The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-22 00:00:00

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Nturning, 41; minutes after S. I I."..rentng, 4 'iuititites alter ' G TI-11F-4-1 SU N. SOLL9 QUIS nicEite rm.sum ALITWAT LONDON, WEDNESIMY, J.iNI7,IIZY 22, 1817. LOYAL ttEr.TIND 0r 1‘,11.,F. CITIZENS OF LONDON. `We haVie the lima heotiClt gratification in. being enabled to state, that the headlong and daring proceedings of the Revolutionary ,Faction in this Country, have at length • fully roused the loyal, truly patriotic, infinitely most ,mtmerons and re spectable portion of the Community, to .ar convir. tion of the danger nt permittiog the altar« chichi practices, so prevalent at present, to con tinue unchecked, anti of the necessity of uniting to - express the real sense of the Empire, and rally round the British Constitution. The clamniws of a worthless association of Demagogues shall no bogey be imposed on the world as the voice of a sound.hearted People; nor the maudlin follies of quack politicians (as destitute of intellect us they are of principle) be passed off for the grave opi. pions of this enlightened Nation. When we had the pleasure of inserting in Tux SON of Sloaday last the excellkliesolutions mot Declarati o n of the M anc h ester ,t Iceting, we took occasion to recommend the example, as strenuous ly as we 'could find words to express our feelings, lot the imittstion of the Country. We exhorted the lovers of trueliberty to combine togetheragainst the advocates of rebellion and confusion, 11l concealed tinder the specious name of Reformers : we called no Patriotism to oppose Sedition ; on the conscious . Possessors of solid blessings to Set their faces against wild • 'lnlays( ion ; * on Worth ,and In dustry to protect their-property fret» Rapine and Profligacy ; iont in fine, on the Good to thew the Bad that the strength of England was arrayed to defeat their infamoui designs, and look down" their impotent attempts to subvert the Govern ment, in order to pillage the people, and satiate their lust for,hlood. Nn place in the Empire has been more disgraced by felling occasionally under the 'sway of the 1 Anions, than the Metropolis. Not only in the Mob Meetings, which are unjustly said to speak the sense of the Livery of London, but in the Cointsont Council, which is, with equal (Its rolf,aril to truth, represented as the , organ for &daring° the sentiments of the City (in its most rcipectahle forms), the, Agitators have too fee vet.tiy succeeded in carrying their point, insult. their Sovereign, abd countenancing the efforts scklititpus Rtiniam, liPhen these machinations tt.e gone beyond the limits of prudent tolerance, City of London ha* stood'up to vindicate it. 0 , 4 ; and what has been done, we are happy ; to is now 4bout to be done again. Afeetioß of the Bankers, Merdbants, and t of the Cepitsi is on the eve of taking puce no the Royal Exchan,,e.• There, men who 1;,0,,r, to sustain, property to protect; rvitilvnees, nettnes, interests at stake, and hit - allies to, save, cvi4i conic forward mstiftrily, and . tell, the N R t ion whist is the real sense of LOndon, and, of mass of its ‘velitit Rs well ss the immense ma. jurity of its polittlation. They will rescue it from flit ;ots isUo tvlici, it turlml+ :tit ,td 00151 gang of Jacobins ore plunging it. Vrepahrtory : to this highly necessaey.And able assemblage, there has already been a private • meeting of many of 'the first Gentlemen connect ed with the City and its greatest Establishments. They have agreed to the plan for procuring the free and public expression of the sentiments of the Capital at this mOntentotts crisis ; and in a very short period the day of meeting will be announded. Resolutions worthy of Englishmen will be sub mitted, and'cvery man Will Gave an opportunity,. by signing. his name to them, of putting his loyalty upon record, as well to strengthen the halt& of the Legishture, on the point of opening temost important Sessiott, as to slim the enemies Of• their native land bow little they haye to hope. from their exet Lions to kindle the flames of civil . discord, " Cry liavos:li, nodiet slip tlio,doill of war." 'We need not exptess a wish, for we are sore that the example of Londoo in this respect will be fol• lowed in every corner ist the' 8I itisli Dqtriiilio4ls.; sso- A MOST TREMENDOUS GALE OF' WIND 'AT PLYSIOUTII. : 0 A dreadful gale took place pn Sunday, and londay last at Plymouth, in, which, we re gret to say, the 'effects have been atteinled with % cry lamentable consequences. The Jasper sloop of war is stated to have been wrecked, and many va luable lives lost. The Telegraph schooner is also iepotted to hove shared a similar fate, and ninny other vessels have also severely suffere4, and some entirely lost. The gale was so tremendous, that a veibsel Po the stocks was absolutely moved from its position. Several houses have suffered severely, many of their doors and windows being blown in. The ft;'lowing ore the Port Letters : Loss of the JASPE n Sloop of War and all her Crew, ettept two' arines, and the Loss of several other Ships and Lives. " 1 1 4XMOUTH, ilAs. 20, Ml.—Last night it 1,14.4 the most tremendous gale from the S. E. to the S.W. that was ever remembered here, and has been productive of great damage among the shipping in this neighbourhood. The Jasper sloop of war. broke front her sable in the night, and drove on shore on the point of Mount Batten., nt the entrance cif Catwater, and all her crew, ex. cept a sailor and a ritpt ina, perished : else must have gthte to pieces soon after she struck & a very small part of her remains on the roeits •: " The Princess Ms 'packet, of Falmouth, Captain l'oeucK,,that arrived here from the \Vest Indies a few days since, is totally lost'in Dead- Bay. The Master, his wire, and two ail. dren, who had come over on Saturday last to sec hint, together with six of the crew, arc drowned. " The, Telegraph schooner is totally lost on the Rocks ofFthe Hoes ;one wan only drowned. The Surgeon has both his thighs broken, and several of the crew, with broken liutbs, are now carrying to the Naval Hospital. " The Lapwing. Revenue cutter is on shore and bilged in Mill Bay, but will be got off if the wea ther abates ; , - , erew saved. The sloop Earp!ers' Delie,let is lost. on Mount Batten i—ciew saved. " Two pauses "arc cvhsl►etl down nt Cawsand, and 19 boats arc missing fru►tt the Bay. Several vessels that were building"and repairing Are blown and washed :alf the stocks by the, extreme tide, N% MI a great vat iety of other aicidents the shipping in the harbour: the warehouses, tl►e piays; and the wharves have suffered much." COPY OP ANOTIIHR LLTTEIt, SAME DATE. " Last night, about eight o'clock, .it came on to blow very hard at S. S.W. and the gale con. tinned until one`o'ctock, when it became a hurri cane, and continued with imabating fury until o'clock this tsittriting . Several vesseht,were heard tiring during the night, but no assistance wits in the power of min to render them ; and this morning, at day-light, the following ve3sels were discovered on shore; and gone eotively to. pieces :--- " liiis Aletjeaty's schooner Telegraph, undertbe Hoe ; two of her crew reported to, be lost. " His Alajesty's sloop of war Jasper on the Reef of Mount Batten, and the whole - of her crew ex cept 2 marines, also severahromen and nhildren— in all upwards of 80 in number, have perished. " The Princes: iliary,packet, in Deadman's Bay. The Master, his wife, 2 children, and 2 marines, drowned.—Several small craft; lighters, &e. hay e sunk in the harbour; and the greater part of the shipping have received more or less damage.-- The'oldest inhabitant of this port does not re member such a severe gale of wind. The houses near the quays'had 3 feet water in thew and se venal boats were seen floating ahoist the streets. ' 1 The Navy List for tins states the Jasper o be commanded by Captain Tuna. Cauzw, Lieu, .euent3 A uGusTtis fiv,t.LETT ant: Rost LIT Witvr coma ; her Mioter, I:;tAvAlai Ssirrit ; Surgecu, Nlottont; Pic ; and her Purser, R. MARSHA LL . " The Telegraph, is commanded by Lieutenant LITTLE, and her Surgeon ie 11ir . ROBERT DICK." A Hamburg!' Muil, which arrived last night, contains an account of some endeavours used by the King of Swznati to bring the exports of that Kingdom nearer to a level with the imports.— Those merchants, whose commerce is shewn to be most useful to the Country, are to be acdom modated with loans of Ciovernmeut paper. Some of the Dublin Jacobin Journals' have published a Letter purporting to be from vin Irish Export of the name of GRAY (settled on the. Mis sissippi) to one or the Rebel 0 1 CoNNotts, who is . now Editor of a violent Anti-British 'American Newspaper, in which he offers Emigrants 'hind for three years gratis, cattle and corn to be paid for when convenient, and riches and happiness in_the land of woods and freedom. 'This reminds one strongly. of LlsToN's song In the Africans., in which Mr. COLMAN, has displayed all the prophetic art which belongs to the ,true Poet.. Ex, Gr. By trade I aln a Turner, and ,iffii It is my name, • To buy a tot . of i'vory to Aftfca 'cow : I met a trading Blackamorr, a woolly old ,Flumbug, ho coax'd me up Isis land and made a slave of Mr. Mug. Saying, wont ye, wont ye, wont ye, come Mr. Mug, Wont ye come Mr. Mug, wont you come Mr. Mug." .11ow easy is the Parody .11y Nation I'm an Irishman, and Paddy is my mime, To get. agreat big Proi►yrty to Yanlie Land I came : I met a White Redemptioner, a rascally Humbug,' Who coax'd me to the Wilderness, a slave like Mr. Mug. • Saying, wont ye, wont )4, wont ye, come and be Great Wont ye conic, Mr. Paddy,' and enjoy your i ljg Estate. There was a Reform Meeting at Leeds on . Thursday; but it produced nothing out of the common routine. We are informed that. the Re spectable and Loyal io that populous place are following the example of M►inchester and London, as we have this day the satisfaction to announce. It may be asked, why the Demagogue Orators invariably advise their And•itors to conduct them selves peaceably. Is it because they ere aware that it is the disposition of Mob Meetings to act otherwise; it so, why so prone to get them together ? Or is it, that in case of riot they may skulk out of responsibility, and plead their precept, to slip their necks out of the halter they merit by their example, but only consign to their deluded followers ; it so, let their followers be warned•bitheir selfish caution ! Or is it that they hope that like other incantations of Evil Spirits, the multitude will read their lessons backwards, and hurry to commit the mischief they are told they ought to avoid ; if so, they are hypocrites us well as ! Or is it, hotly that they feel they have not strength enough as yet to throw off the mask of tnodertion, and let loose their fury on Society ; if so,, they con fess their impotency to be (oh, wonderful!) equal to their. malignity, their selfish fears, equal to their appetite for plunder, and their cowardice equal to their thirst for revenge'and murder. The trial of WATSON, Senior,j fora capit a l of fence,• the r es ul t 'of:which we' announced •in a Second Edition yesterday, is reported in our last page. There was some cheering in the Court and Court Yind when his ainritt,al was announced. This is certainly very indecent and improper- 7 -but not very easily, be prevepted or puniihed. People will rejoice when their friends are absolv ed; and it is only nceessapy to take , care : that po pillar clamour doe's not blit4 the souree'of Justice. The purity„lind 'e'quity oF'Our Laws were never more admirably illustrat e d, than itothis ve r y trial. • _ _ . We beg leave to call the attention of our e4s to some excellentl46lll , l4s, our sithsequent . . colninns, on the. 'present* state of High Prices ; and - Practical Hints on the method for reducing them within just limits— Much as we have re volved' tlastnhjeci in bur . iiinds, we have derived most 'useful Information' from this plain statement, Dy a letter from Mansfield, of the 2Qth, we.are itVormedatat on Thursday night,..about. eleven o'clocic, tlu pock, cif an earthquake Was di st i nctly felt thro ug h o u t t h e town of Mansfield, and all the adjacent villages. Mr. MALTBY, a Banker of that pl3ce, observed the phenomenon, and his servants spiting front their beds,. under an alarm that the house was falling, Many Other persons also left their beds in terror. Letters from Cafliz, dated 31st December, state that the regiment of Saragoz a was to sail for Vera Cruz in ten days, that of Navarre to follow moon alter for flavannall; and that of Burgos for Lima, The ship Tagle, respecting which great apprehen. shuns were entertained, had arrived safe at Cadiz, front, Lima. Prince 'BrArcnan, we are happy to find; by the llarnburgh Pape rs , i s entirely recovered from his illness. H e l e f t fi• eslaw early in the niOrning.of the 7th instant, -for Berlin„ where. the' relining Duke of Saza!Couvuo is also on a visit. • THE iIiENCH LOAN. (FROM A MORNING PAPER.] The lenders to furnish the French 0 0 "" It qr undertake to pay the Allies 420,000,001 ft .tor which they are to reed that BO French 5 per Cent. Stock, at 70 fran"P ttli the Loan t o b e f at ten years , a t tl.e exP llll " ii which the creditors arc to be paid the ° the Stock a t p ar , w hi c h w ill be . 60 0 , 0 They of course receive the interest of'SOP francs Per annum, which is paid, like 1 1,0 semi-annually. This, with the (litre ° gain upon the Stock, in taking it. at 7 04 receiving it a t p ar , g i ves t h e m an Nolal (Jr benefit of 111 her cent. la consor t° e i some doubts existi n g at one (interest' tisl completion of the Loan, the Reines 0" GO c.; they, however, rose again to 61( atnrare now expected to go higher. Alr iAl 4rrival in Pat:ls being' known, there is pig paper on London at 24fr. 50c., but no t°' anrprice: it is quite nominal. • • HUDDERSFIID REFORM 11.160 (PROM A CORRESPONM* ) This grand assemblage took place on,", day ,- --The prompters, from Leeds, or e tendanee, and Mr.. Abram Hanson !W l .' • called to the chair. Ar.ay I Cl read a itri ll o , • inflammatory Resolutions. .But tog „,olt , part of the' business was in the spoon puty front Manchester.—This deptitYo, l ? c , is h journeyman t a il or , an d f ro m his Gat, was generally th oug h t to b e offoreiff, a , e% c o This orator sa id, he %visited well to h i men---Sornebody asked " what coun i lLi but ther e Was no reply : lie then to'n' s annual Parliaments, Sce. lie either reel, the people t o b e run t h roug h t h e hodYl°lp should pay taxes, or said he wouhl $t himself, " it Government do nut att u n e prayers, they shall have them like n lightning." The place of meeting was in a ufi lt i t is very steep, and contains about only part of the upper 'end was °WO l • people assetnbled, abo u t 1,000 6(0° 1 % reckoning 4 to a square yard, thus thclni; sembled might he about 7,000. T he , rg h i t the least disp os i t i on to tumu l t ; s of the Spa-fields gentry, the Aleeh r ,"o ; ;owned front time to thne, to bob! as a neighbouri ng writertheied or in terrorem! SIIIP NNWS. DEAL, JAN. 21.—Artived and ad River, the Ciliation, Avt ta y, from Nevi 23 days. enute tlown from ti l e main, the Phoenix, for Calcutta. Vl° Peitsriwouiru, JAN. 21.—Arrived tine from the Downs, fo r the Cape of Good 1 1 Whit) S. W; ItANISGATE, JAN. 2L— (t Caine in toe , t ) vessels for shelter :—Sisters ; Fanny' s Effort, Fortes; Sister's Proi ;deuce, . 13 ' 4 ` 1 La Jane, VAN GUMBERGE ; Trusty, CE.t‘ s 1 1 , Cumberland, T AYLOR ; P rov id enc e ) Mary, MUNDS ; Sincerity, LOVE; Minerv% Zephyr, BANF IRLD ; and flope,'N4'4l4s° the two B rot h ers and Sisters, Bunco/ fr° ' brim. Lieutenant D. WeLett is apOointed tat ` t Charlotte, vice Lieut. BLAKE, itnit, in IP' toe ; , Lieut. W.' RossiLL, Promethas ; J. Moutts, Albion. • Lieutenant Mooae, of the Rifienoni " - d o by a Court-Martial, at Port Royal, wis e i f s to be di sm i sse d f rom his ship aml lose sip rank, and not be dismissed from the set was stuttfd last tveek. if A I 20-gun ship, name d t he Britannia/o ing at Ply mout h, and in a forward scate,°Vo The (Moire f r i gate , at Plym ° o Plymouth, l" taken int o dock and surveyed, has bee" worthy of further repair, and sold. -11 The Rippon, 74, has been taken ' 1) , — ;(1 Plymouth, for th e p urpose o f h a ving ' r ic o+ made good, an d h e ld i n a state ready `4) when occasion may demand. I" , A life-boat is ordered to be attache Revenue cutters. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE - M u ' 10 i The Eitryalus and Cruiser, for the Danish 0 ; 4 1 1 Friday, the 514th instant, at No. 41, Norfolk' s " Recalls same place, every Tuesday and Fr ld3/ ' months, ana 1,1.'1 The L'Eelai r , f or ti ts Minerve, St. Nicole , on Friday next, the titli instant, at .No. 41 ' Strand: Recalls same place, ever TuetdoYa h Y three months. ib The Tigre and Wizard, for the Sertia, an 'rie's" instant, at No. 41, Norfollt-street, Strand• s , place, ev er y T ues d ay and Friday, fur three w oo r i va ire, The Cephaltn, and Hyperion, MI the lAA ,t(t s Wcdoestlay, the ilittatit, at No. 14, o ,e n , i f er month-Dock. itecalic llama place, every 'kv turday, fur three months. ' , lot' f Duke P -17.11DINAND, the brother of "1. Ii of WHITRMBEI I 3 , about to reeeive 1 0 0J PAULIN A ,sit the sist er o f P r i nce Marr il e Austrian Minister for Foreign Affair s ' 6 0 Department of Holland. The letters ',hythe Hulhind O li t el previous advices yespecting the prernedirsto of the Dutch (ioverument to throw 01 4 I) 01 4 _ had required of'ther Cnuinerce .t heir opinion' as to the " likely to result continuing thelesttliddib its present fooling :—the result of 111 ° Ir d t tratle.appeAtiOri, The Minister for ( 14 ,40 tions' was not known but the poli c Y ;PO the best informed that it would be roa r sa manifest, it' was t t:',(l