The Sun. — London, England, 1817-03-25 00:00:00

,I , ,( se it s tvehl AMentimen ts were prude, but "°"` uf them df inquirtance to notice., except one for imrellsOugaClanse prohibiting Popular Meeting' 'hides Certain a n . ' distance o f P ar li aMent or the Civil Of JustiCe during their Session. : In. this Cisitse. there can be no hardship, to "WC644 1141"1"maY meet, if Meetings are n ctesary, bllt or the prescribed- bounds, just s retfiea 441 1 as within Urea) ; and those w tor, like 14(hrti i Been such Assemblies Converted into ,tsiises to interru 4 pt and overawe the L eg i s l ature , 114111'Pede and disorder, the Administration of the s h i and to iniult and endanger the Sovereign, ce tic; g 11 "" and aPiland the wisdom o f atary provision (muttons it appears wants to ,I?prroW. . 401 4 , y in order to eqiiipliimself for a ;trip to America. Ilia Lordship it - - shneß.;syrp to r fish in t bl I rou et waters ; and sin ,9)e have quell e d the hopes of risings VA' ions' at home, he gazes round the a. place fit for him, and naturally !lies •on the theatre where civil war e lied, and desolation, and wretchedness There is a great deal of character tution. The Darh3ry States, were, we • ' 5 Yet too quiet for his Lordship's st irrin Single murders g and and cutting. off of sewing , in sacks for the conveniency ..are ,insufficient .for his taste, ma st he gratified by higher seasoned 'lolesale massacres, and Unlimited (Us -11 these enjoyments he offers to give.np-. its beautiful situation on the • riter, togeth er w i th the 1844.1110 fu of Irnit-trees .of various kinds; and qualities : the salt water for bitilsing, (6 te of the lawn, perhaps the purest ln that Sub blessing s should b e sacrificed l dente anti mischief; that wh a t th e G o d i " so bountifully given should lie ssa I°T r"tleess and woe ! Foolish ;nodllsn"....thus it is that Vice poi,soniaftor. t. the dearest gifts of Heaxen,l and . t t 0 wonder in distant regions, thss°l4l° ‘vhem factious pl o t s an d vile' ;W" 1 "") to diseontent contempt, and in n ! b utt ' . -"- --_t 7-- If. 4 Y Andrew li'Ziulay, Weaver. G 141: lentA. prisorjer in Edinburgh Castle with att-innifltuent to st an d trial be-. , 'Court Court of ,Justiciary, on the sth of hter Ug unlawful oaths. ... r. Na ti ' illul'Ttittrsday, the fotlowink Pe . Alto42tl4lpilsoned in Glasgow, for.rreas". ht to."chi were sent Off,' under proper escorts, ~1110ter,414411 Castle, iiliere they: as well as Yill i 41 rtly tr • touu, •anstnitteil, are to be confin ed, 41i % wit to t roil '—John Campbell, wea ver, at a cot rksit .41ettirt %bum, engine -keeper 1. al ,a 4 1411; lingti Dickson, Weaver, al' 44..th,;:1.:1141ugh1in, do. do. ; William Sit-Pp" thLi e4lers Anderston. IN t I"di/Y the rt Neil Douglas. Glasg4"l' , hoped Rev. 4 114 ''neti as to his re cent conduct, bflt i'” tai 1,,,0 Nititir4 " l arge till Monday. Ile was then ittlio at farther examitnstion 011 a charge nit 11 Niiio a . I nes.' ,ter 1 Matter in speec.ies, barang ittt, itinlii.....ii di esday '4 o° ' e was liberated on I Ve-- 1 - ,1101411 ti !mil bond of 2001. , 1 . 44 ;6 4 , 11 ,Y a i nFol, a native of ( Vales, suspected I '/. h " Practices was seized st Leval+. t i Y those , . lof k , act!ve hiagistrates Wm. Clerke,, hod sr"' and --......, 'APR 'illy, Esq. of Birla7- , 'lnd to t 41 0 Lanark Jail. , •ti 11.1., ---...4"............ nly 0 fill expect mere . P hseti t „ ~ Y who forsakes the " e4 ili e t - ille Government. Deseslion of i a More hellions crim e in the eyes of 9 4 th a n ~ , - clic worst in the moral cora- Y ' 4t is an • h 00she tit ii olfenee n e t to be forgiven. Ail,4 to Itention is no apningy, increase of itio exe"es even repentance would be , rl with these inexorsble judges, wb.o a il 4e th e v b,4 1 . 4 1, ti er Progeny, in direct descent, of ,A'ltttr "4Abo•tart•rit us IS eri lillr g . . . 4„,ilttletitir, 1 end cruel ridicule, and foul . gy ,t Ittlns. and portentous `Oliva"' are otp. ttrved , Iti I for thut Itie 1 ,le6B wight whi), iii, r ota► W t • ,11,e • "Iggism, or abandons Reform. 4ti ll t i t il teli nl o ::r i e ,r notnplimetary, knot:eche matte:et "I lis teleule, dpostate, or Slave, 'the 4 4 , tb es 4 ,,,, hi t E "icii he eats venture to expect ~tlrtlvt)l)t ~,i4t:kt:esb:ll:Ri/tqns• And this is not tin- /44:11114441„ie„, et nries not trona bigottu WI Nip 'lb lint from the professors of . 'tt 11, r 1411140141 y 1 ItlrtiltioiPtotet:tei:rit .nionieit; Ilir. SOUTtin'ir engrosses i4:,llpti Ib tki tt : 111 laic yotaii he wrote an in- 4 ti, '' I'l favour of their revolutionartr` 0 .4 to , 4 411 ,i nce ti . • (~ Its , t , itit pet toil, as years ball!' Af in , Ott. Ile it ritit,i . 3 ' IlifOrinatiOil lif! has receded t ktti 1 , " l 'iry h a 1 ' aA, 11 ( aml nobly and manfully -iraisk ,„ . . "y %indicating the Calue of 5°- cia! Linter antl;Minortal truth. Are men then,to th cnridentucd to. grope for life in the d.arkness of in fancy ; are the ignorance and iinliscretinn of ,- adolescency to be the unchangeable scale for ma titre(' reason and ripened wisdom ? What neon scrods doctrine is this or consistency What con tinuance of folly is it to entail on mankind from .the cradle to the crutch.. Young and ardent minds, almost in proportion to the - genius which be longs to them, arc apt to fall into the. delu sions which assume rbe,golden hues of Liberty, and Patriotism, and Humanity. It is only from experience that they discover that these hues but skirt the black cloud in whose womb is con cealcd Anarchy, and Rebellion, and Oppression. Then it is, that the Mat, who loves Virtue More than a name, that the Man of independent soul and, honourable spirit dares to quit a bad eause,,and encounter all the hatred of its hardened and' ma— lignant supporters, rather titan consult his ease Ft. nd safety, by comprolnising his conviction of 'rectitude, and sacrificing his ,conscience on the altar of his conveniency. • The American ship Ida has, as we stated yes terday, arrived off Cowes, from Canton, whirl place she left on the 2d December., Capt. Dart her master, states, that when he sailed Lord Am, H mission had not returned to Can ton ; and that it was calculated, that his Lordship could not fintst► his journey thither before the middle of the same Month A house was fitting,up for the reception of the Embasiv on the side of the river opposite to he British Fac- tory;.by order of tne Viceroy of Canton. May it nut be aigurci rrum thi.4, that wiatever offence might have been taken at our Ambassador by the C! , inE'se Court. if was 'not such as - would induct the Emperor to hasten the departure of the mis sion from hi: terriiiiries; or t., withhold, (luring ilia stay of Lurd AmtiEesr and biS suite, those courie:ies whielt,, so long as they aro' suffered to exist, may, perh4ps, be 6msidered 'as keeping open in t , otne degree•the road to a renewal of our :%inicable intercourse with thou. Giireinunent ? Men the Ida filially sailed for England, the Alcesue was at anchor in Caution river, at the se cond bar. No attempt was Made yeitt:rday, appointed day, a resume the Aleeing in Spa . ,fields. Luriosiry attracted many per4ong in'the cotirie of but there tea: in no'qinirtef- Ftn aisembly of ! , T.taty persons. .•Ttlf'lietitii; Me ;Alderman him:logs. and 'Air. KittitY,- weie, ill at tendance, and eve,ry tit Cessary tne'itstsre w: ! s taken by .114,. Magistracy to - prevott all attempts. at Cabinet . Council ‘vbieir was held on.Stm. day stijourned to Lord CASTIARRAG4I'S house, ill St...Jamei`s-sqiurre, 111 cons e quence Ut the indis• position.o ltis Lorddiip. • Yesterday a 'netting. Of the Lords of the Coup. cii ti)ok place lit the Council Office, to hear 'determine Appeals trom Jersey antiGtteruSey, an( other businebs. Then; is it party tbii tvening at lite Duchess of CtimBEHLANt?'9, to meet His. Royal Highness the PRINCE. REGENT. The Duke of GLOUCESTER is indisposed with a cold. ' The Earl of WXLDEGRAV. VI has obtained per mission to raise a troop of yeomanry cavalry, .to be attached to the North Somerset ; and has 0f... [erect to serve in the regiment as a volunteer until the troop be completed. General Sir HENRY Fn is has been in Dover same days. Ile is upon the eve of embarking to take a Command about Boulogne, &c. Two sloops are arrived at Dover with the Royals, anti three transports, with about tour hundred of the root Guards, &c. are hourly ex peered. Yesterday morning Captain LIGHTFOOT, Of colllny•plat e, Itiept-road, shot him‘elf throllgh the head with .a pistol bullet Times) A Provident Bank is to be established in April next far the University at Cambridge, '' in which the junior Members of the University, and all persons Conneeted - With ir, may have au apportu nity of depositing whatever sums they can save heyond their necessary expenditure.", The plan of the Institution has been approved of by many - distinguished characters of the University. _ _ . 1. Died at Sierra . Leona, in October last,'Roattar JIoo4N, Esq. LL.D. his Majesty's- Ohiet Justice ;And Admiralty Judge in .that Settlenient.. Xs . a gentleman anti a &choler, a sincere friend and a social companion, Dr. IL had not a superior but to describe hinaolely by these qualities would fall far short of his: merits. Dr. linGatv had not been many months ,in the possession,ol a sittia, tionfroln which he,,lookedforward to honour end etmiltimenf, when he Was seized with a fever (the effeet .of the, climate),, which. in , a few d a ys put . a period to his life. Di. fkqAN was a native' of the county, of Limerick, in Ireland. lie died :in his 4211 year. . Sunday night , a young man, having the ap pearallee of a seafaring man, tienCto the Golden Anchor, Lower East Smithfield,. and inquired if they could imcommod.tre him with 4 lodging, %%lien . being informed in ' the atti•oative, be .fiiiik soine refreShment, and went to bed,...... Yesterday morning, about ten o'clock, tinother.: lAger, mistaking: his room for his Own, open, 'ed'the. door, and 'found him in bed, With his throat cut in a shocking.manner. A large knite, with: which it is surposed he' committed the act, was cloie to [lfni. : The unfortunate man. was in stantly Wrapped up in the. bed clothes, and in that state :cOnveyed, to the LontlOtt 1101iital, 'Where he lies in a. dangerous state. A tew days back the P r incess Sophia of Gum erSTEß's Coachmantaving occasion to call tip his . lellow-servant', whO slept' over the stables . , in Shepherd'il-market;rathel . early in the Warping, tot being able to get in at the door, he procured i ladder to get in at the attic window ; the porn ret wall 'gave 'way, and he was thrown, with a iwintity of byielcs,.. &c. upon the pavement s : by rhiclohis 1e. ,, ' was broken, and he was iii other re \ , paLs inuch injured' a THE LATE LORD I‘tELVILLE: Our !tenders will remember the interest which we took in promoting that designi,when the prti posal was. , originally made for erecting a limit', - meta to the memory of the bite Lord `IPLVILIE. Never didSeotland produce a man more worthy to be remembered with regard and love by tieols men. His great talents Were telt in every quarter of .th pritish Empire, and in every branch of her public service. The shores of the Ganges, or the' first of our NMVaI Etuporitouti, might with justiee - cont'end for the honour of his ,Monu. meat : but though no pert was exempt from the benefit of his compreneotive labours ; his Native country was so peculiarly the object of his solioitude„ for her rising prosperity she 'was so decidedly indebted to his pattiotic exertions, that it does' seem to us, •on comparing • all claims, Scotland has the best right to testify, by a lasting memorial, her gratitude and admiration for'll . lllY DUN DAs ! Entertaining these sentiments, we copy the paragraph, - with much satisfaction, from the. Edinburgh Courant We hear that the Committee, of Subscribers for erecting a Monquient to the Memory of the late Lord Viscount MEL vtt,t.e hare fixed upon the Nortif-eatt corner of 'the: CiltOn, exactlY 7 ovet-loOliing the Excise Office, and in . the line of Goorge.itieef—a Most excellent situation for such a struc ture. On Wednesday last, in consequence of an application to the To‘th Council by the Committee for liherty to build on this spot, they unanimously agreed to their' request." ‘Ve . eongratnlate the Scottish Capital on this determination. The works of great and go o d Men are indeed their beat monuments, and what Affection rears to &patted ‘Vorth is more a con solation titan a tribute. Still, however, testimo. , nies of this nature have a grand operation upon the minds'of men, and as Heroes have been form ed by the TOmbs of Heroes, so may, we hope that the 'contemplation of this proof of a Nation's es teem may elevate future .Statesmen for Scotland, valued m ut t latnented, like the Friend and Com patriot of Wit.LtAta PITT. THE ROYAL FAMILY, &c. Saturday the . Duchess of ORLEANs, and her Sister : the PRINCESS, visited the Duchess of CVM. BiI2LAND. Yeterday the Duke of Orleans paid his re si,ects to the Prince Regent, at Carlton-house, and the Duchess of Yolk, at York-house. The Duke and Duchess of Orleans are about to leave England to reside in France, the King of France having preSVoted the Doke with a splendid man-‘ sloa h o use, about four miles from Paris, at his late visit to the King, which the Duke accepted and" at the solicitation of his Majesty, promised to reside: there, to which the Royal Duchess readi ly assented, and the whole of the family and esta blishment are expected to leave England by the, .Btir of Apri Vittetuding his lligliness's horses; cows, and even dogs. 'flue Mike's state carriage, built some time since, is.packing up, ready for rc. moral to be shipped fur France. The visit of the to the Queen, at he r Duchess, on Saturday, lace, was considered to be the farewell visit to her Majesty, previous to her Imperial Highness leav ing England. Sunday evening her ,Majesty had a select party at her Palace. Yesterday, soon after twelve o'clock, the Queen and 'Princess Augusta, escort ed bye party of Light Horse, left the Palace for %Viadsor. Yesterday Count. MUNSTER and the Marquis of Chohnondeley had audiences of the Prince Re gent, at Carlron-house. The Duke of York vi sited. his Royal Brother. ..,A.iiittli oni t Mil A' a , :thi . I i ia I l lt ellCE v,-7,...,.51icti, . 4 t H„, , . , ... ye t 1 ,I , , , t 1 , : sing :, ,4 1111 d sew ' 4 ! ( Ptlliii . t.` Must -h ' i.Ol ' 1 ir'.. l l th e 1 11 , 1 1tiill ~ •• ~w 1 4 M i ,,. , pl ot , ri full of i lent§ti qua] ~ ;'bottomv oi LM, l !ith or , •,.r (list tie q ' Pith eti(e i I ts. Una . f r rts, 4410 Ilan, .• ...),Illstie4 . 0 ti , i thii 0 • ' t i to Iv° SI i loons i ,• 111 1t114p le .gi I'''m qh Itrsd, ' 0u ' ,1 * IQ t lent with a 4 111 j 1 4ii i tio C 1 4 I llini ni ‘1..., 4 1 at INCLEDON'S FAREWELL BENEFIT. KING'S iATHR, HAYMARKET. Yesterday eveniug INCLEDON had his Farewell nenetit nt this 'fht'otre, previous, as is given out, to his dtpar tore for America„ Every part of the hottse crowded. The entertainments %vete Three Weeks after. Marriage, Hi►tl Lore in n In the course of the evening the following Ad dress was spoken by Mr. DowTON : The tuneful favourite of your youthful days, Rais'd by your smiles, and nurtured by your praise ; Whom you proclaim% from competition free; Unrivall'd in his native melody: Now fore'd, alas! in foreign climes to roam, To seek beyond th' Atlantic waste a borne; Ere yet to England's shore be bids adieu, , • Pours forth one parting, grateful strain—to you. Oh let tkriten, who with hint trod the stage, Who marled the promise of his tallier age; Wh o saw with joy his talents ripen'd bloom, hailed' his plogroes, and now mourn his doom; . Shed for such talents' kiss & the pitying tear, While yet they may behold tbeit brother Ilert:'—where the friends who nere'd his youthful power, Now meet td consecrate his farewell hour : flerowliere the Plaudits he has f e lt so lo ng , :Nowfor t 4, last time . cheer your Child of Song; To you his claim for kindness he prefrr'J, Four presence . shows that his appeal was heard. No Aetorx here, as ,Actors„ now attend, BUt Friends:assemble to support a Friend. Those Friends would waft above one fervent pray'r, One anxious wish,.for him who owns their care May he, Wands where British . accents sound, ExPeriellca,ifbat be felt on British ground: While to lila ear yaur language they impart, Oh, may they speak you: language to his heart. May all the leCial joys which here exist, There, wait upon the " vagdering Melodist!" Mr. BLANcti.kan, of Covent-Garden, I.`.q run down to Lynn, where he is to peiforni 011ap . orf and crack, in the turnpike Gale, for the benefit of ,'Miss BLSNCHARD. lIAWFLLY is Cll• gaged for four rugnt 3 at NO SIMIC SHIP NEWS. FlLmotrrtr, MARCH ,hooucts Sealark ;Ind, Pir.tny, cruise, the P i nt paeLet with a mail froni .. llo'Brarils ; bbe 'eft ltio JatteitO On' the 1.:1 eh OM on the 4th pt that 'month the Speedy pacK'et ,F:eriVeti theis t loin Bahia ; .the:7th January a tronendotts thonder-stortiutoolepLic e at Rio Janrimn, iii ‘viriati teven ships were (trove on share, and 11111I1V Others received damage, Oa tlj 10th Fch, in lEtt. 2 25. long. 25. 96. the Fox spoke the flypevor t , from Whitby, bournit Calcutta, all well. Wind S. S. IV. PORTSMOUTH, AlAnczt 24.—A rri vet! the Potnrthlt tr a nspr, rt from Jamaica.- -Wind S. S. W. Haftwtat, AlmiciTt4 —Arrived the Piince df Orange packet with a mail from Holland. PLYMOUTH, MAC;cit 23.—The brig'Guardian, RANGE, from Rio Janeiro for London, stated yesterday to be on shore, has, by the able assist ance of the Master of his Majety's ship SuFerb, been got off and into harbour. L4umort op Tuts AGINCOURT...4, is remarkable that the above ship is the only 'serenty-four that has been launched from Plymouth Yard' for fifty years, -which hiretimstance, added to the fineness of the Weather, had the effect of attracting larger number of'spvctatiirs than usual. On Wed nesday evening last, a few , minutes . .before six o'clock,, the ceremony of consigning her to the embrices of Old Nept u ne ,took place, with all that coolness, regularity, and precision, whidt ever mark such t;wcasionS in this,kingdom. She was previously christened" by the fair,band of 11,1iss Sntri.p. damper Of the Commissioner, and went off'the stocksiii'the'proutleSt style, amid congratu lations that trtl3linileit from " shore to shore." She had nri ek,fiqrcikaments to boast of, nor were many booths Bret ed , ,as heretofore, but the most ltindafreee3Wny observed •in. every •-• ,, !11 was • respect. The Primro'sc CnJslain VHILLOTT,I will go out Of Portsmouth 1 1174 1 rtiOnr, and. sail for Jamaica, about Tloirsday tieXt. The Tyrian, Captain t'or trAl2, will sail in a few . days afterwards. The Primrose takes out a number of smugglers grout Plymouth to the ships on the Jamaica station. Extract o'f a Letter dated Sierra Leone, fi :—" There is on the western coast of this Continent a schooner u n d er Carthagenian cblmns. She has lately phiutigra.d a brig belonging to this Colony Of part - :oflbetwtargii, amounting in value to about, 400ayste4iini. Commodore SirJaSt F Yao was bete is4tettr the brig thrived, and has since saileii.On ktruite,doWn -the coast. , ;:,. *l4O P E M f.NT. (Extract from a Letter, dated:Boulogne, March 19, 1811.) St. Patrick's Day passed here. with but litt:e Celebration in honour of Bacchus, bolt with con sido able eclat in that of Venus. Captain So merset, son to Lord Charles, soul Aid-de-.Camp to his uncle, Lord'Edwaril, prevailed upon Miss ileathcote, eldest daughter of a gallant Naval Captain of that name, to elope with him without beat of drum, about eleven o'clock at night ; from an entertainment given by Colonel Lovelace...— They got -out of the, reach of their pur3ners during the night, and , ,iby ttaY-hrenk, it is said, so. well had every thing•Ven'tfiranged; they were married. •• ' • OBIArrsc.fIVIISTF.R. RATTAN-Cialptni.l444Vesterday James Maefar laine brought horti4roth the watch•ionse, where be was delaitreid since Saturday night, charged with hawking and exposing for sale (%t:ith our a hawker'siirense) several sheets of printed paper, not dilly stamped, called' Cobbett's Two penny Political Register:' " A Gentleman fr ont the Hawkers' atoll Pedlars' Office attended in be half of the proseentiori. , ;- , -The Defendant was con victed in the penalty of 101. to which he appealed. Mr. JONES, of flovent Garden, has obtained from Mm. HARRIS .Acultti ,, of absence for a short period, and we, leortullmot theirish papers, in• tends to einployisi4titisit his old friends at Dublin, whom helnivipyriseo tOr teu years. In London he has untrettiiatilidlilled t4 . cxpectations they originally.,loamednbr his drannitic talents ; and we anticipate thitt'his performances on his return will irritily them exceedingly, as the rua tnred fruits of the early promise which they che rished. Tut BoxING! MATCHES To- NI onabw match between Seroggigs and TOner excites pinch interest in the sporting; 'world , --average betting is 3to I gidneas ttr ponruis. Turn'er has .trainetlat Brook-street,.Ess, Scroggius at MOttinghain, Kent; both thc.mert will peel in .the best condi- Country :MO anti Randall will fight second; 'betting 3 and 6 , t0 4 on Randall, 7 —The third fight will be bet weer Stephenson the Black', and Bone ; betting is dull on this event, and the then are cousidered.,.of the tame sort, If the possibles flow a fourth . fight, will -take place 'between O'llonnel mull - 10143 tu. l is taken about nitioi fig tke. winners of thcolvc,4 4 first, battles. `he octi demo !Jill be eat of,kotion. LitecuTioN.--Amurik4yonrning George North, alias /Pavan, aged* , i NM) .executed near Win chester, eonfurmahly.to, his - sentence at the last This tmfor4ite4young4natt Was a na tive of Shaltlea, anij r , was. COO4IOIEII of laming way-laid, violently assaulted and robbed, On the ith of January. hat, Rotherneld, in the parish of Last Tisterl,Mr. A. -Grey, front whose employ he had recently been disclunrged. From the time that ale decision of thejndge was made known to hire, he fully adrUitted hiS guilt, as well as the justice of his sentence, lie conducted himself to the laiq moment with becoming resignation. Sute - tigt.-On: Wedueiday last, ti Private be« onging to a Troop of the 15th Light DragnOtts . , stationed at Abergayenny,, lir tycut into the privy of the Greyhound inn, anA/11,1rharuing pistol Ice hi‘ 'mouth; be fell cicul An impteirt was held on the body on Thursday, when the Jot y returned a verdict of Lunacy. Re had strv4l itt the lltginient 24 Years - . . ~ ,a: