The Sun. — London, England, 1817-06-13 00:00:00

1101ISE OF CON' 3vNt 12. Mr. W. DuNOAs °brainy , ' leAve to bring in H Big to authorise the Cottrt of Directors ot the EMI India Company, in certain cases , , to,unie extraordina.ry tilion'ancts to the owners of certain ships in the service ot the East India Company. The West India Fr6e Ports Bill *as read a se mt titnc., and ordered to be committed to morrow, Lord A. 11%111,T0T, with the ii6nrnfrence of the ChAticti.Loa of the lilienrcatt, obtained leave to firth., in a Bill to alter slid amend so much of the 434 of George rite 3d, ,is relkrir..d to the payment tf ahy tax in Scotland on I.lnites linving no more than tour o , indOws, and r.iyihg,a rent not 'exceeding 31. amom9y. Mr. H. AtimNolON obtained leak - e- to bring in tt, Bill simiL:r to that which lie introduced I,:st year, to atuend the Mi!itia Law g. The `Patch and Ward Bill was read a third time and, passed. The Solt Vxpoitation Bill wai read a second time, and ordered to be committed to-morrow. The Ye , ootkory,Caval.ry Corps Bill was rear! a seconfl time, and ordered, to be coAtinitted to« morrow, MARSMAISEA. Mr. BENNETT moved for. a Return of theinnm. her of Persons confined in. the. Marshalsea last year. He took this opportunity,of..asking the Right Bon. Secretary whether there was any-pro bability of. the persons who had . undertaken to examine into the state of, that prison making Report on the, subject ? Fe had, put the-same question last year, and..bad. been answered that the Report woold•soon appear, but that hope had been disappointed. .` . • -.- Mr. H. AnDiNGTort said, that if the business rested with. tbe,otlice to which he belonged, he should. he able to give a decisive answer ; but as it depended on. the Commissioners for that parti• cuiar, purpose, it was impossible for him at pre sent to give the information requii.ed. The Motion was • then agreed to, as well as another from the same Member, for an Account of -the number of Nrsons, discharged froth - the. same Prison during the same period. •. Mr. U. ADDINGTON presented, a Return of the Parochial Clergy of Scotland, avid of the number of Benefices in England in which there were no Clerical Itesidents.,—Laiti .on the table. The CHANCELLOR Of the EXCIiEQUER brought in a Bill. for the better regulation of the Consoli dated Fitta—Read a first, time, and ordered fora second re.sding to-morrow. • Mr. UILENFELL gftveAtotiee, thiit on TnesdaY next he would move for. SOtilt accounts reipecting the trausactiont 'of the -Bank of England with Goverment. TRINITY HOUSE. •Mr. Btoteu complained of the manner in which the funds of this Charity were disposed of, .con lrary to the intentions of its founders. The pen sions were most unequally. and partially distri buted.• Liverpool and other towns had not the nomber to which they were entitled. Re coo, eluded by moving for a return of the stickle of election adopted by the Elder Brethren of the Trinity, House on admitting petitioners to the be ittic of the funds of the Corporation.applicable to charitable purposes. Mr. nese seconded the motion. The Corpora.' tints of the Trinity were as anxious to give, as the Hon. Gentleman. to ask, for information. He contended that the pensions. were diotrilutted with fiirnets and impartiality If there were any fault it was in their not being always applied for.. No sootier had LivcrpoOl asked for some, than Elm kstro4e had berets given that, town. Mr, Cortv.reu wished that. the pensions should be apportioned to the. different towns,- - according to the ratio of their contributions, and complained of the tone of a letter received from the Elder Brethren of. the Trinity, in answer to a complaint• on the subject. BURinTT urged the necessity of strict wet-1 1 00n in the Management of these pen,itins. Mr. Morme, defended the conduct athe Elder Brethren of the Trinity flouse, and the general dkinterestedness and public spirit which had al. ways marked their ptoceetilho. That establish ment was the only one that applied the surplus of its . Teecipts to chat itahle Furposes. After a few words from' Mr. Uremia , Mr. Birch, and Mr. Rose, the Motion was agreed to. The African Trade Bill was read a second time, ana Were& to he committed tO-marrow. Mr. LtisitI;NOTON brought up the Report of the Cotnn►ittee on the Sugar BouOty Anti. The Re solutions were agreed to, and a Bill Ordered. Sir P. BURDETT moved, that a petition, which tie had presented some days since, flow the lithe. hitaots end Tenants of. Houses in the Hoe of the New Street from Carlton llouse, be referred to the Committee on that Street. Mr. CHOKER caused the Journals at the House to be mid, by which it appeared that the same motion had been made and rejected on a division, %viler, the Honourable Baronet bad originally pre. &clued the petition. The present motion was then dropped,-. The Sheriffs in Ireland Bill was read a third time. and passed. Mr. HAMNlcast,nt moved for an Account of the sums (tile by Austria to Great Britain, in conse quence of loans in 1795 and 1797, with the di vidends and interat on them. At Mr. CROKOII I S suggestion, tbe motion was postponed to o futore IMPORTATIONS FROM IRELAND. Mr, LUtlittiGTON bronght inn Bill to allow the importation of Woollens from Ireland into Great i 3 it;iitt under lir,emcs. Sir Jou /4 t% )11. T was not aware of th ex istenc,.± of a law ro prevent that impOrtation, and obiotted to a BM that n ould excite doubts' on the subject, kt% the Act of Thtion precisely stated that there should he: no prohibition intereouehe betAreen the two coinotir..,, After wor',3 from rvir, Croko . aiid Sir Was ,'ittirrovvs, the . Bill tstii'imiered to be printed before it, prriceedett f.trt her, in Order to atTotti an oppOrraffity tar, it, CALI, OF TUB lIQUSE, On the notion of Mr. TrunNuy, the Order for ,• . , the tall t - f the Honte on Monty 'l.7as trtscliirgul'l anti fixed for Tuesday next. The Report of the 'Committee of Supply %%Hi taken into further consideration - , the Resolutions agreed to, and Bills ordered trecordin;gly. Lord Colchester's Annuity 13i41 was lead ti se. rontl tune, and entered to he comniittefl to-mor. row, after some obser'vationi from Sir M. NVH Ridley and, Mr. Pt'nsonby, who objected to the clause 'enacting, that in 'case of his acceptitt any offiee 'of emohnnent, .he 'shoitld relinquish one half of his fleusion. They wished the whole pension to he given e w bltst he should hold un officestiperior to it in emOit'uneots. Mr. LOsfilsotoN brought up Estinifttei of the can necessary to complete the 1-I.;lyhead 1-tarbonr. Referred to the Connitlttce Sopply.—Adjourned. rROVINCIAL PITT CLUBS. LINCOLN AND NO'rrINGHANI PITT CLUB. The Anniversary .of Mr. Pitt's Birth-day was celebrated at Louth on the 28th ult. by a nume rous assemblage of Gentlemen, who have formed themselves into an association . , under the denomi• nation of The Pitt Club.' At five o'clock Liente iiant-Coionel EttautasT took the Chair, and the company sat down to a most splendid dioner (at the Fleece Inn), composed of every histury the country and the season could afford. The Chair man, after dinner, its a very appropriate speech, pointed out the necessity of all ranks and descrip tions uniting to repel the attacks of those danger ous and designing men upon our CoustitUtion in Church and State, who arc ipilustriously circa listing amongst the lower orders of society sedi - - tints* and blasphemous books and pamphlets, cal enlaced to inflame their minds, dissatisfy them with their Rulers, and bring ; into , contempt and ridicule every thing that ought to be held most sacred , anti he proposed that a, reward of five guineas should be offered by the Society to any per sots giving information to the President or Secre eary against the publisher or distributer of hooks or pamphlets of the above description in the di vision of Louthesk and LOW ; which proposi-. Hon was umtleituously carried, and ordered to be' pin upon record. During the evening the fol lowing, amOngst other toasts and sentiments, were given, and drank with rapturous. applause, each being sneceeded by an awroprisiie song or glee, in a very admirable stile, by the, Choristers from the Cathedral of Icing, three times three—The Prince Regent, three times three' '['he Quern, three times tierce---The Prin cess CfniilOtte • And her flinifflotts consort, the Prince of Saxe Cobourg, three time three =-- The Duke Of York and the Army, three times three— The Duke.of Clarence and the Niwy, three times three--. The House of Bruns% ick--;•Proteitant As cendancy, three 'times three--.4be Ministeri of State, three times three—The Memory of Mr. Pitt, and may .his principles always, intimate Councils Of Great 'Baltairt, Duke - of Wellington, three times three—The leinOry of tbe'Heroes who fell at Waterloo—The Laud tenant, three times thi'ee—The Meinbers of the County—Mr- Peel, with - thanks to him for hit ex cellent speech on the Cationic claims, three'times three—A further Suspension of the Habeas Cor pus Act—Lord. Exmouth'-The Warden and Cl - por is tios t , and prosperity to else Town of Louth,. three times three.. The greatest harmony, .conviviality, and good humour prevailed daring the whOJe of the eve► . ing, which %Tits spent in a inatintE highly saleable to the occasion. TAUNTON AND SOM totsst PITT CLUB. The Tannton and Somerset Pitt Club held their Anniversary Meeting at the Market House, in Taunton, `on the 28dt tilt. Sir T. LETHEuit,OB, Bait. being Presideut, and J. T. Watt ne, Psq. Vice . .. President. At four o'clock the company, consisting .of upwards, of sixty members and sitars, (some of the latter from a considerable distance) sat dOWII to a suitable dinner, provided by Mrs. Upham. The cloth being-removect, and the istablishetVand previous toasts, as ,settled by the Metropolitan. Pitt 'Club, being drank, , the President called the'et eution of the company to the grand sentiment of the day ; in doing which he pourtrayed,,in a must energetic and impressive manner, the:character of the immortal Sta:esman, and detailed - the beneficial results to the world in general, and to our land especially, To no the langtiage of the worthy Baronet,," In the life and death of him, whose birth we are now con memorating, are to be traced Britain's existence and prosperity. By, his wisdom our happy land wee saved 'from the wreck of nationt:r out of his ashes arose men of talent and true patriotism, whose characters were formed on his bright ex , . ample, and whose ambition, as well as candour, was to acknowledge, our Hero as, the author of , all the good th ey had rendered to their country. " Mr. Caine, Ar.P. Mr. %Vatic Of iie3semmitie, Mr. Worthington, Rev. Mr, Gale, Mr. Hazle. wood, Mr.. Bury, severally addressed the Meeting. Mr. Charter, ia returning thanks, took ogee. Sion to bring to the recollection of the Meeting thelitany and great services which hatt,been ten. &red, the country by the immortal Statesman, and in his high adMiration of tire character of Mr. Pitt, feelingly. said, be loped boy wotild hereafter stand in this place, and, in language more . suitable so the great close than .he was. Taster Of, express the sentimeutz which he h 44.1 so imperfect-, ly tleliyered. The health of the:Secretary, Tretrehard, havingbeen drank, Me....Pitichard, in his absence, trusted that,from the near connexion subsisting between himself and Mr. Trenchard, he might, be a ll ow ad to return thanks Ifni' hint ; and ,be.conlil take upon to say for Mr. T, that zealo us as he.hunt been in the affairs of the Society, l ie is mild , fiever ,be less so, as : long as his scrvicea slionld be required by a Pitt Club, Lord Viscount Vinton was nominated President for .the enlning,year ; Jnhn Cridiand, of Spring Grove, Vice-Presitlent .; the Rev.'. tide, Worthington, Esq. time oster, and C.. Corfield,- Esq; Stewards. i tirecingsoay a man lest his wife in 0. batter to Wolverhampton s tnatket, and sold her for half,a-: clown! tfll A;c CAT lIOL C 5. 'The foiloAing 'Account of ' a .IESUIT'S now subsisting . in 011 . 3 country, is taken A. Per:otlical IVork, entitled The )1)t) the vast s increase of its Proselytes, since its detnantfi the particular attent:on of those iehOe' , 6tcccive thall'Aits . Ts enay , be said) admitted to a - partitip'ation' of potitical pntivet A JESUIT'S COLLEGE The place where this indovation on PrOtestrai! disci - plane, and this ex-periment nn Protest Ant forhenrance, h; been sulfered tiuletly to take !Amt. is St onyhtirst , near Preston, i n L ancas hi re where for !linty years p , tsultis p.oweyful Orde'r has pos sessed a spacious Coirege, imply provided tvitli_al! .the machinery of Jesuit!Sm. The studies of the place are' stated to be contincied upon the same itYsteth with those of the, Roman Catholic Univer 'sities abroad ; and there are regular professors in all the usual branchei of scientific and scholastic education. Tlie C o lle ge , W hi c h i s a very extensiyi building, has room for fouy or five hundreii independently of the prnfessors, managers, and domestics ; and is laid to contain at the present moment five hundred or more individuals of va rious descriptions. It is snrrounded with suitable offices for tradesmen and artizans of eyery soriptiou, proper for rendering, the. establishment independent, and well supplied sVith the necessaries . and conveniencies of life. To the College are attached more than a than .sand acres of land, which the Jesuits keep in their own hands,:and farm tinder the'direction anti ma nagement of one of their merhbcrs. , In adnitiou to the, produce of this lad, which is consumed in the College, the Jesuits, by means of large ptir • chases from the neighbouring farmers and others, extend their inflaenee, and 'with- it their faith, throughout the whole of the surrounding country. Conversion of Protestants, a nd R oman Catholic initraction, are provided for on a scale the most extensive and complete ; and the success of the experiment; we are sorry to say, has been fully adequate to the preparations. The pupils in the eitablishment are .ealletted front various parts of Great Britain, Ireland, awl! the Continent ; so that the Jesuits ip this* Col- . lege hare extensive . .communications . and corre spondence with numerous parts of the world ::and . the importance of their let!ers may he. inserted froth' the particular precautions which they adopt 'respecting them, Their present number of pupils is supposed to be from two to three hundred, Which is supposed to be Rot more than the average for the last five and twenty years. 'Within a Idafter of a mile of the College is a Seminary for hoarding and educating hasps, pre= Pttratory to their entering. the establishment at Stonyhttrst. This initiary institution is jTpr . o•f priated exclusively to those who are destined for the superior College, and the Author of fi'llistOry of the Jesuits '(which is .tl:c Bonk under review), very jwitly remark , that the almost entire wk. , - siob of these youihs: 'iron) all intercourse with imioitlofl, re-I)kb takes place during their probu tion,ity studies, is not c.ilculated'tcf remove the distrust moil apprehension %Ode]) are naturally ex cited by the mystery - which attaches, More or less, to Jesuitism in general. • There is every reason to Oppose tire Stonybnrst SOciety to be possessed 41' t consiikvible wealth, arising from the prohts trerning front their pits, and their estate, with perhaps some other toorces, such as the .voluntary lonations of their partisans and arintirers. Their influence ;s greatly strengthened by thei"r being the accredited heads of the neighbourhood, especially in limit own '9lA'' nor and, the surro u ndi n g divrict, so th a t th e y feel na necessity to'be eitbcr limit!. or private in their unceasing endeavonts tO make ProselYtes. Bv their exertions, Popery baS alarmingly increased in the duchy (Lancaster). It is certain that, tvheretts before their arrival there ,were not per haps half a score Papists,,abont Stonyhttret, the greater part of the population in that vicinity., to the amount of sotsys Tuotisallos, ARR NOW BE COMR SUCH ; and th e pri ncipal Jesuit priest of Preston is Raid to,have made a boast; that wlitn he came to the 0, little more than,tt'venty years ago, a small room wonlil have accommottatf. ed his whole congregation; w hereas, now two large Chapels, which h av e been'since erected, and ore each capable of cont a i n i ng twQ thousand. persons, ore not suffi c ient for their converts. his nut an unimportant or unalarming circum stance to those who know the real' character of this, Order, that the Roman Catholic chapils in that part of England-, and which are nearly as - u r . memos as the Protestant churches, are titled, Hot with ordinary infests, but with priests of the Sn. cicty of Jesuits. Several restlit ministers itre'sts tioned at' the neighbouring town of Preston, who fretrently make excursions to Ireland, and who, ince - illepenee,- have maintained considerable in. trreottrse with France and other parts of thi - Continent, DIq:ADFUL ACCIDiNT.--About eight o'clock nn -Wednesday evening,Mr. Wm. Johnson, trwr ch'atit, of 'Canterh4Liy-sqttare, Tooley-street,. 80, rough, hired a wherry to cross the Thames t o .Scot's Wharf ; Which ryas rowed by two you ng watermen. ; the' t being very 'rapid on two at the. time; the . hum was hUrried through: the Centre arch of London. liritige and filled im mediately and stink, when Mr. Jol ' lnsOn aid nue of the young men were uttfortunittely , drowoetio--- The -.other young waterman saved hiMsell by swimming. The body of Mr. Johnson was picket! 4).111100st instantly by, Ft• hoat's crew posoug at the time; and although he was , not many ,rni• nutes in the water, all efforts to restOtc aniinatitAt proved ineffectual. 'm'orninti Im e ar l y • the premisei a Jong STotie,- of 'the "s , tek "HUI rnti were entered by a gang orVillains They conirived an cntraiiCe by int;lins . o( hreal%'• ttr w ,olon :be ot it er -f u n - lock of the itry stove,' and wrenching away' the (loor and 4.)ek 'ot the i inner-conipartment, 'anti stealing t i llerefrotn about 1115 - packs of playing cards, in. fi nisltethnistb.i- were alartnetl, anti ttiatie a speedy retreat, possesilou, %yid) the boot y' ' , in tlitir ,r. • i t. "V 4 , S • , • City tcil ?iNTV!'tiFr, J".Y:113 7.-LLYes7ctildy .this on the pull° til the thentre 'of grein tie der,. `l Ile Cnplain•ot u•ship,lmlen ‘‘itti poto f Lich arri%ed here two ilacS since,,,h3d got 0. to presclitirp Jitre..this nraing that ha via I ht-in by retnil on bnara of 10.1 a great many w ()hien went the toll ; rain, At he hall announced, ivo.selling pft:t; y rets4tioehle,pt ice. \\ lOC. this was going, t ! ! erC arr.! th9se s, ()urges of Uttifolnit y, 1.1 rstaiti the price, anti withottche3tt.ititv. ILik( cargo, inuoviii4tely,l be, sije to Coe Pc' trprnett suspecting the foroioiies cruise, inttnetlintely ass's-a:hint ‘eith a sit, tatneb, and demand that he gi tilt it fury, wete,goittg. lo ' ,lear ship, whets happily a strong gnord iiicceeried in restoring order; a reit men went. to. tile. Commissari.nt the claim his ioterference, which seems to .good efect,"for this ttrOrttitlg the sale been re-commenced on board the vessel staller did not dare to reave the vole night. . . evsszt.s, t B.Thel write . (that the Princess of Wales has arri/r d We learn front Hanover that litchi' lost their tears of a bid harvett... Si n° weather we have heard t h a t the•iiriers fwhich ha's caused the hilitre 0( considerable corn tnerchauts, pariicoloi men.. areoonts from. Nortb.lirabant are ‘ressing, from the continued rising 4 ' t - A letter from Cadiz of the'2otit May news has:been received .there tri which, auttopuce that the Itoyallrtoll3 %%dere been put in motion to oll' f "; pendent .Army which h is crossedthe chain ofilte ,Cordilleras, sending before mationa inviting all the l'erorkshs It is iltotiOt that the Viceroy 01" e 101 ces tints in advance of Lino, with all th he can collect. het l' l4 /I'NNA., MAY 29.—An ittaiipaslooo Hi;iliness Arohdochess, 111( e tti,ide it nrcesiary to put ail till th is ",d the tete ICltich (hi itintrltio on the :6tH, in the Aogotten. 1.111 seta to the Hospital for Your COW Dart of the provisions. DARING ATTENII'T AT Iztna 144TTOS-GARPttg.. ;—•Mr. Strates socnropanieti ttt this Office, went to thelt l No. 11, Upper Terrace, Is ratiodthe unfortunate tertiny. and ,fearitte, her Ilea/ colds of justice, they took Si I . if On :....., . (ices nthide %worts, said, I w4' n..t': mar. ied. 1 hat c lived ottodi t. 5 ... . ,. Nits. Curry.. Last treniiiK, idiot' ed to sn ti ti nse name 1 heliere to lie E11i , .. , 5(*" rd.,,T4,Y uslitrtSS as an agclit or ' _..,,. 't of my mister...4's, and w, e d i r t mi t t. pe . conury assist:mee traln 1 " 11 • r. c , L . c .. -'''' t bvlth me, ditrin Which litl/ on hit ui relarectitig 3 Pit the ....11,,Rrt t-41`ett• • Ile Ailniitted IA 'Y'-"ttl was, that it via , pawned ffit'sday, and which the wl freed_ to girt him to re.kcm it : hr . I ,‘ . .rvw where it WAS, and he desitill lle had several times betore visited my utiStress -. alto once ,„;:ice him I"ed rat if my iiti,tress tcp t tuaCl d I rot recollect whether it wig* l l ' aAted /hi' qaestion. Eilis staid wit i t si?ont right o'cliirh,' at whi.li titiie : n ess s sullen, as Usual, leasiog 11( du V . ll. ,ionnolUttoly again. tiori frt l , w ith a POlcer; lie sr:LS Lsittinz is 1 ' • J the sill., when Ellis, wiatiait saY" to ~,t 1 ., many ciitler.t titan's on. Atte Ile 3tl ' Wi l d2l °4 4' whirls I held ttit . to drfend aqsvit, . ar t, . . I ,,ii:cli i c"uld t ,tbe blows auliethne S.) fall r ili "' 7 , t bits 0 1 ;„, ' was ill diet tiOSitiOt4 611114 Wit' '''''''',,PpOtro k ~ i J, l ' ..tay mouth, and attempted, as I tirlievet i do ,' lir t t ,, ,, lug out. I, hots ever, ciintineed to r t ry ow , va Clto' 6 , i t 6 ' ) ' 0 rsrape out of the house, and sever It P 1 • isitil‘' ar / t assittauee. .. f thr 1 7 i , • She then gave a description P ho y es 0. already described.--Thert a t 13° recovery. ivot° _....---- 1 ~..t, .....................—.....,......- iter , or jo SACittuada.--At an early hour Yt bro lLe i i . , uoi,,iol ing,Sproe Airing villain or " ' s ilver , $. 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