The Sun. — London, England, 1817-04-30 00:00:00

4 , THE- SUN. p01.C41 ill/ IS DIVENN VILOU.I4 AunEAT I tltE QUI.EN. THEATRICAL REGISTER. Performed Lae Mglit. Onugy-LANE...—Macbetlf: Macbeth, Mr. Keatoq Mac. brth, Mrs. Hill. After which, The innitespeespaughter. tn!' k:NT-GAILIJ EN C.V33r Drams, Mr. Ka:We Por cia, Egaton. After whit)), We Fly by Night, MAUS. Anttivlv-1 Liam ) t Hamhurgh. Duty—.l Lisbon, tWa terfard.• PRICE OF sTocKs THIS PAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. 3 per Cent. .71if India linutts" Ms. 18$. pr, per Cent. C0nt....71i 7211 , Exch. 1111 k Its. 208.13 r. .4 per ()cats 87k 88k Cods. for Account, ....MO b per Cent. Navy Arm... insit COURSE OF EXCiIANGE, Fitt OAY, ArklL 29. Amsterdam Vino, at Siglit . • 3B 4 Amsteldan• , ' • 11 1$ C. F. .Ititto, at Sight ll, 14 'Rotterdam . ~• li.ntwerp,„:•..... 0i,.., ' 11 18 Ex:Money filltulitirgif .....i..,... ' 35 7 2I Us. Alittina , ritiitye Dily's 040 * T)itt•s . * .. to ' 25 ` 0 2 Us' 'lliftirtieffus, ditin.:...... , ,. % Visitl4furtost the Main ... .... . . ..,• . . Madrid ., . 3,,i Effective Vadig . ' ' SI•villo..: .. . , .. Tiiltma ... •.6.. • ... 34 tiibraltar •.. . • ............... .......... 81 tegt•orn tierimi...... • ....44i--..—Venice I4•• • 97 'Malts. • . • • . .... 48...,......r.;0p1e5.„„ , ~ . t r 4i l'alermo 1,15149 !?junto... 4 57 • . . Itio .I.itieiro thtlilin.... .... 104 .• •.. • Curl;.... 11 per• Cent.. Agin of t lie flank cm 11011 and... . 2 1 , 0, togal Gold, in Coin - I .3 19 0 per Os. r4cw0.061. 4 0. FUit IVATER AT LoN no:sr BRIDGE Wm% iamitnitos after 2. I Eveiiingw 36 1111111110$ utter 2, TA)N DON, WEDNESD.4I`, APRIL, 30, 1817. ' 'We have the pleasure to inform the Public, lhat Ilea MAJHSTY, with the full sanction of her Physicians, has ottlered her carriage fur the poN pose of taking an airing this day. -~.ir+~~--.-_ The French Papers of Sunday arrived this Morn• One of them asserts, that the PEINCESS of WALES WHS to be in Paris by the Ist of May. Madame REGNAULT pa ST. JEAN-DiANGELY underwent an examination On. Sunday morning. French Funds-67 * These Journsls are otherwise destitute of news, The following is the chief feature of the Ham inogh Corr . espondanit to the al April, receiNe4 this mornink 4‘ larrEß rßom ALGII3RS.-FP.B. 19,—.The ac. thity of the Dey has now within half a year s l / 4 +611y remedied the consequences of one of the Woodiest batas Which the shores of Africa haye Witnessed for many centuries. It is thought that the intention was to destroy Algiers. This how. ever did not happen. The loss consisted in the Largest part of the Pirate fleet ; but the arsenals, the magazines and workshops, the stores of am munition and provisions, in short all the elements of political life, were saved. The dv.tr,aged lorti ficatious are now stronger than before, and the Mariner, by means of purchaseS and new Wilt Vessels, ;nay be said to be daily increasing. •Thelition of slavery SCUM to have been the Chief object. of the expedition. But either 83 Stave 'or Prisoner Of War, the Christian, who has the misfortune to fall into the bands of these bar barians, will be treated exactly in the same manner. " The Algerines do not trouble themsek es about this difference, if - they can only make war upon the European Nations at their pleasure, and enrich their State with the sums extorted from them, or with the value of the ships captured from them. The whOle of the Mat ins of this place is, however, at present dismantled, except the vdtooner which, was sent soon after the bombers!• went with an Ambassador, and rich presents, to Constantinople, and is not yet come 'back ; and accordiug to ail appearance no ' new pira tical expedition will he, undertaken before an 6148Wer comes front Constantinople. Since the ,Iki.olopoly of the Track and Coral Fishery at Bona, which was farmed to the English from irion for 56,000 hard piastres, has , ceased, it has (aorta to France and Naples. France,, which possessed the privilege from the hegirming of the seventeenth century, is said to be not (Hain eitited to take it again on the old terms, that is about 18,000 hard piastres ; but the Dey demands 114 meek, as he received fi.ous the English, and the 411.tir is Still tintlecided. " Aleantime, anti notwithstanding the last 'wr yest was most excellent, and there is abundance of c ern in the conntry, the Dey will not allow any be exported to Europe, though pretty high lees have been ()tiered him, particularly by France. Probably he wishes to see the affair of, the'Bona riaticry :terminated berme - he tslitm* purchase of corn in the country. tr,DititlinNauleo, - Arßtt. 1 r.?„—The itnpottation of all Inds of corn mid of potatoes, is declared duty free Ist September this year. " STneKtioLM, Amt. 11.—The Secretary o State for Tirade and Finance has called on the Merchants to state what Bills of Exchange on London and framburp,ll they have need of till the 'end of May. Should more be required than the funds allotted for the purpose can supply, those are to have the preference who have importediraw materials. " Several Foreign Papers have said that troops were on their march from the interior of the king dom towards Stockholm. This is wholly un fotinded, and no less absurd than the report of Al. geri►ie pirates having captured Swedish ships ; the good understanding with the Barbary States was never firmer than at present." The House of Commons continue their ituptr taut discussions. Last night a Motion for dip. pensing with the Secretary for the Coloniea"ryes brought forward by Mr. Tummy, and rejected by alarge majority. The' subject of Debating Shops was also touched upon again —the Factlbri drive at this in order to paralyze the Magistracy of the' Country, and every error is blazoned with extraordinary exaggeration into an,instance of thq most tyrannical'antl lawless oppression. 'the ob. ject is consistent, but we trust the means will fail, 111Gif TRBASON. The Grand Jury yesterday returned Trion BILL' for High Treason ; against Arthur Thistlewood, (icut.; 'James IFalson the elder, surgeon ; James Watson the younger, surgeon; Thomas Prestoz, cordwainer ;, and James Ilooper, labourer. The bill against John Keenes, tailor , was ahrown . out e It appears, therefore, that enough has been dis. Covered' against the above five persons to put them upon their respective trials for the greatest offereee which the law knows. Uponthis'aWful subject we are therefore prevented from saying more, at present. We learn from the speech of the ATTORNEY-GENERA!., tha: they are to be put upon their ,trials with all proper and becoming expedition. The forms necessary on such solemn occasioos would, however, have rendered it lin:, possible to commence the proceedings till within a day or two of the Conclusion of the present tam, during which they could not, therefore, probably have been finished. Ilence the fist Monday of Lhe ensuing term has been fixed on E present, subject to any slight change, should in. terveniug circumstances render it necessary. Our account of the apprehension of Thistletsood , published yesterday, was upon the whole correct, with the exception, however, of his having got on board the Perseus, in the river. The fact up. pears to be, tbat.only a passage had been taken for him, his wife, and son, on board the British ship Perseus, Captain Rtenattosort. This vessel had cleared out for St. John's and New Brunswick but au assurance was given by a Mr. FITZ. GERALP, the person who chartered her;that the abovementioned parties should be taken to New York.' Mrs. Tit isrLewoots, said to be a very interesting woman, with her son, who is about 10 years of age, went on board, under the name of Wilkinson; and was required', along 4th the rest of the passengers, to the number of 153, to appear before the Inspector of Aliens on board the Flamer brig, off Gruvesend (of which the spector is also the commander) in order, as well to comply with the Alien regulations, as to have it ascertained that the 57th Geo; 11r. cap. 10, for regulating the conveya ca of pa , sengers in cer tain cases, was obeyed. The Alien - Depart. meta had already been led to harbour a_siispi. cion that Thistlewood would attenspt to escape by this vessel; and the Chief Clerk, attended by one, of the Messengers of the Dcpartni had fer'some time btu actinti tipon this suspieinno and both were its the town of Gravesend at the time when. Thigh:wood was taken on board. the Planter by the commander of that vessel, who h a d an (deer in readiness •with Lord Strimoory's warrant. The prisoner, it appears, being aveare of the examination to which he would haVe bee n • subjected, along with the other passengers, pre vioitsly to the clearing•of the vessel, from the Alien department, had aVoided going on hoard the Perseus, but went directly on board Jim Flamer with his three friends, who were detained with and still reniain in custody. Yesterday' Robtrt,Pi/kington was examined at to Secretary of State's Office. Bradbury, and Ban ford the Lancashire rhymster, who were some weeks ago brought in irons from Mancheiter, on suspicion of treason, were yes terday discharged on bail, after another examine_ Lion at the Home Oftice. THE DUCIIIISS OF GLOttL;*STEII.. Yesterday the following Bulletin was-issued by Sir HENRY HALFORb " The Duchess of CitopcEstr.n) has passed a restless night, • and her Royal Highness is still very nu well this morning." Our Court Reporter says, that the Royal ,Duchess is,afilicted with what is commonly called a bunion on her foot, which is very much inflamed, and causes the most exquchiting pain. This ex planation may, pewit the peetthar,apprehensions to which her Royal Highness's condition might otherwise give rise. The Priucess MI,IE/03E111 visited her Royal Sister at a tate hour on Monday night, and again yester day morning, as did the Princess SOPHIA of GLOU CESTER. The PRINCE REGENT, the Queer., and all the branches of the Royal Family, call or send frequently, and Gloucester-house was yesterday thronged the whole of the day with anxious in quirers after the state of her Royal Highness. MARRIAGE TY 1-11G11 LIFE: Last .night was Anarried, at Notthumberland House, Earl °PERCY to Lady CIIARLOTTE . CLIVE, eldest daughter of Lord l'ows. The Bishop of Woncerraa' performed the- ceremony,, and the Dean•of CIIE . STER assisted otv the .occtv&ion. The Rector -of Rev. ArClltleaCQll PO TT, Wgis also present, for the purpose of registering the-marriage in. the parish books. The Bride was given, away by : her Noble Father. Among the company were, ..Luril..aud. Lady Pawl', Lord and. Lady Cline, the Hon. Mr. and Miss Clive, Lord James and Lady, Emily Murray, Sir Wathin 'William Wynne and Lady. We hardly need add that the Venerable Duke and Duchess. of NORTHUMBERLAND Were present, who manifested .all _possible joy on the occasion. The happy Pair immediately after the ceremony proceeded to Sion House, and the company re mained to enjoy a collation, consisting of all the rarities which Art and 'Nature could protide. SHIP NEWS. DtAT, Aram 29.—Came down from the River the Matilda and Egfrid, for Bengal Perseus, for St. John's, , New Prunszoick ; and Traveller, for Botobay.—Wind Five o'Clock.—The rest of the outward-bound are tinning away. FALmOuTtt, Aram Duke of Kent, from.,Li‘bon, liovg itt bight j ut be fore dal*, :but, fur want „or wind, will not be in port till the morning. A boat is gone off to bring the mails . ; she sailed from Lisbon the 12. th inst, HARWICH, APRIL 29.—Arrived th e Earl Lei cester packet with a mail from Cuxhaven. BRIGIITON, APRIL 28.-;--The Rev. Mr. 13L0M BRRO Continues in the most promising way at the Humour states, that the PEINcR RE OHNT intends paying another visit to the Pavilion in the course of the ensuing month. The Princess CHARLOTTE abstains from all crowded assemblies, anti lives entirely at Cler mont, on account of her interesting situation. But she has invited a select party to pass the an niversary of her happy marriage with her on Friday next. It is now said, that the difficulty as to Alatl borough House for tie Princess CrIARLOTTE•111)11 Prince LeoPoLD's resittence is adjuster!. A very curious and interesting case respecting the property of the late Mr. HUNT (of the Or dinance) is now pending before the Master of the Rolls. If we are to •believe the French Journals, a considerable misunderstanding prevails between the Courts of Vienna and Turin. The former- is said to have renewed its application for an ex change of territority„ which the latter firmly op poses ; ,and it is added, that the garrison of Alex andria is to be reinforced by six thonsand Austrian troops*,,which the Sardinian Government' also is said t o view with a jealous eYe• The. Elector of CASSRL, uron the invitation of the Emperor of Russ's, has acceded to the Holy Alliance. The Morning . Chronicle says, it would be very' glad to understand thoroughly ail the motives and objects of this league. It is very presumptuous of those Sovereigns who have con ledeFuted for F 1 more moral and scrupulous re spect for national rights. than was heretofore the .practice, and for the avoidance 9f wars, if possible, not to do homage to sn much modest preten sion, and justify themselvis, for daring to re cognise, in their duty, as Emperors and Icings, the obligations of the.,Christian Gospel. The Newspaper should arraign nose obsenre fellows, for engaging in a tuystery, to the Editor ; for, it is fifty to one, but having pre sumed so nuich; they will really, without any implication 91 their inferiority, attempt to have State Secrets, which they will not communicate to this Editor, or perhaps to govern their subjects without consulting him. Those Emperors and Kings slid, in a public proclamation, signed with some of their names, set forth time principles upon which they sought to form this Alliance; but this is not enough they sl o present themselves to the inquisitorial examiwion a this Newspaper, and he put to answer, to satisfy suspicions and conjectures ! ! ! A rich English Gentleman WAS so much , en chanted with the voice of one of the young La (lies,,who sung in the choir at Venice during Holy Week, that he made her proposals of marriage. Her parents, however, though they . labour X glass manufactory, refused their consent to the wishes of our musical countryman.--(Preach Po per " THE GO(1) 00 TIMES. —. 7 ,.....-- I'd Among the loyal periodical tracts to to recent conduct of Linter, COBBETT, &C. 61411 lo g of i y v a e ol t u ) t yrt:lsleie,:iwiseersarteoinad induced Weeklyto dereLetahle joanttliii, the above title. As a proof that the Authill Authors are animated by a disinterested spill. each. The wolmrikbilistalisedno'a:virheeacPhriedee ta (j it f i i n °n e e 4 con numbers, and it not only ta i ns SOlidtt t li but -Wit ° . ~,,,, with great spirit, eleg ance, and eifiull,: ' te I marked by a zealous a ttachment to , e .:, Establishment in Chur ch and State, P l i l tbe not conceive that we can more gratifT Readers of Tun Suw, than by diming in its consistent Celut this Well-intended and Well-exei LITMATUIt Modern English Literature tidied by a very cutiotti aril if Cation, namely lie Treatise, tquching tthc I t ibery Martyne Luther, tbe‘year 1510 his celebrated Epistle to, Pop! L ° Rome. Translated front the original and dedicated (by hint) to, Lady dt wicke.'—lmprinted by . It. New "T 15.79 l her e . every rare tract s (es p ec '" v which Roscoe alludes in Oa ont, as it apPears, haVing ,bet so scarce a work) are "11(4 re-i forth, and, without nipping iut , t ention, we will venture to reeg to Readers of every description tying and entertaining. The re,.. gated against Bible Societies, stle" , i t o observed in the Preface, that Popery it!..d." ever wil'i be, the same foe toinstructio:ll. as it was in the age of Luther. , ~ ; ts,rls)iieoshrgtt i, e ( a / t h' re G . l 3 I T T ,lttmE rl i s c T E :::- .- ia l t L e ßas i tA tic irn c i e gi s ti g ißt o iji : e d :: l -----dar* --- t ! hispews,ler the t s l i i x a t t h i f t Theatrica liffien i tcte:l:serPserjritt:ltlilliiills:// worthy of patronage, the state of ! je ,, e oool.': DRURY-LANP, —A nee, Lady Idd r , ue bod, ll ! in the person of Mrs. WO, treat i re oe , il* e t iu t ir v i ' i i i .o.ttel:;tvilileitel‘rilifStcrie.::::;:91111:1::::::1:::: rlcree:ovn'tiPi c a l lit,: eglsoeital:;:geetelr:0::1:11111):1;;110;iii, f lat of a tragiek cast. iier %;aice I / Patioli6elo we cannot say that her &hot V 0 00 0 ' the Performer to catch the roltittle Yet to be discovered. on ly It tell lip COVA NT . GA or hoe . s ip s ,901 ROB N.--0 4 or 500 1 ' . jolisiefoorfinigi r i stfia:licinoles7t titipxarniFtiti:scuece.l::3lo;:t.i9tleobtd:sc'ejsti:cia°ollolll:ol.l:l,', he gave a portraiture afthit P t o )0 0 1{ We* them oh!," to which the Stagoinl ay, in tilt for b its fine and classic c oniP }ei r.„ N oel' ~ ,I , ' rated dispute with Cassius , ";: t ho fitrV:Al. supported by y o v N o, who gov- D i g tPt i of W I an adinirahle spirit and variety. pob i o t gli ie . majesty at Brutus chilli in,.,11,:, of Ili t !f a t 'll. Of' the wandering and ra violerted the r. i itt nist; and their reconciliation (Mt: jowl 0. the andience.—Mr. C. 10314 n" 5 ) perfect in spirit. . ''. . -- Sr THE 111AltICSI .. iteo ..„---.......-:--- .1 1 JO an ..-"We . 0 0 CoRN-Excnalloe, Area - feal. en CIIIIY t be ( o n e arrivals this Morning, cons- ill I made in Fine Wheat and • fere, $. 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