The Sun. — London, England, 1817-03-06 00:00:00

little sixpence's led Intit into a pun, ite mtrely cited ,ix ireretlents fium the reign of ti ARLES 11. for thy iolvetie marks ; said that the best artists 11A11 been employed, hot that the head on the half (Nails less to be improved ; informed the learn in ed Celidernan (learne ( i at least he proved hilliStif Newipalier reading), that tile Mint was no'v terriving gold from the Rank to be coined f" the P u rimse of enabling it to return to 1. " 11 Phyments ; that the Rank Silve r issues " ab " l •to be recalled front so t the currency of the realm would 6 t he oily medi um w anti, O List • not guritying to hear, that the whole exPencelite . kw Coinage would amount to only half tin n of n. ( hos addi ng the cheering m recoinctola— etanotay to measures in every other re ipectbuyouil the possibility of being preiled . too highly To meet ever y rumour which has been set ; ftle to time on that subject, our ,retuember that we have invariably they arose the assertions that u stop to the Distillation from Grin in subject came under discussion in Cumulous last night, and it will be Peet's speech, not only that we I med, but that there is no good urtiN g to the measure. PapeL grouping together a quota teeth of Mr. CANNING (which the lament was not reported, owing ii o f Its delivery), and a reina:- i t passag e by an Eveni"g falser. 1.1_," tstii otis .diatribe against Mr. C story 're have no inclination to b isll - we even call on the 'P ub lic the its at th e d ogmatical tone of of itic ' el., who is :411 the arrogance and pomp of impotency says of one lil 4all'ae"ts of the British Empire, " we "° . of the bri6l . %NI, pain , aat pain hits ; or at least thrnu g h , 1 ,.. 1'vt)11(1iton:atl He He may see some in II ' tO ipll'lY al)nlit liirn WllO will affect to regret antit "„ 1 1 , ' I lk 'kit nidiorreure of this c hastisemen t all t,,ei.'" W hew !! Whew ! ! !—Lot d deliver en q at ;:r.to from Snell severe inflictions as tls . e P ,or 4‘ %NI 1.) 0 ,,I , . 1 sackomb and Ashe , • ' in , Air 4, , . All y . motlrll - C NING ; find at le;iSt second - .. ii ti 6 trip le " immediately about bh" " ho " 1 tv , t 1111 I y Ij, ;, iit mout inured be a(fected), to • c i u 1. • .I.ll,.tHit contempt for so pitiful an chili ii . )1 , 01 . : itd,:i:Pteelt alluded to WaS 01l Admiralty. the question 1 gthe number of Lords of the that hi,„ h •••'. occasion Mr. CANNING took tip 00. Ad , "I "vilich none but a Master of Re " "411 1 , 1 , . . . • 'nteileci can k ke , Indlt 'dual of the. highest ' . .., 1144 trtrt:tlintit I. 0 r information I. 4 allgerg. II tie ' ilidiel 111 Nast disinterested _ and conpetent c, more tt ) i, ' ' ta t! we stale fearlessly, that - - . (1 wilill,nti Constitutional Address was never uttered "Pol l : k ike w'illh ~f Pcirliament. It went entirety) 41, 44 1 ; 1 ' 9 ' 4 alul general principles, and can 1.1,1 ihypari,e HPRecinted fro m a sin g l e passage, than ili t , : l id hoot rine of its bricks. It enteted not I, i, tti 'liiil # 4lid cannot b e am weted by picking , ; , 141 1 tt tu animadvert upon. A..' iliff,:'jf ill' iuritience of the . Crown, and of t e grand vietV w l as , (:,,t1,1.4t hetweett the theoretiCal and practical It lIN I I I I IIti4 u"r llie Covet hruent, and t be-Speaker 41 4 fe't:/;" tiotptClitly mai 01 allied (what many I've' flu tlit t. 11l the Ilonse , lll 141 Il la k dare t o avow, or ale coin 1 4,' 4 e stick avowal without imminent ti le ex. 4 ta dellege and i ntr i cate a su bj ect) t h at 114111:444 "r the influence of the Crown in the. •e•• 44;41; if c( }mtnoui is indispensable to the pr e•• '')l is spirit of the Constitution. tt,1,14,14.4 it to the sense of every man thy,;,l'.`ithtr the mod e or value of argument, it who tinder- , 11444,4'4' anti 'airline point of a discussion on this Idt;:(11 Icl ' airl ine cats in candour and fairness be 11 1 4 n; l° he !ortured into a meaning foreign to hit 1, 4 1 e a" tilidleation. On the main prineiPle , i "i , li - i ' ""teil . Mr. C'',. would justly contend' for 114,41tip(illlig men to a Certain d egree under tklitl; 41rella s"e, for the administration : of public anq t Zin Nt 0. , we would ask those I wao clamovr I,i, t t„ 4"ii:doctrine boa they could otherwise con titally v i lati l m elt 01 a proper description, sui/1-. testcoa ti to tr3"l ill political economy and official dtl7 Wiii 'titer iihtl th e discharge of these functions Itt, tti it I nsta te - lied aanto . r "ge they utay be.. ca • ,sue l it . il"tstle tliese reflexious farther, lint ilit.„ 4114 Revo l t 'lt • , i aki t , :etil co whici w , anti we are elocnascisoet,ts by k R it ` inn, 11. 1 . e expose a goo( u 4tic ' " ' "'tits to little competent to ilti it as , 41 ., 4te. , rlics 310 ‘v t , k , rniltg ChPoitirle says What we said a I :, 4 l (l Z i ' ili f i l ; l B ' .. l , t tel.le. P,tabass; to:China, tindle: 41 0, 1)r I, .I.'i liktubar l it dat Tiett.stng, in t i 44141c1441 "the.l", On the 26th .1 id aft et a hea t Y 'Nick .._., Y, It t i) .. P4Slage till the Yellow Sea—zbut 4 i -15 till). P ' I would have beet: ton gratifying 't ‘vh "° teat Ito anti to the ikitildit of those 41- ' , wet er knm llrarlers may 4 , Rlj ttlikallicted a 01: ttl In be put " 1 . Thi s oit t ie ( tt II from Mr tt° w ell joft„ 11( 1 ' ' l4ll for resu CO Q f ror. '' I t Nititr. ll .4 4 , spe 1 / 2;4 . Y ir l 4s to u ist I : ,re how eart that p. I ' a t 6 , Ir.. Iris I nn, s v nor slot i'loo itr i nbadigiitit, to have coutiutie - d Ole partvg•VA•ol, wioeleiltates its honottrable reception eltithep voutable results that were atoicipated for the ob jects of 'the mission. Yet all the letters brought down to Canton frilm thence by Captain CAMP tet.t., of the General Remit, agree in thiS fact.— But this Chronicle of ill omen adds, " lu September they were still in Petrel ; 'and we are credibly informed that no progress bad been wade towards the „vetting of tl.e Noble (I's important nssi-.th 1, --that symptoms of jealousy and an indisposition to receive the Em lnissy had appeared---Mviog to the lateExpedi lion to the Nepaul Teiritory ;—and.ol all this, venture to say, the Writer is just as credibly informed. as his foreboding' s of mischief gene rally are. It so happens, that not a line had been received from Pekin froth the Ambassador, or any of his suite. It is true, %Ye believe, that a Mr. DANIEL, a young Writer, has written home that unfavourable reports were' circu lating among the Mandarins of Canton, which Mr. BANKLRMAN, another Writer on the esta blishment, considers, very properly we doubt not, as the idle gossip of A set of men disappoint ed in not getting the Antliaksatior into their tram mels, and training him for the Court. The Chi nese were perfectly aware of the whole trausac lions respecting Nepaul six months before the ar rival of Lord AMHERST before Macao, where he received the most flattering imitation frt.'n the Emperor, to which his reception at Tien-sing corresponded. Whence then came this sudden fir of jealousy concerning Nepaul ? That some nego ciations might arise with regard to the humiliating ceremony which the Chinese demand front all fo reign Ambassadors, may be readily conceived, for such have itivariably happened ; but as the Chinese are much - addicted to precedents, and they have the recent one of Lord MACARTNee before them, it can hardly he apprehended that any very serious difficulty will arise on this point, of eti quette—at any rate we are well assured the Oyu des "apprehensions" areas gratuitous as his in formation. The Grand eNt CH RLAs 1 , 10 embark at Doerr in the Royal Sovereign. yacht, Captain EowAttp t )wEtt, on•the 13tii of -this month. We doubt nut t h at hi s uTi g „ness will leave this Cotin try with a vrry fav,.niable impression, a 9 it has been the earaeit intention of the I'atNC.O , III7.GENT and, Miuisters to sheW all possible attention to him ; and the Ileads of every scientific, literary, manufacturing Establishment, &c. &c. &c. have been emuloni to nvtnife3t the lame respect. We can confidently say, that his Royal 1-littittiess will leave' upon the min:ls of all who have had thepleasure . and the honour of tiny in tercourse with him, 'gratifying sense of his at fable manners, hhelligent utind, and landable anxiety to acquire every species of useful know ledge witch this Cotintly could impart. We.learn from 119,101'1)1rd 'authority, that all British Offieets who hold commissions in the Pot-- tugnese army, and are on leave of absence in this country, have received retemptory orders touk_ to jolts their yegitnetits The cause j said to be, that Lord BEttEsFoa n had left Lisbon and had proceeded to the Spanish frOurier, in conse quence of discussions with the Court of Madrid, which hail taken an imtavoarable turn, and the ultimate issue of which w:ts" - doubtful. It Was therefore necessary thAt'Officers•shotild be at their post.—( Horning Chronicle.) • The PRINCE REGENT will hold a Lecce . thit dRy at Carlton-house, at ttvo o'clock. In the'Sitting of the French Chamber of De pnties; on Friday, an objeCtion was urged 'to a clause of the Budget, which assigns a bout seven ty• five thousand pounds for the relief of Spanish, Poruguese, Egyptian, and other Emigrants. The Minister of the Interior defended the clause, and at the close of his speech there were some torteb ing to moderation and forgiveness, which drew fowl plaudits from all parties. There are, it seeins, between tour and five hundred Egyptian Emigrants at Marseilles. The Ex--Cociventionalist Amur, Member of the Committee of General Safety, has died in Paris. Alihough a regicide, lie Was permitted to remain in Franre, because he had neither signed the ad ditional Act, tior accepted any office during the hundred day's. The statue of General' oBEAu is one of those whirl' are to ornament the Bridge of Louis XVlth, t P:t7 is. it'tNosoa, MAncx 5.-7-Thiti morning theQUitaNi Ptincesses ILIZADETII attd SortitA, rook an air a coach and four on the Maidenhead road. Princess iAttottsTA rode on horseback. Yester day tiie Duke of CLARE'S:cf.r left the Castle for Bushy Park. Sir HALPORD went out o . waiting on the KiNG yestettlay and cot for Lou- don. RoltAt. PATtiot4AGE.--41 it with gratefol satis faction we announce, that their Serene and Royal Highnesses the Princess CHARLOTTR and Prince CounbuCi have not only Contributed Ittrecly.to wards the supp-rt of the ttonr British lace mann factiirers at ilouiton, in Deriplitire, but have also kindly condescended to become the Patton and Patroness of the establishment of that bOsi ness there.---The Lonn MAYnIt has received from the 'loyal Pair a donation of 301. for the above humane and laudable purpose, together with va rious other sums (rota several tlittinguished phi lanthropic Characters. Vitt Int stfl4. • . " When the tOar; ADVOCATE of geotlatid came " forward the night,With his precious, 4- " billine leaf, his copy . of the Glasgow oath, what " transpired in tbc debate, but :that Government f' knew of the alleged conspiracyin that town as " well as in London, that it had entered their " meeting and arrested whom it pleased, and OA " that oath itself might irate been sufficiently and " severely punished by the.ekisting laws.''-L--( Vide ETa►niner, 111orch 2.) r . • . _ . _ Mr. Itnyroe,---4 have been a subscriber to your I' per from its origin. anti , baee continued tny support of it to tbe present 'moment, because, amidst all time cbanges_and :chances which have uce occurred, I have found it to be consistept in support of the principles on which it coru• meneed its career, viz. those of the immortal WILLIAN PITT. Your comments on the Morning Chronicle every day prove that you are animated by politiaal heroism, as it is the leading Pap& of Opposition, as it . _styles Pself: But you seen; wholly to overlook a More daring and yet a more insidious enemy, not of Ministers merely, bitt of Government. You should be a da'i . ly Is surniuer of ,a weekly one, and resolutely Hunt out those noxious animals Who call themselves Patriots ttn.€l Reformers, By the way,. I conceive- that, the Bristol Hunt, or who may rather be called the Common Hunt, %vithout any dispacagement to a re spectable civic officer of that designation, is dis clai►ued by certain Examiuers, who, if they were to be resolutely aumined by yonr able and spirited pen, wciuld be found to have a stronger resemblance thaii merely in name, as their prineiples , and views seem to be of the same dangetoos character. 1 h c refore advise you to shoe son►e lenity towards he ►l7orning Chronicle fur a(I or two, aryl tort ,•oor attention towards Examiners, who intim merit something more severe than the sttictut es of yoar patriotic and consistent Journal. THE PRINCE REGENT'S COURT. Yesterday the Pitt.scE REGENT held a Court at Carlton-house. (Rs Royal Highness was attend ed by the Cabinet Ministers, the Lord Steward, the Groom,nl . die Scale, the Comptroller of the Household, the Captain of the. Yeotuan of the Guard, the Silver Stick in wa:ting. Lord Boston in waiting, Sir. Keppel, Groom in wak ing, the State Page, ,&e. zkv. Deputation of the R.meficsd Clergy .of Lon don and Westinitister, having artived in proces sion front the of London's house in St. Joines's-scpitue at three o'cloeli, preceded by the two Vergers of st. Paul's Cathedral, they were introduced by Lord George Beresford,.the Comp ,, troller of the 110asehold,. and two .Gentluntelu UsitetS in' waiting, to the Regent, on his Throne, who.enis dressed itt , bitt.e and gold embroidery,w ith his Orders. The Address was. read by t!ic Bishop of Lon don: to which the Regalia was pleased to return „ most ir in rcions AaSkver. Aiming those who ac companied, the Bishop wen , — The lion. and Rev. Dr. Wellesley, and the Chapter of Pattlis, the ri.hdeacob of London, Dr: tiolnie_h. • the Sub-Dean of the Chapel Royal, Dr. Fly, Dr. Amlrews, Dr. thil•ittg. the Rev. Mr. Beckwith, the net Mr. Webb, the Buy. Mr. Smi. glers,_ the it r. fir. Peulderli the Itcy. Mr. Gurney, &c. the whole 'amounting to about fifty. - The Archdeacons and Doctors had the honour to kiss the Prince 'Regent's band. After his Royal Highness had reeived this .Ad dress-, he retired to his Closet, where- a Depoill 000' fronv the three depoininations of Dissenting 'Ministers were introduced by LotiL.Gonge Be restord, the Comptroller of the household, - and the two Ge;rtleinen Ushers in NVaiting to the Prince Regent , when an Address of Congratulation to his Royal 11i'r,huess opon the sante subject, his Royal Highness's escape from the attack of the mob in St'. James's-park, was most impres sively read by the Rev.,lllr. Clayton, senior. Royal Highness was pleased to return a most gracious and approptiate Answer. The Prince - Regent gave audiences to Viscount Sidinouth and the Jtidge•Advocate-General, who laid before li.is‘Royal lighness th'e proceedings of ;tome Courts Martial, and took his ROyal High ness's commands upon them. THE ORATORIO. Dalla . Y-LANP. THEATB6.—A delightful treat Of Vocal 'Mod lostrumeutal Music was afforded last night at this Theatre,' by the numehotts perform-. ers under the direction of Sit GEottGa SMAat.— The . Select ions were 'from the Seasons of HAYDN, and from.dieis and Galatea, together with BEETH. OvFN's Mink Sirifonia.`Among the sin , .rers, Mrs. S ALM ON and AlaSter BARNETT attracted the prin. tipal notice, for the uncommon weeniess and taste with which they exeented the Airs allotted to th'em. The latter %VHS encored in 'some of his songs. Mr. NicttoLsoN pertormed.a Concerto on the Flute with astonishin,„. taste anti et ceistio“ sort M iss THEM EA r,froiii With, Was equally happy iu ber performance on the Violin. Ti m house „,as filled in evvry part with elegant ounpany. Miss O'NtuLt. has so far injured her health as to he, multi. the ilteesity,of going to Brighton tur its recovery. `city. 500 MILES MATCH IN 10 DAYS.--- Lieut. YaibALL, xviio started at Satit, Hem, tO do the above distance in the given time for 200 guineas, did 62 miles on Monday, and 57 on Tuesday. ,- - - - ti e i s , vvvertitt young man, and ‘t , alks five miles Hu lour t t ith moth ease ; he travelled seven mites iu one of the hunts on Tue,day. lie commenved his labour at four o'clock yesterday morning, and at eights when our account left, he had dune 22 miles War* breakfast, Snip XhAVS. PoitTsmotirii, AlAiecti 5.-='-Arrived his Majes ty'* ship tiope fruili a tinisee. Sailed his Majes ty's sliipbarne forJatilaic.l the -Ebeigieii DiAt., MARCH s.—Rviitain hi the Do wns the folloiving East Indiatneti, togethe;• %% h a great many other rint.,‘ tirdtbottnti .Vessels.:--Hereford shire, Bridgewater, General Kv4, .iAct?, Cc t berits,, 111.ary • Brothers, 13artvri, rietta Elisabeth, Watt%tioo f Bombay Met - , liant, Caledonia, Martha, B ring, Lord lyellingtnn, Regret, Spoke, London, Abconit l Regalia, Lloyd's, Experiment, Eller . Aitrea, and Maria. Also remain the den, Minerva, Victoria (l), and Vittoria (2), transports, with. troor front Jamaica for liar wielt.—Wind W. , LEITH, Mattca 3.—Last night it blew a•tre mentions gale ; some of the vessels ran foul . of each other with such violence ; that the Mary and Margaret, of Stirliog, and Ole Nary, of Inver keithing, sunk its ,the - . ltarbittsr, arc total wrecks. Several other Vessels received injury. ILOISGATE, Marini s.—Arrived the Marga rctta, 11.013EaTS, from London tur bunlin, with loss of anchor and cable. GRAVESEND, MAttcu 5 --Arrived the Protri.• dence, cen, front Bombay ; *fhomas, Gray, from St. Vincent's ; Ainturi, Benfield, from trieste. Sailed the Lorinii, Artig, for Milli , burgh ; Countess of Leven, and Meßille, for litcmcn .Brilliant, Mho!), for Riga ; Bee, Lutwt, for Rotterdam; Indust rie,Vandnyvenhot:te, for ditto ; Halcyon, Thompson, fur the Lope 'of GoOd Hope. VICiLENT 1110i'llifig it Wei' a strong gale of flout the W. N.W. It was high water at Leith 34 minutes paSt tWo ISt the lo4n -iog; about which lime tin' tide tan tiong into the harbour, for which several vessels were obligeit to 'hake, owing to th' violence of the gale; Smile attempting to go omit at time, they ran fOul of t MAI !alter,. and great connision and itartial ensued. Out of ten stoops 'bus cireonistdneed, itd less than fir, stink at the Ferry-botit Staits; ant! it is teats it will he totally wrecked. Two of the sloops htlonk to the Kinghorti ohe Kirkcaldy, another to 11!teutiilanil,' and one iad'en with grain ; the others are coastek. evetal boats were, also dashed to pieces. the dainlge oeesioned by the a'bove :Gnat dixidC,:nt will be very e:msidvi able, but we Art' happy to ..state l nu lives werelot.—(Edifibuith Courant; Monday ) MoNTAGuE Majesty' S picket Ninntagne sprung a le.dc ut se,t it; the month of D e cember la,r she it•as in consequence obliged to pot back to the Island of St. Thointis's, wh re site sunk, liy dint of the most arduous exi r tions she was raised, and enabled to. proceed. to sea. The - acrivit y and Captain Sixii , ;oht ott „this Itylog occ,ision received- tht. t‘attnest thanks of the pat,sengcrs ass well as °Ricers of the vessel. The 27th, or EmilSkillen Of Which the Maequis of 14ASTliVGS is Colonel, has I : Oven of beriefieetive, which we should he haPpy to see folio yeti brihe rest of the Tile Ist 13attalion of that torpil, at present itt France, under the command of Colrint:l tVattalitt, though they have hetot absent on foreign service for the List 20 years, still feel she ties, tliat bind them to their native land. Synipiitliizing in the distress of /he Poor Of Enniskillen (the Cradle of the lieginient,) the Officers and men have sub seribed one ilay's pay, which has heel) remitted to the Provost, to be distribtited to their relief. On Monday a MAII of the. balite of William Hutchison, an 'innkeeper, in Kilmatnock, and his wile,' were incarcerated in Ayr gaol, to stand Trial for issuing,,younierleits the new silver. coinage. 11re 10 . 16, that bbuti► have t►elanitteel` re ceiving the base money, knowiug it tb be bad,, front se person wit° came nom Glasgnte, and tellbrit they particularly described. When time °nieces apprebetpled ilutchison add his they we. busy secreting some of the base coin, and Imbiber quankity vas found in their house after their• an prehenston. , The counterfeits are shillings (if !he ueei• coin ; •tre thin, of a bad colour, o l d i t tip e r., feet impression.—(4sco4h POO ) On Tuesday sc'ettlight, the 'Felt-graph. Coach between Glasgow and i tlirthtttkh, broke down on the cast side of Airtiriv, by the lute fiXit . • ree breaking. The coach fell on the cciachtnan, LleurY Wake; and Ite was .so mock hart, that he died the following :1 hursday. The guard was only slightly hurt. .Tlic London rt i 1, when no its to tip to Cll,gow, Ott Thrtr.stlay morttiog. fOitittl tine 4,t Mr. Corr ie's coaches, oft thit ro l a at Both wen Bridge, shApet. ed nearly to pitted nod the horse.; .slightly wottodetl. The- i-nacilutati, t%ho teas found in ft tiite)t, retuning ittsettOile: tt k sopposell that the lightning had eaused this gceident, On IVe(ine..day night a lawl rook place fidinhnigh : girl; ahnu - 14 . Scant servant to A Lundy there, heing aione in the-1)0116e, anon:. hdir past ten o'dna, ask. , near a fire, Mto a hid► it appears she fell lier canght tires, in that comininn she ran tt) the strevt, thns the force bt tliti games; which, before they were stOdued, Mud sc.) scbrehed the poor girl, . that s 1 e (lied tin Friday mottling in ttie Infirmary,