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

IMPERIAL , PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, S4TURPAY, MMICH 1. The Lotto, CRANCELLOR took ,his seat on the Woolsack, about half-past one o'clock, and prayers were read by the Bishop of Panda . . The ,HaheAs Corpus Act Suspension Bill WRIP returned fruits the Commons, by Mr. LefiliTNG• TOE, Mr. BanODUN, and several other Members, with certain other Amendments tattle same, t»ade by that House, to which they requested their Lordships' conettrreneu. Alt Iticlosure BM was brought up by the same ticottemen,,and forthwith real a first time. 'TheEarl of SHAFTENBUR'i 1110Vell that the Amendments made by the Conimons to the Ha heat, Cornus Act Suspension Bill, be taken into consideration on Monday.--Ordered. Onc or two of•the Bills on the table were for warded, and their Lordships Adjourned till Mott . - day. • FRENCH PAPERS. Prints, Fait. 27.—Yesterday, after mass, the int; received fill the Foreign Ambassadors, among wliffin we observed the Mike of Wellington. Yesterday, after mass, all the Ministers assem bled at the Tuileries under the presidency of his 1114f.jesty. The Council lasted *vend : flours. Sir John Abercrnniby, Lientettant•General in the British set vice, died at Marseilles on the 14ili instant, in the 43dyear of his age. Ills funeral was attended by all the French Officers of rank in that plarv. A letter, dated Fort Royal, Martinigne, Tana itiformit us, that the Yello - w Fever had entirely ceased its l'atligtl At that date. The following details have been published upon the loan " The Companies undertake the negociatinn of tett millions of annuities at 53 per cent. The ea. pita! wilt be paid into the ItoYal Tteasury.at the rate of tine.twelfth per month, from the Ist of iilareh, and of tliree•tweltths from the ist of De cember, In 1818, ten more millions will be re. mated to the lenders, if they consent to take them at 58, and they shall not be issued unless the price be above 60. In this Case they shall have the pieferenee to sell them by commission. The two other millions shall be kVpt as reserve, to be em ployud it necessary. • " The lenders Shall not interfere in the admini. 60-atiim. At the end of 15th months, the result Oiall be made known, and the contributors sh ill have the. right of reimhorsing, the lender 3 in stocl , pr The lAst clause indicates the great con folerice of the lendct.“ A drcadtol mimic'• was committed a few th since near Gitnesse. A Mail who was carrying home from Paris a bag with 600 tsars, stopped at tile :Mayor's 110115 C at GOIItISV, t 0 pay biro a Vitlit ; the latter entreated hint to stay all night ; but Mitt) be saw be.was determined to go home, he sent with , him his stable buy and shepherd to proteet him, it appears that the latter neardeted the unfortunate man fdr the sake of hie money, uct having,tteparated the head front the body, hurled it in a ditch. The headless trunk 'was. found next day on the road. The stable boy has been taken up, but the other fled the instant he hear'd that the murder was discovered. MAnnto, Fun, 13.—Letters from Cadiz inform that six large vessels have arrived from Limit, Lavin followed close behind the three which had already arrived. They being seven millions of pidsires ; and their arrival has crente,d great joy, since it was reported that they had been taken by Li urgent privateers. Four' corvettes have just put to sea,' to reinforce the crnizets sent out ettninq the pirates in _the Atlantic. lie of the lit had alryady been taken, and the crew sent to the gallies., Romp:, Fen. ne'iociations wits► Frince 10V/thee but blowly. The Holy See insists more strentioitsly float ever on the principles esitiblisbed by the Concordia ,of ilitontiparte. A ,new Mc- ?►mirk,: on the embellishments of which Rome is sits( eptivde, hr the til•trrluis of Ischia (Canova), consider TO:► his reputation. llis Holiness de%otes much of his attention to the recovery of an eit-lt monum►►ents of art, and successful researches have bs•en mute between Albano and Torre. The s-Ases R IM urns dug up are certainly of the remotest til.tes of li*r►rrte. At Ca►ttpro Vaecino, an encouraging attended aiMibf efforts. In the more t- state of public -affairs, the minds of the OA-di:taws of this classic laud r, cern bent on ►nAk►nt; ► : s►trrluests of the precious objects buried irs the bosom of the parent soil ; and all dear time b.,41; tint destroyed, ought to be recovered, dud pr,obably syill hte soon. FRENCH 11.7pa.A. ;iPr Cf riti.. • *a • I —.GI A. :20c. . .11101 i f. 84r04, Act itnic rerkon tit this moment above 800 Englisl fAtiwi4. in the ritri;e Flortmee, Legtiorr; "ft 4l I'it , .l. The number of young Futgi t hil wht mt. retching their education % f u rious schbuis it Italy may be estimated at 1:.t00. *** A pressure of temporary matter eonipels us to postpone the insertion of several articles in tended for publication. The Paris Papers of the 2Sth reached us this morning. They 'tate that several Cities had co lebrated the reduction of the Army of_Occupation with fttes and rejoicing,. " Thc Princess of IVALRS," saytia French Paper, " left I rurin on the Irrth ult. to return to Milan, from whence her Royal Highness, it is said, was about to proceed to Parma." We have been told, and believe It to be a fact, that her Royal Highness has intnnuted her inten tion of returning to England forthwith. A Smithey Print (and , thenre all ',he Morning Papers) has' told a m►trvellous story of Sir Taos. TY'RWIitTT going to the LORD MAYOR about the Green Bag, and to request his Lordship end Mr. GOortnitattar, to attend in the House of Peers in order to illuminate the Legislature on that -im portant subject. Sir T. TYRWHITTItt to the t MILITARY RETREINC,IIMENT . t —wrriprsaavebeert given for discharging all the ierjeatits and Drummers, which, by the reduction of the late second battalions, had become supernumerary— and.had been directed to be contimted as sorb with the (lest battalions ;--this measure will save Much to the, public: per annum. It is expected that the 23,1 Lancers, as well R 3 the 24th and 25th Dragoons which .have been ordered flotn India - , will be .reduced ;—a number of other re trenchments arc 'in - ccuttemplation it the Wus. Office. The PRINCE REGENT 'VIII hold a Levee 'on' Thursday, at Carlton-house. YCSICIday the LORD CHANCELLOR and the RE coapett of LoNnoN had audiences of the PRINCE REGENT. Yesterday morning the Duke and Dnebess of GLOUCUSTRR attended Divine .‘lervice George`s•chureh, Hanover•square. The Princess Saintunflit.ntrestsvAu attended Divine Sevvi , :- at the same place in the afternoon. Yesterday morning the Dukes' of Yon and Cu rosettLAND attended Divine Service at the Chn. pel Royal, St. James's. The Duchess of YORK attended Divine Service in the afternoon at White. Yesterday being the Doehess of CUMBERLAND'S flitth-ttay, the Band attending the relief of the King's Guard at St. James'* Palace wore. their State un'forms : the State colours were iikeer;se used. The Duke and Duchess celebrated the day by having a dinner and :evening party. • Un Sal 'lnlay evening the Duke and Ditchess of GioucvsTEß, itttl the Duchess of Yo&K, honour ed the Opera with their presence. The Duchess of Glmocßsißa visited the PRINCE REGENT yesterday, at Carlton-house. Divine service was yesterday perfortne4 at Carl ton-House, by the Rev. Dr, STANIER, CLARKE, Chaplain to the U6usehold. BritisßPLEl, FEII.26.—IJORTENSIO BRAUHAR:4OI9, the ei•derunt Queen of 11011411(1, hafi purchased the•ral,ice of Colint MoNTYLAit, at Munich, for the auto of 250,000 Briny. FLORENCP. FEB. 6.—By the diligence of the and after information received from that of Milan, one of the mitrderors of Mr. LEYSTER has been arrested. It is hoped the others will be dis. coverell. Dispatches for Sir Hvosnx Lowe, at St. He lemi, have been sent from the Secretary of State's oiti c 6 to Portsmouth, to be forwarded by the Conqueror, of 74 guns. The Conqueror, of 74 guns, will sail the mo ment the wind prEtos, with Admiral PLANINNT, to. St.. Helena, to relieve Sir PuLritheY cot.st. Adtuital ..P.44.11255i is to—reside wholly on the island. The indisposition of Lord . CASTL,ARBAGII IS 5 cold and sore throat. His Lordship was better yesterday. Marlborongh Honse is said to be let to ter Royal Highness the Princess Citaat.o'r•re,and the. R annum. The of SAXR C OBU G, for 4,0001, per The York Light Infantry, 800 strong, com manded by Lieutenant-Colonel MACEANZIR, have arrived at POUSGIOOIII, trOtti Jamaica, hi the transports Vittoria ( I), ,Vittotja (2), Cattiden, and Minerva ; the Medusa parted company on the pas. sage. Theiransports sailed from Port Royal on the Ilth of January, omitr the orders of Lieu tenant CouirTi. They proceeded on Tuesday to Harwich, whenCe the men will be lent to their respectiie homes. This is the only foreign•eorfs that remains to he disbanded: General O'MEARA cants home in the CiOn4eri. I The 18th regiment, commatuled by'Citlonel ORAYRS, having' been re• IiCYNI by the 6311 regiment, atter thirteen years service in the island, was to embark and sail for England on the 23d of January. The ships lying at Port Royal on' the li th of. Jannaty were— Salisbury (Admiral Douocas), Pique, and The Active had sailed for the (...inlPh of R}eXiCrt, to bring to Port Royal Captain illotteaTs,-and the Officers and crew of his Majesty's late sltip 'Tay ; who were all providentially saved, when thA,lhi r we nu 'hors;, CA L. CIS fTA PA ',Ens. .Catcutta Papers to the middle of October have been received: , We regret to learn that, accord ing to the latest advices which bail reached that place from Cawnpore and other northern stations, the epidemic sickness, which bad broke out in that quarter of India, was by no means on the decline. At COwnpore, eight or nine 'Europeans were buried daily; and all the corps c cantoned there, but especially his Majesty's 66th and 87th loot, suffered exceedingly. The long drought.ex , perienced in the upper provinces had been 'suc ceeded by, heavy falls of rain, which occasioned excessive intindations. There had also been heavy rains in Bengal, in conscqttence of which Adjee suddenly rose so -as to-overflow banks, in ,sotne places, thirty feet high. From - the same cause, joined 'to unusually high tides and bois terous gales, many of the vessels in the Hoogley had been driven from their anchorage ; but it does. not appear that any lives were lost, or that the shipping sustained very serious demage..--Mass KHAN had abandoned the Siege of Jvypoor, and proceeded to Siklia,.vut to levy contributions.--- Intelligence was was subsequently received at the Jey; poor Court, eommuniesting, that JUNStiette 'KHAN and RAJAH Lat. SING, having united their respective forcei, hod attacked Beckanere, %%bete, being opposed by the troops under SOORUT SING, desperate battle ensued, in which a great num ber were killed oia both sides. JUSISIIRRE'S army waa quite disorganizcil,`and his camp and bagga k e . plundered by the %ietors. RUNJEET SING pad sent a complimentary letter to Sir D. OCIITER. LONIr, accompanied with many valnable proems. I'HKetrItICAL It EOISTEit. Performed on Saturday .sight. DnuoY-LANE.—The Iron Gliest : Sir Edward Mortimer, Mr. Kean; Helen, Mrs. Knight. After rbich (second time), Friglittn'd to Death. C'rwitel-GdilltiCX.—King Richard the Whiid .Cluke of Glou, cester, Mr. Booth t. Lady Anne, Miss S. Booth. after which (second time), Th:tileir of Viruni. • MAILS AunivEn-1 France, 2 Flanders, 1 Guernsey and Jersey,; Waterfnrtl, Dui-1 Lisbon, 6 Hankhurglt., 4 Got teulm rgli, 2 floiland, 2 Guernsey and Jersey. rItICE 0 THIS DAY AT 7' Bard( Stook, 846 q.' STOCKS • 'WRISE iIieLIICK• India 1i0nd5 , ,..... 84s. 355. yr, Exch. Ili I is, ijd,. bs„ . pt, Ditto, $d...,;..... I )s. Rh, ,pr. I)it,to, aid....... I Is. II;s. pr. Culls. fu: April, .... , . , Unfi 1 I per Cent. Red.......... 69i lig I Cent. Cun5.......884i* I per Cents. .. 86*i i t 87* 5 per Cent. Navy Ann. 99i i* Runk la. Ann COUItSL OF EXCH.X.sOI.I. , , Faunal', Fesittimay 2s. linsi ordain '36.10 B. 2 Us. Ditto, at Sight .I.stistarALial • - 4 C.P- Oitto, .tt Nig:it .. .. R 1 But to dans l9 5 2 - Us. Antwerp Ilatiihurgli Allot,. Paris, 3,l)ay's sight Idle Boni tlaux, ditto 1:1 rink tort on the Main Math:al .... Cadiz ... d.. ' 34i ElfeLtive Sevi11e.... Bllbott .. . 35 Giiii:iltar .. 31 I...gligaii ovnost... 44 —.Venice Malls 46..----,Naples B9 Palermo I.hboti ' 57 °port° ltio Janeiro Oliblin.... .... 19 ... ... C0rk..... 12f perCet.t. • Agin of the Bank ou Holland.... 2 l'orttigal Gold, in Coin 1.3 IS 6 per 07. Foreign Gold, in Bars - 3 'ls a New DOtkir4 - . Silver, in Da74, Standard Svomt.—Average Price of Brown or Mwtcorado Sugar, couiput etl from the Returns mark in the week ending the 2Gt dayof February, 11117, is 455, 7111. per cwt. MGM 'WATER Xl' LONDO3 BRIDGE TO-MORROW. tbiontitig, tit minutes alter .9. Everting, Hi minutes after 3. THE SUN. int,vm quits oiceitg rALstrm AUPL.I7 LONDON, MONDAY, MARGII 3, 1817. Nransion-Louse to procure the loan of a MU be. longing to the City, for a particular purpose, and the Lone MAYOR acceded to his request. The Green Rag and the 2d of December had no more to do with the visit than the Sophy of Persia's Turban and the 31st of February ! ! it is sur prizing that such nonsense should be inventit;(l. THE KING'S HEALTH..—Saturday morning, at nine o'clock, her MAJaSTY, accompanied by the Princess ELIZABETH, lett her Palace for Windsor Castle, for the pitrprose of holding a Council upon the state of the KING'S Health, agreeably to the directions of the Regency Act.—Her I‘IAJFISTY ar• rived at 'Windsor a few minutes after 11 o'clock, and proceeded to visit the KING. At 12,o'clock the QUEEN held a Council, which was attended also by the five Physicians, who made their Re port.—The following Bulletin was agreed uptitv:— '" WINDSOR CASTL, MARCH le—His Majesty has enjoyed good bodily health, and has been in a vety tranquil state, during the last Month i but his Majesty's disorder is un abated." Tun REGENT'S Comm— On Saturday the PRINCE REGENT held a Court at Carlton - House, at two o'clock. His Royal Highness.gave an au dience to Baron Nagel. The Earl of Clancarty also had an audience upon his arrival in England. His Royal Highness held a Privy Council, at which three Proclamations respecting the New Coinage were agreed upon. After the breaking up pf this Council, the Clerk of the Council re tired.; when: his Royal HiAness held another Council, 'Which WaS ;Mended, in addition to the Ministers, by the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench. The Re; - order of London was admitted, and made his Repoft of Convicts capi tally Convicted at the October and December Ses slot's, which occupied tbe Cooucil's attention front half-past three o'clock till bolf-past The Recutder will mak. nOother Report of NI Convicts to the Regent on Saturday next;-- The Mince Regent gave audiences to the Earl of Harrowby and Viscount Sidmouth. SHIP NEWS• EXTIAtt OP A LETTER ?EOM Tlff; AGISS T LLOYD'S AT MADEIRA, DATED THE 7111111,T' • " The Portuiuese vessels now here, boo ° Lisbon, are detained on account of evel's' gent privateers being cruising about this b a n the Azores, and the Canari es, which cir al', aired and plundered•several,POrtugudeso the D s a t a . r. l% , l lVc ary s , ac fo tt r 2 .1 . --Came a•m Jamaica; je i down 'from the /11111 r l'if and Bengal ; Spoke , for India ; Experinien, St. Helena; *Brilliant and Abeons, fur d'e D, of Good H ope —Wind -S.W. PORTSMouTEI, AL t actt 2.—Arrived the °P I mocto, Busay, from Port-au-P r i o ce ; oil ed 2(ith January; left there the Mary, f ncerlYr"jll for sea. The Ormocto sp oke the Citrlitiliolo'' from the Cape, off the Western 10140, pout London, all well.—Wind Westerly. to, FALMOUTH, 'FEB. 28.--Arrived the 11e vi4t ,,,1 HARDING, from Babip, in 66. days. ‘.l°lol sasititilepdplueofsyteddliaot:odabilniegfotirbaeiLSpeedy, was working '" 61 4 ,1 Leviathan came out, on the 24th the Nepto nr, un.ymr,vvu, mAnßicvaaehrpolao. --The Fratici. rre':a packet . , with mails for this port; struck oar s k fd Jersey,near , and was obliged- to pus 1)1 ; ( 1 , Jersey Pier, an d the Wails forwarded le ampton. THE MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGtt, MAIICti 3.*-•• , - lilt 0 0 AV, 1 ll° l E .e s w se xfreasnhd arrivals the tlas sa; horninge tr fw it iv i i c i l l:wl:3l4::i; : :' ott ' an advance of 2s. per quarter from OM 2 B s a . t t l o e y 113(1 % 11. 7; s pael a sr l soig)B:iiiiavl:ditneecrneet,l:,r and ,r : Ellse 01 ° 1° 1 1 d ° a a y ts week ; ili At otherSlT kinds • O l 'it Fi n e (troy reP e . to , Tick Boos - ' wit Old ditto - 4 A 4 S i t lai 1 TiCii 1 . 3 1 1 py.ll4' Old ditto " : lid Oats 0 Feed Oa ' • , Fi ne ditto " •, 401, Poland ditto " , OP , F i ne ditto • . 4 40:;, P4ltatoe ditto ' , rp Oladitto ' I 641.e0 , Rare Seal 64) los.i, Fi ne Flour .. ". 00.'"' Seconds • .„04 --- u c t Pi r ,bil his day's..glo totticiri 0 rid the 11140°tA1/001, 54, tton, Pork. " 7 eel nit d olite,e t r l H l: aoyb tf a tnt:i lo: o ,t g i v opi ico , The faikiienfnrilainnu. Xt ---..."--- Ifs rive nitii I.3A‘cle ' l : : I t : , e. broken Duke : 1 - 116 i n he the .. 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Highness the Protect: Itst;torr l '9ol, do sign L Ambassador's g rand dinner 0 0 ( 1 4 1 o . o' o ► (s t 1 1 eii i e r:tt l i i iil l i e t e t . : A g ie t a e liss r ci e teo x f r.i: l i i. .) it o c e aa n o c i l l t f e C lf t a (l v i r l aE oas eat sm in i l l til i : z ti o x inp l : a p i ads:obi:fart:l Corfu, G a ll : l i i r ti, t i oee li t au s e c t e l. : s n il o ri ya deg i b i le g t) i i ie ri 1 11 ) , : : 3r that ' t it' 1 .1 ° , 1:(11 , °0 :). . i i c : I s e i l 1 ' I cito lt : ic f i t I , 0, ( 0 1,1 4. l'i ' ' . t g ) a t te t , s i ;I: (teat h of ..egim O ne ffi nt e , er : v rd e l l ) 1,1 : 18 , 5 :;r1 1111; , 11;', (. 32i tis ' 4 :: ,i i ( g. 1 1 e ) i r i: k . : , l a te ll o .r. , f ) i 'e t i '7 1 , °; : bi s e r e e r , P ri ()I . 1 1 1rs i l tgl L s r ilin g l i : a t s . : s s i ie t t l°I . e lf t i l Lieutenant t eili a ° : i l fils ` t J s":1.-: 1 1 1 1( s ;131:11.: e:: : M.Dl(eilditte Clutterbtick, ISittrills'''„d o°l 1ng.13,11, Ensign Rieinnollti, ''" The Marquis- of fIuNTLY "11 l r l ' i ' j e t o ft s' n, el liel:;i t : l .P. entertainment on the 22d inst. to lii `', 4 - iii° l ;,P of While s tran g e r s We re excluded 1 04 te , i% 11 , r i. , the Hou . se at Commons last Fri‘ lo '. 6 ' 0 of ~ `' ; l niiisti_iie.tglelstnsr(AYe}tcpltilateettrelacDtlittiotioilitkntheeenoortCiv‘tY•al"se°,lß:egliiii'll:Pat:lo,ll'dsat ci'llinelit'Llitog.(l'',',l:o°e't-nini'ljeflcjior::',l,ll:' Li . obstu,v, Made - in the Dill tor sl i i oo" ! ) Habeas Corpus A ct, the effect Q 1 ` 111 ; c 0 0 111 :11 England to persons committed to Pr ° 0 irk son, or suspicion of treason , or ) " o pe ic l originally,l' inci pa b l y S i e s t icelrxettica:nrriidre:slifoo ' S l p i t:s s i. e s t . e f il ; : s c A ' ::: . ::;:it i t o e: lill s l " h i ik ill ', subordinate Magistrate. 'Ehe WO/ ' l ' i „lc 0 1: iti " these words :--" That. the Ac t 111 „g ' 0 11 ;O. land,. intit tiled, ' An Act for prevglif°loy4lll,;'o itnprisonment, attd against innitic_nc„(ilore'o4 in so far as the same maybe coogird" o f 'lr f i the cases 'of Treason and Suspicilres e r r ;", ' t ul : , i i i a l t i t ; s n i r i n e n s t P i l e c r t the 1) e Ist r s a ° : s v 8 : f C ; : 111 ;: ift • 1 : 4;- P . ii : : : l " lj : 1 !' be suspended until lii*` . lit dal r " 1 s ' i i ' l i ? e l i d i l . in 1 5 ;; ( i ! c o c tl o al f id t , h esli:aelal cl7l;e°rrate°,hierrY(:)°,lrciiablitia?i,l any person or persons that is or 5 0 " r va rto gii: ,! signet! ii.g.go;:eldsd (b:Syriciauistfteiolxin:::.ifs:::;,idltt:itlntaedfoerr a s ::: : a h r r c a ,, 31 1 1 1 s i li i. 5 , y ' ' e u . ) . ?;l , without hiders from his 111sjestY.',!,0011: l i.b n ritepi e br i al l et t be . l2 : ei (MOO/big pap liSa e c r si .; lWl?erraY6 ,l l%.(j: li gi tbil) :1 eP11:111ff i l ot. A ir, 1 t i :l 3 it f L oiabt a ,fai T ltt P LATT. December,% d % i • : I t : o o el was hasw o r ' e ll:: ; l e , ; ri d ' ' 0 , 1' 1 ; 13 ar t f te % 'l 1 i, 1 1e'ets of his wound. The hall .11116 1 r '/'' 0 1 ' days,d tae:rc C a A i: E le : dv : i E n n g A R ripen, F i n o . 7 2 Pi t s :::: t1 : 01 : 1 ; II ' s ilt : 1 ; 1 ; 111 : I° i s il. :l l l' i l C o t i f !, 14 6. 4 : 1 : 1 0 ' ' 1 1 ' n a n t n 'a the a r ofSC the P°° /. ill.) 0 1 sl b r e P i o' i; 1 voured to p reven t t h e gale Of the ll , / ,( i bia 1. , 6 , li• 1 'Phis persons who did, not reside ', lo pil e , I iojiidicions measure, -se frcdogiteli‘ wa s Dot productive of any Ili co il ' scarcity Of - t ;I -010,01,-1 (.4.1 Foreign Wheat - 655. 7ql. Fine ditto - -102 s. 1264. English Wheat - 581. 735. Fine ditto - - 9.44. 117 s. Old ditto - • - - 805. 1235. ftye Fine ditto - - - 655. —s. Barley - -48 s. 425. Fine 4litto -54 s 60s. Malt Fine ditto - - Bns. BGs. WhitePease (boilers) G 74. 70s. Pine ditto - - -70 s. 731. (, - ;rey Pease - 445. 50S. Smmirtzt.to, MARCH good supply of prime Beasts. at respects was considerable; Mut last, prices ; Beef was dearer ; tolera i li brisk. The sales in what , ly ; Hay, Straw, and C