The Sun. — London, England, 1817-03-07 00:00:00

B K i A nttcAt Per Armed Last Night. • iitiktl9o,-41achrtit gachetb, Mr. Kean ; Lady Mae- Nirs. hanky. Aher. vhich,,Frighteted to Death. auf.GAlncti,-.King Richard. thO'rhird Mike of Gina !ler) 1114 11; Laxly Anne, hihri S. Booth, After which ;At litirOf 1111 E 1 . 6 -1 Lisbon t , I Dublin, 1 Wat er f or d . b uz ., 44 Got enburgb, 6 Harnbargit, 3 Holland. PRICS 01 „ ru ts HAT AT T, all Sind, .. . ..... Aut ltur .. abut ott ....... ... shut LA May Ann....stil 1 N ... .. . . .. stint .„111611 W ATER AT X nitt tuiptitts artur LONI b• STOCKS mtive o'CLoC K. India Bonds,— 3"s. pr. Lxch. WWI, 20. ••-' 6s. pr. Ditto, 3ti. as; 12s. pr. Ditto , lss. I as. pi. Cuus. ftor April, 693141 r:st Immo E TO-Mokao w • Etetliug ► 43 initiuttss after 6, TIIE SUN. LONDON, 41141W11 7 ► 181 7. .. . . i i,, , . 4S't IND ' IA TOPPING. 14.72013".41'i ship Cormvalli hum China, kilt nittWight ,yesterday ; left Chi na t h e A -- "illist, mid St. Helena 23d J anuary. 14-4' ~tritintioaed thiPs were' left at C an s t i t, .... ~ , . ...'.. 444114 irir, ,4 1," hlarqui% of El y , - ' '' -- tlt Ntl t i, Fort Willi am , ', I,'ghls dit gcaleby Castl e , • , u .t, Earl at nab:arras, .., " 4 tolt6, . . 74 , 4eA4 lir Buckinghamshire, " tileof toter, glarrittis of ti ntit l Y , 7 * 11 4.- Castle llontleY• : 1 ' - 171(4'11—•, -""ithi, Melville, , t 7 ,4 ,1410, Lady i,ottit s ' • Cahalva, and Cbmberland. • iv d t. b ill Pt 7 p Ilutigirford arrived in the ''. "4 141 ' 0 ' i Instant ; left Bengal 21st Oct°. '' l llilli t h I Pe Oi Gond . Hope sth January. ttittlisg. of the Bill for. preventing '11 .4 " - iee ttNs sod As i semblies is appointed It bentiliti the i 4trt 1 te House of Commons. The 'L , ' 'it (l 5 Nei), btu as it is of g reat 14 4 ".1!Cl l atI te; we shall endeavour to lay it ~...04:4 A ill uers 10 -morrow. i ll i tt . t . , , kii.. !,5111k..11 published every Thursday, f7llll Addresses and DeClarations from 141:1s,tsi„,,:lilt Kingdom. Tina published last tit, % '' .4 411 A IA D. 1 anti gy iiiis.'_ (urebees from the ~ts top lits44ti o t- i ttit , ll and Westminster, the Bi -I,N,N. Yof Sc. Asap!), the Borough of 7 1 rf . 4 ' As Seneschal and Inhabitants of ill '' t ie .. to4'.' t°L "1 4 ° f Dumfries, the Magistrates ef , Ar 3 i ' ' • te 5 & fh : fir 46 c . lin, the llagistta e- an d k sl illi e : • t°4lll, Kint's anti Marischall Co • n. ' ti ten I h i . t.ii: Borough of Tamworth, the Illik l 'aati 1 - 4tlt' - " I 'llnd, the Corporate Body and „ -IN c . , 4 IN . firrickferils, the County of For int %irk,* L 1 417 . 0 t iiuf Leeds, the County of 13erks, *Ntl e , . Linlithgow, the Inhabitants of 4 • li i tisit . • of Ha i I tr ek itster, the Inhabitants lk,i, * ttntl the Corporation of King's Wisli, I'll t , • to are , . ------.......,_ 1,, 11 '11 4t h ilt isl...' Ptesent . common qtletlini"."." 4114 it uCei/ tne Uf Orator HURT l'' "Wh ere I C ollst 1 4 ili ty Iv 11 1".--Their are certainly quieter ' 4l tl itlll. tr e i hut we know nothing further 4 ,„ , k. tei hr , ---.....„...- 1 4 r Ot ins 4c'' in confirmation of the preparn qtti. 0 itll.„,t id: t n - .‘nni on the 2tl Of December, is 1 ' 4 41 to " . 1 th e 4tit Number of Anti-Cot belt, tlittori at" Y . It is this :. a %tight or two ago 14404, CullYill the house lately inhabited lltivyolis fle"i9r,.having occasion to empty 111h,0 entered concealed in it 199 pike-heads. i ri. it t hiS Cir . 'llli wt eilinStftllCe will give occasion iti4ttittp lc) present anotiter Petition to the (4 , • 0 111 t an , • • ; . ' i th , a. 115, offering his opinion that theNt. 41p. 4 ' I".tet " w ere t .1114 te. ' lnn intended to be used, '' h 'it tb. !'"rl'lntl, for purposes of rebel .ttenht tre ilitentled for some other innocent ts . gq4bit "Rge, o p il . isi ttt s s u4 of ..:": 'til e t i h `, is.htv„.„"vednesday we cnpied an ac 7 Nitl ti Sir p,w7./rui Imposture," practised in the ti, tOithin,th'N thk,LLIR, to seduce virtuous !it'llapiitttlie e bear eS of some designing sco r n- ir i I 4114,4;441k tltlie We offered our assistance 1 14, 4 °r wh at n g this Worst -of Moral Swindlers, •- tli , ki,. lir ever he nay bp .111 consequence 1 ,1.. 4 Ft,: we received tl ' liiki Peetabi t . . IL following intimation , ilifi l,_y h , his ~.i.nciduai, and w e insert it t t tl e, (hitt th:tr-ling, with only the itece,ssary I,tlrtplhillayed, , 11 the Uditorial " plural unit" tii'tlit i :,9 chapne Paragraph is front a Cone ,4 s t I Ni t we e s c ar, and not ours. Vitiiil,44.ll te,l4l4't ell into our Pape r a day or two Since, tt "7 abw,,thporet, toms oN't, ill 'We surmised, t" 11 4 e tttl ay, nilo 1 t.....,,,,,,,tite.., ini k :,6 1)1,6 " two oclock, his Royal High' ill L cst t 1 ' tif k art itt o se, i., , Kit accompanied by Mr. Illllijtitxstwint:'itvei bt . _i Luke's liospittd,, and 444 4 ) 1 tiro 1., "eery oeparttnent. 441) le At ' lll. l of & Thiit- 4 ve t uw , CLANCARTY and Lord , elt , tr_Ke of 0 . : , , I for p4i.in. °,lll 1%1 4 7 11 04 is Fxpeeted in town next Vesterdtty the Patircz Reoutur held a Levee It. Carlton-house, which was numerotisly and spied dldly attended. A guard of honour marched intd the court-yard about one o'clock, accompanied by a band. A detachment of Life Guards was ' stationed outside: The company began to arrive soon after one, and continued coming till past three. The Ptruce atter some customary formalities, re ceived the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, the Cabinet Ministers, their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of_Vork, Clarence, and Gloucester, the Grand Duke Nicholas and suite, the Archbishops of Canterbury, York, and truant, the Great (Art—. cers of State and of the Household, together with the Recorder of London, the , High Sheriffof Lan caster, the High Sheriff of Surrey, the Mayor of Norwich, the Dean of Westminster, accompanied by several Prebends of the Chapter of Westmin ster, the Attorney-General, the Attorney-General for the Dit..-hy of Cornwall, the Lord Advocate of Scotland, and the Mayor of Shrewsbury.. The company was very numerous, among whom were— Dukes—Dtvonsitire, Marlborough, Athol!, Grafton, Nor folk, and Montrose. Marquisses—WinOester, NVorcester, Cholmondeley, Staf ford, and Waterford. Earls—Delawarre, Plymouth, Cariligan, Enaismore, Mex borough, Beauchamp, Powis, Roseberry, Rosslyn,llathurst, Shaftesbury, F or tescuc, Allesbury, Coventry , Harrowby, Li verpool, clancarty, I'aulett, Dighy; Mulgrave Winchilsea, Westmorland, Macclesfield, Pomfret, Stair, tiarewoud, Brad ford, Verulam, Egremont, Yarmouth, Spencer. Visconntsj—Barrington, Butkcley, Folkestone, Kirkwall, Deerhurst, Sidmnuth, Althorp, Clive, Ehringtou, Milsing town. Castlereagh, Marine, Melbourne, Cranborne,Carlton, Exmouth, Midleton, Keith. Lords—Holland, St. Helens, Rocksavage, Combermere, Stanley, G. Beretford , Selsey, ltendlesham, Wit'. !Sentinel, WM. Russell, A. Hamilton, R. Manuirs, Rolle, J.Toi,vnshend, Arden, Erskine, Grantley, Graces, Montfort, Summers, Sto well, Brsybrooke, Harris, Button, C. Bentiack, Kenyon, It. SeyinOur. Right Honourah Canning . , W. Hastings, B. Bathurst, N. Vansittart, W. Ponsonby, F. Robinson, G. Rose, R. Liston HonoUralites-LCol. F. . Ponsonbr, Lieut.th Barrington, Hugh Lindsay, Capt. Spencer, Capt. Aylmer, H. F. Thellus son, Capt. Finch, J. Lowther, Eardley, W. Bennet, M. P. Sirs—J. Leycester, G. Clarke, J. Silvester, W.prant, Tho mas Bloomfield, G. Osborne, J. Simeon, %I'm. Keppell, White, Win. Congreve, Benj. Holdiouse, .1. Graham, Wm. Curtis, Thos. Ackland, Lieut.-General Gordon Drummond, G. C. P., Lieutenant-General Alexander Campbell, K. C. 8., Lieutenant -General M'Farlane, Lientenant-General ITunlope, Majoe-General John Buchan, Colonel J. Robe, Colonel Thos. Arbuthnot, Admiral John Beresford, John Scott Lillie; .Ze. With a great number of Naval, Military, Re verend, and other Gentlemen. Many of the Noblemen and Gentlemen who appeared at Court went for the purpose-of pre senting addresses. - Major-General Buchan and Colonel Scott Lillie received the honour of knighthood. • After the Levee, by command of his Royal Highness the' Prince Regent, Lient.-General Sir Richard Jones, of the East India Company's ser vice, was introduced, mid was invested a Knight Commander of the Bath. The Duke of Marlborough had an audience of the Prince Regent, and delivered to his Royal Highness the riband and Order of the Garter worn by the late Duke his father. His Royal Highness also gave audiences to the Rnssinn Ambassador, Viscount Sidmonth, count C.istlereagh, Mr. Canning, &c. The Court did not break lip till near 6 o'clock. The Addresses and Presentations were txtietne lv ntneuvons. FASHIONABLE A B. IV A LS. . . Lady gory Dritinmond, and Miss Drummond, in Bryan stone-square; Sir Henry liatgletield, Bart., in Tyiney-street, Park-lane ; Colonel Dishrowe, and Miss Dislwo , ,ve, in Hert ford-street, Park-lane ; Captain Baker, in Piccadilly; Col. Willoughby Cotton, at the Lad of Coveatry's, in Piccadilly; Lady Douglas, in Cumberland-place; Mr. Luttrell, at the Albany, in Piccadilly ; Dorrien Magens, in Gloucester-place ; Mrs. Nenve, in Old Burlington-street ; the Downer Lady Petro, in Lower Brook .street ; Lord Valletort; at the Earl of Mount Edgcorribe's, in John-street, Berkeley-square; Mar quis and Marchioness of Stafford, from Trentham Hall; Lord and Lady Combermere, at Thomas's Hotel; Lord Lyn.. dock, at the Waterloo Hotel, from Shropshire ; Colonel Dalrymple, at the St. James's Royal Hotel, from Scotland; Captain Monson, at Ditto; Sir Robert Harland, Bart., at Fetittves Hotel ; Lord Maynard, from Essex ; the Earl Tal bot,. from Staffordshire; Viscountess Sydney, in Chapel street; Lord St. Helens, Lord Cranborn, Sir George Os borne, Bart., C. Moore, Esq., Lord Somerville, and Lord Hunting field, from Suffolk ; Sir John and Lady Sewell, from Paris, at Perrott's Hotel, Brook-street; Grosvenor-square. • Yesterday their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess at GtouanStua gave a grand dinner to the PRINCE REGENT, Doke of YORK, Marquis and Marchioness of CnOLIONDOLEY, Maiquis - and Marchioness of thrit'rroan, and a large party. In the evening her Royal. Highness entertained a select dress party with cards, Ste. at which the Duchess of YoRK was present.—This day their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of GLou. CESTEK will give a grand ,entertainment „to the Grand Duke Nicnot.4s and suite, and all the branches of the Royal Family in town. In the evening there will be a grand dress party. Wednesday the Duke and Duchess of Chou aesTEtt, af(er taking an airing in their cnniage, walked in Kensington Gardens. In the evening they went to Drury-Lane Theatre Oratorio, for the first time. " God save the King," with which the celebrated Grand Sintonia concludes, was encored, in compliment to the presence of their Royal Higlinesess. We are assured, that Mr.•l3Aarsaltas intimated to Mr. SAIiGEANT-his intention to decline taking any part of the American Loan.—(Times,) immense sums had been betted in the City that Consols would not reach 70 by the Ist of April.' The bets have been lost. Consols, at the opening of the market yesterday morning, were done at 691, at twelve o'clock they bad advanced to 7Q. Very large sums were paid yesterday morning. Fidrrsvzot.tvt, Mallon G.—Passed by for the Do*lit the Httngcrford, NArten, from Bengal, atitl C6l'llWall, TOUSSAINT, from China :—the fcii•mer left Bengal the-21st October, and the Cape the 9th January; the latter left China the 13th November, and at. Helena the 13th Jautiary.—= %Vim! AV. PaOnotrn, Mancu 4.—Arrived the Prince Ernest packet with a mail from Lisbon, in ten day s.--Wind W. RAMSGATE, MAtten 6.—Arrived, with the loss of anchor end cable, the Young Mary, YOUNG, from Newport : she was found off the North Foreland by a Deal boat's crew, with only the mate on board. a THE MARK ETS, CORN-EXCHANGE, 'Maul 7.—We bad no fresh Arrivals this morning, and the trade in general very dull, as buyers are waiting fur supplies.— Fine Wheat and Oats sol ordinary Oats and Pease All other kinds of grain d at Monday's prices, but and Beans are very dull. continue at Monday's prices. Foreign Wheat -85 s. 765. Fine ditto - - !Vs. English Wheat-. - ... 585. 725. Fi ne ditto 117 s. Old ditto - - - 805• 12.25. Rye Fine ditto - - - 645. —s. Barley - - - YBs.4st. Fine ditto - - -51 s. (Mg. Malt Fine ditto - - - 80$. 88s. W hit el'ease lboi lers) 675. 70$. Fine ditto - 1 - - 70$. 73 4 . Grey Pease - - 421. 50s. Fine Orcy Pease - 545. —s. Tick Beans - - 42115. 311. Old ditto - - 545. G 3,. Small Tick Beans • 3Cs. 495. Old ditto - 625. 795. Feed Oats - - - tfis. 245. Fine ditto - -28 s. 335. Poland ditto - 225. 245. Fine ditto - - - 3H;. 425. Potatoe ditto - - 445. 525. Old ditto - - - —s. —s. Italic Seed 50. 511. per liist Fine Flour -100 s. 105 s. I Set mills - 955. 10,1 s. StrritrlELD, MARCH 7.—This Jay's Market had a good supply of the valions kinds of Cattle: Beef, Mutton, Veal and Pork sold at-last prices, and the trade in general was not over brisk. The sales in the Hay-market were somesthat dull; tiny, Straw and Clover fetched last prices. The undermentioned Prices and Numbers are an accurate statement To sink the Offal, per stone of sib. Beef, ss. 01. to 4s. 10(1. Mutton, 4s. Oil. to ss. 04. Veal, 4s. 4d. to Od. Pork, 3s. tid. to' ss. 04. nekts. 670. Sheep, 8400. Calves, 210. Pigs, 310. 11-Lsy-NbatirT.--Hay, 31. Os. to 51. 15s. Straw, 11. 10s. to 21. ss. Clover, 41. Os. to SI. Os. THE WEATHER. AT PARIS. PARIS, MAacit di hers of the little carriages for Versailles out, " There is still one seat left for Versailles ; come and sec the spring at Versailles. — 'The crowd of curious per sons going thither is very great. The fact, which lives occasion to this, is the fine sight presented by the trees in the grand Park, which display the. phenomenon of a vegetation, such as is seen in the month of Alay. Several trees in the park •of Trianon arc covered with new leaves ; the haw thorns in the open air are loadeflovitlr.flo%vers.-- . -- May the hope which this early spring gives us not be destroyed by frosts in the month of May ! If we have reasons for fear, we have also many for hope. The Chronicle of Bullingner men tions, after a calamitous year, the summer of 1540. The fine weather and the heat lasted from the month of February to the 19th of Sep tember, and during all this period it rained hut six times. At the cod of May ripe cherries were eaten, and grapes in July ; the '2sth of June. was the midst of the harvests ; and at the beginning of September, the vintage was at its height. .11fillin ;ner adds, that this year was equally remarkable for the extreme abundance of wine, corn, and all sorts of fruit, There was winch smashing of carriages in the contests of. Whips yesterday, to take the lead in entering_the Court-yard, at Cathon The King of FRANCE has caused a gold snit& box, enriched with-brilliants, to be transmitted to Count Bueow, Finance Minister of Prussia, in testimony of the very honotthibre part be sus tained in the negociations of 1814 and 1816, at Paris, and which terminated in the Peace. • The statue of GeneralMottsAo is one of those which are to ornament the Bridge of Louts the Sixtheenth at Paris. The Rochester Election came on yesterday. Mr. BARNETT was returned without opposition. 'Waterloo Bridge is, in be, opened on the 18th of June, the Anniversary of the memorable and glorious victory. Ott this occasion the. Duke of W ELLI NGTON will come front Cambray, and will . he the first to ride over it with his ilOyal High ties the PRINCE REGENT. Mr. BOOTH played Vichard last night without opposition,, a nd with greater effect than hereto fore. Be was somewhat disconcerted in the Tent Scene by some injudicious Freneltified ad mirer throwing is branch of laurel on the st a ge, but speedily recovered so much as to die very hard in the end. The Apostate Moor is the name , of Mr. SHRIL's new Tragedy at Covent-Garden Theatre, the re presekation of which is delayed by the:intlisposi- Goo of Miss O'NEILt.. It is - stated that Mr. Boo Tit has a part in the Tragedy. Mr. CoNw.tv had a brilliant benefit at Dublin on Friday last, .and of liberal support few,per formeri are more worthy either from histrionic talent or private worth It is highly creditabe to the Irish Capital, that it knows how to value whet I the English Capital hes lost. Mrs. GLovca is now performing at the Belfast Thiatre, having obtained the permission of the Dublin Manager to appear there for u few nights: Since the tit»'e of the brewers raising the price of Porter, and other malt liquors, in the metro.: pas, malt has fallen 20i. per quarter, which hag reduied it to nearly the same price as before the addition ;, but no alteration bus taken place to the COOSIMICT. , u ti on unquestionable authority we, have to state, that the Mfddleton lieforni Delegate has this ,1 3 y beet a momitied to our New Bayley prison, upon an implication not compatible with the .strictest morality.--r(ManchMei Volunteer; [From Me Birminihanl Chronicle.) On Thursday morning last, at day-break, this town and neighbourhood experienced a most tr - mentions gale of wind, or rather hurricane`; the violence of which has caused 'considerable da- mage. At about seven o'clock, during the height of the storm, an electric body passed down a chimney into the parlour of a house in Pros pect-row, where it forced out the side wall of . the room, broke the glass of the windows, and shattered the door to pieces. From thence, it is supposed to have taken the. di• rectiuu of a back room, where it escaped through the window, carrying the glass and lead with Happily the family had not•risen, otherwise all within its reach must have perished, as it scorched the wood-work of the room, and burnt a bonnet to tinder which hung upon the door.—An im nnense elna-tree was also torn up by the root, and carried across the road leading to lluddestna Hall, near Vauxhall, and several chimnies, &e. blown down in various parts of the town and neighbourhood. During the storm, on Thursday last, a chim ney belonging to the premises peopled by Mr. Lawson, in Butcher-row, Coventry, suddenly fell, forcing itself through the roof and attic, into the room.beneath, in which Mr. L. was then in bed, and who, it is styposed, was instantly killed, * having a - large portion of the bricks, &c. found lying upon hint.--. The housekeeper, who bad left her chamber but a quarter of a hour, was at the time of this distressing accident iu the hack kitchen, and happily escaped without recei%ing any injury. Considerable damage has been done by this storm in Liverpool. A. chimney, abut six feet high, was blown from the top of Mr. Dyson's house at Everton, which broke through the. roof, fell into the chatr.ber below, and descended on the bed where Mr. and Mrs. Dyson, and a young child were 'at that time sleeping. Providentially the bricks arranged themselves, in their descent, in such a manner that none,of the persons in the bed were materially hurt. The same storm was experienced in Man chester, and threatened destruction to many houses iu that town and neighbOttrbood. About six o'clock it threw down three chimnies at the house of Thomita F. Philips, Esq. at Mass Side : one fell to the ground, another through the roof into a spare room, and a third through the roof into A room where four female'servants slept, one of whom being out of bed fortunately escaped ; her bed-fellow, wloi Was in bed, was killed upon the spot, and the other two also escaped, being at a distant part of the room. The same storm was likewise experienced at Lancaster. The I;ghtning struck and shivered the. mast of a Scotch brig, laden with grain, lying near the Marsh Point, in the river. Mitch glass was broken in the town by the hail ; two barns were blown down at Cocketham ; and, we are sorry to add, that a woman and a child were killed at Pres ton, by a chimney falling upon them. In Glasgow the lightning was very frequent and and shattered windows in various parts ut the city. At Hull much damage ‘Vg3 done the roofs of houses by the falling of chimnies, &e. FRCNCII MoNustasTs.---The Monuments which were collected in the Muscnin of French Monu ments, and which au enlightened and courageous zeal preserved from destruction in the times of revolutionaty fury, will be restored as far as is practicable to their first destination. The tombs of theliings are returned already to the stately church of St. Denis : all the other funeral monu ments which the Museum contained, have beets placed at the disposal of the Prefect of the Seine, in outer to he re-erected in the churehts of Tarim_ The ashes of Moliere and La Fontaine, which hail been extracted train the cemetry of St. Juscpb, will be carried to the cemetty of father La Chaise, where repose alrea:ty Deldle, Chrnier, Laujon, Madame Cottin=, dretry, Fourcroy, P.irmentier, Mendlle, Madame Hardly, Mademoiselle ttatt court, &c. thee. &c.—(French Paper.) Five persons have been appteliended at New. church, in Itttssendale, who have long been in the habit of tratlieking in forged notes; '2B were found in the breast 01 one Aall Lord, and 23 1 in the pocket of Mary. Lord. Three of them havg been committed to Lancaster Castle. . . Monday seimight an'industrions man, Jacob Hale, consisting of a wife and five children, were removing from Shipham to Gurneyslatle, Somersct,, when the cart, which was loaded•with housetield furniture, and on which the wife and three children were riding, was norm , ' tunately overturned, and the woman and tier chil dren being entangled in the loittling, were so crushed by the cart tailing on them, that the mo. Cher and two ot her infants were taken up wine, dead, and the third child so mangled anti *lured, that little hope isientertained of its rccoery. Tuesday last, as a poni•yorinz woman wits gild titering sticks in the Duke of Devonshire's Park, at Chiswick, a boy in tire. IlitploY of his Graces Bailiff had the inhumanity' to unchain a fierce mast* and set it at her, which lacerated her in a dreadful manner. She WAS taken to his Grace's fartn-house, and humanely treated by the Bailiff. B%EcoTtoN.—Friday John Larg and James Mit • chell were executed at Perth, pursuant to thtir sen tence,fOr th'terime . of robbery. They both behaved with badoming penitence and resignation ; stud Large addressed the spectat ors frOm the scaffold, its an audible voice, admoniAirtg them to his dread. Jul fate to be a caution to them all to abstain from drinking, gambling, anti night rioting, which had seduced hint to the commission of the Crimes for which be was to suffer. The critninals then, after some devotional exercises, took a me lancholy farewell, _and holding etch other by the bands, were lovochtti into eternity.