The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-11 00:00:00

i i DUI CIL MAIL. PorsDAm, military tPnplsle eel,iet, were takett itt the late glot loos campaign, evert~ solemoly depOited, to-day in ate (:iiarisoo Church here; OS' i•A 11,4114 e who partook in the 'dangers' and hatiles in which thOse trophies %%ere gained e , othl not ht presinu at this mottiorable ooletOttit, A liniol)0 of Warriors were chose') 'ruin tie itegint vitt s of dig Cihatils anti Clititt 'diens., which are formed out of parts of the itatoling army, sod were present its the !tactics of the late eanipaigo, • to re resent the .whole army to , day. The troops, led by: the Royal ilrinees, as,elohled in the Nark ; a 'Hoare teas forineii, to ariniiiinee the occasion 9! the sti s letit• 'pity. It was nit deviiting Sight to btliotoi this assciithly of the liernes of out coin times. The following are 'the tent's in Whirls tite 'Nlttoareli . sig t afied to liii'br; t ee wartim:s gratitutle of their "TO TOE ItEPItEiENTAIIVFA of TIIA ARMY. " Vin are here usteinttletl.as the Itepresenta• lives of the whole Army, to take pait in a so k:mote y tvlbielt is to in it proper instiller, the series of gre'at events you have been chosen, `betirre others, because you have, almost Without exception, in 'the several corps of the Army, partly todiviatially,.partly in your present .conipanieS and - seleetteltaitts, Intel 411 lintto4irAble.hir'e its those gla `times evetitit ; all the trophies which were at:- squired by arms by the valiant soul of the couietry in thirtivit pitched hurtles, and twiny 'actions, are deposited: this tlAy, the F es ti va l , of Chrititinas, itt the s'ilict'ihry of the elleirch It it how our they to thatils the Almighty, who eras o% le (16 in the gieet struggle for justice! and tootle. arid who g.tve us the Victory. The present day embrace, all the iecollections of the late vvent fol tellies it arouse it: yon'tite . einfeavour to presvive what lIAS been so dearly earned. (tells et thte tho , r tropelett are sacred pledger, of the geeat p . risst. scenes ; th.it they you to preserve little ipuel spotless the glory which the valOor 'of your. t i -lAes and yiitir combat - sot* have actplietel, tts hey to distant posterity it memorial of Iteloic exertions, and tire sight of Whi . oli krill th e m with' vAi t,(1; ctillikte the deeds ti which they sre the reward. Hear, in the name of yciiir a i ndtlieColintey fid e in yin ; they see in you tltc throne's soppott, tit: coontry't defence: Comempiiritries, pioue rity hold you in honour if yon strew your selves wrathy tit this distinction. Veto in purti ., toitlicrto of tile Corps 'orG,(l.4loli sod Geetea. : . suers, as yot, now represent tree Army at this soleni, . , roily, so dist i nguis h ythltSt.l ves contitantly by your bravery and patriotism, then you will be worthy of Fo u r (legtill.rioo, to be it model for your bre. Oren in the Army. (sigtied) " FitznEnicit wIi.I.T.INI.' This Atithqss having been delivcreil by Doke Charles of ,Mecklenberg Strelitz, e4iintrothding en 'Geral of the Guard, all repaired to the Church, the colours were'olaceil hair. ei rde aboe. tie t , altar, and a soleahle discourse was' hidd by the !Clergyman, after which the troops 'marched to p At i r rarA.t 610kil tzlr ipAtitra hi: :114 .. i eat y. tell t►J ?Ili c e Augustus, and by the Kin's 'sons, the t'r(itvo Priore mid Prinee William. llis Majes ty's brother Prior:a %Valiant directed the whole. His Majesty sent also, on this festal occasion, a Present to the invalitla at Berlin, , accompanied with a roost grileitoottlener, expressing his Ma* jeity's reg4ed fortire veieran heroes,. mad testify , . Ing the gratitude of the cipintry. thou's, 28.—J0 the Idw to 'secure the righN of authors it is ordained, that the copy. right not to be con:hiltedshove '2O years 'after the death of the author or translator. 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To twiny th g „ j)rivikgrs tt woolt inust bepfintetlat.a Netn t fhtml Prot', nitit bare a Netherland 'Editor, whose tome, , either sleine that of :a foreign 341110 , licit r he pritited nit the title page with hholle, fold the shit. of put lication ; andthtle tvioes 1119 tit given to the Mitgisti.tte s , o l th e roldee., out of whiol; finac ha aigned on the title, or in lirtatilt of title on life first page, Adding tic 1141 e, acrd with a det'llakilittl# it Nutter land printer, with his tmti name and abode„ attestita char. the Ix or,Ji itt prititta 6y, biva. LETTER fr0n0474 PRINCE . 01: TALLEY= ItAND,P, Lola) CASTLERILAGII. Me * 1.40m),---An article inserted in The Courier; of the 27th of Novenshcr, I'4l.cm:tits me as hold. ing, At the hoase :of Sir Choules Stuart,. in his pteseitee and at his tahle, such language as never held, and, never could hold at the house of . . . the ni, g lish Anibassador, without forgetting two things which it is not in my power to fingrt, and '4 third whicli I shall lindraypitr nevet•to forget The first iz the respect uhieh i owe and which I feel toward* the King : the iccond,; the respect which is . due to the pithne and private diameter 14 Sin Choifes Siunrt ; and tic third, the restlect which il l owe to myself. If the authors of this article had put their names to it, the antidote would hare been found at the side tit the poison. htir,. on the one hand, they have, by Writing anonymously, given to the ca. 'Ninny the credit which devil names would have taken front it : on the other hand they have, like practised slanderers, connected their falsehoods with softie circumstances which are trot. ;‘ and, to inmease the detisiors, they have circulated their btort at'a distance, and in foreign journals. finch, toy`Lord, is the cause u hielt makes me think it' proper to put in their true light those facts which they have disguised ; isal4 to answer, by a peremptory negative, biali their assertions and their insinitnt ions-, which are equally false. I have also another tootie : it is the ratite which I set upon tilt . . pinion of such a man as yourself, and upon the opinion of the Peopl e of England. If it henhever occur' ed to use to speak of the it which the Revolution iniiieted on one of the. Ministers of thee King,; 1 should not have spoken of them otherwise than as of a calamity which, utott of the inenthers of my family had ex... perience& as well as Ile ; and I S4Olllll probably haVe added, ' whet. I really think, that this Cala mity, though irreparable, is nut less grievous to the State itself than to those intlividuols Who et (hired it ;.i . • it is very true, that I was int t•ttstecl with that confer lion of wlel'cle the ~ertivie speaks' it is very tole, tices 1 we‘ proud Of it : it id very' true that I , • conditter it ,it One tif ilia fiiiest titles which 1 could .. I , billetat it to, my Lonny. tintliever Matfett boast . - , la parade Of it t l'never made the pablie my confi ., dent :4 netCer ditplayid it best tifa very few persons,. tree; those ifrenclinien, with 'We elitetiltioO of ,61. P4,zz,, di Borg°, "the It.l44ipg this a pretext to ne,ilettate that 1 With to take away none the A lied Soverei,oes, and 'especially froen't he .Frenc bpveitile, ~J he gJot y which belongs to theta tor tlet Allure ‘vldell they respectively lead inf. : the. 0/011f 'lt Like restoration, and tie epropi:late this glory to toy• self, slime's doubtless gre.it mischievonshess ut intention, lout at the stifle tithe great want of ad dress. 'Cllrett it it wished to calentenietie et Juan, await of ItsisCoachillt which ate credible might alone to he ascribed to hint.' I t a k e a p r de io (hints:Log, however, thitt . it will appear clientele to tielunly • iltat I am capable of a 'vanity so,toolible. IVith ..ill their in- lineations as tomy preletieled eittiti!litili, !they only betray their milt. When f ovislitill tor 11 , 1Vri'r, it Was tot an object which Wets attulitv44 he ltilel and 1815. Since there, there remained Ito* thing cite for myself to desire beet repose. .r bat is it b unit, tvhich I thieel. I have Intl - Red. May these Gentlemen eelerit it' in the',r turn! I leave just tinejoyeel it for sievan months in the country. whither 1 shall lititteo to ittur4 to enjoy it. again. Atter ,dieleo.i. Aii , :•'r Ciiisf.44i Snill 0, .1.... 0 ,;...,,, prat 0 1 th e i wA s olt s who tore present having gone, the Anitsasetailter beisig ice se tooth' adjoining the droning-room, his lady ire the hillierril-romo,,with, 'tire laity of !Ire Neapolitan ~erulpessiedor, . there remained only Six 'persons who hard called for their carriages. We were waiting test them is it recess by the side of tlee.doler ; it was there tleut . a coo'+ set sktioti took place which hissed four iiiinelteS at the 111011,t,• Old in the cos erse of which I Whit Ott. torally led to remit; k , that different:6.ot functions produccd a similar difference of rank ,titteqng the Ministries; ,that the order leeeterding to which each of them wili more or less fit for forming a prin cipal seed habitual centre of relntions between thei Alinisters, collectively, taken, and , thy Members of the two Chambers, taken indiVidenelly, WWI by no means arbitrary ; tie ct it was hxed by their respective flinCtioll6 j awl that, for the istike of ...iiivy i5ti.,.. , 011 ets decorum, it .wi.a cecaeUy to lie witilteti 1114 t lite otilitral order should never be brokers ice upon. I cspie•scil this idea in t tlitirrent ways; only speaking of the Ministries, not Alien titers : the Vieille 'Ol too owe Wet theittiiitted. ',rills was 'precisely tier:'. whole of Hey shore in 4 coarer. .cation,, Which . Woold have b een f orgo i tml e l se ilext moment, bite so many othert, lead the functions which my interl'octetier previintsly filled. het is as far from his.tneueoi•y etc tlefly :evert ironer mine at the ounneret when I was t , pedking. put of the five r petaDhs who . vvele present wiehi set, 644: are ftiiir who are attached to itte•by the ties of blood and, old friendship, and whose • testimony 1 4411 not thercfpre appeal to, 1 appeal to sleet of Itir. ' Tierney; if ;Misr. be st.fliceiget : his perennial dia. racier, anti' leis return to England, inthsce trie‘t'a flu so. fam certain lig will testify,. that in this cotiversittiow of it few . 11101.1,1 C I) ts, 1 bl i id not bi lig more, and nothing that could teeth a Meaning chit- . Ittent tiotti what ': I leave ,scow stated. lie will wily add, that all this passed .in tire tone of 040 0,0, 4 t ordinary coneerldinete, cited, at least 011 my p ill, %ifs le 'life iiiilltkitOrt.: of cc tO811Wlo; is Walt;llK Lot his carriage. Sticii, 11;y '1,11.4 4 d, is tir't troth whieli it is Ot iln portance to Me you: Acct.') t a tu,y Lott!,, the new aisht afire ()fall y high ectiisidetat , • (siotd) The PRINCig Dg T , ILLEVILIND. 1 1 4ris, D t;.O 101 t THEA G IL EGISTE retfornttal Last AlArlit. t , mitio-LANit 7 —The'll44l Clirtr Sir li.licitrd Mortimer, Mr, kcun j Mn. KJujght. srer which, Jl ,l OOO l l I tomer. Covuvr-rilAftPEN.—Otly Nl:utiverihg: tirory Bert rims, NI r. Sinclair ; Lucy Ilivrtr;ttu, Mist Sicithetis. After wlikti l Harlequin aii:d tire Syiph uft the Oak: NIAIL's• tn—l Nl•ilta, 1 floiland, 1 Dublin. Fi-aticv, 4 2 :lasilinrgls, 2 Outlenliurga, *Uaernicy' and .tram;, 4 Wit 3.436.0, PRICE (11 svocw.; ‘viti.vp; n'cimeft• Tllig ' , AY A . r r Mink Stock,. .. 2111 e 2 if, 1 pet t N111.41.;(iii4„ 6 !I 6* 1 I"' Cvnts ~ .:4; i . 6 po . t ent. N. Aritt....'.9•lii Bank L. Ann..... 1 6 6-friths g Iniptlial 3 lirreent. Ann. 621, i ming 11...10h iis Wis. in. Smith Sea Stock, .. .674 eAccit. liii.•, Ph ISs. pt. Co3b. Lis ACcuunt,...... 64111 COURSE OF EXCHANGE, FUIDAY, JANUARY 10. Amsterdam ' 40 it IL 2Us ' Ditto, at Sight 39 8 Antstertlatit . Ditto, at Sight .... li 3 Rotterdam . Ant vve,v p. v Itaniburgh r :it; 92i Vs. Altoira Parts, 3 Dity l t sight t ' 25 55 Ditto 43 75 2 Us. Both - de:4ll's, ditto PI atik fort 00 the Maio , Nfadrid 4 • • ' MS Effective Cadiz ' Blf Etfeaive .evilly y 4 I.lillioa Gibraltar La•gborit tielitat... 41-- , --Vvitice . Ma1ta...6...... 40.. ---.Naples ... . Palermo I.i'shotl .i OpoFto , . • , ...„... Mil RiuJcieiro 1Yu1t1itt.:.......i4......C.ark,.... 14 per Ciut. Asia of the Bank go Holland... . .2 l'firt (40.1 Gold, in Colo 1.3 19 0 per Or, Foreign Gold, in Bars New Dutlars 0 4 10 ' I-11011 wATE4c AT LON URN MUDGE TO-NMIROW: MortiistK, 64 minutes later 11. Evellinr, l 7 "tinnt' ,4 alter 9. Qi •yl T A1.A..4 'N:7 Ilk.) IThIM guts clicticii rAt. , u)l AULPRAT LONDON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11,1817. .~; ~ In a sUbsetittent colon o w 11 be found the in• teresting document, from' La Vendee, yesterdity onliseft: It - CX1 . ) , 0.C9 the revOlution a ry arts of the dominlit!i Part y in the French Ministry, 4411 , 11, in OVIE • opinion, incontrovertibly vindiCates that failltittl and -ilhistrions Province front the 'Aspersioos sti'luditsrtiously eitcttlated at. , ,;tittst its loyalty Mid 110i1Ottr;.--hkii(ly Indeed by Paris ,J ournsis, but lo idly by London PApets, as much und e r, the . .Influeoe e or 1)a cAig, and less tinder the fear or detection, as they ate mare distant front the scene they in injuriously inisreptestint. We confess that we alie much surprized at sec lug any Journsi in nay country which has la boured in behalf of the llouttnotas, now twining 1011941 to vilify that portion of 1)01)111490n of France has been so entirely and constantly honoured by its zealous totacittnetw . tb tt.cir cause. - IVere the Ventleans even wroni , er surely • some respect is tine to old associations, and old friendships, Hod old sufferings. The coMmintity of ancient feelings on, , ,ltt•not to he so 'grossly sfl•: crifiCed on the altar of either raothlo opioious or our,trarilAtiou is 'meat from, a printed sheet, which knc heti) geuevitily published ihrougbout the South Anil Centre . 4 Frante. The Chamber of Dcputits proceeded on Mon- Clay tn. the distmuion of the remaining articles.of the I,,tw of, Elections, and . pesoled - the 3d, 4th, sth, and Gth articles with very little debate. The 7th article, Which enacts, that " there shall be ottlY one Eltctoral College isa each) Deriaetioent , which must be composted of all the Electors of the Depnrtrojent, by Whom she Deputies of the Chamber 'ere td be chosen,";ave rise 'to n good deal of discussion. The Opposition, in siated that till . Electors 'should clidoee front flitiong. l themselves a certain matnher of Elec tors, by ,whom the Deputies should be elect ed ; and the Alinisters carried the:r point loy a majority of only 12— the numbers beilq, • .for the previous goes-troll moved by then) I/8 to ,106. The article of course wes catried in the ' otiginal loom propv , sed by The Chain. her then wijourned to the folltowing, day, to deli., berate upon the other articles, when the lOth, re. )attire to the formeltlti of the office of die c.il, lege:, was expected to give rise to a debate. The F1113(13 continue to rise . .".ilic7 aro now 561. A Dutch Aj»it of this, inotning contains two vary tlifrerent'ortielei :--.•.tbe first. an aecottitt of grand Nfilitary ,C'eretunoy in Ploshift., 'to celebrate the glories . 4. the Jule-ti 01,11 t 0 tilla)Sit it's tro, phit•6 i and th secoliti the regniatiows b r iecrniug litersry prig/coy in Holland. .By Oncin4eins received from CeyLon., we learn .extreine pleasure, that the respectable pautex4 of tieot 14ailif, Dutch lot( yilittrti,ipici: ,~~~>~ ailoPtfd at tli itiesiitan the' rkiri Sir AtAxastbett j k ouNSTONI bOtlte Itr hitions for. the gradmiltalolitinu of,Slarery. 114 state that it is . theirearneet desire to di,encanaw r themselves of the unnatural character of WI; 'proprietors of human beings; but add %rid) J oliet. thin eireilroqanees will um permit a sudden Awl total aboliti4o..of slavery without sohjectiutb o _ the PiopiietUrs and the Stares themselves ,4ollll: t eriar: sit serious injury. Hence the plan thit they have adopted is, that all children. 'brit" ° i Slaves after the 12th of August lastah++ ll hr cow sidered Treiibitt Shall resu,tio in their !%1 0 " t1 house, a n d serve h'im for their hoard, lodging• stud clothing, the males till the age of foorw"' and the females till that of twelve, after - wili ch they shall be Wholly emancipated: an in °r il l) to prevent any fraud to the prejudice of free-born children, a Register of births and death" shall be kept in every district, and quarterli turns shall be made of it to the Chief Sccrenq The proceedings on this occasion are such !it !II die greatest honour both to the Chief Justice, the sixty-four Sp ec i a l J urymen w h o arc ed oo t suggestion+, and to the other inhabitants, of peisnasions slid casts, who acceded to the rel lotions, • The following are the Documents Which 11 3 " passed (lit this occasion, with which tot: ;,arc bet a promised to be favoured :4-- t...—July 10, 1 8 16.—Sir A. Johnston to the ( 1)u I —At; ciat Jufycnett. Colombo. Tiansmitring fhb Bth - and '9th Reports African ftistil4l'°ll and rekrring to a ineasute proposed by hint to Sli' ve holders in 1406, 14.—Answer of fi4 Genttenttn to Sir Ao lubr stun, Chief Justice Soprone Court Judicature, COI" . It is uttr tautest iirsire to disenctitolier our.rives of the 44/ ontural ebaroctr of being Proprietors of Itiutaiut Slaves. of Dutch lototbitants geoerally eulancipatedO' death of the N1:134.r. fiare come to iesolution to declare the Children of giceti to be born after 12th Aush6t, tsit4, free. tt. No. 3.—July 15 .—Itesolatioas to that effect—their e" h- , he registered—Quarterly Returns to be male to the Cho Secretary's Othee, 0 Nu. 4.--Julyi I :7-Letter of Sir A. Johnston, proto" transmit the same to the Governor. T ., A A No. s.—Jttly uppitrently to the Na'm'e ""' who acquiesca ha the Ilesolutions of the Dutch Jurria- There Was. a .litfortn Meeting at Cork o'l 6th. It is representetl as haviag beet; motkr' 36 and. not distinguished by tiny pectiliArfrolly city' The 1 4,1 1i , itt pf agreeing to Resolution% °II Petition': lots alio been followed by smite (Mc" (I listitlets in the Wrst of Scotland, which, *lll the factions Priuts elititosTatc- itt v oles' to 961 ;brie lifigmon•s Bull, Hay isle compelled tot 11'4 bctibc by the meat**. o f the 1 04°4 kfti.wo I'ar4ltes, leit*they should,he though' 14. A good deal or ilikolloroottion , cm public til l ters is spread over Engiand by souse 01 0 01 teosporariesiseetilessly copying' plirmgroplis the Jlcobin Prints of Ireland, and them without . proper caution of the ittrostit' llll ; . city of their origin. Thus t o e fiatl the f untoili'l a storpige of Distillation front dil.s o suraitee that Mioistkrs intend t o curs the Catholick Question next Session, derived front ' , 4 Difbijo,..greqing Post, relticli, os s atit'horilY 6 .111,1sttrts of State policy, is j ow l uu better , our own diforniflg ChrGnicle:. Need We !bete is "no troth in either •of these reports Un the furtner, Ditt , lin Correspitdc:ii , 3 r per of credit, says-- " sultject of distiilition fr o m grain Ims 1)(0 carefully, anxi , ously, and cooleientionsly Gd by the Government, before it was tiO4llYlO cider! upon' ; and th ere i s nu t a Metulicc to el txcise Board, as t a r as tve have been " 514 was flit org4o by which 11 Shure of niinute information - tespeeiiiig . M . ° 4 , 1 ,t 4 of grain was obtait t ill —wh o " of there being a sufficiency of food itt c l)4l l; cj .ily tty,notwitbstanding the consutoption 1)) 7 (04 ti , " Interest ipertkiation have 6104 " 1 11 .0J this matter much, 1110se trlla specohtt e ".lo S(lptr, for the ptirposz of i 0 rttioli' sti cry ut sc4rtit t 1 : - -11 • p.m o'3 y . , tAtit the dilititatio2 ,r o , ° . : i l may , be 811i/tended, and that the fi eld of g'"" t lift be left to themielres without a. rival. 11".dhad spitits tit.oll ham), R i o I% Im A 1.440 y 4 •enottgh, thtit the st(4.titila: Itt sai l' Intioit front CCU it ‘t•titthl risibe its incract , e their g Fits , juined An y the W OO 41111 Itit)Se tvlin hoisi tin • ottiectinit 10 ' ee teat State. frultarra...sed by deficient leceutio , i c 4 o , t h nisi; grimtitottsly ; wl;ich, to do t lic 4o they never teithlinist upon !welt Acestitoll'e: be • hest or these,. quota, we have gut n i reason "; bl lie ve, procured theconcurrence s l :V ur ` l :ict,t Jour nali, inektlin g thnie widle,.they , :tre. accusing o t h ers of iorrevti,ll, Artsthemtvivey t teeiled in tur} trl tioto - 10' the lying I Mitsd itti," are 1114th: tt p Of Ibe w:lges cet,prit+lr e Of the !te4011(1. thee,, knave that .. .ow i fie ti dent aonyinnits lett ers t o Al em b ti . 4 1 0 reenment—,to ,itiembert of llor P4 lll4l" „ n r i al sputters, cant sitting ove l l. ',.%! but yepy nil Worthy stmetitelliv ; eO l l, ' 11' , 1 „ 4 ,114" 4.11 " e 10 ' 0 ires of: ratilt late : rest interuperig ,lo, A t , timing t , we toonot huh, 4 tisbeljelti l it i lt srt lofts issuittz -tilaw. t .4.0.urg0 bo 4100 1 4 11 ' 4t/ veraa)," ,