The Sun. — London, England, 1817-05-19 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS. NUTS, MAT 15.--The King presided yesterday at two o'clock at a Cabinet Council, compoi:d cot - tam-noddy to the Ordinance of the 19t'll of April Iwo - , of the Ministers Secretaries of State, of four Ministers of Slaty, and two Councillors of Sta!e. The Mite de Levis, Counts Gamier, Lally-Tottenaalorod liarhe-Marbois, of .. 4 7i4ite, "ere summoned to this' Council, which sat till half pafft , An t►ffray t , iok phte on the 13th of April ) nt a osiembly st Betruis, near Paris, between • - s o nw si►lrliet's of the Guard and some young men, the course ot which one of the hitter rervived wound on the head, which unfortunately rfaused his death on the 19th. The hereditary Prinee of Baden, died On the ius. P nt, to conievence of couvidsions, caused by dentition. The Dukc ()I-Wellington, who h noire at Cam 'bray, will proceed immediately to riqls• j‘ladante Cat alani, according to private letters, does not go to Vienna, but proceeds ditect to Idunichi and.from - thenee returns Paris. Laottolitt, Antu. 30.•:,—The *pars dolls In the Otto Man Empire are .more than ever talked about, but ii is now ,believed t h at they ,are 'mewled against Persia. Letters from Cadiz state, that there has been con.iiderable ticscrtiou amongst the crews of the ...hips Of war in that port, . NAPLP.S, Arm 2.1.--. The slight shock of an earthquake, which was felt here on the 17th in wa.4 more violent tit Poteniza, it, the Basil licata, where it took place at the Same hour. A Arra; quantity of snow fell in the environs before .and after thii phenomenon. ritANZPOWT, - MAY 10.—ln the last sitting of the Dies, it was decided that the Recess should comprise the months of July, August, and Sep telpher. . PITT CLUB. The SEClAtrAittZs Of TIT r. PITI' CL.Uas throughout the Country arc reqnested to trasparait to Jot►y l'Art,nlt. Esq. at this Office, .on or before, the cunt, Instant, the Particulars of the ensuing hleetings of their respective Clubs on , the 28th Instant.: . Sun•C)ffice, 113, Strand. BUgINES4 IN THE ITOLTAF, OF COMNIONS FOB, TUN , High Constable Remnomition Bill.... Second Routing. Acts relating to Anctinneers—pColniuitive thefoupua. wroanitatiti Mrtrtiaps Tteiang. . Civil Servit,el Reeompente Rill—Second Reading. .7tititices in tyre• Bill.Aecond t.t.b0w04.14. rit%•••••••J ► :VI Second Reading. , . Offices (Stutland) Regulation Rille.Second Reading, - , Beard of Tr4d. nill—Secatt4, Reading. • • ..Exchequer Court Bill... Second Reading. • bees (Ireland) . Abolition Bill—Sieund Reading. but India and ISlediterranean Trade Bill—Committee. Saving Banks' Rill—ltelmrt. Supply—Committee. Ways and Sleaus--Cornmittee.• Stone Bottles Duties Bill.-.. Committee. Stamen's Spirits Allowance Bill—Committee. Clergy Residence Bill—Committer. • •• Lottefirs Bill—Further Proceedings ou. Third Reading. NOTICES OP bIOTIONS. Lord Cocliratio--To call the attention of the House to an Extortion attempted on linu in consequence of Election Ex• ponces. Mr. Ilui,kisson—Bill for opening a Carriage Road from Milbank to the Penitentiary. - Mr. Arbuthnot—New South Wales Estimates, in the Com mittee of Supply. THE ArRIGAJ, REGISTER. Performed en Saturday Night. DRIM-LiNE.—The Surrender of Calais: Eustache de St. Pierre, 'Air. Keen ; Julia, Mrs. Hartley. After wbich,The ' Innkeeper's Daughter. CoyENT-Unuort4.—Juliut Clear: Brutus, Air. Kerrible ; Por , eia, Mrs. Egertuu, After which, Aurura, and Tom Thumb ,the Guilt. TO-MORKOW..-NINE O'CLOCK-4AST DAY OF DRAW. XN(4.-TWO TWENTY TROUSAND POUND PRIZZC.. AND Twgny-Two OTHER CAPITALS... -ALL MUST 31# DRAWN ON THAT DAY . MAILS. 4RRIVgD-1 Paine, IPawl, .1 lialuburgb, Flanders, a Dublin, 2 Wutertnni. pnicg o F sTOCKS THIS t'AeT r 'Et,v o'cLuCK. a per:Cent:nod 7i 71i oiler Cent, 4 pvrUent. 5 per Cent. Navy Ann.. 108411 Bank 1.4. D-16ths India Roads ) ... 80a. pr. Exch. '9 l lsi.pr. Cons. for Accounr, 72i 73 NVATXR XL LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW, NU)rning, 55 saittates after 4. E livening, 20 minutes after 6, THE SUN. #01,1K61 441113 DICE;II.4 TAIAIVM M./Matt LONDON, AIOND4Y, M.IY 19, 1817. % We rece►ved yesterday the Paris Papers cf Thursday lasui those of Friday, wh ch sere 4lue this morning, have not arrived in regular course. The Diilie of Wrt.ttvGrtl4, it it-sai,t, is exit :tell immediately at Paris. The warlike preparations iu the Ottootati v n,i. pine are now said to Jse . directed exclusively ugainit Persia: The 'Diet ofAtraoltfurt have decitlei:l upon having a- recess, -which is to last during tic months of July, Aoglist, Rod September. fiNcit FIVE PER cxiers. tursday . fig. See. 'ednesd4y..... Of. 50e. trails from Ilamburgh 4ntl Holland armed this morn'ng. tollowidg ere extracts from .the " IlausseLs, Msv 14.---The Doke of Welling ton is expected every moment at his head-quar tets, which remain fixed at Mont St. Marie. It is said that his Grace will come here for a few days. " The gradual declension in the prices of corn in the North of France has the most favourable influence on the ruhlic feeling. All remains tranquil, notwithstanding the endeavours of some ill-disposed persons, who distribute pamphlets about the country, an nouncing the speedy return of Bitonaprlte, and other absurdities. Such writings are daily seized by the Police. A great number of prohibited books and journals, which were lately seized upon the frontiers, have beenµ publicly burnt at Cravin, " If we may believe a report now current, person of great distinction, is going on a mission to Rome. " COPENHAGEN, MAY a—One of the greatest commercial ',onset in Norriay has stopped pay. mcnt, it is that of Otto, Bayer, anti Droutheern. It is feared that this fdilnre will draw after it the fall of many houses here." A Flanders Mail arrived last night with Brus sels Journals tea the 17th. lire extract the most interesting articles . • Bnosstt,s, htty tB.—Count Victor de Coquembourg ar• rived in this city the day before yesterday, in the , evening, without haviO; been able to obtain a trial. He was hurried out of prison at one o'clock in the morning, tbrawn into: a chaise, and escorted to the frontiers by gendarmes, We hate received from ,Amsterdam news that on the etlt instant 25 vessels with corn fiotta the Baltic entered' that port, which will doubtless have an influence on the prices, which are falling. On the 29th April about 00 vessels, supposed to be laden with corn, passed throegh the Sound into the. North Sea. Tha Duchess of Dalmatia (Madame Soult), wish her daughter and retinue, have arrived here from Liege on their way to Lille.' Also the Princess Esterhszy front Enslantl, and going to Ratisbon. they write from Irranhhirt, that in the Sitting of the Diet of the 8111 a question of great importance was eltsellSsed. It )4.4 , 11/0 L 4.644 1.4511 5)14.'1146 50 end to publish a dielamtiott to announce this esent. It is not doubted hut that in consequence of this declara tion, the greatest part of the Powers will send Ministers nipotentlary to the Diet. It is even said that Au,tria and Prussia, besides their Ministers in the Diet, will also have r.6credited Pknipatentiaries. A confirmation has been received at LLOYD'S Of two Moorish Pirates beingin the North Sea, with an account of the capture of one of them by the Alert stoop of War, Capt. JOHN SMITH. The ac count received does not say whether any, action was sustained between the two vessels.—By let ters received (aide Harwich) on - Saturday, it ap peared the pirates were of 20 guns each. The Alert is only rated at IS. " DUAL, MAY 18.—Arrived the galliot Chris. liana, COUSSIKS, master, of Oldenburg, from Lubeck, for Calais, with wheat. On the 15th instant, otT the Calliper Sand, she was captured by two Moorish Pirates, and recaptured by the Alert sloop of war, and Eagle Revenue cutter, and brought into the Downs. One of the Pirates h i ts since been captured, and arrived in Margate Roads. " Three o'clock, P. M.—Sliled the Ganymede frigate and Bogle cutter to the Southward, and the 4lert sloop of war to the Westward, in par suit of the other." Twt?tv Voa r tgth Msy. . - Another vessel has just been put on LLovni, books as captured on the 15th inst, by the 'Moorish cruliers, and as retaken by the Alert sloop of tvar, and arrived in the Downs yesterday after noon. tier is the Ocean, .GALLIIIS, thaster, belongi n g to, an d b oun d from Ildinhurgh to Cliarlston. The Entereiti, Lite, a r r i ve d 011 Portimonth, (ram PAlersno, she pohc three Algerihe ernizers (two brio and t Settee) to the westward -of Algiers. Mutovrt, ATAN 18.—A sloop of War under the Tunis Ftag came into our Roads this morning, detained by a sloop of war and revenue cutter she mounts from 16 to 20 goons, and is ut men, and had taken two foreign vessels. th e jornak i s caurilni ihrit6M Afareh) Ext r act of 3 Letter from a OeilCvniati at 13ayr Mansinera. Santa lluininge, to a htetenntilc Haute in this City, dated the 17th March:-- *" I ant, gri.td to annotince the arrival at :this port today of the British schooner firiendship, bAwsot, bound to Monte Christ° ; she hal a long and tedious passage, having encountered a heavy gale of wind ft thn the N. which was succeeded by a few days calm, Oa the tith note was hoarded by t h ree schoOners which !toot, nut from under the land, about Cumberland Harbour, in Cuba, which took out from - the Friendship three Spanish passengers, who Were immediately put in irons. Under what flag these pirates were I cannot post lively state, for they had all different colours ; one had Spanish, another Spanish with u black ball, and the tl►ird blue, white and blue, horizon• tal. Shortly afterwards they ordered the Friend ship to make sail; which was compiled with ; and the Captain intends, on hi; arrival at his port of destination, to ,enter a protest on the acts com mitted by those schooners. " The sea is swahning with banditti, and no one to oppose them. 111erclinnt vessels cannot pass peaceably along without being robbed, and it is believed that, there is many of their crew who never return to tell the story of their capture." The late- rumours in the Political Circles of l expected Changes in Administration, are, we be lieve,' totally without foundation, and probably arosefrom Lord GaeriviLLE's having voted con- Crary to his Party on the formation of a Comniittee. of Secresy, and for the proposed measures that followed it. We believe also, that the reports of an intended Dissolution of meat are as lit- tle founded on fact. NORFOLK ELECTION. " NORWICH, 18.—Our City is filling ra pidly. The hustings have been erected on the Castle 11i11, and are complete. There are fifteen pollin stations, and on - the top of each the several Hundreds ate painted in large and ttrihing capi tals. Both parties seem confident, but Mr.WoDe- HOUSE. is ti,lppOpiliar candidate, and seems to have too powerful an interest to be resisted." The PRINCE REOENT died with the QuEEN and Princess .. I ...LIZAZIRTiI on Sattirday. Her MAJtisry, accompanied by the Ptincess EctzAnitTn, took an airing on Saturday on the Kiug's-road, and returned to the Queen's' Palmee through Hyde Park.• Afterwards the Princess ELIZABETH went (0 visit the Duchcss of GLou cEsTF.a. Her MAJESTY has a dress party this evening at Bocklughat» House. Satotrihty the girl of LavEttroot had an atttii ence of the Pan. cy. REGENT at Califon House. Saturday the Duchess of (31.0ucEs-rma took an airing over Westminster Bridge, for about an hour. The PRINCr: RrOPNT celebrates the QuEEN's birth►stay this day by an en! ertaimuent at Carl ton House. Saturday the Duke of GLutictsTito bat! a 'fleet ing or tile .4 Allman Inicitution at Gloucester House. 'the Court custom of the QUREN'S attendants paying, upon different occlsions, in the mime of her Alault STY s viiits of condolence, coogratola• tions, &e. to the Nobility and persons I &distinc tion in a Royal ciirriage and livery servants, which were discontinued from the continence. meta of the KiNtea ihdihposition, has 4ettillittly revived. Mr. Rog„ the Chairman of 'the Commissioners of Customs, lately waited on the PRINce to communicate to his Royal lii hods a Resolu tion of that Board, with the pertnission of his tunas Il ls loyal !lighoess, to have the I. I JESTY aEli the PRINCE lIMENT placed in their new Boad-room, and Sir 'ln OMAS LAIIIkENCE, the Royal Academician, has in consequence been appointed the Artist to execute the work. Front all we can frOli) Norfolk, we are persuaded that his friends have no doubt that the Election of Mr. - Wontswousti will be secured, as. it appears to be a contest for the support, not merely of a public spirited Candidate, but for the maintenance of old and sound Protestant prin &tides. • itdrIERT GIFFORD, Esq. the 'new -Solicitor-Ge iierel, waS elected on Friday a Member of Parlia ment for Eye, Without opposition. JoIIN ettAlr,EN, Esq,, citizen and ironmonger, JoliN ConYls, Esq , citizen and, grocer, EnwARD WlLLtatar VVisitins, Esq., citizen and coach and conch harness-maker, have paid their vespective fines of 4001. 'and '2O marks ? with the Wind fees, into the Cloiniber of -Loudon, to be 4 ii‘eli,art4e4 l trom their nomination for Sheriff on Midsummer day next. . It is said that a very great , reduction, is to4ake place i 1 the Ordnance Department, , at the recom mendation of the Finance Committee,,.and that three more battalions of artillery , wi t h a consider able proportion,of the crighieers, ii'ill be reduced. The two troops of Yer(tinniry, Criltshl the Cisite Martin Corps, tinder the command of the lion. Captain Camraect. (son of Lord CAwDoit), were lately called out, agreeable to the Peace Regula tion, upon their ,five days muster and inspection, in the neighbourhood of Pembroke. - The truly respectable and military appearance of tids corps is certainly highly creditable to themselves and Officers; and their efficiency as a volunteer body must always lank high, from the circumstance of their marching tint, in conjunction w;th the Pem broke Infantry Volunteers, against the French troops, about 1400 in, tnimh4, who, it will be remembered, landed in Fisgard Bay in 1797. On this occasion the whole of the French troops surrendered themselves prisoners, and the two frigates that egoveyed di em to France we r e both eaptured'upon their return by some of our mixers. TwENTY,Potra .CAPITALS, among them Two 0f430 . ,000, Four 0f,aq2600, a t e. ALL to b e drawn on l'isestlay next, some of theta Are now on Sale al WEria's Fort u nate 093(7e5, 9, Co r aill, an al 7, Ludgateateeat (tiear-St. Paul's). snip N PLYmoutti, MAY 17.—Arrived the Ailmittli Cockburn transport from Ismsica; laviog on board the 18.1 i Iteglineut of Foot, to 03 days , and has proceeded (Or Portsmouth. Also arrive d the ' Good Intent, P:orr, from 'facelift for Lon. don, with loss of foremast PoitTSMOUTIT, MAY iB.--Arrivtti yesferuay Aitijflty's ship Florids from Slieeraesi. or bo e the Barton for Hamburg!) ; Recovery dun ; and Concorde Dutch frigate for 13ativiii.74 Arrived to-day his alajesty's ship Tiller from s • • cruise, and the Emerald, Lss , from Malt& Shil Palermo. wiled his Aisiesiyia shi Shamrock P for Guernsey, and the Prosperity, VtistouT, tot London. . Fuu otyrtt ,ItIA Y !G. — Sail ed the Doke of K ent s forcpti toi a ag. c : k .tit, alies.cyretruef Brazils, oca Castlereagh : L y isb j o il I botht 3 , 5, n (ti d vaiyfl: Laity nf from aimis Mary o:irarliholactor et 1.. o p a, ll c i te ,il le port yesterday the American brig Edward.ool4 11ARWICH, MAY. 17.--*Articeoi yestertity the packet from Cuxhaven, both with mail.' S°l Dov E t h a e , LAalPrAkalrepkajecstkLertaAawjr•irtiiii;ea:manortlili ftttoillirirsiCl4ipotZeiirtiest'tijiiiiteds:;:,,, Orpheus, FINLAY, from the' itst intlislyr' from D3rtmotith. c! YARMOUTH, 111AY 19.—TheWilberforec 4'-' from' Dantzic to London w ith tintbertratillt '.. went on the Carton S tkn d.vesterditY , ' 1)0 fr' otr again by assistance from Lowestoft. ' : ,:• , , 4 , id , •• The following letter from an Of.-csr Or ii.. i. • jest y's s hip .0 successful attack made on a French • Sell° • . • Cherub, relates a. very gallalli'°l_ whilst engaged in the African Slave TrodO -,::: " H. M. S. Cherub, Cape Cult‘t*l'°, aid • 'i, - : ', r r We captured, on the 17th .of January 1•141. fr 3 l n ' toit r i t i u o g f u t e: e e s s ,t h in i p e , mwoitnhoza. .‘ef.tarsgaowofss:l3o _ 07 4a . 4 . 01 0 hoard, ' I . S. 1 sprinl i i: s l: l l l P w tie i we' sent into terra Leone. • h 0 .s adi eight n it c A ) n t . m l' i l e . e a , a n tti l i n t lll ir * gi F a i„ lrs a tl i fA tt i a e dtit:49o::X76l4:lttaiti:C: rii a ' Pearce,, and Mr. T. W. wlliltilitl.ltiirp.ollSlioitil.e.rs„itS'l'hrsiglit:::; Morrison, Crown, an rrvg,r c miles : at sight of . her .at sunset. Ne%t (141 ' ' i atone tilc s i c t ia m oone: t 1 1 " 4, A. M. sae , a vessel right a-head, (NO" ' 1 t 1 ht 34, duce . 40 • e t ,i A : t t a . s u 1 i i i gx ( i h t n ,A o ..t,s;e•fiip i l e‘ i 0 1 iv i I se ea:,:er:0": tip : k r f, 'c l ~,,, but without effect.: at titl*Cll, bC l ' Itl at to l Iwo rnil.: and a half of th e schooner : .. the , t ri ol.rottstl the bimts e nd. sea thew ; 7 1 ,, oro! tile etitier,l4s‘l%).l3itnin, clkelcsalar(ll: 11,31tr,1';itts:s - -1 " c " f1) ,, i l' ;ticl : _ 1,1,13k1:114: IA all. 37, im,cloriiiiii ofscersh g;cl,„det '""';1Y Art vr We s hoved off, oble l 'I I In '.., - ~. et to ern her It4rat attitty rate! prepare ' III °4 4 ::(rff i t f 1 :3) 114 KbPullev fired seveutl tOui,„000.1:; 1:" *" 411 ` i).....ti , r4' Ur „e 11;'It!!Atiog t"" J c) : t 1 - . I I IL e l i g " 4 gib :ae _ o b r dr i t ~? i i r 1 • 4: 1 , f o i s r : ! I li g o ' ii.llti:"4,lll,:ilie of,tiCtt, at boarliilg, ti 7.4 SCV.:iI mat 1 ", , , i t o ilt" of • eight, so that we Were (Pbal:fiti:l) Ali a ('‘ l/ astern a little; the M a ster (NV 0 - 11 i„oesio? , men, alihnagh vv,,nade.), rolled OP it S t ; oce l'er agaih.—The boas being itic.v t s `h,' ' , ) ,, l ;iiril Ir.: o them three - British cheer,' an" " c ol xi:l imner a heavy fit e of rn„evirtry ; 10 s i o evi the Pinriact was goiog in 6r ", i f IVY ii tsj r . raScilis tars below ; . and PleViterr ir: truck they fired tw'rr WIN of il' e ( d ) ,. irg;;th:: Minter, the Airtster, was wevailea lii tt - i l e 'liAll';, '- :-. 3.l"tis'on, Midihi'ittiniii., in I he'eP:.:"..... cc titt*" / ' ell in tile fikick part o f the hod ', vivre' a ;I,o' Mr. T. \V• Pearce, Mitt,ltipturto. ,weir' d i InlikT,,,h 'Ol gernlttt WIIIIIA in Ilk lett Side . '' . —e to VW - I : f' ,IVI t« east the fifth d ud sixth ribs, cl‘W ' - i o: 6 . 0.0 4 7. T. of the heart, anti came oot betwc,e_ti'...it, 10 1;4: 1 / 1 , 1 seventh, the bone of the. spitie 113 v " :i i, ell' ile t; lile is ilentilig I,,:ttvr, aori hiicly 0 ' wo o ki , ,,; ( 1 this affair of the boats we had ttv° s veo d et" ow and eight severely wounded. if 1 ) 4 _i lii, d: lo be La Louisa, French 5ch00ne,,,..: ,ii, front Gilatialotipe, bautlli to 130" u ' stares," 0.,„,..... tfornatti II! Coniirn 1 Mmiti. ' I ore EVANS arrived f p m Pi ~codifif• who 4Y,evening, in hi:, iNiniesty's 00.re.'1"11 b fve. :., ?Fe oe sailed on the 7th lilt. "I'le,"3'",,,,palilie. a l 'l'gt)h)een to Ant ti zi ,*o 11, phrrell etitler gwoo rq. t.,.!e►rtsninutli, !Toni whi,:h regtruiAlliet Ititociti 1‘;,1.3,ed on Sa.totrilay, when the"Conw"",arty. 04; ~,,.!, Dro2o-pentian, and clltue on hrt: " ' ~i,P- '::°Y. '::°Y. A tintirat Gatt.terra was in boolY ."0.0, Jo, wauld rctuni haute in..Jhe fall"Iftli$11111r .t 3N L/") IS. The Di)Ck . yAr.I tsP'`'ll cool" i l i a s ' i ll a e :: : , i re i D r i f g : e i 1 a a : : :: ) 1. 3 e r i n Qet'r.tiSr.r;::ll‘l.:l4ll::l44'etf,:;A: _ll.lssintter -LE wts find entered topl'o the 011'147i-006 at BET 111114 a, it, the f WWI Of co):01110(0' 'ipOlt who iopperhateiy,atterwaras .paill off t/lica, Its's and the officer, mod crex of IP' ?''',' col .arrivell in the Came. 'Elle nifinoto .I.'l/110(i tgitt! been broke op th.erc.: the Nigee' Yti,'elf .sta ..4"5", 1,-cing foon'ti . 0061 t."r E.° , 0 ,1 1 4, v,,! e_e p was li4elViSe in he lo °ken 11.1::1,130tifi ...iflicers awl ( rew are to retarn I,r:(i,A 414 111:1:11a11:1;n1.38S(E3Iri ai;titeleir:ll!::"AL(:;v:::iipP; toe::‘lcielliirie,:ii 1°::81:1r:11.)::;;;I:Itil:11°'it;IIII°11ll'vilf;iii)::::::;C:11 irrei; fi 'roe Scarbornogtt, of 71 g 11"t4 fiL-10, iliti' "'Le :ra" OW, los recently been fa .14„„ii,4 e;: - On opening the work' 11c,c,,,c55,,;100 °f( mence, it wit), loon! th4t. !lie 411.7 I:„,si ‘017"1 shipscsu°lCllhs7l°Plilan)::::%:clii eket:;:tilifi'let.:::1):(:),Ii:C':::114•5;:r1P1;c:111:4:::r6:1:)1lifiii:::: l'Iti'll:::111'llei.(litAIC:Iii‘t)11111:1; e lON : II i 0 stair state. :I itiien:ack"::-'tfetl+l4:.lgtiitel'illlTYol6,Portie°4llo(t't•Pitir, Year w '• btu tbe tree ii toll of s,il), , 0 forfg (ji: 15eserving 1.14 e balk, itotgail-QH tuit , ' '1 enNung it il l tie autu