The Sun. — London, England, 1817-04-10 00:00:00

PAPSRS. 1 . ), % Hist \PRI said that next Sitnib his Majest,. wit' go to cbiyel, and aftertvaniS resume his ae ctisgotneclpteruse. It is said that the Duke of Wellington %sill set oat for Eileand after Ewer, but will return to before the end of the month. It is stated how Catisruhe, that the Plincess of Wales wits hl soon set Out for Paris. Marsji,tl 'Ain.,setia, Prince orEisling, (Wed on f`rid;C) last, ith:tut eleven o'clock.in the morning, of the dropsy, upon h s estate *lt Ruel, nem. Nmt term:. Ivhere luc ioh,thited the int:lly' occoi,ied by Cardival r s ieberiett. Ile was 62,yvals' of age. Thut,day the (Lty fixed upon for.his funeral.—(Tor Ittrilux particulars see another co lumn.) 'rite effective ['timber of the Parisian Yttionttl Onarth3, on the Ist instant, HM0411 . 11(41 to 37,420 111E11 allil,Lll at of the Natipnal Parisian CAvalty, for the same time, consihted of 232 own. n ov lti iligbuess Niatlame i)ucliess of An• guillemo tret!t opt, at two o'clock ;: ftotn the Tuileries in an open carriageoltawn by six white !tor4es , and prOccedt d towards.th? NorthyrnJlOnle. yards. Site returned to the Palace at half past three, escorted by sortie Garden du Corps l af Mon skim, and a detachtnent of the ehassent., de Berry. The Duke tit Angouletne %C HI Kive. the holy' bread to.ntort ow, at the parochial church.of,' the • A-sump:ion. , Ire,tertlay the Duke of Rieltelie*9 ( .!tpd.M. Lain 6, Mini,ter of thy' ltiterior, tralisi : tefe(l , EmbilitlsSith his "Ai3jesty. I,e , tt.t' front Itonen State, that on lattrnly ".l'hurtstlay the C t trdittal Archbishop of that city administered the Easter Sacrament in the Cathe dral, 'l,.* welyc children. per,im,iting the 'apostles, hating been .cotyluct.ed into the g,r:ind nave, his l'.4ittittctice, after. lie- hcttl washed kis t ql their feet, lave to each' tit thein a loaf and two silver Numbers of the faithful tt ere present at this eirentony. ~,,;,, baud of robbers was orgAnised last month in tbetleparttnent of . 1 1 ()ruc, who, in order to C(M11- t en' a iice..their dcpreda(ions, tiled to mingle thVi`n i with politiedl ends. The civil anal tarytctntltar,itie were ingtani,ly iu 4.lest ot" them ; and,.. thanks to their u , :ted Ltfort.s., they.Nete promptly ditin.rsed•. .ir leaders were trilled pod the rest takeo an d delivered lip to the Pret4.):. (.otirte. ilotJ i.OONS i APR ft: 1.;-A greitt somber of. Eng. lisp coin inue to arrive , h'ere - ; whnie f am ili e s, t si themselves iu out_ Depattinent, where prif yisions 'are reasotrahle. l'o.see the number of traNcllcrs who arrive by carch packet, one, , !night suppose that the diree , kingdoms were emigrating to France. uc r it . relatirins with the, euntinuc.to excite general octets-, lion. It is said. that therc , ate important hego ciationi depending bet ween..the kloont de Nltqtalv4 and our (..outt, hitt nothiog trattl,tites. • , It is.retwarked that a great number of Couriers have passed between this City and Constan tinople, which. has given rise An ,many coltjec. lectures. Thel.'state'C'sf -Ptinee Schwartzenberg is not yet satisfactory, • Physicians have, ,it ,is said, prOr notinceil.that he tabours untier an affection of the 'complicated with other ,tliseases.. :Several .o(.tte most skilful bane beto'cottsttitell. ,1k has for the last days taken a turn irthis,carriage round the ghicis ; he 'as • yet has scarcely the use of his right foot.. • • . " It is coofitlently said, that the Doke Ferdinand of N i tiirtemiter.4, who has just married the PrineLss. Cutiegqpite of ;Metternich, will be...named Viceroy of the Lontbardo,Vt.oetiati kingdom,,theJ cii .pity being definitively .abandoned - by tlio' Arelititike Anthony.. It is added thfit the Vice.ttegal seat will be transferred to-Verona, as: central, and neatly elitti-tlistant•tiour-Alitan an d Ve n ice. RomE, bistaco the Court of Naples intends .to augment the Natiostal Army, a to - employ foreign. troots, esforday. Wa3 tt - day of solemn celebration. Salvoes of art lll ".V) a Vile illumination, the Court to which .svt re admitted the .Foreign Atubapiatior:h, (Irani ces of the K111(00111, the'principal Atstbutities,,civil and military, attnotniced time anniversary of the period,when Fyttlinand VII, was restored to the wishei of his faithful subjects., ceremony of - the.inatiguration of, the four great, colleges of Salamanca, have been, re,.. :established by the. King,, took place in that city, Which regrtt tea exceedingly -its' ~ n cient' tiott3 . ,. Charles 111. suppresseditiieut his grludlstm tas' just . vestored them to . tivairlot destina.. Altese houses of ethicist itm, it is known, 'admit none but ihe sons of the hest iktlll:liCß, ,rho 4 111t•liti 14/e V CClcSiat:llo,tl affil cite{ rtt;. P1.A. , +191(' ton 45:their stiviivi are fr u C i si ß A, •At' ht.ro, that Vieroy Ott ~,lexit'ta, till IZt-v, , il.arrive.l in Luittlon. hil,r 4,,tvitag , his isind #ltlfv ue. 1 1'";'"-vd.'-vitit t) of that dot colony. iittuttstit.s., L. I ---•Constll:lt:y have been heti to .titi,:teitt.pArts rct Fl,lll , lo's ,Cote: tot: sw.artant a4ititi , t the - Priu", " 1 . it~tt ilia, Bishop o: „ rt ;3' , vner.'"lly thot:Aht • that Prel,tte. hits tit:0.11411ml .ntit, lc) appear, beftirt: .C.ambei . of - ,Accuhatiott of ,the superior Court ° I J "'" c "' " lI `I i t is js. 0; :4s4etlvri that be is re - tired to little, which ilowev,r ‘v b o lly wants con tirmatiou. FfIFNCIf FV\Di, APRIL 5.--Five per Cents, 611. sc.—llank Stock, 1247 t. 50c. PC)C)11 LAWS. .. , . , . The t fi)llOnin4 . is tilt; Letter tulirv;,e".l to ' 4 ' the Enrron of THE suN, in tile Cork ,Itlvertrser, to 7 f Whiell we yes"terclay Itllticd. ' We'' feel it. Us u proud cli,tinct,ion, And gratifyitlq rewattl far the • - disFliarge of our public duty, to be, mo v•ctet 1 's ! • II t 1 .4 0l `tlictir sfignt.y, as °elate( wit t ..ne ac Country whose names occur Ili thiS'ilOcument, , -: ~ The EDITOR Of 'I tie SUN cith trnly. aver; that in his liutited sphere he never neglected tine Occasion of advancing, as far as lay in his power,' what he considered the best interests of Great Br'it • and it is very cheering to Intve his homblescrviceS . publicly acknowledged by so competent and re• spectable a man as Mr.Palth."l , ,At.' To Tim EIATOR OF 'llly, st.n.. 14, ..91.11,-Irlo your Paper of the 2.oth iost. you were Pleased to;iovite Communicatious on the subject of the Poor, whose interests have been so ably pro moted by Mr. Owttst, of Lanark, and so effica ciously submitted to the Public consideration through your valuable Journal. ". I have for many years past given the state of the Poor, particularly in Irelana, the novst serious invest*ation. Their eXtensive m i s e f irs have iti• floenced.me io,..oultayour to mature Ii plan to inf.; prove their deplorable stake... . This 1 3eco mptishe ( l atseriea,of Le.q•erfi r mftlressed to the, 1.41'0 . 1101' t)I the Cork Atirer:ti.ter,, , %thici, I have re-published iu (Pamphlel, ,t erlicated i . by_ permission, t.r) Mr Fuel, as the Minister of Ireland. This,l'anTl l 6l 1 now be, leave .to send ,y.ou through the hist (Mice.. In you ,will,ftud a strong analogy Ii the admirable and extcosive.plan of . Mr, Owen who, from his/practical exrcrience; has erPerei rova scale of, relief to his disttes,Ml crea . tures, which the state...( p )f Ireland could, not perm; me to hope to see. accomplished for many years 'Happy should the lower order, in Great lit itair feel, when such independent rumd benevolent chit , Teeters as Mr. ()weft and Mr. Cur wen come for. ward And devote their time, their talents, and thei 'wealth, in promoting trnerharity,trhos'e best prui is industry: The employment of the lower_orders is the grand Desideratum. Mr. -I.:; k nruten : s.tid,, in his admirable Speech io the tionse of -Coia.n u ritat (. loftily is of divine institution, and that it era,ti influenced by motives' SOperior t 4 htisp..of human councils . . Tlik so.happily t' presSed, must animate every Senator to nfitwd bins his.assistance to with possible dis patch, so good, so glorious, M'id'st benevolent a cause--the cause of Cod himself hat ditty which comes next to our li;ve to Cod, the love fit our neighbour. Ibis is Chatity undisguised by• fac tion. party, or sell-interest.,. "got I for g ot myself, the interest of the Poor .is our interest, iiri..ninch u their .vvell•being euntributcs out' t i lttidiai happiness , . We. cal,not he ~ appy 3110 :set t1):f perishing through ;actual Ivant before otmr.eyes.— Mie. insnrions repast, the finitely pillow,, or the splentlitlesptipaLze,.are vain Nlv,itto , v;;, when coot, pared to the heartfelt pleasure, ot.seeing,a fel low-creature hilly aml comfortable. throuril ,our instrumentality. . 1-have been• honoured, with thv 'xaluable corrEspottclettce, of -Mr. Curw en .0o the 4-object ; 011ie Poor„ hilt .withchitniunt. aweo am totally.tmaequainted ; wit istottlattery, there fore,. I camstate that two ,such Characters, who bring talent and experience forward. as the aurCili. 41fiCi of their isystean, may wcil be4cconntol the: noblest benefactors of the hotfoot race., 1 have beein,enfleavOtoing -,to glum) front ;11r.,Curwen's valuable correspondence such suggestions as may be: beoeficial to the. Poor of. Irelisod. l' .-Here„ Sir, we have no provisions for.belples age, for alestitate,inNnzy, for theono4:l . ter lie pitied blinfl,•:forilre.etipnle,. or for be „unhappy incurable-4,ail,those Wretched . Boned in !seism' to VontrtrlCPus, Bull comequently uncertain charity. This', Sir, in a chritAian country, the.sister isle of cire3t , ll:itaiti, in. the zenith of -ber:gl,Ory aoil her prooperit y, retieti f nn credit Olt the CliOrACtCr• of the nation,. or o,n •the humanity of .the people, But stich is the • Aird from whence .has this ar,isev Flom the up incliensions: ot subjecting,lvelmid„ to all the .MiS chiefs of the English system of Poor Laws „Tlots, for fear of-Annerving indu4try„ pittl.oatlte,niug the arm of, exertion, boudreds, nay thotisin.ds of our fellow..ereattires, who arc deprived of nil means of industry and exertion, are left to ; pinc,,in, the tottratuity . of, human.. wretchedness, ~My. heart bleeds:lnv the. I;iiseries of those.!,wb?se emise. loctve so feebly,:,advocated,! ,Theirypitiable state has engaged my attention day and night. ,have .entielivontedlo••ivork in their cause 10 , 1,4e-h,est my. bumble •abilities. -,1 .was alurostforbiti to hope fortstlecess4 until.,the actiYe pbiLinthropy .of Sir J o hn Newport, anti of.the .Pisbop, 01 LilPerich, influenced me -to persevere. Now,,,Sir, ;o'6 you travels() laudably tlevoted,the ~pages. of, `fun Sots the best interests of society, t.feel iced, exer- . flops c a lled for, to use your Paper as theiostrn meat .of general% Irenevolence t ,. :-Peace, , procured Abrougl* the gloKinnyirAoriesof,a.Wellesie.y , and the: councils,ota, Stewart:, both imatives,of Ireland, affords- the happy , opportunity of effecting the inost Amporton4(l : benefita .to.the•Ettrptre- There ,shouttl;be, no ilistinctiou of country ; all patns.of time United Kingdom should equally participate In the griotklotv crintemplated for .the Poor. 4 ! ilniec i•castan to hope., t the act ive, linmsne, and?envrActic mind .of the Minister,for :lielancl, is citify- engaged in maturing .11 system for the general and substantial relief' of our destitute,Poor. ile has givcp,amplc. proof, , that his zk..11 for Ireland dots not rest on empty words, anti ttist liC will ClVlt‘e goad the_siocetjty ofrhis. pi otessioos ill his exceltent.speetp in the llonse of C . ommons oti the l?elartmary, has so deservedly etitleared him to_thclrisll people. 'This will en title. hint to their gr:oitude. - • ,•-•,":Drlotny worl hy lieNoos in Inland, ';orb o have ex, untitled my-plan, have ad it vision3rY.,.---- Out y(tur vXCCIICIit review of i\lr o.‘v_ en's Prinir i Llsurvit thus it is Flow oft eveti difficult, an . d that the iofiticirce of, the Pre s s will procure the general consent to'the prOposition. "The Smith of Ireland is not a manufacturing country, and in every district there exists a mass of the most distressed misery that ever afflicted the human race. 1 will s not say the lower orders ..„ are ~,toa,,v, 6:15.....,;;;.. v itl be a* ,• 1111 the cbar A elsr ,ys, 4 tiof. vtol4e•_n.ot kt ;: 1 the o { want; 'have tilleri` and walteilmaiqi blip:a:reds 6,1 the 10'.vei pf the tri, , lr,to,P,4ew an enorMoris eX• peace to the • • i‘ By the'fiiiniistion oi copinreinleti bY ;liF t g9oriiiimx,experwe,l of itrtkopurtrolon ofp.)Lisiiits will Ifi.3,+eil,tir tliP 4 " 1111+11111+1yniiroWU - Worils, 17.i` leplatilli'd; the y0114,11'11 eisoiriitkd ,choil. • all cip es, aml the liejArt ‘ V a l in tit ,Silt 11 a tttyt 110 t in that progress. inwardS nittionat NS:Great Britain. 'Ffiei e "tlie peopik•-feel that in. , ditstry is the best fiiind tt,zliatily, 'lei the people are charitable ; alt,.•tkvir .benevolent exertions, and they have been gre,at, are mo-y gen er a lly turned til 'promote ineiulititrunti : itilt-fi ne 3 s. -• , • t7fi v " But, Sir, youltav_gra.speil,at ,the hirpe„ nay, at the prospect, of setia . k illy. ()well's plan extended' throughout. the kingdom_ r,t Great Britain, •aiul at, every step redeeming loads and pouring out- blessings c.n the riTflieted. " 1 , - (ritt‘ invoke the aid of eery good man. ,•: invocation will not be rain. ,You call on_ your eon (eiripqravies of the all powei pr,:s, to 'triter into the ewhilsiasiri, for entlitisiastrt-is 'theonly true feeling wills which you can take up a ItiefuStlre, Ilettre the,,fahl,e of anti quity, ‘vhereitt a Divioity is represented as scat tering abundance, and peace, and happiness Liver the tire of the globe. '' In communicatingll r, ic!v?Pies;Plon, thckugh : you intentionally, I hope,_ confine itto Great Bri tain, you perform an essential set to this much distressed portion of the iltitish Empire, the ehmitithioli of Great Britain in :Irer. glory anti iii , her misfortune., This country, which has sf) I,herany poured fort Iv her resources of blond and treasure, in Maintaining cirilited society thrimgh the universe, is *surely well enfill.et l l o ; 6 4,. perienec, the grateful consideration of the The,Pless, Sir, is one of the best fr. 4114 to Sodely—it brings their witnie and interests be,:, fore - the public. You.foreibly. discussed the stare . of the Poor, silt 'for this you are entitled to the thanks of,the country. 4" I ant, Sir, your obedient 16truhle Sirvant,' WILLIAM PAIMEtt... " rasclge West, 28th . Nla,rch, 1817." ~ . judicioiis Itcrnirk* upod ()wcN's Plan nre extracted frOtn - one of ,the not imparti,J, tentinrate, awl well conducted' of the ProvinCial - ' , Jottruttis of 'the• multi:title which it is our daily task Itit pertise • . "The Plan of Mr . ()W Avoility,. °film n tteotiol l rlic,.,,pnblie. In . _moment af.,;:eperml poverty awl, distres% it : 4 01.11 thiltates for the !'lair are OiOst greedily eiorte.i to, -a u nt ihe Anse' 01 'heir applitu'rion anifest, Rs Avell jiie.iimd t lyiaey sanoinit,,Ap. not lodcrd fbe 4!ittiors of the Poor I,lk‘s, thow4ll now saileit;ined by the iiilcranee of tf:ose ahipset, Vhe re lict L .,niiiiilierlept..., - jogitatter', , Itellthy ht• hooter is Its active in tile search'Ot eniplo\inicitt, hecalis,-, when no longer fud by his ottii he is•taugtit tt n he 'ran pity on . like properly . of others..; thi4 Illve;o'eir Per' . veited, has litni.ts which are ti) )0 vi.:).ed in of gener al . privation. The self in Of nii , oliirri, - roust falai tt) iris OWII lhappippll, and most daaigerons to . the publici , ,peace. .tle.ii halt-tar‘eil,attil wholly idle. Iris lemper is sotirFd, and his, 30dgnitIii The law > , prolects-Alie estate of his "aperitif ht re oril4 .h.it red., ti 4 it,l,fo.imalat ions witlf clistytis.t lie-give' . to the best trap' who appr.( ! ari,es hlnl, .tlnil his .ereiltaitt:to the Of h(*(11(i00. , 1111%" . mav - not beraseriVi , able- to . Poor .IJitws toerely; but • they acre N co- opertting . ,a9o,,ittwgraynt lug cati.r; tliey t lebaSe the mind; and tiochtitgc the morals ; tiudeitnining tis till do, the strenuous love of labour, they-yet toil satiify the: cv,vitig ; and the result is, that t upper, class,e4.nf, the cwiiirini,il)Y,rl finding the Con,t it otion no longer fixt d in the affections of the 'multitude, violate in thvir own riefettce its ntosi.vetierable4a fe,gtrarils lOwer' it, to. 4,level with,. the, degetierirte4g. 1:9,11s it seems a scif•evident fi,tct, that theunquestionable dist l esses of the great' lnitty'rif't lie people;are the. nourishing Intuviple of Altiricexcesses which hate :bgen,commit4o nr Itienced and the suhstatitisl oriv,in of a great part. of the dangers that' Inive hCen More or less alariningly described.' - Mitigate the poverty of , which site working .classes enni plain, and you. deprive,.,the, danger of its,tupst formidable sting, and th e s e diti ous preacher of Ms" readiestinitrument. To effect this purpose thete • at , tritt tern II I tI it 1-i6t. 'rc, .gitsu riches, front ~ foreign conntrirs ; undertilking, wirxh other na tions. must, evhiently help its to accomplish, (9 1 ' 1 which; therefore;` cannot be , put in competition Wiih cuterpriieral Which depeild'ort our national energy alone:l,,:i2titi, ri‘klillti.ge Pl9rC ec9p(pny, and ntlicacy,, the productions O f our an‘ri internal • labour ; and to - this grititil aini of every wise Statesmarr , and' beneficent , we= are+ int)s{ couscieutiously. tir `opinion, ..that ' t'A.litly.j),l Of the, ‘l'hole of tlse, P' l " Laws," anti a better use of the itnmense raised tallier their worse than obsolete proviiio:ls, would initt e afar heywitiAll'OP. - riSt) ll irlpl:(;cer.i,in, and very little,. if .all, §vectly, tha t the eteAtion of the m ust pr0ti , ,,,.;. • uarket'tliat the richest foreign'etontnetce rot id supply. _ • • . _ ". The gram(lprincipl,el,, which s.hotild nevcr br , lot t diseirsc_l(m ,;t rilotneolims' subject, are--t-tlrit the Pour Laws hiive become' riiiiioits-to the Fina - reek Of the nAtiott ; IMO tO tilejtAnal d jaciP'Ad - the,poor iiieotstives, From ihre,rtro 'result . ii.neet-SSAry Ci)lll'te vitolce„ that relief sitar:hi: tie% er 'ocpt to the •itifinf, the, , di s o Ae di G ,- aile d * wilt' r'illilot-liell)lll4Mmtivef, awl _whil altwe 'toy:et:l: f pro.* I.o4 : kvs itt tit*t vititctett ; Chat where eitilifoytiiertt'tvas enlist" lionict be fottial for the industrious who (-tilled I , '• it ; ttittl that payttieol, proliortioit to the kv"ik dune, should be utTurded frt.= the feud , now . . • • ' '. .1' ....,' -' .- t. ,': . ~..,,-.• •_, , :, , ',,.,,t. Scil:::it:“.;t1 I;;Cii)C ':.. !!..leta 113! 1t>1111,v1P4)4,,,t is 1 11:,1 ;,:‘.,11; t...,!.;',1'1.''':" l'Oititsr*i:Vii4 to, j aci.c . ~,, '1;. .r,..,1,,,A:,[.,11iy''' i lk 'civilized cott.:;;;ll:.,;:ts.' i;,.: ..,!1.-:;; c- - . lb '''-' ,driti ; rls.l t ip iti..i 9 ).1 , 3 I,tllo ol, Ll' , V "lii';'' ii , .' il '/,'Piif ~1 ~ . i , „, ,,,, , t3371,4„,kki,t.::, r ti,(‘ , , 'lt2i4ittllted to .ilie-iitit of S,4oo;o°llt''' ''' ' rll'ilit,iitioxiipiiserlic' o e ii o ., of tivl,o:.cos p iktf;i:.:::,;ii ;111:;,it:9,....4:1:.;01.,t,..;c15,:erti::,;;;:,,,, 1..t,0ny et.tiitnatii;i"tit ...if. .„tillintt:tilio.e,:.‘,SlP...:f;,4 -1 .. s , here —greater tivo‘ (tit' Ig.ht34° r G"t71.:11e1i1 (101;1, -I:,C. •ce;lste',o7 I American .-'3.2.1r---fAr ,--.,,-...,(:-r II; ~111. r -;64.fito-tral (i(..1 , ; t...(5_10..e 11,e,..kV1a ())o.ittgelltl•to z.:.e. in,.-,;('..7.-L'Sil'O' tip pir,—ana much btv,,,,,:i 1 i;,.. ft i y other . country (I.LitiPA.,!l,!: ',t 14t (~iiiml(l..!:•'!-1 het-1,11(.0W-,i1,'S.6:1,4445 IViky, nitiefCeo partA OW ief, 101,11 1 ( 1 > tiothii4i;jo:l9loro, . .011,,. is no value rencieted •,, IFt tis .-1 0 4-.-ii" , wiio eXCliffM $0 jitsily ttgOr ctes anti wiiiieritcd l'eit;ions, 'rt. HIP host -of Siaerirristsod'PettSioners . ttvo thirds af letist (if foOrtcen la, of eight utiitions or nioney eini port of men %VIM ~ feed 'ioilo,ll, neighbour's bi()w .! Ilere woo° . . _ . e,omplaint an& reprobation', if-ool.' clit ions - orators were Sktilkkle, luestiuy badinore.thau „ !( oche ' si:4! 104*- retreitchntenf--Vre if nut for the direct ilisclorge of the creation of. riches, svittreby he...alleyitite(l--and,' Wllat IS of ?able of being limited or deOlv- ii ikostroment for sectti.itti:' tit'fitogres,, ; s o Ct 4, Ow) of the s ':' ' I ertiti4 of (lie I ' 4l (Ere pi, it ant g . _,,,... - ra'cter to its native inaolioess tug! force Joura al .) , , , A€SIZE IN' f ij.I,IO6SCP) ' '' . GLoUcCs'il:lt Assii,P. ~ ,-, Ac. ro w Ney V. p 0 1,••• - , broght . 1 ' Tt'' . ',,,. 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