The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-27 00:00:00

fft UNC /I PAPI4IAS, (REctilvitu vr,tio.ibi4t4l3.l JAN. I coetiii 'ld 'exchange does 'tint i.uprove. Jr apyii.4oll — oit'llog 'curarigiv to' 411 daily in a manner truly friglitfitt. in - activity of our Nottioriiil Batik 4 difficult pro blem solve. wider t..Aististig ciremositoices„ nod irNet risie to in*uy reflecifilo4. Homo, 14st. 5..441 r:nnt►tir ii I'6 be we Aheli •uezecil with the Prince argent in the louse of the Catlinfirs of Ire ; but this .fie too import/tot fur the Uoly Sce Hot to have • pub liiatt‘l its mull. . Nate, 23.....Wc ire 'essnred , tha't dm two regiatents 4f 014141 at CaltdiraY are elbow to return 16 f r ingtlis(l. 111.nty of the Allied tienirdlti lire proceeding to th;it city to harp an in. terview with the Dolce of - Wellington on shit re turn to hemilmirters. CIIASIIIER t7E k.e.rts, JA .23. The Chamber, utter conversatibri,ltgreed to postpone the tlisenssitlo of Ihe LilW l e kberty, and give precedency to that on the orgifiCamitoi of trat Pectoral COllege', which was fixed fut Sittin'tihy. • Cif.INIIIKII ()V DEPUT/EA. There being tio President, lid bwrittest was anne. To.ilintrnw the King will name the rue. evi v io r of Bitrott Piisi'tiler from the live ciottlitlates sem by the Chamber. • The united CI /illlllllM foi 'the liquidation of the Cl4iitta of Voleigu o.editor4 at Puriit, is now ttutlrr c tor 1,141 U 111,541 94 1 10ier, Vila has iocettal.cilisron Dutiaty.' . ?KENO! TVNDS, rev tont, 11410 Attiorit l 153 f. 75 c. illOtittvvp StkrttliWAV . .] •• . . Piing jig. 23.40.0T11VA4Y the ,Chancellor de. livoreil thti Seat , to the lisrott Patitrier, Whit took. tins oaths as Keeper dr tie 5e4i..w411 the tithil iteren ton ho. H e atterw4rils axsistleft ;Is Secretary 0 1 State for the Departintot: of ,, Juktice- at !he Council of Nlit.isters, acwhieh fi fe uleit„p res id e d .. Tile Gunned let from one till five.. Lettcrs from Mirseilles, of the 14th inguintom . no t ter the etormore lotjo chat port of *recoil V.'s. sell, with 13.600 citrfioals 'if wheat 2,700 eptintele of toeal, ti f/0 sellers of re., and 7'20 quip. tale' or ries. Tlivre welt alsoolt the harbour t was AllossiN itmieut wi it wheat. Omits, si*tr. 22.--The illrinual service for .the' olliotpties of I,ol‘le and of the Qoero his wife were celebrated yesterday tit the church of th e Abbey of Si, Drnlt. Ail ,t he' members of . the 1140 FAttlity, with tier exception of the King,, were present ; besides deputations from the Chambers of Peers and Deputies. Some olti &er r/mitts .61 the King, of tried fidelity and zeal, were, present to deposit the' trib ute o f their respect and of their tears. All the civil, military. and judicial .autltorit les of the Deßartment of the S e i ne were colleted at Notre Dame. Ali immense eonvourse of the in• clowded all the OhttrelleS. , The 'reale. went of Lind* XVI. ~V4, 3 ‘;' `read,' and listened to Willi the Matt devoticaitention. In the evening all the great thea.ri4 . were eloic4l. - M. Fisticit6 has . jut ; sold:ltisfine hotel in the Chattss6e d'itotht, hii magnificent Mate of rerriere, hdirg nil the lauded prop, r y had in 'nonce. His property was sold for 1,550,000 fr. The poor men I—(Joul.nal des Deltaic) CHANtillitt DEPUTIEA, SITTING OP TIM 221) OF JANUARY. Nl. ftnyer Colbirti, °he or the Vice-Presidents, fined the Chair. A letter was reed from the 141inister Of the Ja te,rior, announcing the ',tittle by which Members would go nut / by rotation, the ile,. partnients , are divided by the 4 o'iiiiiianer . into five series, each marked by ons,9f the five 'first letters df 'MO ItYlsbet, A, 13, C, D, n'; A Ito of then) thus marked classed, not elphaltetically; but so as to exhaust the whole of the Deputies in five years, weft this day presented to the cbatraber by the Government, and the Chamber proceeded to decide . by lot, tile order in which the difiefent se rte4 are to go' out. The Vfee.president deposited hi 14n urn, in view of file Chamber, five balls, each of %Vlach had inscribed on it ong . of the five , first letters of the alphabet, .1, ii , C, 1), ithiliquati the ndilletil, one of the Secretaries, then successively drew the: tree halls, which made their uppeitrance in this oilier, C, U , E, It, A. It %vas therefore entionnecil thot,the members of the. departments placed under the letter C, go out at the close of the session Itilds the. next letters drawl, in succession till tares ern) ,of rive SeAsimic The Chamber thus contintlys 11ottiontly lull, tool there ire only partial electiom,going cm in France In the list of the aleothrrigritlrg !mt. nt,theselose of the sesSituto but !HAY, N, mow 1W re - ekciedi wt= see Iliessro. 'ft y,. r!esiptier,.l3clittrt, 1)e Sore D'Arsettson, Ste.. , , A Nlessage was filen , recsiregi empomoicating the filog's,ottlers, thitt the Chtililher teed to thoo,ce q fist of live eloidlastes, nut or wll,O h•tigypi tt lit choose tt4l% , the roofs) of 11. I'd%goier, celled to tithe* . I, itle - OOHS. 'fl dienthee proceeded to the election by ballot ; nod the follotving• was. tile list ()/ (bete! Keit*, Havez, Fagot tie lleliert, and lloya 01101.41,, , • , The Chamber then made. soutsionrangentents.in the ottler.of their blislogsagitoeit AlAlntll),' JAN. 9.--o,UP.43rittettp. is filled. with 1;4 , k 4 f .ak . , nntloing , but AilareSias. the Gavel sctivis busy in wilding off sititiluruenients to oirt erent Colottio th"rehtent:ll by the 11140 4; 0114 `: trelievs that ) svirrially the rdttse of rime Mother Cont‘ try is ! far from being desiwritte ; bill the Atinistry atiet r.. publish 111111 g Illip111011.11: It is certain that both in South America mitt in Mexico Con. qattt jealousies among the Insurgent Chiefs Dearly paralyse their efforts; and the capitalb are, all de fended Phy firm and vigrivolis Governors.. • The in gorettirm devours itself. Artigasi nit the river !limo, lines not chooie to ,fight under the colours ', of Government „anti the l'ortuguese and l•Suettua Ayres troops take advantage of these divisions to txleutl their enterp`rises. A crowd of foreign ad venturers flock to the mei•fgen to., of whose man uers flit) , are igOorant, and who only leceive to exinrietheni to the filet tire. They cannot s;re'c together : what c4o foreigners liope a •wito ciu not understand even the language There seems /o be no truth in. the report that the King of Portugal means.to.retarn to ope. DL•.‘NDEits he itepii:sentatives Of the nalion diaCqUiing iii secret .oni the 'nteaos necessary to pot au end to the excessive prices of corn, This previous article, vrhich nature inthlitty bestows in such ahfindafice on 11e1- ;,41fins, hcefinses daily dearer, anti one cannot:tore !, e where the evil will sus?. Bit ViSE4B, JAW, .22.--The Conaul of the United States it going to quit this Country. A young lauly of Valenciennes., the wife of au English Officer, has on her ti, t' tyitivin made him the father of three tine hoyi. ANTWURP, JAN. 20.•!--Soitte pitpers have an nounced that the price of wheat at 'the last market at . Ghent rose to 30 florins the hectolitre ; as w e believe it k d.ingerous to the 'general bitsrest, since.exaggerations might intlmue the avidity of speculators, 'which Is already' too alarming, we liaStenlo Communicate to opt readers, from let. ofl -reipeetable house. Ghent, which we tis, the price -current of ; the lust .earket wheat,. first quality, 23 to' 4 H. ; se'conil gonlity, 20 to 21 ; red host, 21 10, tt 22 10 ; second, 19 a 20 : rye, 15, a 16 10, ,;..t/e.—At the begiiiiiiug of the market wheat ro t en e d the above prices., but fell , et tits CUIICIII. two florins per hectolitre ; rye, en the,tion miry, ruse, and meta ready sale at . the piices quoted. This price, which is exorbitant, and our of all proportion, is snflivient to excite the rKre , the wisdom, anti the prudence of the Government ; sod we insert these reflection.. stsiely in the view frost erroneous statententsinay nut t♦ersl as pro. texts tit increase our caiamities. GUEST, JAN.: 25.--Corn &U conlidrr*sl►ly iu our market yeiterday : the best Wheat was 20 a 23 florins, red 18 20; rys 14. a 13, Two-thirds of the corn remained uns-old, VIENNA, JAW. 9. Royal Flightless the Prince Regent of England has CAIIS4.I his Minister at our Ctiurt to deliver to Field Prince Schwarternherg the Insignia of the first Class of the Order Of . the Guelphs, lately instituted, to recompence services rendered to Gerniany. The Emperor has given the Prince permission to weer this Order, It is remarked with eertitinty that important negOciations are carrying an between the Ambassadors of Spain and Portugal at mil' Court. The two Ambassadors see each other fre quently, and seem to seek each others company In public assemblies, so that we twist piesunie That these negotiations are of a very, frieudly nature. It is generally atflrmed, that our Court has eon. eluded a most advantageous Cominerciai Treaty with that of Rio Janeiro, by which all'Austrian manufactures will be admitted into thalsiogdom of Brea, duty-free. His Majesty having resolved to have a vessel of three hundritl tops etinipped at Trieste .ist the .public expeller, the bovernor of Trieste has Invited the merchants of that . city to profit by this. apportHuity In "060 to butt!, without paying freight; siiiii - 4 114. Win productions as are' Mint • likely to With 'a ready sale. 'these articles will be said at- Rio Janeiro by au Imperial Commissioner,' wh o goes on board the vessel under the ittierinteml ance of Count 'Elz, the .Attstrian Ambassador, who will depart about the time° that the valsel will sail from Trieste. Thu object is to attempt to open a direct communication with Brazil,, in favour of the Commerce of Austria, particularly of Trieste. The demand for Titketi and Shares in the pre. sent Lottery, whielt was very gewit previonsly tn the First Day nt Drawing (Tuesday hal increased, in consequence vi the Theue Grand, Prizes of '!'weary' Thousand thinteas, Thousand Guitteiti yet remaining in ; the, ttiliccl, in addition to which there are tipwittlis of Thirty other Capitals to be drawn. next Pay of Drawing will be Ft nifty, by which tittle, westy, Nme, the Tickets remaining upon band will be ~ tretty nearly eolisuated. As tittle are 40:,6sed (`tires (Or . the l'itird Day, the whole of the Ca ! dials may, of tuurbe, come (Drift oa eriday. TII F. T feAL REGISTE R. Perforated .a's Saturday Si 01. litivity-Ltxx.—li‘niii; Your Own ik?inil Atiilamouf, N l* ." e liar t 1441 y DM, Al3up. Vrtcr which, liarlchuiW Homer. CAPE! T.CiAttnEN.—.Vetiiee ici•sery,A Pierre, Mr. young : ilrlvitlera, Min O'Neill. Aftvr wlskli , thaleciuiel awl the Sylph of the Oak. NEXT FIUDAY WILT, 131", TITP, SIT,e6ND DAY OF Dit.‘WINLVTLIE I.OTI'ETTY. 41111 114 at stated in intr. paper Of Saturday, is the Ittit.gadc at M. Helena with }Wm.:ay/cum It it not of much coitsequesiee, tts the Illetit9 attlaSo worthies is similar to the old * observation of the " Lath: calling the saticepan," M 411.3. `. Aartiven-1 France, 1 H an d iurc l i , .1 Flanders, 1 Guernscy and Jergey, 1 bnblin. • I)tm.;•i flolland, Haniburab, 4 Gottraburgh, 2 Guernsey and dumb 4 Waterford. riticr; 0 IF STOCKS • Tilt* no , AT r Iliknl Stock, .. ". .. .••21134 234 per (Ant: lied... 6311 3 per ( cni. Cum. al 4 per Cents,' liAi ion' Ct N. Aves...9:llif 10:1 Bank. L.Ami••• to 9-I(itbil 'WEIN* geeLOCIC. Intlin limilk. las. e.o. rt, Smith St. Stuck, ....07 Old Annuitkro, St i lExult. bills ' 141. Ws. pr. Cutts. fur Account, daji 1 Mill IVAtF.II AT LONlit)fN !MIDGE TO-MORROW. 8 esilaittes after lb. I rvetliiiv.•; :11 wititstes after 10. THE SUN. MOLEX tiVIS DICEItt. MA LAUNt AUtn.tt LONDON, MONDAY, J4INUARY 27, 1817. The Ministers are ;martin:led Co . attentrak l . Vt, James's, in contiquence of the Duchess 0t.4;j4,50 IS ULAN') being in labour. The approaching prneretlingl of Parliament are ..... certainly looked forward to with more of public . interest, than they.ba.ve. ever been even - in our eventful era. The entire attention of ibe : CoUr.try is 04' illrettbd iniVerds-:—and when Sell is Ike. object, the feelings are 'always vrry intense. The great revulsion of our circumstances, has', with her causes, produced a considerable degree of general distress distress has been nuire g closely examined thin it. evet was before, ' more dilated upon 1;04 beit' end tourc,e,o6 , -'• gerated in the. worst periodical pithli6ation4,thait' at any fot'tner time, and the result has hems; that the disaffeetell 'anti sediti t tus havit again burst auto nptiee, Whh their endeavours to stir discontent iiito rebellion, and extract national ruin frVial na tional calamity... 1 , It remains to be, seen whoirstr, 7 :any Person or any Party in Parliament, will have the wiekediseis to lend their uid to these desperate characters, and and by ill-tinned. opposition or subserviency to the lowest species of pupitiarity,.aukinelit the evils And ittere.(se the datisels of .our priseni• Situation. 'We trust-, these is not one -Member 'of the Legislattire w 11,) evil) not rather think it his duty . at. " , tlsis Crisis'. Os the Itesolutiuisistsliu.'kti tJie candour to call the era at which, We have .. 1' have 'to unite heart and hand in support of the inuati.; maple Constitution snlaadly threatened 'by diaries, and so boldly ttottiled by 'traitors. av el y mini of sound inind iuuxt..feel that' (his is no period for' tampering I, thst.prtyperty,- and liberty, and intlividuld livippiness,.and national Jwosperity are all at stake lnd that if the Miecreants who have brought thea . e blessings to to this issue are not tint down,' all is t. 'We confess we shall therefore he more than surprized . • shoUld any, Ainendment be moved to' the,,tAdme dress to-morrow. Unanimily in ParliaMent" will- greatly contribute to' un animity • the people, ,and however factious dernagogitesippy try tä depreeiate the infl uence of the pouse of Commons, its power and-wisdont will be :grate- folly recngnized by a thankful Etapi're, if at this Mornentolts epoch, It proves itscif the true friend of thi People . , by unanimously rotted the 'lit one. •.i. ~ ~ ~... . FrottePtirisPapeii to t It, and thine of'l3rtia sett to the 10,, we,inive extracted all tnattfritot public interest. Thcbigb price of grain seems. almost exclusively to-occupy the uttentiOn'of theLegis: Jature andpeo`ple of the'. Netherlacde and we., rejoice to see that Wheat has, within fallen neatly .one thin! at Chem. is 41,11 , tA liatron PAsqvteat,, President o f tue ninutor Deptities, 'has been appoiuted keeper of aiefl,ii'e4eli, and Secretary of State for the I)epartment of justice. -The Charither has consequenttrhail to elect another President, and the fir'e following' persons 1110i:26s:en preseuted to the KING for his choice ; ?f one, th. fill tharoffice, tvitichis, by the hye, of very little political weight !' Ds Shane, Itavt.z., F.tosi rn — liattag, liditoviti-Cot.t.Attp."- A Royal Ordinance has itsn'ed; preteriblng the mode of renewing the Chamber by fifths. . It_ is,. Curious that tin' futpcntietit change in the Conti • stiqun of the itepresentathes 'of tlie People shotiitt be ti'liktle by the cii (+li i,is ovrtt i"th`l:: while far less material objects al'e sultia l Striang legisktiVe contentions. ;N~ i ~f Bible haVe been posted throughout I.'ortm o4ll : . and Gosport,, giving notice of a QsQ ' clittg, - on Thursday next, in Sr. G eur g` r . s t ra , r ri e, jail:01e?) t. un se a , at eleven a t ;tt o'clock , iiuti i ia their intention of attending as Reform Mis s° - 31 1 1 011 the 'occasion. In fact, they cullers of the Alceting, and the Actors; (he ° "mblers of the snob, and the organs of Il i° which they pretend are those of the crowd 'l l lountebank Exhibitions procure to listen 10 them. requisition has been issued for a Mediae:, day at Burden), in the County of Stafford) .the purpose of Parliamentary Reform. At an Adjourned Quarter !Assembly Common C ounc il o f D u b lin, on t he 22d, a' negativing, by 50 votes to 35, a Resol utio Inistlieto' the Refo rm d octr i nes n ow s ll"rife' 'Vu.us m ove d, t h at a P et i t i on b e 'ilra the 10 Air., l : amvnr, praying that 1 :r will, in justice - to this 'er;tintrir;, tape into ill!, serious consideration the propriety of re P elni ; the Art of Union, and therebygire " 6 5 14 rd i P ' A e i r (1 " 11. Y mid Legislatu re , w hi c h Will allay sh7 f contents in Ireland, and cement' the ititcrei a 'the whnl e - E mp i re. ~,„4; f 4r a.dtbate, the b a llot was ettlicd for , there appeared-- , Yor.tim. It Attsinst it . ..... ..... • Nlktfority for the Repeal of the Union ** *** *** . . The following is no ILxtrset of a Letter 6 1 the Agent to Lloyd's at Gibraltar, dated 'l°l.'l of an American ship from Sumatra, and 1 3 4 Isle of France, we have received the nielancholy' ll4cll° o of the burning of great part of Port Louis, in that i 51304 thy kt&te September, by w hi c h th e greates t w ealth 3400 ,40 frpo - cos of its inhabitants have been consumed. DiV no t bail.: !wen rec'rived from G overnor FARQUHAR by Lk"' to' he furwariied to Lord BATHURST." ___........,,,,.....„.._ i t IP ' • , YeAteidrty Afternoon, about five o'cl" e- ' O Ol PRINCR ItHGRNT, attended by Sir fig t " " , ro ps iii-Immritti.t); art ived bt Carlton 'louse ' 4rightiin. . . I 'lO (id Skitiittliiy.ii. Cabinet Cooncil ero be lt' a fool' Foreigii-Officei 1304 . '141g-street, which yr-„, - 'lli# tanned by the L a L 4'4 11. ava it Pool.. al r tiffic l4 niSter, for areank4tlg th e 4recli for the opeii)iiii ' l4 the Sestli(nt tit ltatt:lii,theot, to 14e subittilif il o ,o n filly to the itstc.:L,S : :T ill (.;otiocil. 'Elie MeW e ' i t44 tilt Ctlitille e t assmbled atlt'll( past two O'C'°- , 14 ltild continued in deliberation till Past live.. . 4 * The Qt./ uhs's Dritering itoOtti it postpone d f "' the (iih till the 20 , 11 of Fehrustre it6stt. Thut•sday tho, Puke of yolo c , left i n i‘ R far O"; born Abbey, an a visit to the I).tke of littor% I I is itoyid Hi ghness letilEPIC4l yeresd4 to Y°r &loose At three o'clock. Thursday the Pr ' incess CiARL;VIrTO 011 d 'Tittle ‘., iiI. I lay.-9PO4D had a party to', dittos'. at v,""*-1';,1.; 'Afllo,og , Ake entilPallY Wert , the Eio 1 of Li v c tit'; l i , Lord,: AtAll,.Lady CA 3 T4ERE4Gti, trim.) Mr , 1 1 ,' % 1 / 6. K.t450m.. , ,• Lord and Lally CASTLEREAGIii / 1 . 7 "' l l o t I:l,UAltpidO N re 'maned there the ni4111.; liti! o' r Livittipoot, returned to Combe Wood. fa No town r es id ence h as yet been procitrell 0 the Princess CoA it Lori' K and i i i ;flee LY• 01 ' ()I. e i l the objection Houle to Cumbet•laoll Hooe' ili );; ) for offices . for the Board of Ordnance, le tb e : e ponce of the necessary alterations,. , ' ' ' i l • , The Doke of ( iLoUCHSTIIII has been intli s P n bo .with ;Royill 41:90nesl . is recover e d . • ; ()I - 1 ' Friday ni g ht Mr. PEGLER, the King.o r igs . e l4MS.'s,Wa . l,sent till' with tlispatcht.3 abroad , It & kre,npli Piper states, that Mr. - 111oNito s 1 4 twit efected President of ti,e,u„ite,r stones!, is 7,1) against' 40, The King of Swittmit 1 ' "11 c Ilaugeronsly ill. . 1 tvii No less 0)60 , 106 , 000 f r a ncs ( a b out 5017C11 , , a lent on a single ' intliv;iltril's trrtinontlf, at the ' N I°. de Piete, Paris, on the 18th itsst. • • tlf nolnine 11loRnAt4 wlig), Ills been flange .. . - „, 1 ill,. is beginning to recover. • JO . , The Xi n.. 4 Of SeAtti has formed:it Junta. 11" y the dno emination of '. The ,juno wil Nes atilt illi'''' : ; H r i f .. : I,),ecorittiolaB," ill order to rt:\.• I,editer.ittisO W non tinguished thentsidt es titiiiitirThe kit' war . ?we JoActi 'st Hen, ti.y, of tvit . Oill it is - ,ti long Sin Cr -,liitittl any thing, it: ,al•pointed Presided. ' ''cite . following. Lilt or has 'wen sent fl.y th e li e ; . err tillY..of §t 4te for 1 h!! • I ionleljepart meta ri? Lot ds,Lieuteomms of:SeVerttl„ConntiCS: - "' ' 11. . . 1% l i,tchtill, Jalh oo pt, 44 NI"V fen ; . ' lt I ' 1 . I . , . , 1 ,,,,-- . .o•ote (..i.einei. e:; 1 0 , ,i i ,,,t, under lir; 00 .1 il eattilt 3 tter. , ,thut the (:,vil Pawer .hnllll 1 / 1 .. , livrig,,,otti, n LlKS;ulinty,atal e r yr..m. (;t„ cc's chavoc, I have ( 0 n t,'',•,ittl (, 11 tal , , P .44 rt.vtaameml it. to the Nl.,aistratet itt lIIC P ri lreidi , it *Mt tift(ln'tlie !maw tin %Odell 11:e measure is no ° Lo se tit ptstilt,` Y6' VIA OilriAr i t• the ' Lltrldllleltt Of reSpilliiii!e!, to, ,11) d m , t o act. at aectisloti may tc, u;re at special 00 14 '1 oil 't , a Ext . :l period or thoe, not les t the'is thiee m010 01 ;0 10 arc Nu tile r to tqlltiestillat your Ciritce will cionefalet,44l,4 o tre,Oilowiiiiiing Officers tit the evverai I'vel' i l ur f v ,. Y .:o l4. i vi It'nt the c ,,, ,,a, .0 I..eietster , the visit of Ilk :" 3 .'''' - ' ' t '' h vtionent, th,,l they would hil i ld the ' ia;elves ilea the , - o ,' ' Sa L outlet their re,pver,ve eawniatitls in a tante of prepitr!"' ut 1 .titiovtl liraitipt thisistmice to the Civil 4 lutlioriths. in rii Iwc"*ltY. •• i have, itte. '4. solNltg' t e ' •' l'lttiLard Lietittuutot.of the. County of Leicretee;" 0 tVednesday niispning about one o s elocr'',,e, peicester cavalry, kind a regiment at 111'04 ( 7 :,, c were Culled I , tl l to drill( , i riot at 0 , 1" ) Y! l i c t lit , ' Leicester. There were about 40U riatelli los dispersed thetlllell'eS after three o f the /"‘ do! Wert...ls : voted: these have situp:: been 'Sent t° l - 0 y; 1 14841 Of fIIC latter place. Several roils mid ' d i lqs si ks were set on fire, but were extiusnis lieb . tl , military.