The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-14 00:00:00

SII I Wlu:Cii. ANT) tk'Rl~Ct:.iu . KINGDOM OF 'ME TWO' SICILI66. [From the :lustrialt 014;ierver.] VIRNNA Dtc. bitweitisi reerivell by the. Ji,ororil of the-Kinplool of Ow Two Sicdfcs, hcbleil contains thy Wilt)Wing ibsporj.int rills :-'. • 1., I.ii the grace. of Clot{, King of the Kiltiploto or ttt , TV,4 ete. &CAC. 1 4. 1)‘"S : 011;4 eitotiriii the prit o ilege" granted by rte, . , and the Monarchs viii illrtttttittus pretlecessori, to •otte ‘vell•beirtve4 Sit: 4 lll4ns; and . ii) reconcile, the inviolability of these pririleg-s tt ith the thiity"of, the:1)010 . 1(ml inltitutions,• tve have by the 'tryst:tit law 14.41,ctinitri!, tnrl do sanction ns foltows:-- if Art I. All rivil and ecclesiagi:c.il employ. treats in Sicily beyond the Struils'shall, coitioitto. nbly the ciipitiihries 'of the ;Monarchs too' flevei‘ors, he roliferied exclusively oit Sit iliattti, %vithemt , nibicct" of our states on '164 side of the Struts being ever eitiiikd t<t preteiol to Cleat, in Ole $31114.. ntttun. r Sidi . ' lint folio , tri , 4-14iin to civil nod religion, ettipliiyw f1it..11(4 nor other dominion 4 ahove-meritioned, tire place aitiolig the untidier of , the places exclii lively to 1) , t, , ,itt0 tO Sicilians, 'the Arelibi,hoptic of , though. our aogitst lather, -Charles 111, reserved-the dis . posal of it to himself:, in the great charter which" ie gralit ell to the Sicilians. " 2 (.).,r Sicilian '" , ibjects ' beyond the Straits he admitted to ail the itt eitt tligltitich or the hiinciloot of ' l ' ttn Siciljejs, in proportion to the itopohltion of the btattd. " ThiS popillation being is (punter of that of all oily dominions; the font tit part of our' of note shall be composed of SictiliaoA, on,' the other three quarters of subjects of our other do minions. • " The seine proportion will•be observed for the places or our Ministers and Secretat Al' State, the first digoities of the Court t . end t; e places of our ivpiesentetion awl agents HI 111Nigll "3. instead .0f two , Sicilian Consultittori, who, according to the concresion of o u r rAllAusr father, were members 'of the ancient ~ ftuatn of Sicily. there shallbe niwitys in the Soprente,Couti• of tlity Chancery of the Two Sicilies a numb er of Sicilian Counsellors, according •to the propor -1 . ion fixed In the preceding article. '" A. Offices in nur •srmy and navy, and our ' royal tionsehold,. will he conferred on all our sub, jects, without distinction of the ,part of our do minions or which they are natives. "5: The Government of the whole kinganm of theTssr Sicilieu shall be always about Our person. When tve Oen reside in. Sicily, we shall have as Governor in tine States on this sideof th e a Prince of our foully, r or another personave nt distinction, whom we shall choose among our subject!. • -1,4 if it is'-e Orifice of the Royal Family, he shall have With hint one of our 'Ministers of 'Stare. 015) shad correspond •with- the Ministers.and Secret a. ties of Stitt whet .ihrill'eside.notr. ~nd who shall have with •him, .besides, tMu or more d*Qc l 4 l ll.. to,,preside iu rhose•seerions of the cut of the Wei/tiers and Seeretarie4 ist S:atetetitill w e shall think fit to lea ye on, the spot for the ad eninistration of t h at p art o f int,- dominions. It the Gavel nor •is not a' Prince, he shad be hintsell in vested with the character of Minister • . i'ecretitry of Slate, Shan correspond directly with the Mittiet ere and Secretaries of Ste* e have With llh; and *hull have two wipre tnerctorti Or that purpose. " G. (Makes the same regulations a,,s the sth, in respect to the Government or Sicily, when the King resides on t Mile of the Straits.) " 7. Tiivse'Dir ect ors jts both ceses,yshall bC chosen promiscitously among '4ll our itubjetgbiwas was fixed relatively to Sicily.tor the aecient Constatotor, or Conservotorr-whieb are replaced by the sitid. dirertqrs,' " 8. The lawsuies of the Sicilians 4041 eolith nue to he pledged even im the last ~,resort.. by the Sicilian tribunals in consequence, 'thine shall be est aldished in .Sicily a sepreme Court of Justiee; which shad be above all the trilmoals of that blend, and independent of the supreme Conit of our Slates mi this side talk; Straits, as the. latter shell be independent, of Sicily,' when we shall re side in that island : the organization of this Court shall,be regulated by a partictilar law, "9. 'E l se abolition, of feudal rights shall be onl o teined in !••,ii.ily as in our other Suites this t r hide of the Straits. ''lo. We shall fix every year the part of Sicily its, the 'permanent expenees of the aunt we Shall regulate the manner of iti partition; but this nuptial pot can never l'rrceol the emit 011,847047 Ounces and '2O tnri, which Was fixed lii 1813 by the ParlialtiVnt us the certain revenue of Sicily. No greeter Call by tiny forma be imposed witlinut the consent of Parliament.' • " I I. These shall be Il i educted every year font the said finln3 a sum cannot "be less than 1,40,000 ounces-, whitilfbshall he applied' to the payment of the delft bearing no interest . , and of •t r lte ortearof intetlit of that which. does bear in terest, till the it Alftise• extinctititr,of both : when these two,,Apihts are extingnished, this Sum shell be annuatlyi,employed its ,formittg a sinking fund for the %Wien debt. , • • 12.0eTill the general systenycif'theeivil and judicial :ladministratinti of ,miter kinolont of the Two Siellites shall be promulgated, all the branches. of just ice rind ittitninia ration continue oil the same footing Hs " We will and ordain, that the, present law, 'signed by us, certified by our Courted and •iitir 'lister of State Affairs of Glace and Justice, coun tersigned by our Conned and the Chnneellor hitter Set musty of State, enrolled sail preserved in MI( general Cllanertly dr tile hitigth t tit Of the Two Sir:Ales, ha published throeghout the king; dont, with .the-indlootry soletnnities, by the salt,. : . y o en t horities, who shal ,draw tth. ti prfrees sAriine, atilt See to. the execution of it. Our (I,;,urcilor, Minister of the kingdom of the Two Sif.ilies, is specially charged with its rnblication'. cas.„ria, trve. isitia, FLRMNAND 'rho Milli“ct. of (4,4ce Atttt 44. ice MANfiEsE 10MAIASL " The Miaistcr."resort t,y St,ll Cbanruflior, • 4.4 TO.WLt,sO SOUWA." • The severe g de of wind which prevailed•dniing the whole of Friday affil :' , .•tiortlety last; caosell -erions apprehensions for the ciinseiptences along he e4kmt ; and we ai . e.soiry to they hive not proved unfotintled: p iHy tor :Saitirday morn ing, Ft brig was observed in Mount's nay. Hp proachh,g the tinfloisiredintrbodr of Portleaven ; wltv;n within abowt twn intles of the shore, she came to anchor, and sneeeeded iu riding nut _ the , strorni tintil•about siX o'clock in the evening, when find ing' that, tiw boat could approach, and having parted one 'anchor, the Master cut the other, and ran the vessel ashore only ellattee. l l.►f pre serving the liveirofthe Brew. She gronuded on a fine gaudy beach a 'little. to the ekoit ward , of , the new Pit r, Nntl 8* the tide bad be'xim to ebb, 'the whol e of f fie e,reNt west! enabled to reach the shore iu safety; - , She proved to he the Resolutioo, ltrysan toaster, from . Op,orto to London, with wine . and fruit.' As soo►l as the ebb tid e a ll owe d, the Vessel w a s entered by , thonsands of ruffians, 010 proceelled to-plunder. All the private pro perty of the • Captain and crew was carried oft Wei , heads of the pipes and hogsheads were s staveil iii, and kegs, &c filled with t h e liq uor; the whole Of the fruit s ta n 3 eithere:ittereit abont'cir carried away ; 4nd ' Hitt of . a.cargo 375'pipes, and . 25 hogsheads of wine:only 'between 50 mot GO pipes were bayed 4ay,the AL;ents. Several'eontests'took place between the plonderert, each being anxious to secure .theVeatest possible share of the booty. Abort 'l4 :dismounied Da - iignons frrim klelstnit tame to the spot, but thi.y . were wholly unable' to restrain the ferocious multitude' ° that rushed 11) nit all -spiel, The vessel in the first ilmtartee taincit but little datinige, but . byiNliniday she was complete wreck. The country' people have ripped up the bull, and some of the timhof has been sold for the proprietors, Almost the whole . of cargo . might have been saved had it nor been fur the infammis coodnetabove described,— A , ruing Ms It beinnif,ing to, Wendron:was drowned by the violence of the sea, whilst endeariniring lo siive some artieleS front the wreck, aniftwii qt her persnds eat ,so'niuch,intoxieated with - mine, that they were linable ; to • reach home,, and' were next day fonod deld.by the road side, havingpershed through the incletheney of the weather. , ---;Surely sortie 'steps might tn' he take.' yr) provent r the re eurrence of scenes which, in the eyes:of strangers, stump such ihsgraca on the . country sit 'largo. It kbarrily posSible•but thit. the Agents have been able to matk the most Heave of the depry&itin . s. and ,it so, they CRII point them out to justice..—. They shrinhl be sought after, and !Mile an ek ample, to deter others from following up a system of plunder so hifarnonsly lirtitah , We have 'no doolit that the Magistrates in the Oeiglihnorhood will do their tinny, and. endeavour •to bring static of the principal ruffians to' justice. Ivittrottp !fay B.—The inni; nuance o heavy piles' of tvin4l hos prevelifed the packets ‘‘ith the mulls for tVaterforl, but It having .ycisit.erlity the Gower, 4r! fain elan., sailed with the - whole of thv t.loe matiq hood. &flied agar: his.Alajestyr's shlp . .Lover ait tt einite, and eveill obttw:irti-bonon skipi thlit ptit Ilitry this Pit tiering tho, late bikti tv t h JAN, 9,---Arrived' this nytirojng the liamoaze 1411ter from Plymouth Dock-yard, which she Jeft ein Tues - chr least; tnivingon ()moil stores, and 74. gun ship's moorings, which the Nlcy Board haTetlireeted to he immediately hid down off the, Ilecv Royal Pock-yard at Patei . , in readiness to moor. the' Thetis fripte 'of 38 gliil4, 1101 nearly and ordei'ed to be la‘unehed itt a short time. The Arethusa of 38 gang', and Belleisle, 7 , 1, are Also building at this yard, and ale i.t cuu , ; , it•ralalr foiwariittess: Sailed the Preeling vachet, with tbe.mail,:foiW4terford, S. W, • ' • PoNTSMOLI Ili, JAN, 11.--The fitter, Captain T. FO Itßwr, C, li, arrived, on gonday, from the Mediterranean. She soiled front .MAlta,Gth vember tortivita-Veechi.t, with S 4 Roman slaves, who had :been liberated at Timis, and haring landed them on the 1I th and 12th November, proceeded tteghorn, where she arrived the 1614, and remained till the 15th December; arrived at Clibraltar the 25th, ,and left it the 29th Decem ber. The Captaih Coolie' (bearing "the fag of Rear-Admiral Sir Charles Penrose), was at Matta .i . `the Tagus, 'Captain Pundits, at Leg horn ; the Myrmidon, Captain Gambier, sailed from 'Malta a few days . ,before Abe, Ister, ,for, Smyrna, to relieve the Satellite, Captain Murray; the Erne, Captain Spencer, Wag at Gibraltar, The Inter brought from Mahn and Gibraltar bullion and specie to the AMOtilit •of 400,040 'dollars ; Lieut. Conley,. of the,Eott, and Mr. Paddoo, Master of the Myrmidon, brine inva titled, came, home in the Isier, Site is ordered t o .complete her 'storei'and proceed in. Cork . to be :plated under the orders'of Hear-Admiral Sil 13 : she was put under quarantine on her arrival, and receivo 'pratique on l'horbil4, tend is gone op to Spithead. Ma Plitt trOtiC 610011 cat war, Captain Pit LLOTT, which arrived on Alontlay from Jamaica atilt the flavrtnnah, with a freight of arse thilltoo dolkirs for liritiub merchants, - .sailed from Port Royal on the 11 th November, •itild the Havannalt the 2d December.' Porfett trangitillity reigned at 4.a. 'maims, and the squadron on the station.were par, icolArly healthy. 'Pity Princess Mary packet .was 'to sail on the 22d of• November. The loss of the liriseis, Capt. Domicil', was attribttred to her being driven by the currents on tlietit,stern part of the Colieriolo i . there was. haf,little probability of tier bei;ii got off.. Mr, LAttsfooe, - Putsrr of the Esk , haul !teen It iced by a CultrOlarti..ti, at .Liort !loyal, for iniproper eolithicti anti sentenced to be distnissed the service, and ittipristmcb-itt the linrsltaisea 'IW6OII, Lieutenant Moofic, of the Rifleman, had ,been eiso itiiittilutril boot the ser vice, and Civiitattain A. M. %Vit.t.toasoN dismissed from his tikip—botli for ottgeotteliumlY conduct. 'I . be boatswain of the !termini* hail •beeo broke tirliokelicess and contempt to hitt superior cer. • he Primrose is.ordered to: be surveyed if round itt tt lit state, she will:.retticulo the *tat ion, she having been tit.teti out On the peiivrettiliii.sh. uncut. . . .t . s . v 14,',.ii'ci,i,,ii-it f.,. bOL'ItT OF etI.INCLItY, JAY. ti „ wolaiag, at tea f)'clocly, the Loan LatAx i;ELLoR reNilmi.4l hil Sithogs in Lincoln's lon lot the . tir.it Odle alter the short Chri,tiwts Itecess. Palter was tilled with cases of bliitist.optey. One rrspeetiug the super tosign!es, occupied the Court nearly Six hours: Sir Samgel Itotnilly, Mr.. liart, and Air. I.) , tekin worth were hearth as 'Connel lot the peti tioners ; and Wingfield, -fur the defendants ; Sit S. llonfilly refilled, eaNe was not of the lea9t public e: Lordship 'said` he ; the ;wipers, and to.ittortowthorhihg give, intignkeot., Be nbio intimated hit, ittention of giving joilionent to morrow in the follownig lt,,uru l lt casts, ‘'iz.— (ioNtling v. 3001,, v. M tentaSter,TrestOn ILAVdrae, De 'r stttt u, Byl ' es,.,Dtititt..v Poyottiti. At, the rising ot the Conk, Sir SAmot. to alluding to two former Irmii° ll3 he had in the cage of Cutler v. Sir G2Noel, bald the btt sinths'wos, to Tome befote Lordship in s ilitr.rchtt shupe.—Thec mg; NI. journed at tour • 120 LICE, IN"( ELLI(A:m2E. r_~ i , j ( . I jEEN - .5.,(41 , %11.E,. t OBSCENE' Patsirsi-r-Geor ge Knight, who keeps a picture Iliowand ?oils arot - Irts out r aticatitres, in Charles-streer, Covent ,, ttatitlett,. tors brought before the sitting Niagigtiate, tnithe and Gilmour, loge, her whit tail his wife, charged with 'haulm; its their 110$S0b8S01 , 1i inn! Se eretly shoolog doors', and vunding Jyyth within and witho u t the ltonse,! divers cultittene prints Am, public lc appettrud, r,at. in consequence of informa tion received by tl:e tlild 41fli'vers; they went to Knight's shop, 'miler the authority of a 's eit re warrant, and having nr ole kooky' ) :heir business, the hushaml, who is propriet,n• of the house, eon scion's that. it would be iu s.,iu to make any con cealment, thought it toast ailvi'sahie to deliver lily to the' officers MI obscene copper.plates,, about . 2,000 piet ores of a similat stamp, together with a large !Mother of printed publications of adonse nature and profligate tendency, some of .which were liOlitol,.solne stitched, and others. in I,4ttiets ; all of which were, by order of lice Magistrate, (1 1, yrittrm'COLCIU110014, list] ) seajerl up, and...sent to the Sucretkiry...ot the ,Society for the &Tres sinn,of Vice, wife SV 'AN ;Admitted to bail, and K n igh t permitted to tr,n at large tin his solemn promise to come forwaid witenner lie may be sent for. ' I . I ItLiIOIIOUOII-sTitEET. Muffoßß. 4 --JOhn nil lit Thomus was brotight *tip, einteged trit it being one of the pekons concerned in the trinrdee of I;:ilvearil Stointoit,' at it enifee•shop in Sr. Gile%' l , about ihree weeki In 'addition' to former tritit-ityte 11irry Coreton stated, that %die wit% in the rt)lfee-sliop at the titpe, ilt prisoner st:ize the deceiised by tut. '111 . 041 and %Own they were pushing him out, site anther of • throttling ilui*e in Iris throat, as if lie' was strangling.. The prisoner Stated in his defence, !lint he could tint (jelly being in the coffee-room; but the de ceived went over to - +t 6) , 11 , 'tf-bitop i4iter lie left the coffee-shop, Where he hail two sixpenny -worths of heel, of which Patrick I)ovenes partook. "'After that the duct.w.ed. went to the door, apparently sick, where be fell down deitii, us l ieum i erit no d . Si t Wm pAnsotls tilvt e W a s sti lliei ent evidence against the prionet. 10 go tp u Jury, tend folly cqunuittvd .1 ..1,,,, TRW, BOXING itiNU. CRIDO AND CAIiTER..—It having been Tornoured from Brighton that, a !woe!' had been,•ontde, %%. e are enabled to state to our sporting readers that -suet', is mit the case, hitt in all probability it , will very shortly. Tile terms of • Cribb air 3011-giti peas v 1.14, Haul the money is remly. lett his pithlie home, and froth' the - uffinher of .batth-, he hat fought, nod from the time he has ddehi•ed off fighting, after beating Mo:ineaux the last time acTliktietongap, September 280.1811, he has a right, according to:the etiquette of ' sporting, to name his• Own Arms. Carter is willing trolight-, but he . cannOt get . baCked for the heavy stake. A meeting of tab friends will take place to•morrow. tritiruiug fur the pnrpoie'of raising supplies, end . the match is 's upposed to b e not fardietain opi- - pions various, and consequently Math serest is excited. Cribb's fighting weight 'is 13 stone 4 pounds—Carter's 13 stone, Cribb weighs now 17 stone, and is approaching 36 years.of age, but his friends midmost of the cognoscenti will back him freely at odds. Ronattar AT ST. PAWS CATHEDRAL. On _Wednesday Morning, during the ti , ne of the 'flack fog, the choir of St. Paul's Cathedral was robbed in a very daring manner of ; three large church pray er.hooks, At the time the regular morning service was proceeding, about ten . o'clock. It %Vita so extremely rlarkrhat thettergyman was obliged to, ho A a light, and hold it .close to the book, 'ti n t the darkness ettabh4 some person to take away the books unobserved, • SINGULAR EIRTROTION Gr!, ItOBBRIIIr.--.Ahnia 6.l” , elvemotttli si nce , tlte ho . use of a lady at C3il - which had Brett 'left hi the care,of sitrvants, watt one night completely script, Of All its furnitftre, ,even down to the chairs anti sliblts. At a sale last week in the village, aii thonght he re. cognliett some articles he hail seen before,' and after inquiring of an ttpholsterer,uscertained that they had been made by him fOr the I.oly whose house hall been robbed, A warrant was.coose fluently obtained for the apprehension of the per., son whose prnperty, WAS ; and tipon. nation ,before G. GuLDNKT, ILsq: the Nlagi.trate th-en sitting at Lawford's Gate, the only f;ecount he ennui give of the way in which the furnitnre came into his hands, was tha't he bought it one morning of a sailor passing by his door. He- kik consequently been fully Committed for trial at the uext Quticatltyr Aseizev. L ''ricfN MAti t The Mgt: thi Metropolis ii.stitd 1:4 tli? B a k ers tutee 0. 4(14 ft , Loaf.—ionic flak( rs ttql trii Loaf 1 10 pvikiiy to three -Peuce In. *2. re I l t a lk r iD ditt s l u f . to . d W it e:!ll . 17 8 11 O ur t , l' i t i rt Q er u s 4 ll , t . e rt il f i tilni,tkrtuig:ll,l! ili ' v , i v it :l ( tiotL ll l,l 4 r ~t i iiv i .r t loig or. e ig . - ts) - S- .:--:;., 8 1 i'l t ti,, 7 , " per l ° ,,s ' u "6 ....".......—_-;—,..----, e . ,„,...,.......--,--- l Rytt-thus . . ---% ..),,.. to ti4.ll,pskr qr. i ,.. Turnip, WlOte . 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N . . - in' Ite coe otlymit tight ?cart . . opt; January Pi, I‘'istliom lind Co. ftleretitiftti!, ;,, 9 1 " ktyperx. l'inricv—Crviihii; meet ilt.ctp,r's Tim t" J atiti.,r: 'arid 4ti, VtllatrityPd . t t. ni a v .3 ' C, I lw:11 Stevenson, jun. mereflaill' ,. 14 1 41 0 ' 1.1 dilute theug, tab mod 4 at 13. O nantorday l ithe ' lltlit i ll uat rit . T t i li l is q. 'l,ady ..-3 I%.tt or t °l colt, Eq. 4.A. 4,4 ~,,.., , igtli - • On Wed iii3d4, itii , lady of William Eld, Dap of ''''' I near Stliford. of 11 WM. . • f ' . b;te , "' :rlie lady of:Pr. Brikeit of li ti t it stafford l , , ..! , , µpia a,. a SOD. i , 311.1. .• On Sonday, the lady of the Ilivr.•T. Garnicr , ' o ' ' I , Stoke, .of a dimghtrr. , •'' toil ° ar ilolf7coult,r, on Satitt(ll List, the Indr-Pf C ' di l w aflor, Hut. M.P, or a• - •,on and heir. - - • fr 0/ '-• - Ott the tit It init, sat Stoop,...tioar Litunfrks - ;. „ the wi• - I t ~Williain Tait, ale. scut 41)ii the '' l4l On the imt. lit Cortaehe Caqle,'Scotiall , l , 44 4 the Hon. Donald'Olityy, of a dam:titer. • „0 1 •• - 0,4 Friday, .t lie laity of I.h.ldwarialiontas N 10 0“ f f l4 ' itrt.et, ,;; it .tan. ""'' On the loth Itht. in Nortitatyptun- s+ a jc,m '. ; deriek .WOlllllll Pot', E. 4 , f am• ,: dl' ' , can S4i . ti c i loy liiht, at . steptivil'; 4reen, Dubr dl ' ti' A' i. Luttartl'irmaii - Tutze, q. of it iLtnettter. ( 3°3 ' ' ` )11 Sunday, in Gosivr-strtet, Nlis. 40fin Smith, 0 ter. . 4 . - - ,1 ..-- 4, • , NI ARII I VII. - .40`,1 . . •hban ...,, 'On Priam', Cottnet,O'Ciiiinetl, Est', of Fit7g . ' ~ "+"' Thihiiil, to Maria, eldest - daughter of Jollii. Oca" Mmittijoy-squar e . ...."'" , , , t . O rtin'iv , " On the With ttlt.,-nt Lisburn e Park, York Mire a 4- r ' # b,lo‘ '' o' Act'. 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