The Sun. — London, England, 1817-04-23 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPEnS. ~: VI ENV:A, APRIL 3.-'-Those who travel through . INloderti. Greece will soon discover among the people a degree of acquired learning, which gives some to expect that they-are tiwakpaed to a coo scioteengekof the miitti Of their ancestors, whom theymgerly seek to emulate, The number of young Greeks who reside in Uermmiy, hartieu larly amt Munich, is a proof that the want of cultivated edoetitiqu.is, felt in their 'coun try. In Greece itselftle miist apphopthtte terans are einproy e ll for the instruction of those whu are uuaifle to seek edneation itefoieigo Countries ; and Athena, the ,seat of chi . grebtOtt' Philosophers, Artists, Orators, and Poets of AneientGreece, is now 'again ret.' One() to by young men froth various provioeCs, to be instructed itt the spirit'of Plato and Ifteninstlicue . s.. We. so . itit' hear ;if new and Ahle wt iters from • these schools. As api oof how eagerly the learning of the Germans is used by the young Greeks for the literary iMprovement of thek country, we mention " The History of Grea,Liteisiture, by M.' F. Schnell," which has .been translated into modern Greek by Mt .skonfin, a young Greek from Smyrno, who has formed himself by travels through all , Germany and Torhey, and completed his studies in Nlttnielt. The first volume of this translation has already beriiptidished at Vienna. An excellent Preface by the Translator gives a proof of the elevation' of his ,mind, and at the same time a picture of the mitidiel those .to whom he chiefly directs his glowing and highly figurative language. At the con clusion of' his Preface, Mr. Skouffo says, Shall we suffer foreigners to seize on the (intellectual) culture of out country, in order to have the right to reap the Imiti of it I No ! We are too proud to leave to foreigners the_ honour of calling our nation into life again !" The whole is dedicated to Madame Roxander de Stourtlza, Lady of Ho. 'tour to her Majesty the Empress of Russia, now Duaried to the Privy Counsellor and Minister of State, Von Eciling, ai Weimar. May these laud able efforts of a Nation from which civilized E.u ropb is entitled to expect so much, at least not be thwarted by the Turkish Government. ' D4RLIN, APRIL 1.-.-There are various parties here all quite different from each other, except iu one point, namely, in the hope that the Coostitu titan will afford theirs means to limit the Royal euthotity. It this is effected they will combat each other.: The itoyftlisti, who justly appreciate these parties, have the principle, that Under sidalt circumstances it is not a time to divide t to limity and to weaken the Royal Authority. Their expectations of the future are rather glbotny, , in which they sec a preponderance of the States, and rather a stagnation than a progressive inipeovement.' Well meaning men, on the other side,: say that thersee things in too dark eolours ; as ,the Committee fur forming the Constitution must keep to the limits axed by the King's Ordinance of (22d May, 1815, and there fore theta-is nothing to fear. Out, say the Royalists, if it appeals from the Ordinance That the States are to have decisive voiee, it was staalso in France in 1788, and yet . The imprejudieed observer, however, sees in those who are chosen Counsellors of State, real merit, joined with knowledge, experience, and energy ./ of mint!, to support the Throne, so that it is not likely any Deputy will appear who should have the most distant idea of attempting to shake it. As I lately expressed this opinion in company, a foreigner answered rather maliciously, 'tis for that, then, that so many Generals are chosen into the Council of State, anti the Committee of the Constitution, that they may 'brace out the Con stitutiole to tl.e States with their swords I His. tory can spew no example of so many Gene- rids sitting •in the King's' Council : therefore, _ 4ti he a otirely military State, al it has been sir often called,. or your ...guntu..l4., . t have studied many other things besides war." , . dy .answered,—" You must be little sc -141 ,With these Generals ; had they studied the laws of Solon and Lycurgus and the Consti intim% of the Romans as little as that , of North America, or the seven French Constitutions of modern times, they haves!! soup(' common sense, which will not lead them- wrong. These men, particularly General Count Uneisensu, possess • the confidence of the Nation ; ',if .among the States which are to be summoned, some foolish voices should be heard or exaggerated aristomati. cal !retentions, such a man needs but to open his mouth to reduce them to silence. Hip a General sully Unyaliat can be looked for, he is certainly support of the Throne." - • The great problem to be solVcil is, ',how . to maintain and confine the sovereign authoiity, In 414 k* all its branches, to make the Ministers respon ya k tittle, respect the provincial differences, check Isistocracy on the one band, and its opposite, ' the levelling ayatem, on the ether, aid to preothee by wise 4eliberatiou a artem of legislation adapt,. (ti to the tittles.: t )4,4. • Csssel, APRIL l 2 e affair of Mr. 14 oft , 111a1111 is now arranged to entirely to his satisfac tion, that nothing more will probably l4e men tioned about it in the Diet. The linni of money which he paid for one of the estatit - of the old Teutonic Order will be repaid him ; he keeps the estate on An hereditary lease, and pays for it an animal sum, not exceeding the interest of the pur chase-muney. , . FICTU4I4 I 2N-01 4 .411Pril 2:2, 1817. rr"E.gammissiONEßS f or VICTU4LLING ilisAULEsrrs ,vdry do hereby give Notice, that on Tuesday the. tith .of )fay next, they will be ready to re crier Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for Two Madrid and Filly To of CHESHIRE. BAY: SALT of the largest grain, or Salt of equal goodness; and One Hundred and Twenty: : flee Tons of LivEßrooL, or coarsegrained SALT, or Salt of equal goodness. The whole to be stoue•dried to be answerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders, to be delivered by the' 30th September. next, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford : arid to he'paid for h i Ilflls payable, with Interest, Arinetydays after date. rhe.Conditions of Mr Contract may be seen at the Secre tary's Office, ai this Office, or by applying to the: i:Aiileeturs of the . Salt Duties at Liverpool, and at Niddlewich, in Cheshire, respectively. No regard will he had to any Tender in which the Price shall not he interted'is+ 7 worda at length, or that sha# not he delivered to the Board he . Are One o'Cloch on the sold Tuesday the 6th of Mau next; nor unless the Person who mahes the Tender, or sol.e Pers*n on his behalf attends, to answerwhen ratted. /%)r. TI - 1 EATRICAL •11. li`2G IS TE R. Perfbrined Last Night. DouttY-LANG.--The Double Gallant Sir, Solchhon Mr. Dovrton ; Lady Sadlife, Mrs. DavisOu. After which, The Pannel. CintNT-GARpEN.—King JObtl King of England, Mr. keinble ; the Laldy Constanee, Miss O'Neill. After which, Aurora, littri The Spoird Child. . , tor' . WEDNESDAY THE LOT/TAY BEGINS nn.tw- ING—MORE THAN TWO PRIZES TO ONE BLANK— FOUR OE' TWENTY THOUSAND —TICKETS UN MALTA CHEAP. MMUS. AaßrvEn....l Guerns , ry and Jerscr, I Dui)lin, 1 WAterfin LiibOn, t iiittUbUrgb, t GOtteilUtirgh, I Witteritqfd I' RICE 0 STOCKS' Ting DA/ AT T tt.vl U'Cl.eru. Batik Stocisb ..... ..'... , • 251 .1 3 I , er Cent..144.....71ii 71 3 per Cent. Cons.... 714 H 71 4 pwr Cents. ..... flela 8 t 81 & pct. Ct. N. Aim. 192ai Itm 102 J i . ____ Bank Long Ann. 18 1-ail 4-IC India 1iund5,.....705. 713. pr. Exch. iti11fi,......i05. COI. pr. torts, for Account, 7,tb j 71 / 7.1/ . , COIL' l.'11: or EXL:IIANGE, Ty roe'', .tritn. t.'..Z.. Amsterdam 'l9 0 B. 1 t..%. Ditto, at sight Artiste' dale - t i 19 C.. F. Ditto, at Sight lint tent lin Alitweril. Ilanthur;li . Altrina Nods, ; Day's sight Ditto ' Bounteous, ditto ' tis YO Frankfort on the Main Madrid Catlig itievillit ,.. . ..., !II Oillioa 1111;rallar Leghorn -Genoa... ..... ...441---Nenie Malt, ' 01...---;—Naples ,3 1. 5, Palermo Lisbon Oporto Rio Janeiro Dith1in........ Ili ......i.:0vh..... 111 per Ceot. Agio tit the Dank on llollanil.. 2 .... New Dollars n 5 I Silver, in Bars, Stantlard - If • , HIGH WATER AT LONDON nutuGg TO-MORROW. &turning, 50 minutes after 7. [Evening, 15 ininuttis after 8, THE SUN. SOGEM QUM DICERZ lIPALIMM ACIORAT LONDON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 181 i. It is with sincere grief that we espy the fol " SUPPLEMENT TO ruE, LONDON O.IZ,F;DrE Of Te /430/CV• tiff get/ .IPII " WEDNPSO4Y, A-V*l/4#.. "Dp-ialit " Lord Chamberlain's Office, diprit 23, Isl 7. " The QUP.P.N lltiVillg been indisposed in the night, her MAJESTY 13 not able to receive the Company at the Drawing-Room this day.". Iler 111Ais8TY (says the Court Reporter) being taken suddenly ill at an early hour this morning, Sir HEN ay.Hat.Ponts was called up in consequence; and had attended tier twice by nine o'clock. At the latter visit he issued the above Notice or Bulletin. Notices were, .sent in all directions to prevent thu disappointment of the company its much as possible. moriiing we received Pius Papers of Still. flay last, fcoin which we have made tileisiollowiog Ext ractS " PARIS, Arum 20.—T1 nuke of RicuaLito and the Baron PASQUIRK transacted holiness with his MAIRSTY. "Among the general ?Ungar economy preiwing lowing in the Ministry of \Vat, ire are assured tlitt the Civil ()tricots of kite Ptitieez)' Households who are employed in the Airy %%ill not t):tain'tfie rttiretl pay, and that the !lumber of the t Aities-deLtaihp will be tetineeti to six. " T very day vessels enter the port of Havre laden with Cam. Tl►e freight of• th-tole that came in dui lui.t last March is estimated at 6,000,000 of kilogrammes. Since the Ist of April to the pre sent time, fifteen other ships also entered, bearing half of what 'had entered during March. The North winds favour arrivals. A house at .Havre has prepared 100 n►agazines to receive corn, " The Gazette of Venice says, that a Venetian pretends to.h►ive discovered the means of impelling a vessel at sea, without the assistance of sails, steam, or oars. lie also declares that the machine, of which he is the inventor, will have the advan tage, not less great than the first, of securing the, vessel from shipwreck. •‘‘ Emigrants from Switzerland fur North Ame rica still pass in great numbers by Strasburg. It is said in that town that an ex-grout personage, Who is founding a colony in the New World, has agent: in Switzerland to excite this emigration. " Accounts frowCalktis of the 17th make men. tion of a, violent storm that occurred there on the preceding day, and of the gallant exertions of Lieutenant CHARLES MOORR, of the Royal S'oueeeign'taeht, who, with eight seamen in a boat, endeavoured to save .a vessel from L'Orient, which unfortnnatelY peiished. Lieut. iNfootte, assisted by Captain WILKINIO4 I , niche Dart packet, .from Dover, displayed the most uncommon perseverance and courage, rritl was once submerged in: the tvateF, but fortunately he con, trued to support himself by swimming until he was seized on by his sailors, when finding, his exertions' useless, the English boat returned to barbatiy,, were " the generous men wilt) had gi.en such a brilliant example of rare intrcplility, reeeived the testimonials or that satisfaction with which every person present %vas so lively penetrated." Tin! Funds have declined. The 5 per Cents. ate 61 - ; f. 1U c. Bank Actions '1,285 f. l'AperS have arrived this morning,' their contents, though nut iMpOrtant, xl in be fotinti in our preceding eoltanns. vt. I The Georgiana, BALowm, and a P9rtugutse (nig,' have beets cut off by the Naikei on the coast of Africa , the former at Curtisco, and the latter at Gabooo. EX,TEACT OP A LETTER FEUDS THE AGENTS TO I.l.oyo'i AT HAY,Itk, DATE') THE I;TH INST. '' We regret to have to communicate the loss of tbe English brig Royal George, Capt. Ilawyrr, (presumed front Lynn), with corn, boUnd to . Rouen. This vessel, in ascending the'Seine, toult the ground and upset. Nothing but the mast and an 'inconsiderable part of ihe rigging are saved, according to . the report which has just reached At the same time eight. other Bliglish vessels, laden with corn, bad neltrly shared the same fate', and owe their safety only to the accidental cir ,emnstance 'of the Witul chopping round,,' which obligetl them tx tack; The Fame, JoNas, with c . :h•rri;'frem 'Lynn to Rouen, took the ground near Iltinfleur, but. was got off: nett tide.' It is much to. be _reverted that vessels drawing more than nine feet tenter should, venture op this river. The Insurance Companies here and at Rotten will not take rkks on vessels. of greater draught." . In nn article from Berlin, in a.German Paper, it Is EMU—. s , On this side the Elbe the pro9erity of all classes is on the increase--public and private cc edit improve, anti rents of houses are rlsitig; the ivages of C 33 per cent. higher than they were before the wac lu 1606." 14 another article from Frankfort, dated 4th Aprit, it is said-- The Priessian Government glees , as, .iinee I lie return of peace, the first example of repayment of National ntto-in Specie, Obligations 'have fieen'extingoished here,. in .pre sence of notary uut witoeixeq, to the amount of. 2 . 9 00.0g0 florins. This bac made a great noise in the trading work!, and will raise very . Much the credit of the Prussian State." , .• A c0mmu1t5....c.,,,, - of.m.itlerrable importance in a commercial view., is understood to have beck received front Paris by yesterday,* s Mail: It states, that Very essential reductions will immediately talte' place in the Import . Duties in France, and that foreign vessels shill be atitnitted cut mttelr Mort fa vourable term s . 71. he letter bolds out alba an bpi. nion that several articles of liritidt manufacture may 8011 be allo%vell entry but at a large import duty. ;This communication is so Unexpected by the merenntile world, that we are at a loss to de cide what degree ut credi t i s d oe to it.---(Day and Ntuv Ti mes .) • letters; ,dated Ist. of Aptil, mention„, alto on that day ti convoy of 22 'vessels hail sailer! tor Western Anterica. Of these,' they meld, ten have troops on board, and the rest'are merchantmen . Letters or the 3lst ult. have been reetiNed front Gibraltar. Great apprehensirm s Were -entertain ed there from t h e l ong continuance of ,dry wea ther.' 90 the opoosite'const the Marin %% is telt in a greater degree. The De‘! . . of ALGIISR9 anti the Governor of Oran bad actually walked b:tre- . heitle,l and bare-footed, in a religious procession,' to supplieutethe Deity tor . rain. Th e Jews had met every where in .tbeir synagogues ftir the fame purpote. tHlr sros DEAL, Arnii, 21,-;-Came dovs•ti from and sailed, thetliiiigitton, PowELL,fo' Arrived the tinpel•tit. MetAnder,' dens.—Winil N. E. PO RTSMOUtII, APRIL Lm" l'oaTE, from the Downs, an d stile!! for. A° ulig The ll,trliston, "wised by front 1.11 Dowits for the West lndieS.--Wina d QU I for New York ; the lat ter vessel was tow e of the harbour by a steam vtloci• The Johns , C LAR K, front t he Clyde to WO, is lost between Malta and Stnyrna. The Royal George , Howyer, iron) Lyon I ° Havre, was totally lost the 15th inst. near boef. from • ..... • 0 7 The Twee Gebroed ers , De rtas.,, cher; burgh to Rotterdam , is stranded on Goreel6l° The Dolphin, RIVERS, from Itionsgate to Rot; tertian), totally 105 t on the poster;--c't saved. • 13UONAPA RTE. ...-........;1111.11............ AGe 1 , t he Ado , ot.erusin w ho r ant(' pn qiefl er !" .... [pant transport, lately arrived at die Ca pe ' fo . . of Good Hope and St, lielcut, 1.14 , oPord Vollred ui in . ~, with the following,, particulars .; 00 . __,•'' Ii is stay latt • St. Elden) Ile one e oillY s t o f hil house at. a distance, walking in - t ()ID I to bi e tit' Longwood. He then ' ape"' 100,111 . i x t tremely serious and nteditative.tstherl,oo in 'w.ltis apparel, as he wore the old IT,Pe e° " lets 0 1 s.. hich lie 'ortnuoutit !NO landed, With ova thy , old el":', ii of collari of the fijs:snittlito,rire:ies-ac:,:o.:.cl:loei t e l a 11,iiita,,ri, iii, s rfi p f 0 0 .1 , d il st ' i c iir:I i ihrt : t;efr,h2ppeared.to be very oreasy. I fb e Icnvflockl • "ress were black silk breeches a nd , di ttig,, u . • • . , A tt(' "u 0 tin pav t e has of late bad Is sell.. off 1...,4 s r l ido ) !I.:ll,ll..sv,rce't'el'itrtait:tyllntillt'llitle, hot &a vow close tom' ttemp. II number has beet' intriabed since, lie s lo b lidto i„ •••.. ', , ,.. L.. ...,,hest. w , mar.e his eseape in a nituaci - - 1 „,, i ,p , %vaidefested„ and since which he 111,1 s s, : i , ,,t0 0f prated out , of his °WO house. 00:",10,014 ~ .:Ys . that three ~,oldiers of ille' s3(l rf g,i 4 01 tetililrti littdolliy enlisted for seven y• the ;expired; came haute it) t" - . HO et cry ..)iii'' . , . a ,114 0,,, • ot whom Were on goi . , pow listrutied escape 'was deiected,--Ourlivi° . v _L-- ~, olatiler ti.PPI IEnENDLi6 . Pnitsoto.--Ye'ter,(.l,7,•oo 04 era11(1 its twit:111)01111100a, chorh , i ,, t i, , 0 0 sou . 1 1 -,,, .•. -. • i i plsce O4 6 1 " P9l) OF4I OtlClleet, ton oa' 'ary i . pep 0 , ". butte's Office for the liolnet of Oct 0 ;S:4‘ll:llelliel:iiedi;liNeitt'.ie.l)ll:Ortill*:"Cilitit:it''lt(lllllCl:l.6:l2)l'lAlll4lllSi;/(FILi'l :4::"il:l).l.lcl'ite;9lt:fel:t',leYi•ji'lei'll•r•l':'sl:fll' Inii:eli.:l6:. : ltuttrti tv,i,, juuz.,,, .Leach m ill . 1 -° l ll • 0 4 1 0 1 Bl,l' iivi ' 6l " : ,liit r (i j c)l,l ° )ltel i e : cisa % i i ss '. i t, , oto : t fr i . l l , ' , ,t e Gi. i h ictg e i or, siu:lßelt;otctt:;rinisl,tsi:tillicer:ll,l:;'),(itiiii..ol(.)'ci.,Afillegitts:bf'p oy ti , if , ,t 6 , 1 .. t, 111 c , 5 4 r 0 1 ,t, i i- t ij inot t l4 ) : c itip ` l i,i ! c l' p ki.,, l' o t ,, ) : ti f 4 o(l l , P'1"():`,, the Ic.itir'S MC°ll,i'4,olts 1 0111 i t I 1 . ,i,. t4egon.al meeting ; Ricital4- ' . ' t ~t . r l'"l'c', ri brought to Loittlotr by the Maticile.li`o polieti,:t I , l e l -„'*ri ow t he -16.1) instant ; t'uddig, 1,1001,.'„1101`-' h infitimt triim 31AischeSttr, by instioll3 14 1 ,,, facers of t btu place. Thar c5", 1 %4 " I '', ti 6)nsitlerable-titrie ; otter Aviiic,l noii" . ~ p,tti 4 , ?doer nait Yesterday, bt four o'clock, th e , e • litt) Y i d 14 .. .L . ..9 1 ) air riicA at the Qoceirs 1.1‘1(::;1:01', CfPilill: /1,1 UpTul_. ", ii . w. Princes 601' 101 '.; i t , j ,.,,. i TsPt‘ tatuftEN,' pa-e ~ Yesterday the Dill;( 0f ~, to.atlc'• . C .' ik r i t t u t sl N y i:( l !c , , Bl , tei t C , e ' i t:t cl ie t i-l r l t r i A i:i . e ll4. l7: l3ll4 k f r :l 6 Nß t f a i r c i r o tik t ‘ o s s i r si t it . e.llll :t et i; j : t4llll: l l ) : l lal. , : i i'lle n C'l : l . 9:.,::ll l l! : l3lllisel ; :iii'c: . l,‘. .: lll4ll 11.1",euce, and thence, it is sal '' . few 110411.? ,toi ta`Y• ' It appears, .that daritig rite of oftlici,:d 0 tie stopped litre, he Scott o.rs ee iu u t Lit 61 i distinguished ot the pitrtisatis , got° mai! er . ~,,itcrilo? .ivi 1)u-r.L.----A roretiti4 took pldre Joi Joalgoopit ing, bet weet ft - Ho' I.) C--- °i d ° lse 1 )61 I . 11. - • n ee - 1 1 Esq. in II that Intri passed' het %veto them te,i)eci t o P oi 01 on ur) d ' a ' y Y" e vie'llttirtki k, in citnt:lanse;,irs : I ) `ll l s . l e c : r 'l il4 t i ` i 1 rether,' when the ball of the 'rite „cullloft ' oatict UellikriiMi's felt arm, n o op9 ° v itt I JO , $$ ft : iclic:telilitleirrlZl,titi/etiti.;:ii.lycil LI!),:litripetv;:n:31:::::111,0_ 10:1‘0 1 rgliiiii, having recei.vco a ' Autto). Iv tilir s :o A i ll, of the Coosalar 11, in din trill, at Rome on - the e 421.ith of P 4° c i si,ott(te $,, '.' r the Temple of -Castor. It ct! ri o . 1.0:100,„ :),a))* tablOilat were loon& bowl! It) 'ootoji, tio•ailoor; Posited in II it Clpitvl • hey c . re tile I i • 00 r of •cight of the Deeemvirs, 'N 41 0 ot the law Of the twelve tablet' o f Stall°;,ei We Irear.ihe,LOßl) ALIV",.GA,II3 rOi le cilittii intimated it to be 110 intent'" re' s' 1 14 Ji l l , 11,,,,in ‘...,).,.,e( t dict . meot against Erlga! ano 4 . too lit' of them with the crime 01 11°i/114014°w) s o , 1c several hondreil persons at . , ~ tii „,oadi„, bi"!iink ,tlie. taker to en:00)1 1 " ~, nfoce 0 . 1011)Y1"" r I t'Y sIA 01 su i rposed, that it is intent ' ~,crc,oo, ,to avoid the delay %rltielt IVI"1/11•."1 tibjeClid 1, f lA I :, teo. discussion of the t'-eholc:s., illtlictae',l,,,,,Vl.,,j introductory I t o f the fortot-lby dicir tit(l)ll„,tetii ppon the part of tiic lirisclner. locio ll °I ) r) ( 11: l ' A case of an inhuman cartr'Plvtojt.e, ! to N il! ) , •before the Slieriff.l))l"'te .„". l e li`ori 4cd ,: ll i' f i ''f l: ,it.istatit.--Wm. Guthrie ivf.• - ~t to- fd d. l o t :iii iron spike • ire centre ' 100. , 4 0)., Liao ) . t lo s pa „,,, f , It ` It ) 01,,e . • 1► , iuttnedi,4tely Afte r 1 ko pt te ll ,' te 11 stile cif the effects of ` .hi'' ‘ aid'el' ii,"tt , los . Ile , t the purchase was , eant rn i rY „: ) l' 9 ' -"d i '' ; 14 the 1101 Se WAS'ltlnfleri:ll 4'-* ‘i„,refiCed. ii , ) ti OP 0 lOW "'39 'fully crovvicted, ''' , if , 10' , ) 1 months impristmilicpt ,_ Atli+ cht,,,i,:kti besides exproce,;,--(ataiSr°