The Sun. — London, England, 1817-07-26 00:00:00

T EA T ICAL EGISTE n. Poy'onuell Lost Night. THEATRE P.OVAL, Y:s.-f RE ET.—• , —E,:it by Mistake: Roland, Mr. Terry; Harriet, Miss Nlatthews. After which, The Rival aulilirrs, anti The Critic. NEW THEATRE RoYni., ENGLisil OPERA-Housc.—Love in a Viii;o4e : Young Nleatlows, Nir. Pearman ; Ilosetta, by Young Lady. H'it's. Jl.\ll.S. Anluvcn-1 France, 1 Hanibiirgb, 1 rlanders, 1 }1011:inil; 1 Dublin, I SVaterfoid. DuE-1 Lisbon, 1 pasuburgli, 1 Guernsey and Jersey. PRICE 0 IS DAY AT T 3 . per (7ent. itt cong.. cilg 84: Celt. . 9 71111 5 ' , cc (1. NA t 7 Ann. 10:4 101 F STOCKS wy,I,VK Wel.Oth. ' Baiik 1,. Ann. ludia IStqllti,.. ,1 liJi. • I F2i, pi' Exch. lilt 1.„-P,), :i I:. fil Coil, fill Allgilht, BqB3i 8,,i COUP.SE OF EXCHANGE, Fittn.tY, JULY 25. Amsterdam . 3 7 6 B. 2 Us. Mtn), at Sight 37 0 Amstei dam Ditto, at Sight itotterdam Antwerp ll I 1 Ex. :11 oney Plantburgh 'l4 6 21 Us. Altona Paris, 3 Day's s i g ht Ditto • - 24 50 2 Us. nourdeaux, ditto Frankfort on the Main Madrid Cadiz l3i Effective Syville Ilithoa 3t Gibraltar • 3ll Leghorn ... Genoa... 4-"34----- I reniee Malta. Paler a 9 Lisbon t) 4 ,orto rio Janeiro Dn Cork 1-2/ per Cent. Agio of tite Bank on Holland.... Guld, in Coin, Foreign in Bars. new Do1lar: Silver. in Stand.trd . 1.0 0 0 per Oz. 4 0 0 0 5 e 0 5 :31 HIGH wATER AT LONDON !MIDGE TO-MORROW. Illornitig, 9 minuteii after 1. Evening, 34 minutes after 1. THE SUN. soLEAI Quis DICERS FA !AVM AUDEAT• LONDON, S.ITURDAY, JULY 26, 1817. reign rnetellAndit.e irdo tlit Yrussi«ii tiaiiliniohA is to be permitted, but subject to very coirsidcr- able (hit ics. " FRANKI , ORT, !q.-The Diet .wag pro rogued Ps;erday till the 3d November. ll'has decided iu several cptestiOns,—amOngst others, on the case of the purchase's of estates in Westphalia, who are with different modificadon teferred to the 'frihunal§, and for the freedom of coramerce iri 4rain throughout the Germanic Confederation." . New Y ., ):;; and Philadelphia Papers to the 24111 lilt. arrived thit ['horning. The following are tracts : "NEW-ORLEANS, Mar 20.—8 y passengers ar rived from Galvestown we learn, that General MINA," with his expedition, had landed on the 22d of April last, without obstructions, at Soto 6 Ma rina, province of New St. Ander, 35 leagues to the north of Tampico. By a vessel from latter port, it is known that the Royalist Com mander, being informed of the landing of General MINA who was supposed to have 1000 men under his orders), went in pursuit of him, at ►he head of 1500 men; collecting on his way all the detach ments placed in the different posts. It is more than probable that General MsNA will not c6m promit himself with forces so superior ; and that after having,placed his heavy artillery in a place of safety, he will strike into the interior with his field pieces, to begin a partjsan warfare, and effect a junction with the first insurgent corps he may meet with. " NOTE.—An intelligent person who comes from the scene of action, and who was present at the landing, this moment informs us, that MINA was well received at Soto la Marina, a small town of 800 inhabitants ; that he had immediately marched on St. Auder, capital of the province ; and that 7 or 800 men of the Militia of the coun try ranged themselves under his colours. " NEW YoEK, JUNE 25.—1 t was reported, at Sa vannah six days since, that the Patriots had hoist ed their flag at Amelia, under General MiGe.EGoll. itiiii . :l4ls of the Ncthcriiintis, .T . ourna:, ninst directly or indirectly under the influence of Rus sia, we insert it. . The article thus stated to come from le.rankfort : , is as follows - • " It events to be necessary that Europe shUuld be acquainted with her danger. The iht6gcr doc.± not and wil: nut 'whit: from England, or from France, ti . t . troni _Austria. It come frau: the North—from Russia. Russia is the Power which is desirous of :Ism:ming the high and dictatorial atti tilde which France assumed Under the tyranny of Minna parte. IL is on.this account she did every thing in her power to pre vent the intimate alliance between England and the -ether- laude, by a mariinge betwet U tie two families, and to c-nne,..:t the House of Orange with the Imperial Family of 11 ussia.— It is fur this purpose she brought about tlie marriage of the of 'l;'urfetnberg with the Duchess of Oleenbur4 - h—it is for till's purpose site connecting herself also by f,imily tics with the House of Brandenhurgh—it is with this view that she does not view with much displeasure the charges of foreign libellers against England, because they may tend to wealien the esteem and respect for that great nation—or those constant attacks upon the Government of France which may tend to keep up alarm and apprehension in the interior of that country. She relies upon alienating England and France from each other, by encouraging reciprocal jealousies and ill will." When our Readers have read and reflected on the above article, which so strongly and so critically corroborates our Remarks on this interesting sub ject, if they rely on its authenticity, they will at least see that we had reasonable grounds for what we said respecting the Continental Reports on the imputed jealousy acrd commercial ambition of Russia. If it be, indeed, true that there is likely to be any new disturbances on the Conti nent, they are most likely to arise from the vast power of Russia, provided that the Rus,ian Cabinet should be diposed to carry that power into effect. But while the present Monarch' of littstia exists, we . confess we rely too much upon his good sense, his personal qualities, and his expe rience of the dangers which result from inordinate ambition, to apprehend , that the peace of the world will again be disturbed by any policy which he can con trout. The appearance, however, of these repeated insults upon our Country in the Nether land journals, which surely the King of the . NETIIERLANns would prevent, if he had not some 61111* IVEY:46I3I'Ii, JULY 25.—Arrived of here the PriucessClia, Bfti.STON, from 'China, where she left the lOtirMarch, and St. Helena the Bdi June, in company with the Astell, froth 11c ngai. The Purser of tie l'rineeSS Atn eii a ha's landed here with diipatches : she left et Chinn the lion. Corn-. pany's ship Wexford turd 'ciiiintry ship Aaretra, with !lie Captain anti Oflicr,•rs Of the late ship Elphinstonc, and the coni:oy ship harossa, the Captain of which died at Malacca. Left at Sr. ll.olena the extra ships Providence, Sovereign, and Rad:worth, ham China, and the Mangles, trolly Bengal. . PonTsmouTH„TULY 25.—The rlstell, CRESA 'YELL, from Bengal, passed by with the Princess Amelia, from China ;—spoke the Matibla, Ham MILTON, for Bengal, on the Line, all well. The Astell and the Princess Amelia were chased by a cruiser off the Western Islands.. The Elphinston was burnt in Macao Roads. DEAL, JULY and sailed for the River, the Marianne, PercasoN, in 87 days, from the Cape of Good Hope. LYMINGTON, JULY 25.—Arrived the Boston Packet, Benevolent, and Good Statesman trans ports, from Dover. PLYlNtourt=f, JULY N.—Arrived the Drake cut ter front a cruise, and Success, from London for America. Sailed the Dolphin for St. Tho mas's, and William, DicKsoN, for Oporto. DOYE3, JULY 25. — Arrived the Diana and Fox transports (rout Calais, with troops. FALmount, JULY 23 . —Arrived the Olive. Branch, GARD, and a Fiend) brig, from Croisie the latter c . vith salt. Sailed the Paragon for Boston ; Perseverance, for Barbadoes ; and 13 netts, for Rio Janeiro ; and the rest •of the out ward-bound. Also sailed the Osborne packet, n•ith a mail for the Leeward Islands, and the Hind cutter on a cruise. JULy - 25.—A1 - rived the Leicester packet with a mail from Holi3oll. We received this morning- the Paris Papers of Wednesday last. The Bulletins respecting the health of the Dmhess DE BERRY continue to an nounce good days and tranquil repose during the night.—The following arc Extracts : " PAR{S, JULY 23. Yesterday the Clicvallicr de Britt), Commander of the Order of Christ, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten tiary of his Most Faithful Majesty, is the absence of the Marquis de Marialva, Ambassador of the sa; - oe Court, had his public audience, at which he resented his credentials to his Majesty. “.Coont Angli„ the Prefect of Police, has oh:- ti,lued leave of absence for eight days. During ab , ence the business of the Prefecture will be transacted at the Ministry of General Police. ” The Duke of Wellington, it is said, will set out to-morrow or the day after, for his head quarte-s. " Two shocks of an earthquake were felt at Barcelona on the 4th inst. The first at four in the morning, and the second a quarter before six, the latter stronger than the other. " The latest intelligence from Algiers states, that the Plague was making great ravages there. ilLidarne Catalani returns to Paris the 26th instant. " The Marcella] de Camp Count de -- was killed in a duel by Colonel --, at half-past eight the evening before yesterday. The two champions Were each accompanied by three friends, a 111a recital de Camp and two Colonels. After having traversed the Bois de Boulogne without meeting a suitable place, they found means to get rid of the crowd which had followed their movements, and took their stations in'ihe r4i of tht.Mon ,v.i,,, tapes Misses. After exchanging follieSthots without either being wounded, they took to their swords, and M. de received a wound, of which be died on the spot. " The Rye Harvest is actively getting in in the neighboOrhood of Paris. " Fiye Per Cents.--Tuesday, 66f. 5.5 c: g .` LYONS, JULY 19.—0 n the lith the Prevotal Court tried twenty Rebels of the Commune of Saint Genis. Laval Frangois Oudin, Adjutant- Major on half pay, and another individual, were condemned to death, four were sentenced to trans portation, six to different terms of imprisonment, and the rest were acquitted. BANKS or THE RHINE, JULY 1.3.--The Wur temburgh troops, stationed in Alsace, are in mo tion from their. cantonments, to assemble in the environs of Weissembourg. There will be a Grand Review between that place and Lanter. bourg, at which will he present the King of IVor temburg, the Austrian General-in-Chief Fr:mont, the Russian General Tettenborn, and several other Generals. " BERLIN, JULY D.—According to the decision of the Council of State, the importation of fo- " FROM SOUTH ANILRICA.—Captain DANToN, of the brig Junius, arrived at Philaddphia in 33 days from Bahia, informs, that it was reported that Montevideo and itto Grande were taken by the army of Buenos Ayres, and that part of the troops sent front Bahia against Pernambuco had joined the Independents. A native Priest had been detected and executed as a spy and emissary at Bahia, a few days after being landed in the night near that place, front a small vessel dispatch ed by the Governor of Pernambuco. Nupterous letters to indiyidua!s in that province were taken ; but being directed in cypher, and the Vilest re fusing to name them, the secret died With him. His last words%vere, " I die foi : liberty, -- My coon- . try, and her independence.", ,lle,was a handsome man, about 50 years of agei.'?, -;,', Letters from Jamaica to the 15th ult.hsve been received in town this morn►ug, but contain no news of importance. THE FUNDS.—From the cmidusin cif business on Thursday, until 12 o'clock this clay, there has. been a depression in the Funds of two per Cem, and the market this morning appears very heavy ; Consols have . been done for the August Aceount at 79.1, at one they were 804, and .scarcely any purchasers. This fall is attributed to the immense quantity of Stock which continues to be sold by the Scots and Country Bankers, to meet the de mands of their customers for balances in hand, and also to a depression in the price of land. Many persons, taking advantage of the present high price of Stock, sell out, and make purchases of the former ; still the Monied Men continue firm in opinion that a re-action will take place, and that before settling day there wilt be a great rise. The observations which appeared in THE SUN of yesterday respecti4 the alledged jealousy of the Russian Government, in reference to the hour , ishing and extensive range of British Commerce, 11-11, we find, and as we might, indeed, naturally expect, made a great impression in the City. Oar readers will recollect, that we did not presume to vouch for the truth of the imputations cast on the Russian Cabinet, importing. that, not from the .discontented Buonapartists, but the Cabinet in question, issues all those offensive attacks upon Great Britain, similar to that which ap peered in the Ghent article, and was inserted in our Paper of Wednesday last. We observe in the Morning Papers of this day, an inte resting article, said to have been .transmitted from Frankfort, but without date, -and there. fore, for ought we know, it may be of home ma nufacture, but as it Conlesponds with what we said yesterday respecting the rumours on the Conti nent, which ascribe to Russia the insulting charges against Great Britain, that so often appear in the potent reasons for sufferirg their promulgat►on, will fully justify stispkion on the part of the English Nation, and seems in no slight degree to demand the vigilant notice and profound consi deration of our Rulers. The Company's ships AsteU aThi Princess Arne lia arrived off th; Isle of ‘Vight yesterday ; the Piste' left Bengal the 24th February, in company with. the Lady Carrington ; the Princess Amelia lett China the 10th March, and touched at Ajrer .the -lilt Apia. The Astell and Princess Amelia sailed in company front St. Helena the Bth These ships left at St. Helena the Lady Carrin g _ ton, Mangles, Barkivortb, Sovereign, and Pro vidence. The Wexford arrived iu China the latter end of January, and MIS expected t..? sail in company with the Aurora, a country sl►ip, about the 2Gth March. The Elphinstone, which arrived in China with the Wexford, was burnt at IVhampoa the 12th ; February no lives were lost. Captain IlivisiDE and .most of the crew are coming home in the Aurora. The Waterloo, Winchelsea, Atlas, General Is yd, Minerva, and Marquis of Wellington, were all well on .the 221 May, in lat.. 37. 00. S. long. 22. 00. East. WINDSOR, JULY 25.—0 n Wednesday his /lcval Highness the Duke of' GLOUCESTER paid a visit to her MAJESTY and the PRINCESSLS, from Bagshot, and returned to dinner.---Yesterday, her MAJESTY, accompanied by Princess ELIZABETH and their at tendants, took an airing to Frogmore, ‘vhere the Duchess of GLoucr.sfEß arrived soon afterwards from Bagshot.—Yesterday afternoon, her Royal HighnesS the Duchess of xoiiic left the Castle for Oatiands. Yesterday, about half past three o'clock, big Royal Highness the PRINCE 112. GENT arrived at Carlton-house. from ilounslow. DiTatcl , es from Sir LIVDSON LOWE at St. Tie lena wcre received yesterday morning, which that BUONAPAR TP is well, and that there is no al teration in his liberty. Mr. KcMBLE still remains at Stanmore hncler the severe visitation of what Dr. JttuNsou stile s " arthritic Tyranny," vulgarly called the Gout. Mrs. SIDDoNs has relinquished her charming Cottage on West bourne Green, and non' wholly resides in B'aher-street North. We are sorry to hear that she is not in good health. The remains of Sir WILLIA PARgoNS, fait! Chief Magistrate of the Matlhorough-street 01- flee, were yesterday morning interred in the Burial Ground of the Broadway Chapel, Westtninster. The funeral was plain --,the hearse being followed only by the family carriage and one mourning coach. Sir 11ru.t.tAm was in his ilst . year. The Irish Papers have inserted a story of the application of a man to Aiderlilati WILK NSON, i,interiek, offering to ;mimic; of t h e C an did ates (Mr. TUTHILL) for the vacant seat in the rep:.e sentation of ibat city, out of the way, Or, io oiler words, to murder lion, for a remuneration. Thi• story is t►o very improbable, that tholigh a man lots been tab:en into custody on suspicion, we have Lot inserted it, because we save little credit to it. THE tkLCEsTE. FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE LOSS iF THE A LCESTE. Extr 3e t front the Afrurititts Gcvernment Gazette. of th e 12. th of April, 1817 " FEE: 24, Yeste r d mv l j f s Exrdlency the Right ilononrable rif,nl arrived , t Btiavia, with the Genticinen of his, suite. Maje , ry's ship Alce-ste, in which his Lordship had einharked on his re!urn to Ett2land, was ah!ortaliatdy lost in the Scr,tits of G:lsper on the 18th itA. She struck on a nick ttnexpect, e dly, and soon after hegan to fill so rapiOiy that it was necessary to quit her. All t!ie OT,r crs ,„4 Crew reached Middle I:land in si-tfety, and land t d subh provisions as they could save front the shin. His Lordship and the Gentlemen attached to the embassy proceeded in an open boat for liaiavi,t, where they art-iced safely anii in good health : this day the trah s port ship Princess Charlotte, ;le. companied by the Hon. Comp;iny's trutNer Ter nate, sailed. to the relit!f of- the p-irty, Who were st ill on Middl e I s l an d. It is eon fid'ntty expected , therefore, that the whole of theQthcets and Crew of the Alceste will be saved . , with a s f e w tnls t o ,-- tunes and casualties as in so distressing a situa tion can be hoped for." . Admiral MALcor.m, at St. Heicna,has trans-- rnitted the fallowing information, which was re• ceived from an American in th e Straits of - Scnda, and.from the Master Attendant at Anjier:— ". His Majesty's ship Alceste was lost on a rock off the worth-end of Middle Island, in the Straits eC Gasper, on or: about the 17th of February :.she was last from Nlanill4 ; struck about seven o'clock in the morning. They landtd on Middle Island : no lives lost. Lord Amlie rs t scent to Ilataciit ' v. - ith three of the ship's boats, and 44 . aut 4 1 . 0 inn n. Th e l'.- nate, one of the Hon. c,„„ pan y's cruisers, immediately sailed for the wreck, and found thou (Captain Maxwell and about, 225 people, who were on Middle isrand) surrounded b y 7or Rou Malays, .expecting an attack front t;,, n , e vvr y .They all left the wreck,. a „,i went to Batavia. in the Termite. moment. The Cesar, of London, Captains Taylor, 55 taken up at• 131, per ton, to tale home the 1. and Phil,'. compane, Ind were to sail 9iii of April : she y • rhe Princess Charlotte trams— lanas to tak.e in 2 i oo l fromtoiis cargo, llata:ia , a bout thc. rl hart had also sailed for the • 'and did not get there until they had ail left n the Ternate. Thee could find no water on the Island for a . long ti nie ,, thongh constantly digging 1 when they did succeed, th e y had bat ante butt left. w reck, hot was driven to leeward,. i (S!i::;; - cd) " EDWARD BALSTON," the r t ti,e 'Mansion House, directed frotn Messrs. PHlma.di fAV O OI n ir T C(I II r y s (I V; a: n t ° i l :a l; i ll o g f A L ° n a and Co., Woodbridge, 'who had s en t Yt ro cow. pliance with an o , rde . r beir.:n g evideace his Lordship's atiti!ow . y• 'Up on the productioß of flee oi der, at the Pc'ttoin of which iras aZ impression in Wax itsl,n►el,hi;)'sprivate.seal. it was immediately alcerta:neci that a frgtudo:tut Ann lind !teen in contemplation ; otiection... itig those who brought the ale, the Lott') MAYolf. found that it had been nearly rif;zeted, Co -I,dpics m iar f was the i!;, ice at which the cask , * tvCre or d ere d to be ;nil dowx, Tie warel:ottse wen received hot _having had no intimation Front the Lot d Altiyo r th at ;me :11h,t 4 of the kind was to he exPec'ed, ire supposed the Ale was for City conswi'Pnon, and sent it to t;;L.: Nouse, us . being the proba!de un lo wax - i s siypli,c,l to hare 'hem ew how one of the tickets for the I,Lte concert a t %the Mansi9n- House, for the kvrlerli - of the tiehool :or the Ethiratioo of the I " c'r. •Aleasore., ercre wonediately adopted for the detection of the but without Ciii , s9lNG ST. ( ;EollGE's CHINNEL.'--I.Ir..SAP• Vvlxo aseeUdittl in a baiIf;011 ftcirn th e C y RAF, at h, tlc a r not Tuesday, laud-. ed klbt tit a it;i)e :111z1 ki half fr4tnt ttt . r. M. Ire.% .crus , id Ole luish (24::Innd .tivtz! hours ai:d . ',.!o tniutitcs,