The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-03 00:00:00

rskVe tr :~ ~~ 1C Foutld rcpnrts'r we sRy 11a . .- fninded, heekoo no entonthnicatitth wagAhettl with the Condo and thCiYorolizy btit,by tim1);• 4 154% !.r .4 ,',,, f as'. ter; and the fact tst at eaarc elirectly.ax,qtrill7ec';Wiol ,:s. • 44 hose received ~ from - the AlaatOr I:sf the , orothy., c lf; 'on - board of which ship were . all . 4ltelianl ti r elotig . - 4, tog to the jCongo.. „The only Person Mentioned to Dave tlied,.in GUNTHER (the Master's) letter, ute & Capraia T Y ut;;:ttY. Lieutenant HAWXB, and Mr., - . .• BY HR, the Purser. it is absolutely ridiattlotts,. . anti totally at variartee with the object of the expedition, to suppose that they- attenipted to penetrate" into the' conntry orer-land ; anti we believe that Captain To CK KY S it)St r 110 i()ltS COll. fined him to the exploring the course of the river. We Wish the persoi who pits his initial to the fabricated account, had possessed a little ittore, of the feelings 'of tiomanity, than to'haie killed more Then than actnally *ere,in the vessel; and to have spared the anxiety which he has thoughtlessly, to sartbe least of it, occasioned 'to the relatioul of those wholt is still hoped are alive and well: We haie this morningreceicied Ertip;els Papers to the Itkt of Jannary, and the Paris Journals to the same date. The Niter contain: the t'rojet of the LAW proposed by M, LALLY TOVANDAL for the responsibility of Ministera, dud the continua tion of the debate on the Election Law. The former- touch on subjects rather more important to us. . : The procteditigs of the States- General., - and the temper of , the populace on the question of exporting grain—the prewal nee of rn ilhlloos and litfiamatoty writingsthe Stress I generally filt, and indeed the isihOlt aspect of the .: iliel -Belgian kingdom! indicate a ie - ray= t . .i •o ttied and unsatisfactory situ. Lion of affitlist In that country. It is curious that the effects of the long and dreadful Wars i,f our crA should be visible in al- Inoit the same forms in every :ration. The preva lence of distress among the lower orders, trom whatever can —se arisingthe machinations of the. 4.. > a,scontented awl revolutionary acting unto* this froitfurstratum--the earnest endeavours of the itiling'Powers to alleviate the Suirei4l4s of the 4 :7) • one class, anti repress the plottings of the other— .. seem, to he the gr a nd .potiticaf features, not of one country, but of every country in rturoile. is not in' Englund only that' the struggle be tween gool 'government and anarchy is 'percep, France; Spain, (~ermany, Italy, the same state ot" thingi. eitists, awl . .the most heediess . oPiserver must notice the conflicting sy4te ; o between the Lawful Anthorities, trying to -vestry* gi4.ler by iighteititkg the hitrthene which. press nit the mass of the People, anti the Yuctions iabouilog to stir up and excite that inms to civil war mud rehab/it. These are painful cointemplations ; bin the evil la too great, and in some crises the flang4 too Imminent, to permit us to shut our eyes to the Unhappy circus►stances in which society, in the largest sense, ii at preseneplaced. The boureleaux riot, as appoltirfrotie''the A/o- Isiteurseconnt of it, WAS something like our Spa. Fields Experiment upon Revolutionizing. . , Pnvire Coutqctc.--Yesierday the, Patcce Re pitsr held a Privy Council at the Pavilion at -Brighton. The Members of the C'euncitassetu -4ed at three o'clOck, agriatibly to Stitikalol)6. Titere were present, • „ Royal Highness the Duke a Clarence, the Earl of . Ltrerpool, the Chancellor of the Eichetiner, Viwourit vine, Viscount Castlereugh, the Marquis of Llertfurd, - the Marquis of Chohootolleley,&c. The.Riglot lion. Lord COAIMMMETCEirati liltra dUCeci to the Council, and.,swurn jet Goornnr of larbadoes. The lIRGI4NT Bare atali4llCo.tol aeve 'tit of the Cabinet Ministers. Thcfoilowing is the Report of the state of the Duchess nF CUMBIIRLAND. ytstereirty :--"• tier Royal nightie/Ls kat bad some hours sleep, and is better." Letters from Cadiz or the .13th.,0f December Yestertlay . the Spanish iriate Esmeralda "It this post Ott a critize against the Insurgent rivateers which abound, in these seas. Two ships bound fur Lima also left the post at the 144 w time. Aitcr convoying them out to A Car.. ten latitude,The Esmeralda is to cruise between Cope Si, ' Vincent's and the 'shop's.. This frigate, Elie nil the rest that , have put to sea, is fitted out by the inerrhants of this place, but couituanded Offireri of the RoSral Navy. -11. 'fri g .te sabitra wilt shortly sail 'for Vera C (3 nVOY 01 transports, having I6go mshoond 98 Officers on board. Two other convoys *fC also atttigtiN C ell, atinOM d ICell, one for Africa In the after for Porto Bello. The Brig James sertittore. to be Vilhl as a cruiser, has, been purchases', fitted out, , and wdl sail to.niorrow.— - `Tbe dividends upon Consols anti 5 per Cents. be paid to the merchants on "tnestitty next, Anil •to the poblic on the following day. The 48th regiment, quartered io Mias, are eir- Airea to proceed to Vermoy, preparatory to cm. harkittg'at Cork it )-r Botany Bay, where they are tb replace ten epilipbtiliet of the 56th and 73d, or ,tr.,,red to join their regiatents in, India. The 4Sdt Rte to be relieved at Naas by the 49th froca Doblirt. tVe yester3ay inquired after.tlmitge orMr. 'health, and learnt that ri . is n'ealcrY "'" 11 " slow. - tie. has not y;et by4o able" tb be re n...nved from his be J, except for- the .ritirpose cf his leg it node. His reenreiy is, luAaiceeer, not liobb.ed, although the hail is not extracted. Lt t3' 1)t1l: i)e.J3 L'LL) • • .-,A. - felinve . „ who, ifter belonging to It free corps . , in the'end of 18i2; Went to the' Isle of Elba in 'Artrii, 1814, 'and nas brought back by 61.79t3,. and 1174 n has since been dismissed from the Customs', into the active, service of which be hail entered, with appointments to the amount of WOO francs, has exhibited at Bourdeaux the seamie s t of au intrigue, miserably conceived and more abst!“.l ly executed. This person, whose naine,ls B AN . ons, and whoscS indefatigable mania for. Police busioess is Act well known, that he has, aeaureil anion his . comrades the sttruatue of the Tete' - g;;riph, offered some mouths agft to deeffle urvoletti teal to the ser% ice of the CommiNsary ref P.,l,ke for Rochelle. Afterwards, and with° .t having in any other way received arty .authotity or character, be made his appearance at Itour deaux, wheie he affected to make inquiries after , oCen tvhose former or present sititat ion might afford reason for regarding then as discontented. In the beginning of ,Novetitber, the attention of per- sorts in authority was, by particular circontstences, called to certain manoeuvres of secret 'Misting.— Lists and cards had been distributed, and it wet for liuo-;.:A PA ate, and by his Lieutenant, the Skin. RANDON,' Governor in Chief of the oe g ani.. OA the enrolment was effecti.d. These' documents soon came to the hands of the Magi.,l strates, who allowed some days to pass, :for the better development of the manoeuvres. Rattoost continued them, and ml the 19th tat December he was arrested, with the principal persons compro wised, by the seizure of bis parts. lomediat e f i l after his apprehension, he offered to make a de-1 elaration before the proper authorities, • and in- - 1 deavpured to, re resent himself as a loyal citizen, who, solely with a view to the interests of tio• vernmer.t, and for the purpose of discovering its enemies, bud fortried this sort of intrigue, all 'the elements of which are so ridiculous, that it is dif licit!: to say whether we ought more to feel in dignation at the first idea of such a design ; or con tempt' for the means and instruments employed for its execution. 2IIIP NEWS. PORTSUOLITtI I JAN, 2.—Arrived :the Harriet; Moose, from -Batavia ; left the 3 . 11 Sept, She left ready for SCA the Nary Ann, QuttaTom the Wooltord, Brunt ; and Emperor Alexander, CHAPMAN, all for Eoghthd. The Ganges, DatgaY, at-as also loading for England, and : would be ready. soon after the Harriet sailed. The Dutch had take' posfessiork of Batavia just before the departure of Captain Mooch. Arrived the Ant, :KELLY,. from Oporto; . C , OrtieliO, UOSAAND, from Amsterdam ; Regent, jamasoN,; Ann and Re becca, SPILLE ; and Mars, Moorte, from the Downs. Sailed the John and Eleanor, atid..Ve. nits tra-c.iports, for Harwich ; and rteient,. Ban vyicK, London.—Witwei , • PLYNIOUTIf JMJ. I.—tanie in the Rapid pocket from TOrtolit ; she sailed from St. Tim was's the 29t1, November. She bas on hoard the body of General Sir JA;ites Lsrrtt., who died the West Indies. The General Knox, from Arn *tertian' to Philadelphia. is leaky,.and must un load to repair.—Wind liat4soATs, JAu. 2.—Came ig for Ahriter the John and Mary, PAUL, froth Sunderlatitki Charles Fox, B.tx, from Yarmouth . for , Leghorn ; and Union, WEBB, front London ,for Dartmouth.— Wind W. ' DEAL, JAtc. 2.--Anireth. and sailed for the Ri ver, the TO tat, 1810Ttoutatv, Nap OpprtO, ESSCX, ftOS6IViSOZI, tro.tn. Ilmircleanx. hock the Sigteis,.()LoahN, for DotterarA. Cone flown from the River, nail remain, Johm, POPPLK. tvELL, Alin Fottli tole, ASHFORTiI, for iNhileita nail amaita,—Wimi S.W. Hanwicu, JAN. 2.--Sailed the Freeling packet for Holland, anti Lark packet fur Cuxhaven ) both with wails. BRIGHTON' JAN. 2. In the course of the afternoon his jloyal !Kis the Duke of YORK, Lord Mrtormta, the CHANCELLOA of the EXCIIMUER, and Mr. But, tea, arrived at the Pavilion.• At five o'clock a (outwit was held, which was attended by the se veral Cabinet Mitiisters, end their deliberations confirmed for more thitrian hour. After !be c;1 broke up, the Ministers dined with the Prines Urgent. The Priacess Charlotte of Wales m id P r ince Leopold of Cobourg are expected at the Pavi!iOn, as well as her INlajestv, at the begin. fling of thc• next week. 'The Birth-day of her Royal Highness will be celebrated by 'the Prince. Regent with a proportionate degree of splendour on Tuesday next. Invitation cards have:bears sent to as . greet otrintrer of - the Nobility to the Concert,- . 1341, anti Slpper, independent of those Noble p orimiag es who will dine with the Prince Regent on chat: clay, - .-Ass the period for Court mourning w ill ex pi re , the company are recommended to countenance the dress of all articles of British notnaleture. Lo;s , Castlereagh .and . the Earl of Liverpool tii•- riyed at the Vivilion yesterday afternoon, soon ilt(Vt" foar o'cloCk. Lady Castlereagh accoinpa hied his Lordship. Yestrrdav afternoon, about three o'clock* 16 flightless the Giassto Dina Nirtiot,At, and Smite, Kr' ived at Lillyritao's Liverpool Am.; Hotel. The stay' of lib imperial 'Highness w ill, we are informed, not he plotraett.4l beyontt to morrow. One of Itis flightless's Suite the Ladies* Charity Bali in- the evellitig, whet) the i n terior of that spleipdicl ltsiiltiing, tbe WOlingtott it noing , %%lis p fur firNt kte thrown-open to Le public,—(Liverpool Coarier, Ist Jan) 1,)i.;it.11.\ l'()141 4Y. O'fULI.LU, A 'OrtaIL4TSIAS TALE. AV 301.12 , 1 T4YLori ' r f tkelt* :wad a Plfw.k. Xessown'd tot vitt' t lel slaughter, „Awl ilv heroic clAvis Itt'abaritio's slaughter. A S*..systur was ‘Vliess Venice yrs!. was isks - etyKideit stay, Als,i liertz4taase- talle4. A wretch, ,itt,r. hight, With evry Xil.guilt took ~oat ;IrIiKHI, is secirs'il to I cga trt i ;rc• teas it silly thals s • , mane wits Jewierige Jag. Lid trai,p, And its it sows dial he go; HI sold his house and lai u And follow'd like a locliey, rot could not The pretty wife of ./Euck. • nip. purse Ate droned, Tuolvcostly . geats to bout, • Swore Ittork;/ si wire hail gaited' The Whole to grout his suit. And hence the Weill); 10ut,.,' • To led frosts Veuice, about lust lit:e Ist tennis'. . One. C'assio was a matt • To woke the Ladies Use', 113y.okukin*Ap a. fun. ' Ur joiunig in awaits.. /no lured rtiplot, Of hint a little jealous, 'l'4l o.takti bi n 111..11't a sot, So strew him to all alehouse. Then him many a glass, Frorti wine though Coolie shrink, Till so it came to pass • That he. Wits very drunk.. To sliew lie was not quit. Of reason then bereft, • He said his left was right, • His, right arm 5515$ 1116 Wt. A quarrel then arose "rwiat Cassia mad ..tlontusto, And soon they went to blows, With accents not piano. • The bell alarm% the town, • When alt in sleep wits still, . And Liturgist Othello down ' In bedis•ouns r r •r tie bade /ago tell • The cause of this foul rout, • • •••' Who told the tats so Thal Cassis was turii'd out. ireA running elf, , • his hapless ease, Yet anon csititriv'4l himself Ts get in etualo's place. lint (scouts could not" hind 1.1.. is Must ilagitionsi Besides this ro4 - ue design's! To teinptMadaluo Othello. For Ipng he thought the kllas - 4 • With horns had tteck'd bis.browsi And is It as on the rack 'l'ill he bail spouse for spouse. A Inimikerchief most rate Match gave his ttirptiist sleepers To gnortf with ansiou% care, Welt as her preeions pcs.per„fl It was bis itiOlies, he sail, • Who.just„behive she ,Soyou'w ses‘, . To give it to his bride." The work be said was made forttmegelltitg Gypsey, ' Alagit's potent aid, ' • ' Wheri•she• was' wild and tipsy. Intisuinmy it was 41)Y, Cons,erv'd se Maidens' hearts, Arid therefore well Supply'd • , With sat and yielding parts. • • lie spoke is awful! terms, ' And said the silk was stpnn.- lay none but hallow's! worms, As sure sic is a gun. Dot, what was somewhat strange, lie bade her always we ir it, As lf,•srithout iCebange, She ise'er could dirt or tear it.. lie sworrif gielvaiway Her bed he should forsake, And to had woolen stray, • , Like any other Rake. This 'Napkin t so much cryld, Witle Straw Berries was spotted, roar Devittnoidir sigle 4 d :TwAste rr Itvrallottati For alt I upon the ground, She drollest this liandketchicf, 'Thai. by Emilio found, Who Avia'd it like a thief. *". • She'svas loge's wife, . us' tl leer like u Turk,. And she, to soften strife, Cidvel:irts the olystie work. 'What did this sviclrvd Wight, li'Vho, troth, wonfil any fin do, • Seek playia'a haute at night. And threw it in biswindow; Thea, made (Mello rave, To jealousy ..at lOth, • ** To think bia Sputa} , "aye TV'Cacsio that dread cloth. - Thiashocking lie, Alack,! • • ' Souti ruled a direful pother, • And Made the ttlehtut Black Resolve his wife to smother. 'A tintfile biz H' sought her %bile in bed s ,. flue Snit he made a stand, And. totlittetindle said:, • " If I put or%t thy light, 4. Thou friendly tallow toper, " I still can midis; thee In ight,- " Tly aid of match or paper ; " Bat if by drug or knife, sumtliering litsi unmated, " I can't retire thee, Wits, i" When thou art sisitocated." I4e then arraign% tier Paint' 0f..1 'rinses %shish she dettyttl,- And ipienelt% her vital tlwsoe s 'OM 4osv-be t lioright she 'yid. But when the admit was found wiekesi ftlis, OThsiti node it: And csah'd bins to th e ribs. Thus bearing that his (It ucst: From guilt sc-ti real! , fsve,„ grief Isis heart lie stock, - stud dy'slit ds •te. • MORAL. Then hence' each married fair, That $•,;(1 way live • Of handkercioets take cal-c, it a'cr you aced a ,A sqra. ` ll '4Vliiite it it 4 4ilitig yner pvvviiins erc,"*—(3lficia.o, t 4 s roar I!iialikin is tou in thrTtiortit ufgOglitriti, s , isnl in Scotland, this ti...rm for a bitucike bie(is still 2 What prortuist. Chuck .?.."--Orti t.o. EXTRAORDIARY BARV.:I,IZITY.. A Groom of the Prince of londerhAttien, who had hien sent to gniland'to horscl,, or rived in , evening o the . 15*th of NaVentlier at , • ..• , Lreltienatt, near, Ptinierbori, with foor bories.-4 The next inOrnit4„...ivhen the stable tvis opened, .tsrip 'Of o these horses %Vete fonilsdevil, thud the other two'ayiing*; their bellies had been 'ripped op t o that the. bo wels came out . a fifth horse of .small val u e was untouched, The .atil bor tit this vet of uttpttralleled hiirbtOity hits been dis ;etkveieti beis a ticlt J e w iclsrs itittarly asipplied th e 'Prince kvlth isOtses, and .w1t4. , 444C411$ of a bribe, had engage!d a hatigit'sao's servant to put tars crime into exeputitin, The 'Jew has beets arrested, and tlirovett into the prison of *Jooderhauseit. 141 : AlikETS. COII4•E7CItAN GE t jAN'.3.—Owii; to tbi eon trary winds tv e h ave h a d b ut fev trash arriva% since. Monday. Fine temple's of sold this morning at Afootlay's prices. but 'ordinary *at dull, and s. per quarter tower; Pint. DOI sup port their price, but there is vary little dettiand for ordinary; arty Pease sold ',on as gopti 'feria at on Montlay.;•'-ln other kinds of Grain 'there is no 'alteration'. • Foreign Whirat -71 s. 811. floe fitio -115 s. lies. Eugli,sh Wheat - 771. 81s. Firm ditto - — g. Old ditto 1156. 118 x. Rve itie ditto - ,1101. this. Barley - 445.4114. Fine ditto I:s* 6**... New ditto -• 503, 56s Malt :k.ts. Dos. Fitieqlitto 102 s. Whit el'ettsit (builtrs) 74c- 78s. Flue ditto -78 s. 94a. . . GreyPease -.- - 545. 591. Fine Grey Paso h4s. —0 . Tick Beaus - - Old d'itto - 7:ls. Small Tick Beath 4Ss. AGs. Old ditto - 70 i. 745. Pee 4 Oats - Fine ditto - -81 i. a9s. Polund ditto 235. 47 o. Fine ditto - - 354. 43g. Potatiie ditto 451. 49 Itape !iced '4Bl. 511. per hot,. Fiat! Pitillr 100 S. 1014 Stcoods - . • ,953. We. SstiTttrtet.o, JAN 8.---This day's Market had a scanty 'still ply of the rarious kinds of cattle; Veal and Pork were cheaper; Beef and Mutton sold at last prices ; and the trade in geficrat was . nut over brisk. The sates in thq !lay-roadie% were, not lively; Straw fetched a better ptiei; klayand Clover übtained last prices. The utoietatentinned prkes-and numbers are an accurate} statement :-- to sink th e Of pet stone of alb. Beef, 3s, Od. to 4s. 4;4. MtlttptSva.C, ad'. to 4s. Nil, Veal, 4s. 00. to 6t: ,Pork, ad. to ah. Ott.' Beaits, SM. Sheep, 8,940. Gasps. , 100. Pigs, ma, HAY-MAnntr.---Hay, 31. Os,: to 61. 103. Straw, U. 10s.to Chissr t 41. 01,to et. Qs. Ditslav-hava....-0.1,211 night Jae She lle WWI pro duced at this• Theatre., hilt, at the hest 411:11 Flay, ki: wax not indrirted int. greater nfirActions to it sitrerior east in the Dr amqiig liAtqt.cv was t h t ileroiOe, and MiIi.SOMRfriVILLM, heretofore only known at, Inn)7ine,. in Bertram, appeared tor the first tiine inn character (.licia) to etotale the Critics to compare hey with cotter Actrex?es. We fear the cumpnixon it rather to her ditadeantuee'; hut her youth and itteipt- Hence itr dramatic hosinesx give us le.ive to build tt hope or Oyater 'excellency upon her Noire ef•- furts. Mr. /Le was' the filuthqs, and Mr.liett uotioo the Giotto:4W. We abstain • front ct lti citing any of thy. . performences„ . • " 7'u the 11E11.1'14MS JINTICKS of Vt.tCE, am ft CMT MISSIONLOIS VSVITLY t‘ GeNTLessxpr a ,-Having this thy received irons the sheriff Siilitciitute of the County a copy ot letter front MS i'llsijest - yris Anlvocafe, Sliggest ing the propriety of iitimedi►ately enrolling the principal inhdhitants of the connty of Argyle, I► 7 act as site• t tail constables in preserving tttr public tranquil lity—mud recommending that the persons so enrolled should be formed into divisions and subdivisions, under ollieers,--1 request vonr at. tendance nc Inverary, tin Frithty, the 17th January, 1817, ut twelve o'clock at noon, ror the purpose of taking tlte sank itntler yo'tir rongidetatton. " Locluptir It DM 22. 11.'E'. CAMMELL, Cain." (Edinb'in ;pi Courant, Dee. 30.) Mn. SRCRETARY Pf:EWZON. - -Titite person- kept a ShOeftiAkCeS Siloll, n few - years striae., on Minton Clerkenevell, Ile was their- tentarked !13 a civil, tinier, ant imlnstrions tradeentisn.. Whets carrying on htt!ittess in that neieldentrhynd, Itis wife, %flit. wlis rattle? hanftiot, eitqied front hint, !cavil); theif:ettilderett - Atithout a mottiet. Since that Juts never heltk op his head tot! hefore,,end his.. intellects s hecame StlUSibly reeled, in the opinion of e ll who knew While condtteting the httsiness of 'the Sp;t-ti ftls . c omm i t t ee , II{: writ ciirrylOg On, tit: the Strine mo ment, as a kind of 'tinder-plot, I t o e moor o f t h e senthrientai . and 'epittnitifi, kind mitt/ the female servant of at very l'efirteetltbiC' itt Canon-. harry; but the girl had too ranch •niiti 'sense to, listen to hint. Ws love•tetters Are ctolositit's: the writer ingeniously COTlt i: jros to tnik lip the treat question-of tatsrliatifewary Iterorto with ;the tisit4l amatory' nouseuse of au illiterate -crittk brained athaiter. °Yesttrtlity , the regidence of one of Pre . rit"'sbnii, vow resides, in ONiortf4i•strett, ttns st.art;lteetr from top to bottopytotsfoultuttely for young: Watson, in COl)SCyle , i)eC Sit A,,,slrpng. npprehensitm was 'titere'c4l6...4litt, twt tile Officers were not more fortunate that% otheit who ititv r beep in quest of hint. INSOLVENT Coetor.- 7 Yesterday there *watt nn Inisiness uhalever, of 'any importance before the C e ntot. .Severitt insolvents .i.vere totrod to their iii4enayge s ,.tic , opposition being offered. Sevnal motions of no public interot were litard,_ and, the Canit, after stain} on!y half an hour, adjourned. With oitst .exerittion of the do,6Cifil.' ennioL. Prize, sold by . Bisu, itt a whole Tieliet i the Capitabi in the last Lorttry were shared. Ali 61 a great paitof them sent for ask. to the Ag,enis in the Country. by Vieve means there 4VAeta strateehf n (mi ll any 4.ouot f queiire but whioi pilot* 01 Otte fi - escairs Furicioe -1f it he ie:hed. why there should tie such a demand for Ticketi and Shares in the preterit Lottery, it nlby be An4vretati,t, avcounts fog' it,“