The Sun. — London, England, 1817-05-09 00:00:00

T. I -E - A rP, it I C It: E I Vl 4 E Pei:Armed Ault litYglit. D rartf: BeitraTtl; ivNegine,Miss Somerville. After which, , A Siistiith Drrellisentent; and llii br CtovENT (4 , iiii4ex.—The Wheel of.Fortuste Penrtithlock, Mr. Easily Tempest, Miss Route. Mists . which, Ito blown Critsoe. MAIL!;. Au at v r.O-1 I i n ti m , ty, I I.ce‘iard island*, I Gnernyey and Jer.ey. DuEz-I,Hatubutgli, 1 Guiteribdrei, I Flandets, i l i (tICE OF STOCKS TIM I)AY AT rtvzi..vr. O'CLOCK. 3 per Con. 1tut1...... 71 lit !loin Dotitts,..... 755. 7Cs., pr. 3 per Crt.V. Colic.— 71 /i ill I 19s. pr. 4ln r Cott.; 3fti Cuils. tut 41cLuutit,7•7i 7.1 b per Ct. Navy Ann lO2l 1u..1 liltiH WATER AT LONDON Limon To-monnow. tsliiroitig, 53 minister atter 9. I Evening, 16 minister isfter.lo, Tl-114: SUN • 111 . 0LtM Ql l ll PICEltr. FALtill.N Al/OSAT LONDON, FRIDAir, MAY 9, 017. There is a report this -day, that Lord Ben Es ronti may ht, shortly expected in England. Almeida, • it is said, has .been taken possetsion ,of .by the Spaniards, and that the Con and O u ts. dinnsc will be the future .Boundary of Portugal.— insett this report, without however vouch •ing for its authenticity, though we derived it ftotno very respectable quarter. If it should nit pear to be well-fouinled, it is hardly possible that there should not be . a rupture between Portugal and Spain.. Our Renders will recollect that we were the first to state that Spanish troops had collected on the frontiers of the fot wet country. IVe received this nioruing the Pa; Papers of Tneaty hist. The following are Extracts : " MAY 6.—The Count de Blacas, Am bAssador Extraordinary of his Most Christian Majesty to the Holy See, set out on Sunday [Horn ing at three o'clock for Rowe. " Marshal Couut Jourdan is dangerously ill at 1)13 estate at Coudray. " The Infant Dou Francis Paul of Spain, third son of Cha►les IV. is eipeetcri every day at Pohl. ",The Plincess of \Vales on her way from Vienna, via Trieste, arrived at Venice on the 16th On the 18th the Princess was present at a magnificent ftte, given by t h e Coma de Goes, Governor of Venice. " We learn flout-Dresden the 26th nit that the Duke of Devonshire passed some clays there in hisirny;tO Russia. Fine per Cenic—Monday, 661. 65 c. " ALo taus, 514 licit 6,—The monopoly of dm Oral fishery, which was farmed to the English Once 106, for 50,000 pesos dram having ceased, it ,has been offered to two other Poiret s an the same conditions. The affair is not yet decided. " VIENNA, APati. 21.--k is still said; that the Emperor will have an interview, with the Emperor of Russia in the coure of the former's tour in; Gallicirt, on which he sets out next June. " STUTTG 1111), Aram 29.—1 n consequence of pretensions sat up by 32 Deputies in the States, from the ancient Duchy of Wirtentburg, his Ma jesty has issued another rescript, stating that he recognizes no distinction between - old and new Wirtembergers ; and if amongst these 32 mem hers there are any who cannot conscientiously continue to take part , in the delibelations, they are at liberty to withdraw and return to their homes." • By a Dutch Mail, which arrived this morning, we are informed that the French Government base diseov'ered an important correspondence between some of theadberents of BUONAPARTgp in which, it is said, the means are discussed of enabling him to escape frOni St. Helena. This is probably the correspondence obscurely alluded to it the Paris Papers. The following are extracts ; " BaussxLs, MAY 3.—The letteis from Lisle state, that the French ,Minister of the Police has been for some time informed, that the chief adherents of Buonaparte had maiotained a eon . stant correspondence, by means of persons who came with a particular mission frpm North Ame rica or elsewhere, and returned thither. In order to come at the particulars, the Police sent some of its agents with Sectet instructions to different sea , Forts, and these measures have had the effect that was'expeeted from them. It is affirmed that the French Government has obtained possession of very important „papers. if the current reports may be believed, this correspondence diseusses the means of favouring an escape of Buonaparte from St. Helena, however difficult or improbable it may be. It is believed certain that many iter sops are namettin this bnsiness, and that those who art not arrested are placzci mulct strict sur veillance. " All tile equillages of the Duke or ‘Vellingtott have arrived 'successively. at Ills head-41' tiers at NtOnt St. Alarie, as wells! the persons belonging to his lionieltuld ;. but it seems that the Duke's absettee will be longer than was expected, " HAbIBURGIi, MAY Stockholm news papers contain an Address fiOni tl►e inhabitants of Guthland, hi which they expi-ess their attachment to the Crown Prince, and higyy 4''et►rubuie, as se ditious and insulting to the Gd'vli•iithcht, the con duct of a single person at a public entekainment on occasion of thy King's . birth-day. It is added, that this person, the Surgeon of the Province, Dr. Bergelin, k delivered into the hands of jus tice. (What this person reully intended does not appear.). " Baussats, MAY 3.—Letters from Cadiz, of the 4th of April, say, that the ship Courier, Capt. Krogh, from Amsterdam, which was at anchor in that port, was surprised in the night of the 2d of April by eight armed men, who immediately liverpowered the sailor on duty, and afterwards the Captain and.the whlte crew ; these robbers, having bound the crew and wounded the Capt*in, plundered the whole vessel and cargo►." FUNDS,—The greatest confidence is still maintained in the market by those who have for sonie time anticipated an advance : they contitn holders of Stock to a largt amount, and have been purchasing for several days past. The three per cent. Consols which opened at 721. I, for money, rose to 72k, and for account, 72-i i t, and Ad vanced to 731 • The Counters of Lowlun country ship, Captain HAMMOND, was lost off the Coast of Laconia early in November last, sod all the Crew saved. ‘Ve nmst again call the attention not of our Readers only, but the People at large, to the sub- ject of the Ronnin Catholic Claims, in conse quettce of the Petition presented to the louse of Lords yesterday by Lord DoNnuonmotte. We may he accused of attvmpting to raise the hack neyed cry of The Church is in Danger ! but being most cordially attached to the Protestant Religion, as by Law estaldiAted, and on which the Consti tution of our Government essentially and funda meutallY depends, we shall dist egard the charge, being firmly coo‘inced that the efforts now making to revive the Popish ascendaney'really places the Church in Danger. The great point is, .the un changeable character of the Roman Catholic Re lies it undergone the slightest alteration since the clays when fiereacks, meaning the Pro testants,wqc to be burnt into a conviction that it is the true faith? No—the Roman Catholic writers all declare that it has not been in the slightest degree changed, and that it admits of no altera- lion. What then is to prevent its followers, it they could regain the ascendancy, from resorting to the same means for exciting conviction of the find) of their doctrines ? 't lie Head of lie Romasi Catholic Climb is pronounced to be infallible, therefore, whatever he may sanction wilt he implicitly obey ed, and will he not sanction all attempts to reitore Ids Church to its former splendour ? Can any ra tional man entertain a doubt on the subject ? We are told by Lord Donoucumotta chat a Gen tleman of high respectability, and formerly a Mem- ber of the Irish Parliament, tittered a dreadful inn-' precatiou,against the Roman Catholic 3Ve are far from defending or excusing the violence of any individual ur any body of men; but it May be' asked what was that iMprecatioo compared With the imprecations which the Roman Catholics have uttered against the Protestants ? We' will 'not sully our page Ity repeating the horrible curses, anathemas and blasphemous horrors of Popish vengeance against the Members of the Reformed Religion. Shall we see the inquisition restored, shall weAtea the order of the Jesuits revived, and shall we be saltine in support of our Esta blished Church when We see these dangers daily arising ? No—We have called on oar Legits 'attire to resist all further encroachments of Popery, and we call on the Protestant Priesthood to exert every nerve in defence of our National Church. The weak and the wicked Reformers of the present day affect to laugh at " Ilse thunders of the Vatican," but those thunders were once as fatal in the moral world as physical thunders sometimes are in disturbing the harmony of the Universe. The thunders of the Vatican are indeed more fatal, inasmuch as the'one"operate on insensate matter and the other threatens.theorder of society, time liberty 'amen, and, if the reign,of,Poperyqihould recommence, might in doe,time reduce the moral: world into the lowest.depths of fanaticism, stipe r stition, and slavery, tinder the dominion of arti fice, bigotry, ana perserotion. Yesterday the Prit CA9'raLCICALA bad a lung audience of the PaiNca Rtiosiri., at ;tariton. WI SC. EA IT A :WA ISLANDS. We are sorry that the Editor of a rely itila peetable Morning Print of yesterday, should have been, impoOsd upon bb far as to be induced to in'• sort many mlsrepresentationt, initead of facts, ón the subject of the 13ahama Wands. tt ii not true, as stated in the paragroph to whiels We !allude that the House of Assembly was dissolved for illy imputed illegality or impritdeude. It is not trub that Parliament passed a ltegistry MO, but it is true LLot in consequence of a circular letter from the Secretary of State, reconottending a itegistrY Bill, the House of Av.embly did pass a Bill for the iennial enumeration ot . Slaves, which was agreed to„ (see this Paper of the 6th instant) by both Muses of Assembly, but yet there was no attempt to fol•ce it on the Governor. It is not true that the Governor ever sent the Attorney-General to mate remonstrances, %Odell mission would have bee t ' imeousritotional. But it is true that the At torney-General wits CtfillinittPti far &breach of the privileges of the Assembly, and released by a sud den dissolution, of the Aimnlulv. • SIIIP NI,IVS. DBAL, MAY B.—Sdilrd this morning the mer, READ, fur Batavia. 1 - lAnwictt, MAY S.—Arrive:l the Prince of Orange packet with a mail tram Ho the Auckland packet with ditto for Cuxhaven. Powrstaotrru, MAY B.—Arrived the Atlas, FLEcT; from Cork. Sa"lvd the Matilda, HAMIL TON, for Bengal.' FALMOUTH', MAY G.--Arrived the Lord Sid month packet with a mail from the Leeward Islands, last from St. Thomas's, in 42 days. GRAKEsuND, MAY 8.-- . -Arrived the Herman and Gustav, 'frights, from Pillau ; Devonshire, Day, front Rostock ; Penrhyn Castle, Laird, from Ko nigsberg ; Olive Branch, Man, from St. Mi.. chaff's ; Ann, Todd, from Memel ; I.l4ltung, Broderson. from Denmark ; Perseverance, Pnilpot, from Citlais. Sailed the Carmarthen, Ross, fur India ; Taminer, Danby, for Bombay ; Rover, Sharman, for Naples ; Perseveratice, ATaugban, for Hamburg!) ; Packet, Roach, for ditto. The Ocean, ket.shY, - from 110 vre and the I le of-May to Boston, was abandourit itt Sea the pith February crew arr i ved at N”sait. t • The Emperor of Russia, from Amsterdam to Baltimore, was lost near• - Qatritrit k the 18th Qt March crew , atid part of the cargo saved. . ,The QtrgtrN, occomponieil by Princess ELIZA BETII, (WA MI nirisig ye,tertlay, in a coaell anti four, Over Wesntioster-hridge, thiongla by. Putney, and over hit ney-britlge on their woy back to the Palace. Princess ELIZABIZTH the Duchess of Gtoucr.sTatt, who, we are happy to say, continues to go on wyll towards reco very.—The Quest/ had a select party in the Yesterday the D,,ke of YORK trilllStiatli mili tary business with the PRINCK URGENT, 81 Coil ton.house.--The 'Dukes of - CLAttIiNCS oral CIJNI IMLAND ViSiled the IIv,GENT. Ycsterihty, at twelve o'clock, Princess Au- GUSTA left the QIICCII'S PUlace 011 her return to Windsor. Mr. GRATTAN'S motion on the Catlin Ques tion will come. on this day it was Mr. Gout.. on tit! Police of th e C o l on i es, nwuhßi:l;s motion, w•ii tp oned 1111 Mouday. It is not unworthy of remark, that the first bill which was br ou gh t i nto the Irish P . arliament for the relief of Ids MaJabres Roman Catholic sol►- . jects, was nmeed and .seconded by Mr. tiseotNak. siterwards Lord MouNvoy, and by Mr. (l*Nalt., afterwards: Lord O'Nert.. 00 the Lob of June, '1798, ,Lord Mtrownov was killed by the rebels at the battle of Ross ; and on the Stir of the Sante rtiall'h, Lord o*Ncit. was piked in the middle of his own teuantry, lit the town. of Antrim. These were the only persons of distinction who fell in the Popish rebellion Of, that, year. Wednesday Lord MuLaILLa visited Woolwich, in company with the Duke of Arum., far the purpose of inspecting som'e fir timber grown upon Iris ("race's estate in Scotland, of which a sloop of war is to be hulk for experhnent. His Lordship afterwards.proceeded to Chatham on a visit of in spection also. • HIGH Teeason.—On Sundae morning, at an early hour, Mr. Dvites,. the King's Messenger, and VICKR4I, the Bow-Street Officer, apprehette. ed a pers4 of the Ualtle Of •Carr, a fancy painter, at his residence in Tottenhem-court-road, 011 rt Charge of Ugh Treason._ After undtrgoing a short examination he. was e 0 I 111 11itte(1.—. His pre. Mises had been searched at the time. of the ap• preheirsion ot 'lVatson an:1: his associates. Carr was a few years %lace employed by 'the KING, at Windsor, in his professi'on.-00 Saturday even ing a teat) pained Roll, Itlt engraver, was appre hended by Mr. HILL, the King's Messenger, on a charge of • hi g h treason. After undergoing ashort. examination, he was committed. • FATAL DUAL. —. With regret we state, that ABRAHANII~a~vt.thGs,RN. WllO went out to prac tice us a 'Barrister iu Demerara, Was mortally wounded in a duel there by an Officer of the army. We ;hall not now state the particulars of the affair, but those whoknew Mr. HRITLI Iv GS Will recollect, that with moat mohnation of spirits he had no aptness to give offence, no coarse or impetuous manners. The dispute which led to this lamented residt oroso at .the.Goverttor's table. Mr. Hswursos expired in the mini of his wife, within a Short after receiving bit wound.— no 1 10 made great progress ip his profession apd was, much wet:tied hi the best circles it ere. • E .....M.Sge/KIP.+ .- , 1 Kt em's Tusaiiia...=4 lallstine Fopiat's 10 i t 3,1 night %vas attended by a very nriarrato ! a! vietttlol audience ; itii(lng %Omni trete the Du l and .Duchess of CtlitgEht.airti; die idlest. raft it, and a large assenitiage a tlielsir:lvrordl Tile first piece was .11 Fahatitb pir La i lfyil compressied iiitii obc act. This it'ss fullovrol 4 *bid) does logti c rdii ((b• bi t Weals: it %ro c ! :: i l ie v i e t l i cil i cec it i t ol,crl ie :i:riii!iik;ll::::Bi . . 1 CovngT•t -,IA R DE N.--1:11'1171-e%V;;:t-st.tii'ltriliti!III))'0XliPaNilit: KEMJ“..B becorite More interistiii 4 °lid ' C l i l 1 4', . j a ci l s ;t: ifi t l"t e i ir :r: c c . i g l y i : e i e r i u t ei t elo:fP2rl;:le;ut ipdciistialiii..:4:cfl'Yt.l-el:lliiiiclg;t'ctnille:ll:l:til'il.:-.:44 t net, o i er oveherflowing siestic on his first appearatice at the catisiloo (kw, and throtighout Isis part. Wlic"! iill ofs andiencerilii;i;;evrcpattiinea"°;saS;tilrt'l,ol' uttered the following wordsi 4 l i pti feeling strongly agitated the aritliearefil 04 wards broke fortis ill itireisted rtiPt ► diro;',l plause :—" When I sun gatetlyretirilli; irot)ii) stage of this world, call 'use ata back L ' ( ' ii4 little grace tbat-I have g.iineti."-Aidslos:4t: forcibly applied to hi s approaching fi re 0. mimic stage, that the OPealB:Fulittsy . resisted, and the geniral fctling 01 to most overpowered,- Mr. Is:611410L8 11 1 / 1 1 ,, t , le, ,ibi In Hy he live to enjoy °thins ctro‘ dig, n , h ,, d o plst i ) his public toils are over; for then 'Y'!" 7 ,,i 6 tt itt what be always has (lone, i t eclssfa cier " surnane, antiliOnourable nuns. . . ___-------- ' It sr i ,5,130, A. . Mr. 6 tiTORD, of the ICing's bell!". ,ovr l'iuted Solicitor-General. ..51r. 60011D° . i° ail° , ~. 1 . rti'l:ii(E')lL'iel;eriha‘fsl:telaaeaDitrsyietiti:ti:ei'a'zellillaet(scCerlif'rsiiiet:iGi'isci:iit,itgl:li':::(llll:to:stic.sl.l;iiii:inta(f'Girni:llPl4';l6:2lll:ll'(Pir;(l inrel°11111::51.: 1 Omer. A soldier, of the none of Cli a ll ) re o 10 longing to the 790, Scots Regiment, oe,tii(6oo l i l t : 4 : i : c , :e n : f h r e o r n . t a watery grave. --eicrabtirt, self in ut ter the child, i li‘itletomari:lil/11:13:1111:111111::i its resideuee, stripped the I. Iv 81 4 vaii/ it A l breast, when the child the to 11 1 , :d to I ' l '7 some water, and at len • gth tViii I'olo N it ° 5 !Clireet itii Ott Sunda , / se'unight, a clopel• I . ° net ~, :,, the 1' „ii; Peter, . was opened at CObridge 1., ..,....lop I suit It e i kii-1 5140, for Catholic worill'i' tot 1 chesier Exchange Herald, flay 6') if with f t ai' A Correspondent intorms as l! 1, ter tailr regret our E n ti,l, F„ir d re grPV°4o,,,iffy, tr:;,,,ti 1 0 1 ot the manufactures of ibeir ti c or ,' of 10 ti r,h , y are encouraging forei4" " r i . to the g. 14; l'evi , viz. the Leghorn Hogiv c ! " ' OO O4 0 1 3 1 % (lett. mem of the bedurifsli 01"1 lips oi 1 I "Wn gra wt h . in tire onstrabletorreoliiit,y, pep:, , manY thousands of our On n do , fdltd iiii . o .ii would derive subsistence, wo":1:0;100( /0,,.. Ic S t . s en . i' i si t k pi i . c ,, P i l i ct b i t ;% Ar v u ha e l it l c u i e: : : l fi t ) ' r t f ...... ;:e r s i s i i - i l l r g y iel l :l ki t t , i: . 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"'tilt , is indisputable, after Ilitillhoity, '1,,.:i1' Eruptions on the herni, face, " 1 ~10 u s; 14 , 0 0 throat, swellitlgs io the neck .: i : 0, iy il):, 0 0( bcHtes caneers, strictures, fli, 'iiiiiiity, s o 11 1 :; 10 4 bead and limbs, and nervuto I to ,8e5t 01 3 , ,,,FC which appear years afro. 11) " 1 t.' 11041t(1111 ill' lt' tic happiness., gefsi.R, Coorttalsro) dr oll ~1101 are consulted duily A t bnth 1 10 ~t,,,, 5i1.0 1 % 0 night, where all tlie Alerts -erg IV,"joiiif I:1110i (I-410y attend. il'here ere )5°,03144% goos, 11.)use, anti private roost's ft t . , 5,. , iota ito treated W:th the greatest ilrlic°r,.irde.oYl:3oo at Charlotte Flonse, litacltlri4o%.„,onsc it I it , 111 , -- pp, clay. and Sunday ; n" ' .!6tllll M ' FritiaYi °° ..litti'' ' at N u ha I ye , - St , )% Deperidenci rid 1v1“; servo! ud its Flt his; f: Fridsxl 10,41, Mrs. Ilobtrult, 8t /IPA ' AAP ", Sanilay • the 4ittl n• • _ pt de; ql, „0,; t• hr crf the th e n tot, at W o oe r, vow .e. 4413 4fitin Dicki of M4kieStl4 eno oVr" tltiisi $O, f • , Julio o r. aid! 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On the 6th nat. at Marylelorosiesio,.,rt, i. ,1 mys, E.q. of Pythons P4rV. 01,"►,agilo To) ] • ;,' 3ret. the eldest, J.lngbla ° I v ...- 1 t!tts ...... t . :_________,_----- --,.------ 'i ----------- - Ma .4 10.114 r, ,te ~, II Atli fr to, VI 044, V , , 4 Yesterday. the 86 init. at be!',...,,,isii), ~1 0, 0,1 ~ ~, , 'lace, of :t sopid nosittroptio,),3.o,4,',l"o, 110,,',, be, op ! : I O.:sail Boone, null zit:looll,4i, : k i ,festY2/1 o f tia,,,„ 1 . i ii, . ~,,,, i) , ~,, ,„, d1 , ;) , ..,,,A 0 if, , , C.'. folr , 4 ,