The Sun. — London, England, 1817-05-08 00:00:00

ti)ingo. FItE CH l'A PERS. A nitivr.o-1 rewire, I Waterford. bov--1 Lisbon, •1 Go' teoburgh, l iintaburgh, I , Guerimy and Jersey, I Lublin, PRICE OF STOCKS TIIIM Ito' AT, nvu.Lve o'cLoor,;.. 3 per Cent. 713 72 rfaiii4 L. Ann .. . 1S 7-16 t per Cent,. b 725. 734. pr, 4 per SBiii Itxclt, I Os. 18s. pr. per Ct. Nary An thlo2l 1043 73i 1111111. WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Writing, 53 minutes utter 8.1 Evening, 17 minutes utter 9. TULE SUN. 11014:111 91 1 13 DlCtUtt: FAIAIPM Mint:AT :4 =--." LONDON, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1817; We received last ,night the 'Park Papers of Sunday last, and=thiti morning those of Monday. They are chiefly filled, on both days, with the ,tublresses :and co►►grat►►lations to the KING, on the Anniversary on Saturday of his MAJEsTY's 'return to Paris. , Saturday appears, in conse tinence, to have been kept as a close holiday at the ,Exeltunge, there being no price of funds ed • The lic..a; went out in au open carriage!, for the first time, on Saturday. 111. de 131,,.Ac AS, it is said, was to set out, on his return to Rome, on Sunday night. The Princess of WAGES is bt at ell to hove a:- rived at Milan on the Y.:? .d The accounts from Madrid !Teak in a tone very lioetile towards Portugal. " if," it is sail, " the Court of Rio Janeiro has concluded a Treaty with Buenos Ayres, it is impossible for us to pass over , such an insult." Considerable military prepara- Lions are also stated to be making in Portugal. The following are extracts from the Monthly's Jouruls " PAWS, N.1%1' s. —Yesterday the King want to the Glnhapel of the Thuileries.. On his return his Alajesty appeared at one of the Windom, and was gteeted with . reiterated shouts of live le ltoi Vivant les Bourbons ." The. King graciously bowed to the crowd assemtded from nil parts of the Cdtdc os . The Duchesses d'Angouleme and De Derty, Monsieur, the Count d'Artois, 'and the I`ri►teea, his sons, were with his Majesty. After Mass the i»g received the Dignitaries, Minis ters: Ambassador s , &c. AI. de Urgnijo, Prime Minister of Spain, Under king Charles IV., and daring the Govern menr of Je:iepii, died on Friday, at Pariv. We learn 'from Bourdehux that the price of Frail! is filling. The approaching l►arvest pre sents the fine At appearance. Similar intelligence h a s reached ua from the Department of Tarn-et 43:irorme. littz APRiL .23.—The Grand Duke rhphis sets out fro:xi hence the 28th, for Peters- " ASTArrei . AAit,,,iB,•-. -- The 111)11 Ituy,,f c if Bavaria have left Moniell for Vienna, 1%11 , . r tisvir r9p9se to pas!) sabe I ime. -LAVSANNTR. 29.—The distress in sere ~ bi the Swiss Tantops continue* dreadfully.to Arigttit'l)l, Birkenmayer, a brewer of Constoilee, has n ru i d 110 evi.prlol4ot l t 1 hich hjs 5 1 iCeeCtletl, IL) 1111 ittitring bread from the farioaceom resi,lue. of the bt:cr. Te l pounds of this species of paste, . ~.t.. Ewa, •_...:a . .E,~'iir. PAM, MAY 4.--M. de Blitcas',sett out, it is ailid o to utght, On his return to Rome. ACCDI'd!og to iceent intelligeOCe, Christophe nod I 4 etion are at war with each other in St. Do- It is said that . Mr. Baring has taken for three yciirs the Hotel Sehastiani. We learn horn L'Orient that ab expedition of svveral vessels, with troops' on board, is about to Sail I,lr Cliyenne,escorted by the frigate r., o ien t. 'lite Princess of Wales arrived at Milan the 22d ult. Ai. Donmere has not been set at liberty, us owed in Some of the. Journals. BARCELONA, APRIL 24.—They continue to Make arrests ,liere, on account of the MtiNlct-r; APRIL 26.--Intelligence,worthy cal credit states, thnt trah'quillity is entirely re-esta. 'dshed in tipper Austria. MADliin, APRIL 22.—ileports of an approtielt. ing ht.'t 11Tell pis and Portugal are again in eirettidlion. it he true that the Cou“ of Brazil has made a Treaty with Buenos Ayres, it is ita possildefoy this Government to pass over such an ;molt.. At Lisbon military arrangements are in:siting, and almOst hostile preparations. .TIIEATRICAL REGISTER. l'e<l'arided Last Atigh t. Is LIP 7 - 1 , ,1NE.-.--3tl The Tuuelistone : Principal Cll4- 3 itrii:l%, `.Sr. Duiw•ton Mrs. Alsop.„ After which, A .i 1,3• aml The Irittlzeeper's IN:tighter. covt:N•r-t3AAnk.:N.-_(3,1 time),. The Apostate: Principal Per furmers, Young and hlisi O'Scill. 'After which, The Ilighiatui Reel. (Prom the Philadelphia' Journal nfihe 313! .3,larch.) Captain 13,vx-rF.ti, of the British brig Itober4, who arrivcd this morning in 19 days frotn To• bago, informs, that a severe epidemic, supposed to be the yellow fever, had ragpd among Ow in habitants of that Island through the greatest part of the winter. We believe that the disease hail swept °flat least one tenth of tbe population since ihe Ist Unnuall. The disorder is attributed to the long prevalence of northerly winds, accom panied, with tin Usual coldness of the weather. r.t.'tom the. New Toth Evening Post of the lst Of riprit.l On the 20th February, the Buenos Ayres brig Patriotic, Commodore TAYLOR, made her appear ', mice off the .Moro; in company with loin• small schooners, tinder the 'same flag. The same day commodure'TAYLoa . 'demanded of the (..;overuo r certain men confined In prison, who were a short time previous captured undtr•the Patriot Flag,'und who had taken a store vessel, accompanied with the threat, that it they were not conveyed to him immediately, he would hang as many Spaniards then in his possession, in sight 'of the Moro. The GoVernor refused to deliver them up, and, as . far as we could learn, marched them off, to the vannah. The Cotamodore. mentioned it ai his intention to remain off the Moro 4or 5 days longer, . 'when, if the men demanded were not conueyed to .him, he would hang as many Spaniard's, and then should cruise off Mexico. Captain' . ,ives it as - his opinion, that if the SCIIPOIIer which captured the does not accompany the Commodore, it will be unsafe for vessels to sail along that coast. , It will be seen by our Report of the House of Commons that no time has bein lost in proceeding to carry into effect' the recornmendations of the Finance Committee. Two of the Bills for the abolition of Offices found to he unnecessary, were brought in last tliEht by Air DAvi us att.aExt, and eight More are to he immediately introduced. AS Me. GRATTAN'S Motion in support of the pretensions of the Roman Catholics, for farther Legislative Concessions In th l e;r favour, is to be brought forward To-morrow,w e heg leave to call the particular attention of all FriglnlS to the Pro-, testant Establishment to this, most alumina. sub jeer. We are the more indneed to do so by some observations in a, respectable Morniug Paper, which seems disposed to support those, pretensions, and quotes the opinions of the late Mr.VirtNnn nhi in favour of a further extension of political power to the notstan Catholic Body. Mr. WINDVIA'WS intellectual (towers- and attainments 'all People malt remember with respect, hut he It as too spccillative in all his notions, and of a Quixoris iii..bis. politics. This is a quei. lion not to be determined hrspecions theories, but by the awful evidence of facts. 'rhe history of the Roman Catholics, or more properly speak ing of POPERY, SlieWS that it has, always endea-' voured to effect its objects by means gond and bad, as the occasion'required. lts fundaptentld maxi m is Jemper eadern all its Inter advocates, oralind literary, have mautained this maxim, and have Solemnly 'avowed, that they who imagine that any change has taken place in the Roman Catholic creed deceive themselves, for that it isr now as it ivas at first, nod su avid invariably continne: 'What faith then can be put in the prolescors of that Creed, since it ivas nanth'er of their Maxims iu former times, that " nu faith bhotild I,le ept with lieretickf," and if such was once their doctrine, which cannot be denied, it must be ~.;~.w.,,,.,~„~. - _..,~: ~. one pound of yeas!, fire puunds of ordinary meal aud a of snit, piodtice twvive poutids black bread, but s arum y and nourishing.'' A Flanders Mail arrived at a late hour this morning. The following is art extract from one of the Journals : r,‘ Fast.i.tuottr, APRIL 20.—A German Jour nali speaking of M. Santini, says, It will not be amiss to cnquire, iVbetiler M. Santini has not been entrusted brßu o ri a p t itte with commissions to be executed bY• verbal communications ; and this question might .be followed by a hundred others. Time will shcw u 9 bow he will be received in Italy, whether he will be allowed to act freely, and what Nvill be the consequences.' " New Yolk Papers arrived this morning to the 4th of Aptil, with a variety of olFers to the same date. tFrom the New York Oozeite of the 3d of .dpril j Captain Mini.' ti, of the schoonor James Munro, arrived at Baltimore, in 22 days, from Lagnira, informs, that there bad been some s.:.;irmishing between theßepublican and Royal armiJs, but the result was variously mentioned, Rumour:ltated, that a Proclamation bad been received from Simi!), granting pardon and restoring the property of all Stich of the Insurgents as would abandon their cause, .except Officers, which was expected to be promnlgated after the fall of BarCelana, an event confidently expected by the Royalists. Cumana still remained in their.possession. MaaLnottouGn Hoosa.---We are sorry to tin derstand that the long negotiation. between the Princess CHAULOTTH and the Duke.OllauLao aouan, for the lease of the house in St. Jam6's I'm k, which had nearly come to a conclusion by the offer , of the Duke 'to leave the terms to the liberality of her Royal Highness, is now off. The Duke, it seems, at first required 20061. per annum, and her Royal. Highness, in a true spirit of libe rality, offered his Grace 30001. per annual. The Duke, howeVer, it is said, has since declined this proposition, though so much beyond his original tender, .a report to which we attach no credit. Barttstt CATHOLIC CLAIMS.—At a Meeting of the Board cif British Catholics, held yesterday, the 7th instant, his'(irnee the Duke of NORFOLK, PArl Marshal, in the Chair, the following ResO hitiun was unanimously passed.:— • REsin:veu=—That the Secretary do communicate to Earl Gr-y and - the Right Honourable William Pliott, our ad herence to the principlot expressed in our several Petitions to Parliament for legislative relief. and to convey to them our hope and confidence, that on the approach* discussions of the Laws affecting our Mly, they will continue to use their powerful exertions in our favour. 'NORFOLK, Earl Marshal, Chairman. Li) W.:l lt1) JERSINC.MANI, Secretary. . . • Yesterday being the Duchess of Yotti'S birth day, it was celebrated with every mark or respect by the Royal Fatuity. In the course of the day there were upwards of three hundred persons of distinction called at Yotit-house, as well as pri vate friends, to pay their personal respects. The Princess AUGUSTA came to town from Windsor upon the occasion, soon after twelve o'clock, and accoMpaniett the QUEEN and the Princes's ELIZA., BETH to visit the Royal Duchess,. who received them at the door of York-house, .;antl• conducted. them into her drawing-room, where they,rentain ed upwards of an hour. The Duke and DuChess had a select party to dine with them on the oeca aims. In - the evening. the domestics of their Royal Highnesses celebrated the day. ivith the usual Royal munificence and hospitality, with their friends, &c. The QUEEN had a numerous and splendid party upon the occasion, at her Palace. On Tuesday.his. Royal Highness .the Duke of GLOUCESTER dined out, for the Gm time since the indisposition of the Ditehess; with Lady WARBURTON, nt the Pulteney Hotel in Piccadilly, In the evening her Ladyship had a party to meet his Royal Highness. Sir SAratiet. St(seur.an was yestrday sworn in ATTORNEY-GRNE 4AL. The oaths e were admini stered. by the LOno CHANCELLOR, in his . private room adjoining. the House of Lords. • • • Sir LSONAIID TIIOMAS WORSLEY 11 01-Ml6, B Al. P. of Westoter, in th e -I s l e of Ilright, ha's just completed two 'Troops of Yeomanry. C am oug the p r i nc i pa l Gentlemen anti o men.Ye of tfarll he Isl e t . they will, muster for the first time, in uniform, on the King's Birth-day, a n d a f ter -. wards partake of . a dinner to be given by Si r L.' l '. IV. llotmes. The late excellent Bf the Newport ,Volunieer,lnfantry has - voluntee a red nd t o o a matt in this . respectable Corps, On' Wednesday morniug, the 7th-inst. the re nothis of .Sir Jacon 11. AsTt.er, Bart. late M. P. for the . County of Norfolk,' were removed troM his house, in lierner's-street, for interment in the family vault tit Milton' Constable, in Norfolk, in the followings procession. • Yonr Mates oh llorsabaCk. Four Horsemen i,, M ourninr, Cloaks. • . • St Lid of Feathers; T he Hearse, drawn by Six f farses,svith Plumes of rflack' Feathers .and Velvet :Coverings.. Paget attending on each side. Two Coaches and Six Horses, with Pinnies of . lA'athers, anti velvet carelings to the Horses I , attended by P ages . n the first Coach, his Son, Sir Jacob Astlev Bart, and his Brothor, and.l. Cowthorue, 1 7 .1 , In the seerittd.Coaeh, Daniel Jones, /sq. an intimate and old friend of the family, Willis, Esq.' tutor to Sir daccih, followed 'by tithemily Carriages, and Set rants ou horseback; and th F a g Noblemen and Gentlemen's carriages :.—.oo,,va,ver Lady htextiorough,- Lord Mrxhortstigils t borne, hart of Warwick, Lord MeibUirie, t , ady Byron, Sir Ralph Noel, Sir Thos. Apriece P. Metcalfe, Esq., Sir Thos. Preston, Fart Nelson, Earl Orfo ' rd, Viscount Anson, Bishop ;if Norwich, Sir 111arthr Foulkes, A. Coke, Esq., J. It. Pia:it:o we , Jets- Esq: I labor; t;regorY, E , cf., T. Risk, Es L 'I.) 'a Andoe, lir. Ilaillie, Dr..Nriiherfon. Matti NO. °CI ETY'S SHRW..---Vesterilar morn it ing. iltil_EXliihition opened in 11Ir. SADLER', Yard, Goswell-street. 'rile company was not numer ous, hot etptally Or Mott! arises than we have itswlllV 'noticed. . 11is 01.11,1. the !hike of Not : folk, toed Dundas Lord Sre. Lord Sopters, Sir John Seloright, e , tru, Esq. 'ALP. ; .1440 t Fane, F.sq. ; Benjamin FI, M.P.; (116.0001er "ftws. ToWer, Esq.. and a number of tither Patrons vr Breeder 4 a Merino Sheep; were remit.. float:11w wM. II depended on the higher order . . of its B e li evers, Noblemen and Gentlemen of education, much coksideration might be due to the subject, but they are all under the influence of their Priesthood, and the latter body will resort to every possible artifice to support and propagate their faith. We find by the Manchester Exchange. Herald of the 6th inst. that a chapel, dedicated to St. Peter, was recently opened at CObricige,in the Potteries, with High Mass ,for Catholic Worship. 13 not this a most - alarming fact. Are: these people to spread their Mischievous allure went with all the imposing pomp of their cere monies in the very heart of our Manufacto ries, awl arc there politicians still so blind to experience, and so heedless of the lessons which it affords, as to endeavour to give wider scope to the influence of a Religion that in the end may entirely overturn the established faith of this country. We call upon our Legis lattice to consider this'suhject with sound discre tion am! the most solemn deliberation. It is the pride of this country to give all reasonable tolera tion to religions doctrines ; but to surer a- body of men to obtain a share in that Legislature who hold the faith which it suppOrti in the utmost de testation, is to invite ruin, and to procure.the re vival of all the horrors which are recorded in the authentic histories of PopEay, whenever it obta ed the ascendancy in any country. snil' N1%1~"' WhlirdO.UTlE, MAY 7.--A rrived off this f Buckinghamshire and Earl aticarras ,frorn left that place the 7th December, the 6 ' AtilitilloiltiOpelarattrbsti‘Glieole;raNyFatiint,aselfyen,bfonti,rr,ri'll:ll..aci:ataoiroenaNynciotii,.,,it.uliouaggillaitinii.itileouST.nat,.. Efl-li:31111,1cei in:licaitttii,alti)ctnielidiel:i: t it: (5, 3 )pr 1 , 1 ,. The rursera landed here, and proceeded . • D E AL ; MAY' 7,-4aileil last evening the] and the Lord 'Wellington, WAqs , thi °, 6el South Foreland. Remain in the 1)0 0 H a (Wart and Bulmer, for the bast lialid PonTsMOUTH, MAY 7. --Pat hack the St ph audit, IVEYMOUTH. Sailed the Peoetl Duct;, to theNlev‘evstrytanyick, and Vtaw Gu ll FALMOUTH, MAY .5.-- Atrived tbe 01 GBA? BURN, from Genoa, last from Al,dioli, remains for orders. Several vessels love P' sip Channel I ndiamen. HARIVICII, AIAY 6.—Art ivcd thc brig 5 .01 from Shields for London, with coals, very il i having. been - got off the Gonfleet at)il II . smacks. Sailed the Henry Fleck; l'c kt( " mail for Holla . nd. . 1 ' LeilA A GRAVESEND, MAY 7.---Artivio the - P l , ll from Bengali Phcenis, l'yke,'froat di".;,., C LR o oe n cgli p en e n r et , r , , ' ll f( f i ar r orili' L s: i sCit:ti.illlll:3•CdSitrttillitlia:cii:l, .1)113;erl111.1)!I(:i°1; Malta ; Nelly, Anthony, for aiehre i 'l l l i Edmunds, for flamborgly; ""1 Baldry, tor .knt iverp SPOtt'l'lNG . 11 s0,0 NEWMARKBT S EGON!) SPILINO Mhb Ti•csnAy, MP' l]• i. 116 dd., Fifty Guineas fur 3-vl.-4,1J, Culls, tist. 71 1 ). 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Handic" Plfite. of 501. he SubseripiOn, 1-.0,,..01,, the three 501. Plates, foe: throe, foltri'n"' _ i !ged heaves. 41. F. 511/ , ."... 4 . pt. Ath ~„• M . Payne's ch. , c. itanksbarougb, 411 ' lob "• - lb .. Arr. Thurnbill'i ch h A 106 )atioo, “r, ,, , r , $0. 4 . Air. Wyndhatu's b . c;llirt i uli '0r1i'''""',11).,10,,,.. ac,. Seven siarietl.—'rhu Judge i lail;t'llrolber to au 7to I apt itankshaeough--3 to . - ..,- Ca' ........._.r.._-_------ pedottiall 0 ;,:tolli t v e ,ini: s ei e r it t rti ' rr: R iee),2 i n e ) cloTl e ' lo ' r t oe s seru t T of : , c li t e me,nts e i vriei A t ilot t l: : :ecs i lL iei s ali :A alin T ‘ri . : ite4 n iilsis2i nr itee l e:ltrci ll s i l e ,:ayl i ts,y; l ll : ooo l : f l: so B l : , t , : o.r ::: . . i i t i,iti( ' l n ielyeri ‘ t iv vlol l : l :l ; l : ll:i d i . l o l : l s i ( iig i t ce l i r t e: ll s f it il) :; b l l ; :: inwesats,afsoitrlet,hbeesoiccl:ns6u num ber °' ;49 Ili e 5".1 0"; and in which t h they iiitr'ne°(tiellitirt:r'cislcita(ce)(l.*l I.l::_till,:et'lliesilir:b.ii:'''' accomplished. marqueest:ttohitreiro,:lfi ,dis t a nce emnycj i s iee 2 ,o; 2 f to24roeyly'auyireavlrsB4,:osrkt°.i t p l I iri:iiiii.ii isellyntie.lnel:t.:ol:3ll:::tioeitga,rlt e ther' g ette l mottling at three o'clock, an d " , ° ,1 0 1:0 41 ::., Ile eleven at' night. When all W as 5°43(0'11 ti'° ; Of up for the. choice of ground, alio to iginolectio chose the low ground. ‘Vrithill their ree„,1010 took ,possession et oen ' i rd f ol, marquees. At four o'clock, n t ' ' e ,„eral 111 , 11 ,04 1 they started - in the 'presence o f ,Innielic,r"l 0 spectators. .Yesterilay being the ii , ' g tapas; -11 ! ,l i i ) g C'J they ‘vere only to walk. Iw o -- t hey o s ' o'clock when they were stopped, . ver'' formed ten miles each. 1 iriffiar: 1 0 -0 . r - Saturday 411' drew X' Kinley an t of Ofin )k , or at present prisoners in the Castle stuffod irisl,4,h. were served with an indictment to 0 1 1,0 ! l i t tore the 11;gh Conri of Justiciril 000 5 ' 1.0 instant, for administering , unloviunien hole former indietmenti against these melt ‘vitlidrawn.--(Edinburglt Colirag!' o f Vi ll e it Yesterday was the , Second PifYlluiooo,lja,ll, The. Ticket, No.. 78g14,' a P l ,,, *ize ,`, aces); fild . sold in Shares, at Swirl. .810,Y°' : 1 0 :0. 3 ' ' l ,lO Ponftry, NO. 12; Cliaringecross,_;..„,ite ,11:6,,,,i kite, : IJigh-street, Where the . t o'lln",'i. 11 ( " r ' i , 'nay receive' the value on a l', h , P ee 000t ) ' Nay 2001, is the LaSt PsY. *your of "1114 Two 'Prizes of 9,0,001. ''our of 16001: Six of .500/. 80.' . Od the sth east:the I,l3tlyaCCTC,g;tptain CorhaorX,,,;:t7tlol; he Hon. Co mpany's ship friiiiain l'ilif'uot 010 o n i„ oft il , nil MunditY. the I,ady.filitfamtli Vac 1 , „ or Aeg i e , ,;,,r, , ' Lady . , at V4letteietturs, the Lofty of ,'_oo,,,ite. !:r11.0.,' 21st Peg latent, of a daughter, which thelioiwoP. Ott the Ist inst. at Brighton. the 1..41. 114", liatt• U.C.B. of ft Still•Wai ch i l d' cf td; Oa t :1 7 t , e ) ,ln A e n s (I n l e t y in 4: :?; liar 'F cor'l,l Princ Ole Cold;itreani 601,11" '`,l' n g :Ott e len] tn , 1.0 On :Untie irr th t ? the, Litt C.,ap.31 a Si g V t Prl4°r .er g o f the Grenadier tto, 01. tt Gio r rr, . 00.....„.... ..."" -----.............."...,--- ‘-ii it A' alai; ,=.' On the 19th Noretaber, int bo a rd In: # ..iitafoo , at Bengai, aged' 16, John, the second too 41 ad , iob , `,, t , Li. ~A,1,30-1 ~ r #,A On the 6tli inst. at hi: house it: the %. # errowpsci", ~. 1, SalW Esq. aged ti. , ..t.,00 Iti Cli3r .0 ' , " daYtaftet a iong A n oeverelly..- ► ' 4 of o r , xagq. of NrAbilty, in gel , aged 7 _ ° ,,',,t ilaesl4' ,t: : Yelterthy rooming, Maria, yomlf , . t 1. j°l"tdn, cif Ci a "tie boalcseltee• ~......, .. - i Oil L o(soiii::lltwiltcl.o_, J ,:Si,,Nl:4s,4,ll.rr:Lt.ll"initt2l;eiu:iy-s:b.:7ea:crl:l,..,;i4)..7;:,,,,l.ll:tytrubllt:::;ric:liiiiltillttic'erf,:(i:osl::e4l,4l,,t.s t e s i : itt f,i:l)ll,go...i'Lrt,', , , : li_.