The Sun. — London, England, 1817-04-07 00:00:00

Durcii ,xNI) itANißußpii MAILS. Buttr,tsELS, 2.—The number of English embarked and embarking at Calais, to return to Eughtml, at-nom - its to 6,500, including all (he su perior Officer* and Cotumissaries going home. The horses that go:with them are from 1000 to 1200, both of the cavalry, anti artillery. These trcierps take with them 30ipieces of artillery, and the ne cessary, amptunition . v' , :aggoits. The British ca valry ret ahtiiig in France are still to remain in the same cantonments, on the sea,coast of French Flanders. Ii is said that the grantf review of the British trooluz, *hid, has been annotinced, trill not take place before the beginning of May, by which time.the Duke Of IVellington is expected. The measures taken to fittest the Bishop of Ghent ha►vc liithetto been of v►o avail. Jr is not certainly kno►cn whether heis'siitl in these Pro vinces, dr whether he his fled to France. ' A iltort, which some believe, though► contra dieted by others, states, that„this Bishop has been repteste►l, oo the ita►rt of Ffanee, to accept the Archbishopric of Paris, Which has beet vacant since the re►uoval of C►t,tain►tt Klanry. Letters front Lille give now the following ac- , - count orthe state of the French arnty, which dith-rs in some degree from the various t ei.resenta- tions which have been-hitherto made of the mili- Lary situation of France. According to these let tcrs, the Royal Guard consists of 20,000 men of wiihnut reckoning two regiments of Swi , s, which form a part of the Guars!. Tl►e in fantry consists of 81 Departmental Legions, con sisAing each of from 300 to 500 men. lire re'gi thews of cavalry are on an average from 2 to 300 ttrong. The corps of artillery anal, sappers are complete as fixed by the ordinan"ce,foi the peace establish- . went. Besides - these Frattee'has in its servieesoffic regiments of Swiss, end two regiments of Ger tn:lns, the last tinder the romatantt Of the Prince of lioheitine. MI these corps have the doe unlit ber of . Officers. It is supposed that the general recruiting will begin a'g'ain 'in May:. All the de •serters from the Netlietlands are, sent by the French Government to Lyons, to be there en listed in ,a 'German regiment. Long and fritirless endeavours having been made to put a stop to this" proceeding, the French deserters are now re ceived and sent to die Netherlands.. DU*S4LOORi4', MARCH 15 —The regulation of Our frontiers with the kingdom of the Netherlands its fluiAted. NU VA . ]. E CORRE:,PONDENCE. VARtS, APRIL 3.—Parts is by far . ton much oc ettpied by tile annual promenade of Longehamps for any body to be thinking about politico during the three days it Lists : it is brilliant enough ; nothing to what it was before the revolution, but. inrthitely superior to the time of Buonaparte. The Minihter of Foreign Affairs, .atut the Minister of the Police, wet e walking arm-in-arm, yesterday, in the Camps Ely36es, to see the carriages pass ; Or rather, I believe, to be seen in that position by all path. To-day, three of the stage-coaches, made on the English mOdeL to, run from Paris to St. Denis and to Versailles,• full of company in side, top, coach-box,' and behind, formed a very extraordinary sight for the Parisians, and drew more attention than ' any other carriages in the Promenade. A Ministerial Gentlemah was, a few days ago, excusing AdministrationP liav;rig permitt e d th e .acting of Germanicus : he said, that even it might, perhaps, be prudent to give the disaffected an op por'tuility Of showing tbcmselves, in order to lay bold of them. " staid the distinguished character to whom he was speaking, " you will " never persuade me that it is prtAlent to thrust a " match into barrel, because you suspect it may contain gunpowder." In fact, tic opinions of most men are so well known, that no great pains need ha taken to Anow who are really dangerous. it is said, that the Minister of %%Tar is about to make a consjderable reduction in the clerks of his department. , It is a COmmon sayinr,, that " there is nothing new under, the sin, ;" but, as there is no rule withow an exception, so, is the Scheme of the present Lottery a contradiction to the prii'verb.--- Never did Any Lottery domhine so manyadvan. tages; or contain so many inducements to Adven titters, as the present. But, as mere assertion is nn proof, hear what the Schee will tell you.— There area Four Ptizes of 20,000/.—there, are Four Prizes : of 2000/..—there -are 10,00 other Pt lies—slid there are only 4,502 Blanks--:-and every, Prize above 25/. will have a Ticket in an other 'Lottery, by which) means the Possessor "t One in the roiir Prizet, (if'2B,ooo/. in this Lot tery, may also obtain One or the Prizes'Of 15',900/, in the next. ' The Tickets are Selling at' only Eighteen Gnlnesis, and Sixteenths only Twenty- Shillings, at the Offices Of G. CAPROGL, 7, Cornhill, and 20, Oxfortkstreet; where ,735,;1ie Last Prize of 30,000/, wtti=`S(Yh(4 in Share', with SevSn other Capitals also SOld l 'in, Shares in the last 9ctuber. Lowery. M:VIL'. Attnivr.i)-1 Frame, t trambilrgli i 1 PlstaderS, I Ilu!land, 2 Dunlilt, I ‘Vutriftvid. 1)11E-1 Listion, I Malta, 4 Gottenburgh, 1 Dohhti, Waterford. EASTZIL MoNbAY.-13olit1 y bit tlt Bantt e Exchtv tr. ; East Inniai and Stow :11:11 fitßlSet. SUGAR ~ .i.vcrage Price of Brown or 11.1u5covado Sugar, computed fkom the Returns made in the' week ending the id 44.1 of dprit, 1817-, is 465. lid. per cwt. HIGH li 7 .ltEri AF LONDON BRIDGE TO-Ni()1111(7W. Niuesiiiig, 7 minutes after 7. I Ereiiiiig, 32 after 7. TIDE SUN. IDLEM QU3I Iilt&I I FAL. , 111.1 AU DEAT LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 7, /817. 1!Sl= The Paris Papers of the 4W are due; those of the 3d are extremely Inirren. The Funds are ad vuncing-5 rer cents. GI. 90. We have the Dutch Papers to the 6th, anti have copied a few of their chief paragraphs.--- The- Ilamburgh • Correspondents to the- Ist April have also conic to hand, but they are silent upon the only question of interest in the North of Eu 'rope. There are no further accounts from Sweden, The Finance Report, to part of which we give insertion at length to-day, prevents us from pub: lishing the Report on Mr. OW RN 's Plan. tor:an nihilating the Poor Rates ; but we trust to be able to lay that important Document before our Reuters on Wednesday. COLON L 1 I, sET•i'LERS. We are anxious to state what we believe is not generally known, that the Bill, which has recently received the Royal Assent, gies'great, facilities to persons who ate _ desirous of proceeding as Settlers to Lis Majesty's Provinces' in North America, inasmuch, as by reducing the Tonnage to he allowed to each individual during-the passage, it enables the Mastersiof vessels, proceeding to those Colonies, to take passengers at a ruttch lower tate than has been hitherto demanded. For the information of those who are desirous of availing ihems.elves of the encouragentent whiCh is given LI) Gi'vernment to 'Settlers, : we subjoin a Copy of the Reply given to applicants of this description : DOIVNING-STREET,' 1817, " Sin.—Tri reply to the enquiries which you have made with respect to the encouragement which will be given to persons proceedirig as Settlers to Canada, I am directed by , Lord BATtitrawr to acquaint you, that it is not the intention cof sic Mielpetr'ittinvvrtnutist ./..44:44/C +l. • L year uny.means of conveyance for persona tlesitous.of emi grating to British North Ameriea. Butllial if such persons' can provide for the expence of their own vonreydOce to Ca. ! nada, Lord BATHURST will recommend them to the (.over nor of the Province, in order that they may receive on their. arrival a Grant of Land prorortioned to their meatis.of culti vation, and some assistance in Agricultural Implements. " But as NO person can proceed to North Arneriest as a Set tler with any prospect of success, unie:is he takes his depar ture from Ens orie early in the season, it is to be clearly.un derstood that nu Settler will be entitled the Advantages held oat in this Letter, unless he shall embark in some Port of the United Kingdom for North America previous to the lit of June. " At the same time, those persons who may be linable to leave the United Kingdom previous to that date, will nitre with no difficulty' in retching nest year fresh Letters of Re commendatioan to the Governor of his Malcaly's Settle ments, of which they may avail themselves in the ensuing Sitting. " I am, Sir, pouf• most obedient Servant, HENRY GOLTLBURN." The following is intimately connected with the same subject. We 'alter it very slightly, from the Dublin Correspondent : " We have, at different times, encountered the headlong and rm:fleeting passion for Emigration to America, which has, since the termination of hostilities with that country, prevailed to a most unfoitunate degree; and we resume that dory again, in the hope of succeeding, to some extent 'or other, in restraining the inconsi derate rashness which has driven thousanda of our countrymen into beggary and wretchedness in a foreign land. For thisirurpose we have selected from very late New York Papers some documents of unimpeachable authority---and from those we shall spew haw deeply and calamitously misfor tune has followed the footstep of the emigrant in his transatlantic speculations. " The doegonents to Whiell'•we adVert. are re ports of the state of the Charitable Establishment at New York, called the Alms-Hisrise, supported by the fund raised from a duty levied On sales by auction; and in those, it appears, and nobody can question such evidence, that there were, at the latest period of making the estimate, nine hundred and five foreigners—adults, dependant for subsist• ence upon the Institution. Of these nine hundred and five foreigners, we know, from the best authority, that almost the 'entire were Irish, and emigrants too, of late arrival in the country : anti there is to be adder! to this list • )f want anti poveity, a large number of chil dren, as represented in theennmeration, who, hav ing beet born ofirish paent,i in New Yolk, share the thiserahlt destiny of tlinse who ove'thent be•. ingl If we had not befnre our eves -tile trurne . rous erntiarkatious that Wit place itt aiediffe'ent Pnrts of this cotrotuv of adventurer - 3 fur ktneriew, •we could not believe that, jn one elfs , alorie;tlio destitute British provided for by that it y, arnotmi+4 to nearly nine hundred and flee in wetolter, ex clusive of children, w h it,' primps, runic up' to half that amount !' We have Marked.-provided for, because: there must be ~a _great portion , of struggling poverty, not altogether so helpless as to tall into arrangem-ics which humanity has prow vided for the shelter of the wretched, and, there fore, not noticed. - All this—we would Mikes, it on such of our countrymen as ha's.* yet escaped the:edelusion- 7 -is in one city;• and, when the ex tent of America is contemplated, what may we not suppose of the total amount of foreign tnisery and poverty throughout that Country We shall close the subject for the present, by the insertion of a letter which accompanied the NeN-Yowl: Papers The writer is obviously in littruble life—but the better able, therefore, so judge sof what he is re luting. He alludes, it will be seen, to the docu ments we have been .noticing • . . " NEW FEB. 4U, , t817.-- , The Editor is respectfully furnished with the chief Democratic Papers of New York, wherein he will perceive from a Memorial therein set forth by the Mayor, that there are in the Abas-house of New York 905 foreigners-'—that, is Irish. Entigrunt.r; and of the City and State, tont ; and that these Foreigners are prin efpally adults, which proves that they are'cidefly- the urefor tonate Emigrants that have come over, and cannot get em ployment. Add. Millis. (I regret it does not appear in this Paper, brit the fact is so,) that there are upwards of I ACT! per • r,ons confined. for debt in the gaol limits; ancl,,whenit known that thirty days liberates a debtor, the state of this, Courhtry may from these facts he better known. InclOsed, also, you have a list of Insolvents for one week. the state,., merits now and. then in the Dublin Evening Pail has ruined many at home, and occasioned many to curse their belief in it, who were led fronAts stories to come to this enthstry, and now they swell the number of paupers. I. admit, that %ten' I came here this country was eery difft cent, but now distress pervades every rank. hope my-countrymen will be Onrneulu and if they wtittld but work at honit as many of them have to do here, they would be better off. • • • " AN IRISIIMAN, " And nn Unfortunate. Emigrant." The following is a copy of a Circ►►htr Letter from the Secretary for ti►c Home Drparttnent to the Loris Erientenants of C(iti'w ies COPY.',,XIitCULAR 47, I nl7- /40111)—As it is of the greatest Importance to pre 'vent, as far as possibte, the eirculAion of blasphemous and seditious, pamphlets and writinAs, of which. fcr a consider , etas ttu v itsi, great numbers bale hymn sold and distri buted throughout .the country; I have , thought it my duty to consult the Law Officers of tin:Crown; whether an indivi dual found selling, or in any way pUblipting such pemphiets ur writings, might he brought immediately bckre a Justice of the Peace, under a warrant issued for the purpose, to an swer lor his conduct. The Law Officers having according ly taken this matter into their consideration, have noti fied to me their opinion, thitt a Justi.:-e of the Peace ratty issue a warrant to epprehenti a mrson charged before him, upon oath, with this publication of Tibels of the nature in question, and compel him 'to give hail to answer the charge. Under these circutustandes, I beg leave to cell your Lord sitcp's attention very particularly to this subject ; encl . ! ',ace to request, that if your Lordship shotild not psopose to at tend in person at the next General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, to he holden in and for the county under your Lord• ship's charge, you would make known to the Chairman of such Sessions the substince'of this communication, in order that be may recommend to the, severall&gistrates, to act thereupon in all, cases where any person should be found' offending against the law in the manner above -mentioned. I beg leave to add, that persons vending pamphlets or other, publications in Ibe manner alluded ., to, should be considei eel as Coming under the provisions of the Haw'ker's awl Pedlar's . 'Act, add be dealt with accordingly, unless theYshew that they are furnished with a license, as required by the said Act. I am, &o. To his Majesty's Lieutenant of the SIDMOUTH. County 4 uf PRINCESS OF WALES. CAJILSRUnn, 11 , Isjtcti 28.—The 'Princess of ‘VALes qtfittUd Our town this day at noon, in order to go to the waters of Baden, near Rastadt. 'ller Royal Highness employed the preceding day in yisiiing the principal collections of wOrki of art and science at Carlsruhe. She honoured the theatre with her presence.—(Paris Paper.) THE KING'S yrn.—Ou Saturday the Quar terly Meeting of . the QUEEN'S Council was at twelve ,o'ctock,' at Windsor,. which . was attcutl ed by the Archbishop of CAtvratatuttY, the Arch 'bishop of "Yotiit, the. LOIItI . ''CIIANCELI.O R , the Earl of WINCHILSRA, Lord enmouou, the MASTER of the Rou.s ; at wlvich the.rive Doctors in attendance upon the King made their report, and the following Bulletin was agreed upon - and exhihited yesterday at St. Jaines's Palace, wht-rc Lord Soma'aveLLE and Sip ARTHUR LtiGGE attend ed as the Lord and Groom in Waiting .WINDSOR CASTLE, AfRIL 5.---The "gerfci'al state of his Majesty has been vxtreruely quiet during the last month, and his'Majesty'n'healtly continues td be evil goad, hut his Ma jesty's disot (ler is uuabateJ. (Signed u 9 usual). Yesterday the Duke of Yottx, and the ,Dukr and Duchess of CutoncuLAND attended divine service at the Chapel'Royal, St. ,Inntes's Palace. The Princess Sm.ms attended- divine service at the Ciernmu Chapel in the sane place, Cjßßt:Tt• w tint onty Oictti clear alfseon4ed fur debt alii• tbaii for 3dit , atso that be ita4 tdketi Cite ,!4) O ft Creclituts, and carry itimcizt oil fill Pi.°l)ti him. Weil m ight he ir:ire ati" s " ti> leis Ft Register to the P olite fo thAt Cott DEN Frredom and teal Tar* chousiii yurs n'or 333° tray give ote Icaveiv batik rod us" Mott! Brit it %%. 1)0I 110 ! the P rE;tai•ie of Wort " Yg,ar or two at furthest's I ' 6l 5 , ) credit coutjary'aS.,or,triCe {lt Ilie areSl, th-it he take, his " hat- look a t a Collor^ iu 4"glattil. To Englaud the veriest Gall on ear th to return; and as for veodiog poisoll return tirda false across the Atlantic, it is too abs g i v e it a moat tenthin. It " the whole of the farmin s tock 2 ' g appears from the fLonpshire P4p household furniture rem ained a t 130 0, -r' have been sold on M onda y (this day) "Ptt since rust (res" for rent, but the sale is are informed (says the Poricmdotith ditiercnt Chronicle) that his debt s to that neighbombood, amonnting to sa_trelil siderable, retnaio ttnligaidated.". left behind him, No doubt they do ; nod he pas IF: 11 date them, not a hirge farluinti house lull of furniture --no, these are el into 'use for America ; the D ein4° according to the Sher %erti,etnenti . " Four capital rivulet, fifteen assts, m ate, Or I !: eic hay, some turnips, lamb carriage, aOP 6 l t,r"-,' Os stone pillars and caps; Cacitavber and al' glassll 116161 tell large frame d lights for gor copper furnaCe, shelves; dressers, awl lights, stone rolleei &c: Also, 0e &tares oil tiliiiirising rqiisier and .oibet stoves, liitelvea r 3 anti • such l:l! other matters tts.coUl,l no( b' Pctitedtpi wilted into 'ready money forth' •port's purse. oft ,• .. We shall ntuke no further COiuttlelit , ftelorilii furious transaction. Such arc Inc ;lit what Mr. CANNING said of WIL° in 1 0 a ,Commous last ireek, way ‘‘ ill' 61114 ot Vl' altillo FlPPlied.!() COBBETT : ' k 1 11 1101 he is not a solitary Plornix of seditioos , , 1! fright 9 ( the Shirr, ati- , 1 Iteproent.tire a a''''. MORE F.IIGI.tATIONS' r-----.•ma""w"--- ~:, . TOTH E EDITO: O 13,th, A ? 4 F Tor st): ' . . ii I ,l ' . . A_ Thi. 4 IA iii NI R T ---rull i --As the stnbleo S 9 tv, Cobb eit i very ititerestio., to in tilY i)f , ' lie .I '' et!, it 1118 Y Dot_ b:: unacceptable to °is) is ttl ' t he i t 1) g s tot t h e or tl} , , ~e l' f " ran ~1 A 1 French leave; f,, • we have sa, . iae °i, leadi ta , , 1 Ischaracter, viz: the' /age (.1' , b ilick . timn, \Ohn; it wll be recolletrait'Pli a t i sinc . si at Hunt's Batb Alerting, A' l“. 0 1 tarEt ar p ac s i:l ie : 6 ) ( g it e e i t ff s tol i n n a ' i g t t , fe( ft bt i i v i r: thet. se nd i n g "tinilslbli ttylel,tittti,:iiii.t:lele r j b : ), ; ilt i. : 6 l : i ft l s . li e si l f, a' , tirilelt. to present agAin.t.. the .s"slicil to si:diee -beCti4;scovereti to be lorgeri") :111,',0 if,t,l!ite ‘ l)ltd been allowed, it w aulh , 4 ., , , 441'ned by ten thousand perioo (aibic'jvi yv 41 tei ,‘,4 , ; el' i ," his place) :‘nosooner did be fece'(,,t, r f it. Passing of that Act +bin lie decti?l:ol 11'g his stuck in trade behind, so d 1131 , iMilwred by two or three nwre vr''flor figure at that Meeting, but evhetlier ,0 or R 1 k ; —otit.i ~..;.ner,ca ,I,have 110 t yet 1)Cel ow , I Of 3 COIIIII we but get lah , t heit he same description, 'kali wia'l'' Its , 0 the character she atwitys ilatilfortoY3,s.,;; graced by a Flout , - I 1 vigil! Of b' OM a it I remain Sir. Your obedient Serv,Vlts of,: ---L---------';"--- certain. What rage most fire Co Wallas ''"''44° ! Despoiling as of Coancrtg -61, r e lte" To wotels our 63 11' 0 's 't Since sheil:egan to . rob W I si -- . k. "'n!i, AP,gt I, ster'll' fire hist), '"g' 01) of the Quses.s Coollcll,ll I, ii_t 1 ) of York, the Lord Clltocelit';lo far )71'010, and the NJ.,lster of 'l'";p3eal ondoil.• ft h e .7.00,1 of irri,,,,,l..cibi, Barleycaltc Park, Ittitlaotishire. 114.0 I t . / A y s tt is o'' rlie/,'''burV' rem Aloe,' here, a t t it I D 0 mi,."Yrd Family at ,tit, ,clopel 41-'''., 1 -,.. I, ''_.'4_t,ered the Sacra: Tent, irtettit'dosill ii:„..: t;ohistrearn reiiiitent of Foot noido die foot bart.,acks: 7'ro-mor vox, t rt ,o ol deer Retelit'ti Stlig-bonotts wil'!",,:, di+ 1 . 1, _ ‘t, rt Ifinkfield-nhiin for 01° ``,l'ii:oll.' ~.,:-"!xoyill Ijetttittli Viill Walt thl"-iiroop ‘ v i 4 , !‘Ve(!n e s f i a y 'they ti,-iii ftilft lii e3cll itig'-i!s".. And 'Jo Ft ithor for Slttit'vr ' ~,uon after ten o•ciock• I# V° -Le' , l ,tat eub raceived on !-;Attomi‘; a OP' ph::t,i't the home of 03,1 01 ii"ige off -. daft Itioppetl paptielit IQ' '' ii