The Sun. — London, England, 1817-02-10 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS. ‘ve are not yet pet Mitt: ti to place tor) murl confidt.pce, has, however, prOthiced a most agree able sensation. . . The repayment of the Loan made to' Massena by the eitits of Zurich, 13us1e , ancl .St. Gallen, r at ill me`ets with tome delayo, thong!) it is gin , tenteed to _these cities by rite Treaty of J'aris and —it he annexed ,Conventions. ERA NiPOKT, JAN. 24.---Thetx • Queen of Spain seems to thsign.,a , logg stay in th:s city; she is looking foi; a house to pnrcliase. She lives very retired, and .employs herself almost exclusively on the education of. ,her two daughters, the eldest of, whom is 16, and the ; ,youngest 15 years. of age : she devotes several bows daily to teaching them draiting and painting. The rest .of. their time is spew in the . tatwly, of languages, tuniic, and other useful knowledge. This f am il y i s o f ten seen very simply, but,...siegantly dreSsed, in the public walls, theatres,.and concerts, but no other public amusements. . . STI/TTGAIti), JAN. our Gazette lure iti a long,Ordinance respecting the deNtructio u of the Game. All the black beasts, or will boArs which arc oot in the Managaries or Pali, dre to be destroyer!. A due, proportion 'is to he eery where fixed bet co) the number of full ow deer, and the extent of the forests.. The ILinAct s of the forests ate to hinder the ton great increase of bares. The Communes will he permitted, on certain, conditions, to establisl) guards against the game. The proprietors of the forests, or. the public treasury, shall on More be bound to make good the damage- caused by the gore, but the Of ficers employed in the departments of the forests shall be answerable if they shall hare been of, neglecting the precautions prescribed to them. All preceding laws on this subject, itre abo CASSEL, JANUARY' 27.-1-lis I ullency 711.. at irticolieo, Envoy Extraorilinnry owl Mipister . . Plenipotenthiry from Prussia . to our Coort, if, ar i ivecl !Jere, ' JAN. :25. (FROM T I: IF tt ncl; truotiftgas, JAN. 19 " Paris Letters speak of a meeting of the Com manders-11)42,10e( of the several corps of the Allied Artny which is to take place at Not only the Commanders-in-Chief tin,, Printout, Ziet hen, and Airoronzow, as •Cttnililanding the English, Am:trial), Pros ;siao, and Ros‘iati corp., hot aka the Com nt:tnders of the Dini‘lt, Saxon, •13.(varL,n, 'Wttr• tentherg-, and Hanoverian corps arc to be present, is ailirined, ut tneetipg„ the object of which is believed , to be to commit on, the hest means of provirling for the :support ofthe • Aiiied Artnie the .Present lipiirness of provi• .aions, And the hcbacity, : whieb prevnils in s . everill of the frotnicr iqw.inces which are oc.0111)itil. It 13 littppilqed tlitit, in concert with 1(!e Fi•encli Go. yerooreot,an-alteration will be tutalt: in the !m a i,' (ions of the troops. oi. With respect to the diminution of the Ailivd troops by ;30,000 trice, and the Loan agreed tipoo with *ollie honses in London, lianthttegli, nod Frankfort . (as security for which a part o the tortionml forests is to he give!' tti•itlt the, rig!' sell them itt default of regular payment,) al the conditionS .. wdl become knotvn by the cant. inunication made to the Cliambec the r Depti. ties, or rather to the Central Section charged with the cxarnination of the liudget, wliieh - is'expected uodttego considerable change'," t I " un ex tinordimlry fact that two oxen (lira, Frithly net , k, :tth lll;4►, in cottit.cipitin't, of the titt.n..4stm.iblo wirn i th of the %loofa:E. ()Ile of them wets the litovvrtv or kir, S. POST' , H, of Knapp, nto! the other of Mr. Woo!), near 'Exeter. I*!Arertiay being ti , e 4t.4gl,ty ot npening ITury...ltt-hone ,nets Church tor divine service, "Vii 4 crott act! itionnit to stittoeittinti, filthiburs persona 'cotati not .uhtain , atittlibrion within the ,doors. SWITZERLAND. JAN. 24. Some' disastrous bankruptcies have taken place in Germany. That . of the house of Ullmann and Co. at Munich, has caused a great sensation. .The banking-house of Noektr, at Munich, which has stopped papaw, ettipt4ptconsidcrable proportion of the fort micof Beatilmrtiois, whose affairs it managed. 'The fwo chief clerks of these houses e ;one to Vienini, where they bail no. audience te Ullmann in pattienlar ri; ,, ied,a cif etimstautiatnieutorial to be„dvlivered to his Alajes,ty, in which he proves, tdpv his ruin lids been caused.b . y,the Letters ; Patent, rel.; live to ILu I''ill.lllCCS. . . is gener a lly reporte d at lls 1e,, , Itbat 17y, the inter vc ! .. l tion of ow L'Ailisti ciovernment the 411. pot!atit France, laid upon goods of fa manufacture, are going to he considerably , diminished. It is even : affirmed tbat those upon all articles of Swiss manufacture will be reduced to 15 per cent, of the value. This news, in AMERICAN INTELL;GENCE.,•, New York papers to the 19th ult. and Sr;stOn papers to the 1 , 1411 Irtve been received By a vessel which left St. Thomas's on the 0.1 December, accounts had been received of further successes on the part of the Instil - gents of the Spanish Main They are 't aid to hare defeated, the Royalists in three ilifferebt engagettients, the last of trhich was at Unnt e ; and Gtmerals Ur daneta and Riectiete had arrived at Calaposa with :3000 oleo, The gonlilt inhabitants had settt their property ft om.Porto Cavell° and L4guira to Cora- . Commodorti liaein A under his wand I brig and 2 schooners, with Gen,Bolivar and his troops on board, sailed for Ctunana about the .Ith of December. It wit,. expected that Gen. Bo livar, on his arrival on the 11,tin, wOrild be ap pointed Cionntander-in-Chief of the insurgent forces. The latest accomus from Port-an-Prince pmiiively stare, that the expedition which hitil sailed thence, tinder General Mina, was destined to assist the Mehicon 'Patriots. The proceediogs of both Houses of Congress are reported in tlie New York Papers to the 15th tilt. The Senate hind, on the !notion of. Nlr. Dana, -instructed then Committee of Foreign Relations to coo cider the propriety of makiog provisions hy law, for declaring Ow extent of the nihritiine precincts of the Uoited.Statei; and for the safe guars: ,a!' friendly vessel a which . may he within the discussion of sonic length took place oh 1 petition of 'Sohn Pauldlog t one of the captors of the Unfortunate Major Atolit":, in the war of the American Revolution, .praying for an increase of the pension Allowed him for that service. 'A Comntittee having reported unfavourably to the etitioner's object, a number of Members prc used to re%erse the ,tvport,. Hod extolle 'e patriotic !sterile of PaoMho ! Colood THII rf• madge, who commanded the ad vasteed wtard American Army, and to %shoal Majos Andr4 ha, been delivered by his' cantors, contended t hat Paulding and his associates had not been in finenced by any patriOtie motiv e in the service they :had performed. [lt • had received a most . circumgantiai relation from Major Anth6. him self of the conduct of the captors, If the Major could have giVen them the amount they demanded tor his. -release, nevt?.r would have been hung for it spy, nor even io captivity on that occasion. When Major bunts Were "taken off by them, it WAS to search for plutidur,.'and not to detect treason: Thet , e percons, tudec.d, be said, were of that class of people who ptlssed wet') hods o . lnies, as often in one.eat.op as the tither, And Whom if be had met with, be should pr o ,. bably ;is soon have apprehended 'as The question for reversing 'tile.' eeport Was Itt-ga-• tip cot by a large majority, and the report. was agreed to.--The French General !knits's!, recent ly appoit:ted Prisidesrt of the 134,11 d of Entjaseeta was about to proceed to New Orisluns wills Colo. eel Totten, to snake toratigeorpts for cottsrrnet in , additional fort , fications. The treaties with the different Tribes of Indians have beets ratified, and officially published. Mr. 'is .st Ated to have died. stoldolly at Philatielpitia: on the morn ing of the 16th. . . , .. i''.li 1.; .1 1' It i .". A 14 it 1.: f; 1S T l'i It. I'i r,-"%,;•at e u In n Sat urel ay tVe'g hI . • I)ny ny-LANE.--Itinow ITnit'" Own Mind. tf which. P.' tricktu Ittinmn t .untl,lligh Lif , 'Allow Stator. . , C:ovEN't-CihunEN.,--Tite Tempo'. AftEr which (secondtinw), Attrutl, and Thu 11.... t vints. . , . 11,111. 1 .4 41011 V ED— , 2 Frtuce, I Jain icil , 1 Holland, rkier!lter RI Jersey," 21)111)Itit, Ol'aterford. F 9 itildet4, 1 (3‘) teuburicll, 4 liitikAtinrgh, I Hullml,„ 1 (juernsey and Jerse PRICK 0 FP STOCKS WELVE 'ruin PAs AT r per Cent. thihi! Cl 3 per ( 4 Cunts, B4l, 4 tier Ceitt. Nary Alin...fis!t Bank L. Auti....1719-16the .:.31N. En:ll,lsoh ..... c k .p c . for ilqt.outit, 4151..4 Soomi.—Average Price of computer! frow the Returns nini day of February, 1417, is 48s. I Brown or Niitc9vrtdo.Sngrir,! ile in the week ending the sth. ICi. per cwt. • fOil WATER XI" LONDON BRIDC18:To-Numutow. .12 minutes after 9. j Errt►ing, 7 minatei.after $O. THE SUN, inLEAf t , QU)S,DIVIAIE YAktliNt, AUPC tr f /1/OND4Y, ft , l)/1(_74/1)'10, 1617. srA.FIF,LDS, A QtJA l ' rrct OP:PRE EI.V.VEN O'CLOcK. Om. first Report has just reached us fro . ricthe appoioted place for the Mob Meeting. Several thousaiol persons were assembled at the above hour, and multitudes were flocking towards the same point. They Consist,. as Might be, maid. pitted, of Ihe very dregs of this great Metropo. lis ; the lowest and most' reckless of the toil lion. of the number arc, indeed, col 'coed together to repress disorder and preServe the public, pe4ce, but the whole together presents an 'afflict alarming sectie— , aalicting when IVe cothider the delusion of 'the wretched persons who form the majority of the crowd, ithd 3lartu ug when we 160 k at the excesses into which they nay he betrayed,. True it is Ow the Exeentive arc so, hilly pre-- Imre/I for the worst went, that in case of ontragt, punishment would instantly fall on tilt 115D6 of the flioters, 0041 they would be flyer whelmed by , the Civil and Nlilitary force circles round thii mischievous congregation di Al(' proceedings, is, it is said, toibe Cliairnin.; a paicizai►s, our report s , The following Placard iy po, , ,ted up all aroun t he Spi-fields:— "REFORM. MONDAY. " li 7 hereus a Placard has. been poctfll,intitnletl SPA Fii tbS !tow,' cithchttling %Vial a illO!C ;UM" cititts recommentlntion to commit ontragei f• Public are informed, the .1.100.,t by LORD ,MAyon, by an :L xamination on Sat ordale last, bas . tracvtl the ah , )ve-mentiotied inflaMtnatory Paper to ccrfaiu corrui)t baukbo►ne Etiemits of Freedom, ooe of whom his Lordshq, has held to Bail. " Friends of Me Conthinli.on !—As you value your Country anti the gratul 'Cause of 11.Cforni; abstain front the slightest 'breach of Ow Pece, and thereby prove that you ate the rt.i Lovers of Social Order." SPA-,FIELDS,, 'ITN MINUTES BI:VOItE ONE HurrT lippCared at the en trance of tltt: hell in his Tondunt, leading to Metlio7s, -CdVC house, and his arrival being atmoitneed, he wos cheered by the populace in that part of Ow and as he proceeded further, the -ciapottr (snelt.as .iseverpccasioned by is buz among a er(ited) became general. Haring arrived at the Merlin' s Cave, he speedily appemTd froNt, mil from M Of the Witidottra ,addreSsed the pr ople fur a mom( 7 . .!, r d' bekged silence. lie then propo'i,ed sis Chairman,• who he said filled that ~,itt)w r r C.,e Meeting . on the 2d of Deeentber. ti...taxtz then came f(yrwurl anti tirld ate Meet iiitWitot havitt :had the Giour of being Chairman at'the - ;a‘l(iei. ink; tjn fire 2d of Deecniher,_ he burl. %%INA:D..IO Lot() CoeuRANR HIM Sir FRANCIS 1;1111DETT •i gilt( thyji their prezzcoting tkpetitioewlttek teas then Oreliured, anti he had reek:4.cll their atistecri, .which, With his awn lettur, he, proceeded ,to, read: HUNT next advanced to the windimv; and be-' gm tine of his . usual harangues. • spA_FfELDs,.QUARTER — PAgT ONE. 0:r curiosity or anxiety.heing - excited by the bustle which this Ateeting had oCca,bneti, we Aeternaiiie l l to see it 'io person, find thus. ensure en accurate not ice of fit to tilt; lteallers of 'lnt Situ. At - the.hour last mentioned flukrr was ebtitinu-, iug Itia Speech, which had :created no stir even among the persons near. ' the Nierliu's (; avt ; 4 ?• . and /IS. fi t ' the. outskirts of the crowd, titcv ; were either , ;f1 distittit or so engaged, Lis to bear not a syll.ible of what watt•—.4,tai41.,....,,R44 fling for spi ce nuts, tind' •til ' the' amont seentS . commf u to ' ri, wer e carry i ng on with spirit.-- Half R dozen Hawkers wore trying fo cell C on . 'NETT'S TWopettee-wO4tint; hut widthlit tlie.sti jp.t - es t ettcotiragentent.r-indeeti 01'1 16 9iieti inur e .tor' ear• than use. - It affords us th e highest gratifieatiOn to assure the "'laic, whieh, frotu every appearance,. we may ventareto:(to with petfeci sa.fety;that there is not the sliAtest I.:y(1114nm of rioting to benb. erved, and we are eipl‘ineed that no ill eonse quences will result from this Assembly. The Merlin's Care is upon a slope, and as near as we , can calesdate the numbers of the ATeeing, th‘re r e . about or 6000 persons hereahout!,, perhaps as many at the distant parts, mhere they eau-have a view of what is going on. ' But of the first number, by far the largest pro portion 'are evidently broug4 thither by shee-r idleness, or u desire to see the business', Many tueii' with their families as are seen about the most. harmless shezvr, .cover the fivid, ; and the re.ai mob round the Orators (the miseldermis . pan, if any pftrt biteuditl mischief), a very imall number... 11-7 e would undertake with fifty Constables to pitt down flnyotempt they might have the hardihood to make • the peace, Vii'e repeat our satisfaction at being. that en ahl,cti to tranytillize any ,appreitensioods that mil have beau entertained, and from 'a social obscroi- tn4er,d,le and tile iguoraut, Bat it is a me• hutch°ly subject for a patriotic mint! to contem pVte even tile chance of such crimes, and of,such retribution. • ntuiscrsoml on Satmdity that tite Meilin Cave Tavern had betni refioed tin 6 Organizers of the Meeting, and we do not kti4w , that they, have got over this difficnify. If not, they must take to a - cart or waggon in the Fields. A fellow of the name of C f.t , whose 'name is dreaily familiar-io the ;moats of these . factioua wilot) report whicpered that be had pb collifed, is expected as leading Orator by. hi, The at-rests, noticed hi a subsequent column, i►►►ve prohably a little disconcerted the infamous Scoundrel uho prun these Areetings ) but we shall forbear sl►eculxting, and'uiait the arrival of (ion to say that thcr - c is tir. (Lager from this coniemlitible Meeting. The I'r►ris Papers re . ccivcit tl,i, Oil the•ith. The KING had ordered A play 10 be for his amitsement, in the Gallery of I) l'hursday . .evening ; and conselpiendY it' agreeably to the illotaing Chrottirk• l .4- slight earthquake was felt abP at Lill' the 23d ult. ' 7 Letters from Algiers, of the Btb di state that , the American . SquAra ll t rite/ 1 -1 1, Port,, and that the new 'Peaty •l)1 -'. signed on the ter 1113 Cljefate.ll..bY t he Am° l 'ilb e. Spark, CHALLOP, sailefi.on tbe 2s6' de Ti n t:: e er s w ta i t t e l: the t idings thetid T i n y g r s o for o a r s s t e h i e n I li ), e a d i t: o d g Sret e'''' l : , 11, convocation, on the.l9th January' g u (l t , to l'eA . "'' great devotion a nd loyalty to w a rds t , hi Government in their proceeding , .. 10 The French Chambers continue to dig' . , ° °l ll Law on th e Fi nance . The Commi ttee it( gA(lft e " Budget propose to take the duty 0.- pl 'Dents, Prospectuses, - and Book Catal ° g..." 6 ,: ri , 1 )1 A Royal O r di na n c e of the Ist of rt',, ‘,l ,: -in 3 "It t' f enacts, that the navigation duties 7 (1. vessels arriving i n F renc h ports, ladettg''lll C OP sball_ be reduced to the sortie rate. as l i ' It French 'vessels. • r, .10t i iti.., FLIIIXiI)0, Adm itct to .tile 0. „ 3Y- „. I ' ~ . .t 1 4 A sl l6 Beaux, nod a g 112;4 Jew merchant, die . toil in that City on th e 26th ult. liii FRENCH FUNDS. ' Ili Tttesday, ~ . ' 2. „.s o l .l °'' ou 1 3 ,'1.(111,..4(tar, , ... ; .......... 60f. I"' ' od DO' ' 'We have Jamaica Gazettes to the 2. It bet', but • no tlate for extracts to-day.`in .f , ) ' rata_-- i :(.. g `o ß ti . t F r::t tl o c r i si o rd o7rt A r N r 7 i — vin i g t- l II S t ri P c ::: l.l ' ' a sfsi : e i j'ttr the li t i P' I ', .' lll'l to come t o a reso l ut i on not to ailv , soce- e ~o '",' NO' , the Ftendi Government by thenns of 3 ` . 1 of l ' tP i ' e i'Att vvei unde t. rstand that an arranuelve n ct 1 1 e 1- 1 1 fig) eed !Ton with that Government in t' l i tt° f i olumiigion. , 'ri l e ..Ft.encii Goverome nt o • I l i vi d„, 1 . 1 tlansfer s .to the sever 4 eontracwrs frog' I ':',o' t :I, .brAtiltrott,' At»ste.idt,' to, ,intl in Pm 4 ; a , 4 , f! , ii I 09m ,0000 f. -,. th e lo'ret;,--11 Fund 0 s, - ... di , ipt,lio Of . If lik ' ille;s . fe,ieCfive COlllittrejoi,o; 11 be , l Ili! votlt'a a g . e, at ce)lni:l rate of eo'"111, n that, if i ll t l ie ci,i , r . e,,t . cix . ronot h i dot td ad el .ii •1; a 11 hale been' sold, another sow '''i i o o 1 amount toT Fi...ell'Cri " stoc k , flin ii be tt .,,,,,,fette' l " . 1 c93l:racti,.., for a (3imii.i.- Purpo se . I I 111rt.ii4,,,) t I far g-.. ti e., : er i k, til e sy•,;eut is to be p r orrvt ,,,i "- li Jr. 'the "hole cif t:oc I'2 iniiiio n ,, , ze r:ing "'“ )11 , , risiii'' I. . ' ' 1 ti ll ' • , vr.. .... Ti‘: 1 ) /(i&Cr; Tarr . •' . . rex ° :n: : ( l,t i li C i ' l.( ll ., ! \-‘ . . l ; ' it ll te it , l4. : ) : , : i ii. 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E l t . : t s ' e l e i nl i t? : i i r i P l l s ielt)l A r 'lll i f t . i) t ‘,l% . v t t ja c : ': l ' ) :. e ( . l . r t' s s irj. . : , t°l :t r.ll : ‘7 ): llY: e F-(l.3.l'rel'e'e'v:tealrer:re'lirPini: i s't6 44 :)l°l 4 l , 1 .. n. , h .t. n„..,,,t c • me ~ ~ 0 , r, nay morning the D u ke rt It ti I' i 0,1 tj,Go-i c istivil It, gII)(1. chit Princes SOPtil l i , i . 11, ce-i i ", C.li.inii,...went to the Y ew Aliill-0 11 '':" l 'vest'' to view the proetss of the new coina 110 4 ; t .erda. Y their noril II iOnovssrs ntteil" ` I ra n' g t , (lll ,ce at St. (itotge's Church. Air r '''''c:l' ol ' D++-Gass ','idled the l'iuNca,licoeNT nt , i ‘;.,. ,..., 4 0,. 14‘8" : 151-e n * I'd3ly nit:ri!ii) , rho Grand Dok e , :10 1 ;; ftrcia Ao vic:w. the 1'11114;c:1i IZEGaNT'i "" ). ,, 1 ,r);4 „., nititttnn; at Caritott-house: Litt the e v . e ,i t ii ''' intperiat ili4iiness honoured the . Or r l.:1:11 4 ; 1 1 : Prewrlce.:. . Vt.-441.44y morning lag Itill' er 'r - Pe' c ' . t . ness attended at the it nss.an chapel , it" oi li f ° "t't e 't- Afterwards Le rorre in II Y ilc.l • . tended by. Baron Ntcot:Av. , I'o $t ~ vn , `Lord‘CoctIRANII has . it ii snid,.ic:t t ut` 1,1141 tend the Aleetior to I' 1, 1-I d - ii i i 3 day' i''''rty lit moutl„ u 1" )" ' • "r" " pun the .sub . l4 - !ct of hull", • l o t, rotto, &d. Vt%! gtie..c lint, his lior ish'i l i lilt , ` I ° 4 . 'veci) the (:anital and the Coast, g elecw' 4 11 111 , 4:v1'11ns !Cel'it:'l,:a :.ig patrio ic cxe rti ,: l l‘ll l/r. rise -shipments of door to Great. 0 1 ' „ f ac' i : CO9Ii,P,11::(1 trot!) Alllerit;ii, arid the gr 4l , il ,pllrt i i , i ' :.“ Ship 11:11 advanced th e W r i iele ill Stili n- ,..' ijr 6 " l : l!'flttrirer t atilk ti • I. ,r , I . T roal ' c ll t cry r. , f is ....,, , per oarret ..:c it y 0 " 4 " 11 "1"'"Veo, ,1t11! . . so large a V 41 1" • 0 , i c l i t n .d l zi.' wasmo longer sticr‘itiell at "" Hii :-.4 1 / 11 '' 1 I' ' i'l‘. I:4 r) '' .(l '' 11 ; Fee. 9. --Fsitioy the. 9 0 i ii: , y id! .. lei ts taitz.tilc - rn arrived at• the ( ''''fo , il i 1 . 4 'fltioit. '::, .. fientv 1-1,11t0r.1 It ent nu t '. ) 7;:tei a MY . the King, af.4l • left. fol. Loutiort . ' - ', i !i - 1 , 1t' 414. 11 " rs l . l ..lcstc.' fillnee. , ,,, p,,,,,wa ,too 04- „',,, t , :' took au airing by 1 /1 , 4 1,r,,1,1.(1,iecn, fic' s c oii), , i . ."1 1 !“,»Itrett had a select pa rtr. The l'ri"":: -' f' . fr i , 4 '6- tutiofinctl• tO her a tartme . nts —.A 'fo r. ; ` 1 ,;( 11 : , d ri i, , n t : y t ''' ruei:,4.l,:iri I:ll l l .., ( ::i r i se c h '' e , c : c i i . l i t : : " ? ' : ', :t i l e . les . }c : - : 4 : : 7 : ' : ►1: : : : : r ) : :::::: :::: 1 : , : : :' i f :' ef r e a'l t o ": : . " ;;I. :rli;''''''::: !i'''' ' 0 d -, Londou.--"L'o-werrow (N 1 "°" 1 ,1; ro'"' at the t i re' Bells I t ; . :. ,,,. ,) , s . '" , ; ' ~,o, . 0 -3 '. I.e Common, ,oc. t 0 , each 11=, - , o'ciodi t , 19 IN' ~';~ / ( } k Y be a r t 11