The Sun. — London, England, 1817-05-12 00:00:00

NORTOLX. -tttCT flrin 'COMMITTEE fo'r "CONDUCTING the ELF'CTI(N* of E. IVOIMHOUSE, Esq. SITS DAILY 'at the GOLDEN CROSS. CHARING-CROSS, from Ten o'eloe . l.: In the Morning te 'five in the Afternoon, where his 14'RITRIIS gtte particularly tisquested to attend. . MOnilay, May 12, 1817. FRENCH PAPERS. ?axts,MAYS.-z-Thetlay before yesterday his jest y went nut in a 'carriage by The Fauxbourg du Rutile to the exterior Boulevards Du Nor'l, and - the Canal de l'Oureq, and returned by the bar rier du `Trove; along the grand rue Saint Antoine end the interior boulevard's. All the windows ot 'the ratthbourg were decorated with white flags and the fleur de lys. The reported journey of the king of Prussia is very doubtful. A GLIM:III Journal contains the following:— M. Ile Torn n attached to the Russian Le gation at r finkfart, being at the Theatre, and conversing with AL de Sivalettheitn, the Officer of the Guard requested him to be silent. M. de l'ortaassow %rid ) , offended, anti set the Officer at juice. They in coasequence fought. The Of ficer's pistol Missed fire. Al. de Tormassow tired, and the hall pierced his adversary's heart. IV. de Tortnassot? immediately set out for Darmstadt. Tbt, ma.riuwite affair has caused a great sensa tion. Tuesday his Majesty held a Court, which *as nunkerouxiy and brilliantly attended. The Madrid Gazette announces, that an extra= rkdinary (bought 'prevails in Arragrin and Cata 7 )onia. Entire v:.ilages have been abandoned on account of the want of water, even for the first necessities of life. SToctutotAt, APRIL 21 begin to believe that theee has not existed any Consuiracy either against the life of the Prince limps' or that of his son', It is said, that all the bustle that has taken place has been occasioned by the too officious ;zeal of the Civil and Military Giiv e rnor; 'vim, however, himself discovered, in the night bet ween the 13th and 14th, that he had been imposed upon by exaggerated reports. No :110Vellletit c,t troop 3 ltas been.either ordered Or countermanded. LF.IPSIC, APRIL '2 b.—Our (;azette publishes tf)• day, in large characters, the I'ol lowing Nnlice :=-- " NOTICE TO THE NIiVitIFACTUREILS OP ( U MANY. " the present situation46i; German Manufacturer calls for the moat serious attention, their entire: ruin appearing to lie neat at hand, and inevitabll4 unless without delay rims• sures are adopted to save them. in order to agree upon n drfinilive resolotion in 04 resp'ect, all the German 'Mann factnrers are invited to assemble here on Monday the to carry into complete execution the measures which have been already discussed and sufficiently arranged in the course of this week," - VIENNA, APRIL 26.—The greatest preparations are making for the . I . 6tes which are to take'place on the nutrriage of the Archclo.;licss and tor the departure of hr• er i 1 Iligimess, *hich is to take place before Whitsuntide. NURPNBRILO, APRIL 29.—The Duke of De,voti , shirt: t now travelling in Saxony, on hiti way to Lt.rnvr, APRIL 22.—The last intelligence front Stock . huolin states, that the investigation respect ing the late conspiracy is still actively continned, bot nryliing has' (nit No person of rank bas hitherto been arrested. A private let tet states, that the imprudent con versation of some young Nobles, which rather indicated a wish or desire, than a project really formed, was the first cause of the investigatio,i, The t alit, hoWever, has not yet been cleared up so as to enable any positive opinion to be formed about ir. It is-certain that it has caused through. , nut Swede"' the greatest sensation ; and it is be lieved that at the next Diet, which will slimily assemble, the Royal power will be more exten sive than it has hitherto been. The Government makes every effort to ensure the goOd will of the different orders, and particularly of the - military. A new Treaty of Commerce between Sweden and the United States of America -has been hi therto kept very secret. The discussion in the American Senate took place ilia Committee. E»g land is extremely attentive to the projects of the United States, having for their object to obtain en establishment in the Baltic. Ilona, APRIL 23.—A great number of English of distinction have keen presented within these tel." days to his Holiness, by the Rev. Dr. Taylor. Amongst them are some Peels of England, and several Officers of rank. FRANKFORT, MAY 3.-- According to the last intelligence from Stuttgard, the debates in the Diet on the !ma propositions of the Kinl.6 respect ing the order of proceeding, continued. It is said, that 13 Members of the Diet, all of the old,Pro.- vinees, are desirous not to take any further part in the deliberations. STUTTG4tID, Arum 30.--At is belieired that the basis of the change which the Prussian Govern- Wilt intends to make in its ancient forms, is the eit`ablidittlletit of two Consultative Chambers, or ti,e•ries of deliberative Councils, but the Sove re•i;iit Power to reunion without diminution in the Lands ,of the. King! JAMAICA PAPERS. The St. Jog° de la Vega Gazette of the 2d Feb. contains the following article !-- e „„ , e o n Wednesday came on the tri al o f MMUS Sirafford, under an et officio information by the A t torn ey-tiene mil, for uttering and publishing et rtail seditious publications in this island, biOnght by him from St. Domingo, when, atter a lung examination of witnesses, &c. h'e. Was found guilty of publishing, but not With an evil intent.' 1t apristed that a few cories Of .some ridiculous and cositemptible Pahlientiorn, which bad issued from the St. Do miligo press,' under the direction of Christophe, forced into the poSscssion of Mr.Stralford, on his leaving St. Domingo ; that he brought ti, e i n with him to this island, nmong other Liggage, anti inadvertently gave a few of them 1., his landlady, a Ficuch woman, • who re tiacsted - to bee any papers from that island, with tie view ie,tne inlo'rneAtlo . o concerning a brother she had ther e ; but no evil design could be brought against him : on th' contrary; It appeared in evidence that he was a very disereLt and re.pectahle char-.•:ter, a partner of a ItierCtintile house at Cape ii'raocois, and incap able of any seditious practices. ate of the.wit nesites noticed, that Chtistophe ha lately shut one. of his Secretaries, - natned Leninnade, while dining at his own table ; and that the Baron tie Vasti, Lemonade's successor, was the Huthor of sever a l of the productions for which Strafford was tried, and insinuates that the Anus de Nuirs io England are the Baron's prompter's through the agency of itinerant preachers sent to Hayti. Mr. Stratford was this thy hrought op, and obliged io enter into security, himself in 500/, and another in 500/. to appear wi:enever cailed upon to receive the sentence of the Court." THE prrr CLUB. The StentrAnt Es of Tin: PITT C 1.11113 throtigliont the Country are requested to transmit to ~IntiN TAvinn, Esq. at this Office, Strand, on or before the <<tith Inui;u►t, the l'artieu lars of the Meetings ot their respective Clubs on the 28th Instant. TI - lEATRICAL REGISTER. Pm:formed un Stara(lag ..rght. KIKG'S THEATRE..—II Don Giovanni. After which, La l'artie De Chasse D'Henri Quatre. Datntv-LAKE.—(Ist time), Tile Horse Out At Windows: reincipal Performers, Mr. Dowton nod ,Miss MAngeon. (tor which, The Touclistoua, and The Innkeeper'srhugh ter, COVENT-GAnt)EN.—Coriolaitus: Caius Martins Coriulanul, Mr. Kenible; Volusnnia , Mrs...Faucit. After which, The Highland Reel. P:onci., t ilanibutgb, 1 Flanders, 2 Dablin, Y Waterford liuk.-1 Lisbon, 1 UuttenUurib. PRI( of STOCKS ?MIS DAY Al Tw4ve. dt'L)Cs. Bank qtntk, . . .. 2551 1 Bata; L. Aim..... 18 7-IGths 4 a per Ceti,. lied 7lO India ilantl6, • .7144. pr. 1i per Cent.. Cons. 7•2i Excl). 1iiii5,....... 9s. 174. pr. 4 per C'ents 8 4 1 b 9 (. ' WIS. fm Accuunt, 7i ii 1i pa Cent. Navy.-11111,...10140 COINISK 01 , EXLII.:IIa,E, FRIDAY, May 9. Amsterdam Ditto, at Sight - . ~. Artiste:dam • Ditto, at sight, I I 13 Itot tet dam ' 11 17 2 Cs. Antwerp. . . ll 16ExAlouey , tianilitirgli Altoria Paris, 3 Day's sight ' Ditto Bounteous:, ditto Frit ill.tort on the Maio Alailrid .. Cadiz 95 Etliatire iicvillu Billroa Gibraltar r 31j Leghorn Genoa... -i—Veuive ' 27 Malta 4(i..----Naple s. • 39 P4lo' lllo Lislion Oporto Itio .laiiM:. o Dublin... . .... II i ...... Curls...,. Ili per Cent. Agio of the Dank on Holland.... 2 Put toga I Gold, in Coin / .3 'l9 0 per Or. New 1)01114100 m New Dollars 0 1 l St , OAK —Average Price of Brown or l'iluscoeudo Sugar, effluent ea from the Reim - tit matte in the week ending the 7th (t of Mg, I 617, is klid. per cwt. I UGH WATEIL AT I.t).' DON MUDGE To-molutow. f•lurning, 23 minutes alter 12. Evening, 4 minntus after 12. TH.l4] SUN. littLli,il wits ilicEitti FAIAUM I.I.II)EAT LONDON, molvDdr, A I el? 12, 1817. Boston Papers to' the 12th April arrived this . tnorniog, from which ‘‘e, exttart the following articles from the Boston ildveraur of the 10th " PENSACOLA TAKEN. " Capt. Tnoreas has arrived at Baltimore ; he informs, that he spoke Commodore TAYLOR, Commander of the Fourth ofJ my patriot v essel, and was informed that the revolutionary part yhad taken and were in possession of Pensacola ; in Cone.. boration of which he said he bad ordered several instead of sending them to prizes to that port, Cape Francois, as be had usually done. " Serious complaints are made of the conduct of the Fiaytiari Military Authorities at Port-au- Prince, for having shot an American 6ailor be longing to a merchant vessel, to which fate he was condemned by a Court-Martial. The sailor had undertaken, by orders from the mate of his vessel, to drive away a soldier who bad committed a theft ; by accident of design the soldier Was killed, and WaTsotl, the sailor, wits shot by a file of soldiers. PETION Was petitioned on the sub ject, but he was inexorable. But that which causes the greatest hot-blood is, that be was con demned to death without a fair trial.' • " We have received accounts of the blockad e of St. iggo de Cuba by the Revolutiona r y Squadron. American vessels engaged in cum. rnerce on the Spanish Main should therefore keep a good look out." We reeelved yesterday the Pa.ris Papers of IVednetclay and Thttrsday last, and this mornin g those of Friday. From the former we learn that the KING had again taken a long airing in a carriage, and held a Court, from whklt we may in'ro tth t i,l, NlAiEvrY's 'health it in a satittic- Illry tittlte. 'The accounts from Sweden are extremely coo. tradictory, it appearing tow to !tea mAtter bf ilonht whether tiny conspiracy at all exist( d. In Germany the manufactnrers are anticipating the utter ruin of their establishments, and they have held a meeting at Frankfort fur the adoption ()f measures to avert this calamity. The resuk is not stated. • The Government of the United States is said to he endeavouring to obtain an establishment in the Baltic. '1 he following are Extracts from Friday's Jour :-- " PAtus; MAY 9--The intelligence yesterday from Rome causes disquietude • respecting the health of the Pope. " The intelligence from Lyons, Montan!)An, Montpellier, Toulouse, &c. 'gives the best hopes Of the harvest in the south of France', " His Majesty %vent out yesterday at half-past three, and after visiting.Alfort and the environs of Charenton, returned to the Tuileries at half . past fte. " FIVE VER CENTS.--ThlirSday, ,67 f. 15 c. " MuNtert, MAY I.—lt is said, that the Prince de Metternich is charged by the Court of Austria with tin important tnisslon to Rome. It is sup posed he is to arrange definitively the relations of the Court of Austria with the Holy See. " LISBON, APRIL 16.—The Royal Junta of CoMmerce, Agriculture, and Manufactures have published a Notice from the Regency that the las . t prolongation of the Treaty of Commerce between_ Portugal and Russia expired at the end of 1816, and that the stipulations of it have therefore ceased to have any effect." A Paris letter says, " a considerable move ment of Austrian'troops is making towards Rome ; and q report has been received that the POPE has quitted his capital." Dutch and llamhurgli Mails arrived this morn ing. The following are extracts from the Pa pers:— " BRUSSELS, Ma? 5.----Theg write from Lille, that the persons who were arrested at Duultirk, Calais, anti Boulogne, with a suspicious corres pondence, have been conveyed under a good esenit to Paris. Two ancient °lrmo sof the old guard, who were going to travel to those provinces, have also been arrested ; it is supposed that they bad suspected papers about them. They hare been conducted for the present to Lille, till instruc tions respecting them shall be received from the Minister of Police. " BRUSSELS, MAY 7.—Letters from Lille say, that the Officers di the Regiment of La Vend6e, who gave occasion to the late tumult in the Theatre by driving off Talma, are imprisoned in the citadel, to be tried by a Court Martial. " VIENNA, APRIL 25.—His Majesty a few days wince gave the Regiment of Infantry which has become vacant by the death of General An denan to the Prince of Parana, son of the Arch duchess Maria Louisa. " APRIL 26.—The report stated in many German Papers that the Princess of Wales, while she was in this city, was visited by their Imperial Highnesses the Archdukes John, Antony, Rainer and Chitties, is wholly unfounded. " Bantu, MAT 3.—The Grand Dttke Nicholas left us yesterday, after a stay of seven days. The departure of the Princess, his bride, remains fixed for the end,of this month." The Morafng Chronicle of this day seems to distrust the report given in Tint SUN of last week as to the Capture of Almeida by the Spaniards.— Our Readers will recollect, that we gave it as a repeat, but we repeat, that we derived it from so respectable a quarter that we have no great doubt of its authenticity. The Duke of WELLmorox left town, on Sa turday evening, for Paris, accompanied by the Spanish General Ar.ava. It is reported that Lord ExsrouTr; will short ly proceed to Newfoundland in lieu of Sir JOHN DUCKWORTII, whom he supersedes in command. At the Advocates for the Roman Catholics are zealous in the cause, we pledge ourselves to be not less zealons in supporting the Protestant Bie, ligion, which is, in fact, to support the whole of our Establishment in Church and State. We arc , promised a Strenuous support from many distin guished Members of the Ecclesiastical Body ; and We rejoice to find that a general sense of the danger that would anise from the demolition of those fences which our ancestor's raised to protect the Constitution against the inroads of Popery pervades. that Body, and iiitiviies them t o exert themselves in guarding the NAtional Faith. We are, told that Lite question upon Lord DONOUGII _ _ . atones 'ensuing ntotton 4.'11101/ t* meal edilli 1 esult different from that in the Haase "I mane, as it nil( be introduced "la sa Assetabli 01H t.f Here Lary:legislators," ivasmuch as those BP . ioiri:tite.:,:.(telliiiiso,tgirautiiiro,b,Yillitiii as,iri e ve, g ia.d i li s eet i cl a iiii t cei o iai L egislators w hilst th e H ou se of Commons,especially In matte the sentiments and opinions of itit.constilueallt On these very grotinds we expect a result altallA : i v i a i ll re i l l i s k d e e l p y et tiadedtesttid,j4taßlgilaSsttsetil rurally look mareorleutt hi dat orileihtlaivee lai::o'sreeoifuttLn;tritilsat'e f :t l e e tt b s erl ; Iilt:rl Le ••. p"rtiog the political establishment of tbel3rili4: in support of the l'iotestsal , Enupire, than the House of Commons, though d ie p e ople hi general bartan essentiolias.. !hick ter"t in Ilse spestion, are its thetnselyessillctaatia% eillsoed.y:svelot,'lhaittitc would you'd bet.osue 01 the li .l " :s ` i ! ja • ' rank, the property of those hereditary 1004` 14t(Irsi if Popery should once 'acne reg 4 I i tl l swept s_ t e l.ai l l t i . o ..::::s t . :l ‘ t t y r ' authority, C a t holics, ' 3ril 1 1 e ti 111: sY lv ; ju s t C i o t ) t I I ( I l i : it : I : W. $ well 1 :511: I :PI 111);116111:t )711' ibi 11 bishops A nd Bishops in their present state, ditieese!, and the present Maur Preltii_ei tr. uiti Alt tbct wuuld feel any gratitude towardsthossbnOtql Legislators if they were tOadmit theo !Glut!! as to snlilias."!'„ . ass extent of political power avivatl4l 74 their resell' ,! danger the restoration of the rap ea Cht6chh:of It is admitted that our g teett-est StaiV llngn ' ll y differed on this subject. Shall . it urea beh,:igiit decided ? Shell it not then, it 01: 6111 " -II II n° ll//1 forward, be sifted to the bottom? bat" ~-,r itst, form former history of Popov, With so , ~o horrors, he revivetl i n the reeolltetiott.tglii° t° ret.th:utrer oar ittlii.i' ' i itil ltle ' who are endeavouring to bring into . „ 01 , Purest Religion, and the wisest political ol s r j . gy A re' isitt ° that any country ever possessed? .I've•-',llOl iat.se`drtalnoscic;tolbiliettsilitiacotorit.fa:vniatC,lll,aidt h o lie .4 wolf, 0 6(1" c•- • t a ore' . him into our fold ? fa' ill'ive.: 0,4 ifi whose embraces are death ?", nt 'got 14 not deem him a w ay' at Pre"' s - dra illt° , o t lila t iI I h c has enyurottpub:e: t : o : 111:1 ; : t t tb P s:'l:- : 14 11, Ibi id ' ' . ' . 1 that he ' isss DOA I " Hath nature that in time wiliteP , 1 Ti "No teeth fur the prese:it.j'-' i _ a Il i / petit; The PAPiIT may not at r ipe n pt°lent'rl o . ► or lir gig I,l3l;ririue'svbl:nt:t i t ' i t te r Is:17)); s er t t i7 s the bril f ht day the hrin4s.° • bt o lt et t , o " It r" i 604(411°1 " And that craves wary waiiiirir' ~' a • , " knit t ficrefurc think blai Wat t,lo474ol;lo4lChierVilic. consolation i;eblfs:iiiii:i'le:aitc:ohiino:tistrhileallittfgciisitri.;v:tiaiit:wl'est:livjutieti:S:'sested:sa'tt:riells:ll;7l:liirf":ll:::::::::ll4lolgielcldisE*,47:lt'tl;o.l4l-: .., . ; Fee ly v. impressed with the magnitude of tilc" Noble we venture to hope and believe, 'that rue pit, Lord is full y dot' that it ill aware o f the -..1, fro This l(Toblernan immediately desc°l4l nletig.. of our I : c o e e t i s .e r a d i i L l i a l a r s y s b l y b a e i t g :d i l s C l p a e o t n o n: :ti w tsot a fti s o r lit' es t: _ f::::;d :: b r ii° l l) o l l o 4 llllll : asineng:einttlillotiestitsnal. attachment t.alc-fieunewnats toeoonsl:::letuipsiterio'llf)l.seri:l:ololl, SOl ed . big Son "' g , reign, and we doubt not that -, - mg ce r bfe r"t d stitutional t r a a l c u lt i . firmlyltte rterpe:adt innot•be°sl‘lo :111°0f): that the Roman Catholic ittlib°rities'flsabOisi the whole Body look with reeerePc!fk.,iott at 'r itell° 1' slot), solemnly maintain that die! 600. /1 0 not altered, and admits of no oller. 01)006 then can ice doubt that, if theY Were Itd 0 6111$ dre adfu l c ' they would not resort to the seine wt es ! p r oseo , ..: , to compel Protestants ter)become -, , 0., their Faith as they adop in fo.roineiriretriPtiichtl:el:. stead of keeping their faith wi. globate .. would hold it meritorious to break it; • i t tleV` eel t l ' t l it horrors they might perpetrate to oi l . too t a cit o f 0 nining . ft to trinee, they would be titre is d a 1 1" FY Priesthood •full absolution, a" /. Heaven as a reward for their ho/Y lea j , d ree t , _......Aw•----- , et! to - 1 , 0 0. End TALBOT is certainly desli_nent o f Iro lot t Lord WHITWORTH ill the Govell..ll_ll tirroagevA to Ilia Lordship has b eg un to 01,eccCii ii expeOctconio preparatory to his departure, 0: 1 2 1 _ w ill be 5 , 40 ,, . take place early in October. tic ..ot i ci.,ilat panic(' by ►his amiable Countess ') i di , (British Pres.)• long Iv: had ° Or The Duke of IVELLINGIOI4 ,trotrtiklY . epee of the PRINCE REGOIT °5l Pe t ri P t ing at Carlton -hou se. 5 . ite a the . Ihe I)eice of CustesaWm v g Jr REGENT on Saturtisy• Sat tirday afternoon York-hoitse, St. James's, free ' sr 004.,,tm . 'Yesterday the Patsca RE° 00011: of NrooK visited her 1110'011%i coo 1;4 0 , Of: Saturday morning tire Frani.oucal,'CaV: went to visit the I)uchess OF : in fif , 1,00 11 Princess afterwards went iticor., solnis rtir. Door'. iikeil the D' urielittetis:o°,4if.,l:l;or'l THORPE'S carriage to the $ a aa c s elsa-er. ' 00041) Pi o . i CUM° f the Yesterday the Poke 0 ~. jc es 0 7 , where her Royal Highness Ws the Lean CIIANCBLI,Ott 11111. SINICI gaGENT.