The Sun. — London, England, 1817-03-26 00:00:00

FR ENCH PERS. of Paris Prints te . atheti us In cuttyte morningoin'tri`6l:l;isli thrfollowing:— The' 4 11oniteur of &tortLl contains the Law of of Exchange, itc.rposetftiy the two Cham bers, and sanct►oned by' tite'ltoyal Assent. It enacts— " That the tioldi:r of a !till of Exchange drawn 'on Ore Cow. • • ti,oßpt;..l,l.lli , luil,*.ol:Ztrcpp(7,lllll44 t lidgin„o9,Enropean ter ' itt4 4 . v ti.V64l-4466. , ;•juoliellier 1 4 o niar i na ry nia;rew at sight; nil aKt demand payment or • nece iar l a ct witt i ta.4la ~i!, , iitlisjruni its late, (in forfeiture of all dann upon Ow Viiltir'srrir, tivvii the drawer, Utile latter • .. • 'made ' A ti,slent sboi,k - of eartlity , : ilte his IP-en late: ly lilt zerlitotl, 'of'Whi6liti'se following ac. • 6410' 'is given " Ou the 11 tit' of Ma refs at 141- ininntes past nine O'clock.at night, a %Intent earthquake was felt at T...ansanne. This - plieroisneittin —ctas re peatyd its several snccksive thel.space of t o e minute. It wear felt "Whore' awns], as also at Berne. Neufchatel', 4 ali i .rt Genes'a, where lrscem* the shocks- were'evela"inore- , liolent— In several places, at Geneva pliefienlarly. the lirni • tore was displaced -in the .houses, and the doors . thrown open. The hiss's were precipit knot from the :perch on which they sere asleep in their cages. • At Arverdon, a picture closely affixed to a wall was thrown upon the floor ; atld t 1 stone'lloor iu ano• titer house was split in severallAitco. Ttventy. four hours .previonsly, some persons were struck by a' violent shock, like that of some subterrisueous and deep detimation. In general a sort of crackling noise was observed in the walls, which was pro longed even after the shock. The •annals of Swit , . Xerland mention about 120 earl (Oakes since the sixth century, presenting au average of II Meech • century since the year 663." . • The Missionaries (we know not of what tort) have it seems commenced their religious Labours ,• at itourtlettnx. A person of the name of Monrhas been con ' demned at Paris to five years imprisonment in irons, and five years surveillance ; , for uttering se ditious cries. This heavy punishment is ascribed to'his obduracy when before the Court of Cor rectional Police; . . . . POTEVisBURGH, 1:63; 26. , —Count VernrclofT lets set out ftom Tifilis for the Omit of the Scbah of Persia. . Nuts, Msar 4 B Spanish - ArnbaSsallpr, • Count PerahidA, It'at, it, is s3id, b , en recalled, and his place is to lie fit el here by Count Fernt4l Nunez, now at the Court of Great Britain. Au Ordila ace . of the Police prohibits the en trance to. the Parterre of the Theatres of all per. ' sons armed or with canes. Funs.-s,per.Centi; ..63 MADatn f 1148CF1 Il,4TheKing has granted a , general 'Pardon (irtriutioltn tifirprisoners' in the ear ohs ntdrid, and tirrthigfaiitt . " all Spain, as well as in the Colonies; fur eili s ties which are not • •irrevotablyentidtmited by the Laws, or the re . mission of which 'is not incontitatible ‘i;ith the re . spec( (hie to public justice. . Elis Majesty wilts that the American Insurgents should be genetally compreitcud‘ll In this Act of Grace, according to the terms already •pt escribcd to the Governors of these distant Proviuces.'-'—This act of ItOyal Cle intocy conseeratti the Annivvraiy of the Mar riages of his Majesty, and of his brother, the In ' rant Don Carlos. C kl 1 N A. Letters yeslerilay.leached . town from Canton, of the 28th of November; brought to Coves by the American ship Ida. gnenf i this date commu nieutes several particulars / :whicivpit is said, were derived front Captain ALlitivita rilitiself, relative to the affair between the Aleeste and the Chinese - batteries:" MAXWELS; being aware of the manner in which the General Hewitt had been treated by the•war boats, was determined to be on the alert in case he shonid be inoleited. By certain movements of the Chinese squadron, be saw that they had some intention to surround him, in order to prevent any intercourse between Idi ship and the shore; he, therefore imme diately decided on quitting his birth, to proceed to one formerly occupied by the British ship -of war Lion, at the second bar, when she carried out Lord MACARTNEY'S Embassy. Whether it: was against the orders of the Chinese Admiral to suffer the Aleeste to remove from:bur station, or that there was some other Causer forhis'proceed 'jogs, Certain. it is, that he trat,greatly disturbed wheu he saw the.frigate getting:.uodee He both cajoled and threatenedi'With the view - to detain her until he should hear front Canto'n. A linguist was sent On board to warn Captain 11Axwer.t., that, if he moved, the war-boats would fire on him ; and if he escaped them, the forts would inevitably sink him. Not satisfied with this, the linguist threatened the lives of our countrymen at Canton. Capt. Alsxwett., undis mayed by his blustering, required nt the rrtessoi ger to give hint the name of the Chinese Admiral, to the end that be might ascertain whether such denunciations as he had delivered were authorized by that officer or not ; and if not, that he might tie punished'. As to the fate of the British at Canton, Captain Maxwm.r. assured the linguist, that, if a hair, of any of their heads were hurt, he wo uld forthwith run him up to' the yard-arm. Baying so far signified iris intentions; Captain MAXWELL ordered the linguist into the custody of a marine Officer. Whilst proceeding up the river the 4teeste was interrupted, as before stated, by the war-boats, and smaller forte, but without exciting in Cant.lllAxtv4r..t. any other feeling than etint4mpt for the puny •elforts.of the Chinese, an tel Alcede had to pass a 'battery of about 09 guns, which opened its fire in a more forMidahle manner. Captain MaxwELL withheld his broad sides until within pistol shot of th e torts , when :they Were given with such precision and effect *ill make them remembered by the Chinese for some • time to conte. A few minutes Sufficed to silence the batteries, and to tumble abdut the THE NIANCHESTER RIOTEttS. (From the Leeds Intelligeiy.er, Alnrol4.] Manchester remains tranquil ; but every thing which has .tran•pircd tends to show I hat the ob jects cif the Seditious were of the most alarming and dangerous description. On Friday fifty-three of the persons who bid been taken were discharged from the New Bai ley.. The whole number of Disaffected origi nally lodged there amounted" to two hundred and fifty-one. Of these, five were sent to London on warrants from the Secretary of State. Nine are committed to Lancaster Castle for trial upon the 13t1► of Chas. 11. a. 5. f‘ For conspiring with other persons, to the, number of 5000 and upwards, to proceed in a body from Mancbester,to London, and to repair to the,Prinee Regent, upon pretence of presenting and deliver -jug a certain ,seditious libel, purpdrtin, to be petition, complaint, and -remonstrance, and for baying, in pursuance of the conspiracy, on the 10th of March, assembled, with several thou sands of other persons, at,Manchester, with in tent to proceed together to London, in such ex cessive nutnbers as greatly to disturb the peace of our Lord the King, and to cause terror and . inti midation to his Majesty's well-disposed subjects." This is the charge against nine. Many others are bonnet by their recognizance to appear at the Sessions. Some are discharged on engaging not to be concerned in seditious practices in future. Others on a recognizance of 401. to keep the peace for twelve months. And others were' required to find bail, to answer at the Sessions , for their misconduct. In discharging the fifty-three already men. donut,' the Learned Chairman, W. D. Evans, Esq. in the course of an impressive, humane, and dignified address to the _prisoners, stated, that, though many of them had meant . to hurry the country, by their foul policy, into confusion— though, if he were rightly informed of their pro, ceedingS and plans, he had no donlit . theyhad all subjected themselves to a charge of - highetteutnr, yet Government, taking compassion' on them, had mercifully ordered them to be discharged.. Their means, he said, could not have carried them above forty or fifty miles on their march; 'and then a system 'of plunder and violence mus t have been resorted to, which be shuddered to contemplate. Their foe companions who had been sent to Loudon, he observed, would probably answer for their conduct. with their lives. Time Learned Chairtnan also alluded to' some obse vatiOus on tin, subject, which had e i pliearell in a public and which he declared were mischievous, highly libeitlous , end ought it) be noticed. Liverpool, in conseittettee of the rising, at Man chester, and of the other steps of. Seditious, has bestirred herself. W bare received s. copy of a most proper and loyal Deelunttion from that print, literally fill a whole Npwspaper, front end to end. They include. (4 cours'e, nFarly every respectable male inhabitant of the place; •'' ", . It is high tittle for eVery to show himself ' ; and this infporiant itt*teeelling .at Liverpool, together kvith Marty other places, proves that the l'ohlic ate aware of the danger, notniihstanding all the efforts of the Setlitiotts to c'fittecti it. , ~.tt, may be.. linportaat to state, as proof of the extended character and of the premeditated ha• tore of the Mattell'ester insurrection, that it is above two months sinch the Seditintsti here (in this town) first openly talked of ;In approaching expedition to London, in to' they were to join ! The Seditious Aleet inns Prevention ilia: was, by the large majority of ill to 23, passed in 'the House of Lords last . nightl . together with the new Clause for preventing the Mob Meetingt of . the Westminster Demagogues from being held under the nose of. Parliament, bearding, as it were, the Legislature, and defying the Courts of Justice.— .. This Will at •aliy rate open a longer line of march for the future Catatines who may chose to lead their tumultuous- and .desperate , fo ll owers from th e Hustings to the House. We know well the hope was encouraged, that on some of these oceasioils (miscalled Constitutional Nleetings). when the furious multitude were inflamed by the incendi.o y speeches of their delliders, they might commence the work of destruction by visiting the. Houses of Pailiament so itnmediattly presented to their vengeance,,, To the very doors of Parliament have they been 'led ,With this object, Aaria tt. we are convinced, had not t h e b est prera , t.:7 dons been taken to overwhelm the nascent mischief, we should, two months ago, Mire hail the' Areadttil task imposed upon us to tell of a conflict in • which the highest. branches of our Cznst it Inland 'Government had to he de fended, by physical force, from nuib r'iulr ace and revolutionary outrage. Little WA, done in the Howse of Commons last night, and indeed nothing of interest is expected till after the flmcess, when it may hesnprosed 'he Party will make another eliort or tw: E'rnrn Appearance of business it is probable : thiit Session will not be touch prolonged. We antick p ate its rising in June. Tile only important feainte in the Foreign News, received since yesterday, is 'the annunciation of a genetal• Atnnesti .by the King of Siat, extend ing not ordy Over that COltiltryi 'but la tileAtne ricin tiOlonies. Tile notice on tbi.. subject will be . fottiiti iu our.translation. front ihel'aris Palm rs, On ‘Vednesday night List, about (of Robin Hood's Bay), n shrug ;ling lugger was Wien by one OM. M. cutters, oufter.a smart engage ment, wherein, it' is - ,supposed, many men .were t:Te killed ; about 16 o r 18 o f luggee's eteiv44o their escape ‘ in the, boat fsorile.of and landed ut kobio Hood's Tow u one mit/ of his wounds on Friday, and a nother had arm amputated. The Ranger revenue cutter•, which sustaine,: the action with the smugglers, n Robin Hood's Bay, has anised at Yarntouth with the smugglers' lug ger, a very fine 'vessel, l 6 tons,artned with twelve 9-pounders. The Ranger bad three killed and six wounded. The I'RtWcR REoeNT intends setting out ,for• Brighton on Monday. A letter from Sierra" Leone, dated JantiatrrQs, confirms the melancholy intelligence., orieth: stated in Tsta Suu, of the death of ALIjOr PEDDIit) on the Rio Nunes, whence he had Meant to pro ceed. on his expedition. The news was derived froM King Drama, one of the black Kings. The following passage is from the same letter 1 have just artived from an expedition'after. a slave vessel in the Rio rongo, a river about two . degrees North from bete. IVe sailed nn the 2011 e. at December, and front contrary winds, did not make the river till the 31st. Ott the Ist Of. Jantlitly we saw her, about five o'clock in the afternoon, about two macs tram its, with her broadside on to its, moored athwart the titer, at, the mouth of a small creek. 5 11 .,e mo n unted eight . 18-pounders, tind html 48 men, an American built vessel from Unston, bought up at the Havant' ; this her first voyage. We• had a small sehoonet: i mounted with three guns, titre *4 two, one and one a 'nine pounder ; the site and nine pilau r. tiers were placed on our how. We had GO'spl:-.. (tiers and a few seamen. When they first 'saw n 44 they took us t or another slave vessel ; but 21S son e as they saw the Union flap flying, they let fly their bow gun, loaded with gi‘Hpe,. We immediately returned the compliment, and the game began within musket SIKH, W e We: On her With hig r glees and fife playing and nien elteexiug, and in the space of 1:3 minutes were boarding her on her starboard bow, amid, in less that, three minutes more site was outs. We had only two men slightly wannaeti ; the Ameritaus four. The Captain, Supercargo, and ten men, escaped an shore." The latter, presenting an entire blaze of light front numerous lanterns, were insttintaneonsly in-, volved in.total darkness . . tiptain MAtWatt. no‘ - v lost no time in forwarding an ;Account of all the transactions to Canton, aid requested of the Go. yernor a copy of his instructions, AS tO the in which his Majesty's ships wee to be treated. Not receiving an innuedtatenntrwer,Captain-M;kt *t LI, oleo/ days atterwards (the IVO , 'proceeded Aiiinself to Canton, and demanded an answer to his dispatch. The Viceroy and Mandarine held a - meeting on the otcasion, and at length communicated to Capt. tkiAravEl4.,.that the treat ment be bad .untlergone orginatO entirely in mistake ; that the finis intended onlyjo salute hint; that if they had done Moro, it was ageinst iheir orders; but that. he could not, under the circumstances he was placed . in, have avoided returning their tire. Thus it may fairly be pre sumed, that our .ennimercial relations. with the Chinese Empire will remain for the present un disturbed. THEATRICAL REGI,sSTEII, Plerfortiu.d Lart-Night. .• Damtv-LAWS.-c-Othello - Othello. Mr: Kean; Oettlenaona, Mrs,' Bartley. After which, What Next. ? • Covr.wr-OnantNe—Gily Manniting : Henry Bertram, Mr. ; Lucy Bertram, Miss Stephens. After which, Au rora, anti Love, Law, and Physic. .• MAILS. ARRIVE:D-2 ‘Vaterford. Ihre—l Lisbon, 3 GOttriliirgh, 2 Limburgli, I Waterford. PRICE 01 PAY AT T Bank Stock, shu► per Cent. Itett shut I per yen i. CUM.. 6111 70 4 per Cents. sh►►t Syr,' Celia. Navy Ann 99f A • 2, Corn F STOCKS. •► w 0 4 k:tor:lc. hatili Anti ' ahnt India 1benth... , ..514. ns. pr. SotOh Stock • 75 Elich, ls, pr. f,ir April, EYTON, 'ill, and 18, Coventry-street: WATER AI*LONDON RftttiGF 'FO- MORROW. &liaising, IR minutes after 9. I Evening, 42 niiiit4tei after 9. THE SUN. 601714; QUI* 1)ICE1411 FA I.st/M. AITIIKAT t „.'. LONDON, • WEDNESDAY, M.4RCII 2G, .1817, Q~ letC, li .. _.........,--- 1:107E,A, MARCH2S.--Arrirert t,,e buck, , and Venus transpr.rts, from Cat' James, of Loudon, ni,oe.nxe.l°.l7llt, Good Sta tesnom, Jelin ptlrtt troops. Also liFriVcd the CatliStir:e,Pcro, Senegal, • in 31 thifg: On the 121tIt 301 "'a - ZEAL, )ing in the Ritatls of Senegal tb c lictl bar for ' 141 England, put_ bock to refi t , 1 bn :141 ' 4 1 ' , °all itA%°‘l:lll°;l4a'n and r,(siri,:t viilleci:ld'6lflearle(‘3lv'leilltgett'icii.ctibleil:4; fl.on 5,,.e Margaret, ri aliALEteli.otte, ittl.l: et t:o111:Iiicfrott:61::! :tlll.l;il:‘;‘e.leedl well. The k iti c h l iee r 1 I l ar ;y: flor a , place, ue : GII'D:rile:::1 1 1 1,1 1'11, sailed fur Goree 311011, IPA: DEAL, BlAncit.2s.—Cante ham itotol andcob Coburg, ; Blenheim, fur Grenb; 11°,c,01, I..'er, and sailed, .the IVateclon, forglt'Aji lieogal; 10Jamaicar, • ; Speedwell, . for Limerick ; I° l, Ventura,e- I rieste ; Prince Regent, and St, Aalto,l,, for , Lisbon ; .George, for L IP , st..sir.-6:::r„..t.l_ivsliGnA:;',(l..rilltEbgz:raßir'ogra,,seuliftfooTparlurroe;plia:Bl,Lrilitli°;:iiraiiPig:echl't'atio,i.iclif:sa(B)3ltinrroi3:2l....,.sl4:l:-t.ti.iflliili:rl);riYirr:ii°luivl:',Aidl.)deillefilr',l°l:j.;:':'::,: , bpetsey, for Trinidad. 'the retofthe° ~ . ~, , helit tiv chess' visited the l'idnt .'• 3 sates; and . London trAtorit9', V I;et °- "elo, JOHNSON, from the fYllito, eleill, trial. the ring of her stii br° .. . .._.----1.------------ t' lil 1 - • 10 1' °n, ay the QUEZN And Prineels;l rived,;;. at Windsor from ii""(1". tr'll4t T le Duke of Cit.oucs iTes Ale"' of ( Lot,CESTEE went to Willf15(41:0111, '/1111 ; 00(1, after. (lining with the °Ll'fit4H Royal Sister!, returned toriondo ial_l.llllfil King Noon. after llor solo!. 0 ~,. his cold w spy awl ''''' 0 e .arc loppy Ur Sti. , P teritay. .'.4 FO The Duke of r : • (1 ll' e —II,,TECIII-AND Cisre REGENT g,s): yesterday. His Excellency , tilt ~t• ~... ,_ Count LIFO", ~,,b14:,, wiYuktssArioli ft is said, is oppoin' t't'''' it( the , Court of FrAnc, Rad '''111,,,41. '1;0' i N 1.441,8 Pd • -for Paris. El is rsccli.ei",°; ,010,'14 b:'.l '74YNEZ, the Spanish Antbsota'°;eitocil:;4 ,v r ;crioveti front the ljritbh couriscleco,k,';, it c France. ins Exce..llerey %ell! be or,rii, rn,k;secndant of the . late :tlarty,Dili ;„to. ;S7l), Ambassador at 'our cool', 0.110P:1: le at present as Char;.,.. de, .046' ~,, 0 1 1 • 4:ll‘e. a p : : : : : i .' o :stsile i er t l ii I)YELtsstc:trimg.iiel,erretlit,iel::!')iiis..r(l::)ll,lafidtill'illi.itsti!,:ili'llrlitFPleiPßsia:goiS:jl).Rt:liclEe'll:llAtriEtitii,:li,i°lli'se'eyile'tiiii,:t‘'..,:'6ol'l:',lB..nr''ltire:chiecvlz'l,.:"tb. ,jl7:l,''l,::',.'vs'jet:s,;l‘l'.,:l:l,,:l'iriill.,lel:°rPi.clir''4'l''wi'llit'l'lell'f3igi:)(4lilviits',il'ellili..e.fill..li''''j'ik?,.''i'l'lll'' n f the ir1"( 3t4 1 4 soy to MOVC. .•-•,. , j • ,tie ~ in . Cilltliii. fi dro ' l' sailo'cl R"5..4.n Captain G.v.t..0%'01',1,1 'o'44 lisii, during at ''ite Yedrs 151 1, I , I: 4 , illii7sAh` So , ti.jiiii, a Niiri.lti, lop 4,, .Irn. sity,ng, the' Japotio. ..I 001 0,01 ai 4 l " e n C L ,.. It. 0 vi' N l'ittii:Ft a 50,d11%,,Lii011.5!i , Ne," vetSeit as I) iS ' OM 'lnv ier o''' li ii v 1,4 1,1! :‘r, Tries. con Vert i n;. , : . the pit.6licptco )titsqcl";fi; ii 'lries• &)me of tire lief atan 6'41404° ig. tiffs, umPet6tongued," of hiSesir.'l',' .6041,,) ,Ptiblit sergices, and hig hil t ' ~t ic. a t ,, 110 ,;1! rape_ , is . assured.• that a t a period '7,,,,,0",,01 ci ,i r,i' “ C Mill rieS are threatened Willi se i •HI • ' i lir, lit' gitla a I I . ft it for II( the ..,nowN Pill NO; IP ttelitioi .001. c , the WantS of Swgitei), Ilie ," ~,,100 11 , " b."), "x PRINCE to the iaterool stiol i ' f tit est „",O. the best success. The 01,1ri,e1 ;01e.:., I,:lhcerssa re doubled. The o'c.f,j f.it,!do 'e ,, ." id"wi of the slain, are. Pr'''',"coiri.lill 0, 4.,0rt1 CAST,..ERE,GiI i s so otaelt.,.o;t,t,::o. crutch=es, yutch'es, and hail k, party to 'c1;nfi.,,,1,11ci,40 n„eistt,e,.„,rd,ay his Lordshiii tvcnt "',.,t1.,,ditt.,r1Y t'W'cts of his sprained ;Inch! 0. l er . 0.d,0'00 ' 'inti a long audience of Clic ,ii." 1001. yo will e.o' 0 ' This day Kurl Mtsl oto vg d oti er ICl:uatboielititn. Avilainrii:yte.rsstre‘evtit:ll a rour4l'd 1 i 4 $ j Yesterday Sir,W.R.t.t Am Cofoigr);':;ll:l':l.Ctrit Is I"cum-tenens for t tic bor:O NI A'CC)i, '01101i:1 91A Weilne f • I Ipitic" •icr'', *sin . Prof the genet a t is toe, ~,i,► ~6,4t.55,, 3 t t:' Lich 13 Aldermen I,ll' of ar r it ,i l . , I;cer's were present. Btititlry pers.lo,l.lVote. .(1,1!'! ffilict's allowed to 1)1: 013;zeveslo,01 'ominissioncts of tjte. Coai v i % . ‘ ",,,0 , k'l l kipq ~,,,,,t. ,ii Aprit ~,,,„ ,i Ay et"! e 011 0 '4. , , i i , VAII Prncy has takers the 11011.5 cs.s,lll'eflpi'd *VIS"" bit terlY OCCispivd In' St. /'! 111 ,t 11V.kifie Is furnished in a most gogniPc:rl,l togt,`i4l;l IT'iirtisbit)i reSidencei oil It P i"tC:::,''Oit,,Vci "-Ad's, CtIETOTTs Nt,or,vrEtk "..-*-- '''.V;o' ' ' r9CF • 4 after the hillitltsrt , coi o ~) I)e i, t` Yeaterd* .t., 0, , , piu ;1 1 re . y molting A p 3. , It Of iiiiitli e"rd'ing U, ref)ort; will tlo: r , i „, gunent of .ttuartls rittarche" ('` ~ 3 0 ,Irtrracks at- Windsot, for Iteatlloo - . O ue of the French' parcr i 6'o .ford, . ... tted leave-of absen‘ e t - tlovls (lay I ',L. "i"• the ItIISSI Vl' Artiblisid"r lieitli!' ; ootai 4, 1 0 ,0 ,Ite„ intends to puss at l'ori,;., ,--r p. of the ~,,, e , alar , u ' er:te buss ." 1" . tit _i p , , e Lic.p t• ; .11, I 1 ,1 . 1 L!- "/"Cp at Paris, litt been tlis'c't,,,l, ;ol) attributed.. to - i• in it s '`.- en lc' a COmp toot . „rile ,0,, ,11 gietted by the holier , the oreeti.r , t , ~to. ha , r• • . foto., , ~,,t 1, • y-mercliont, who .supplied Il s 40 pro „r.l linow whether it th Auk wine. ' D I cOle' I reign of Loe ts-.),:.1V• drat' tsvci3Y '4° (i'oris paper.)lio f •-(ki rival" trri,,, Amos% ,the,Addresses PO i , ,i cast ;4lo Gazette to tho ralNcs, 111.0,,,N1:edi to t '7ifie f it the lAte airocioo josalt 01;4''',0 fll6llolol4ili fu eriiii Jo:, . is i t,ne (rout the Socte“ tti; j'st'i.tl `i d ',CI I 11 the thrlic:.toogov. It i, 1,00,t,i fro p,, rii:e-d by valour, the ttintoillY,,,4 .1' 'andel 3," and is i ;,.,, 11 et! b 1!, Cy'''' 'I:I4N 4 1 ' i 01 (iievgktry.