The Sun. — London, England, 1817-05-03 00:00:00

LONDON SOCTItTY For PRONIOTING CH}t ' 3 NITY amongst' the JEWS. ntituNs, The Ttizht Rev. the TA,raliirl,r, p St. Mild's, The Hon. and It;eht flee. the boll Rishnp of Gloneteter. , NIN . PI4 ANKIVEttsAlty. E Two A NNIVP,RBA iiV SERMONS will be preneled on 'I litrity ß Ereninse, the ath of May, at St. Peter's. tornbill, by the ey. t‘Milit WOOD, Survive to bee,itt at Half pest Six o'Clotk. And ,in ('oids) hintning•, Mov Ilth, at Taristorli Episearpal Chapvl, Broad-court, Long-acre, by the Ray. LEWIS WAYS iki,A...,.. , ;ervice to brain it flilt ! ittist Ten o'Cioek. The A \WAY. NIEE'rINT7 will he held on the same bay, at trevmaiune .Gritt Quattn.atreit t at Tviii I"llMATltteAr f itt.tatsTEst, Performed Zoo Ntg i.. Ati hclh, Mr. ReCir bid; ni -Y forth, Mk. trill. AftOr whiellabe Itaticteptesllitm Crivrx7 6 4,tiartiv....tity Maim-01;1g itutity lair ; Ludy Bertram, Mist Stepiletts. ittt , Oris, and tom shunt, the great. the hubris ofirtitt. Stitt IFeli.spapee, the Pattie in ge neral, and the Prieto]. of Mr. Jetts TnYuna, who has bean nearly twenty-four, years intimately connected with that • Property, are hereby a lefortnyd. that it is now solely irPhis • • passassinn, this late .Partnership having been dissoired by • mount consent. . Tice Eorrost for the last four Tear*, on relinquishing hie Pltnrgov imlotto thiLok,liis Friends_ fut their Aid, and the Public fur its kind indulgence. Aittivto-1 tishnii, 711104, Waterford. DUE—i LiAims, 1 Dub uc, ' ' .. •—• 1 41111.18 ' . , CODitiE4ll? EXCHANI4E, FRIDAY, MAY 4. • Amsterdam 'lB , 8 , ,1i. 4 tit. Ditto, at sglit .. 33 0 Aiello dant .6. .t:..1..:: ' *:/... Wid c. F. Ditto, at Sight ; .. 6 .. ........... :6 66 'Antwerii" ''' - ' • ' ' . ll 1G Ilainliiirgh ' ,' 33 '' S 91 1/ 4 . Minna . 35 8 21 Us. Paris, 3 1/ay's sight , 6':'. 6 Ditto " limortieltitx, ditto 24 90 , Franlifort On the ?thin Alailrid S3l Effective Cadiz, , ,35 Elteclivr Sevillo ... itilloull . ' • 11 151 Gibra at. ~ • 314 ,tavgli, 4 _ -- . 4 " . nem) 4,11--Veolee Mmitu . • Pit!vim° ..... • Oporto p 5O Kin Janeiris '69 . Dol) .... 101 —"Cork. •II pet Coot.' Agio of the Bank on • . 2 .. New D4Kil)loons . •• . 3 Ili A New D011ar,.... A PIiICE olr StOCKS THIS DAY AT rweLve o'cLure. I)arrk Stock, tali Book Long Ann. 101 7-IGths $ per Cent. S per Cent. C ons 714 Exch. Bills,. lo s . 90;. pr. 4 Fivrtettts, . ail Curls. fur ACCOlitit, 7xfl 73j S per Cent. Navy Ann.... icwa !U(H ‘v,vrp;it munGP. Tf). 0 .1101r1t01V. &turtling, 16 anintitts after 4. J Eruning, 41 raiiitites after 4: THE SUN. Qugs 111Q1 , 412 VALIUM AUIlgAil LOVPON, 3,ITURDAI', Mill 3, 1817. • —v.—. tire understand that letters of the 20th Decent 'bet have been received from the dlceste, at Cu ton, stating, that since the Action of that Frigate twit►~ the Chinese Flotilla and the Forts of the Bncca Tigris, of which the first intelligence wits given in THE SUN, tho Local Government of Cun ton bad entirely changed its insolent conduct, and WWI all civility that the same Viceroy who ii2d sent Captain MAX WELL a monsage, to say that he mult continue outside the river, anti that di Ambassador would be sent do►in to him in a Ch itese boat, aq coon as the illceste had forced a pArs ige up the river, issued a proclamation, in 'which he author Led that vessel to come up to Whampoo, as the Lion bad been permitted to do on a former occasion ; and allowing the Chinese to supply her with whatever provisions and water she might require. Lord AMIIRRIT and his Suite had. not rrived f but I►ha preparations for !►is recap lien were completed, and he was daily expeetec wbefk the Company's ships sailed. It would be iluite co►►sistent with the character and conduct of this prowl and inlolrot, but cowardly Govern• meta, taking the alarm...forthe consequences of the unworthy treattneitt of the Ambassa- eior, it should mill out th3t his departure from Pekin lifid been delayed, in order to give bhn an honourable reception. Two days French Pupas are due ; but none urrived when our taper Was put to Press. This tooroitig we received New York Papers to the 24th Atueb, Halifax to the 27th, riOston to . the 26th, and Philadelphia to the 24th. trr'om the New Yorh iiilvertiser of the QM ifetreh.] i 4 SPANISII CONSULAM. " New-YottK, Al,4nett 20.—10 pursuance of a Atiyal Proclamation of his Most CatliOfiC AißJetty, bearing date the 27111 October, 1816, the intro duction into the kingdom of Spain of all and every description of F ore i gn Manufactures, emu posed-wholly or in part of Cotton., is totally and *Moly prohibited. For the information of whom socverit may concern ) in ttnlifOrnlity try orders, I do hereby make known the said [loyal beeree : - ' nit:WAS STOII6t4ToN." " fly the arrival of the selmonek' Young Emma, In 14 days from, Porto itien,•we learn that two Spanish frigates and 22yansporta ) having on board 200 0men,,:arriveil at .40adina 00 the 18th of FebrUary,.from Spain, bound to Mexico,- ihO'sente Paper.T .Soi!ttiNnri A l AttCll y,--By 1 the arrival ot • 0 the ship Caro/ine.','Crtitt. TITCONB, the 'have re , ceived the' folloWing verbal intelligence. On the 26th of January a fleet of 90 'sail of Spanish trans. ports, witlr about. 2,500 soldiers on board, tinder convoy of 'two frigates end flute Sloops of war, sailed from Vera Cruz, 'Where they were to remain until the arrival of another Fleet, which was to sail about the middle of February; first to stopai Havannah, and afterwards to form a junction at Vera Cruz from thence they would proceed for the Spanish Main. The object orithe Expeditioll was not known, but generally believed to be to. attack the Patriots." {From the Ilayton Advertiser of the 25th March.) " The llnitial) brig Mary has arrived at Charles. own from Kingston, Jamaica, with 160,000 loilars in specie.. " Eleven transports front Cadiz, with troops, nder convoy of the Spanish frigate Sabina, or 'vadat Havannah on the 3d instant." The Boston Conintercial Gazette of the 24th a March contains the provisions of an iinportan law, of which the following are briefly, the pro. vhi►ina 1. • No goods to he imported into the United States, except in vessels the property of the Cititetts of those-States; or - of the countries of whiCh those gOods'xid . theirrowth, produco or coanctfocture. 2. In all cases of contravention of the preceding article, .by rind cargo to be confiscated. 9. Bountiesand allowances now granted tO fishing-boats to be refused to all but those of which the Officers and three. Fourths of the crew are riti:en4 of the (hated Stairs. 4. The wasting trtsde is confined to native vessels and ikameit. S. 4% tt►linage duty it imposed upon vessels, though belong. ing to the Pitted States, which shall ei►ter a. port in one district front a part in another.district. (This is subject to exceptions.) tr. tonnage-duty is levied on American result arriving from foreign ports, unless two-thirds of dsc crew he citizens of thu United States. • „ _ - - By acconnts from Port-an-Prince of 23d Feb. twn ships, two or,three brigs, a polam, and a ketch fiat Spaniards) which w.r.: bent fin° that port by Insurgent cruizers, had been condemned with their cargoes. One of the ships was tram the fiavanna to Cadiz, laden with sugar ; the other vessels were chiefly frdm the Spani,b Main, laden with cocoa, Cochineal, &e. Five of the , prizes were made by one privateer, which put' it►to Purt-au-Prince, and was also seized , and condemned. The Petition from the Corporation of Dublin does honour to their good sense, and spews tbat they understand and are desirous of preierving the Constitution as it was.deliverato us by our ancestors since the Retormation. POPERY can not be too zealously watehed, nor can we too anxiously guard against its allurements, its pre. tences, and its machinations. Let us attend to The Claims of the Eitabfished Church (see Mr. BpwLas's admirable Tract on this subject) rather , than to the Claims• of thine who want to undermine it, and who, if invested with, sufficient 'power, would batter it at once into destruction. It was generally supposed, that, on the demise Of HORNE TOOKE, Sir FitAKCIII BURDETT would have in due time been divested of his political prejudices but the opinions recently expressed by the Baronet seem to shetv that he still holds the principles of his quondam Thtor in high venera. tion. Sir FeAticto, in introducing a _Petition for, Parliamentary' Reform, deviated from the imme diate purpose in view, and imputed the disct elites of the Country to the corruption of the llouse of Commons. Even granting, for the sake of argu ment, that such corruption really exiiis, , it would be a difficult matter for the Baronet to bring for ward any logical or probable proof that the dis tresses of the lower and .middling orders'of the people arise from such a source ;—their source is the * sudden reflux arising from a general peace.-- As to his assertion, that the war was unnecessary, the distracted state of ell Europe, and the-,happy tranquillity ;which that war finally produced, .1 8 a sufliclent refutation of such ad assertion': But the Hottoura4le Baronet uses language of a mote dangerous tendency, when tie talks of the " pas sive acquiescence with which the people had yielded to measures and endured' sufferings which might have provoked a clifferent ,conducit" !lave the disturbances-v . OM ! he deems so light been at tended with no alarming symptoms ? has the refbrining Baronet totally forgotten the excesses of the Spa-fields Legislators —the riots and the mischiefs on Sitoni.hill, , where4 person Was shot who is st ill suffering muter the consequences of his wound ?-41ave the seditious movements at Glasgow, and the dreadful machinations at Man chester, made no impression on his mind ?—is that mind so warped by Party prejudices that he can see but one side of the question ? The Ba ronet declared that the passkeness of the people he considered as wonderful. Surely be cannot deem these excesses marks of wonderful passive ness. But the ti nth is, thht the great body of the litople have km much good reuse to be otherwiie than passive under evils which are inevitable, which are every day working their own cure, and which the Government of the Country is adopt ing every measure that wigclom, sympathy, and true.policy can devise, to alleviate and extinguish. 13 A 11 A NI A 4, We are glad to hear by a Letter horn tee, mas, dated March 2l; that the OWNOr hsti advised to issue writs for conveningnini Assembly, teturnabit on the, gth of the r month, forts which we may h o p e that then be a speedy end to thpse.distarbances %Ara been so much tnisrepresented iA titre country, With respect to the above stihject• ire a" glad to state . , that die CENstis 1 1 upon by tie tWO houses of SOI we l i t i ve reason to believe has 'been Ouch et eJ presented, has arrived in this Country, and to be favoured wio.ll a copy of it rot imuto Monday next. This Hill is for the purposed°, ing a triennial R e gi st ry of all the sigma io t Edam's, and is of co urse a matter of intiv rti co the West India interests in geocral• thi I SHIP NEWS• 4.A lot MILFORD HAVEN, APRIL 30."4 1111 " ,ug the Sandwich packet Vt? kb a Mail indorena7 gers for iVaterford ; also this Ilsi.gb%;lol4 and Turtoise lighters fur Plyraostllt 1 4 1 charged th e ir s tores id Penthroic YI Northerly. • PO " ' The Lords, Commission ers of o e uoti have given ,directions, through the S ‘l i t y r Y : o , for two frigates (to b e named the Hhouttlryatl) to he built at the . New Pembroke : .they are each to tow_ 1 " .tir : to be exactly the sante, as to ses" l . ll o 6 i f i t mensiorl, as the Thetis and A USIU just built at that yard. for Wirtz DEAL, MAY 2.—Tlie Cornwall, litit.ello on shore in coming into the Dom" sit fa it on the Brake Sand, wh ere she rew I en n ui hours, till the water flowed i she " 111 ii i t i o oft and brought up into the D0t5" 5, ,,. * : 0 00.1 f11/ (him ige, Ai rived the Piano , t'y Cowes, y 2,—Arriycti Yel l i e rjo ) , ott1 16 ", alit! Retrieve transports this morning with troops for Ba r ns 1; 0 ,11 n Arrived the lot f tr4 FALNIoUrti, APRIL *dot, w it hart racket with a wail froll'oylieke,4oo C . altor, in '25 clays ; ate c l' 1.110 a wail horn NEW York ,; Haiti li es ' weeks trots) the former. Stliletistow, cotter on a crtike.-"W ind r 4; • *o'oti'ltbe. Fit -oetim Itonottred l ighne" thte .Vine Cetoi:k p OW L b ' e tbe tiacivs heating in, slipiosrd IQ X'c is tl r. eatlilldilly tiGe 1:::1;1:11 iled tvli‘e)6c t. exoliritrbutc(i '11 :t c i ( E li: y first i t i d u e t l; i : eb ratty Viscount UASITI.LEREAGH 1 1 1 1: s e:l a 1 11 d: i r s : by dittint , a 4 t l M 'lml """"ti.'s inviter! 17,1 rl,e Vt. - r of the (ray the t k ." ENT itt Carlton k ,_ er " v t . l e i. t‘ l , Wit h ELLIN __ ,, tooti Hope, ;Ind the to'', ` c ": 4s7. _?_ n h au l of Li __, e u lt r N I l loug retteriffe : they both sole" E CABII, at Fif e 1- LI POOL and Lord' Loi2tl.oll. THE DuctlEss np GLooccsTP.a.---Mire are ex tremely happy to say-that the Bulletin issued yes , terdly by Dr. !Luta-IR, respeeting - tfie state of the Duchess of GLoUCEISTRIt, was of a tery favour able nature, and was as follows " Her fto.yal Highness the lluehe•„s of GLoucts:sett had several }twirl sleep last night,,rtudi:s better this morning. "•Glotsoestof House, May Her Hoyal Highness was more free from pain yil+i4ercfa♦y titan she has been since her attack.— Tfie,Duke of Yoftk, the Princess ELlzAneTtt, and the PrillCeSS•SOVlllit of ( iLiwUCESTEt, visited their Royal Relative. The QIJP6N and the PetNca CENT sent 'early in the morning to make inquiries, and receive reports from the Doctor. The, in quirers at Gloucester House were, as usual, nu merous. • Jaose. The PRINCE REGENT cliii not go to Claremont yeStElday. Lady. CASTLEREAGH Went ; ship teitittitleti in-town. A itt a late honr on Thursday night Pr.TIERNEY arrived at his house in Dover -street, from encod ing the Duke ~INewcarct.c and family where he had heeti since last Sunday fortnight. The Doeior had pronounced the Dul:e and lit»ity out of (ten ger four, or five days since, and we-understand convalescent before he left them. Berlin has been in a state of great gaiety with balls, fetes and entertainments of various kinds, in honour of the marriage between the Ptincess CHARLOTTE 0( ,PRUSSIA and, the Grand Duke NICHOLAS of RUSSIA. LI COMP(' tieilee 'of the Second Battalions of the 53d and 0611) Regiments havin g been ordered train St. Helen a to h e disbanded, the Non h comm e missioned Officers, Drummers, and Privatesovitb the Depots of those Regiments in this Country, have been directed to be immediately discharged. Thursday the two Honourable MissesVANNICK, daughters of the late Lord lIUNTINCNELD; were married at St George's Church, Hanover -square; the eldest to Mr. DONAvost, and the youngest to Mr. LOVELACE. After the ceremony was per formed, Mr. anti Mrs. Dorravox left town for the sent of the bridegroom's hither,' at Brotilley .in Kent ; and Mr. and Mrs. LOVELACE left town for Ramsgate, where they will pass the honey-moon: DUEL.---We,are sorry to announce that a d ue l took pl ac e Y esterday morning at Chalk Cart», be ttveen a Lieutenant BE—Ke and Lieutenant on half-pay, in consequence .of dispute -at the'eaveddish Itotims, Mary -le-bone, the night before. After / an exchange of shots, without effect, ;be seconds endeavoured, to.elfelA a reconciliation, and we understand an IlllalOgy . was offered Lieut. 13; which he, however; did not consider satisfact ory . Gieot. B. They ligain firedoviten was severely, it is thought 'inOrtally, wounded in the body., The ball ltad oat I)ms:e -n-wed yesterday *ruing. ' AVILLIAM • ALYXANDE E• ES 9 . M in Chan eery, h ay i ng been offered the high aster situation of a Puisne Baron of the. COurk of Exchequer,, the Learned Gentleman has declined the honour, and Sir' 'WILLIAM GAtittow GtnC ra l, , Knight, ant i A lrOrneY• halt accepted it, vice Sir BicnaaD Ittctimlos, now Lord Chief Baran. of the Exche quer, vice Sir ALEXANDRE T ()mu)); deceased, Sir Sasto.at .$1.113141-Elin be . SOlieitor-G enern i , i s to At tor,ney-General, vice Sir t.t.t h,24 IlauW ; and it 'IS 31InnOtie l l that the offi ce of Solicitor- General h e tilled either by Mr. ',taco or Mr. Serjeant liksT. f! the promotion of Sir . AV st ChCiArtitow to the Exchequer Bench, the office of i of .thester becomes vacant 4 and also his seat for the Borou g h qt . Lye, in the tiouse of Go for PRINCESS OF WALES EXTRACT OF A LITTER PitoM VIENNA, APRit. " Relat ively to the Princess of WAI.Es, it is generally affirmed that her Royal Higlines& sent one of her household, en Courier, fron► Linz to Annotihte to Lord Silt WART, that according to the ideas . of the Princess on etign e tt e , sh e pro. posed fixing her abwie at the hotel of the British Embassy, and passing :a. fortnight at Vienna.. liis :Lordship, iniitatitly dispatched stn' expfeSS to titer iii, excuses. '' at the impossibility of receiving a Lady of the Royal Felinity, having nought to of fer but a batehelor's accoainlo.dition, di he had been left Without any advises from Government, as to the intention of her Highness." The very same day the Ambassado r . set t►nl for Tiittsee, itt company with the Minister of lianoser and.all his household. The Courier came np With her Highness at Morlez. 'l'l►r Prince;:s appeared re. solved onrcnlcrinir tf; in this town notil the...ar rangements for her reception were concluded as she desired." lIABWICII, MAY I ,--IPIII re`lgh packet, ►cith .1 11111 ii rl rfi f oe.e r s,: e ittl a ut.i t t ir e G ye s e ir t i lt t s li t s : . g s :t r l i c a A l t r Ei l li-----" , l , Fll l4 , : l lj(:( l :; : e t:l l .l e Y rtr liiillylie, l iet : i b iSt e ;:oilii: A igut be title of the richest in the woltu.,o itri pourer from day 16 thiy oder- it h.:iiir,uro io I:r"luent. This winter aninY `,l.l,af,r'''i ber'lii, .., i ve been procured for the corn a'we,-)tie v ii 3 0",,,, igtliti'lirt-LijotealcirlyCtii:lyli3tair;leigi.ixscl_telci,leani:ll.ts:bsic,e,ll,liitshitottltt.stie: ; . t , E i tt ' 7l l i . e i i ,v):):,f'd t'si'l.!11,,'E'141:1!1:11,14,:::,.111,!:1r,..'1! last stile prodnct i s 'l ol l t Icie°lc"/,'i';:iii.ert; o':1111.irell:q"c",'ff9:0e:iellia::: s c : o e it s t a , Y , ': , l s l , t e l i i s ‘ t sv' t e f i r a it. e v ria t ( i l l tl t i t : i i r l e ft t: i i l lv:e tt :: sl : ) . l"ll4lilleilsc}),:irt:':ifiliTcl)::::::ll'llf:et'7l;ll')::ll;ll'.::'lP:lti.'i'l: nt . nom, . i. . 01,11 1. 'not mous sumspi. )(faced by thi' ''''" ‘1 II ''''. "ken b y '• /4 boot ' the corsairs. ov li - wo rs In the coarse of last yt ft r' ‘v e gircioll:'fl4:: Atlilaill: 3„°, liireigit vessels: 010)4 011 lit ,, , r l' , b — s ' s u es , Leghorn, and Gibtirt4rlol,,, ;rt onthartiment, with cif . ,neS tif P " (liel,:k .' };lass, 0 1 l' . 011,t11.1 otivr tit slates, in - the hope at ,,, , litivanto , 11 t it i 1 e was b o inshaill:l. :.,, I ts : telaiej enetit)lit:e (I:too:, it 1 t il : : eek tc1),,,, :lit:: .itr:tiiiill.'.yrvi:4ftilvittiti Cei: : 0 1 141 li ' , Ca Se, . and these goods-tell bel'"v 1.1',--.100, I'reit eatt-ba the Aforves progrEed t he"' i' '' re 11l 0 B ,nd in InneWgreater Itiontitteg 1"I`I'le 5 1,4 01 0 t, 8,,"1: At the time of toe atrivar: here 4 ' 1( 0 4 Nri-ceo. 11(0111 tsbn-lee:tvt:ets,(,:lvii,ise7Flser::•ierlseusereirailititilitritiiiPit :%ity;otir:tiroz,llll.4;tetitrile;;...occriol. : 0 . , i -------------- On' to s! ‘ ele t i tro Pr; 4 ,1 . I !tree State PriStinerg tvere ta rison,lty.of Monday, and lodged in tile en","‘l.,Y6,c, let, I ,,,,siir, '.., rdnl' olf fiord Six/mourn, date" by' i Prill'il'iol''. names are John Johnstone, 5tvi1ife,,,,,,,1,,,0ci 30.. _find Joseph Healey , j 1 it the 117 tot i vy , i ' lg I Manchester (one from A11(1(14;1°1: ioa i' , I !'ilit' a. i l last from Dorchester, wile" " c j :11 111 c '''''' O fs '` be too full to accommodate thclood. 'llly „,f i t . vernment desires to liAvc them Ir Tressoa; vitt charged " on suspicion of Ijigt,/lt theYl),e,,iat', 11, the orders respecting ilicin f0e,,,, otber javolo„, , t i sePora e 'froth each other, 01101" vidlout 4 ,,iii bi "rid taken out daily 0 r far 1) ", t ' ~,..r. II b. „,ift) 4 ';.icalion with tiny one lint the a , cl l : , 6 di , r : 5 „ pi iffiCilit to C otupt, ' I these °PI' 11 i i OP 1 , o s c )uii ii 6140 , 4 , ~I, ... ( .1 .1 S „ ill' very Y o c c toll, tii, i n: d i 1 I by thereorbi:r ii)::,iscoo:lc..o;ecioqbtl: 0r,,,. :1 t'risoriers are said to be all gf."" l . . ance : one of Third fib s'siirgeol! .:. r l il C"' IBC li fir back