l 4.st_ ' ) ; os e ttil l ii l 4 ( l) ; :ii it ec.ii: o : lo E : the Court was now cilic.doo to, deternol le 1 ,40 0 ort.tur that tho malter,should stand 4) " 1.7 , 11 )1 ( f . ` ° 2 q d l i t s e c n b c a e rge c d f , she 'mischief Which might re p t it they must r i t t at a ti n ial a ly " i 1 e71 31 t h o a r d % ' ' be ha e t i):ll: ) l:l9 ' illiir .-. - case; thisltdr. DAMPIRR stated, as .an addition liar leo ! , had already. lest. se;eral freights, - lit e , Pjag it the the : t v .e e a s i s s e t l ry w o ns i i r i e le nd y e e r s c i ii el :' , : . : .e,r ,r , , l l hialL'ord-E-I.LENSOROUGH said, if Ge nl ''' .- I ' l li t': ° : t : Al ee in similar .circuinstaiit. joh,pl presi for a decision, a decision their n il rYb ' ee l°f r.-Jitßvts observed, that the matt It" - ' A for. ' . • . , Lord ELt.e.Nnonouctu said, as this, w°4 att a id l 'il i'l q (l uestion, , let the writ go; and the . Lour if sit' i e asmtbuileigs:idlkrileeocjbaltrleetlttarolccit:ueyitienlo(s,t'aetetisisitar'oleyliltdlitier:rti.ll);: j:H.eiii;vvits)risoioii:tung,.4o:lo)dieile:l•o:riteel:::tpVtlealaerydo::::ijd::°:,illeti':lll::i:o!(:ll:lllf faa ßtle '''' made a i bs . olu i t l e 3 . ti return ' ' ' PRER th O e G 2 A 3 T i l i N n 'E st. e t c h nt e icr, Pocr° Rs' '9l fr 'WILD V. nortsos. c 3 olt co_er, : us ; : o a m s, erley House, near ki ll n i g ng t ::::;,: 111 : 1' : 1 : 0 4 sdt d o tcry "Co leh p tt b t e l s o r c s lin g thevaltlitrol the Will of I) ,( l t ' le ci o ;i ittisfa&ory, arc wth, heard before the Ilightl4o,ll'coirri a` the Prerogat ive Court, at Doeu" being_o he ul(e)lfeetdC" which t9tl f c n i t! 'ie \l a / ti l t O ani eta rl'011:11;iij C uniel tor William kVild, the par t y % ', ) , - 10 0 4 1'4 the 6 drue, apd who appeared to 1)4" - ',:coo'#'t e t rc p i ri le a a si i n s l id ' e t s e txi r ,ei t : riy o , l t t. t. i i co ' tahl,iikt fot ii,eisvie‘;ev.:Ci.oirldidreTeciteullitClaue'l,bifidCitoitaalvi:lge,':::::::.:itliq`ll:.ylll.('.l:olll:l(iiiiill.:l:l::::::ol,llll,l,: ancr Leiters of Administratioo , ,`" l deri# a l, l4 de"ce, iihserved, it wi t s tin 011:1i e eirt)011):c r William "Wil,t, the pivirvitr, il° eC* l ti je l lt of P,rn.litlecl to sue in jiffitirt parrpetii , il ll O ll.l that nature. he would • - u"jr'' =ltl- COSti. "1"i 3 hi Idi 111 iii ina I I° . • t, Oi ad m