The Sun. — London, England, 1817-06-21 00:00:00

1.1 Ar It ICAL REGISTER. Performed Loot Night. Kt Nri's Tittnitz.*4l Duo Giovanni. After which, Les Deux Aps, uu les Quadrilles. Richard the Third t Duke otGlonees ivr, Mr. Kean; Lady Autie, Miss Boyce. After which, Tekeh. t. ovt:NT-Gatingrs.—The Wheel of Fortune: Pentuddock, Mr, liemble; Emi:y Toupee, Miss Foote. After which, a Di tertiternent, and Brother and Sister. NM , / THEATRE ROYAL. ENGLISH OPERA-MI(ISE, The Beg gars' Opera: Captain Macheath, Mr. Horn ; Polly. by Young Lady. After which, Is lie Jealous? and The Bridge that carries us safe over. MATTA. A nniveo—l Prance, 1 nottenburgb, 1 Dublin, 2 Waterford, Du z—i Guernsey and Jersey, t Dublin. F STOCKS ELV O'CLOCK. Bank 1.. Ann.l9 3.161 S-16 India 80nd5,..... BFs. Bss. pr, Exch. Bilk, Cutts. fur July,.. 76 75ii 76ij PRICE 0 THIS DAY AT r ..2 7 , 275 8 per Cent. Red 74tFei 751 a Per Cent. , ; ..bhut 4 per Cents. . . 5 per Crnt. Nary Ann...shut NIGH WATEn AT LON DQN MUDGE TO-MORROW. Muming, 4.9lursiutes after 7. 1 Evening, 14 minutes after 8, THE SUN. foLEM QUSS mciate rm..suu AuDgar t LONDON, SITURDdr: JUNE 21, 1817. THE PIYNDS.-IVe. were perfectly correct yes terdray in anticipating a further utterance in the Funds. The moment the hour Was announced at which npe,n blisidess commenced this morning, the tit st price of Consols was,76 they rose to 76n, and are still looking up. An advance of 41 has taken place in the 4 per Cents. since Monday, and 3i in Consuls'. Norfolk (America) Papers to the 21st May ar . rived this morning. One of diem contains the ,following extract of a Letter from a Gentleman in New Orleans, dated 2d )Slay, 1817 " The news of this day here is, that the Vice roy of Mexico ' APODACA, has declared himself Independent, and has an immense force arranged to sustain his declaration. I have not been able to learn satisfactorily the source whence this in telligence is derived." LtvenrooL, JUNE 19.—We have had numerous Arrivals of vessels from the United States this day, and most of them with full cargoes of Floor. There are a great number of vessels now ready to sa il to all parts of the United States. - Last night and this 'morning we'reietied the Paris Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday last.— , The disturbances on account of the high prices of provisions are stated to have subsided, with the exception of the neighbourhood of Lyons, where same of the rioters were still in arms. The price of grain in several parts of France, is assert. ed to be lower.--A paragraph in these Jour nali states, that according to the latest intel. • ligence from the Brazils, three expeditions had sailed front Bahia against Pernambuco, and that with these also a division from Rio Janeiro Was to cooperate. —Some very important papers are said to have been found upon BUONAPARTIOB " PARts, Jura 18.—This evening, after hold ing a Council of Ministers, !►is Mitiesty sets out fur St. Cloud, followed by Moniiisur, arid the Duke and Duchess d'Angonletne. The Royal Family will return the 7th July. " FIVE PER CENTS. U( Monday F3s f. GO e. " Tuesday bs t. 40 c. " STurroAttriT, JUNB consequence of a report prevailing, that several Members of Op position, who were discontented at the dissolution of the States, had an intention of assembling their constituents, anti of addressing them upon that subject, his Majesty has ordered, that such Meet ings shall not be allowed. He has intimated to the principal officers in the circles of the king dom, ►hat the Representative Members of the Diet 'Livin g lost that character by the suppression of that Assembly, they have no longer any right to call Meetings of the Vectors, and if any inch ,Meetings shall take place, that they shall be pro. scented with the utmost rigour of the law. " Ithouto, JUNE s.—The hopes of a general amnesty are on the eve of being realieed. The Ci►t►ncil of Castik have beard the three Procuretirs of tl►e King upon this important affair, and his )13jesty is desirous of having it terminated. " It is supposed by some that Lacy will be pardoned. NAPL,II3, June 2.--Tmportant 'explanations are said to he pasting between this Court and the C4binet of Petersburg's, supposed to relate to the differences between the United States and us. " We are sorry to learn that several vessels have h..en met with abandoned at sea,in consequence of tLe attacks of the Barbary pirates, who are more 24,dociowi than ever, I / 01 4h, Jo 41i 7.—The Kind; of Portugal si trd to have conoentea that the Aradoche3s Leopoldiue might either proceed to Lisbon or Kin Janeiro. In the former case, the Prince Royal was to establish himself in the capital of Portugal with his new spouse, but it is said the Princess has determined to go to the Brazils. " Roma, MAY 30 —The Princess of Wales, after having visited Parma, Bolnna, and the Ile pithlic of San :Marino bas arrived at A ncona , H er Royal Highness is expected to-morrow at Rome," If the Partizans of Opposition did not still cqutend that there •are not dangers in the Conn , try sufficient to warrant the extraordinary powers irhich Parliament has found it necessary to extend to Government, we should be ashamed of recur ring to the subject. But the Iteport of the Com mittee of Secrecy of the House of Commons, de livered in the Rouse last night, so fully confirms . , all that had been stated by the Lords' Cotittaittee, that it is impossible that even.the Opposition can really be blind to those dangers. They are evi dently influenced by ambition, and hope to raise a popular clamour against Ministers, in order to drive them from their places. These unrefiect- ing, silly, short-sighted men have the vanity to Suppose that they would themselves then get pos session of the Government. If they did, - they would assuredly find, that they must imitate the conduct of Mr. Fox, with respect io the PROPERTY TAX for, after all his vehement abuie of that Tax, he doubled it, as soon as he came into power, and insulted the people because they complained against his gross inconsistency and mockery of his own econ om i ca l prom i ses ! ! Nay, we have been assured that this Patriotic Reformer, this friend to the People, this abuser of Ministe rial extravagance, actually raised" the salary of :time dependents whom he found in office. lii the . ianie manner the Opposition would find themselves obliged to act, if they could once get into power. With this essential difference, however, that nut merely the expences of Go vernment might require an augmentation of the Property Tax (certainly not an increase in the set. lary of dependents) at that period, for at present the very existence of the State, and of our glo rious Constitution, are at stake. We therefore are persuaded that these men would find it neces sary, for the safety of the Empire, to resort to those very means which Government have found absolutely necessary to effect that safety. The Report of the Commons' Committee lest night, of which we can only give the sUbstance this trey; confirms, in all respects, the report of the other Committee. The Committees of both Houses, as the public well know, consist of Members se. lected from both sides of both Houses, and are all men well qualified to examine the subject,. and too honourable to g i ve any hut a conscientious decision. They strongly, clearly, and truly, de tail the national dangers ; they declare that the opinions of the Committee " rest on STRICT, SUR. STANTIVE, and SATISFACTORY testimony." They conclude with declaring " that they cannot but ex. press their opinion, that it is not yet time to rely en tirely, for the preservation of the public tranquil lity, on the ordinary powers of the Law;" end now let " the Panders of the bad passions of the multi tude," ambitious fools, and visionary Politicians, I clamour againbt means which defend themselves, as well as their country, from Sedition, Treason, and Massacre. The Statement. we have lately publifihed respect ing the Financial Prosperity of the Country, it will be seen, are fully confirmed by the Budget which was brought forward last night by the CHAN.' CELLOR of the EMI/M.1114.--A more gratifying statement has seldom been *Omitted to Parlia ment. To make the Ways and Means equal to the Supplies, an issue of 9,000,0001. of Exche quer Bills is all that he feels .himself called upon to propose. The charge created the money thus, raised is rnot more than 400,0001. and this will be in a great measure covered by the reduc tion of the interest on Exchequer Bills which has taken place. This reduction is so great that hist 1,500,000/. will be paid in this year on the same Bills whicl► last year bore an interest of 1,900,0001. and which, a few years ago would have culled for no less than '2,500,0001. He commented [in the course of his speech on the improved state of Public Credit, and on the approach made to the resumption of Cash Payments at the Bank. In a word, his speech holds out thy most consoling hopes to the .Country, and will make even t h e most timid once more anticipate the return of prosperity to Old England. The PattmarteoErrr retvned to town on Thttrs. dai i night frntu tVinokor. Yesterday his Royal Highness gave an audience to Viscount Sin stutY7e, and also received visits from the Dukes 0r Yogi( and CUMBERLAND, and the Prince of AL , H! . The latter, it was tintlet stood. took leave 11 ,i 0115 t4l his departure trued England. " SPIVS AND INVO:tMERS." " it is greet sin to uwear 'into a sine " But greatei sin to keep a sinful oath." SUAKSIPEAgt; •We would not willkgly ascribe to the fashion able outcry against " Spies and Informers," the motive that irresistibly forces upon our mind The principle, however, speaks for itself. Ma lignity started it, and folly echoes it. Yet, when divested of its whining sentimentality, and maud lin sympathy for insurrection, it is simply this : that good faith must be as religiously kept with traitors as with honest men ; and that rebellion must be promoted rather than disclosed. " Spies and Informers" are to be discounte nanced and held up to the public abomination, the main difficulty of Treason is done away ; its success is ensured in its secrecy ; and an oath, whose bond is for rapine, and murder, and confu sion, becomes invested with all the sanctify of i e ligion, and all the union of honour. The State is pot in peril by the inviolability of crime, and by that impunity, the protraction whereof must end somewhere, either in multiplied mischief or indivi dual punishment—possibly both. Henceforth, if this unreasonable opinion pre vails, conspirators will find safety in their con spiracy; and no man's life will be secure', while any one miscreant can procure the fellowship of another. Crime will be hazardous, only while it is single ; and sedition will defy, the law, while enabled to Inuit in couples. There• is 'na encr4 exposing this baneful doc trine. Its absurdity is equal to its mischief. The " spy_ and informer" is to be discredited by his function, yet the proof of that function rests upon • his own credit. So, he may be believed in swear ing that he was a conspirator, and disbelieved in •wearing that the conspiracy existed; Nis oath shall he taken for his own sha►e in a plan, for the entire existence whereof his oath shall be re- ected. Thus much for the policy and consistency of discrediting " spies and informers." While, how ever, we are thrown into such an encouraging un certainty, what is Treason, or whether that ani quoted of f ence exists at all, its minor facilities are of small importance. As it must not be disclosed, and as its disclosure must not be credited, so also, what has been once don© andifeelared not to be Treason, may be done again under the shelter of the Precedent ; and no proof of any treasonable intent shall be admitted, unless that tomp/e,tiaa which may escape punishment and en. sure impunity. This is a mischief which must be remedied.— While crime is so . difficult to punish, there is a double reason for its PRRVENTION.--Aild we do not hesitate to insist, that the recent Verdict has shewn additional cause for suspending the LIALLeas CoItPUS until safter tittles. SIM' NEWS. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, MAY 19.---The Collector of the Customs has given notice, that the Light house at the South-west end of the Island of Connecticut, in the State of Rhode Island, &c. called the New Port Light-house, will probably be lighted with gas by the beginning of next month. Cowes, Julia 20.—The Dutch ship Wilhel mina, PALN, of and for Amsterdam, from Bata via in 135 days, was spoken with the 31st May, in lat. 37, 6. long. 27. 54. by the Danish ship [ Carl Gustati, with only six men, the Captain and his wife, alive —the remainder of the crew, 11 in number, having died on the passage. DanTmouTn, JUNe 2 0 . —Arrived off this port the George, MILE, from Madras ; sailed the 16th February, and from the Cape the 21st April. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 20.—Arrived the Alexan der, Stmutx, front [the Downs for the Isle of France and Bengal.' Passed by for Antwerp the Twee VI - len - den, WOrnatt, from Buenos Ayres. 11Imronn, Julia 17.—The Fortune, EVANs, from Swansea to Chester, was brought into Hub berstone in a sinking State ;—the cargo is dis charging. The Duke of WELLINGTON came to town on Thursday from NVindsor, and transacted business at the Foreign Office. An Officer, named YovNo, started at. three o'clock yesterday morning, on a piece of ground between Ashford and Hounslow, to walk twenty miles in two hours and ten minutes, for a stake of 200 guineas. The heat of the weather was so great that the pedestrian was heat in the sixteenth nude, He performed ten mites in sixty-two mi nutes, and his next five miles in thirty-four mi. mites ; but he resigned before he completed the sixteenth mile. Boxt NO.—Another contest is ngreed on between Turner and Scroggins ; it was concluded at the Tun, in Jerrnyu.street, on Wednesday evening, for 100 guineas ; Turner wished it to be for 200, hot Scroggins thought 100 enough. Cony deposited tett guineas for Turner. and &roping paid for himself. 'Although once vanquished, the little hero Scroggins is very sanguine, and he is still the favourite with many amateurs of the fancy. l'ilS IFiliATltg. 100- 1 Drury-Lane 'nestle closed for the ,nriygthathtw‘irtl:sßpiecrltfaorrdiniehdeb m Tity irdr..KlTAlimeweriaot.ht success--Tire following Address oa the 0 sras delivered by Mr. Rio, and much 0 1 ) P h the audience, and that part Web rehite di A m t. r a s o . SOP . u A Nda, received of ived oar late Liretntoted approbation !-- " Ladies and Gentlemen) , " I ant instructed, in th e Paw of Theatre, to return you thanks for ' which we have received during the efforts hare not been so successful • we can lank back with pride on vei honoured with your warm apprseobat to the cowpony of performers, who favour . . , . • " Among the latter, the daughtel on these boards hss attached hersel Her success in the same line has girt histrionic talent may be bereditary!- whom we molt admire, se may stilt will not altogether descend with thrio " White oar tragic efforts have diminished applause, our Comic reit for 'your favour. The reception , neglected Corntdy. has sheen that is not obsolete ; that it can be dine out losing its splendour, and amuse " Having brought this seasan to a than has Leen customary in lake Yegi extended recess thus afforded,. to I shall insure your future favour. he wade with a view to the legitimet bat been, and never will be loot 11 ruent, that only the cultivation #1.4 1 + descried prosperity on the,Tbe4rt iek " The Performers, L.' dos and Gel their grateful acknOwledgments for y0u, 6 ,, and we most respedfUlly bid you tarooo, bliss CVBITT, the &suet actur, who nuiny years ago D Garden Theatre, altpeired a fe, f rory•Lane Theatre, in the al, A ft a ~,,, rtaa, in Mr. 1111Aues pleasant farce of 0..•, 1 / 4 , glad to find that she wit No Supper. We had not an opportanitr\fi tieing her performance at the time , att.! pc.tsesses a but e f t ed. Site seems to be %Yeti so/1 0104 L ‘ vitil l or eine IPC good voice; slog hI A 011 t quitted herself 'cry ll I will P r° -11 1 ' we , ant l 10 vas i f t season be one of the props of the who ' omit. Site is a pupil of Mr. NArki°s' in , the them': great taste and science in c 43113" music to Lord BYRON'S FiebreW gelolielt very favou r Alf 1 esic , POLICE INTELLiGE-SC, MR. FINNERTY ANO MRS. th P`" bir ,c ti;_ ,, e Q ra_Th S: oe i lt e. t , t r p. ii rm o o - g a S lzecde l t u a rA g tzto . g i l S r c a tr s - i — n a tas t tt e l : d r b :D ii r ith . 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' brio' Im ovednes.d..aiilte T r ial, and that taead 01 til t ot ' Chronicle . a paragr a ph a" aPrii,,ognt, gn u R ue which h u r' n Pe h r ini rl i. t le 'lh ic a h t‘44ll l7ad sl i n :: u"l ce st a sg p Nil p laislin:ircd4llrilibli..:l'Airl:7lh6l:i-11:1CF4.11C1:11 3 1‘'( 1 1*.reqtteitiug to k I anthot-0' 4t*P - , A g ot Putlignanly tnanutrnow 4 t le e l fig)! oT h r i t 0 COIILi jr , Inserted without bit Litti:rtri‘edgle, tn3t.:',-- b litl'i r s t s ' a or ,... i i up the author till he had spoke dye d '"' Ji w t an il, ` ' Lad alleradeai nwining, the Gen. t!loar isokstscoi,it , and who war then •tai"l;;,7. po toz. t o te cone to u la' the writer3of(dt74fee"44lll'i) °thee, teat ° 61 = 01 " 0; n del to , . tvs hi could have i • P3raglaila a--41 pooliottf p ot 0 , thereforei 'e ll te eter e 1!. rnnifo)o'ht!"(C:gndt:oleufeltefre,°rfaeryPto:thabentieln°l4gurifitt'llictnt:llvhievteLtrctiallitdit:ti::r!''aittil:ciligitigclill'P" i4::::t: o P i 'l ef i e t r w id pri g :i t ti l t u d ng lii t t:se d°l f wviitith:ta: _ rti:llooll:4::b4lllloC:' hand, rcir and on rneetiog Mr. F., be ar..fh—bc itio . . re ; 10 , 31 d the clutstiseroCtit on him 10 . --- nwrittd. I ab Se d SenlelSrer le Defendant then attemptea to ad .-.0 , fir. i.--hnt wo uld Fog; ,Slr. Ficiumo interfered, and said, lid S. e Ubl i or4s f..ia_._i if be had brtll there WO ,ray thi n' 1 1 1 .. WO( .1.10r,i, f o eo f re ir th rita u : l t t l iti ( h ) t r .l i t l l d e t e ° r h e i c r ir s . o vc i s lu l t s r:oi l l i f g ,ibr i ae o bl ia os i ul i n l e : Rtio;;Pog;l44o4.l : 4 : lo, n .li n v l e o p t rod . oced a recontitiation, he vilailla _t..,ttitel.tV, a si eh r ,. b u t o nit. i l i f ig i aliLa2l we1Le__.....12.:...1241,.11i n double the sty"' „:.....lif ' I"it.r.d. 0 : lie should also require. the same (rat a --I. * jo "*" ' gsve hies time to produce the'o at hi, 1.e.-10°' i. af, in a few days. Oa*. PIP- : oti lj P i kt diwits'i Ali, 31Ustc.--The third ot Mr. ; ! sight OP Subscription Conceits too k place Is s ' l i t i itt4 Adel phi Terrace. The Baud 0615 .. - dic ' o f i at C.stxtlq, anti Mr. tiatFriti 11 .• _of th e Piano Forte. The first act colosi*;tictiott Lure to 1-lallort.'s Esther, and a 11 ;1 til, , :i HtTDN'S Creation. 19 ihe course ,- i i i i itoil young Lady, a ponil of M urices` , iiitgiuill very considerable *l'6ll i ctAlp n , 1 , a a , supv fit ; L arniaandnalFi7Oarbtiee.velrf'lolerioseacnocigsdotticit::,,,,,l, - . , ....A. . stith variations, by Mr. Col's.' f bl ot -le also distinguished herself in 11111 sic by ' ilk the harp, played with exiitsisite $ ons i * pression. th e have not toont to op'sopplir i t e that the vocal department will w e/ 1„, V° tl'ioc Mr. and Mrs. La cy, MiVi GO/P h I,oto t TklutaxL, sod rtiii..haSY• 11 / 1 .1. Vi irt with eclat. t , / sike (ti The fellows who robbed übe b a r il iel ere underwent a second ex fully before Mr.,l3zetile, and Were fullY 4 101 trial. ..., se lf' trial. VlVltSigeffr KILLING ?vet, 811101 Velfif Oe. , : itta - A O who come from Hoy distance to viiltio eftt, ft idge 'would do well not to psi* 0 yet t' at Exeter 'Change, witliottt paYil 5,,5a1c'.011 the Voting Lion and its bcautito id r ef ol ri nurse, being an Exhibition as tvp . . l , 00010,14 lure as the Bridge is grand io tiro" 0 rte only this difference, that the lorlebreaneeo;to to last for a ges Sliell $3, Ingt er f ht 0 01 of subjects in Natural riistory 4,5: alluded to may never be seen Win* LONDON: Printed by J. B. CA itgrA'':l4ll4'.4 0..kf 6 4 , 0 , 1 0 . of O. 7, South Iktottetritq.„, tottir °ll'cr. No. lie. Strand; where Ad„ve_=i. 'lttria Ste. (two-raid) artist bc veirilrir m " — I; of the soir tie4t . j t he ouppon_l_T, b, pfe seot r— ' m ' i : ltPr Ol, l l, - 0 4 trial pittol._ . 0 likrni 1 1 "21 11 1:10 o elecOdl NM , ,„•:•-: ... Ott 4 , ',.er of sleet , rlf to the. i reit 11113$ . ~00; !—.A I libe l w/ .. 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