The Sun. — London, England, 1817-04-29 00:00:00

main tu he intmed; lie Then observed how ina thviAse.the - sUm , iutended for the relief of the suirerers at Birmingham would be. There were from 12 to 1:3,000 naklors in.a Rtate-of the greatest distress, ccli alum( twenty-five thousand mann.. . facturers in the deepest %yam, and yet the sum fur their relief was limited to thirty thousand p oun d s , h a lf what the poor -rates of that place hail amounted to last year ! The relief would there . fore. scarcely he more' than twenty shillings a heath Sllpl}ost. that 0,0001 more shouldhe.em ployed in some public %yolk in that neighbour hood,---,and that might be taken as the fair share if that portion of the coontry t —tlnit sum would not employ more than '2OOO persons for ona year, at only 10s. per week, Ileohjeeted to the adop. tiihi of It,reliegiier prwiesses. Ile did not see the nere.sity of carrying the ride to rigour on this oeca6in. It the measure wee intended fl) iltdure to crone fortravil, t' Icy 'not ',die good berm icy, but on the same terms as the city of London ? With respect to the manner in which the futok were to be distributed, it was barely possible t hid noire of the money should be called for by individuals, and that one or two empora , tions should Wake interest to obtain a skate: he only way to pl eVI:11t such an occurrence, or the suspi c ion of it, would be to make such a fieketioll its the ppoint of the Commissioners as to satisfy all classes of the community, lie should also suggest to the Ipght lion. Gentleman oppo site, that if , the proposed issue of 1,500,0001. in Exchequer Bills were used to Runt for live or ten years, or even (or ever, the arrears due on the Plophty Tax„ ti•ery great relief woohl he afforded. Al cr a few WW'S ft OM Mr.. TTP.LitynnT;!, the first Itesplt,t ion was agreed to. Oil the read 'iog of the Seeottil, for grahtiug 250,0001. for the relief of Irel4o, Sir FitelmateK Ftmon expressed his surprise at the short measure afforded to Ireland, whose mut its wet e almost .superior to those r 4 any other part Of his M a j.!sty's dominions. that had been her cooduct during the Last :we've 111111Iths ? [lad she not remained patient under her sufferings, whilst, in other parts of the country, the.popula• tutu had met iii Spitaltields (meaning Spa•fields) to Stibyert the Constitution. He could :,tote, f rom It is oNn observation, that a petit part of the people of Ireland . were in a state of atarveninn, the inhabitants of the lOwer orders living on halt boiled potatoes.-4Latighter.)--Irehind was the right arm of the British Empire, nod aright to be treated us ,sfich. lir thin complained of the spit it of emigration which bad prevailed in this country amongst all classes ; from the Nobleman to the lowest private Cientletnan.—(Lieugbter.)—They had all mored away, in shoals like herrings, to other lands.—(llinsts of laughter.)---it they . wanted anotsement, let them go to Ireland, in stead of robbing this country, by losing their tno ney in going from England to Calais, and limn C.slais.to Pranee.—(Laughter)—Lie wished that a tax of 20' per cent were ,imposed on all those who should gni( their country for inure than a liunited time --two or three mouths. How dit : t a l e nt was the conduct cif the Irish ; thr.y came e)ver'io this cointiry, where they spent tht_ir rents, and yet they were Ole people to wino a short measure allowed. He hoped the Rigia lion, a•utlewatt would reconsider that rut of his lte solotion, and and a few thousands to the sum which it.contained. The Resolution was'thLu agree) to : the [loose resumed, rtn►l the Report was ordctc►i to be re ceived to-rnotrour. The ,Report of the WindOw Light Exemption VII was recommitted, dnd at'Soi ittin us agreed to, owl the Report ot tiered for to-morrow. Mr. MARTIN moved for an .Reeount of the mo ney in Stock, Fund,, and Exchequer Bills, be lorrging to suitors in the Court of Kxcheyter, now in the name And hands at Knell Court, specifying uthat !Aims had been 'invested by order. of :ITIA,t `Court, Mid those 11VCbted without such order... , " ,Agreed to. i%l.r. G►t►tNPtit.L wa understood t o give notice, that on Wednesddy next he should move for an account of .t he amount of the property of Aliens 'invested in the Funds of this country. SAVING BANKS' DILL Mr. Rost?. moved the Order of the n►y =for a -tommitiee all the Saving 'Banks' Bill. At so late an hour, and it: so thin a House, he would .trot enter into the discussion of tl►e Bill, and there fore he wished that it should now be committed, so that it might be printed, and on Friday next the might • be discussed. There was one clause which he. had to propose on which considerable Aifficolty had been: felt.. It related to the security .on which deposits sh'onld be invested. The diffi culty hailh.ten to fitul a fund which should not be li a bl e to flue; Hat ion. After much consideration, it bad bre() found best to.place the deposits to the Ac count of the Conimissioners for liquidating the pub. lie debt. By doing so, interest wpuld bo secured at the rate of three, pence a day on every 1041. Ile po3ited, or 41. I Is. per cent. per annum, which, allowing for the expellees of management, would afford the depositors a clews' interest of 41. per cent, per annitin, and the fund on which posits thus be invested would not be liable to any fluctuation, as it would be if it were in• vested in the funds. : - Soule conversation. :ben ensued on the general piiiwiples of the Bill, between Mr. Urenfell, Sir C. Monek, Sir J. Newport, Mr. Phillips, Sir A. Baring., and ilir. - Protheroe, when the House went into the Committee. Mr, Rose -proposed that the clanse which had Leon mentioned should be. printed and discussed ou.Friday, which was agreed to. . Alr.,HtmtissoN moved clause; the porport of It Ilia wag, that those -labourers and others, who, sliould have paid dining three years a weekly 4um iuto Sitritig Brinks, (without drawing out any part of,tbeir tivpohits, should, in WC of adverse, cir cumstances, become paupers, be entitled to some additional allowance, to be limited according to circittustances, 'rids clause was agreed to be dis custwl on Friday, The Report , was than received and ordered to be taken into consideration cm. Friday, and the amendments to he printed. The Committee on - the First Report of the Fi rtsnee Committee was postponed till Thursday. _Theßeport of the Committee »of Ways and Means was received and agreed to, and Bills or. dered accordingly.---Adjourned. ATRICA 1, E Sl'E it. r,,Anneir Ltist Davus-LANr....-Tbe Rivals: Sih Antlrony Aksblutre, Mn.s Sparks; Mrs. Malaprop, Mr. norrton; whitb, 'tht?. Bridal of Flora, dint Johnny Gilpin. CovENT-C4AnnEN.—Rom eo and Joliet 1 Itonseo, Mr. C. Rem. blo; Juliet, Miss O'Ntill. Aftri• •Allieti Robinson Crusoc. , TO-MORROW THE LO'T'TERY BEGINS' TAAWING MORE TEL TWO PRIZES TO ONE BLANK,4'OITTI. TWENTY T!OUSANO-;-TICKETS UNUSVALLY MAILS. Auttivr,i)-1 France, I Guernsey and .jersey, Dublin, 1 Watettord. Due-1-2 Lishon, 1 lialuburgh. PRICE OF hTOCKS Tllll 011'r AT rw EINE Wciocri. Bank Stock, 25t4 1 n per Cent. 1ted....71i-a 704 3 m, Cent. C0n5 , ..714ik 71 4 pr Cents - 98Hk 5 perCt.N..ln. 1021 10J 10414 Minh I.out: Ann. 18 7-44113 . 1 India Stock, '2071 India 110nd5 t ..... 755. 'Pis. pc. Exch. Bills,. P2s, Con,. for Accnunt,.....72ltli NVATKIL At' 177.7,7,717t1DGE TO-MORROW : Nlnrning, IS minutes attic I. I Evening, 40 minutes after I: THE . SIUN Be 1;11713 MCKIM V4%1 , 51131 AU PEAT I LONDON, TUESD,II:, APRIL 29, 1817. IVe are very wiry to say, that the ans►rer to our inquiries at dloncester-honse this morning ►s•as, that the Duchess had passed a bad night, and . suflered a considerable access of foyer since yesterday. Among the important matters brought before ParliaMent yesterday the most interesting' is the statement of the CLIANCELLOR of the Exctteatnot, on the mode of National Relief, which he pro poses by . the issue on Loan of two trillions of Exchequer Bills. It is not easy to foresee all the effect of such.a measure—in theory, but one thing seems' evident, that- it mnst greatly in%igorate the system. W'e have the rails Papers of Saturday in course this miorning. A Cabinet Council compose(' eo f ifo r m a bly t o the Ordonnanceof Ike lOth . mer on Fliday for the first time, under the Presidency of the Duke nt RICHULIEIY. It consisted of four Mini sters, and two Counsellors of State, viz. Counts I, , ALfiv 7 Tot.t.tiNvAt., tint! GAB. mutt, and the Duke of Levts,--and the Coun sellors, Count MOl.tt and 11;;r . fin PoturAL. It appears certain that Count BIACAS bits ful filled the object of his journey to Paris, and n ill return to Rowe next week. We are assured that Madame nEGNAULT (de SAJNT-JEAN D'At4ort.Y) has hem arrested at her Chateau du Val, near Paris, and confincted yes terday morning to the Conciergerie.—(Guzetle de France.) The accounts - in the French Papers from Italy state, that strong m easures are ta k en to prevent emigration to America, North awl Smolt. - ' The Pura is said to be st.riously indisposed:— Prayers were offered for his recovery, Tbe. PaiNctt of the Pamat was expected at .lame : it was not known whet e he was going, and the mar riage of his daughter was spoken of. ' From Parma, 12th April, it is announced that the Typhus fever had not, abated. A disorder has also broken out among the cattle. At Turin there have been some airrsys, in con sequence of a quarry' between the Regiment of the Queen and the RegiMent of Savoy; Severe examples being made, order was restored„ The French Funds are a shade lower, .67.X10. The Tribunal of the First Instance has been oc• copied with a case of pecuniary dispute between Marshal NIAIINIONT and his Lady, who is the daughter of PRRIGEAUX the banker. It seems they live separate. Advices received at Vienna from Constant'. nople, dated the 10th of March, speak of a pri• Toe Treaty with Great Britain, by which the strong place of Varga is ceded to o the English. Some German Papers came to hand last night; from which the following are extrgcts FRANKFORT, APRIL 10,....-The wife "of Joseph, thionaparte will go neat month, with her daughter, by way of 1101:4,nd, to New Torh, 4o join her hashand, if her' health, which is very precarious, does not hinder her. VIENNA, Aratt, 14.—Atcortling to accounts just rtceit•ed from I rieste, the two Austrian frigates, the Austria and . the Angustii, set Ent from that port on the fitit of this month, fur Rio Janeiro. After taking Monte Video, the Portuguese Commander isatted a Pl'OClalliatiaa of great corn. Inertial importance, thiowing open the Port t o all foreign Nations in amity with Pottugal, at the same import duties as EllllSiSt at, the Brazils.— The effects of this last measure' are considered as likely to be most injurious to the prosperity of Buenos Ayres, whete the import ditties are earn. bitant. it was but a short time before the inva. sion of I\l'ontc iliat an Atnerican ship from B3reelnna, 'and a French btig from Havie, .Ita‘ing reached Buenos Ayres with cargoes, tvvr e desirous of tleparting without breaking hulk, an Adbmint of the n iut of the duties ; but this they were prohibited froth doing till they had paid an ad rid( rem dilly of 5 per cent. for their entrance hit() the harboar. These heavy imposi tions induce tilt. trading eoluAlnnit IO Vier the Capture Of nonte-Voleo by the Portuguese with satisfaction. AlViltlA'S 13 said to be pursuing, his usual policy, of threateninrcir making incursions into the Portuguese territories; butihis measures, in the way of diversion, seem to have failed .Of success . . 1-le was said to be 'at Ilervidera when the last,accounts came away, Extract of a Letter from Trieste, dated lOth 4%pril :—" Sailed for Rio Janeiro two Austrian frigates, the Austria, Captain PAMUALIGO, and the Augusta, Captain Acu RT I , giving freight end protection to many tons of mannfactiireti of the Empire, as' an encouragement to its subjects to coMmence a direct Co Millet cial intercourse with the Brazils." PA),MOUTII, A Pllll. 26.—Sai!ed the Swiftsure packet with tnAils for the Leeward Islands. HARWICII, APIA. 28.-----Salied the Lady Nepean and Lord Nelson parkets for Cuxhaven, with NORTH Snirr.os, Area. 26.—Pot into this port the X, I', Z, and Rinny transports, with troops on board, bound to Leith : they fell Ikhort of provisions, and ,;iipplying from hence. Last Tuesday Roos,a.O'Cotitioß, Esq. R Gen tleman formerly of some figure, and greater no toriety, county, was apprehended at Palace Anne, near Bandon, and is now in custody in this city, on a charge of having been an accomplice in the robbery of the Galway Mail coach in the year 1812, when it was attacked at Cappagh county of Kildare, -and robbed of a'considerable stop in Bank Post Bills, and a gold repeating watch, the property of Mr. t'EARSP., of Loughrea. It appelrs that the Magistrates of the Head Po lice Office, Dublin, having received information of Mr. O'Cosmia, and his anti ARTHUR O . C6N- Xoli, • having been concerned in the above robbery, dispatched Mr. Rontive Csr.tttinr , a Peace Officer, in their employment, 'with war• rants for the appit !tension of ho , b those Gentlemen, and, thu warranti having been duly backed by the Mayor of Cork,! Mr. GlL real, proceeded In the first instiince to Fort Robert in this County, where be , arrested the son, Min was Collfitlrd by sevete illness to • his bed. Being authorised by a search warrant, he made a search at Fort Robert, and lo•ind a piwobrokei`s ticket for a gold repeating watch, which had been pawned in this city by the son; wider a.fictitions name, which watch is now in Mr. G'4 pose-ssion ; there is yet, however, no proof nt i s being the S4IIC as that which was taken at the robbery of the Cults ay Mail Coach. Mr. U. then proceeded so Palace Anne and arrested the fattier. On their arrival in this city' bail was tendered to the Mayor tot Mr. O'CoNstoa's appearance to aoswer the charge', but , was refused eat' the ground of its not brio. , legally 'bailable. A Magistrate_ of this County having guaranteed the appearance of Mr. Manua O'CoistNon when called on, nod his state of healtlt not permitting his removal wills safety, lie was suffered to remain far the present at Fort Robert.-=-1n the warrants for the arrest of those Gentlemen,' Mr. 'Cows, of this rata,' whose ac tivity as a Peace Officer is well known to the Ma gistrates of Head °dice, Dublin, was name& in conjunction 'teith Mr; Clit.eltilT, As a •Special Bailif4 and assisted in their executions---(Cork .Idvert4er.) The indisposition 'of the Duchess of LOLICEII TER arises front a sprained uncle, ivhich she re ceived on coming down stairs-at Windsor on Fri day last, and which is' attended with a c.nsitier able degree of fever: Thelollowing &Wain was yesrerday issuod " tioyal Ilighneoi tire ftlebei,4• of ritAltirtSTEß. tuts had some sleep in thc,toglit, but is Ain tuocll . 1 1 10Iipt3Sed." Rouge, Apt it Qfh... All the.Memhers of the' Royal Family visited the amiable Duche.A •yerstertlay. regtet to. hear that the fever 1 .- ither increaet: after the Bul letin' was issued. Yesterday Lord CASTIAREActi Shad a long an thence of the PRINCE REGENT at:Carlton,. [louse. The Duke of YORK transacted military business With his Royal brother. _ The ChroniTie de Paris printed i n London by 1‘) r CIIATEAUN any, hat, tee understand, been prohibited in France; but as it is nut under the controul of Censors, it has'oeverthelvss obtained an extensive eh culation On the Continent. The Frankfurt On,:ctie has been authorized to state that the Ex• King - of Sweden, GusTavvs ADOLPIIUS, had no knowledge whatever of the conspiracy in SI ed(:u. A French transktion of Mr. CANNIN6's two speeches in the House of Commons on the 24th and 25th of February last, is now liublishing art Paris. • A paragraph retpecting the deprture of the . Princess of :V4k.c.xs from Vienna, states, that her Roy ii Highness, on her return to her villa at Como, intended to diipose of T he renott of (lits death of LA trAilrE, the Pre ceptor of the Httiperor of flu sill, is row rivliete4 by letters from Lattsanne, which state that he lives in his native country in g oo d health, - It was on Thursday evening that the Duke of NgweAsTLe's disorder took a favonralde turn the elevcnth. day from rhe first attack. ills Graces tic are happy to hear, is now getting better very fast, .but the violence of the attack has left him rely weak. The rest of the family are (Asti getting better. We Plow understand, .that the etoptying tit the lake, or fish-p on d, is not considered as clime of the fever, which was not infectious, but proceeded front severe colds. . . _ S1'11E1)1311 STATIC PAW. iXTRACT - Otl A LUTTDII GOTOri:VAGs°I AVIII L. 211. ' enC . OSC yOU Ly I Speech mad e nicrcliatlt in ;2 to "nu tt~iist t.ndw the :1 6 :1 1. e l ; ) ; t i t 'lei:lt:jail uilo~~'tri to ilerC tau. A SPEECIf OF TfiE f.31:6 1 1k a s:::::::TLENIEN,--"The OLT Wile}' you taken will be very ogreeable 111 civism ; iti'griovoet-3 yunnuer ocaltll6leiotitil:ltir, scrilt H io i t s ts m o a t j ' e n s l t e i reliants. ttc c eir l i a ro,ie s ts s viv e tsi: i g.).p.i o .liao t cye t s, h - e St -r a il :e s' . equalile i s t"v i e icsitt:dsee.eforthalifl' t) ecettilfmoallacigtr:p.:i.c7l,lcoealroe'alit.tsttemiaopledenieniecceyna.Keniaynngtjoctolstichlt:lte(trCrill::eilft::::::::llitthh'ee:liiiiir:eiln"tlet°:4l lolff:sitti::11.1 imposed on it by the icyntttoecir.resCs;;olll:f:lo:eilit.:l:::'elt°%tvP;:iis:'l:i!l is the supreme law, and the first 'ln ti ki t at 4 l n ° l o : l lr l: re l n(t E f g )oin i n trgo ° ; % tlx v i tr iu..l ls t ti r all y o l ee.lc G iy et a n ovn t-i b pt e a r ta e i l ii n r e l sol l i a e. l: tine tt ij li ti t g n a e its ; a l ie ts e n c l etk ls iotil s ti h i ie ce° l e ftr i n r i l e l is i: .e l t b o t il llo fl‘ : ll, l,‘ l t ilei .t f .( ,i t . il i l ler l'e l tra ct ° : l i e. p ia : ccio at pl i ltii °f to. f i elll' i a w ' dt° on procl i ictions which come from a bros f , n ror prejtulide of thosewith which natur e 6 * ifie ,trn i t nao t i i i i t i nl g ,tve ri . n a ntch.ee cat t u in of the Suit" snd ifilllflr „wail evident, that instead of concurring i " tu7 prosperity, this intlastry in this eueogfce :li, , dioPr' --, in circulation, it must At pcpc • . fel l es,Ta most sacred duty, tronnesitvptilloryreiffostese,crelnt.:;:l:4h: at , je , ot ritti o f all cal"' t i : ese ,Oi /1 ' ;::::) n % ( 1 1 .1: 1 7te P v 9a c rt r )ta b erx e l: t :cilliteli:olatIlictel :::: 10;e:,10,1000' :'""a:leit'':uf the l:e csti;l7jegcetic.:sletiof °11111i1°11sj1:;::„ic .IT'llil rio(cIlli1. 11" ON fie C t to be I.i,bielo the go'r" I , ' .„ 401 id or e , r , ; of: )ltfila.esrtiloi.t'g:l;:vieSif?,,:)ll'.frtileity:ll‘icill't:niislitilgt,:ltsti.e.t9st'l,llll3l),olPit:':',l:ll4l`,.'f::ll;:h)::ll:l4trer:l:l:eit,l°,(:' oirglit to kfiT)W that one cannot lire „ 1 its ' el:0 cooto ~ , dflubied in consegoence of thc111.1"1:(1,„01.1 I.r.°. that Op.! people, the 11109 ,111'14i Ci ',jet, ' b e the it the,constant solicivide of a v•l' veri ~f p kncows its ;bunt 3, ;int! ae'sir ci i() (di° 11 , 1' ir' l lo rl b ~‘ltn'llifliri:llll').:l:telhss2:rfliy.s°°:l; t :til i e s II: o :: 1 : : 1‘1 y :' i s t " ) ::"'Iiitt::::li , i'itr::;:tl i i'::11:14:l:Illti:1 dinate to the interest Or All, thli t Inel ' ' It' • lerllP 1 virityiCig channels for tile pith!i c Prin: l 0 .,,ii th:, particular interest is offered to tot' fie.9sprift , 4( 00' 1 ' ,I l ie course, eve sec indeed orne gr" e i Ar c ' " be sotoe , ull,' but the rest languislw, t . 1 :k If 1 1111 '' . 0 1 4 ult. and the State is 0 0 the I'l.l'l- t rio t '', , , a these le It is only to the stet' . 1 rrio ~ that we most astribure the tiltl°l3l IP ' l, ~ tell I°' '. Cu which the Kin., has Jost c).tru-3 ' l l6l , It 1 ., , e , , 5 0, , ,11 leStY does WA regreC Cite SieriliC: ;, o f lio fiiser it . . I , Id bin), he etiuld not r mi . ke 3 ,vii i "uwes than by reilleciring the ' mo od. •—•- bad P r " • 1,0 t ill c:mcei yeti cleciritttioos , ilio l i .n erro r ii 1 11 01 wllat .11tuy-bave been oilly -- .. 0,0,11., 1 fermi! . heart has made him rero.in_llo, ihr qi4blc•eliroalv t the '4,11,4 littot.t;-Orti,Ts, 1-4 f4Ohrotthiiiibieepirtellis!llelattSaw.- Ys g !PIT 11' ' . foul' eXilini.le, rot ieno 10 coo 4 4hlt ' st I p l ipt I °l u f iel ):: :: l i i l lf i l I l t : 1 1 :e l lti 11 eragbr;tegikt.:::.treeeeti : 4 1 ' e.: l l . l i l t iti t r I); l i et tiCtill v eet ' t . 0!:tr::::Yliel l)LI: j e s 1. iii s ,i l : 1) 1 :1 r : ' 'l , I 141 , i li r ltrill):' : ::1 °I I . 4 :1 : I fl r : Ci ::"I'lf , t il ) o t'l l ‘ : i l l I C:: ; : I CII i Pc'll' I . Ir' : I vi l• int di st i ngu i shes ''' "2 ') sentiments. y.t rt t otrer il3i, i , ,c4iiel'a''' 10 -le 1 us to I ' l ' bviii''' i„,,n, ..io , he S-tvedes .__. 1 1t li 11 " 1 if 1 ' ,in S. torr, •.' 0 , c, ---.....—..--------- , the tic ~ , , clerk ', 000 , Ai t he nonsginh ourof lit oe essrs. l'rnwd And Co.. kt'"' '1.4 likkir. ' house a( Paddington ffil Settlll''' ' otO ' 1 ennunittc.ci tbr exuttliaoion• 1 N oll li/r , Jack .ire/rh, tt 110 httif eillielligi ill tbe the ()LI ii,iiiev, trtril Ye4llvd4 ' ilos - 1 " ',elite' pad., aged 70. ~ Ai,' 00 T;Jrie and Tide ez;ait for , ' l , 01,11 oil °t Til-Meititnts, will soon he "tl.l`, i t be e. P:t'saway, Seitc, thurelore, 4,ll,,t'df(olll°, 0,,„ I" goltiert opportonitir tehicli ',aim; 00),„, Cur the last tittle iltroi'4l of °bV:,,ied 4" , if I ! ) n s o b r i e i ;t r y !): t d'11:1,:roihj::::: to:10,-:leot:ipi,vc:::, 1:,,,;5 Four Pr ize4 of (..4).(101. ii i i i 11 41)313flitiiII:11' ing n Shate of O. CA10;(41,, % 0 1 , 1,;lof, i' est , ~ M<"4"10 the otiove itpintis, t'" and ''t; (bifor I stree t. .- , iTt,"':, i Lo);DoN: Printed bvlti; 11°1111ings % A wl ►tothlistioi to ; ~,, n. T. "... •:TIN-OrriCr, '": " 11 'l' ' ' --_,..,',,- °' ' 4