The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-21 00:00:00

hqllArtoktil, la his -.mention of plctol, of the Iglus Caitown', told of a of Cablomto Pt;ttritttice rAttx t h an, rept:loci . ), and, On the C 011( 14,1),is nthlress, the Jury desived nitintr;tw. Thi!, %v. about. %even :4144* r.1,1* o'clock, and the. Jury 41111 twit Ciot; / till qiiii , er past six 'Mock, vehro they the !Aiming verities :-- 41001 C 401,41,11 Guilty .11)1,41), I °over . , Richard Clanthlc, (inttoel, said John Carionter, Nat I'.:i"' !J . "1 h. Uri order will the only .1.11, e presvnt 01$ the Beii~il to receive the verdict, pull seemed by hie 11 , 11 11 114 l il e% 1) rr sottlelotrorise al. thy at 14:ifi. tal a the row 1 45 1. Mtn the Ptirernan (11 the Jury retorned lottu Ifooper nor illy, the Re corder thinhing he , had nht Iteitrit hint diNtioctly, ".11.1uper,not guilty , ?" The Ilacoutoya then, said, " Let slit four Lust be desatned, and tried ftit the inisolemeitsittor."— A4d K't'to o deistod litat to add, " Let le OW lie u• .)city be sulittnutted for to tnortoky,ut ten uselock." Whitt'. Om Jury NA r mit of C..urt ing their verircl., tittutites . cioe wit, trieLl by the Mist dlotex Jury. It wits that of irstnini Jor4s4n, ehircteti with healing tame coach-how lettrni•es hlsiti the 'loonies of Mr. 111)*,tu, livery-fttuhleAreper, of Potti•lntir, sm the uth ut Mktuber tact. The Lictis ot the theft were. The preosiser, when rtilleti upon for hi► dish-gtee, pleatiert pored v, oild th.tt hu was retlucesitssitte itinto‘t sod thnt hist mite wit. to I.llwor tit tit , very tint.:. In proof of., Ittit t ss.s. women emote forw.tril, 4.1.1 hat they were called in on ti , e !Itti of December to riait hi...wife, who watt thi.es. in Worm' at the timid, sod found is time Imago mritivouluod two N., / Time Jury (pupil the pvilober GI/Mit upon ,witieh the pro teetitor stepped furrowed, ttud earnestly reeonintendrd the pri. sourer to toetey, hoeing' ascertained, upou tnq,iry , that his lobacuiritt wait etartet. OLD BAILEY SESSIONS, 21. Al tin roily how this ti►nrning the Cowl_ was exte4sivety et owelvil, In i !Teetotal flint the in •tietineot Jun►es Watson, senior, wolibi be the fin.t which would coat Oil for WWI. Watson, however, wits not •eitlivil OT, , itittl' the Court pro. eeeileil to the trial of ►,uother,u the rioters, Ri - - chird Simmons, tliv Black, The indietntut►t Ogaitist him charged hint with buying, on the 241 I)eeeu►- b r If it, faZOleti from the shop of Mr. fl e, Lt gon tninli in the Minoriesos quatit it y ol guns, insto!s, and wysirons. l‘lr, GURNEY thseing oildresied the Jury, nu itAted thg partietthitt ot the chArge, proceeded t 0411 Ike following Wittlelith Roe stated that 'he' at No. 91.. Minn ries, awl that bet k!i'ven one and t o o ' cluCk on the 24 of December km, it • nimber peisoli, clime ton'srtis 11:s shop, to the amount of froln 100 go 260; that he itionetliatelyelo)eil all his s p ar/ . m er li ti, and looldng ont of the window,,ta , v the ntoh about 100 yards front his house; that a body of limn then cants and broke into his shop, when be riCapi'd int() a 11C1011)Deied honer ; 111.11 he after. wards lonntl the property in his shop, ninntstiting to opwords of 1;0001., had been carried off, con sisting of sundry tire-arms, 71. in Bank of Ens. lend notes. arstl 20 shillings of copper. 'j'he prisoner put no question to Mr. Rae. Air, Hall, being sworn, stated, that the nitb crt the 2(1 ot December, amounted Ht fire,,,sly to about fifteen in number ; but 'bat shortly Ater wards they inereord to about two hundred served the pritoner in the Minor es, previous to going to Mr. Wit's, with a satire in his hand, brandishing It ahont. Saw the mob break the windows of Mr. Rue's shop, and then carry arms awa y. Th e ' mo b ofierwarda went to the back premisca, and vaeveelled,,in furring an eillraster there. They remained jit , the hointe for nearly an hoar, and then 'cline out Into the front of the house, ,witti various articles of lire-urnts nud wearing apparel. The, prisoner was then in the Haile of the mob, brotmlishing his t‘vortl, uutl apf patently extremely active. Abraham Samttel swore that he waive city eon. stable y saw the prisoner on the 24 Det ember, Iv ldi s t hr Wits shooting oppw"ite Mr. Rae's, with • browd cutlass, awl wits fiti,isiee Its to his pergnii. Saw him with his bonus in she window of Mr. Rtiv's shop, bawling sonic of the tire-arms to the tool), tool that he settoca to be the most state amongst then). jollit W 1.60, it De-goordsoutn, we* on duty the Decruther 1411, in the iNlinorieir; sov the iltisotter j oow o ot tbe mob, near t‘tr. Itete'si he bad in his icxwmll, Hilif Was tpiverior, it k 1 47 (the ) bit hitil wit,' the HA side of ,liim *WON!, then gave up the weapon. Thontas Pratt , rnath, it city oftiorr, stated that he apprehended tile ptinmer at Nrittlinvet. the 1011 tit DeeettOser, when the prhotter admitted that he was in'the Matt the 241 of December. The prisoner being called an for hlb derenee, *AI, that a mart put the tin ard into his 14411 d, hut that he never took award from Mr. Ruoto lu Ittlit Mr. .litatiee 800 ttovatis then addreu ei l the uttivr a 14 hurt deliberation, they're tanked a %ertlirt—Guilty. Mrsitlitiod theft arrnignetl, . charged with ha►lug possexsion a pistol, the l► petty of Mr. Rite. Ile was loom! Guilty ut i)tc _Larceny, John lb; awn nnc iturtefed for 111441iiig a gm*, thy lortiperty ttt Alr: Rite, iit the Arittittie, , OA Tilt 441 Of LICCIAIII3I.3' 140 ' int(' W 43 AMU! of Simple Laretny.' Mitt ENN 110..14, JAN. •16.—we rarer in hear that a %hocking murder was t othatitted 0 fewila±;ts ago, in the iteighbo'stritood of Glusinwis., tads cn K inity, 00 - ntatt of the t Mote of !mitt. The 1113401) accost(' of the .th ettit. 11{1.0'et is said to be a tbeur relation 9f' the ticevas. rd. We tirelote, fir the , prvgent, any further stsitertient of the vartivalars tto related %tee ifillierStOnd tin Inquest %vas held yesterday, 1 toM we hope to 014011 fill oothrotie I Mint of 41i$ Unhappy &ilk ir.—(Enniskillen- (duo. vtiele,) FRENCII PAPERS ; EIiEQE)Vhp PAkIS I JAN. 18.—yoft, (1.. y rt.e Duke 'Of An gottlente was present at the instAllation OT the Polytechnic Schou!. lie was 't.terivetl by their Excellencies the 'Ministers of the Inierior, of W. mid the Alai inc. the Duke of Oittleativille, and thr Ptofesiors and schokts. CI L\ NIMER OF DEPUTIES: GirlNG oV Tilk 17 : 111. The atter of the Day calktl tor the . :Aiseit,sirm" ot rue prujt et of lin relating to the loran ut.prri. ere,ling iu ‘regstrtl to works seixed by virtue of the tli inikle of the I.lw of thelot Q..t. 1814. 'this article .authorises the seizure cud segues. trillion of a worl: in thiee caies :—lst, if the winter does not produce the receipt of the de, ebir.ition and tlepost. - 2‘l, If each copy dna not cootalo the true 040te und place of abode of the printer. 3,1, It the wot kis impelched before the tributtitis flu account of its contents. lint the la wdid not determine what authority should pronounce upon the Merit of this seizure, it did nor regulate the form of proceetlinitotud it did not fix the time &tains which the sentence must be proutmuced, ity these oinissiOns, the proprietor of u wotk who wished to reclaim against the seizure was' exposed to delays „which effectually preventrd its publication. On the other: hand, there existed no. gal mode of poommting upon the work itself. The object of the law pro posed was to correct theie'ontissinns. The law is as ,Hlpws " When a witirlitt shall have -been seized by virtile of the Art'irle of the Itw; Of the 21st of October, 1154,,,the proems Ncrhal shall, under pain of nullity, to the party seized within 24 bonri, 'who may within three dayk oppose the sentence. " lo case of opposition,. the Proeuretir of the King shall lose every exertion to haye the seitaie Confirmed within a week from the 'flay Of tie said opposition. " The week beine if the teizttre it not ec►nfittned by the tribunal, it shall be of uc► effect, +tn►i el I 1 the copies slain be returned to the I►rea• rietors." 11t. Benoist prnpos e ►d to retrench in the first paragraph the words 1‘ w;tl►itt three cl4►ys," tsl►ich was adopted. Thi Chamber then divided, the law was * claimed by 145,while hails, against 14 hi irk. The Sitting rose at imif-hurt two, Mid adjourn ed to the next day, to icartt the Ileport concern ing the project of law upon the Jottroall, Comotander of the corps of the Itostian Army ht Prance, (.unite ‘‘'oroutow, who arrived at Kiri* it week ago, returned the day before yi-i -terday to his general quarters at Maithettge, with the ()Meets of his Staff hlajor who bad accompa nied him, RASTADT. JAN. I I.—The Course of Exchange fit Vienna has 11,11,4111 y exprrielice.lll9. rxcessire depression ; it has Wien from 35.1.,t0 394. Fit.F.Neli ver ('etch. GO f. Bli k Action% NFAV SILVER COINAGV. The plan for ft simultaneous delivery and e.g.. change of the new silver coin for the old was finally arranged at the Hank on Priday last. Air. W. Pout met there the Governor and I)ireetors, together with , several blinkers, in the city, who had been convened on the occasion. Ile repre sented to them, that Government was desirous that the exchange of the new silver coin for tbv aid should be attended with the least possible in, convenience to the public: with this view it would, he conceived, be expedient to enter into arrange ments for enabling all his Illajesty't subjects in every part of Great Britain to cselatege at slit amine period the uld far the new silver coin of ti n realm. This exibange the Government would be ready It, Make on or •before the atkttay of itehru wry. On the subject undergoing some discussion, it was considered that the object would b e mo s t easily attained through the medium of the country bankers, provided they could In' prevailed upon to undertake the . business. No doubt being enter -I,,ittett on this head', it was agreed that application should be is to them fur that purpose. Ou the next day (Saturday) a private meeting was held by the bankers in town, and certain reardittiotta were conic to,expressive of the object in contemplation. fry t h e smile night's poss, printed copies of the re• solutions were forwarded to all theenuntry hankvri in the principal towns in the kingdom, with strong recommentlati t ons to forward the object or Goveru mem in the exchange of a t e new coinage. It was further *manger?, shuts OlVerllnitni were to forol s b nil the. Inspectors of Ctiio that email he spared, to assist in making the - ex-chitage in thou s - great pro - -rincial towns: tool where there was aurdeficiency in this etAreet,,, it • wait anpc4l. the linokers snouted supply it, by perutiitiog the Cattier of the home to attend out the beltult of Gowerutueot. In the event of any disappoint meta on the Fart of Ithe mom ry bankers, Ise Nlayor of the town would be request:ll to undertake.the ;natter, mid in failure of the Chief Mligistrate, .the bu.iness was to he rtflightti into the hands of OM Puitamter of the place. 'l' II E .1 rltlt .1 I. Ity, t; it. l'elyih• inert .(x4l .17,4 Id • 1) u Orontluku, M r Krim; Nlist Somerville.' After which, liarleitoin florocr. Covest ., mtims.—Guy Ntaoneriog: !Ivory lt , rtram, Sinchtirt Lucy liertrao)„%liis Stephens. Aftcr which, and the Sylph of the 041 t. MAILS, Anlttvgl)-I.l"rance. I Lislit;l;,l - 11 . 4111411(1, 1 Thiblinp,l \. Dv t .—.4 ftillittut;ll, 3 Outteitintrgh, 3 Gue . filiey Jtrity, 1 Waterford. PRICK ()I. S'It)CKS • ... nits DAY A:1 4' kV ',lse, O , CI 41C 6. • 4 pet (!eitt. 1ty4........„ 64 it 19 !ta tifikk, " ..193 I per 1 - ert,. Coo:. •. , „ILI ; ht.! tn H 1., i li,iili. pr. 4 per Collk, ..... 79 9,) 1'....u91.1R11.1.,...„ .. I 54. I•7s„ pr, , per Cciit. N. Atm.!) ii I :Jo!, t;o4b.lor Act:91191., 6 . 11,:l 1494 L. 41419 ' 114 o.ltltitb I ' . WATEIt AT' LONDON MUDGE TO-MORROW. Nlorning.ll wilmirs after 5, I liveteilig,3l winutcsallvs• 5., Tlll-47, SUN. (.!, I S VALSV:I4 riUUZAT LONDON, TUESIMY, J.INU.II:Y 21, 1817. * * *,Muny ars iclei are of necessity postponed. We ure even coospdisql to omit past of "ism Frenels Extract'''. We have the satisfaction to state, by accounts 'rout Leicetterahire, that secet al of the flog- I:ailers of the Luddites, who were concerned in ibc outrage some time since at Loughborough, liave,been taken up, and were committed to Leices ter Gaol. It is understood that warrants are out . lor the apprehension of more of the same gang. Great credit is doe to the ililagistracy Of that 11411 of the country, for the nctivity . With which they have proceeded on thiA inymtaut hubitteii.• From the German Pliers reccivel yesterday, a I.lmborgit receive(( thk morning 'with ..orrespondenis ,to ihe lUth, PHris to the 10th inst,:, we have sdected all the pars. graphb of coosequence, for .vhieb the loop, tint' Wert:icing of the Trials a' thu r ltioteoi left us space. It uill be %veil flint the Lairs onNr*Quill Ü berty, ithd uu the seizure of libellau4 hut's, have tlie.Llianiber of 'De-- plait:4. Some ►►f the obsctire ant! unuutlinvi7c►i Pri►lts of (;ermatiy contain %Try important intriligenee reipeetiog the tehtions between the Allies and France. We know not how lar these accounts are worthy of crcilit, and Cher, fore only what they are, ‘ritliotit comment. They affirm, d in t the coot,iht iou,i for the niontlii . of Jannary Ana ruhrtt4iy (or at least 18 million out of 23 million of Isaac, dive in period) Intve been remitted for six months, its order to relieve the 00%erttment from the immediate pressure of a butt harvest Anil se vere tinics. The same Papers contiiin a curious story of the interference of the Emperor ALENANDRR th procure respect for IlltstNADurra from me •t;out t of. France. This, though backed by a pompous au. nouncement of the strength of the SwedistiliaVy; is, we presume, a jest, especially as IlauwAnorre's vigour and zeal in the campaigns against litioNa. PAPTE are instanced in . sopport of the application Never, we believe, ditl i Nation dpi less, or a Ge- . nerd as little, as Sweden'and her Crow.n..'Pt ince in these wars. We'sboold like to see a 'Return of their killed and, i oundeci, and if We - are u ell ittformed Of which we have no doubt, We may safely assert the whole Number did not amount to • fifteen killed 411(1 raty's c rateli v t l ! ! It Was indeed ' currently reported that but for Sir STUART they would newer have been brought tinder fire.. So mueli for the vigour and zeal of the lust scion of illegitimacy ; in Europe. This morning die grunt) Jury for re turned a true Bill against James Watson the elder, James Watson the younger, John Hooper, Thoma s Preston, and Thomas Cashman, on a. cliiirae at Conspiracy and Riot, This iudiCtrnent is expected to be. traversed till the next Sessions. J6N. 1 20.--The QUfl continaes better, and tt,ok an ailing 'for the seenmi time this morning., in a Coach and ronr on the Math Road towar, s Nlaidenheall, neeninpAnieit by the ,AtiGusTA. •Pttemisr.t by !heir Ladies in Prineos EtAzingTH enntinnes hiclia posed and ennfineil, to the -Castle, as, itoeso Ihe Princess SnPitiA, who enjoys h 'VCry state of health. • • - • - Yestettlay.a Cabinet council who iteitl i the- Foreign (hike. Th e Ministers asset»bletl a n t halt past two o'clock; There * ere present the Lord Ch4ricellor, the Earl !if liporrowhy, the Rirl of the garl. nt. Liverpool, the Chan.. venni. of the Exebetitter, Viscount- Melville, Vis count lu u Viscount Castlerettelt, Earl Bathurst, Mr , Canning, Mr. H. they continued in deliberation for tlittte the Cabinet not hicaking imp till near aix . .; The celebrated Chemist kt.apaoi tt di e d of p er . lin on the first 0(141 twant4, %Oil 74.- Iqflta of k Drm., Dlic . \20.-11cmairt the %sirl4 o outward-bound as before, and theli.tot, 10. LAND, for Calcutta.—Wind S. , . , FAt.triouTti, .IAo. 18.—Arrived the Prig 4r : t ILest packet with a 'mail from Li3bott, in six dq h when coniiiig over the Bar, site spoke the 1 1 1: 10 'Regent :.citooner, flout London, in qi t h q‘... Wind S.S.IV. fresh gales. li' St N t i l‘ 11AVIli, JAN. 16.- 4 We learn by t' l- .-' ....,... Michel, arrived here on the 9th from Rio .IsocitN ' "';''.."'D I i 1 1 . that she was boarded o ff the. CAllary 1 5120 - lII'S' tt .i a Spanish Insur g ent p r iv a teer, by w hom ilte, w li,, plundered of sugar, coffee, &c. and 11 " 1°9"1it :., * , 0; ,T, , one of her men:" • . TII E 'lli EATRE. Xv;„ ifi v 4,„ DRURY-LANE.--We are not sorry to be c 01 1 ". °li i pellet ), by a great overflow of temporary nua ltr o i t : i 'Oi to take a very brief notice of the T.iged ) to i .:'°' Orsionoko, revivad.at this Theatre lets( nigh l ' f , 0 1:' 7 ' Y '' a composition .for the closet there is a 5we e ,;" . 0 6 19 versification, and a train of incident in the 1 1, , ' ll l4, Slave, 'which sustains the Reader to its close; u; t 4t{, upon the stage, where poetical *beauties ore P o 1..E.1 .s 5 obvious, b e i n g o bs cur ed by, action.• 0 0 In "„ blot, of plot is required, _ the play is certainly l'illi'"4l4,,t and tedious. Nor did the cast of cituraclet . ( 4 , 1 , 0 Drury- lone Oroutiolta is not Suited tor Mr. KFAN, or r j° ', o ii,,i, Mr.. IiFAN is not suited to Oroonoko, or e n 1.41 'l" ea, to render it More interestiof, R. the dignity of -n l'tinee in shivery ;--the till :4 1'' glory of a noble nature, sometimes bursting 111 0 . i 14 liii - ftleSS, bat never exasperates) into fury. Tl'a.,a • • 1:" 1 'who are acquainted with Mr. Ka N's s t y le L ''''''' manner will be aware that such are. not the ki' , 11' ' ' '' pearances he Mill assume.. And, in fact, fill l' ici ' , 4 11,,r, lormance was merely a slight variation iron' oe . 'ni, Maaelli dr Mehard. Semper ideal; - - th e 1 : 1 1 0I , l i fri scrutiny y k o re f g g e a s z t e ic . ttlation,—the same extigge r- o ilfir i k the same looks of tetr"r' ll i vi: , ' il ffriOt, the same rush tdott , the bottol l ',:o ''.., 4 same scenic life and the same new re tstlittg.i n i . ', l ' , ',.: 11 ,"" h • . lit short, the part has not tyltle", r l : ..4 rt , c) Actor's fat h e. Nu, s someßv i,,, pe rforlP - ,/S Ilitoincia, n being of much softness Hod s'i tr , (l o li.. She was rather tante ; but there i s out I''' o vi spirit in the.clitseact e r. .Mr. ',lmes Pol' in4t ,. i rli '- the faithfol Alioun was one of the best Pi c— p ' i s r .1 kl. , acting,va s gi ven‘.e ever fo lia :;1 .1 :q i ;1 1 1 1 C S a t c k c y on :V i i ii tl i l 4 g t. l ) l ) ;' l.llll):e. .- ' : ',.14 ' 4 TO TILE r.Drroit OF TilE SU;N• • Il tlo 7lk ' mui‘c:. sllo l 4 for the gong Sweet 1 11LPII ;i;it ‘t'iltlU!. MUSIC it 111441titi where it IS 10 1.4 reillifilt, br &O. • A I,OVEtt. OF ila ßM°'f, . • r 5, There, is to he a Conpnon Conne.l Py T l 11:aeting on hkostiay ne x t . I t was 10; ,;()C4 halted that the faction whi c h Na i to " Would remain toiet in these distt mitered P •I,Ate.--- , ln the proceedings of the' %d ill( ' Ott King's Bench yesterday nottlini , oreurred o sli of I l l i l e aT t e1; 1 : 1 1 1 1 ) :::: " of le S i :: ' 1:11" 6 1 ;11 ' purled in cousetptenee oldie absence of 11. ' taEY ;it the Old Bailey; Oil Lord a, Sir .iosy.rn Volt K g n t ";;, - 11,0111.. W? Foci. (on e of th e semtitrivs 40 . It o a arrived a t Portstnooth' on' nefit h q e d* ing ; and the next Inorning his Lordship ,19,<" BAlittulf made visit to the College, .whilst Sir JosKp l i accionr i f by Capt. [WC:LIANA'S, actingai Chief thin garrii on , ploceedeil to° 'Fort' Mf ) llCkii ll 4 ,i d i into its CApability 'M fitness a$ " lle t l r ?r head quarters t or t h e Royal arine Ar ti ,or instead of the late „ t D ea l. We d tot stand th e un fy apOrent diffi cu l ty t li s enver e uit t the want of st iffiCie nt ' space to cxerche i its the fall range of sheik. • The object 1). . 41 5 t o MELVILLIR'S Visit to the Naval Collet ° : 1 1; 0", ike hims e lf m i nute l y acqu ai , nctl wit h vioitagcs of certain rules anti repolafi ffilg t po h '! (1 been !iligg,i'stetl for the impro ve tneot to ivi internal:economy of the T'.-011ege; pred (1.11 ,01101 re-opening , atter the 'vacation.. Flis 11 , 1 .' r r the Sir 3ciii:ett Vw.me, and Mr. liAttaow, of r° had. trausactod these itlfaits, set ,nit KErrit'4, Purlirook Park, where they (Ii" 0' tt 0' and the ilexi day rtfurnea to t !' ralty. • • ' hg It IS ttrilversally acknowledged, by ' ll°ll, t % l l - di: I , I syectoble part of the eraestsion,,that ilOarils, established by celebrated !.S Aiioll' 4 ' of (.:Itarlotte-house, Bittekftiara-rotill, fry' stotksstreet, Oxford street feW tinttrs 1 , /u Tl"%treet), ire the fountain head for 11 ' 1 '; i t, It Is It fact,. that, by the milted :`,, t to lf Gentlemen, hp winds of `>,x Th n , is orl 1" 41 01 Isnye been cored annually of. olibtittote 1)1 104, 1 ; many of wham had been diselmrged front ,e11:1 ittls, nut) hundreds b a d b een improperlY ts.c ' f persons ignorant of an important hroo' lr o gi l CI; Mes%rs. egors.n, MuNflot" are consulted daily by tell rank/ nt peopt r : of their Establishments ; or by letter.' s I r e ap t i country, 'stating their rase, when Mel' lcill 'l ll( ,i Atkice i s sent to a ll sire side doors at each 'tense, mid priv‘ l , : e k : f o r renmles..---Dio yet Charlotte•house , parts of the. king l . l " ° ' to' jr ,l the It s v. Howkmi Mill's Chape l. u r . • , e, 4:New Donnektreet. • 0, Sinurdav, the 19th h oant, at- Ipswich, aj ward B'icnn, Eq. df x , taughiar, -.004 towns. 1.0 1) N Printed by 411t1 liv W. A. St:111 141/S ;;;1. 41 d c ok at the St , : I). ' ' fit K. Nu. 112. Strand; 0 4 '; Ilit'et%, 01 Jets, LOU ( J , is t '• 114.44-I•2i j. Ott ~-~0~...~..