The Sun. — London, England, 1817-06-06 00:00:00

,Pe erns t t,e nnances: ofrthe State dlininiih. The retrenchment to which they have been compelled to resort, hats masiced only in the uninst liismissal of the poor ioril meritorious servants of the State, that the SalatjeS of their vlieless Superiors mignt he inereaied, and silcit men at Castlereagh hrib4 au , :ll Men as Canning; to iissociate in a league for the onrression of their eoitiory Such is sate unblushing_ impu dence of Canniror's brlzen features, !hat he darts to s i t , a4 a Ce c i.tAtor in at) assembly, from which he ought to he distuisNed 'with execration. What C0'11)4E1600 Call be tnaoe in point of setnal guilt keern thy miserable being who commits a 'llene!: theft wider the influeup, of distress, and the 8111tt'fillrati advitritaLte of a Oefird-trust to h. trJv the confidence of a nation, and prey like is vulture Ott the life blond of fhe e:npirc ) !Mien the gilbbet is prepared for the one, the heatrold should hr ready for the other ; the sacred Pa'nte of Juittce should not be profaned by the !inner lt nrent of the One, tt bile it is mot ked by the escape of tire other. A country that would prosper should always remember that the vices of high life, which occasion the distresses of the lower orders, ought to ha visited ill their origin, and not in their effects. A r...retch ti ho is driven to vio lence to obtain food, may he pitied and pardoned without any particular extension of charity ; but the eilloiu of choice is deserving of condentna. tion without pity, and &Hal withont remorse." The defendant admitted the writing, printing, and publishing of the alleged libel, and that about 1000 copies had been sok I.lr Grown, a conveyancer of Lincoln's Tom, alleged the application of the matter which Ve46 . the 3sihject of the prosecution, to the King's Ad ministration,' and to Lord Castlereagh and Mr. The defendant tieing called upon for his defence, aticiressed the Jury in a speech of two hours in length, characterized by great natural powers of elpyience, and distinguished, in some pants, by such irvesistable touches, as to call forth the spon taneous plaudits of the auditory, who not with standing the rcpeated threats of commitment by the Court for disorder, could not he restrained froth expressing their coincidence in the send mews expressed bY the defendant. kl'e lament thar our return will not permit a detail of the de itiodancs address to the Jury. Mr. Wooller contended, that the paper, which Was dig 4 u hi vet of the information, was nothing more , il4in 4 t ree i nqu i r y in to t h e con d uct o f hi s Ilajetity's Ministers, who, as public functionaries, were constitutionally Viable to the animmitelstomi of the pen v ie. Having once accepted a public post, rhe private ch arac t er o f nierged :ft that of the ostensible servant of the Crown, and aoy observations passed upon his conduct, however 4vere, would be Justified; if that con duct 'appe - ared to be dangerimi to the irate. Yenta of the' people, Stich was e lse motive with Which 'the present paper wain written: Jr was OW 'lnc language of the passages selected for pro. sedition was strong, but it r was such as the nest's , SAY of thie case required, in order'to.awaken the Ministers of the Clown to a sense., of their duty towards the public. Th,, re had been allow t wen y numbers of tite $4 Black IJ:wart " published, and , since its first appearance before the I,uhlie, it had always - expressed. limlar• sentiments' le. (NM wilieh had now placvd the author muftis- hisila. jetty's special protection. Ilut it was 'rather ex , traordinary that.the.ollicos 'dl the grown should wait until the publication of Aire tenth number Wore they thought' the author worthy of notice; and it was probable that his exertions for the public 'would not have tittreCted the consequence now attributed to them,' but for the persecution , of one of his own ciamory agents, who had'heen convicted by the Rev. Mr. Powis in the sum 801. for sellint, unstamped newspapers ' and since " the Mods Dwarf " WAS . brotiglit under the no tice of that worthy Divine, who had himself shire been the Fuljert of a et iminal information in the Court of r' Bench for that very Conviction. Mr. Auat r interposed, anti raid that it %VAS tint competent for the defendant to allude to the conduct of any person not immediately con nected with the case under consideration. .0 -The defendant, after a great variety of oftserva tions, concluded by a strong appeal to the July, in 'whose bands he fearlessly placed himself; with a fi rm persuasion, that as guardians of their own rights and liberties„ they wotdd not consign a fel low-subject to the horrort+ of a dtingeon, upon the Attorney-Generals inuendos—that they would stand between the oppressors and the oppressed-- and that they would save the advocates of public liberty from the consequences of as unjust con .t?lction, of which, however, he would rather be the victim, than disavow principles and senti ments in the meintenatiee - of which he was willing to die. 'flee defendant concluded amidst the tumultuous acclamations of an unusually crowded Court. The 1-lon. Mr. Baron GARROVV, who bad been m a roon e d by the defendant as a witness, and brie on the right hand of Mr. Justice Abbott, now enquired whether the defendant required his fur. tiler attendance, find upon receiving au answer in the negative, the Learned Baron withdrew, fiord Castlereagh and Mr. Canning, who bad also been sithlicettaedhy the defendant (the latter of whom had sat for some time on the Bench, during the eat iy part of the trial, but had retired), came into Court, and made a similar inquiry of the defendant, and, being told that their evi deuce was not . tvanted, Were dismissed. Tlte SONICIDOit-Gft4llB4l. replied.-I.lr. Justice Anurr chargcti 114 e Juicy, aunt gave his opialon that the production was a libel. The Jerry then withdrew ; and a Singular oc currence afterwards took place. defeodaut was charged with a second in formation for another libel on the right o f ped. tiorting. in this Number - he ridiculed the idea of tiny benefit resulting to the people front petition ing, and treattd the t.ttificet in a ludicrous min-. nev, with mue sarcdstic observations on the 'number of the Lai: V6itiollti lot. n11 . 141=1141) 7 Reform. - In like mariner he adniltted himself the author and publisher ef this alleged libel. While tie was; adAressiog the Jury, the former Jury returned itt:o Cgurt, and ouly a part,catne tbrough ate door 4c4tr the The PoKellum rttlitst wiThe - t1 to aciontiany ther etrilict with certain comments or observations, and consulted tie Judge whether they could do so, lle'svas told tiles+ tnust form their verdict flsentselves, awl Come to the conclutfloo. The Foretnan then re turned the verdict of Gt4/Iy. 'Some - time afterwArds a Gentleman of the 13 n informed the Clow, that two of the Jurymen of the late Jury had handed him a paper, and com plained •that the verdict was irrevularly given ; that they did not assent to a general . %et - diet of The Learned Judge said, the verdict VV8 , 4 1 now recorded ; he hAd, no power to alter ii. At the time the Jury were in Court, the officer asked them in a IMO voice, whether t hey hid - agreed in their verdict : flour dissented, and the Foreman distinctly pronownced a verdict of Guilty. Mr. tVooller hoped, that it there was any mis take, he should not be sacrificed by an error of the Foreman, against the sense of thelury. • The Learned Judge observed, 7if there was any error be had no power there to alter it : he had received the verdict, and it was rerortled. The matter must he discussed elsewhere, The Jury, in the second cause, withdrew for ars hour and a half, and then returned a verdict of Not Guilty, The Cwirt was crowded to excess.—Upon the Bench, near his Lordship, sat Mr. Baron Garrow, Lord Castlereagh, and Mr. Canning; but the two latter retired bef ,, re the defendant commenced his case. , Sir F. fintdett, anti several other members of were also ptesenr. TO CORRESPONDENTS. « ' b are much obliged to the Gentlemen who have favoured us with Accounts of the late Meetings of the PROVINCIAL PITT Ctubs, and we request that the Secretaries of those ('lubs will transmit to (13 Reports Of the respective Celebrations ; for such is our attachnlent to the principles of the Illus 7 trious Statesman, and such our veneration for his memory, that we mean to in art all those Reports in the order in which we receive them. It is, therefore, no slight gratifi cation to us to observe in what high estimation his ,Cha racter is held, and the general prevalence of his Opinions throughout the United Empire. THEATRICAL REGISTER. Perfnmed Lisst Ni%/d. DRURY.LANE.—Rugantinn. After which, The Boarding- House, and Past Ten o'Clock. ovessr-Gauftes:.—.Macheth : Macbeth, Mr. Kernble ; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Siddons. After which, Raising the Wind. MAILS_ A kluvEn—t C;nernsey and Jersey, 1 Dublin, 1 Waterford. Uc r:ance, tiolliind, 1 Haxiburgh. . rrucE OF. STOCKS THIS )AY AT NVELVE (eCLOCK• Bank Stook, .. 957 2154 f Rank L.1Ann....18i 11-16ths 3 rer Cent. Red India Stock, 115 1174 3 per Cent. C0n5........ shut ' India 80nd0,..... ft 1 fi. B2g. pr. 4 par .. 991 90111 Exch. Bills" qs 14s. pr. psi* Cent. Navy Ann... shut tons. fair July, HIGH WATER. VF LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Niorning, $ fahtutos after 8. j EveninK, 27 oninuto after 8. THE SUN IS nicexe Atme.tlt LONDON, TRialY, JUNE 6, 1817. We received this morning the Paris Papers of Monday and Tuesday 1.13 r. The Monileur of the latter clay contains the following intelligence re specting the Insurrealon in the Brazils " A letter !rota Havre, dated May 31, states its follows : "By the French ship Lu Per le, just arrived from Pernambuco, the following infonation has been received respecting the events 414ich have occurred there: " The Governor haiing caused to be arrested one Domingos Martinez, and having assembled the disposable troops, ordered that certain sus pected Officers should also be arrested. Amongst them was one who had the hardihood to attack with his sword the Chief, ot the troops calling out " Independence for ever." This shout was-fol lowed by the shouts of almost all , the troops.. The Governor fituling.himself abandoned, being supported only by his Staff, _was obliged to eapi tnlate. He was then compelled to embark for Rio Janeiro, anti provisions were stip - plied to him for t hree months. In the interval of anarchy, the Rem. lutiouists appointed a Goverment, consisting of five Members, Domingos Martinez, President, and trap quillity was then completely restored. It is esti• mated that about 60 individuals ,perished in the revolt ; amongst them were three French seamen who happened 'to be on shore. This disordered state of affairs has caused the price of American produce to fall. European nterchandize has do .longer any sale. " La Perle quitted Pernambuco the etb of April last, and by accounts, to be relied upon, which had been received, it does not appear that the other Provinces bad revolted, . The agitation wilt confined to some small villages in the neigh bourhood of Pernambuco, which were inftnenced by the Revolters. Four days before the departure of La Perle, vessel arrived at Pernambnco from 13/ibia, with accounts that all was tranquil at the latter place." A Letter from Nantes, of the :30th Mny, announces the arrivul of a vessel hum 14.140, which kit thut 1,13,:e the 1 21st Malec_ 'Pic litters received by her state, that all cotiittltittiratiim with Pero ftnbitco was interrupted, in consetrience 111 the meats which hail ocettrretl." . The illoniterr of Mond Ay gives- the follandog : " usnoN, MAY t ry. ". OiTICIAL Alt; ICES. • " Yesterday the Portuguese ship Camoens at- Jived front Bengal,- having touched 'at Pernam buco, which place she left the 21st March. By the thlicers of this ship, and by the passengers who fled on board to return to Portugal, the Ofncers of the Kingdom haie learnt that - au in sin ection took place at Pernambiico on the 6th Alardi, The Governor and Captain-General had. taken measures to repress a part of the 'Gideon tents, who had for some tlinc menaced the tran quillity of thetown, and province, hut the au dacity and activity of chat party having borne down the measures of the Governor, an insurrection fol lowed, which having overthrown the Government, imposed upon the rest of the inhabitants by a declared revolt against the legitimate Sovereign, and by the installation of a Provisional 'Junta, composed of five members chosen by the Re 7. volters. All the accounts art , — melancholy event to be the work only of a faction, and that the mass of the inhabitants did not partici pate either in the sentiments of the Revolters, or in the acts of rebellion which have been committed. The Governors of the Kihgdom,. without waiting the orders of the King, have thought it their duty, to employ immediately all their disposable means, in order to succour the inhabitants of Per nambuco, and. to deliver them front the tyrannical yoke by which they are oppressed. Amongst other arrangethents, they have ordered ttru fri gates to sail immediately to blockade the port and coast of Pernambuco, in order that no vessel may be enalAled to enter the port or communicate with the shore." The Ga:ette de France of Tuesday says, that La I'erle, meutiolied tibove, had three men Jaiiied, Jrnd one wounded, on the day of the rev9lt., They happened to be on shore, and were mistaken for Port ngtiese.. PARIS, JVNR 3.---The Ring received yesterday, after Mass, the Duke of Wellington, and the In fant of Spain, Don Francis Paul. The Dike re mained with ids M.ijesty half an hour. The reports, of a misundastanding betvieen Sweden and Denmark are contradicted. The Count de Bisects arrived at Rumethe 14th ult, At Sens (Yonne), at Nagent (Aube), and in several Communes of the Department, Seine et Mat:ne, there have been considerable dis turbances in the markets. Private letters from Perpignan, dated the lath ult. state, that the Spanish General Villa.Campo had made an attempt to .rescue General Lary out of the prison, where he was confined; at Barce• Iona; but the conspiracy was frustrated, and the General himself arrested and conveyed to-Mont Joni. It is stated from Lombardy, that the Princess of ‘Vales had quitted her house at Como, and pro , ceeded to Rome. It appears that her Royal Highness will not go, a 3 she intended, soGermany. French Five per Cents.--Monday 66f. 60c. ARRIVAL OF CORBETT IN AMERICA. This morning' we received 13oston Papers to the 12th of May, They announce the safe arri val of the Importer at New York on the 6th of May, having on bogrd' Mr. CoDttarT and his two Sons. 'l'i►e Papers contain no news of political inte rest. They give lamentable accounts of the state of Commerce ; such an immense uumlur of vessels have arrived from eveiv port in Europe, laden,with merchandize, that the mark.!ts are cons- pletely glutted, and a total ►top is put to every kind of business, [Prhtn the Bozlon'eldrertisrr of the 9t4 HATAtninif, APRIL 18.----Bustuess is petty brisk here. American vessels are taken up on freight or charter in preference to any other flag, because, the Patriot Privateers in this neighbour hood do trot molest them, except by putting the crews of captured vessels.,on board,----There was hall a dozen Spanish nten of war quietly lyivg at their UTICIIOrrige in the brirbour, and it w4lB but yesterday that ft Droer, with 250 boxes of white sugar, wsti taken by a Patriotic .Privateer and carried ofT:within the Bight of the Moro Castle. The Thanks of the House of Commons, on the motion of Lord CASTLEREAGH, were yesterdly voted to the late Speaker, by a very large majority. Lord WiLLIAM RUSSELL, however, took upon him, this.occasion, the ungracious office of declaring his opposition to this well-merited tribute to Lord COLCASTER, and Ive are sorry that the Noble Lord did not reflect upon the unfavourable im, pression which such a dissent was likely lb make on the Public. The ground of bis Lordship's objection was, that the late Speaker, in addressing thc Prune': REGENT, and summary 01 the !albums:l of th 4 Session of 1813, not only slittcll whittihe - of 4'o:llll6tit hut " I ' 4 it hait.uot door 'biz. removin, Safego.tres of (Nor Religion witith.ste, to . stillport the VitoreirAivr the CAI 11-OLIC.OVEbI itis bad bctu in s the cow se of that Sest4ori, owl the di beeVi 144,i, , ItiliSt it, t a ie lib OUtt cotbriv Zspeaker exceedtAl the proper limits of His Lordship, however, 1133 day h TtlaNKs of I r iE MigiNING opposition, and if his Loillship can bi %kith such a reward) there can be Ito collet:leo, for trio/ or (Iwo/tie:a on the COLCHESTEL The friends of good order, the the State, and the safety of tire Conti rejoice at the decision of the House al last night, when the sane Secret Com re-appointed to consider and decide 'oupoi diency of renewing the Sus p ension Carpus Act. This Committee- v.'as both sides of the House. They haFe documents before them, and therefore to the reconsideration of the subject Si that foil krowledee can :brow 0011 1 0 .. 4 . 4 .. ,a.71i1 1 ..a. other Members, would hare been a Irit. of time, far non e could have been scli w honourable or more judi cious, and du partial judgment may be therefore con! pe (avo advantage of ex r i et we in their peeled from them, and the Nation at consequent!)' repose upon the wisk decision. SIIIP The Company's ships Camiwidie Castleretts.h arrived off the isle of They ktt China 21rh January, and 13th April. LpCoua,!:,ls:le,mt7l::;lgG:t.:itnia:a.-:t1 jeclNa:)bsr.i—dgeP,asireoatobClhitn6". If m„ bi.7s,,tilii44 to Lisbon,h,.eatre,,.i:eudii ifiatturociedilseeo;tryte:tr;e:: REt . N.ssi, 3c et: f.--r)C Cetl/31‘1"1 .7 1 ' Ir last , -but .the Wealber 0 5 6° , j i l ilsotltt. ors coratnuoirtitir.tn could be 1 9 " ` l ' '‘ • to . ,Ien y he has been hrought• io here , Iii )( / ooe of the vessels 4bY / I ° capture. , ticr, CDlSair, and le-c:Vtiretl by the 6italkeu, —_._----------- . ~ r fns' th e j'eiitcotr'ehte'lll.:aie'o:ll:::,'l.ri:it'islinr:....l:: iti:::::,:ntirni,i:Ogiecx::::,,etsr:.h:ainct:::::.l,lll,tilithr:ti'erilligiftiiiei;:j(iirlit.i'lllejl;:ll,tibbi',,c:i':',,`,' pox ,i. ATII,—A Very berg' t. pNaort i th a t i:e L t a n d ; g ln in all the relati°l4 °i t Aa tile of tl thin c°l" be nacre geatiriing rachiog. LI 'e three chief perforruers, on" ".: Ilif I " more entimsiastic than tire 0 411)1° perienced. Kl.:mats S atre a os terlY etalqi)uttital:e'llelff:esccepktortiiPlllB;ii‘°il:llflealC:crtsbtble.l e i l n iSig:1 ; s1)li' l gi i i): : 1::311 *N l ric r is3t:e n gritrle'l:ClLlCiretil:lrrelligci:ll:l)7l. : (ll: We understand that the intrude" /r , e , 4.ered to .A.Ir.KENSk.E, OD 11.0 retlrel'.; tihe. Stitge, will Consist of i soigib last l u T rner (~eigil by FLAxmAN. It gill ne s t ", T'or e heart°lll4:tgllilecCnoamtnt)iiiteteFereocta):critt:tii. at the last meeting to their alrettily e% TV the following distinguished names '1,,., of Betifortl, the Niariptisses of T" vit ' tlic ovtt tester ; Lords Holland, .Aherdeeibirbiil •Gbrilon, anti Peter:halo ; Gene''''',4,),,t, Bctkeley, Sir T. Lawrence, Waiter jarnin NV . est, &c, , ~ I: A e ll 0 i i : l 1 : ( P . 1 1 51 1 t e t t ii , F : i n fi l: 5 1 Cl C i l e : p e t e l t 1 Il i 1r : I n 6 5 ) y i r . Cl t e C e l t 1 1 : i ll V I : 1 1 1 1 It :IL) t he : , t. )(l 1 i Vepattment. 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