The Sun. — London, England, 1817-08-08 00:00:00

We received this morning the Yar;s 1 a ", , s of Tuesday last. • Jr will be seen that a provision has been made for introducing a certain number of the 11 tlf-pay Offic.rs into the different Corps d'Armet. Tine following are Extracts : " PAltt;, AUG. 5.—A Cabinet Council was held yesterd.,y, which was attendee' by the Dtike de Bich el jell , the Chancellor, the Counts Lally '1 ol lential, de Fontaines, and Gamier, and the Coon-' oillors of State Count Moll and M Royer Collard. " Jr is understood, that according to a decision of the Minister Secretary of State for the Wi;r De partment, approved of by his Majesty, a certlin rminher of halt-pay officers are to be attached to the different Corps d'Armee, and that half the Commissions which tall vacant are to be given to them. " Uit the 4th ult. a woman named Armonciade N• ri was delivered at Rome of a monstrous in fant, which (lied the same day. It had the head of a fi s h, which the Italians call Arzilla ; the body w:is well shaped. •<A German Journal states, that posijve or d ers have been transmitted from Carlsruhe to the Direc'or of the circle of Upper SoabiA not to permit Madame de Krudener, who has again re tired to the Badese Territory, to hold religious Assemhlies. " The health of the Duchess de Berry is in a satisfactory state. " One of the Journals states, that the Lady who was asserted to have enrolled herself among t!ie Carmelites, ins'ead of entering kimono them titer a trial accompanied by much •ennui, left !:iem, and re!nened to her FivE PH:t CP;tirs. — Monday, 68f. 90c. " JULY 26 —Tile Russian Major-Ge t;axl arr'oed on the 10th pt Carl,htul, charged with antograph lows from tic Enlieror of Russia, and the Empress Mother, announcing to the I(ing the marriage of the rtincess Char 7 lotte With 'the Grand Duke Nicholas. on the 7th inst. " VIENNA, JULY 24.—A tumult has taken place at Lucca, chiefly directed against the monopolizers of grain. The ,Vistrian Military Chiefs who were there succeeded in restoring tranquillity. " STUTTnARD, JULY 29.—The King and Queen of Wurternberg have returned here in good health from their journey. " Srlart, JULY 28.—Great preparations are making at Alayence, tor the reception of the King of Prussia. Several Sovereigns and Princes of Germany propose to proceed to Mayeuce to pre se , t their homage to his Prussian Majesty. It is thought the King will make excursions to Darm stadt to see the Grand Dural family of Hesse, and to Wisbadel, to visit the Ducal house of Nassau. " At:GsruaG, Jut.v departure of the King of Prussia from Carlsbad is fixed for the 2d or 3d of Anguit. His Majesty proceeds I,y Franconia to Mayence, and from thence to Treves and Luxeinberg. " LUBEC, JULY 20.—Prince Blucher is every day expected in the Grand Duchy of Mecklen burg. He will use the baths of Dobbernu, and pass some time here and at Hamburgh. " The intelligence respecting the conspiracy in Sweden is still contradictory." The Morning Chronicle this day refers to the supposed PROTiST of the Princess Alloan LOULSA, anti seems inclined to contend for its authen ticity. All lye sin say on the subject at present is, that if it be genuine, 4 ' the Lady (loth protest too much," and if otherwise, that it is " a weak invention of the Enemy." • Tim FUNDS.—Great exertions were this morn• ing made to depress the market ; at the corn: mentement all the house appeared to be sellers, and lArge salts were made, which lowered the price full three quarters for a short time, but the market recovetet), and Consols rose, at eleven o'clock, •o with plenty of purchasers at that price. The following is an Extract of a Letter from Boston,. reccivad in town this morning, dated Jtily 9, 1817: " a tew days past three vessels have at-lived at this port from Havantoh : one of them, the Union, in the short passage of 10 days, Two clays previous to her sailing, the cases of the yellow lever, which !has made so many melancholy ra- vages among the Americans and Europeans at 11-isannah, were increasing in number : aat priOr dates its violence was thought to have abated.—The Mount Hope, Capt. DAILY, whilci lying at Ilavan. pab,was fotcibly entered by nocturnal desperadoes, and robbed of several lnindred dollars in money, the ;Ives of the Captain and his crew were threaten ed, and their watches were antoug•the spoil of the freebooters. Such was the frequency of robbery and murder, that the most respectable Gentlemen of the place had organised a pat role watch, to pre vent, during the season, the teeurrence of scenes so atrocious in theie nature." I 1 ANI BURG I-I PAPERS. I':',USSELS, AUG. 2.—His Highness the Prince of Waterloo (Duke of Wellington) , after having visited the banks of 't he Meuse, arrived yesterday eternoon iZ this city, by the Iraq of Louvaine : there have also arrived Lord Richard Trench, son - or . Lord Ciantarty, the British Ambassador, com ing from Loudon ; Mr. Hill, from Paris-, With diTethes from. his Excelleley the Ambassador; l‘ladame le Mare , hale Soidt, Duchess of Dalma tia, on her way from Paris to Germany, with her family and suite; and many English Officers and Gentlemen, from Paris to London. Letters from Constantinople announce, that there has beet: lately concluded, tinder the media tion Of Ellgland, a . conventiont between Turkey and the Pope, by virtue of which the Christians w ili e, joy in Turkey more liberty. According to the said letter, a printing-office has been esta blished tit Constantinople, coder the direction of an Italian, in which several work's in Italian, French, and Latin. have been already printed. On the Ist- the Duke of Wellington arrived. at Liege, with his Aides-de-camp, Colonels Burt.;h, Percy, and Jones, and Mr. Kraenhoff, inspector of fortificati .ns: The next mornine, before he set out for Brussels, he visited the C •arrereuse at,d the cibtdel. Ilk Grace examined the plan lot the fort;fications to he dte.cted on the mountain of the Chartereuse, and, as he approved of it, it is sop po,ed these tv,ris will be spun begun. the 3,1 his Grace left Brussels to proceed to Ghent, and thence to A It, a fortress of the second rate, which is I,,rtifying with the greateA care, and which is included in the system of defence adopted fov the southem provinces of the kingdom, because it forms a central point in the line. The Duke will be at the head-quarters of the Prussian army at Sedan by the 15th of this month His Majesty the King of Prussia being expected there on the Ude, all the l'russian troops ate already in mo tion for the great review which is tireparing. Se veral French refugees who were at Brussels have received wders to quit the kingdom, though they are not included in the ordinances issued by the Xing of Fr otee. It is known that those who are included in them have also received ()idlers to quit our territnries before the 15th of this month. These extraordinary measures give rise.to various cotnjeettires. if C. APRICAL It I: G I S T Per/ nnerl La.rt Ni.ght. Tar.ATRE 11()7A IlAymmiKKT.— . ll,ree Weeks Af.cr li:►r ria4e. and Trazin:4 Made L., v : Principal Characters by ;Qr. Trrry and Miss Matthews. After which, The Castle at Amlaiusia. NEW THF;ATRE RAVAL. EN:GLTSII OPE"A-HOUSE. —The W. Gard : Principal Characters by Mu. tl..lotinct(in and Min Iluggins. After which, Matrimony, and Midas. - VIAIL.. Aantyzn-1 Holland, I Flanders, 9. Dublin. Dtre--1 Lis• bon, 1 /linburgh, 1 Gottenburgb, 1 Guernsey and Jer• iry,, 1 Waterford. PRICE 0 THIS IPAY. T Bank Sitnelf, ......2821 3 per Coat. twig 814 3 per Cent. ()ans. 4 per C-•nts 934i 5 per Cent. Nary Ann 1054 Eakils L. Atm... 20 13-IGths g STOCKS 'ELVE India Stock, 230 India I 3s. 1 14s South Sea Stuck, 84i Exch.llilN, 31c 35c. pr. I Cons. fin AcC....Boiii 81 80j H WATEjt Al' LONDON MUDGE '[o-MORROW. loniitig, 7 minutes after 11. I Ereninz, 32 minutes atter 11. THE SUN. afiLE‘t fottS DiCERK ItALSUNI AUVEAt. LONDON, FRIDAY, AUGUSTS, 1817. (FROM TUE QUEIIIPC PAPERS ) QUEEIEC, JULY 3.—. A difference has arisen be tween the American and British Commissioners, under the Treaty of Ghent, which intimately in terests this Province. The Americans pretend to establish their boundary within a few leagues of - the River St. Lawrence at Matane, carrying it up, still within a few leagues of the St. Lawrence, to the highlands in the rear of St. T.lomas. On sail ing up the St. Lawrence, on walking on the cita del of Quebec,. we might see the American flag waving on American territory ! We should no longer have any land communication with our sister colonies of Nova Scotia and New Brims-' wick. Nay, we could not send - a courier, in win ter, to Gaspd or Chalcurs Bay. Isolated, laid open on all sides ...I3nt we shall not continue the subject. We trust our Commissioners will be firm and circumspect. We have reason to be lieve that the Americans will adhere to their pretensions to the very last. If they can get by the pen what they could not get by the sword, the world perhaps will tint blame them.—The British pretensions go only to preserve what we have, what we have always possessed, and which forms the true boundary in America be tween Countries under separate Governments, viz. " the height of land, between the waters empting within their respective territories," and which was, without eioubt, the limit intended by • the framers of the Treaty which relates to this boundary. (Faom Foar WitAtArg.)—On last Drionday morning, we understand, dispatches arrived in this city frrim Fort William. According to rumour, she following are the occurrences which tpdk place at the Fort and in the Intetior. It is said that Capt. D'Orsennens, with a considerable party, left Fort William in the Autumn, and reached Fort Dotiglas in Red River settlement about the 10th January. Report states, that he and his party had made prisoners of a Mr. McLellan and a Muns—Mainville, two persons supposed to have been abettors in the murder of Mr. KevenCy ; it is also reported that several Brulls had been made pri soners without resistance. About the Ist April, several of the settlers had returned to Red River, and it was believed that plenty of seeds had been preserved to produce considerable crops this season About the first of May, Lord Selkirk left Fort William for Red River, leaving Mr. Spencer and other persons in possession of the place. We give these reports as we heard them ; but it is expected further particulars will arrive in a few Clays, giving a more detailed narrative of the se veral transactions that have taken place.—(Mon (teal Herald, June 28. EXTRACT or A LETTER FROM OSTEND, AUGUST 5. " The Duke of WELLINGTON arrived here yes terday evening, attended by Gen. KRAYENIioFF, Principal Engineer Officer of this Kingdom, Col. JONES, of the 1,,,,g1i5h Engineers, and threeAides dc-Camp. At an early hour this morning he inspected the new works raised here, with which be expiessed his full satisfaction, and afterwards continued his route to Courtrai, to visit the re mainder of the line of Fortresses now constructing in this Country." The Company's ships Mangles, Sovereign, end Bailtivorth, are arrived off Portland.—TbeMangles left Bengal the 4th February, Bencoolen thy Ist April, and St. Helena the 12th June.—The Sove reign and Balkworth left China the 4th March, and St. Helena, in company with the Mangles, the 12th June.—The Bridgewater and Hereford shire were well the 15th May. The LORD ADVocATE of SCOTLAND is attacked in the Chronicle of this day because he " travelled Post from Edinburgh to answer the charges that bad been brought against him, and to challenge and demand investigation." This is perhaps the first time that a public Journal has cast censure on Gentleman in a high office for being anxious to clear his character from unjust and malignant ac cusations. He is then sneered at for haviag delivered a prepared speech on the occasion," as Ville Gentleman in question was not allowed to consider the subject (boring his journey, and bad nothing to do but amuse and instruct himself on the toad in 'reading the loyal columns of the. !Morning Chronicle. lie is then menaced with a Parliamentary enquiry." if," 1,9 the Chronicle says, " his Lordship should then be in qffice."-- , This proviso is not withotit meaning; for it is in tended to cheer the drooping followers of Party with, a hope of a Change in Administration. - Our Readers will find in our last page the Par. liatnentary Report on the POOR Laws, which we have given at length, as it must be interesting to every class of the community and every friend to humanity. We have given a brief account of the Dinner of the WOOLERITES, which took place yesterday, in order to gratify such of our readers as do not turn with disgust from an the meetings and ha rangues of such a race of political Reformers!!! We give in another column the opening of the Trial of ROGER O'Coßti•oß at the Meath Assizes, which commenced on Monday last. The particu lars we insert are all that are to be found in the Dublin Papers of Tuesday, which Arrived this morning, and all indeed they could at that time have obtained. CORN-EXCHANGE, AUG. B.—We bad but few fresh Arrivals this morning, but there was plenty left over for demand : Fine Wheat and Oats sup port the prices of IclondLy, but there was no great deal of business doing ; Barley and Malt are steady in Pease and Beans there is no alteration. Her MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES are expected i n to wn to-morrow, for a few days. Cannt MONSTER had an audience of the PRINCE RIGENr yesterday, at Carlton-house. The Marquis of CHoLMoNDELEY left town on T oeB d a y morning, accompanied by Lord HENRY CHOLMONDELEY, Captain GARDINER, snd Dr. ARMSTRuNa, on an excursion to Paris. The Countess of CARDIGAN iS to give a fete on Tuesday next, at Richmond, to the QUEEN and PRINCESSES. G. CARROLL, Contractor for the present Lot tery, has great pleasure in observing the general satisfaction afforded by the Scheme. He, there fore, most earnestly reconununds as early appli cation at his Offices, 7, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford street, to those who are desirous of obtaining particular Numbers, as there ate only 2,900 in the whOle Lottery, which contains Two Prizes of 20,0001., and will lie all drawn in One Day, 10:4 Screllikr. snip NEWS. WEYMOUTH, AUG. 7,—Arrived yesterday the Barkworth and Sovereign from China, which they left the 4th March, and St. Helena the 12th June; also the Mangles, from Bengal, which site left the 3d February, Bencoulen the Ist April, aud St. Helena the 12th June. The Poise's' of the above shifts lauded here with di,patches, and proceeded immediately for London. TORBAY, AUG. 6.-,dived Lis Majesty's ship Sir Franck Drake, PICKMORE. PciIiTSMOUTH, AUG. 7 —Arrived his Majesty's ship Grecian finni a cruise. DEAL, AUG the Severn frigate, Diligence, and Swift East India plot yacht. FALMoUTI-1, AUG. s.—Arrived the Hind Reve nue cutter from a cruise. Sailed the Duke of Kent packet with a mail for Lisbon. THE ARMY. ierse Guards, Aug. 1, Isl 7. At a GenerAlCourt-Marti3l held a: Corfu, me the 24th ot April, 1817, and continued by ad. jownwents to the Ist ot Jl.s y tollt.wine, Lieu. tenant-Colonel P. I'HOMAS ItYvEs, 1) , puty ter-Master General to the Forre.s strving in the Mediteitattetut, was arraigned upon the nyder. mentioned Charge, viZ. For Conduct subversive of aII Military Rules, destrlttivo of those ptincii.les of Honour anal In:eguity.tnost neccssarr to be maintai:.cd iu the Ltritis Miliiary Service, and highly rogatory to the Character of an OE4er and a Gent!ratan, in the following insta"c" , viz• Ist. 4 1 Iu signiog a Cettilleate, bearing date 28th Novetn herost6, totally fake and unfounded, in consequeect of which his Majesty's Government suffered the cuntingenttem— votary loss of 611. as. tid." 2d. " For falsifying, or causing to be falsified by his Orders, in or about the month of October last, certain Official Vouchers relative to the Expenditure of Public Money." 3rd. " For recently issuing, or causing to be issued, certain printed GLneral Regula:ions without date, styled and en titled,' barrack Regulations, lonian Islands,' with the sane, tion of the Commander of the Forces attached thereto, in the follo•iying words:- 4 By Order of his Excellency, The Commander of the Forces, (Signed) • P. TEIOMAS RYVES, Deputy Quarter-Master-General, M ED IT ERRANE " The said Regulations not only not having met with the sanction of the Commander of the Forces, but having been printed and published i❑ direct disobedience of an Ordet from him; and containing moreover in themselves, tertaust Rules fur the Conduct of the &track Department, contrary to the specific Instructions of his Excellency to the Deputy Quarter-Master-General in regard to the same." Upon which Charge the Cuurt came to the for: lowing dreisjOit : " The Court having duly considered the evidence brought forward by the Prosecutor, in support of the Crime laid to the Charge- of the Prisoner, Lientearsot-cott.ori P. rftroalar, ?tyres, as well as what Le has adduced in Ls defence, is of opinion, that he is Grilty of the sane in the whole of at three instances specified, and does therefore sentence hint to be Cashiered." HIS Royal Highness the Prince Regent. has been pleaseti a , in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to approve and confirm the Finding and Sentence of. the Court ;—hut under all the circumstances which have induced the Court. Martial to recommend Lieutenant-Colonel Ryves, to the hit inane interference of the Commander of the Forces. is the Mediterranean, and the liberal urgency with wuich his `Ex cellency has forwarded the same. in a personal request from himself, that it should he favourably cowidered, as consinuni• cated in Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Maitlaod's Letter of the Mb May, 1817, and its Enclosure from the President of t he Court-Martial ; the Prince Regent has further beers pleased to extend his gracious clemency to Lieutenant-Colunei P. Thomas ityves, by restoring him to the service in his ca- , acity of Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel, and Major on Half-pay. His Royal Highness the Commander in Chief directs, that the foregoing Charge exhibited against Lieutenant-Colonel P. Thomas Byres, together with the Finding and Sentence of the Court, and the Prince Regent's Pleasure thereon, shall be entered in the General Order Book, and read at the Head, of every Regiment in his Majesty's Service. By Command of his Royal Highness, The Commander in Chief, /TARRY CALVEItT, Adjutant-General. RIGHT HON. DAVID LATOyCHR.—Died, on the i‘ l i s a t ie i s n t s y ta ,s nt p , rk a l t Calieri the Rigt►t ne's, n ea r Dublin, in the 8 u 8z I l i_ y e e l ,t ,a; t ..) : ,:s o d,Ti f tlitAl l e i rT i s oe r. ouri g eiy e noe , r: lion. DAVID LATeellE, many years one of his ber of Parliament. the great Banking xtad Co., - Dublin, long celebrat e d ntt and solid i ty. So e lely part( )ftheltri s ti ta sl: empire for probity, honour , blislic4 was its charactei . :f: ). l l - ..e vv y e a a i l i tl i t, de t a lta o t t " s a o s p g i.n o . o lo c r l as LAToucue" was a familiar phrase in Ireland, sottglit to solidity !nal it ll t a:n . i a s d s wealth "as stis/ectivatt)feioalrly)aa itit n de easnasvciyiti:roiatnnsi cli,tcraiiiiiattY,rnt,i huntanity niversal respect and esteem. liis 'eldest son, Colonel DAVID LATOUCHE, late Mem byeear o rs f a r go ti:e le C: , ) , l l i o n g ty ti ot Carlos' , iarg large f a mily. flied ,il about y.riise t wo liiest (laughter, also dead, WAS married to the late Earl of LANESDOROUGII, brother of Lady MARY PON- SoNBY. He had several other children (sons and daughters), who survive him. • WAftWrCK AsSIZPS.--01) Saturday evening last t h e Commission for holding the Assize for this County was opened before the Hon. Sir JOHN BAILEY and the Hon. Sir GEO. SOtVLEY HOL.. ROYD. Knights ; lifter which the Court adjourned till Monday,—On Sunday their Lordships attend-. lid Divine Service at St. Mary's Church. Fifteen barristers, in addition to those who have usually attended, were on the last Western Circuit, in consequence of the retirement of Mr. Serjeant LENS, and the elevation of Sir RUZLET GaWARD. b !citr ti t! 14 ) 'Nati 114 . 'staff(' the S ti, e the p i . Sellll4 itl wei l a d y lYilq ! ra te). Panie tr,tii tl ttint, Uith € 1 '11) than 11,,t 11 41 . 1 k 111 e , s►' fec ted Prit ty their h re 1.) Unt o ', be en tome bo e i e , 411 c ant, (I in'