The Sun. — London, England, 1817-02-01 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS of the 28th. The disenqsiou in the Chamber of Peers on the Eivetion Projet, was continued on Monday and solinitrited till the next day. In the Chamber of Deputies the eonsitieration of the Projet regard jot; the public Journal* was roomed, anti gain adifno nett till Tuesday. These Journals contain no news of any import ance. The french Funds were on Monday at t. PARIS% PAPNRS, 29.--Lord Wellington and the rorci A n Ambassadors paid flair respects to the Eing, Ills drat e h expected to remain in Paris trite time. No change of any kind has yet taken pl4ee iie tite positions of the Army of Occupation. i~t,. .441 `i . rimitirlagtte, culled to the ordinary ser , ;r , ot the Connell of State., has resigned the Vinitt . Set etatritip of the Department of Justice. CIIANTIVER OF DEPUTIES. surriNo OF T}l 28111. The ti;seussiots of the Law respecting the Sour oak vta4 resumed. M. Ca ngle Jourdan was beatil vela. Ate.it impatience by the I,ltoyal6ts, and there vi as at ti,e close a cry for the rineition. A further ailjouronit tit was, he, ever, c irriecl. The NCI'S HISO COIOIIIOI3I, and adjourned their ilehare on Ole organization of the Electoral (4.01eg , h 8 60 c. 70 c, DUTCII MAIL. Jt. 25.—We leaf* from Lille, that the regiii,ent cit Ilussars of the North has matched fvotni That place to Itouen,' with cries of "% r ive le !" It is succeeded by the tegirneut of Clta3- 40oti of ihe !Moselle. 'l'lle garritiocts of Arras, St. (),Irer,'and Bet huge have tii,o been changed, Hod consi,t !low of Depttenental Legions trotn the ior c,l tlt4 kindont, for the itiost part in. comrlete. aou o , J&N. 4 1 12.--Tilt I a,nlurgr, eorres pwolent of to•day Lou the _following Article :- 4 , Vor a lung tittle pelt some Pipers of the South of Germany give various aceonitts !rum Northern Kingdoms. which talk afreat deal of tumultuous movements, of icon:Bl4oms, tit . intrigues, of treat deptitations, of secret unions, &c. We are authorised to SI/CW' What value is to be attached to these accounts, by declaring that not one of "mu lIgM G.." ..eie tulsehttntl has proved itself, stud to nth!, that it independent of abies, any ternarkiiiile events should really take pl a ce in the North, the public wotiltl not learn them first iron, south German Papers." Stilt' NUM's, THEATRICAL It EGIS'rElt. ' Performod Zast NlB-41, Dritrav-LANE.—nroonokot Or►►tnako, Mr. Kean Miss Somerville. After which, The Bridal of Flora, and The Patine). CoiFtsr-fimairm.--The Htlrnarcrul Lieute►►ant nentecrins, Maeready Mrs. Faueit. After which, Harle quin and the Sylph of the Oak MAILS. Aftititty.u—t France, 1 Fliuttlers, i Holland, 1 Guernsey and Jtrsty, I Dublin, 1 Waterford. Du taisnon i , .2 Hans burib, a Outtenburgb, 3 Guernsey and dotty. • 4 PRICK 0 Tal A DAY AT r Book Stock s 224 per Cent. Red. 64iii A pet' ('teat. etilli 611 k 4 4 per Coots ' slif 4 per Ct. N. Aim in f 1 STOCKS 'WELVY. ►►'CUICI. Bank 1. Ann..... 16 1.1-ti the India itonds".., e 115.174. pr. Exch. Mlle, 14i. 161. pr. Cons. fur Account"— G3l Ott filfill IVATER Xl' LONDON 811 l DOE 111-MORRAW. Morning, 25 minutes after 2. Evening, 63 funnily; after 2. EAST INDIA gIIIIPPISO. The licertseil ship Funny arrived in the Down, the :Milt tilt. Sailed front Cnlcluttn, the Zitli Seiltresiblq, complopy With liceribeci ship* Imlog, and Pritica Regent, leaving there. the IVarreu The Mary Anne front Batavia, with a Comptirs cup, arrived itt the f)owns the 34t Wt. DOM., Jaw, 31. —Conte down from tin; River the Stranger, fur and Susannah, for Sierra Leone, anti with the whoie of the ootwardshonnti, except the Wigton, for Bombay. Wind N.W. FAt3iintrrtt, JAN. 29.—Sitileil the following pat4cets with mail# of Marlborough, for Lifibint ExpreAh, for Gibraltar and Malta ; Commis 'of Chichester, for America ; Lord Sid. mo.iih, for the Islands ; and Princess Charlotte), tor Jittuaica.—Wilid N. iltsu ouTst , s.m. M.— , rived his Majeity's ship Protortheus from a erkike, Sidled the Mar* cosi.) for notti4; Ilibernia, for India.; Ann, tit St. "holdups; Katt, for the West Indies ; *tad "tepid, for the Gape of Good Hope.--lifind N. Dovxft, 341., 31... Paged this port, for Lon. jott o the Larkios, from M*drss. TIIF. VINE ARTS. irotovita, 3 10 ,, 17.—Alle hear, that his Royal ilightleo; the RstoANT Ikas porehatsed the rotivctiott of pictures ,ottiogin to t late Veld NI itt.41941 Coont liValtrioolest Pitisbarrl. A Pro f.tsor hid) , arrivil front F o nitlattil has boat) coos eltuOte out the fittest of these paiot -1,43, to t • Ito Loudon, The others are to be . diger w 'OK QuanSISBEHRY LEOACTrib..—The LORI) C.ttAi twit appointed .Nlonday next, the 3d ert ret,,,,,icy, as the day on trhich hi% Lordship Is the itplicitis, hi the UpllSe of Lords, Irons !y0t141141. iu Ow, dleeoted,enisse cif th e late id „1,,, e o f oneri4siw i tior t 1664100114 v. the Duke the Lai of Wltt.lY6,4e. The first t.onwiel ttt ;tie i',11?,9i-.l#. alit! Sgottish Ber are retain. , e,l on this I,,rcasiot t . The tintii in the Court of ( - Ai...lit:cry in 014 callte ittnnprits at present to the .inctlitg. slim 0'1,)6'6,2571. itiq. 11d.3 per Cent. 114lik A unuitieS. nn (t a 47,2411, 143. 511. thre t : per trio. ntlinetut Annuifirs, making altagethOr ri, , 173,4991.11i. 411, Bank Anwiitlel. The detected Corresploadence at St. Helena, Most probably leading to waives for the pro. jeetvi escape of BUONAPAItTrt from that island, and which WKS first cononunieated to the Readers of Tut Sou, seems to be treated to lightly in a respectable Morning Paper of this day, which states it (see another column) to have passed through the Medium of a Creole 80y. We can assure the Editor of that P that the plot was deeper titan he appears to imagine, and we have reason to believe that it 1135 arrived in the shape of an official com munication from the Civil and Alilitary Authori ties of the place. is it at all probable that such cdercive measures would have been taken with Las Cssns, the chief agent, unless the matter were of a *serious, though, considering the vigilance of the local Government, not of an alarming nature. We have Pisris and Dutch Papers to the 30th, but the very brief extracts in a preceding column contuim the sum total of what is important in THE SUN. IrtLEISi Quill HICENIC VALgUN AUOKAT t 140 N t)(N, 5.4111RD.-11", :,17::17,41ar I, 1817. their contents. We tieserihed on Tuesday, from nn authentic scourer, the state of the health of the King of EMANc,t:.r•-A contemporary contradicts os: we ad toire the rcir►iky with which it receives intents, tieing from Vital Old Hot.ittitten, *psai►ing or • Common H A IL in the reign of II ENIVY 111 Saya " The commons of the ride were /tore nut cf" order, for in the-assemblies tont courts, as ry ell at Guitdimll 4, in ot!ur places, the 3 and judg. anent of things went by the voices of the timple anti undisereet multitufte t so anti the substwitial and wershidat dike HS were not regarded.'.' . One would think the worth) ilistorifin Was treating of the era ttf Wntunt the 111. instead of the Third IlauttY ! The Gad Meeting of ye,- terday needs' no' modern illnbtration, and we will , only borrow for its character,, and to vti.,eitees o if successful, one, tootation more trom Sum tr,tts "'!'he very robler went beyond his last, when these new Statesmen tool: tiplett themselves ie. gulate and govern. This Will the sickness and plogne of • the Nation : their new laws want lil t written in bloody letters ; the rich man WA* inatle an offender for a word— poor men were sold for slaves, as the Turks sold (rends, twenty for an Aver." )lot we trust the example and influence of the other City Meeting, which we have also this day the 1141iSriatian to put on record, trill cause the " worshipful and substantial" part of the Nation to be regarded above that portion of the " erect Multitude," which is inislvd by factious thetorititit, and deluded by disloyal traitors. This commentiableAssociation was originally announced and its utility (necessity we may sl6y) enfor ce d i n Tit a SUN of the 22d ult., awl the only regret we have upon ,the occasion is, that the Meeting did not take place, as MIS At first intended, on the Royal Exchange. Not that we think it of in trinsic .consequenee, where and how the loyal canto forward in support of our matchless Con stitution; but the vile Panders to tie effected reap Paine advantage , from spreading the falsehood' that the real patriots are tdraid to meet the flllll4 oftes time to ince in and therefore resort to. Taverns, and private Rooms i and this we could wish had In the present instance been avoided. In every other leapeet- this men3ure has our wog hearty approbation, and viII, we are eots. vincedi be the got ico of 111116 gOint to tire Counts y. PreViollol to the Meeting ,4 Parliament the Montiim Chronicle by " the ridr I)irt;ct..• assured the Public that it had taken listatities ta . report the Debates so, excellent a tuaonee as to maintain the superiority in that respect Over its Morning Con" temporaries,'Which was so eonspicuous last Sessinit ! W.O, of course, who knkrio'all the Morning Publi cations in order to select the best for our_Evening' Paper, anticipated fullneis, fairness, and candour from Reports so vaunted. Guess our surprize on finding about forly . . lines allotted to the Speech of Mr. CANNING in the Chronicle of Wednesday ! We rubbed our eyes ;—as the leading Minister in the House, we pored into the paper for some items of the statement which Government made for itself as a brilliant Orator, we endeavoured to ferret out someof the beauties of an address, acknowledged by the House unanimously to have been splendid, if by the Opposition not allowed to be convincing— but alas, nor argument, nor rhetorical ornament, nor statement of fact, nor poetical image, did the Impartial Chronicle allow to the circumscribed Spokesman of the Government ! His fair propor tions were inhumanly squeezed into forty lines, while the dismal croakings of Raven GREY, and the dry dross of PONSGNDY, Were extended over half the Journal. Oh, the wonderful superiority of the Chronicle Reports ! But let us do it justice. Though the Country was not totet what Mr CANNINU said, the Party felt it, and yesterday and• to-day nearly two co lumns of the leading ankles of their Organ have been devoted to answer and to turn into ridieule that which they affect to despise, and (lid not think it necessary or at least expedient, in Common justice, to promulgate. We rejoice to ,see the. LOYALTY, GOOD SENSE, and l'itoreaery of the Country rousing into ac tion, io order to stem the torrent of revolutionary fuly. We yesterday presented to our .Readers the admirable Resolutions passed at the Meeting at SAlford ; we now I►ave the pleasure to submit those of the County of Leicester, and, from our communication with all the principal Towns and Cities throughout the Empire, we hope, in inc.. cession, to present similar manifestations of pub,. lie spit it and virtue fron► all quarters (" COUNTY 01 , LEICESTER.) " At a SPECIAL •RtEETING of the MAGISTRATES of the said County, holden at the Bluebell inn, hi Leicester, this 24th day of January, 1817. PRESENT, GEORGE ANTHONY L: , ;(11 KECK, Equire, in the Silt CHARLES THOYINS PALMER, Bart. SIR WILLIAM WALKLR, Kl:ight. CHARLES LORAINE SMITH, Ltii. ;E:11WIN ANDIREM OVIVNAIIV, CLEMENT WINSTANLEY, Es q . JOHN 1 4 1ANSPIELI), Esq. CHARLES GODFREY MONDY, EM. CIIARLES MARCH PHILLIPPS, Esq. J'iUN KUNO, Esq. The Rev. -THOMAS BURNABY, Clerk. 'the Rev. LAYCOCK STORY, Clerk. The Rev. GILBERT BERESFORD, or We, the MAgistrates of the stsid County, present at this Meeting, being fully sensible of theinva ',table blessing we cnjr►y l►uder the existing Laws and Cfmitiiptican of our Country, and feeling our. selves called upon to express our firm deterinina. tiOn' to s►►ppress to tl►e utmost of our power 'till riotous and disw Jelly proceedings, and to sop. port the , Guvernment tinder which we lire, Du tin 3, imuudy ►eso►ve as under:--- " I,t. That it k highly . expedient the nagis. tripes tllVOllgholll CUtint y should immediately proceed to swear in Special Constables in the se. vend l'arishes within their resjiective Hundreds, assist the Civil Power, itt coillplimice with the Circular Letter received troth the Secretary of State to that el feet. A►►d that the Magistrates do consider the propriety ••t` the early enforcing the powers of the Watch and kl'iird Act is such Parishes us may not h e eirce►ually pioteeted by the addition of Special Constables. " 24. That front the great number of Prisoners now in the Gaol, it.is the opinion of this Alerting that such a proportion of the New tionse of tor reetion should be forthwith put into a prtiper state for the reception of Prisoners, under the di rection of the visiting Magistrates of the Gaol, a; cirenmstanees may render necessary. " 3d, That the visiting Magistrates of the Gaol be requested i►ntnrdiately lo make a temporary appointment of a proper person to take charge of the custody of Ptisoners in the New 'toas t of Correction, under the couttol of the County Gaoler. " 4th. That the proceedings of this Meeting be sent by the Clerk of the Peace to each Mugistrote. ( . 1;. A. L. KECK, chilirretw." (PRIVATWLIITTRIt FROM NORTEBAISIPTON.) A Meeting of Reformers at Wellingborough was advertised for to.day, the 31st, to petitiourarlia ment, &c, A Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry were ordered ant, and a number of Special Constables sworn in, and were in readiness to prevent any tumid, or mischief that might be occasioned by the assembling together a parcel of disorderly and seditious people: but the loyalty and good sense of the principal part of the lohabitants pre vented either the Cavalry ,or Constables lit:mg wan ed.---The Reformers were hissed and driven from the place appointed fur their meeting. They then adjourned to another place, but filet with the like reception i and inally adjuurned sine die. 13UONAPARn, • • • Some further particulars have retiallt specting ntiONAPARTa'S attempt to Open " 4 intiniCatioll from his place of confi lenien t his old finds, be they in Europe or Alaeric4" A Creole boy of St. Helena had frequeolli""e' = ed or visited BUoNAPARTE, tO whom hit t t. Majesty had appeared :o pay a singular deiltitpl.', attention. The boy was, theretbre, ia lt ordered to discontinue his visits ; but havinV spite of this prohibition, been discovered " hi ; 1 1 found secret means of access to Longsv aai was very naturally supposed that some 0 144. !. l itat thou motives existed for so uncommon a r il l : city ; and the youth was very strictly iiitenr,i 61 as to the indecorous intercourse betweeahlai self and BUONAPARTE. Ile at first denied id 1 4 proper co n d uct ; b ut h av i ng , ie consego en t dismissed and sent home, it appears that not so well able to bailie the domeslioau lla° to whom he was known, as be had been they ones to whom he was un k n own ; and t° fie they a orn fa se master l c ie ret given to him, and which had been s ewr llli tween his coat an d the ; the 44 4 1 wise charged the Pole, PISToWSKI, ibe MONTIIOLoN, and some rtonale, at pr all the circumstances which he relate' "). A bare CASAS had, it i 3 said, been placed in close— menti in consequence ; and the o thers w els .i t be sent off to the Cape. The Governor,of t° l " . o , !1 understands the ch arac t er o f the peoPle be t lil loi deal with. They will think themselves rerJ / barousiy used if th e y ma y not he perl ai d cheat him, a nd we s h a ll t hink the C°,'",;', l l: used it he suir e r s th em t o dupe hits: ; swear he is a great tyrant if he does his ( 1 " 11 ;: o k they will show h e i s a great t oo l if he dot' s/ —(Times) _ !d 01 ~t SUN-OFFICE, HA.L.r-ritsr ONt u 1; t }; iloW-STREET. N o thing material 'Cr ° lllll ll ' this day in the private examination of V ic) assaulting the PRINCE REGENT. Fordd hgJ MURRAY'S evidence was recapitulated. vit ADORPHUS attended as Counsel, nod °f ', as Solicitor fo r th e P r i soner ; and, af ter ; ; consultation betw een th e m and the MlV: tr oi Mr. ADOLPHUS was permitted to take so g " of the former evidence. _ „,, Al! the Provincial Papers notice " o fir and disposition in proper hands for its issue , mense quantities of the New Silver Cutreace/0 ita p nus ste di n gitsd belen te , t O 4 ; a nd every City and Town in the Ewe ° 44 0'. supplied in sitniinr proportions. V eil av p i i rst look into history for precedent ' acco unts actions of this nature, though far Wei°. tent and magnitude, Nvill feel how n itic i Conntry is indebted to the admirable Pi- re st adopted by the Master of the Mint on Ott occasion. Tie H 0 air ) A l t .„ t ik a f t I ; r o o ß m e`T i Y ie rS ti te o rd o a sto i l l i f ir l; .1•••••••••• on consisting of the Duke of Alawrlt"gi t ! ' S i ; , ' , D u N se ttY, and Lord BOSTON, arliVell at' P5ll, ~,1 leCatblly, to present the Addr o t ate by_ the House on Wednesday. • to ,tite,„71441-' , I.J rt i , icliess of - GLOUCESTER, Upon their Deputation was received in state. hot c The PaINCE REGENT 0111 i the Pd e s „ ..t.oncEsTstt, after clang with the Narxessahs on Th urs d a y, At witifisor,o4, turned to L on d on soon • a fter ten drove to the P r i ncess S OPHIA o f Gh ocl ts °ll l Ctto rlf house, in, C urzo n- street, M a yfair, w' 5 ,,1,11 1)111te of li'Louctovratt, who had dined p o d! . sister, was in ;attendance to receive th , Yesterday morning the 'EArI of fatvir r Count MuNsTR had audiences of ," P o I(ReNT, Carlton.house ; avow' two o'clock,' hi s R oya l Hi g h n ess r"13e1340( horseback, attended by Sir 13ei0 0118 YIELD. no b Yesterday the Grand D u ke N lcll- 11 0 „t suite, vivited the Tower and the Mi° l ll ' Z clt I perial highnes s aft e r w a r ds rode in accompanied by the I) eke rkvoton er 0 % . It ti spears that the Second Chaohl,ich States General of the Netherlantli, ' o rio place on the 22d ult.;. have rejected of the Members of the Southern P r° ,: r o, prohibit gene ra lly the exportation oL c i e At l ',i Archduke CHARLES, the 0141i/11e VIP of Saxe T esc h en , an d t h e ArclibishoP 4 " . are all,ilL s o " o f tso T e li m e i ' m t! l e s t e •ed a ita i r , y ril l: c r e i i a s ee o o f f 1 0 ,1 1 . 1 14 1: 1 1, , r 13 . - he - e it a t s c tt CHAU MBURG. sister.to the wile t. Palatine of Hungary. hel d Yesterday a Court of Directors w ag o ss East India-hou se , wh en J OH N 1 4 1 " f- 00' t ktICCICII in the morn of lbc' ttArto took the usual oaths and his se at. ';iodltt• the. ourt adjourning, t o attend th . e onti Merchants held at the London T 4vel : l i . l o l o s '/: fore they proceeded to any other bu, i ' i i r esg I r . resolved unanimously to present an Pro Nice EGHNT, on the late daring ()-- ed to his ltoySl Higbuess. L o . o' s tf l The report of the VICE , COANCIt 1tt.,1"- I►OP Vis fi li te i l ii l a la h y t, lllol'llillg Was, that he We are sorry t o state t hat the ROLLS id indisposed. .O `.7Q` . : Print er ------. , ~--,,. `l.7)C:4\ i 'I J. 8 CARSTAIIII„4,O's or A ,i i , "ildingl t and taiblisiltit hi , W. A. SCA" e k j ef at the Sux-Orriez, N. , 1 14, StrAnd : wiler o dY /"IltSor44llrUlttr4, 4 .4 c.( t . q''' I ° sll' ,1 .95 -r...