The Sun. — London, England, 1817-02-05 00:00:00

/ I join to the Conned assembling, 1y;...s . T .nrtl b hi s n 4 the Chair unaccompanied by any Aldermao, II probably hut for the Recorder the business Pulti have as illegally smuggled througfeeta limit" aulaleutly begun.' l'he Requisition was thus worded--Xte'.l%.errtY" thler the propriety of presentiug art Alitirdtstsf Congratidationto hisßoyalifi g h ness t he PRI N MI 414311 ,0 1 On his providential escape from the atrocious assaults of some rash and intemperate iltdividugiis, ia St; l ames's Palk, on his re turn ( Mtn the Houseof sf t h e Lords, i n t h e discharge functions of our Beloved Sovereign"— i this disloyal composition, which the Loup IT i saidot, it i t stated was framed in' a 'iriiiißi!)r 'ere could b e no harm in framing the i-) ' ' l l , '" )i. l 4Cl i t in 4 Wooden frame), was not diseuiseds I) e= its two Alderman*Halter , necessa r y to constitute a * n ot present. The Recoanttn* Ve t s to the Illssolution of the Meeting, declared :rts, WS 001' to inform them, that it was his P ilo 0 4 Well as that of the other City Law " s 1 1 4 1 1,t from the terms in which the Re isitiai ;, , , L - ' e xpressed, even had the Court been 4 lhp ; :, L , ;., -4 t 7 'W ... 4 fheY would have been placed suen4etteste tad difficult circumstances, from 0 1 ,', 1 light manner in which the attempt upon 0 : t °f bi t itoyal Highness had been treated, " i Niee every individual present in a charge 4141 ).4 10t' of treason. He then proceeded 444 tht Statute , 4 f , ute of High Treason, which pro- , led toe safety not only of the person e ICI,Wst ! anti (beat; but of their Eldest I ; there ,„ 1 „ •,- a t - M 4. ` foe 's , 10 eau t h e late atroetott J”; it n the lif t of the Recap . by the g4Ati° titers of 0 • 4 i 01 *ash and intemperate," %vat" :ll°, , k ' Pr° Per but ille g a l , H • t retail some e nix ,tarts f I V* the works of Lord Chief Justice sat % to Pell t h a , „ stre ngthen his opinion ; and then Ser ot,in - I : l4l iinn of the present Common e n „ „ w k it he fully concurred, viz.:--Teat l-assert „ _ ate 44, g freatOn " as rash and intern , ~ ...*_. k• euto. re',.!** in its a high crime f,tr.,,py,,,) i (' 0 , 0 to g li e Court, lie therefore repel4Rti. la fil e gil K t e op the 'subject in its present sisape, he L on Y constituted. Sit" the Moult, after declaring be had not iili es 1 v 1 4 1 1444 °n5, and hearing a few obser ie-rs It sv uY of conversation from several -8 . 41; 1 ,, ' Sak e p. :`r! when the Meeting broke up ; . on httl : I ` i rt it ON intemperate Individuals,' I lib li*hol e vt l e Mistaken in their way, hot on i, or 1 , 1 7 Utellent sort of fellows. A little rints,t,,ditn att empting to assassinate their 11 , 1 r 4 s tb,,,,44 he confessed rather intemPe their lliuttYVll4;,sliee• Warmly interested for les I t y to bo ss i k , ' -et I , L uty erroneous in their men-fa* J e d 4 lfre ... 1 ), - cos , -.lgmatised as liftman's. cold 'lll' 04k:41:king traitors, who could villain • t It trtite i 14‘44 craftily execut e a project of royal nit but . 4t sullicr Over zealous and worthy . .. P ol l tatatotell t luid PePons engaged in a •l i ,‘, -. .. ettskin '' WI Ri `` Rash and In tonileg , nth 'Y. th t lt, e ~ e y are the very last sseiltt4 le ;nth lai , n to 4., village that should have het.';ll' 'lash 4 11"''Engliati leer this occasion. , sriletet whi t , ing ,' Pn in oer - a noiseless air•gun !—An Mak e i , en heeit itit it uh ie to take a deliberate aim froM itlie coal sa sh of g tree! 'IOW in Heaven's luil;tionitt 4 eltithets occur to Messieurs the ttettlitin I ,!‘ u nil escope the sagacity awl. /, Y i lie ° 4l l4 i liCe lqir or 'of M a gistrates th e , 4 °Ni g r v i li kirthsit) ',-firotliclis funny epigrams 1 : 411 Wi th "!ng attempt are loyal in cont.; li,. Pie! I„tilte Mode of Congrattilaiion.-7 ttlent :" 11 to flat Urit. l either • style, in I. .or i n . . is 1 in ; de4rsdii, Ptiller itle--but it is Party all IY. 1. tletnotalizing, dishonouring , r yotif f p otiz i :nitltioti li e * Casuist to tell whether the ant s ,„ _ 4 li thi hit l'Prove 0 i disapprove of these piititi,,,,, einl'erater ht .• 1 las l 01 .., at can E,OCCallings, tAntig 1, 440 tiqanduet. ebi ne to a clearer judgment 4 b lit ig 4 perfect In deed * we look upon it is il l& 41 4 wi t h r , "tai "ltie of the converse of L 11044, . faint Praise" --for it is truly COM. i illiiit venture. L , 4. tile Iv h 11—"-.44.1. ills It ! th e .1„ Iliteel tratmactions Which serve , ttt,l h g ntg matters of thes e Its e so w 1 troublesome ANkpres ' 4l 'o a Petition whielt Loy& ft 4 1 , 1 ii NO iftat night to Pat liament from 4 .f or ,„ °NT, e n „ , ii, lilVal,4l- ~ " inlail lii/g Of a Conspiracy. to.. 11 11 p irlit;,l 1 "14 rOeter ! ! 'W e d o not hear ti ~ 14 the 'great I M • 01,, I - isos t r oilit aW eitiCera Wits 44i, 14"11:(11.:Xi!t . •Yr:eveC4oll:pirilig against ent b 1,0 ti,, null p arli sere this pos. lil,r it t140.46,tr "ew do its the way of i,, i 6t nter tithe do the Petitioner, or Peti• ki r t not o rn l'' Parliament is v • ' • • .r -itste nitiotem,H, , . . cr y PQ. ,, , , 4 ° efreet iti a nolltott of its Arts ,t l '' of this kind• • -1:-: e11,,n4Y oft "- ; "*"4 "'"•-•..„ , :•,- k lis, ' "l h4,l""n th e 44 . 1, he of tht _ I liomie_ neat; received tire o tik iOl Parliament on the 7 • tied Dueiless of Ilhouces- SIIIP NEWS. DEAL, rot. 4.--► Sailed cue Rattlesnake' Revenue cutter on a cruise to the Northward. Came down from the River, and remain, the Sprightly, BLAIR, for St. Domingo ; Mars, EVANS, fur Liverpool ; Risebrough, NRWMAN, for Trinidad ;• and the Samaritan, Room:A, for Bilboa.—Wind S.W. Five o'Clock.—The Bridgewater East Indiamau is now working through the Gulls, and will be in the Downs to-night. Micron, HAVEN, JAN. 31.—Arrived yesterday the Newport ketch, Captain SMITH, from Chep stow, with timber for the Dock-yard at Pater; also the Diligence, SNow, from Carnarvon, with slates for the Contractors' work.; there. Sailed yesterday the Mansfield packet, Captain CHARLES NUTTAT.L, with the mail and passengers for Wa terford. FEB. I.—Arrived the Camden packet, Captain .losErit NUTTALL, with the mail and passengers from Waterford. This afternoon the Thetis fiigate was launched from Pater Yard; she is a remarkably fine ship, and will mount upwards of 50 guns ; she went off the slip in a very gratifying style, amidst the cheers of a vast concourse of people assembled trom the different parts of this neighbourhood to witness so novel a scene, the Thetis being the first frigate ever launched from the New Dockyard. Admiral Sir CHARLES TYLRR and his Lady, Lady OWEN, and a numerous assemblage of the most respect able Gentry, were present upon the occasion. PALmouTn, FEB. 2.—Arrived the Entarprize, inosKaa, and Commerce, HOCKEN. front Lon don ; attd Eliza, lisnotl, front Cork. Sailed the !Mecttry, PeAucE, for Naples.—Wind N. IlistsosTE, Fan. 4.—Came in for shelter the Susan, Jane, Gainsborough, Friend, Union, Cornwall, Active, Fovrey, Mayflower, and Fly, all from London. PLYMOUTH, FEB. 3.—Came in the Lady Bor- ringdon, LISTFIBRIDGr, from London, bound to heCape,---.Wind S. HARWICH, Fan; 4. Arrived the Beaufoy Voacket with a mail from Holland. His Majesty's ship.. Florida, ,Capt. HAWTAYNR, has arrived in Hull ltt►ads front a cruise in the North Sea. A Blitish merchant vessel from Odessa, and a number of foreign vessels, were lost in the Black Sea, during a gale on the 22d December. The Leeds latellizencer, a very excellent Pro vincial Joarnal, has this week published an addi tional sheet, which is literally filled with the sig natures of the most respectable Inhabitants of Leeds 11 10 of Halifax to their respective Loyal and Patriotic Declarations. On Monday the Ft elicit Ambassador ,gave a grand.diuner to, the PRINCE REGENT. The Grand Duke NICHOLAS, and .most of the Foreign Anf bassadors and Ministers; were present: . Atter inner there was a concert, in which Madame 'AIIIPORESE bore the principal part. ' l l - liv Spanish Ambassador Las issued cards of invitation for a Grand Ball and Supper, on Mon day'thel7th instant, at his residence in Portland pla:!e. . . Yesterday the. Grand Duke NICHOLAS, attend ed by Sir W. cutiouevit, and i►is suite, visited. the Penitentiary at Millhank. He was met by the Hight, lion. ,C. LONG, :Fllid G. HoLFORP. ,Esq. Members 9t the Committee, the Governor, Chip lain; ant► o,ther Officers of the Establishment. His Imperial lii4liness inspected.every place minnte i'y, and enquired into all the details. Bemis ex-. eedingly :pleased with this, .excellent philan hrppic iiistitntion in all..its parts.. 'His Honour the MssTen of the llot.r.s is so Mitch ,reeovered) acto be able to 'attend to his officiahluties. , I . . . It is singular that the ,late Counters of Buell -I,N GII A M . 5111103 has reiiiigsted in her will that none of her family should wear mourning for her ; in consequence. of 'whieli,' l none of Lord CAsl l. ti • 11;(tit's family, 1401' any other br.ineh "of her tailYship'reatnily, will go into mourning on the occasion.---(Morning Purer.) A letter ,train Rom, of Dec. 29; says— Our gtigliiViiiiiiiiktion.in this iamtitis capital is at pre sent between fire f and six inindred.'li iS vuriniisly oompoSed'Of Lorda,Pudics, I-lotion' abies,k,Sloirez, Coinlleli, C.ilitains, Ant at curs, and Poets. Among, tlie nio , t'cliscinvi'.lied are-- The Dil4heseof 'De von shire,' with her 'nmperntis and bril liant party; Lord and Lady Jersey, Lady Westmoreland, the Marquis atl.Marchioneos of li,aur.iloalie • Lady Fraaces, tie asioni , .I,tv , !'itil.l Lady Masi, Lout and f a adYComptini, Lord and Lady Dillon; anckLora slid Lady Cowper, with their fa milies ; Loros Gower Dunstanrille, Denbigh, Caernarvon , reanalhane ; Mr. ar i ' d Lady Charlotte Vernan, - and Lady 41 1 e o u u l is s a ; l ikr li T t r q . ; h s a o m t ii ; eb i I;a:thgerr:etcPounieptiicisahl e n d ec in ili i i t i n tn o c r e o r f ,_(% l l ,r i , d 11 a l i t i i: 1 1 , 1: , Iwo ; Sir. and Mrs. T. Hope; General Mathew; Isl.ssr, :I ot - ii':.aa, J. Latottello, Lim., 1 i :A , whimsical Farce from the eccentric pen of Mr, Ont..ToN;ilialior oft he Sleep-walker , My Lalid. lad's Gown, &r. is in preparation At Drury-lane. An ingenious piece cif machinery has inst heel% completed at Litchfield, which, with the assistance "• one girl, -will weave four hundred ,yinds of woollen cloth per day. It is worked by water. On 141;onday mt rning . there was a dreadful lire at Doncaster, which entirely destroyed the -"t e n" ;- , siktv flinir-inill, &c. of Mr. Alderman Wright: the i bises amounts to several thOusatid pounds. .' Tim Gazette tif last night contains a Proclama !'t triVfor apprehending the murderer of WILIAM'S " 1.""1•13Y, of Hillingdon, in Middlesex , f armer s 1 1 . on the Ist of December. The usual free 'pardon T ir. al?y . Qf (lie accomplices and a reward 01501, are LOYAL ADDRESSES and DECLARATIONS. The County of Suffolk are to meet on the 10th, to vote " an Address to the Prince Regent, ex pressive of our ahorrence of the outrageoul at tack made upon him by a tumultuous and sedi tious mob, on his return from having opened the present Session of Parliament; in his capacity of Regent of the United Kingdom." The loyal county of Glamorgan has taken the earliest moment to call a County Meeting to Ad. dres . s the Regent, expressive of their horror and indignation of the daring outrage offered to his Royal Person. 0n Saturday last an Assembly of the Mayor,' Aldermen, Assistants, and Common Council of the loyal and ancient Borough of Colchester, was convened by WM. ARGENT, Esq. the Mayor, anti held at the . Moothall, when the Court unani mously agreed to an Address to his Royal Fltgh ness the PRINCE REGENT, expressive of their in dignation at and abbot rence of the flagitious and atrocious Attack upon his sacred Person, on his return from opening the present Session of Par liament ; their firm and continued attachment to his Person and illust,rions House, and their - full and entire confidence, that the Parliament of the United Kingdom, as by law established, will prove a . sure and Certain bulwark againit the attempts of Wicked and desig ning men to endanger the Con stitution, whic h has been so roductive of so many blessings to the Country, and stood the test of ages, by fruitless and'visionary schemes of Reform—Mr. SUTTON, the Town Clerk, era:; di rected to wait upon Mr. HART DAVIS, one of the Members, and Mr. Serjeant RUNNINGToN the Recorder of the Borough., and to request that they Would take the earlieol. opportunity of pre senting the Address to his Roiat. HIGONIISS. The following 'declaration,. was, on Friday, signed by nearly all the more respectable house holdcrs in Marsden. " We the undersigned householders, within the Chapelry of Marsden, do hereby declare, "That we are firmly attached to his Majesty King George the Third and his Government:--- "'That we detest and abhor the atrocious at• tempts now making by mischievous and wicked men to subvert our happy Constitution in Church and State : " And, that we are ready to assist, to the ut most of our power, the Civil Authorities in the suppression of tumult and outrage, and in the pre servation of established &icier and peace." HALIFAX DECLARATIORi JAN. 27. ". We, the undersigned Inhabitants of Halifax, in the West Riding of Yorkshire, think it a duty we owe to our country and to ourselves, to dr. dare our abhorrence of the daring attempts which are daily made to enflame the minds of the lower orders of our countrymen . , and to, make them -dissatisfied with their situation.. " We are feelingly alive to the distresses of our poorer neighbours, but we conjure them to believe, that a busy interference in politics will not produce relief, but will render them the toots nt designing men, who, under a mask of patriot ism, desire anurolty and revolutioss. " We have a perfect confidence that -Govern ment will do - all that can be done to relieve the difficoltiti and tlistresses of the Country, but we, are aware that ...Aisne alone can fully accomplish, this desitable object. • . 1 We firmly determine to exert all our energies in Opposition. ro the , Blaiphemous and Seditious Doctrines, which are so generally promulgated at' the Clubs and Meetings, which disgrace our Coun try at the present `moment; and we us firmly de termine to exert ourselves in support of our be loved King and our admirable Constitution ; support of that King awl of that Constitution which have enabled the 111 itiah Empireitolbecome the rallying point of all Europe, and fintlly the preservation of all civilized society." KING'S THEATRii.—Le Nuzze di Figaro was re peated here last night, and presented a rich cam binal inn of:superior talent and sciet,ce. 't he WO let of Le Prince, Troubadour was produced for the first tune 'this season, anti went off, with tclut. . CovßNl'-GA,RD1314.-7-Nestaday evening, shortly, after Miss STEPHIANS wade. her appearance as, Eudocia, in the , play , of the Ilumourous Lieutenant, and began to sing her first song; she was taken so al as to be linable to proceed, Iler Indispo sition encreased :until she was: almost, ready to an d . it ,was found necessary to assist her in withdrawing' front the Stage. Mr. `l r otnto afterwards ,came forward . , and addressed . the audience, assured thetwAhat r Miss STit. 011E10 Is() very Alt as to bennable to perform her parts and hoped that, with their i acenstomed in dulgence, they,wwild permit the whole of the elta-. :epcter assigned to her e to be left °tit of the repre sentation .for that evening. This was a request which they, would, the wore xeadily grant, when they considered,that - the character of Eudoein dill not or iginally belong, to the play. The audience most teadily ,significd-theirethopliance, and the representation went . Dauay.LANE:—The. Comedy of The Country Glrt waSsrepeated last night:. ;INTra,,ALsop, in .1114 S Peggy, displayed great archness and vivacity, Loud 'applause aceoulpanied ;whale performance. 'rite Epilogue, which concludes the last act, was delivered4l the best manner, anti excited, unkver sal plaudits. , . • , • Ea.:MASH OPPRA-HOUSE.---09- Monday night the E n glish Opera-house, ht. the. Strand, was :Opened for the benefit of the Mufic4lSociety,called the Choral Film'. The house oveqiowed in every Mrs, DAvlsn's - bas obtained permission of the Drury Lane Board of I .l4lanagement, to pertorm four nights at the Newbury Theatre. Ai rs . C. Ktotaws having concluded her engage ment at Edinburgh, accepted one at New , :astie; slle is to lierturm number of nights. COZ,I4IERNIBIIR, the new Governor-Gene. - ra t and Cowiriantler-in.Lltief a the Leeward tannitc. blioctly cabal h Nt.evr,tungutih TII E hLUI K ETS. t'; .1 5,-- tVe ha ir cw fresh arrivals this ,niiri►ing, and plowy of grain left over front ::last day for the the safes in general being very heavy. 'VII( few• sates male in Fine Wheat anti Oats were at Alontlay's prices; but ordinary is very dull, Barley is also very (lull, a►►d rather lower. In other kinds of grain • there is no alteration. Foreign Wheat ti3s. 7 , 15. Fine - -100 s. Nis. Faiglish Wheat - sas. IN. Fine ditto - -98 s. 115 s. Old ditto - - - 7145. 110,4, Rye Fine ditto - riedi , 4•l4. Barley - • •,, 444. Fine ditto - •••,, yob.,(fVi. New ditto - - ..74st Sas. Fine ORO - 9134. tViiitel'case (boilers) 58s, t iii. Fio& ditto - t Os. 7:li. Grey Pease 4G 5(1. Fine Grey Pe:Age - 53 ' . —g. Tick Beaus - - 945. Old ditto - - - .543. Cs.. Small Tick Deans 4•24. Oil ditto - 604. Feed Oats - - 423. Flue ditto - Ogs. 31s. Poland. ditto - - gos. 3 , 15. Five ditto - - 3G3. 401. Potatoe ditto - - .10s. 441. Rape Seed 501. 5.11. per 1.14. Fine Flour . -100 g. 105:. &woods - • 955. 104 s. COAL MARKET, Fcrtottani 3. Ships at Market. , Ships sold. Price. 113 f Newcastle ' 47 36s. 6,1. to 445. ca. 22 "Zooderiand...... 144 36s. 0,1. to 445. Mk 1 Scotch Cua1...,... ..0...., —s. od. to —s. Od. SOUTHWARK, FED. 3 —Our Hop trade still eon. times very chill, with little or no variation in prices. AGRICULTURE, 4c. MONTHLY REPORT FOR JANUARY. The change to dry", mild weather, the latter end of the month, bas" proved very favourable to the late-sown Wheat on the heavy lands, which begin to plant favourably. In some districts a considerable hreaolx.of bean edtlishes arc but just got in. The forward-sown Wheats have gene.. rally a promising !appearance ; but we are' con cerned to state , that in.the Fens nt Cambrid4e.. shire and Lincolnshire,. the heavy and inces4,lnt. rains have laid a great extent of the newly-so . vn corn land under water, particularly Close In the former county, where the large tract of burnt fen, 16,000 acres, is, by the breaking of the River Lark bank, at this moment more than a foot under water. The Spring Corn sowing, if the weather continues dry., and open, will not prove so backward as, was expected. In some of the. warn) soils in Essc will Kent, dibbling of Beans rind Peas has alismiy. commenced. Some d.f.- ficulty will be town' In many, parts for seeds of both kinds. in condition fit for sowing, from the soft mouldy state in which they so generally rise front the flail. Clover Seed turns out the most unproductive crap ever known for many years,----' Turnip and Cole-seed feed run short ; and the plants of Bye- and Winter Tares are very back.... ward even on light soils ; but young Clovers are every where good. Old Hay is dearer, from the ge neral shortness of feed on grass lands.—Smithfithi has experienced.a start both in Mutton and Beet Veal and house Lamb liketVise fetch more money. It) Lean Stock what little business has beets done through the month, has been to the advantage of the bleeder. Cart Colts have got up in price; and the Wool Market is at length become brisk, at an advance both in short and long fleeces. 11,cOnserittenee of the Lottery finishing entirely To-morrnw, the Lottery Oakes will be open till Twelve ,this Night, and from Eight till Nine To morrow, WV the Drawing begins at Nine.---Twenty incJuding of Twenty Thousand guineas, One of Flee thonsand (guineas, .&c..&e. must then be all draw n., 1, , , -, .1t was rather ill-,nau'ret) of a wag, at the Into meting at Harold's Croos, Dublin, at that inte resting moment' when ((IV henry shower of rain began, and when the worthy Chairman most earnestly .requested the people to keep on their hats, to elbserve, that his sole object in•doing was to become ft re•dresser of hatsits well as a te. dresser of Igrievancti.- , I;nAtioe Muaneao--We stated in our report from the Mansion-house ,of yesterday,. that a charge been.ealabileyl against a man named .qorris, for the wilinbtototler of an °dicer named fthhincton, on Satt.g4ity-kst. Yesterday, about 3 o'clock, .an : •itiquisjtlort.satnprin the body or the. deeeased„ when, after continuing its inquiry until. after 6 o'clock, the investigation, at the sup. gest ion of, the Coroner, was adjourned; 4rl order to obtain the most complete medical- testimony. • possible in ihe ease. 1-110w.vrcy lionneitY.—Sianhiy night as Mr. Valeford, liquor refiner, of Creed-hoe, was re. turning home from a friend's in the neighbour howl of Chislehurst, he was stopped in the lane leading into the Maidstone road, by two font- Tads, une of whom seized the horse's head, and presented a pistol, whilst the other set about riding his person. Whilst in the act of so doing, and having got some , silver, Mr. Valeford clapped spurs to the horse slid got away. The fellow who held the horse was trampled upon, and must have .received severe injury. DESPERATE POACHERS,-. , We had hoped that determined resistance. to Well-known laws had , beets confined on this side the Tweed to the pur suit of ,the pore spirit of malt ; we regret to hear, however, that as des grate ittfin lately took place an Lord 'litaksTeetti l trance, near Haddingtoe„. betwixt three pottellq,i mid his Lordship's game keeper and two IMistrsts: After a most deter mined resistance, in which shots were exchanged, Mid severe wonuds given (one of the poachers having Isis arm broken), two nut of the three were. taken into custody. This was unduly effected by the timely appearance of a countryman when the depredetors had the , best of the burgh Courant ) Saturday. evening the body of a female infant was found on the steps of the Lying-in Hospital, Brownlow-street, Drury-lane ; it was wrapped in paper, an .l is supposed to be about three days old. The body was taken to St. Meet, Work. house. . Sunday night last, some persons broke into a barn belonging to - Mr,,Titom DAY,in the parivit of Haydon, Essex,-bynitans of la Ittbe or picklock key, and stole, lioge tioahtity of, clover seed,.value 601,