The Sun. — London, England, 1817-06-25 00:00:00

Gf 'l',) )it it Es lioN T. •patriotic t.rltcr fr:nn akomanr other Article*, kon 1s possible.__ be sealuus part which wr bare taken '"PPort of Tito I'aoTeSTAT A%et.:KDANCY has, we are m Aating, procured Letters of Approbation from ra ts parts of the Empire. We shall nut relax iu uphold the same good old Cause. THEATRICAL REGISTEP.. Performed Lost Night. ' ''gT HEATIII.-..-00111 Pan Tutti. After which, Zulica, on Prruriens. \ I ! Qamorns..-11se Woodman,: Captain O'Donnet , M r. " )t1 F;titily, Miss Stephens. After which, The Forest Randy, '' fi T, O HF.ATRic ROYAL. Et 401.1111 oilettA-110415t.--.The Beg . , 1". ra: Captain Mechem'', Mr. Horn; Polly , by a and „ 14411 Y. After which, My Uncle, autt The Itriiige tarries ut safe over. t, MMUS. nuerniter and Jettey, 1 Dublin, I Waterford. I'M:ilia, i Dan lilt, I Waterford. PRICE 0 STOCKS Y r 1 3 ,114 jiAV 4I r' 3, (!ent. Red... ....751i1 Ceiit. ( '1mi..... • • • *lint ;t , Ct.iit iikr tint. Navy AIIII •sh"lt 1! Wt.:4mA. tlnnli L. A 191 9.lGths India hands,..... 884. 9119. pr. Exch. Dills... ; ... gs.,Pls. pr. C•ms. fur July, 1 ' 4 41 tt• t ''TER AT LONDON EMLI DOE TO-MORROW. ' tilitittte4 atter IL I Evenin', S 7 kiliatit" 3". 12. THE SUN. teis oteektr. IAI.3Uv AtiorAT LONDON, trEbNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1817, ran a‘siire our Itemieri, upon the best so the busintes of Parliament is likely e over by the I Ith of next month. Y the Leeward Lland Mail, arrived this '"it, we have received Letters front Si. that's to the 26th May TitObtAS • MAY 24.—" We have neWb Gttyra, that a brig of war had just ar il tour Cadiz, stating that an expedition of `'set and 2 brigs, with 4500 nten, bad par ted 4., illYs before, directing her cuittse towards Sli t o " -a.—AVe. have heard nothing fu rther 'eetitin g them?' t, setters received this morning from Bahia men 'l, that a Brit MI Ship, loaded sititli gun Powder; iiArt t b "" captured off Pernambuco by the Portu ts, se Squadron In a kttil. fi n ,„, 4 G em l era gn a t Ar t t,gllol to : , 3 friend i nond . on it L .. is stated; that the Julia 411krits• of fli n t W an d h a y. asperisaced great tlis 11'''tv froth drought.- _ ' e received this morning the Paris Papers of 0 4y last. 'Hey Announce the c ommencement Rye lbw vest, and that the price of wheat 1 in , 1141 to tall. There is ri considerable decline ench Funds. The Five per Cents. were SAt urclay,, 631. 40c. The following are ! tact , p Suss. 22.—Sir. Robert Liston, his tannic Majesty's At ibassador Extraordinary to Is tanrinople, arrived from London et Marseilles the -to instant, and embarked. the 12th, on an English frigate sent trout Ma4a to re - • ,•• • . " II Aller iC an Vi Si On consistirig ofa ship of t itse' • oelette, are 11 frigate, a corvette, and a g 'Plarantine . .itt the harbour of Marseilles. Prussian Ministers in Germany have pub ; a notice; that the German Emigrants, h' wish to to America, tvill not be allowed to through the Prussian Grand Duchy, without tog that they have prop ert y sufficient for the vyatte. ' t The Sictir MOday, a creditor of Joseph Bifo- M'''atte, to the aniount of between two and , ' °MCW francs, en d ea v o ured to seize the chateau :I orrontaine and the furniture. It was nlledgetl et tlle ch ateau had been purchased! by M.Clary, -' `"flt the furniture had been sold to the Prio r"' Itn Yal of Sweden by an, authentic Ac t, dated Joy, 1814. The cause was pleaded yes 'tr) ‘ t4 l before the Tribunal de Premiere Instance, ihl "ilatiger, for the creditor, and M. Mata, ' • - ' ()C ate for M. Clare. The Tribunal, on the uti tha t the Princess Royal of Sweden was not Par t y ' in tile cause, and that she might wish to ordered further proceedings. ,I Ltf It js said that the differences which e x isted Aost r i tian d Spain,respecting the preten .:l of the Q ueen o f Et r uria to the Duchy of t , . al, 4, are now arranged'. e. evening before last, during a storm at ) t he lightning struck the tower of the church “ l i'sienes Et rangeres, and slightly,damaged it. " RCHLONA, Joie 7.—Lieutenant.Genera l :; tt Simta Clara, formerly an officer of th e , k v. } 9 0 11 Guards, is President of the Council of fippOillted. to try Lacy. - d 1 Jowl f .--We r eceived here the itl Ore Yesterday, eia Paris, intellizence of the irssorreTtlon et Perrißtiiiinco, %%Vett bill alteittiJ the ;:re : -itro tieivosihtit, Iht li;toperfir initnetiiittelv se Fit on Conifers to,the biti-dnochter, and to the Prince de Metteriiicii,.4iiti it h thi u tttthe Pt ingest ti 111 pliweeti i.'r the iire.elit to Lisbon. " dftENOISLE, JUNK 17 -- is re stored in the oeighbool hoot! of Lyons." The vitally•inyottant Bill for the coati nuance of the Suspensi. , tt of the Habeas Corpus Act, was react a second time last night in the House of Commons, and the majority, on thel division , was 80 to 30. As it ii impossible that . the Opposers of this measure, if they have com mon sense, can be sincere in their opposition, we are surprised at their want of taste in thus dis gusting the Nation at large, by a persevering hos tility to a measure essential to its welfare. As Government have been vehemently and falsely ac cused of having resorted to a system of , Espionage on, this subject, we feel much satisfaction in 00- the following communication from, Mr. ADDINGTON last night in the House of Commons, as we are persuaded that nothing would induce that Gentleman to deli v er an y statement induce slightest degree at variance with truth : " As to the alleged conduct of Government in rescuing information from spies," the Right Hon. Gentlemasysaid, " it , was his duty to state, that no person hail been employed by Government to act as a spy, and that whatever information they received from accomplices nuts voluntarily given. in the case of Oliver ? he hail only eo say, !het lie understood that person to have been a respectable man, who at one time, carried on the business of a builder. The_ inforu t vitto lie had given wits quite voluntary., lie l!thl neither asked nor re ceived any teward for it." CORN.EXCIIANOft. JUNK 25.---This morning the few sales made, which %vete forced, were on lower terms than on Monday ; but there was so little business done, that we 'consider the prices nomi nally ate same as on that day. A private letter from Paris says—" The recent meeting of all .t he Ministers anti At ha,,,hasdors en ,it the house of the Duke of WELL! NGT()N gie rise to.a thousand conjectures.- The mo“ pre+a lent is, that at that conference the question of -withdrawing, from France a second fifth of the Army of Occupation was discussed ; and i 3 said that Monsieur DB CHARTRES is Sent to London to solicit the British G o vernment . to postpone the payment of the contributiousswhials we are t o tally unable to fulfil." lirmnstia, Juws 24. ---Yesterday the Princess AUGUSTA, attended by her Ladies in waiting, went' to Virginia W a ter, where her Korril Highness • was also attended b y t he Duke Of MONTHOSI3, Sir t tsteY CAMPBELL, General GARTH, Ste. Her Royal Elighnets took the diversion of fishing, and had excellent bilOrt. Her Royal Flightless rettirned to the Palace to dinoer. On Monday night, a little before ten o'clock,' the Princess CHARLOTTE and Prince 141topoLD rived at CAntelford-houSe front Clarentont.fions.e. Yesterday the Princess and Prince receivettvi9itt ,, from some select friends. They also visited the QUEEN and the Princess Etazantven at . the Pa lace. In the evening her Royal Highness and his Serene Highness honoured the Italian Opera with their presence. Yesterday the Dnehess of GLOVCESTRR role in the QuEcts's Chair, Arawn by her MAJESTY'S. poney, in the Gardens at the-back of the, Queen's Palace. Her MaJaSTY took a similar exercise.' Yesterday the Princess SOPH,I A Marunn paid her... respects to iter MAJESTY HMI the Princess ELIZABETH at the Palace. The' Duke of YORK a l so p a ld his respects to his Royal' Mother ;and Sister. The Duke of CLArtynck had another very bad night,att Monday. Sir llis uY lIALVORD was stilt for by 6tpress early yestetday morning to attend hi s lop,' Highness at. , Bushey. - We are happy to say .the :Royal Duke was pronounced better yes terday. The Duke of WELLINGTON honoured Vattxhall Gardens with is visit On Minnlay night. His Grace re mained in the Gardens more than two hours, and op his departure was saluted with loud cheers. The Duke of V s aLt.lNGrost intends honouring the Buglish Opera House with his pre4ence ends ac to. morrow. A large party of lashionable fri co mpany his Glace. Viscount ?tiny 'LLB inspected, on Saturday, the improvements carrying on in the DoCklarti at Sheerness, and also in that at Cha th am, in which place a new dock is forming.. Three frigates are, it is said, to he sent without delay to the coast of South America, to reinforce the small British armament already in that c l uarter 'which consists at preient of the Amphion 38; -and Hyacinth 26 guns, frigates. Mr. THOMAS Catarast,L, so well known for n his poetical talent s, 'has, we understand, written Ode for the ensui n g Farewell Dinner. in honou r of • Mr. ICEsdra.E. Nine horses lay dead on th e rm i pso road on Sun day, from the excessive heat of the weather. Cirtiise m adness is extremely prevalent in'the neighbourhood nf Newcastle at:present, and some children and many cows have been bitten, From an official return of the number of persons transported since the Ist of January, 1812, it ap pears that the total number of male convicts trans ported are 3988 —of female convicts 671-.-iamale convictsi under the age 01 21,.980--an l o f n m a le fe c onvicts, under the a g e of 21, 136. AM wo.latter classes there are toe 1 years of ge-;-seven Of 12—seventeen of 13---thirty.two of 14—siity.five of 15--one hundred and one of 16 one hundred and thirty.two of 17, 01? ICI 74 rpr.Tl:t3". A:? ?PUS ItEDIVIVUS. .irsor, defamed in body, fair in mind,. Knew well that vice and fully sway mankind, And, in shrew apologises, the sportive Sase Has wisdom dealt lo er'ry future age. ' Hr tells us that two cars beheld a bone, And each presumed the tempting treat his own, tut while they struggled, ragtatr the prey, Another cane and bore it strait away. Tints, if entail things We may compare with great-7. (Alike indiirrent in tfie eye of Faiej..- Thus when, for MANVER'S, AEROTT ha made room, And SHEPHERD'S wreath had gaited an added plums. A vacant (thee soon produced a jar Between Limo rival Brethren of THE BAR. Gtrrontes Goom Gt:st u a saw tlic'contlict rite, And, whisp'ring, pointed to the doubtful prize, GIFFORD was ready with the spoil to budge, And lot at once became au ESIBRIO JUDOE. . • BEN BUDGE. AIR. KEMBLE. In out.accottot - yesterday of the interesting anti impressive circumstances attending the final exit of this Geo - thine,' from the stage on Monday last, we mentioned an embroidered Sold, inscribed with letters of gold, and the elegance of the com position, u sympathy in the laudable anxiety of lite intliar to retain an admirable a performer in public life, as well as respect for that'perfornier, as tin actor and a man, induce us to present it • to bur itetSders TO JOHN PHILIP KENIBLE, EQ. or Tut: Tiltkrtic norat., coetNT-Gaßnlna. Sta,--.After having so long received from the display of your eminent abilities, the greatest degree of gratification and instiuctitin, which the highest class ut Hist riuniti repre sentation could bestow, we think upon the near approach of your inteinled farewell to the stage with sentimetits ,of deep 4. interim and, if possible, an increase of respect. In justice to the interests of the Drama, and our 41W11. feelings, We WOlll,l 14111 postpone the moment of separation Itl Fitted by the endowments of Nature, mid by classical ac quirements. 11 high association, and the ambi tion of exec:knee, you have, for . upwards Or thirty years, dignified the pi ofiat.ion of an Actor by, your private cow oct ail,' public exertions in the British Capital. tl'e beheld, in seine personification, the spirit of history Mid Poetry mined. lu e ntionlying the characters of Shakespeare and out in her Dramatic Writers, you• were any. contented to tel e an ()inward show of their greatness alone. The splendour of an antique costume—the helmet and armour—the crown and t:eptre--all that pertains to the insignia of comnimat, are easily assumed. It hen you appeared, the MOO and the ; man.were, as soul and body. ‘ The age rust country inwhich we live, were gott en. Time rolled hack a long suecession of centuries. 'l' lir grave gave up its illustrious dead.-s -. Cities and nations long passed away, reappeared; and the • elder brothers uf renown, t Ite heroes and statesmen, I.'n: sages and monarchs' of other y, ars, girt in ('he brightness - of `their shadowy glory, tired and loved,`.inif fought and bled, before us. We beheld iii you, not only their varying looks and ges tures, their proud march and grandeur of demeanour; but .the elevated toile of their mind, anilthe Hattie of 111(4 passions. 'We mean not here to enumerate the valiant Characters in which vOu have shone as the light of your era; but,we maybe allowed to say that you e.erdied IN that Whirh West urea excel lent; that Wherever the grandeur of an exalted 'Mod teas united with majesty of person; wherever the noblest.orgrin was required for the noblest expression; wherever Nature, bolding up the mould of character, called fur an impression from the most preciiitis of metals, there she ltiukrh to Kent lily as her gold ; there lm shone with pre-eminent lustre. — In the austere dignity of Cute, the stern pal riotism of Brutes, the fiery bearing of Carialeums, and the marl intoxication of .11e.runder, you transported your atulience alternately to Greece, Rome, or Babylon. .Seconded by the well-painted illusion \ of kcal scenery, yol seemed every where in your native -cart every where contemporary' with the august edifices of the ancient world. In you, smuts Of those g reat diameters lived, and we cannot mulct al our apprehen sions, when suit withdraw, we shall lose sight of them for a long:time. and, as life is short, perhaps fur ever.. In expressing t hus sentiment, we feel a warrWrespeet , fur every actor of genius. A iniod like yours winildbe wounded by any compliment that was Mit founded iii the 410 it libeial sense ut Ketwritl desert. It is MI additional merit 'in you to have ob tained' distinction in an age of refinement, and from a public qualified to appreciate your powers. A small light shims iu darkness I hat you 'have douristied amidst ii circle of gene rens competitors for fame, whew Various we aititiret and in- whose .well-eartted . ' applause - we. proudly joiin Tht y beheld in the tumours which your.. country to you, the permanence. of that celebrity wlych they h a re already so deservedly acquired, and a sore pledge of the future honours which await upon the close ut their professional career. We,ltterefore,c , ii nestly entreat t hat you will not at truce ,deprive the Public of their gratification, and the StoKe of pint sit;itiort. We entreat or you not •to take your final leave on the slight named for your bast per formance. All we ask .is, that you will coissrot to perform a li•tv nights each season, so long _as your health trill per mit. We autittre' you to giant this teiptest, by your oWis fame,' att• object which is not more dine to you than it is to us, and we confine's% Iy rely .upon your respect for pithlic opinion, that you will nut cover us the regret of a re fusal. We have spared the annexation of signatures us ina dequate.and unnecessary, even if our numbers and restricted permitted that torn).. The pealing. applaUßC of Ilie: atillience, each night of your performance, and the united voice .whirl} hrronspuides this, are the best attestation of the public sentiment. .• . Aloodny, June 14, ISI7. . , .. P.S. The receiver of this is requested to read .it atom!, or timid it along tlie'rovt itt the Pit, or iouttil the Do. itt which lie is seated. — The following are among the `Noblemen and Gentlemen P. - Ito intend being iuesent at the fire ell entertainment to be given ,to Mr. ICEfrigut on his retnetuent ii oh stage, to he 'celebrated at the FrCematiotie„ avurii, on Friday - next, the 27th inst. Lord IIoLLANo in the Chair : Duke at Bedhird—Marqui , ces, LawanA re,Taviltnek, War. c'estel—Karls, Egreinont, I larrietqlon. Landerd , el , , Modgravei„ Ab e rdeen,. Nintlettn,.re - i*, .Y.tratontb--Viscotents, 'ttarimclan,Kiriorall—Lortio,Peteestioe,:Canir—lloonr Bur ney—Sirs, George Ilvanniont, Gilbert item he..ite, T. 1,-4w rence—Messrs. Canning Tierney, Crotier ' Freie, I.Vemt, Tienneas 'Moore, Thomas catuiebtll, Roger", Owen, Flainean, Wrarnacott, and 'Penna.:, RtCHMONO TUB opetwa on Monday last under the management oelMr. Ktasetta-, formerly of .Covent.thorden Theatre., 'Dirt;- Play was The Busy , Body, and the Farce The Sultan. — Miss late Of the litutt TheAtte, wa y . Miranda in the one owl Itaratana in the other. She performed both characters with great anima-. Lion, gaiety, and characteristic troth. The beauty of her person, and the elegance of her mattiters,' forcibly struck,the audience, and she was highly, applauded. The 'neat e has been touch improved, 'in the interior. , ilattNaan,•of , Diary : 44oe ,The atre, was respectable:in Sir gor g e, airy, rind. KLASERT , bustled through Marp/ot tolerable success.—Mrs. , KLANERT was VCS y spirited in Patch. The Theatre' is likely to be well. pair°. nixed through the season, To-morrow„ the prisoners who stand fully coin mined, for trial. on various charges of felonies, will he removed from the different gaols in the City of. London, anti County of Middlesex, to Newgate, preparatory to their taking their trials at the en suing sessions.at the Old Bailey, which w ill coin mence. on Wednesday , next.-,—Moutlay next the Sessions of the Peace for the City of Ltnidwt will be held at Guildhall, before ,the Right lionotiro hie the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Recorder, mid a l Bench of Aldermen. SHIT, NlOll5. FAttrouTtt i 3u NI: 22.—Alriverl-the liontagoe packet vt ;1 m,til to the Leevratil 1,1111(1$ ihe . .23c1 :\lay, mid Flom Thommi', the .George, NotiP tilll Lt'g two for 11.1vre, Loa from Boc, +ne, Put , i,itu ',Nittlaga the '2; . 3,1 and but pot had. tagaio, tool u as there the 4lst tut. • • DEAL, mid sailed AO. the River, the Perceval, LiviriosToN, from Grenada. Came down from the Itivcr, and **dell, t h e Creole, for Malta ; London Pidtet„ for Rouen Isabella and Sarah, for Cadiz ; and Diana, bur Africa : the latter remains. Passtnl through thu Downs for the River the Gnildford, from Byngal . . NEWHAVEN, jUNE 24.-4 The hero, RAca l , of WHlfit, from Riga to Bristol, was or this port yesterday, with her main-top -gallant mist gone, and the cap of main-top-mast lost slit has pry., ceeded on her voyage. Warn Jut.ne 23.—z.0%ring to very thick ‘vesither for the last t,,VO or three days, two or more stall vessels have been on the rocks neat this place, hut are got off again Mama; wild damage. Dovoß, Jusi. 24.—Passed by dm Kingston, Yotirto, froni the Cape of tioo4 tiope ; Cvresi TusititAsoN, from Toosberg; and this ATKINSON, tram /maim BIRMINGHAM, Jura 24. rnr the present we are very quiet hete, the' natural consequence of the improvement of trade ) bin we have some among Os- wlo; will not leave a stone ;twinned to render us otherwise. It is, hi , . deed, Much to be lamented, that these Evil Spiriti are so well supported that expellee is no object with them ; but let Superiors of all CIRS , eII relieSt . ott thii sure truth, that .oich tbiil alwayi be the case when the nano, its the people are netive.•- tilld the mujo►ily are supine. Dissent from Tod C RCH is WO alit to rude! oppi sitlo t t Tilt STATE. 111 all mire disturbed districts, Religious' Reformers, of one descriptioU or another, ahonnd. for ill stint plaCtl4 where there is one Church,' there are ten Meeting/huger It is earnestly to be' that the LORD CHANCELLOR Win COOtiIIOIS • to take 100,0)01, annually . for the support of " Til PEOTEiTANT ASCENDANCY." Two or three* more FRltis CHURCHES are stunted in this I)3llH:daily as the great number o chilthen edit. eated at the 111adrass olter Sehoids . , in con nexion with the Church, will soon Want room. Parliament should lie told that the best thethod of allaying and preventing disturbisitees is' to }WILD' CHURCH OS, ppni it men of Education, - well" qualified as Readers and Preachers, ns the Minister* of those Churches. Tile want of stieb men is , much felt,. :and it is ni,t presuming ton naiio.4ts; say their litsa9Ps, In ordaining. Gentlemen, w'oultt. essentially support Religion by attending 'to flit , reading and style Of 'preaching; as etch •'e to the IC irotog aud orthodoxy, or lie iefipeCtiVe COW; tiltlatUS. nAtioNAL 'We bare before men:lone& this subject- fronfe' sense of national pride, and recur to it from sense of public duty. The Series of these iNletials as Svc have already stated; comprile till the' memorable . events of the late war,• which termi nated in the'glory of this country , by itq verance righteous cause, when nil ,it her countries in turn had crouched to a y pot, aUd by its essential co-operation in the de- Verance of Europe. lint this is not all+"thests Midilt are to represeot also the lititish lleroec whose military : skill carried that cooperation into' triumpllant success. It is no slight source of plea•l sure to us:to observe amOng.the Series, tot only , a Portrait of the PRINCE-REGENT, under who - se' government these glorious atchleyements, autt their happy result, have added so much In,tre to the Biiiish Empite, butttlin of our VENERAELS. MONARCH, whose high sense of national honour, and regard for the national tel have miirkolU Iris pure and estimable' life, through the whole Course olhis reign. We must recur to the extra- Ordinary vicissitude which - these Methls record., viz. the naval . preparations Of 43tioNAPAttrg for the subjugation of this cottony, Hod his sobse (pent :stirretider of himself to British ship of war. A more striking proof of the lostaltility of fortune has hardly been' noticed in the historic page; It only remains' for us to observe, that,. besides being permanent Itedords of British these National Medali also, itt point of t a ste, met admirable-'proofs of the excellence to which the FINE ARV; have arrived, ante . which, in that ire. speet, deolonstrates the With state of refinement . distioguishes - the present enlightened period it: all Europe.. SPOR'IING IN I'ELLIGENCE. STATEMENT 'the ODDS on the ST. LEGER STAKV-S: . D;o:c .lonv, '6 to 1 ni.tat, Mr, Watt i li C, hy W,h;telock. , 6 to I apt. Stoley's Wirral). 10 0 1 111: I). of lt,iiiiiltoo c s Resltes.i. lit to - I 'illicit. Nle, Fleithees'Cameleon. I% to 1 uKst. Milton's Sliiinborookiht la to 1 apt. Brother to 14 to I ar ,. .t. I.d. (liitertslierry's Caledonian. NittingAiitert,....Swetlistal,oi between Equator, iLiltI E Ittld Sir Tllootilt.—llettvti Rod tal.eo—fi to 4 apt. Si•iut, op. Jul) . StaUes foe two year (,1,11-3 to I oil the field. , , CITY BUSlNtoi.—A.(..,:ouption liall was yew?. 'day held, being. Midsummer ,Day„ by the LORI, Metoa,-.for the election of Sheriffs anti other Officers. Soon after one o'clock the Lord Mayor proceeded to business, %she') Robert IVilson,h,,,q. Citizen . atul Spectacle-maker, tttitl Frit. Defutitges, Esq„ Citizen awl Dyer, were severally put in tto ruination, and, upon a shetv of hander, the preseot Sheriffs declared them to be unanimously ~elected Stir rill's of the City of 'London alai Slirrilf Of Midolesex for the-yearensiiing., The thainhtt• lain dud other City CflAcers were re.eiected. 7r; lIY