The Sun. — London, England, 1817-06-20 00:00:00

._.. Ti) CORRESPONDENT:4. Zia% 2"ether.side, and other Articles, have been tinivoicrabiy but shall apprni• its soon as possible. TH E It - I C 14 It EGISTE R. PriArated Last Night. honor'-1 Atm—Othello: Othello, Mr. Kent); Dettivniinta, Mrs. phi ti,y. After st itteb, In Cog. Covxtv•r-GAstlty.N.-3ulitts Cesar : Bent:ls, Mr. Ketoblt ; Por. 64, Mrs. Egvrtou. ; After which, a . New Divertisernent, anti union. , t<CW rIiZATRR URA-rimin.--2n time), The Angler. Mkt' which, The Beggars' Prix; and The Bridge that carries us sate .vet, M Anal V' Fa-1 Holland, 1 Flaffiteri. nottenbrirgb, 1 Gummy and Jersey, 1 lauhliti , Wal'erftird. PRICE 0 'l4 - rocKs THIS :mi. Ar r 3 per Cent. Red :.;..;.. 74fil 3 per Cent. C0n5........ shut FAN e o'ctmcg. Milk L. Ann.. ,19 1-1 C h 3-1 C India 80nd5,..... 861. 87s. pr. 134. Cm's. for (Tilly, :•• ••• • • .75413 4 per 931 5 per Cent. ;Vavy Ann...glint lUGH Vt'ATER AT LONDON. BRIDGE T(i-N1()IIRD W. l Ut'n'; ,l l49 64 minute% after E. I Evening, 20 es 7. THE SUN. 'OLEN, t)ICKitY; r.'t,iu:J ALlr,r .IT LONDON, F1UD.41% JUNE 20, 1817. Tim Futins.--, , The 1.31)1(1 advance of the iNifitis has created a great sensation' in the City, OS it 6'ititWly ibews the tOnfidtnee placed in the fu ture prosperity of the Country. Consols k 4 ye risen 11 per cent. since Monday. They opened this mbruing at 751,1 4', and the prevailing ()pi n is, that they will he 80 before ChriStinas Wtt. The amount Of Stock purchased yeAterday titid Nit+ day is immense indeed all in the house were smarms to purchase, and no sellers could be found, unless at 4 7 higher than the market price. This coofolence,nrises Irons the arrangements said to be making between Government and the Honk, the latter having agreed to turn;sh Ministers with 15,000,000 millions, at 3 per cent. interest : it is Fkoi ise conkkutlysaid, that the Bank will dis. count to the 'Public' at 4 per cent., another cir cunistrthee highly favOtirable to the Fund*. Nett Orleans Papers to the 3,1 May a rr i ve & this morning. 'rite following is an extract front 'the IVetu Oileans.flazette of the Ist of May " Laths, Arrtt. l.—Late Letters float Prairie du Chien poiirvely assert that the in tention of thelrarions Indian Tribes are War. They are endeavouring to forma Grand Confede racy for the purpose of destroyir 7, the Ports lately estblished in their Country.. One of the snr veprs employed on the Northern border of the Illinok Territory, of the' name of . Cox, was lately robbol, abuser!, and ordered to discontinue Lis survey on pain of deeli." The . Q . lesCon nf the HABgAs (:ottrus StiFrty.4- SION BILL w.“ again discwic,(l in the HimLt: of labt night, on the motion of Lord SID- vtooTit for the third reading, Ott this occasion the Duke of IlvDFoßn entered largely into the pilject s and contended that there was not danger enoug i li in the state of - 'affairs to justify such n tnea,kne. His Grace asserted, that tile Minkters, liy the introduction ref khis. Bill, " had pi eferred an incl;ctment gaimit the People of Eivglarvi ;" but wi:h all due def e r e n ce t o th e "N o blePulte, we 'believe the P ‘ opl e of u l will rather think that the:iddietment is only apinst the corrupt part nt them, Who, we 'trust, colistit , lte preient bo a very iliconsiderate ptop3ftioit. The great man of the People, we are persuaded, know the value of the Constitivion which they enjoy, They know also the dreadful consegoinces of neglect too well not to oppose la h vigont the first efforts of Treason and Sedition, lest the contagion shOuld spread, and 004 c. who are at presencontento cseir stations should he infected by the - success of evil Apirrits, and heeorne ambitious; Homily, Rod v;dri knangli to stippo3e that they know how to govern a Cottony better than those whose minds have heen rendei.ed powerful by Nature, and who hate been enlightened by experience. 'rim People of Ettgland hare the fatal exampLe of the French Revolution before them, and arc by no mean in to letpretended Reformersbring their Couotry : - intolimilarruin J and at length to the la men table s tate of a Military Despotism.' There are not wanting admirers of BUONA-rwra,we are sorry to say, in all ranks of the i;ounnunity, but they are to be pitied for fOlv, if they are sincere; and there are doubt less matiV WTI() nre ambitious to imitate the conduct of execrable Tyrant, and ahstod enough to suppose that they would be raised into the seats of power if they' criuld'Overthrow the iires , :rit order of things. The Duke of Boopoßo's 4:lit...Tea in ditto:eve therefore, txe conceive, is not against the People of England, :0 his Grace maintains, but against tlioie who have et idelkily been engaged in ,attempts to overthrow the Constitution, and it may also be thought to be against those who pal:tate thell'CitlSe, R 3 tr'OCC is too often done inthe public Presi, and in meetings which are polluted by ha rongues, that only tend to give encotaNernent to the dissaffected. His (hate° also . tuniutailfed: that " the danger was not to tile security, or ,powers of the GroVrn, but , to the liberties of t h People." - How Noblttnan of large properly, of is cultivated htiud , v..ho has seen the dread ful mischiefs which arose front the Want of timely vigilance anti rigour iti a neighbouring country, anti who hai.hirnstif been invested with the dignity of a Repreleutative of Royalty in part of the British Empire, a st*tion that must have enabled hini to possess all the advantages arising front expetience , can be so insensible to . the natural progress of things is to triftstoniihing. But his Grace was most ably answered by the Earl Of WESTMoRELAND J Lord. Sousas, Lord FIAR• aowaY, and the LORD CHANcaLtma, and also by a most gratifying Division, which we are con vinced that the People at large wia exult in seeing in the following statement : • Present.:—Content. CO-...N0t Content Proxies—c oottn't. 73 Not Content :0 Total majority fur the 3d reading, 141 to 37. I.rvEntionr.,Ne 18.--The Amnia i 9. at an chor off thi4 port, s:iiled front Illitiniore the `.:Ztch May ; and the Othello, nt New Yolk, sailed 2'.:d May.—Toc Lvtleti and Papers not yet np. By a Lt.tter from St. John's, Newfoundland, tilted 2.411 i Ilay, we learn, that the Good Intent, Itrlocii:lNt.rov, from Ivi t 4 'mouth to St. John's; a %dimmer, 11t.NT, 11,ister, of and from TOrtittay ; the Broihers, MAvrittesiiN, from Teignmooth to Fetsiland ; Hutt the Jubilee, Covslpts, from Ja• trniett to St. Jidurs, w, tr tilks'ing. " The Batavia sailed limp Madras on the 3a re. binary, but having s; rung a leak on the Stll, she pat hack to Ttincornalee. • MALAGA LIGHT. The Undersigned, Charge d'Affaires of his Ca tholic Majesty, presents hid respects to his Excellency Viscount CASTLEREAGIT, his' Britannic Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign kfliirs, and in Consequence of an Order,received .. by him front his Conrt, has the honour to inform: his Excellency that the Rotatory Light, or Lan tern, now raising in the Port of Malaga, being about to be completed and put in play, end it being just and nee scary to increase the Lantern Duty hitherto levied in proportion to the advance of expence, occasioned by the lighting and keeps log tip of the new Harbour' Light, - his Majesty has been pleased to resole, that the Doty iray able by - foieign vessels catering ar droppi!)g no chor is the liar is to he tixed at 24 nortaredis do celfor per ton, in which siint is iocluded that hitherto demanded for the same'purpoe, and tire collection of .which, to begiti the same day that the Llotcro is lighted, is committed to the Cap tdin of that port, and its produce will be. placed at the disposal Of the Board of Works Of rite. (S;gilt-(1) JOACHIM FRANCISCO CANIPUZANO. Portland Place, 21st May, 1E67. yestertloy received accounts from Pmenos Ayres to 15th March inclusive, They represent the Portugnese army acting in that (platter to , be in a most ethical situation, completely insuborf (finale, and in the greatest wait of provisions.— The Brazil Militia, whirl) had heel) dragged fr o m their homes on an enterprise, itself intjnat, and al,o burdensot»e to their cuuntty,, had taken Ftencit leave of their Commanders, and very quietly returned to their families. The Uttropean troops alime remained with General taxon, and suffered greatly, being unable to Cope with the Gauchos, or Cossacks of the country, as they were perfectly unaccustomed to their Style of warfare. ARTIGAS harassed the Portngnese in all t.natters. Th g e,genal opinion seas, that th e y would be ob liged to evacuate the Muntevideo territory. No accounts bad. been, received at Buenos Ayres of the Pernambuco Revolution,. though ve .weeks had 'elapsed. The Independents of the capital had not declared war against Ludeia, but trOtild let him litsve nn snpplies. 'lite:Royalist 'Army in Peru bad been defeated in all its movements by Gt.nertel. BlttoksNo. General SAN 'MART/ N had arrived past tiaste from Chili , at Buenas' Ayres,- and was to return on the 17th ; .hnt the teal ob ject of his visit had not transpired, though it tvas thought. to he to combine a plan of operations against Pet n. We have also received letters front Santiago, the capital of Chili, dated 7111 March, They mention, that the Spaniards hail not a post or an inch of ground in the country. All :was quiet and happy ; a large, force organising ; h i short, every thing had assumed 'a new lam The Spanish Authorities, when day heard that ft Buenos Ayres army was marching against them, sent a great number of the must respeettible na tives to Lima.—(Morning Paper.) A :splendid entertaininent was given at 'Windso r on Wednesday night by the Officers of the Horse. Gratirthi,-- in commentoraticio of the ILictie of Waterloo. In the early:part of-the day, her Ma ._3F,SIN and (WO of th.e Pat NCESSIIS . viewed t h e preparations. The :Pult4O• Recrat4T, for whose, .accolinnodation the. cleat , of.TIPPo° S WA, fitted' tip, arrived abOut ten o'clock, and the Duke of Wt:,,taaticil - oN at eleven. Nearly -1,000 persons were present. Yestertlitylvere notrried by the - Rte Dean at c:IIESTgit, at St. George's Cilorett, tiunover square, SAMUEL CRAWLeY, of S 4 ock Vlo 9 l /0 in the uotillty ot* Bedford, Ezti, to TuennOSlA, ehiest daoghter ‘ of the Right lion, the Lirly TtIEOOOBIA % T YNER, anti lister of VYNSJI, of Gantley, tiii't,:ouoly of Lincoln, tiL!Vcri. It will he . seen - by the following Letter from Major-General Sir N BYNG, that the ink:owes drawn: by the Leedi Mercatty, with respett to the eiiii;loytnent - of,Olit;er, were in so taa:erial a degree unfounded.' as to throw diseiedit tipoo the whole stateoient with regard to °fiver's contlttet.—Wt' need It:artily add, that tletieral BYNG, %rho is bro ther 'of the Mi(hllesex, is otte of the most respectable and highly-esteemed Officers in the British ser'vlei THE PltIM I E1(or' . 1111.: Lht:DA mr.Rtutlt l. tit lames' —rivire June 1817. St R,-"4 . t:12 have hiti.6daced (Min@ in yuar last i'aiwf stich a man ocr as to induce welt, Ocoire the instrtiou iu :"03r next of the 'following statinuent t • . Volt here su ff ered it to he inferred th at a person irf the name of Oliver Was employed Uy me to entrap the persons taken up ,at Thornhill Lees, and that he left London With the view of incitingand fermenting discontentand disturbance intlitlereut parts of the country. Not one word of this is true.- - 13efore Oliver left London, information bad been transmitted to me from Nottingham, of an intended rising in the manufacturing districts in the North of England and ScoCand. This infor mation wa3 only a repetition of what I had reason to milted fur several weeks past, if the motion brought forward by Sir Frauds Burdett for Reform in Parliament should he rejecttd• This in formation,corrobotated from various quarters, induced me on Monday, the 9d of June. to make a cotomunieation to Sir Francis Wood, the Magistrate, before 1 ever saw Ohre'. , and that gentleman decided the information of such importance as to request a meeting of Magistracy at Barnsley fur the On i'Veonesday the 41h was the first time lever saw, or heard from He gave me some informstion . corroboratire of . what I had previously received, and further acquainted me that a .fleeting of Delegates was to be held at Ulaelteakon ean the Ctlt. On the sth, Sir Francis Wood anti myself heard from Mr. l'acker nt Sheffield, that he had received informa tion, upon oath, of an intended-meeting for the following day - at Thornhill Lees, where they w ere t o d ec id e fittelly upon tlse plan for the general rising on the tuft, and sugge•ted the inks priety of arresting these Delegatee, to preerest the fatal te. .sequences which might...entitle.`.'l't.it soMst.ipa was agreed to, when wt: met at Bernsley on the loormng of the E4l). When the Magistrate! (Mr:(:handler) . and myself arrived St 'Thornhill Lees, whictl v. - as some time after the hour • fimei.on„for the Meeting, Oliver was not there at hest, haring been deceived as to the plene of meetin which, its I before stated, •he expected would take piece at Cladheaton, and, its fav front hearing entrapped the Delegates, he knew only one of them (whose- _name,- in fairness to the individual, I will nut here . insert). The fact therefore is, that- he neither knew the pla&C" of meetiogi nor the persons evil° 'welt, to . meet, and consequently was not called upon by the Magis t rates to corroborate the evidenee they had against the per Suns arrested. With respect to the conversation stated to have pained he tweett Oliver with Mr., NVillatt ird Mr. Dielienson, t rat: say mailing,. as I confine nty,ell to facts within my own lar,w ledge; but .1 must ulnerve. that it is in direct contr,idie lion' to the line of conduct he told me he had oh:wired, and is completily at variance with his instruction, which he midertood to be simply confined ti giving ittforniatiws to any Magistrate, or myselt, svhich might be necessary fur prkserv , iny, - the peace of the'eunnty.'' It only ronains for o that Tam not empowered to hire imy person ; that hare not paid . directly ; yr ,ndirectly, the vrnallq. , reinufleraticinfortlki information I nate oreivcd. u'llith I here obtHinca rerprrtable rtutborities, Si /rum moiires far superi or to auy urer.:en.try cousider.tiou. basuiSir, your tilseilienthiriui.i,eemost t JOE'S Major-General. • ME DUNE OF NEI% CASTLE', We a few days ago expressed the high gratifi. w . e felts in coalition with all who know this distinguished Nohlenlim and his family, oo their recovery from a most alarming illness, which strongly excited public sympathy; and. it is with a sense of duty as well us of pleasure that we,tind his Grace has made the tirst use of that recovery in order to attend to 'the interests of his Coutrry, We therefore repeat, that we conceive it to be our duly to ,p 1 .our Iteatteri the subjoined truly admirable Document, which his Grace has addressed to the COUNTY , Of NOTTING HAM, in g;ipasity of Loan Lie ()TENANT .of that ciuuity, a here evil sph its, thooe.,h .ehecktti in their flagitious. career, Ore, no, dot4t, attll se. cretly at work to effect the downfall of the Go vernment, anti consequently the ruin of , the Em pire " Tytr. 1,01t17 Lxr VTENANT of the Cotrx•ry of NcTII3ISIIANI is el , rciPttlY sot ry, to find Oa the to roei,tis plan, of which he vves hilly aware, Wit! been attempted to he 0,011.0. exekatio.t. The ilartog . coniloct of 'those wh o lave shewn th em s e lv es i ts arms, stillietrut lyindicat es their derperate intentions. These, ,people, in them.elves the worst, the t o ast unprincipled and tfe:.;raded part of our population, are the fit tools of des.gtv ing demagogues. Their ions,,lotts tire 'worked upon by the,e desperate anti diabolical mum, until they Arrive at a pitch tut phrenzy, excited by representation; of ituaginary evils and opyressionr, co that they arc led to believe that 1,4411ing short of revolution and 'pet; t hinting . the (orernme:it, can sent ire fluent ; witllst these evil* dit nut t.-veti perhaps exist; or it they do exist, canti4t be remedied by :such unlawful tueitus. this state of mind they are kept, until a' certain day fixed upon by the demago gues , w he n t h ey are reritsired tit forth, and execute Stich. ortivrs as are given them. Thus p repared for murder, tiltitOer, °ratty outrage. they art , let oose upon the unoffending Cottage) ; and if they cannot prevail Oa Pin so act, thry'4ltaCk him with violence, and t.y force endeavour to compel him to join . them aro) do„, , tuiisi their numbers,.lmping also, no doubt, glut he sill thus be implicated iii their critnes. " The prhicipal object of this address rafter haring eeptvced the views of the disturbers of the public puate)' i s t o expr e ss the extrume satisf a cti on with which the Lord Lieutenant 1.1;4 lerartlt that the cin*Ar, people Lure not only refused to loirt these insutgen..,, but that they have tuanculdy„tottrugeouily, and like boneit Englishmen, resisted aii the endeavours that have been used to cut upt them, and compel theta to-tale up arms in thtvcause of these desperate and atrocious cha sm:ter,. " Alter having expressed his tearnsest to the eonntry people for the support AntlatiSiaLtilev whi c h, th e y tr i y.e attefil ed to thine excellent and vigilant nigiNteittes, in the cite, 0- lion of the citifies whirlt this Rai/rani breach of the laws' leas imputed upon them, the , Lord Lieutenant cannot cons:lurk without most eurtievtly requesting hit countrymen to consider their situation. In tto country on tett II it the poor wan 3O trlested at in this—no 'where else cats lie enjoy suet* rational liberty—under no other Government it lie protected by t.ttel.t equitable laies:—in no *titter country than . Great nrilain can he live under :astl enjoy the blessings of such isn ellviableao eaf:ellent Constiti4lion t .: it is of these rights, frit ile t ;ei , t I,letsings, that swine tit:signing and desperate tutu arc entire vournig.to dein - it-1a Lorditientenant, therefore, relies upon the good sense and loyalty of On Ilrilisli proide if> resit shy wieLsti attetnjtts of such factious men, anti that a hey will continue to discharge their duty tow . ards their Kind , their eountr7, and 1 betuselves. " Cluioboy, lOth June, Jim." Conti EXCIIANC Jusa 2 0.—Otving to the fine state of the weather, there SVAICeIy any bus;nesti d ~o ing this rts tynyers 'appear to willtog for &Opplies, cothtquently , we (pule the ptlits the sane as oil ~ , ,im),l3 y , ex ce p t i n ',Mlle feiVifiAlittMCCl where the sales art foreed i 'they'are 'sailer tuner. iiL PeAL, Jo i!osti (roll) the !VI and sailed, the Lord 11.111;:erforil, tor Wolin 4 4 i Calcir CeYiutt ; eue eitt•utile, 14n . the ';!! Seat. Pcirstotifii, the cutter front n cruise. rtsod up Cho American ship Poreinititirie, iron) Hs", Ilaniburgh . ; and the hum New Orleans for London. Jvz4F. Ilie packet from Co‘h,,cen, and the Pri"" ft Packet Iron , 11441. ind. Silted the Cot ! fur Opttenburgh ; rll %I, it It °oils. The Sohn, Mg, from Ci tonhdland, and the' Curie ditto, are lost on the coal crew eared. TILE THEA KING'S TILEATRE.-74be for TALOA,. and ACtiCiS 11141 night ilisplAyed their to the Great * Rotnu at this P4to•ages troll) two Scene* intitied Foss.y, the ultiv4 serresl. lie Aso pee pisolg of tht Oedipeut VOLTAIRIg, flit Nutt!" gad filth Acts ot 1 Mowleitiol3tlic GtObIGE&S ref 6cenet front VOLTAIRK glNl the iqieufre Of the. Later Pa face and 41t the berote re.st. 1115 Ile entatedilito the part. %vii 4 action is paoui laps. lie is, uosvoci. tlti s pertostner. very handwrite CX.ilreS;i face is calt.tble aulter feelings of 10 41 warnily into the s t littiii.eno . 1 . 1 .1 ) 0 1 t ; Ate flit loom' nunierotis and ticgint, f:' and :lie perititinci.` tati>fied with tie hot , ' .1 4 -' 4l of the Li; if a ctgr. EZ:91.1514 OrELA srcais ;ti Fie indefatigable ori f . er , li uitisi, talent.> of t' ilili~l:l„t ell to tbec 1,41.!1 hi: ydi r,icter ' , At !) , lit isia tuny tol;..j111 u: i.o ers, M.filot4t . r. pos•iesses RI 14.4 e. jltd,.;toent in .11 , e lirespslt her to ti .e L'irbik. tnelodlorts, and she :::) o°.= 401, and expressioli ,, z'b e Hoof esitientiv'inTrove i ported Mathes...4* with 9 )3°1 also deseit ai r !1 „„/ tlircittgbout Ova's .cf/ COAL. A Dablirt Pai.er hive' ' l ' c ' the Cos Alinrs hio.ly •Iii" )" Caosess av 1 There weee five pits of neYe. %iris! of th e 44; G lu '' %valorem/4i 'of w!biet, i, :2 44 of She,•Sta,' at till( ►ti,'e, c:+ cop of tLe Fr( iiiice 4-1 LI• 1 lii Part Nod - et, .kloot of there wer two pits ; tl'e e from4litAtrel of the sea ---01 tni , #4 feet: The ,ii , ltnac e tettion in Vat% tiaaorye, tu 80 $I erica. , ,-;. . 'Fite Peotile who fountl tit atift in, stirtre Illitees - g rvar , ' I ralias 10 rel. at it, anti e Du ' l -thao cleared, It 'I I 'tier 11441 13' ing 111 C COW 11111 Vi vtbi)Vr. if • , Tile stratum of COol•Wit'd Switherly iiirection, and fro:11 it appears that it laivcrs as Several tf:Alli a t 111150.11.113 i I( ' ti.id C 0,41, butiitYPe wor antler Cotstinintr Ilasa!stss, solo t. f. irregrilitr is lion %toot, tile 1"11. 'f,iiovslepth o f tile from 3 to 5 let t., —strt "PP c' pt::ars rest, is it'Mitt illf'"1,1, is II ftle centrr.,*trui 1' ..: "' the bottom of the pit. ' rilit G oal lie ticoirty iiosiaqco.si, it ), " 11 ~, ,,,,t1 0? ; , r:_etiott, at the fact ( 11 ' c Pr,":. 0 0 l c ' t those blocks is so tarps; I ," (" 70' : PI f j,l ,111 l' 10 1 Gr 4 tlnt 'ye, Ow tour titer''iti, votibi twt t ;wit it ont. 0 ill: v folliTottsillt (lady. Tile laud, from i be prec:Tice I „„,.." 1 --------'. i' _.-------------,- yp j, ril it I.ll' O Z V 'f' e.' I'lt. 16lb inst• in kicntiOt/-gle'tt 0 , '' 7 [ 4 ` i / G. 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