The Sun. — London, England, 1817-02-03 00:00:00

IMPERIAL, PARLIAMENT. 11()I:Ser, o,' SA}VittlAY, FEL!. Tl4t 111)PRESS. The Marquis Cuot,mov nst.tty having annottne yil to the !loose no Friday, that his Royal High. neva the Prince Regent would receive this day the Addril, of this House agreed to on Thursday, their ;Lordships met at tws o'clock, tulti, after prayers, proceeded forthwith in state to Carlton-lsouse. MUSE OF' COMMONS. Pliis Rouse also, assembled soon after two o'eliirk for the like purpose. The Speaker, and the other Members forming the deputation, ap peared in full dress. Lord G. BEaeseortn ap peared at the bar and 'acquainted the House, that -he had waited upon his . Royal Highness the Prince Regent, to know et what time it would suit his plea%ure to receive the. Address of this 11 0 14 f agreed to oillthrsday, last, and, that his Royal highness had Itignified, his readiness to receive it this day at three o'clOck.' Klux ActhpNts. The CHANCELLuit of the FACtiIt4UER present.. td a Message front thy Prince Regent, acquaint ing the House, that he had given directions for laying before the House the state of the Puh lie Accounts, and the Ustintates for the current year; And, On the motion at the Right lion. Gentleman, the Message was ordered to be taken into consi. , deration on Moustainext. EXPIRING LAWS. Mr. Throsoeti presented at the bar of the Heise the Report of the Committee ttr►on Expiring Lem., whirh was ordered to lie on the table. COLLECTION (F TITHES. Mr. SkVILLP,, seeing the Right (lon. the Chan. ram of the Exchequer In his place, adverted to the proceedings which were kid last Session, touching the gementl laws relating to the present mode of collecting lithetit, - nod wished to know whether it was the Right Hon. Gentleman's in tention to bring thift euhjeet again under the con shut ration . M Parliament during this Session. The CUANCOLLOR of the ExcuactuEtt referred ~!the Illon.Gentleman to the Jomnais of the [louse for au ac, ount of the stage of the proceeding!, op. on this mat er it the close of the last - Session, Tie Cointllittee, to whom the subject 'had b e e n tefurred, had made a report, nod it was 'pro. b a t& that that report might be brought under the couqideration of the ',bati' this Session. • Mr. SAVILLE said, that its the flight Honour able Gentleman could give no other assurance than a probability, he did not thick the matter ought to rest upon such uncertain grounds ; and therefore, u n less some other Member more able than himself musk; have the goodness to intro" duce the subject, be shrodd give notice tight soon utter the Easter recess, he should feel it to be his dusty ►o bring this interesting question forward. Ile could not forbear mentioning, that in that part of the country'whete his owls property was situ bred, there was a lay and clerical proprietor of "tithes, each of %% how had a claim upon the l:►ud neenpier ; iu consequente of which this property was scarcely worth holding t end, considering the extent of thlr evil in various parts of 11te country, it was of 01;41 juipOrtallet that the subject should be speedily brought mold. the attention of Par. bameilt. Ihm. Gentleman's notice was teved. eu 'l'he Cock:m.l,on of the EXCHEQUER baying rimed an adjournment, which wata carried, Thelit4KEll, in his state•carriage, itecompa. tried by the Deputation of the Muse, went in procession with the Address to the Regent's Palisce. ritriNcti PAPURS. PAIM ) JAN. 30.—The Duke of Feltre, Minister at War, yeltertlay trnnsacte4 business with the Xing. In the evening, At five o'clock, his Ma jesty, deceived the Minister of Police. We rend in' the Frankfurt Journal of the 24111 the following article :--. 41 People have been extremely surprised here to read in the Gazette de France, of the lOC an ar ticle to this efrxt-,that Prince Paul, of Wurtent berg, who hail coiue to Frankfort to see hit bral. ther there, had left that city ou his returo to Mi ne fact is, that Prince Paul arrived in our city two days before the King, and on the first news of his Majesty's approaching arrival he im mediately set off for Hunan. He did not again Make his appearance here during the Klug't Joey, ,and did not return till two days after the King's depai tore." 11411, CUANIBER 141PUTIES. SITTING op JAN. 29. The Chntober. WAS oguiu occupied ,during tltit eirrisog, by debtlieS on the Iu respecting the Jour. M, cle eine, Minister of Police, defended gat cottaidenthle length the conduct of his departnteitt rchttive to the jourtuds. tie concluded with soy th it whatever might ha ve heel) dose et the tleetiotH foi. the Chembet, the reinit of them hud ptrnyticil .4tisr:mtiott to the groat body of the atiopic, r Aires. some debate, the Chamber divided, iryhrii there apprared 128 in favour uf the law, and 8!) againbt it : majority 39. to, the Chamber of Peers the Etcetlon-law has Lora accepted ; but the majority fur the 144 v was not Kira beMg only thirt(en. JAW. I:J.—The he: 4 thof h Pr i ne l 140W,1 I tt`letibOrK iospirel ,such kolrm # sr"' thrown the whole city ilito consternation. The Etryetor scot several timer, botb yesterday and 1, 0 . 4 1 4 y, ( 0 /:f., aCCOtilltti Of WM. '!'.he e,irilk al here Ittrllisites proofs or the &i. tress of the ti n iest. There has been only a small number ot tirivatC Milt;; and ut the titiotto, on the 12th, there rrerc not 000 pertiona. BINF,CURE4 - . M tl, names of Lord AUDEN a n d 140111 CAM. OSW have' been the watch-words with those At formers who would strip the Empire of all dignity, and subvert our vene'rable Constitution, ani us the grossest exaggerationi have been m de re specting their Lordships' emoluments as Register of the High Court of Admiralty and Teller of the Exchequer, we are induced to take the following Extract front a valuable Tract published this day, entitled " Ott the Present State of Public Affairs •' " In the Report from► the Select Committee on Sinecure Offices, the gross receipt of this appoint. meat it accurately stated at 33,4781. ; but be sides that the deputies receive one third part of the profit for executing the office, all the offieers and clerks on the establishment, the stationery, and every description of expetice,' is paid out of the receipt: these different deductions amount, as appears by the same Report, to 23,7331. ; thus reducing the gross receipt of 33,4781. to a nett receipt, payable to Lord Arden, of 9,745/. Often as the emoluments of this office have been ad verted to, in no one instance has this most tuateo rial drat / 4) 11 a upou it been even hinted at. There is another hoportaot circorustance ; no part what. ever, either of this gross or nett receipt, is a bur then on the public.' Lord Arden receives no sit- I.try or payment of any kind from Government ; his emoluments arise from fees for business done in the public registry by his deputiea and clerks, and are paid by the suitors of the Court, by fo feigners as well as British subjects. It is most singular, however, that while Lord Arden is in dignantly pointed out as hoking this iminense re venne in his uorelaxing grasp, am.dst the present imperious demands for,econotny ; that, 50 far from receiving any salary, his' Lordship is out of pocket by the appointment; it does not pay its expellees; its emoluments aretertainly not lOU/. per annum; the ' whole value of the office is completely con fined. to a time of war*. 'rhos stauds the fact with regard 'to the Sinettire ofttirif Arden, Upon which so much invective has been exhausted, and width we always find placed in the fore-molt, whenever it suits the political purposes of the party to make this subject the ground of attack. " With regard to the Tehlership of Exchequer held by Earl Camden, the income 'arising from this appointment. has been taken at the same amount as during the war, about `lO,OOO/, a year : whereas the circumstance which contributed to raise it to that sum no longer operating, it be- . CAMC reduced by the peace to an amount not ex+ ceeding one half ; , and the emoluments of tl.is re maining Tellership will be limited, after the life of the present possessor, to 2,7001. (By the death of the late Martinis of Buckingham, his Tel lership has been reduced to, that Bum). In jus tice to Lord Camden, we should ant Owit,,to no tice that lie, as well as the late. Marquislif Bock inborn, gave up.. the 111111'. of 11,0001. per non. during the latter years of the war.'.' 41 . 11 y 411 Act, 50 Geo.lll, cap. 118. for r'egulating tl►e noices of Registers of Admiralty and Prize Courts, (t 1 June, 1810) It is enacted, that after the exp►ration of the interests at present vested in possession or reversion, the offices of Re gister of the High Court of Ad.oir ilty, the High Court of APP'rtris tor Niles, and High Court of Delegates in Great Britain, $ll,lll 1)0 regulatQd I and thilt a proportion of the amount of fee,, eilioluni - ents, and profits arising front er in the said olikes, afttr payiiig of and defraying the exPenees incidant to the duties of the said others, shalt be carried to the aecuttnt of the,Crowsoliilaird Fond; one third to the Re gister for hipself and 41siktent-Register, if one is necessary, and two thirds of such surplus shall go to niake part of the Consolidated Fund of Great liritain, to be paid into the Ex chequer quarterly. After the expiration of the present interests, no llegkter to hold the grant of this oilier for u longer :riot than during plet►fure, nor to he executed by deputy... THEATRICAL. REGIStEIt. Performed ou Saturday 4Yight,... 011t)11Y-LANE.—The Country Piet : Sparkish, *r, S. ren ley I Miss l'eggY, Mei. Aisop. After Mild ? Hir !equity Horner. • . . 9 COV ENT - GARDEN.--Isabella Biron, Mr. YoungiAiatella, Miss O'Neill. After which, The Raven*. THE TWENTY CAPITALS MUST tt DRAWN NEXT THURSDAY, AS THE LOTTERY FINISHES THAT DAY. * a * Many Articles are unavoidably pa:Atone& 51,411.5,, ARRIVEII-1 France, I Ilarobutgb, I Brazils, I Cluernsey mist JeNty, 4 Dublin, 4 Waterford. Dv ---Q 1-Intullurgb, I Lisbon, I Flanders, 3 Gottenburgii. PKICF. OF STOCKS Tills mit' AT I'WELVE o'cLoca. Bank Stock, 225 1 Bank L. Anit...l6 15-161114 17 .1 per Cent. Refl., ..t.... 64 i i • India St oc k, 194 3 per Cent. Cu* 4 per (;ants,.. 8114 Exch. Irak i per Ct. N. A nu 9G4 Cmin.. (Ur Zccuu tit, ...... ti4ig COUTISE OF EXCI-LINGE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31. Amsterdam Ditto, at Sight • 69 it li. 4 Us. Amsterdam Ditto, at sight l2 0 C. F. Rotterdam ll 17 12 176. IlauthurKll Antwerp 12 0 Ex.llloney 35 11 Altotia i Paris, 3 Day's sight 2 Ditto ...... 26 30 .2 Us. Dmirtleaux, ditt o 25 Fra tonna Ilse Main . ..... 14 80 Nladrid Cadiz 35 Effect ir e 351 Etlective Seville 34f Gibraltar Leghorn Genoa... 4 4 --Venice Palerm o Malta .......... 46 ..----Naples 39 !Abbott... Oporto . •• •••• 57i • .... 67f C0rk..... 16 per Cent. Agio of the B an k on t Portugal Cold, its Coin I ID 6 per Ox. Foreign Gold, in Bars 1 1•1 New Doll ars 0 - 4 llf S 1.10,4 IL—Average Price of Brown or Nluscovado Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the week ending' tke 2911 i day of January, lull', is 483. 51d. per cwt. !WM WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning, 43 u►iuuter after 3.1 4c'ettittg, 0 tuittutel attur 4. TO TUE 1 011011. OF TilE SUN. Stß.—linving observed that the two Members for the City of Bristol, Mr. advis and Mr. Pro theroe, stood nuinfully forward to contradict that the Poition, said to he (root the City of Liris• teal, presented by ford Cochrane, was not the sentiments of the Bristol people, we, trust when the Bath Petition is brought forward, that the two CitpMembers, for the honour of this City, will state that it is not the voice or Petition of the City of Bath, but a Petition signed by the very lowest and meanest, persons ; not persini of respectability having, authoriZed artd t giver, sanction to have his name putt to tt, Mr. and a reared Pettimbroker, , assisted by a little Ven der of Quack Medicines, known by the name of Hickman's Pills, went round, uml even gave some, pence so se veralbayti.anti old. women ht thee Attracts of Datil,- to get them to make their mark; the parties themselves writing mimes they were not authorized to do. So much tor such i l etitioni, am, your humble'Servaot, Dinh, tat 7. BLADVD. 711r . ItOMAN CATiIouCK SECEDERS. An Advertisemeht, 8 igued by turd Soathwell, Sir Edward Bellew, Malachi Donellatt, Randal M a e D o nn ell, an d Willi am Bellew, Esttra. a Meeting of the persons who signed thoCatholie Petition ,entrusted to Mr. Urratim, has appeared in some of the thiblin Papers, with the following, paragraph : " We understend that it is the intention of the Gentlemen who have called the Mietiog for the 4th of February next, whilst they ii4ihere t to the principle contained in .their l' of List m year, to evinc e , b y the ensure :which they ht. tend to propose to the Meeting, a desire that the feeling of the Roman Catholic Body may, as far as possible, he attended to, in any „rr,in s which eventually may accompany a bill of Relict to the Raman Catholics of lrelainle" THE SUN. •fLESI 4/1113 PlCEitg FALst/ 4 AUDI.: LONDON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1817. " If '7.en anti Alen conspire, gout! .Urn should associate." They are associating. The infernal Assault upon the Head of the Nation has given an irre sistibly impulse to the Cou n try. Those who were not roused by the previous tumults of the Le vellers have started from their apathy, and are now among the foremost to rally round the Throne, the corner-stone ()lour immortal COMt i- Int ion. Not only are Addresses of Congratula tion pow ing in from every part ; tot only are the Patriotic throughout the Empire enrolling themselvvs, as invited by Lord Szomotmt, in aid of the Civil Powers but strong, loyal, and • sterling Bri tish declarations at political principles, of attach ment to the Government as by law established, and of a determination to stand or fall in.defence of our rights and liberties, are rapidly appearing from every quarter. London, with its principal Tnba hitants anti its Loyal Livery ; Manchester, illus trious for its example ; Leeds, Leicester, Station!, Birmingham, Colchester, Brighton, Carlisle, h a v e , w e know, already come forward in this .noble race, and there is not a doubt but the great mass of the People, whether in Counties, Cities, or Towns, will hasten to join the phalanx which ss•ill preserve the Nation, because it will itself he the strength of the Nation. We htsil this course—the death-Wow' Is liven to the cause of sedition and revolutiOn. The . crest of 'treason has already fallen, and in a' few days the monster will be, trampled ,in the dust. The French Papers are to the 31st ult. In the House of Peers the Election Law has passed by a majority of 13. The Law for placing the freedom of the Press in the hands of the Government has Itlso passed in the •chamber of Deputies, by 128 votes to 89. Last night flamburgh Papers to the 25th of January were received. 'Under the head of Stock bolus we learn, that it had been proposed :in the Swedish Council to raise the price and diminish the weight of bread ; but the Crown Prince, ,fol lowing the example of the French GovernMent, preferred sacrificing a pert of his own revenue for the purpose of , keeping down the assize, which still combines... The season in Sweden is nnsual• ly mild ; snow and ice had disappeared since the Commencement of the new year. . - 'rive Lite ensintes., of BticitmonAmsitine, ter of Lndy VASTL.KRICAGIT. Was buried this morn- Lord CAVTLEREAGit will therefore resume is station this evening In the - House of Commons., The Morning Chronicle attacks 111 r. CASNpiCeS Simecli,,of which it gave no repot, forliat diovj time to-day; and It is very whimsical to that though it has all the argument, on hod to itself, the Morning Chronicle has aereO 9l 'i : the worst of it ! lime sore this Speech t eesiir i made the Party—they cannot forget 1",. intemperate, not to the parpose, but they cannot forget it ; the 161.114 C ,, 14 fticle has reviled it for three (lays in soca°, li but cannot forget it—; Lord LAsCELLSS ref° it S it, Mr. BATHUEST apologised for - 6 , 04 , tt BROUGHAM , (th ChiStiS4e wonderful mall !) but still the Party cannot forget' it !!! °ls singularly curious Speech it must have Nee° tl wish the Morning Chronicle had reported - 11 fur wvie A Private Letter front Bi r minaham, lo b ', we are sorry to say we !save not row° t i acquaints us, that a n Address of Congrldelaio. s to the REGeNT has been agreed on bYth e , w ;A re pectabilit of the place : it also c ontairo curious facts relative to the mode of obteioi4o,' natures to Reform Petitions, and an egrreebito of d ; fi surance of the revival of Trade in thi and important town. 'We shall insert the V olv to-morrow ; and, fr o m its contents Doti possession, pl e d g e ourse lves to documents, either before the Public or 111;0 dulent me a n s emp l o y e d by the Organ s affection to pr ocure a s l im of n ames to l iell 81 / e xpose tbe moos fabrications, and to prove that of 01 ,1 ' 0 , million of Petitioners," asserted by the W goguesltl in an out existence !o of there one-fifth We are informed that the Gentlemen °t •' of shire are very i n di gnant a t the associato j E t MOM, with Lord C OCHR A NE at their h el ► have assumed the name, and presumed t 0,,/ themselves " The Gentlemen of flampobirt of Pit They are denied and disowned by 1 - o t - County, which will assemble to giint" these Impostors at a proper qwportunitr• THE KING'S HEALTH. Oa ° The following Bulletin for the World the Public, was e xhibited yesterday . it S t ' rdlace fr - imffser-Cal" ef fo of " His MAJESTY has been uniformly quiet, li t be . / .0.1 0 buting the il : s last bud m yo healthut ll . T continues : e ' r s y tl g i sooaor ris in s - 110 k " H. HALFOIW, "M. BAILIE, $g Ww On Sat T ur il d F ;ty Pit ti i l N e C l E 'st t ß a E c tl e EN ß D EJ:lß C : ) T ti h ld e :o e fl t fr wr ) forthe i o p t u n r e p s os o e f ot p r it e r c il e a i m vi e ri n g t 11; 11 A a d i t i l s rC w s e i r tvo lo o :j . Speech from the Throne. The Address 0 00 by the Lord Ch ance ll or , and a gracious - returned by th e P r i nce Regent. 111/ on ?, When business w as over, 'IrIOA 14$ Wo* tuimitterl to Ito audieoce..- and P r ` - 4 his Royal Highness a spl en didly bound ,e n it account of the proceedings a".. casinu of the Grand Entertainment gi,""4 City to the Sovereigns w h o v i s i te d 0141, 1813. ror itt4 J The Sheriffs of Londoit were then in, r evi to learn when hi s R oya l Highness vvoud'n I - drq, the Address f rom t h e Court of Alderlile.-; his escape fr om t h e l ate traitorous out O r. Royal Highness fixed Weduesda'y nest;„ rtf,. The Prince Regent afterwlrds to 4 ", i Council, which was numerously atter:do' till fire o'clock. -4 _ A Mornin g Paper - that the De" 11 has failed. morning, f i ailetl at an early ' hour, t►vo arrived in town—the 9th f rom iloooldooh'lo o xtoril Blu es f rom Wi n d sor —in orile r oo dp trVei Civi l read y , , Q .slt u o pEttßolltlN.‘er forr tahreiir t h eseir vn safer serv ices be required' ll! of the p it y' of four o'cl oc k on Saturda y.. town from frt , Y The Report o f t h e D uc h ess of log 1 yesterday waslier Royal Highttep % on well.' The. PRINCE RECIRNT , the' Duke o f ,i .Duke Hl and Duchess of th.oucEsTEß , g . „ " Rea '1 SoPA of Glou ce s ter , . an d others, y''; ' s , Militorry,sat the Qu een ' s Palace, yest e ' tl i - i:of r i , The Princess Ctiant.o.rta .and Ptioce '1 ill I. came to town on Saturday a fternoon , s Tl e iort', : , evening honoured the Opera with•their r Yesterday the Princes s and Prince canc 4l . ton •house to pay their respects to Reuetyr. The Duke and Duchess or res ts eau, and the Gr an d D u k e N icno t.As, wc— " the Opera. Friday the G ran d D o k e went to vie" - Pt: and saw the process of the new coio 00 ,1 1 *; irry;. the Grand Duke we n t to view the " lA ' Cl' )(iglu , and the Rope Manufactory. ,i" merri.i,- road. Yesterday morning the Yrs,.,"co attentic ,; by his suite, went t o t h e ftussia" so of nAtittiabuar‘de'isel:lllbr, rode d e k e .s i t n re e t ; y . eiiiiisarikm,p anderia I r f e l t ie ti i : l t g th h e otis t e us t s o ia t , l l in A tt r e i r b .: to l a i d t o t t he sn 'e d f teu!'e' rin d e Ltavati with his comp ' any. liee l/ 1 The' officers of the French Mint . 110° 1 11 or copied day and night for some dare 1 1 .00" coinage of gold and silver Five Franc '0 1 113" ,if .... The. nuptials between Sir Wavtlrl vs , be solemnized , Bart. and Lady Brat suer "emaized lll.Morrow, at St. 6e °r .g t , A C eer i°, Llattover•sq uare . Th e ceremon y will t e t ed o by the Lord Bishop of WoacuvrEhlnii,ell`4' the friends B4ird a a n Y d week adm admirers of r o Y f 1 6 theP enScle46llllll.4;l RORERT BURNS, dined together- P%* - 491 , A...rals, Dumfries, to celebrate fiirliir t t . $ O4 , * ( i 4 Chair was taken by Jams . CotisalSo rb l JOHNHuna!, officiated as cross ier,... 11 1 1 be rn t t oir,' spent }II most happy an tr copliviw -7