The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-23 00:00:00

it I;S:(;11 PA ihEit. JAN. t 8 .Ye4tcriky nature moisi %rots Pr,%ideisr. of the cliambe'r bepoties, fit the head of the Special Committee, wail' In. ttoiloctil cu hia Majelity,-to,whom he presented the plan of s the I.4tv oil Itattaital Libvrty, adopted. by the Chamber at it* hitt sittlok.. The Duku hit evenii% in au. (Heiler rsr Ott .16111( di Vistrtfritail, Pcer 1 ,( Frarice, and Go etrnar of the otivre l dirt] yesterday tVt111111: at 8 o'clock. • d They wrirafrorn the boadrquarttco at 64ifittray i that the Duke cif is, , rhortly expected there. boring his stay at Lord Hill corn . tn.iroht the Erri;kll Hrruy.Thvy tail; cat ineet• log of Setthil of the nein:tali of tire A{litY at Carohray. Pl.llti e JAN. 19.-1 4 Ite King, wlime !width grovve better every day, i..ard ALsss yesterday it' his* apartments. After the reading the report in yakterday's sit, Unit, a great many Xlembers inscribed their names in the list of speakers. Atrifing' those who intent) to Support the law are Messrs. flyer Colard, Voisin de Cotempe, rigarui; nellart, Fagot de newt, Camille .tourdsts. AMong its opponents, Messrs. tie la Boartionuaye, de Vilick, de Casteti . bitjae, Benoit, Try, Corbire. Yesterday the 81‘1 Legion (that of Lairend(e) was reviewed in the Chemps.nlys4es.' All, the • men were completely ai med and The Academy of Inscriptions anti Belles Letties Ices decided, by Et majority of 69 to 2, that file piace vacant by the death of M, shall not be filled up tor six months. 'lhi is a long exercise of the pat ienee Alhe candidates. Ott the Atth, et night;'44o,lliTille4o Out ill ilia town.house P4iy, t ru c t,O;tvl;otenVf had eliarac tsr, confined in one of the pition.rootits of the • balltlitig, bad b e e n A ll owe d Sre from' , charityi they matte use of it to boti l the door of the room, and the ti,,,nes sprehdlapitlly.. Therewith great apprehension iliat'eatita, Orpowder in one qu of the roOots Would eisteliAr y .„ 410prily, great . issoirtion,, the main buildingitvas•stived, but two rooms With papers and furniture were comipictely • burnt. The' PrOssiati General ityssel, and the Officers of the Dragoons of Brandeliburo, quartered itt Stenay, have subscribed a coin of motley for the indigent of that town. The rescateLies undertaken at St. Denis to tlis *over the remains of the French Kings Were 1911 g unavailing, itenitek , 441 the wolititlell hawing found some bones wrapped up In a Carmelite dress, no doable were entertained of their being those of isfadottie Louise, the King's Aunt. This discovery pointed out the proper line of search, which was afterwards successfully pursued. 'The Infant Dun Francois de Paule, brother of the Klog of Spain, has arrived at Paris' from Rome.; he will stay some time in France. lie travels incng, under' the title of Count tie Cara • - vies. He Is the youngest sun of Charles IV. The Onloons:we at the King for regulating the series for the renewal.dr the Chamber of Deputies. is expected to be communicated to the Chamber apt MotAty or Wednesday. CIIASIDEIt OF DEPUTIES. SLTTZNQ At ISTA UN. _ - N. Ravez delivered a 'report, fruit tiro Com. millet appointed to examine the plan of law re. Ittivc to the journal;. Ile began with stating. that the tommittee proposed the adoption of the law Without any amendment, and proceeded to assign the reasons for this their opinion. 'rite Comnsittee could have wished that the journals could. enjoy all the liberty which other works of lit,crature are now to enjoy; but after long consideration they were convinced that our politie.d situation dictated to, prudence that they $1,4„,1,1 left. 41111140 IA 17, nu rier the taw..., diste itoperintentlence of the Goecrturient. The journals, he said, hail been compared SOOIC. dine* to a kind of popular magistracy, some times to a puhlic,Tribenal, sometimes to a school fite forming the taste, opinions, awl 4ml:titers. Viewed in any of these 'lights, it was impossible that the King, considered so die first magistrate, the direetoi of public instruction, could,. divest., Idinself of all authority over theni. But, laying Iltirle all such metaphorical views, he thought it Necessary to advert to theuuischiels caused by the license of the journals (Wittig thu Revolution ; and now, when the late storms which had dis turbed thicountry were searcelk'subehlett,, when an muuy inflammable passions might still be lighted up, iitvould be dangerotis lesie - theut the un controlled vehicle s of ~privity luytmls,,partictil a rly while a ,part of Kanee wasvecepleil br foreign armies, and so, many of oiil 9 4treisitt in their. , hands. ft was objected that the journals misfit dm lieconte Nt %Vito 4 'orpr ur the !inn& of the .Government. 'Like M. de Caze, with pro-, posed the law, however. he r ..thonght tt miget uyerted,hy the,,tigelloniot the Cliatii tit:rs. Prencei he lipid. Wotst . ii.titever artcustont her self id 4 Goferistuent svirtie the,Ninglvus a mere dhstrection to 'the Ileitis of his Ministers. The Milliliters linnet obey in thnit 4 fOrn or retire. "J'he Kink clone could h suppofed ty,,have no wish but for the , gorol . of his subjects; • IteporA 4ing,”fin4listtl, kbp, il4eusslott wac „03scd,lof Thnrsdn• ~!1,y7 ; ! CllAMiliir (IP VErAtc. B:TTING Hp THE Hirst JAiNtiaY. Tbo , Cotint de (acct i lAltillarei of. fotice, pre sented to ibis einimber Ilse plan of lani.dst i;er. eona[liberty, witis the amendments mad's On iE by the Chamber ' of Deputies.—The plan. was rr furred to the bureaux. FitEN'cit rtniml. • '• sperCentr ( . 0 f. Oc. SOUTII AMERICA. - • , . A• Mr. M`rsat.ol4, who mutt passenger ht the Ifightlyer, state* that:the fort Montettline,,whiih Mmunatids the Woes road • v 401140441 of Oil- Cortiov.4,.tykti Captured 'Nov. iiw by a force f 2.l4 oo, Sinktiharßoyldists, by a stratagem of wily serersil 'attacks were .repalsed• by the :fort, but two cutuitanies of Royalists throwing 'dawn their arms, and rushing into the furs • under pretence of joining the Insurgents, hiving art's put Nto their ,hands by the litt er , i n t h e n i ght rose upon theni, amt lit COrtiMictioll with the tynops . l;Otont, anh 7 shied the garrison. General,TrwrottYs, the Incur: gent Commaider of the. frowner., wi4, in lini ; . turn, besieging ti n . Royalists I—he hed. a inrCe .blockadrog th e c i t i es of 3C:thy ? , driiiva, and . Cntdeva. I,le Ror were . 110:101_Cifig front' Vera Crux,, 1000 strong, on I.tcy.inillita' which 'is garrisoned by only 7 men, mid wouhfiyrobahly 'Mate . to sttrr&rder. The fort of iltiazalue was oittiTCkM,l MOntli of October last by General' TanAN, who wax de reatttt with the j loss of 400 men. iVt.t. D. R .uattrsoN, Em. vas arnorig dam' Miss SIPPI from the. Census lately taken, that ibis territory is 3,746,,, of whichtiontbe . i. 30 4 :,04, .are slaves. ,) . . ON the 13th of December, a mutiny took Place' 'et Charleston, onboard the British brig Alliatiee. Capt. tiat i. , but the mutineer* *ere omit bet:sired by prOmpt aid given the Captaio.—.(lito'n. li►nure POiriai.) JAN. 3. On tk 24th of Dece m b er l ast a genera , l inc.!: jog of persons intere.ted ill the villain of the Atonic took place in the great saloottof the Sone ll - 1 1 41 1 several hundred of them were present. The P o rt.. 'Went of the Committee chcitieol to' manage this importast business,. Mr. Sultan, gave a very ample report of the result of the indeaVoors Wf the depu tation sent tti: Peri«, and lately returned frOnt thence j which result was represented as advan. AgeOUS RI Wafting eh cumstatices permitted them to expect. The French Governseept. Inid made much opposition, and shown only Its willingness to restore that sum tekets away by General Gerard, who, in the name .of Limit XVIII. took the coin. mend of the French corps here from tiayoust, and which, amounted to 1,800,000 francs I.lllt.at last it consented, al a perticular ;perk of,lts ' friend ship and benevolence for Halliblirgh, to acknow. ledge as a national debt the sum of tenvillions, to be inscribed in the name of the Senator Sil. lam (one of the depitties) in the rentvbook, and to pity the arrears and current interest It the rate of 5 per cent. According to this cotivintion, by by which all the former Arrangements ilk behalf of the liank are annulled, 100 marks bane(' rate like to tEcnies.rottligsl,iNifie Proettelt rAktoltt,voifi+oro duces 7 per cent per annum. • The fleeting, while It sanctioned plan adopted, agre4:ll upon a notiOcation to befa l l ro un d to the different proprietors ) , requiring them to give In their different eleiati, and to have their 11411113 entered for their proportion of stock,' arto have that stock converted into money, Our Senate his committed to one of the Moir skilful goldsmiths here the exeention of it most 5,,t perb golden box,' wherein the frcetiontof this offered to Prince Blucher when here, and:aeeepo•4l by him, %yin be ,Cut to NS ljghttcus . The Rep. GI/Orson' /14,u1Nti (btorlior a Sir Tattio,B awl ALEXANDeit) it in cfloiteilithitioit, iinderssinnt, hinfd iti EXtitt.l4lllll' ertticirtvtt wi.o began hie in the mercatillie Hue, took orders three yens's silo, toad become' curate to Mr. ittnouLPll lit tttimid, ile411:011-i• horn whence Iteletron ell to williingin Wilt shire) prtsenteti by his brother AtesAtainen, but fihnot twelve mouths ago, he relinquialreit int -bb:. 1 nefice, and seceded tionithts Chureb. 1 . SUN. "VOCEM quii LONDON, 771UltSD;IY, J.1N(7.41iy23, 1817. IsIEWING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PAR- LLINIENt Sedition has' become balk and the organized JacObins Who have so long been plotting in seere.t . . (while - their friends'Uf the Press liave denied the very existence of concert and preparation) now burst upon us blazoned in the full costume of their crimes, and ripe in thiir black designs. The first Sitting of., as they style theinselves, the t.'Delegatee for I?efortn, took place yesterAl at the , Crown-end Anchor Ta'vern, and wat ) atten,de,d, according, to Report, by about forty persons...,.:, • . Now, -first of the coustitutida of this AsseMM Delegate mons a person sent by 'anothe B ,r, others, to act for. and represent hiM or their,. A Delegate must be elected and deputed :'•othel4i4i' 4 be only acts fOr and represents bintself; 4 We ' Rik . these .pretended Delegates, 'then, by whom:were they elected, and whom ito they act kJ: and' represent ? We see, indeed, in the sta!enient they have pat forth that one AIITCHBLO irtif'the Delegate front Manchester ; another, Witi f ..ifilit9DY, from Leigh; the wandering Speechinaker, 1 4 1t.ft4T, Iran Rath and West()); the'lloarylNconu.s CARTWRIGUT, from Glasgow; the notorious I,)e se; ter, Coanerr, from Westminster . ; One litittUe . from Liverpool ; one Tavt.ott' from Nuirwieh, and •ei ) foil if k but no man vi glt trOws - tikieTa these wo t hies thus obtained the privilege of Representatives, w ho convoked them,* What Piiblie bodies they do represent, the existence of their oir the validity of the'v'essumed powers. Indeed, so tar are these delegates from being recognized by the places .for which they nominate themselves, that many of them were never heard of out of the poi-hauses where they, iptalitied vain! of West minster, we are authorized to ,declare, that. the Livccors (taktn as a., body) .nos . only , know nothing et, the appointment rilf .CoeultrT and - - ---- iIu.ST,, who ap.p_pr is their 114Itle, but were they to agree to Al breakch of tine Constitutiort,andlrAte .1 -) like,this, they would . seicet , 'nen. of sothe little' ' fi, character connected sv)th th emse l ves, and neilly tly 4, of these inftimoits and disgraced individuals.,',!'ten.. 0,000 Eleitors of Westminster, the ;whole p 0... ' pulation of -the City,. ave..totonklisti at the tnittelt less effrontery of these. self4hosett Delegkt e s. rp They exclaimotgainst the fraud anti itupositiOn so 1 bartheedly attempt e d ;,an d well do they say til l ut . if there be corruption. ,i,ri thV..existitig : OD c..,41 electing Meuthersot Pitcliankent,,At isptivity.antl. honesty' 'and petfectiort.,whao compared with this scandalous, violent', ,aniltunprincipkad W4111146011' of the rights of others„ under false.preteneus, and Without their license or privity- .So much for the Delegatlonsin general, and for,the particular tle,, legation, of. Messieurs Cooarr r a m , Hu N 7 7 so much for the obscure and frAmlttlent origin' of the Pot•liouse, self-eoustituted .f4;ohin i'riiatzttit., ‘ , At. the iOng goes-- ." On ottipboard the head by-the I" . and 43 the State hat bceti often: compared to a Vessel, - these Pellotvs thilik the Government of. the, Country might als.olic committed to the loW est, and we will athrl, speaking distinctly of: the most active And conspiCuinm Reforineri of thin e L W degenerate ti mes , t h e very- vitestorthe multitntle. Gracious o 'Heaven ! has it indeed come to th is pit 4, thiai.Eiiglithoteit, 'described by our ohl historlatitlits, u, noble { generous, an upright, st giouspeople, shall for,st moment .eonsent.thatl, junta, of,. worthless ruffians ,,, destitute a lik e ,011 , • I 4i khre':v is ie - Meeting sprtng frourNol)ntiy:.*Obodyoa it. " A I)rkgnt e WiShrdto laWAHAlittAPtift iconvensi*llie pro cent'i, Mainr. 4.'ATSTSVItt9ft? begged in atifiter to.stntr, that it strls not enstrenell by toe Hampden . Ctub ; but that it WAS mined icy *Owe friandt to lb* cause of Reform' • to adrati?,;' ri the Meeting: • • . tom- belerste nbserved; tbat the answer went only to ibew who lief nq t An il the &letting. His anitiety w;ts t 'tiger t kin who aid."l";.(.4fornlng Chrusikle Ittpari.) rItE - Aritit - ,AL REGISTER. •", l'erforineV Lail ,iry 11. Ditttfty-Ltvt......ormuloltu: Orounot“), Mr. Kean; Miss So, ersillt. Afterwltich, thirlequitt Ifortur. On F txr-( 3 .Attt*::4.,---Tht t thtniftilt, Mr. i l licii4dyi Ze. Misi MO . w 111 44) and the Sylph of t i~olliialc. thimiturgit, 1 Gistv-tiiey and Je',key, 1 Duhtivri :11Vaterford. France, a HAmburgh, 1 Hitll;iiii), 3 4utteribUritb t.Gticrilsey Jerst y. PRICE o Till% ytAw—AT r per Cent. 6.1 *pre (I,ent.oon4 ..(;314i 4 per Cents, 6 per Cent. N. Ah13...9.11'mi 116nir t,. ithn ...... ' . . 'l.' STOCKS 'WEt.vr: D'et.lttg. . i . I littliit $ tuch, liiiliu littifili, tlis. c-rii. pt. Kxc1i.111,114.,..1tis 183. IN. pr. Oast. fur ittiodia,... 4 . lki tie lIIGH WATF:It AT L6NDON MUDGE TO- I .IIOIMA W. Mnrniug, thililiteti airier 6. I Etching; 30 iniiiiites • . moralJairactei• anti religions 'pill':::11 , 1All of notorious, tried,. ,convicted feiolle a ' l l associates, 'libellers, sliboincrii - PiO le1 ;1 serterk, traitors, and itheists,--the Tri.• society, not, by. out . assertion, bat . ° on the • records of Many Cowls, beib cial Mid Criminal—Will Britons, 'we sill i 11 it for all instant, that such .p e rsons . 0110 'Tittlirne their name, smd sink a l'coplesOci 'Niue in thtir own'uishountled itifamy- 4 . ti11 . 1 . , .the suspici on . N o B r i to n could live un it Intolerable anguish of such a hurilien 1 . Our Iteadertr may .wish , to limo , ' 114 ° Vd. on the. occasinn or tltirliOtl i ,` 1 gallon of bad men. They resat* I° l , claim all connection with the HatyP il ',' - .:. 4l Ol "anti to revolutionize on their . ovv 0 P r ,that annual Parliaments should .be •Ch aal , sculking ballot , i,tltat every subject 'of , the li El shetild have a:OOP8, Or'rather a n iial l ' t bi that the country 51i4410 be subdividedl.nit:i' total distri c t s , each ii, return a ,:4 1 41 04 "7_, H And to cro wn t h e i r g l or i ous Reform, dis t ?"' 6 1% 1 1 1. e ° n u t i b tl ei b s e ot n ; Monstrous folly anti depravity i CO" i with the feelings, which ever lionuured)' `. a l r o i i: a g n e i t e a .nece7ary qualific,s: " 4 9° 11 Y ,all(l..collectively,„with, the imb iti ' i and :confidence you ',give ever. reposed all ' lustitutiottsof your Ancestor's, -which bare ti yfm to the piiinacle of national:. power ' ind g with. the l o y s l ty , tv l, i c h ( t h oug h pro vcrihtdbY i Traitors) is aim illustrious a s well Ili usefill 'l' wit . hl)4 4 .iotisin, which , ilOvrever I' lll°' ' . url tltes,e bast pretenders,is an immortal and;4ol,- ableeinantition of divinity in 'the bums" CdOntrytnen, ;w9 call on, you' to ponder': tucnt oil these propositions, for what 2"'' Ao ! for everbl3iitig •ignoinitly, till destruction. Will you exclian4e the "1, 1 fabric .Of your f a th ers . ~,i 0„ ,,,; . t he` r Of . your well-defined and ample iitirtits; iotifee of all your. prosperity and 4rel i t° hipe . boast- of ages j . the envy and O nil 1 0t the world,Will yen; b ecause thes e , siiised indiYidoalst, iMarting under the f°4l ousness of their crimes and the encti l4 lottrcri of all goo d men, asser t, t h sl ~ 6 are blemish e s i n ' t hi s Sublime i'VQ"'rl u , yourselves t o t h e i r le ve lli ng conipiterY, an seut .to ex c h ange t h ese bl ess i ngs for e" , anarchy, fur . imp ract i ca bl e sc h em es; flu' ici ballots, whi c h i ndee d might rritl:-; the 4 "' n , G Electors, an d fo r a PArlirialeat of •Hu w rit SETTS, JONES . , - C,)CII Li Al/ES, IVAITHN 0,41 P 1 1 Darts, T ff() m2os t i , CU It It 4N y. 411 ,1 tin 4el' I)eitachlell as µ, t itchy hinder ca the VP -41, Mob, iti:d speedily , hdlil the tio eat oft hell P A I :: N . APAIITE:, by making ,Englaiol a l au d not °- living in, a hurtle') to herself, and ..o c°l'' other Miaow I No indeed. --tire tnay murmur too ;:. may be discontenttd* when intimate,„ t,„I br become us ; njay.hlAtne,ottr littlets illations, whicit eithte the ticmit.its to '01 " ' co „i tititici have calm(' ;''‘ve ni..y re ;„ pine s' co' d Ibr otirse 1 C.- IJ yes 1 ar“,re Liatven an bo p!lnling ; • but 'Vitt - are not so mad, 90 1,1:0 the fern . tvntittion of . . 14( li so tutjust to well, dud so Altigrit tefi rc cioo, •as to. sjutt . n the ttrin u nrbereil, ttitielt ive aft; tinrielied; and 44 1 ,i'4 1 Y1,.P,rptititution and guilt, i n t ent s, aid our,busants, as tt ,. cordiacl for ourseivs; 41 ' 4 t'a tOritatieefin tith. children. PRIVATE ET'I'LItFBOI PISFO[ 7I.II# I , JAN. 111,0Ve 74 1 4r to ti this last night R. intrre tremendous stnritfiltl l )- S. W. and nmre ter'ibte , in it's eifects °Si (nest inhubitant of this.place rxrl rec611";0114 " .Jasper sl u O p , o f 10. gup3, wev! oit Batton, anilieus. im me dlatcly. (11 "' p(ees—til 4 y , Wo Of the crew 10 d• 00 1 The Ttiregi . ,iir!l, of 12 % - i•cnt on 0 ., ""' I the nu e, chtering u little. cove, : by l o toriti s ttatq cirenms.tance the crew Were go t ° i t it shore; on m e. an was 'Lill e & on i)otird , 611 : 10 0 Surgeon hod his thigt ) btiike i i. l it ten, l!: 11/1.1 nor t ice of her were together. 1 10 " a:Packet was wrig — t ' mutt of the people on b4 . artl peritheil. bvi a 4everitie vtaiel r--- I • U 11".1 • • ahottt the., -.-C4ll-OCII of Haitioar!, :Afti l g BO livichave been lost, The,ti 4ll! 141.:eittia'ortibtary height abotst scvell " ? Cl act ", finicrttitig, SUing all the lower'pert of l l° . I ) te r .end carrying boats ;nut'l'it►•9rriet , ttf ,Ittreet., .wh ere t h ey were irk, and for a tin ts i ....vfot . tl car r i ages from risling, • • gqtuthe 4arhi citii 11„,,, e a b..„; was t' c ' i t 4C. I iftvy t _. . . t). ‘ e sea making . an opening Ltwittll,. its - it men heti Interval win k liur boat • was actually carticil over OP I' 4 - 1 ' t Stttton Pool, the lies, above the parapet, 11,6(1 441:411.0.'iint11411131'..5'