The Sun. — London, England, 1817-04-04 00:00:00

1 „ r , AMERICAN 'HAUT TON. EATRAC , T Ot' t I,LETTP-It FROM. WASHIXOTON T( A F.IAISND V.; NSW YORK, DATED • ~,February t 9, 111t7. N'esttrtlay: the votes foriPtesident 'and Vice-, • President were cOuntetr. You Will see that .C.io • vernor 'Fot kin htisl .more votes for Vice-Presi dent than Mr. Monroe for President, though the 'Alter cOol'eS in with a etreater majority than any .011 S, If ..wt exrept „ , AIL the world occupied about the forturnion of. the. Cabinet,. lint uoillinghas yet transpired upon which corree; opi 100 can h& formed, Mr; Monroe i. reser.v , d, .arid tirrrl. Ile 11a¢. rvvry rhirig in lii!(•favour ; 4rreat,expetiettee in the o per, t tioos of our awn ,Cioverhoient,. and - ts 010 - rough litioeticch!e of tire intlchlitatious.of the rot. ten ti , vernnie , n'is cyftF 4 tirope.; from his repeated residensk:qtt. In his long cours,a of pithlitt , i.irtc , fti. h As.heett .itons it,• . and laborious; in p . rica.te amiable ; i ttici: tlet'uous ; t,•ut ttcel,great, a : ol.estinale. :'.4tbiroe elegsnt, aecompliidted wo.; ; 5!,;.• possesses a charming mind, and a dig- tt:ty, of ni3otters which„ peculiarly fitkber for het elev.tted ,tation iter retired dOntestie habits will lli nioclkaanqyed by whit is egtleil fiert weiety, if she does not t, , tatly rhange the.etititictte (if It may be. so) • estabbshe(l by .Mrs,..‘Vashington, y,:,Psdituts,,ap4 :Nladison—a roorine,w,hich h er feeble . constitution, will not permit her to encounter; to go tinough,it she must become 4'perfect,sl4re to tllc sae,!ifiee of, her healtl); . jaws can be coin o pared nothing better tints the Illodi „bra; in France ,where all are '' hail fe110 , ,v,, wdl Presido.ny, Secre taries, Senators, Nieltiber§. Foreign Minis , ers, Consuls, ( -:(" 1 . 1 1 11 141 .A.rtditorsi ACC9lintn,sts, bflivers, of the and Army of,every . grade, Farmers..llerch,ints, Parsons, Priests, Lawyers, Judges, Notaries, Anctioneers, ~.1)3. 0 ,er5, Clerks, stay-tape, and, buckram gentry ia'iteettlators,. and Nothivorions,--all with their wives, an d some t.heir gawking ,ciffspring, crowd to the President's every IVednesday even.: ine--tenne• in shop,s, T :tytOst 'in hoots, and many with many sport: smne.intifflitg, otheramitewitig. ..and many. luoging for their segar and whiskey' punch left at hoine..;. some:with powdece(l:loa4s, .. others frizzlejl,,and oiled, with some 'whose lie:Ads , st comb hits never tottltetl,, ball bill by dirty col , lays, reaching rritove,.ll.!eir .vars, as stilf.as paste board.. M.rB.YreSitlent,this wife-LA/dump this is ary• t latrgliter—Mr- President ) this is my ;Dick Fr.,ll.op,efol yontlt,'.“ just eed from:college six rlic VApbur lee puffs fFom, [l 4 - :Yartniiicshest.—WlLat:a. motley crew ..saw,one .iOl,tlt.eic polished ereatttre get tip in a,eltair„co , .ver4d with bine, sit i., anti tl,ere,sfatiti in his boots, to view , a pi.etnre'„ and in squirt frOrn 1113pwErpot!s quill, on a 'Turkey carpet „what his itoidd rip longer ccmtain„ : „flow Oes , ,ing to every -man who feels for the honour .skirl ~stir of his feel!. all ;hiss,Oily she 4):y these h o obii,. gt.epy-relietitor 'hy her pro , Teet . tetitentent., believe..if she had the sante . t,itne, ,c") iv,i4s.Onec again, though. she would not, he lees bountiful. iiu l good, she would . 1 000 , 4 'different. cottr§e: , of tlitittette, mleol, it ; ought ,not to he' e,ipf-ctOi, that the wife, of. the . ]'resident retryib:TiiitS• ..()Or nation is in crossing so last,' and There is such an influx of foreigners ,here (partient . tOly at this setison of the year): that a *alp (night to he plrt . to it, god S(Mle rates Adopte . tl for the pres.entation of strangers to the Chief 111agisttate and his .family„ otherwise his valitabfe time will he absorbed in ridiculous visits from the idle - and curiOns. At the Ito One ought, in my opinion, to 1 admiped with• out a previotn...introduction'to, the President by some respectable Member of the , Government-t and if those Alettilters were'not discreet in the characters awl numbers. of their introductions, they ought to be' told of it. All judicions o sensible persons, see now the. necessity ()Vaud) arrange. 'Penis. These Foreign 'Ministers; and Agots, toe, are far too intimate at the Keiiident.s.s,,,,,,'ltua• with the different branches of the, Gorepinient. 'lnwards them the panne etiquette ought to be ailowed as is known to exist at theitown Courts. This they would not coniplain .of..'-. 1 make these observa tions, because' I-Ivally,,,, i feel for the rresident and Mrs. Madison, whosq nniform, kindness to all 11.14 been abused, aid' m , becae:l hope to see Mr. awl Mrs. Nloni,oc praftepfrotrt the experience of others as well as theit ()Wm. There is alespeet due tit our sachems which-this 'inapt 4!ate of things'tli minishes. NVe allow our. (.lener4ls am! Com; menders of ships to establish f6rmalities at theii -p ail s Auni on their spiarter'-declis, nod will you'unt. allow the l'rei,;ident eoiiiriff'eertalti rotei•for-titi government of his hOuSe• 'and the diStfibution 0 . Iris time 1 ' - .. - ~. . . •. • ..' , , ~ ',.,. In all Or)ve,roments such regulations .are fIeCC64 , sery—in none rove than on' o 0, 'whPra,e'very man thinks Itelmis;e, voice„, anilthies ily. choose that it shonl4,,Whelytt,itron4ll,tjierrgtilar channel pointed. out, 114 j, • ty , oltstii,tilion s,, . Ain private 5 o ci e ties soi3O t i! l 'iF',,i a elllrtalit tko crtitn nis eces; te Sny. Is y(qtrr,:tyiiSi(*itti: hnuse to be' like. a t a vern or -1 . - fua'rls'er,Vri:!e toe'veti,otte,,. because you b u ilt owl . fiirtilihtollt ? 111)4 you; had befter • go farther, • amt fric the priee'l6 - the ice-en:0111S and refreslvitfepts we gettheve:, aiulgivtrthe hostess ..6 salary for , tier atieptlaite.if,•tiity sattiry-wimlii comilebsates, herlor such infi 4 ,Ititerritible,, ...A,14: , publican can, be, and otigy, tt2 he, ati polite mit t polished ara*Royalist. It is ''' . ,iiii-;taltett itlvit that , m i gov ws . ,7nd i klp.ven I y Ilith4 Nee tieeksAht).. r ttthe pi cstt;vailall .t. (.1 . - 1e ,It...itk , tittlit 4 .:l,,itt,StiliktilOt!S, GiOrttlittittlilCrs am, - e- , -Se,..it ial .4 ti'ier ~'- e 4tod ,i iie i t ,,i . , , '' I - ' • ' ti . vi tt" ' - - 1 `iaiitl •elealiEtic4s isqiciir, y ante& t i ti .., t i • .-.. l u m g ri , Arti to-44?(:, n uyitutietrieu.lolotteti nil• dieteti to ► vkitil6!: tavci•ns. '..,l`tey tikrong„ro„ ot l the har-roo Ili, 101 l in - LA f a 4 . 9:4,,P.;ch1t..it'5..5it0 , 1.t 4 ; cnotv, , ernd s't - Fi , e'' the v. lloyscs, 0 1 7 *":1 11 ~ .S.- . 11 ,e , .carouse 'lll agilt, rind .swear like. Kenxiii:l4 Do] toneis:.. il'iles . e. habits, which toe . ..takeiz from ill 'EPglitslll tlia its rfplilhed fiatiom ig-t. .I_!;grope, .‘ ! gis t, _a tudatittesb to' otti. sOot,jsuguti;:att(l !,Ci:i(111,tiss„0;) ' 43'1'r'inannevslit*t-Ake.:.,11 trinco ' ' ns:o ient with wo.'s rd .. ~., , . as they are with politeness. A general commerce ~. With tectsie g n has alirays been ttonght netegiary to soften the micouthnesS of inews nature. This gallantry (if you chitose to call it . so) 'cisusei a man toy exert eiery virtue; itcellenci, iit pertecs, lion, that. nature or eddeiiiion may . ,liaVe.giveti . bile ; and 'diffuses °Vet' his 'Whiile Manners, Mein, and depOttmeilt, a Certain polite' And liberal air that distinguishes the gentletnan from the, brute." I wish some (Jr nor Members Of Congress were More impressed with such sentiments.' Smite of them would figuTe beoer in a town meeting than in. the Natintoil Hails even Randolph, Who prides himself so lunch •dn.his elochtion, Secill3 An have liasstallo;ough every. School except the school of good manners: Or puhlie buildings ire /Ouch in tite same state As the Goths rind Vandals of the present Ay left them ! Our 'great and. goodTresident L ie s in ti 'inisvrable,honse, the floors of which are prupt up Kith' rough hewed stanchions, and Mr. Monrot ,flutist con tinue so occupy the one he now inlitbits,. which the Cashier of your Wilk Would fiot think, fit for his family. The salaries of our chief Officers 'are conlemptible..-manyallheni are forced to live at board, leaving their families at home, bteause they have ,not the means of keeping house in this expensiVe plate. Is from four to five thousand dollars a year suf. , ficient for our Secretaries / Congress, after much debate, has. allowed 100 dollars a year for clerk hire. Oar Cc?niptrollers, •Atfilitors, . Registers; Treasurer an t i Accountants, have ' from two to three thouirmd do!firs a year for 'tlu inrformenet of their ardent dude's, while the door-keeper of the Senate has 1.,600 dollars a. year fur lid ser-' vices !.. Is this -ti. ,Just distribiltiour of the•public money to public slaves ,! I am ~opposed to large salaries,. but I ant in favour of - treehas!hanest men can live by with credit to themselves and the Oovernntent. • . Our Presidefits - are now obliged, before they Make - in- appointment, to inquire. it the man has any property that will doable him, with his salary, to live. Thus nut only talents', but fortune is ilel ce! , sary to fill our offices. • By this means an aris7 , , toeracy is created of the worst cast, incatise it is au at iskperacy of riches, lie assured that this nfiinied - I ike or commercial avisurracy i$ the vilest anal most destructive of all desputisms.„ There is lio thiug generous or enlarged about it—it shuts out every nohlelentiment, ,every patriotic view. 'lc has been the'cause of the degeneracy of European . Governments,' and, like !noxious insects in a gar 4 den, it wilGby deg - veer, eat into.tk vets core of. the, best frults . of onytre nf liberty. ' . . . FLANDERS AND DUTCH MAILS. ,Batt6sitch, MARCH 26,--Themerchants of Aht , tverp haring applied. to. hi.* Mujesty, complaining of the toil evicted from ships aryiring ,there, Tribunal of. Commerce in that oily has been. or tiered to inquire 'into the altir, and has, R 3 it is Said. foOnd the oomplaint.of the city of Aht werp well toingtied, since thisqluty!titoolty be Itighly dv, trimental to the trade .ol:that . . . We Itatro from the Franchi4ronti_ers that Stich large quantities of corn have arrived in the nor therwports.of the kingdom, as to cause a general decline in the rices.• throughout. Picaidy acid leatitat4S Flanders, which spreads universal and flatfeet ion.- MA co 28.--The Moadat 4V4awner, notified at the residence of the Bishop or (Ahem, hits. brew authenticated by a Proces Verbal which has just been sent hither.. The Bishop has lett the clrcle,of.6hent, and is . now in that of Ypres. -It sreems that the judicial proceedings against him will he continued. The JlBllOl4 de 'la Belgique of the 3lat says, '' it is affirmed that M. de Ilroglio,Zishop Ghent, has quitted• not. only.the, city but she. kingdom,, sod that he has fled to ''ranee," MAVSEUGH, MARCH 22.--The Grand Duke cholas arrived here on the in the. evening, lie found all the windows illuminated, and °ma. mewed white Bags, and, /furs, rte. /is. 'We: have learnt indirectly.that.bis IJlghuess, and the ..Generals of the at my,,were ,fiuttereitti+th, this tention . . Sr. PATEVSBURG ft, Fen. 27.; The bears, which the , French , papers stated to have besiegeci,A , los;. Cott', WO really upp,eared in much larger l i t ttOmili than usual ; not indeed about Moscow, but ht.- twren Irkutsk: and.Neauchinik, ip Siberia, 12 or 1500 leagues from the :capital of Ituisia. They penetrated with fury into the list4.c:ls and,remote habitations, the. initabitautk. of. Which bad for a time much difficulty. in repelling their attiteks er — ! , AbouvWerchne Outlensit, there , were near 400 of these ferocious T)te extraordinary trade in corn bas latteri/ doubled the munber of strangers,at Qdcssq. Tltif .sea port:scents in a. Iktir way of becoming one: of the post,,consitlerable. towns of ,the %lire ;. its increase proceeds in a manner beyond all Coneeption. . , I It 1:‘ 1., A ? r Opilja N tiC it 3I .--4.l ) ))44tuatronliis . ken just issued by the' Lord roieutenant in Council, (l e . daring the following Baroeles in, a state ut dis turbance ()philly . (as 'distinguished into Eastern` and Westeitt)., Kileitllen, •Clonmel, Carbery,' .anti-the .Barony or half Barony of North Naas, in tlAt : county of Kildare, Baroi l i v s of Cooleitown and Ilrilipstomm, its the - King's , , • • , MOST. ATitCletous ouTRAGE.. On. Saturday night, a . rangc.9f out-ollices, be lon gin fp Alderman Floske, at his virtu, called ittwinang9,wn,'..-in.the county .c o m ,. ,prising stabling ,itsr 20 liorsfs, a barn, end cow. were maliciously set,„ nn fire, pock totally tc pu t il li nca ; as ; , also, a ricit,of straw, consisting of about one butulred loads.--All the fittming ut en ! silsHwltich been,4:Preil• in tile 9ffiee? were iwyriM, together, 4 , (itit five cows, citi4ritity of seed . pot aloes, A ind ;data ; .tif er4 , Y. likewise a niuntri of . cattkeSev.erelY.ittiored, At .the teffr i tAvas firstAileovered, Ho d ' h e tlip s ilp9v of il!.Lpliartrrtents in whi c h ,iewati± sleet,,which sat tl fic„ and they t oarro\yly etic.tr . vt.ititiosittiokt, Frotpevery opinion ,tl)o.t. s e&M 4,1(010(31 . nut Wive 'Veen- fiet ciit Fite ,i,o i niany, places, ;is tlte &Nees, were Pearly fifty ,yt~rtls in e!oent, and: 411 appealed h i one general flame at the same tittle. • _.. toxiß Rriatton, a se‘tenlific..ailiernian, and Dlelt, a hts§tling hardy were.to 'Contended yelterdaymo%vitkehliMn•comitirtlOA: tight Oa the Match W - 8.1 ,1 c v Oll6l t ri 41i's 7 appointaiCht at Hayes of ‘Vedni!!..o4y. Tviehtv , , thonsand persons w u were aractA to ether upon. OccaSion,'lntlf , of Whom Were tiliapPuinted. PreVionsly to the'arrival 'of the wigiliits, or the Comiiancler-in : Chiel; the troops _being in close, column, atn enemy 'appeared hi thy pet.son of a Clergyman anti a Nagistrate. 1-le ti4hitest , r(l him self to Richtnond, the. black. ant! 1.14ny !loaner, and said, that a conference had beeil,4ill iir,imsgst the Magistrates, who hod come to ft.tle!ertojo,..tion to suppress such Meetings in thatCounty3, the Magistrate added, " I have come here alane."—.. In .answ e r in'Whiell he . wa's'ittfOrnied, ibitt hit mandate should be'obcyetl, and he was as safe es under the protection of a regiment of hussiLrs.. The ropes and stakes were remored and cOnveyed to Moulsey Hurst, whete. the., ring was- for-med. Seconds, Paddington Jones oral-Dick IV4ale for . Randall, and Oliver and Clark ,for Was the favourite at 2 to 1. he five first rounds were in favour' Dick, though full of activity, conk! hot makeparty , impression on his adversary, the fist of Randall Was continually In hi,'face. tre• was aaiti held up by Paddy in closing, and punished severely, till he nfeatured his length on the grass. No betting. `7 —The left hand of Dick seenred of no use to him, and his right hand du not perforao.that se vet a execution as on fornter , occasions. Randall, hnwever,'did`not seem to relish it much, and got away front it with much. adroitness. .flick was again. fibbed down. 2 ,z , totulall now satisfied' the ripg. that he-rtm. - t win ; he sliewed himielf a complete scientific ~fighter,7 7c ould with both and n9tonly•hit Dick away from hint, mately milled him down—BravO; Paddy 9—lliek put in 'flfai:cr i and Randall in ietttror ing' bit short . and went round, but recoieredilin.4 self; and, in:closing, - . fibbted Dick sexerely at the ropes; 'and themtkopimil him in style-4 to 1. On Randall. 10—The nob df.Dick was last losing .its: shape front the severe.4ammering of Randallovho applied his fist so rapidly on his .opponcitif:s nog, _that it could only. be ,cornpqred to a foot man knOcking violently at a door. In elosing r itoth,ilown..... .11—A short round, but it tertnionteil in favonr of Randall, us did a1:3o the' 12th, Ot p , and 14th rQttittlsL• • ,- • .4 • seemed as if Dick was. 'endeevonring to obtain a change in his favour—he hit Randall of the face, put in Inird blow on his sloinla , er,"atid had t lie best of this round. Both down. 1G to 20—.41310311 .suented, rather 1414:eti inflttre rounds,, and at times got away front Dickribt44 hand.. In fact, he had not hetn . . thcar, thefact: 9! . his.pi!pc cot . ;:tat-e. specimen of his' Capabilities.' v itnti he Wltiyi down upon every' settb. :5 to I. -; 21—A good deal of sparring occurred betote blow was exchanged; when Randall put 'in four racers without any return. Both dtmn. Anyitddti 22,--4he anti Of Ibteida appentvd to ha , ell l l this activity of a fiddler .playing it villainy dance; his hand was never tint ofhis oppOne4"s•faet. 23—This much,attention - yrorn its singularity: Dick put iu two severc.bodstkitits, hut, in closing, Rund3ll fibbed hint sercitiy with his, lift,haud ; then changed it .with the most up. parent ease, and punished 'Dick down.—cre..tt applause: •' 24 to-27—In these-rdunds :the . specfkiten jus surprised• to see the . successful matinee glt4i doll held up Dick with oue,:!ttm, Abtktitiljll44 hint fvitla the other. ,His beat) ugsy 4 :01.14 pletely in Chancery, his left eye quite putreti opt, and he had brytt down, $ll Often,, yiS nearly to get the appetiation'of 4‘ tatohle dawn Dick .17 '• Vi—The battle ‘vas i..tst drawing to ' ac k se• and the excellence of Randall Was now acktiovV. !edged 14 all. Didc . eitileavntired to make some desperate hits ; but 'Randall .nobbiti him at arm's length, with the utmost 'song froid, and; in,„ clos e log, did as he liked With - . 29, and, last—On setting to,-4.andall, tlt. much severity, put..in'a on,thelhfcra444l4 . t, that not ooly 'mired t he. wind .ont, to! bitt„ln , went dowtr4ntl ig44,iitty road 'ap . l44 kt hale o(cloth. Such a blots; ykrely, tv,itnessed, and se flout fail; in hay . ing the, desired etfeeti. ,'.'tune Was alltd, and upon Dick's getting up to.cOme tOthe SCrat'vb , ,, he "shook hands with itbe contest: • BEMARKS.Z,-llatillall is admitted tar be•O i of the p r ettiest - fighter s of hi s weight 114 He is .a good two-handed • hitter, ,haiVtititA4ally successful with his :left hand. Hediiti/Ott',Ap pettr-to want game, but that quality, in aur.olhis battles, .has :not-yet been, put to thelest.. Dick had not the slightesq yhanee. Randall left the rind without a' scratch 'upon his face, clt ieciiiidlirattrit ts teing.iv.hetween a Butcher, but itdid nut excite the slightest in* crest. 1:1, - ( . )4,p . 01.g.c.vjT. SURREY V..;il'...:l:S'.—kiscirrarz,•AP tt. q,, THE KING 11. TiNittlAta. This-was the same .case which tva . tri tit he last Assizes. It was an, imliettneot defelulant, the proprietor of some galrictliMer. mills in the neighbourboodof CloiltifOril, for nuisance. i f he evidence gift') for the:liioielitt . ion was the . same as stated Trost year, 'tit - 11110y r ort'wo exprosions, 'and the danger to certain lcritcses with. in reach, parcidulaity to the house of'-tile- prnse* cut - or, If another explosion slitinhl fake In atiiiver to this ; Mr. . -I.%lAar.v,s- - stated, - that last yens, when the caUSe WR9 tried, it WasLitOrted Co refer the examination Of all the k‘ ' ' i $ Officer of Engineers;: %01t} .direct What . buildings,. should .he. -altered, or defence's made ; and:, ccorAlietgly the,: defendant had , ralied in the' aid .ooLijc,r .135 e„ of the itriiti.ry, aiml undeg,his.ortlers he, itad,coostrujed e vet y rence/ untlmaticeveryalterution, that the , 1j , + . 1 ' ed. Notwithstanding this, the FosLentor had preferred second thettwrote to h 1 4 lat, mt 'tit:tirct 'to 1, : I ),oi4 s 4li:lti more LC wished should be dont:, I)ii.llnljufftiti'li ;; ; .LTG 'LS 41C:, L‘ N. CM would do never reto he rtrtait of tlattnrr Aggre!Sltill ItjOr .11sjor ttirerssls Tlie dc engineers fled, and By one der-will 1 Ina C trial to al itaiu, wit William setting fir county, t The pr , the .sttick It %vas it, of the pi 'T,Severe itititY saw „done thing on :They dis, they befit A ma back be then Alec, start tiff' rel:iOsc t' witch:et! Convielun 'fact , t f 111 At his ariVitity (alsei y hiclic om !and i( •pucc , . stone •3, awl 1,, cipenstit %lief col fi.r'*tile vrAneil Lir° lab, SEL 4 t Iv. Ulm 'l6l4 . uHtt Auction I: r a n ctio. r 1 ), t:i:aller a 1),:1i',11. J y:retcall‘..ii a vcriiet io costs-B kgA i; •F ' Ntli t ~.3111111e•A • ifritSkZes,otl 1• itt St , ,00ffirr, rlicl.o).o;for,b,r_pncil privailic 'to "'io 1 .1 0" c4lKe,'l4(. 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