The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-29 00:00:00

10ait (Iforebt, in my owl) tr.U%ri, tbat it wits fracture , ' by bullets. Thu CO. of the lixclt.—Did the Noble Lord ttntke any other tibiervitlionS tvith respect tt) the proceedings not this occasion lA—Abont a minute lifter the glass was first broken, a large stone was thrown agaiiiit the vtitldmir of tire carriage ; then three . or font. others. 113;; * The CH. of the Excit'—"N it the sitnit whi tlow that the litilluts hot fr,tettivitl i—Yts, it Wall. Th.? Cat. of l isc Faxcut —Haul the Noble Tamil any opiim I 'knit y iii tolhervitig the glass between ate fiat trseture awl the time of its brittle broken lay the statues 01)..vrved filut tutu eery anittutt:ly in the halm 111. is CIL of the Ext..H.--1)111 the Noble Lord observe vt !tether there were hitch it windier of pet - 140118'1m:1r the carriage at that time, that a pistol (night have been tired by any peramt withont his luting immediately recognized crowd not being near the carriage at the time, it w pi•tot h•tt! been fired, the person might hate been olts'erved. The CH. of the Excit.+Does the Noble Lord conclude, that the hollets *i4e fired by driy other hiStttlinelit thiii a plAtot, 611C11 86 du stirittut /-1 conclude, thut they tvere filed, by au tair•Enn, willn.t the niti of gunpowder., The. SvitAxeu then asked, whether ell other Ilootiarahle Member would wish to put any ques tions to the Noble Loyd ? Sir IAINJA744N Will the Nohie Lbrti 11:tve the gootiness to state e witetiter the but leti have beets foutui its the carriage?—(l - leat. hear 1 .)—I have not heed that . the bullets have been found in the carp ;age : but I conceive, front the iljreetion tvilich they cattle. that Os We limier ofooil the Noble Lord to tigy) they might W i ve posted 01%1410 the opposite whitlow, am! gone among the ttvro. • rlt 1111tN113C11,-..-Did the Noble Lord hear any noise to iottree him to 311111)0Se that tht bullets 'passed 11111)(401 the c,hri t sge ? r -Nt") . . ill r, tViLLtANti toe Noble .Lord b plensed to an,wvr, : wnetbt r the oppoitte glais sc,as tip or times ! I---It was hp. ButtouttAtt.—lVlll the Noble Lord state, 'whether lie oliierved t wt;111811;tr, bolts 111 the op glioo op l inht t i 4 1.04$ Was not brok en at alt. I it ! tw a eplioter of ihe g1 46 - s thr o wn on the opposite side of the'batriage, `Mr. littotuma'm —lhe Noble Lord wilt be pleased to lay, whether any bullets, Or similar sobstattres, wet e !mind at the bottom of the ear rings. not obiLtve whether there Were city or not, A , IVlrstnEa.—Dia Isis Itoyal flightless the Prince Regent give any in,trtictionl rifterwattig to search the cartioge) rn -licit to my own know ledge., BitibUGHANl.—r-SVill t sll,e, Noble Lord 11 t e who tvere the Other nriTyh,,i*, the t7arthge be sitieg the Vrince Ittgenpaiwi of.Nlootroke, who is Master of the iltirse: he sat the sakne side of • the carriage on which the mitolow was brAten. air. I3ttour.ol.:l, ~ .--'l'l►e Noble Lord is request etl tO.utnoto , r, whether the bottrm► of the cerr•i,t{ye writs struck ►with tiny thing else tlrot tl►e splinter of ghtss ? only oh6etvetl that t► splinter ut glass sttock the bottom of the door. Mr. litintiottAss,--Will the Nohle Lard say, whether the stone or stones which broke the win dow did enter the earrieige ?—No, it did not : the this% beiog very thick, it rebounded. Lord COCIIBANR.-Wili the Nibble Lord state, whether the window *bat was broken %viol next to his 11oydi Ilightiess,?-7-Ifis Royal ifighnest sett the tnidilk of tilt cittriage. Lord Altt.ToN.:—The Noble Lord is requested till say, whether the ritcple or siOnes that . were thrown after the bulletu, s t mo,ttly ;Molted the Window, de only coarreft ti0e,4 4 64, —it out only ant:lsbell the window, ; hot iflp }minuted the hlass. Mr. WiLLIANIs WYNN (we bflieve),..—Will the Noble Lord say, whether the woN of 1111 ml - thicktietti Tire glass was reinasiably Sir ltoltßitT 112R0N..;--Will the Noble Lord state, viihn,were the persol, l on the outside of the car ridge, nearest to the whitlow that' watt struck ? 'Were they 4oltliers or w hers ?--There footstool by the door, and a Life-guard immedi ately hehittd. No otte was opposite. A Itlumatta.—Will the Noble Lord say, whe ther he, sopposes the hAll j ev , perforated any part of the ettrriage at all ? :77 , ts;ip i litit...e they did. litre the efi,,ininati.iqs . iliwol,•vvlleii the (..;11AN- Clit.l.oit of tile i.",-.ctri,:ku c titl - tiise, awl said, that rhe Ifoutte hitvitt : ,: heat tl from tl.t; t,f the Noble Lola the ,patthAtlirs of Ow e tl .ring oiltragus, be ttusleil tihat they would support the Atithess,by concurring with the House o f Lords, who had expreetl their abliorratite shell proceetlings,,conitt,itted on the persiiii ilia R o y a l If vitiltit in the very act of sovc. eiKo authority in Politotteut. l'oalsotOtv titoved, that the Address be read tt 4.49)1111 time. '!leis being (lone, the Melt Honourable Meto.i Iter Jose rigitin and said, that every body must #4 , ,rce to the propriety of the Adthe,s,. Whether the outrage on the pers‘nt Ctt Ms Royal.lligbnesa the Regemt load been committed by tmllete or by stones, they hod not decisive evidence be- fare then), : slot, indeed, it WO quite 411(011(1:H4, eXerpt with regardlo the guilt. of the.person, end' could not in the icaet degree influence the,deci. *ion of the Ilnuse. In ii u this opinion, lie te.is sure that he Onlyfewifreised the unanimous sense of the House:: 'ifftWctitlarl) The question roux tittoong„troin the Chair, and theAddreis tvas agreed to . ntraine coniratikente. Cit%sitlytt,(Sw of ;the 111Kcine4ausa next inoved, 0141 mu:4 Alottheri Nfl %lire the Privy (otiticil tilontd urili his lkoyal.llighticia to jsitotAr when he would . he pleord to rivestico 1 - 1111'wtts :agreed .cci, and die Members nointql, 1 , 1., ANC:MA.OII 1)1' the eitCHl:o4Mit then gave that woutti Witt tio.ettyly opporyttnity of hinting a vote of tittthic* to the Goveroor-4.ienet al `~r India ; litta, on a / 1 06(14y next, be would propose, it similar vote. tO Adttsitai Viseuttnt mouth, and the fleet wilier hl* etatotifttoth for their co dace before &Wets. • • • The Ilgon then, ,Fit liatflast EWA edocit ditAll tied till to-iriut•rao, • : I 1: A, It I C It 't (1 1 Ni• E It. 1 1 tr14r;dra Last ,Vikat. DAV it`i-LAN7G.--Iti.itow Yailf Own Mind : 1111411 rliltr, Mr. • BAC i * i.ady Bill, Mrs. A 1.01). t Ayr Lieztver. CovENT-GARpts..—Th.- Soldiceit Diugliter : Fratil4 Jones; the Widow Cheer!7, .k:ter titue) lire havens. T*1:!•ITY-ONE TETOUSAND (;lIINEAS MAY i 3, Oa. 'FAIN BY MIN L PRIZE IsIEZ' NI:111,S • . AWRIVau—.I i%lsitat ifittilliorgh, 4 Outtetiburgb, Ouentsey and It'aterfoci, rimy 0 S MCKS WrLVE n'Cl,oty K. 114111 I,AY At r Bank Stock, ' ilitill 1 .4 pa (kilt. Red.. (MAj , 3 pa Cent. Corm. . 61i 4 per Croat, ' 8 0 if 8 prr Ct. N. Ann 94 ii lislik L. Aim., ' 164 ' , villas Muck, ... 19$ 1ut41,111011d5,....,t5s 6 .161. pr. Exch. 11111 s 15t, 17s. pr. Csm,,, Lir l clinant,..... WI I I HIGH WATER. AT LONDON 1111106E.:1'04101tRoW. , turning, 6 minim.% after 12. I 31 mitaistts after 12, THE. .SUN,s S01.1:4" 1013 MtvintE r.%IAU 61 At/PO:l'f e, LONDON, WEDNESDAY NURVY 29; 181 7. ._L_ We knoW not what stains' may be reserved for , the history of England, but feel MOst'seasibly that a dangerous denioralization of the hittest class, a distre i ssing corruption of thy best traits of our national character, is bein g ' raPtilly dticed by the arts and machinations of the Factions. Nor is it to the base mountebank set of preteoded Reformers alone that we owe this sad detlettsion: As sure as effect follows cause, it is tO be traced, with other ills, to the rancourotts spirit of per; stool hostiliry with which the " Early Friends" of the. PatNca REGENT have so lon} assailed their Royal Master, belying his wotd, mis-representing bis actions,. and, by every means of alterate tltli eute, slender, and falsehood, dying their Utmost to bring upon himself and his Government the con tempt or hatred of the People. Let theiii not then lay the limit:ring unction to-their k to the misert)hle ravings of a junta of low and despe rate fanjttles that the present deplorable *state of poPular feeling' is to be tote: ibetl. Had nut they laid the foundations, and did not they aid the work, the wretches Of SpA-fields and Palace-yaid might rail in vain. Their private profligacy nuil public follies would counteract their Ofiots, and it is, only by having the winds of the People epo red for their poisons by the poisoos of a less violent, but pot leis mischievotoi patty, that they are enabled to make riot, aisassination, and trea son co-ealstent with their Meeting i and .ha rangues. We are led IQ these remaiks,nnd to the earnest call to every loyal and good subject to rally round his Prince, which we 'tkaw as'n COnityfinenc from them, by the Atrocious attack upon ti IS Royal iligitness the PltiNcg kr.GßlVrovilich 'mu . . Readers 1%111 find described it) the evidence of Um! dalles MunnAy before the House of Conutiont. En gaged in the'most popular act in %Odell a liaitish Ruler can be employed, the stirred life of our PatNtln teat, 'menaced by snute of those ,whom the incendiary Agitators ref the Country are fOrming by their seditious delusions. Orations are delivered in Sita.fields,. and :property 'and lives are at the same moment at the mercy of a mob in the City: . Harangue-8 and con stitutional parades of Petitions '(novel indeed in the mote of their conveyance, and the ensigns ttnd farces by which' they arc attended !) occupy Westminster, and the dignity of the The One is' outraged, the perion of the Sovereign abseiled at the sante ntoweitt in the : vieinity at the Palace.— Anti . we are told to separate theca things front' each other, and believe that there is no connec tion between the open insolence of triunes amid the secret attemptivpi their followers:! Study, it is . time for the Loyal to ,associate when to dreadfol are the evidences of what is the object for which the wicked conspire: The following are the perticularsof the diaboli cal transaction in the -Park, as gathered from other sources beside, the testimony to vehich we . have already alluded The PRINCZREOnNT left Carhott.house at half past One o'clock, and repaired to,Btjames's Pa lape;frorn,which place it is the etiquette for the Royal preeetsiou tee 4tart, After same of the formalities usual on these: Ooeasions ) Royel 3cAt iu the ttkte carriage, compattied by the Duke of . M,ontrose (Master of the Hoek), and Luta Juts • 1 49r-rAY ; th e "titel' RoYal Atfentiante followed anti Wilier Cyrritif;~s -- 'l'ire Grenndier Guerrit %vete on duty, and. saluted his Royal Ilighnecs with the accustopAni honours, txtepttinit the not tiluy,.. nor slid the trumpets of the - Life4iiiier'ds entittd, on account pf die ludi,pesition of :the neatest; of Comberlaritt. Frani the saute ,mod e. there' nab lig to H ',I ttimlort , etanituc of the . 14f;occ ii to 'the Ilptise of Lords, tmr on his departnie froin it. _The I►►ocessibu to ,the House Wits not seriotisly distiobed, is only n few discontented voices mixed tiicir minutith with the applauke of the nu►re loyal. While his Royal IlightiesS was in the llOnSe ofy Perris, the concotose of people outside had Creaseil to .a prodigious, degree, fur by this time the self-styled Delegates had began to absemble about Palace-yard. This mob appears to have increased io mischief as much as it had inereawd its numbers and on the return of the 1 pro. cession from the House of Lords, there was a good deal of outrageous abuse, and even acts of vio r? knee. The Life•Guat cis were insulted, and gravel-stones and other missiles were thrown at the Royal cart lege : between Carlton-housa dar dens and the . Stable-yard Gate one glass of the State carriage was struck three times and broken . . As soon as the Prince Regent alighted at Sr. James's from the State-coach, heinfortued Sir N. Conant, the Magistrate in waiting, of the outrage that had occurred, and the. Duke of Nlontrove was immediately.dispatcfied to the'office of the Home Department in search of Lord Sidmouth. The Prince, after waiting sinne time for the Noble Secretary at St. James's; went in his priv'ate car riage to Carhon-house : and now, the Multitude, THE PEOPLE, evidently unmixed with the hired or associated Assassins belonging to. the Demagogues of Palace-yard, et ho had probably returned to listen to the inflammatory ravings of How, the People, we say, unanimously testified their regard for the Peiiire Gy the loudest acela- mations. , . I Soon after his Royal Highness's arrival at 1 Cariton•Hoose Lord Si hnouth attended lilm ; and the Doke of York, together with the Duke . and Duchess of GlonceSter, as soon . as they heard what had passed, came , with anxious inquiries ift'er theirßoyl relative.; • One report states that Lord J3tileS, Murray was struck in the eve by a piece of the glass of the broken window : this might be, but it does not Ir:inspire in the evidence oldie Noble Lord. ~ The fury of the disaffected Was directednot l4l only ogainst •th e , ro y a l carriage Rllll . the life-goards, a men;•but.sgeinst tic very horses.: there were tv- , prated shoats of " Down with them," (urarting the hortes) ; and several savage blows, it is said, were struck . At these animals. As the procession was passing near the Stahle-yard, one man Ms tinguisheehinntelf by such violence against two (Mitt lite-guards-men, insulting the men, and as. saulting • the horses, that two mere bye-staatd- ers tvere itrilueed to seize ' him. Attlield 1 and Garton, . two of the, Officers belonging to the AVorship-street Police-Offiee, who were atitioned neat the spot oa duty came up and secured them : a desperate a•tack was then made,. and there was a general cry for a rescue. Mr, the i'digistrate of Worship- . Gifiard, however, street, who was at hand, with several 'inlier Otii . ,- cers, resisted the attempt at rescue; but he waS! obliged to command' the assistance of several of the life-guards-men to protect him and the ofikeis' 4ith their prisoner. •This was accordingly dune, and the fellow was conducted to the large room kr St. James's Palace, set apart for the yeomen of the guard., The Magistrate. there proceeded to take the evidence of Mr: Chambers and Mr, aelton, who Were spectators of the transaction iu the Palk ; from which, it. appeared . that they bud heard the prisoner make use of the most lio . - lent and abusive 'language; had seen him throf .• : i gravel, stones; &c. and strike at a life-guards-man or his horse with his umbrella, but which they could not say, The life-guards-man more parti, milady detached was ,'rhotnas Laycock, who on aciunat of his military duty, could not attend before, ‘ Mr. Gifford, but he:old the Magistrate be fore, that he saw•the prisoner throw a stout and aim it at. hiM. The prisonetbeing called upon for his aetenee, deuied the charge ; but said, he supposed sOnie hotly must be apprehended, and he bud been se. lected for the reteard. The Ma ii 'trete i 1% , t s nt 1,,,,nan - , ly repelled this 'villainous insinuation, asserting that there was no reward, • The account the prisoner gave of himself was, that his tonne was Theo:ills Scott, and that he re- . sided in Goodge-street, Totteninttn:eo,irt.roail. t- 1 He was of n o t ra d e or pro f ess i o n , but livedrp ii " his propeity. Hi s h an d s did not appear as if 4e had been accustomed to work. lie wore a large plain ring, and was respectably dressed. lie was opailted fora further examination - . , . . AtiQut Al4,,pine of these violent proceedings, chat is, shotpt,lialf.past 2, nearly 20 of Ihnnt's Delegates„ made it proteision by Charing,crois through, Parliameit4treet ; with ahout Pa ' . 1 ti.o, li dozen vetitions-..--rolls of-parchment...44s fa y of • ..,i Reform, carri e d on t h e i r arm r s like musketi Il• a Kiltu.vbiog 41) a mink wry step., They diel..not a • • ,•.! • IrAtt iouQb atteutiou, eXCept Klitt)...iiiiy pighte t:ie ; , .z:.,1.•. -, , , ,.!;', di 'lie prt‘croent. .. 1 41 1 "t; ilitt, ‘vi >hol the parettilcnts 'to lt $ ll that the length of then' might airmliiil 'her - by. Ilis pny:rmitlons, however, did not cl- eng : comply With this requtst ; upon which the 0' .loss,brawler observed, that hehtul never W l° .1 ith such cowardly persons :hetore, Iladogli xv tiled his spleen, he proceeded to tile i. of Lord Cochrane in l'abice-yarti ; for it oPf al Lord Cochrane intends to ruin the of the presant .Parliatnnt in favour of ' his own making, he, accovling to the fished rule of cunning traders, set s, up r ut • rectly opposite to that ; of 4..11,105.' may, from this p a tritit mansiOn Lord Cochret! chaired in triumph to the entrance of SOO Hall, and, his eiquisite coadjutor, Hun t, I ' /n with a Petition, 'supported on a large h eed , , 1 Such is the character of these 1, Vagabonda—at one time amusing . the e Y cv 4 mob with the broad farce of their practical os drums, at another instigating theM by 01°' i", tory harangues to acts of vieence and 1 04 malignity. We must leave the Royal Speech, the 111': mentary discussion thereon, as Far as it ".116 ti the Amendment, if it may- he' so called , °llll' l position, without comment to our 110 461 ' latter is almost a .tribute of applatn:e 10 the sores of the Administration. • 11‘ t RS ll° It is questioned by some person', - 0 1,1 , let has' been found in the -Royal Cavri a g e ', l, o flier in fact an .shot w a s discharged oga illlll whether the appearance of the fracture Pl 7 be ocemioned by some otlitr missile.. I rift we can only refer to the evidence. private and authentic accounts.frow received this day, we learn that the very alarming state of health. The V r°l :; ) ,, f i made such a pr ogress as t o 'preclude ' ll l of AtniestY's recOvery. Ms r e " l : ' 1;1 [t,onc,i, and , he is capable of receising I ' ru ct t nearest relations. The respective PArtiesild, the . alert, rallyin,; their: forces. Tire re secrns, a strong party in favour of the n , P AI I and there.are apprehension s n -6 1i .,! 1 1 4 41 PeoPle. that an attempt will he L 't;eviate from t h e li n e o r L EGITI MACY nu the (4 . the King. 3,rt ! zvent that j 8 ,Vol;t el "l 'i lied° anxiety ant! disipay.' ,1 • The Ameriran Papers mention l'ortugmese Stptatlron, eunslsting of "" ..1 : 10 ' frigmtt - s, atul t%% ; ,.. 5 1 0 0i n o f. war, a d'o cu- f? Ilate, with 600 troops on board, i n with tic other Div - 144m the 11.1 ) . MOW VIIICO. The Baltimore Pitpt•r s" tel : 4 ) the sloop of war fj' a y has 'g el ; l Canyeachy, with • two mini ons ( )f board ; but the tact is: doubted. No " has beetreffeetell upon her a t L10y(1 . 4. - ;V:4liArl , arrived from Ciirimoa, stating, 'to t ui N)vember, the Patmiuts, to the itt , "' b ' r ol Iliad assembled near. Barcelona, where inc` expected "to lie met by a n equal 11°9' Royalists, Accounts . arrived to-day of very 111°7 nature front ii ors l etu , near N e %Ta o le0 1 : 111re „ o f Meeting took place on. the 27th. E"'"'Y '' of lied been previonslylaken, by 114 ' 44114 f t tilt latter place, 'anti by the attendance!' aid her of Magistrates, and of die Le nr ` i 61 1 ` the oeakers were from M a nchester , tb be. but little at..entletl to. Isi the Of telll , ( ti' :Meeting quietly., dispersed, without , il ' e : 0 11 1 of calling i ti an y m ili tar y H id. that populous tliatrict appear to be 1 45 ` 47 and %veil e ei te i 6 ! A Declaration sintiltr to the Ma r) -11 ( 11C has been drawn up at Le :caster, .81$ 1 si g n( the,resPi:etable Inhabitants. Yeziterday afternoon: AO - • , t th ree. 0 HuN.r h aran g ue d t h e populace in vi at great length, Ab oitt a d oz en of 11 ' 4 '1,0 1 : round about him shouted occasinn"llYltO, rest of his auditors -and spectatols ‘Vr j c 1 01 jug trieniselves with contort ions- I ►:,/ to be drunk. .H'er'e it u ot r m tlfr c d r tilingmobs, their is really s oniellii ll "o , i ll: ; the iPeeclii6eations of this Illnekbe n( l, %%It(' ) riuttuot sea a s it 4 reinittils hint °I his pretensions it, 1 lereou; tat a block, btit his dcrangen' '', til ch)verment I,ai Lit received r, - ii i i 4 qpii9t of t Ile burnio ,er r r Vat vs l o t, flaitritit Q • 4, " 1 " ) 1., 01) the v.gi;t. bf: tile OA ()1 tilt l' fi by which propen., 1 . cto t • ) 'V MS t C3tTOY" llf of I t two: i; 1 1.0 ) 11 Sterling ' 0 0 , i i Tin: last accounts tro . rn Parts intiO te ,:cl ° ohltacies .1) , A(1 arisen t rile et)' ~.. „. ~ . to prevent LIR , r I ( : 1 1Ch 10k11. , .x ' 1 1 -4-...-. 7 .,._„ . .. 7: „ . ........!...- . ~...._.,.---,....--- . h , p , 05NDQN: Printed he J: T% - .V Alt +"l'el ai s e 'r; 0 f t ,11 , 4 41' ,' I .. 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