The Sun. — London, England, 1817-03-08 00:00:00

~. ~i ,oil 616044 tOntlia Of4t4t•the mean; of closer ("I'd hawe geattsl inspection at all hours of the day have from time to time 'becothe More these measures bait certainly cOn lel/ towards reformi ng the habits and !he prisoners. They are become More lietlient- to their officers, and mote listen to the exhortations of their Ali. leh'eetierid behaviour in their wards peaCeable ; in the school diligent Volts, at the evening prayers (which "ieatlin each division by the convicts they itte nrikrly and der o r nos , a nd service serious and attentive ; at ion'odento and devout. And altlimigh litany offenders against their county's Ina renntin a certain proportion still depraved, yet these are overawed by and 'sliest, themselves desirous of ' sa t a fair appiarance. The schools le Hulks are' in a very flourish' Ind many now write a good hand, Usable to read when they first gave finer; And in visiting the wards, it is abierse 'that the Bible is frequently I 144 The Choir on board is:lit it 'very superi or at ne, and the etr i*lie'riitirel' . iatio take much pains reetitesi. Iti.fitle, many of the Con , 1 Y reason t o hope that they have seen their Ways, and that their reformation I teir inward principles as well as to Nord) W. TATE, Chaplain." having been effected for the refor le behaviour of convict prisoners' mtpices of the Noble Secretary of )Ist that his attention will now be either class of the C"lmillinitY' that is Pn Pulation that exi s t as P aupers, and 11 1111 our Poor -rates to be the greates t aarlaxation. Our streets and vil *art 'greater' with sturdy beggars than apart the ' Continent where there are lt.l e ft G R. 11411 4 . 1tees l ast Night ti t e ith er o f the 'Theatres.. swim y d ;Nosey, 1 Dublin. Dtir G"t ''"hce) Hambogli, 3 Holland, I Flanders, Phi .ni. .s . CH OP NTOCKS 'my AT 1 , 4' E (NE eI.CLOCK• 1114'. '... „"••• •.. India 11 011(15,....• . 385, 39' pr. tbut Exch. Bilis, :lid. Pr' '6914 • • 70i Wat t) , ' 1 5 5. 161, pr. /Anne . Skinr • . Quit 61. 543.111. foi April, 7°liiii „ tit , Al ' LON Dr g IN BRIDGE TO.MOItItAW. Eveilitu:, St' MitltiteS after G. 1 11 E SUN CURB rAwiuN,T Auma.vr LONDON, 14/o.fr. iIIeIRCII 8, 1817. 11 13 oh ° 1 ,010 4 P r .1, Ile . ,ot 0' for d l'" to 4 011 ,), 10' 1 ;01 (10191)1 1 0 7 4 Is C6' .. -•- ----- - lhe Paris Journals to the Gth. „. t it " Qt BERRY is slightly indisPsefi tebtiii4l. bath Como, in the Gazette deFrance, lithe f aliowi a Praph :" +I I li .. , , ng par 6 Ptieet.2 are Making great preparations »t the 'our '' Ole p r j of 1V A t f or a I nn ; J . lity , ' ii_ Heels A ' .11141 rrltoyal Highness intends to visit Persia .. Peed %ate ti Ittrikts, pout, trie at ispaltan. Painatretrso'f ladle eatii, Nth, avans, will form P l'e " wit eon) Suite of the Augus t % N. ,. Toles t he Vi enn ,Ileh ,"," 11 41 been the scene of grand Fttes, rhiclu e "It N u elltry uf the Marquis de AlAntm.v:: 44 tn 141 m italy of the, Archduke It EGN I B ille telto... . are 'llittiiin 'Alon to health of the Emperor, it r elliiii f eature s lei upon in the I % 11. , es ttv t ~,.. , Letie r .„ e ' . tublie Wit .4144 Constantinople mention the arrivac l , i. e Uf a i, th iiit,,,'l4ll Ambassador, who 11 .111tglailled honours. ~ was recei‘te 1 ktil ! : 1 144 l'tottl Havre, that on the 26th Fe. r ills Wit t L i'. ttai • - utuhnet took place in consequence of , 'he '(esbill,:lith°rtlitiatiott of tottle foreign seam e n . 1 .in t N . ti , assaultedt rite Ite American ship Jcinies Wa6 e ttreet k . ~! t re itiz 1 1 ins crew, but twelve of them till ert I N kilui dr live Ted over to justice. th en i l'te heen great rejoicings throughout elop."Atitere th e I ', .toerty 41 % ttko onatnent to the aleatory of ALLXAN. of the Peasants (that ; w et Proelsiated on the 20th ult. ~U G `l 'oxen Kitius• he. r.eti, kirmi' %rt.:. ... . ................ 61 f. 60e. 4tiltlitt it: 3 4 ....... . ................. ty 4 4et it t!te4ct4lin itoraty debates on the Aariht, '43 ttl b e 1 1, e " PeCt ell , that w hen 44 . " c ) f i) • iori epottes arrived at that Touchwood tier Willeh treik 4, II ti/ "f the possessions a the 'till ato rt ,it, P 414104 aiready agitated %email hi. hit "ighly inua Olt Tu eltia Neil. We find, accordingly, Y* wheta tliiii important poiut come uudcr ntitiee 'enrnmntion ime to its tiiigut M. CAtTE . til‘ . 3Ac warmly against the sine; M. CAsitt..te Jouttb4t4, in answering him, !. all the prejudices trianitested in favour of tl,e property of the Cle4gy, when they come to be , ;analized, resolve thuiselves into Civil and ttvligions Anarelly." This wa- the signal for confusion, and we gas ther little more on the tublect bat that the debate WAS adjourned.' The proceedings on Nlontlai night vei•e equally itonnituous, and much pet soualit y antoug the 11Iernbers took place. The apple I digetacl was an observation wade by M. CORNTE7' IYINCOU HT, on continuing the Salaries to JoSEPII BUONA rARTE's agents, as King of Sr At N. The Loan was approved of by the Chamber. Letters from Canton, of the 11th November, hate been received by the Cornwall, at which time no. accounts whatever had been received from Lord AMHERST or any of his Suite, but it ap peared frOm the Pekin Gazettes, that long an d re peate(i discussions bad taken place respecting the odious ceremony attempted to be exacted from all Ambassadors, anti which it seems Lord AMHERST slid not think himself at liberty, consistently With his dignified situation, to comply with, especially. as it had been dispensed with in the case of Lord MACAUTNEY. When the two Dutch Ambassadors, TITSING and VAN BRAAM.IIIIIIer au idea that Lord MACARTNaY'S failure was owing to a non-com• pliauce with the ceremony, determined to comply %% Rh every demand which the Chinese might think proper to make ; they not only (lid not gain a single point, but were treated with the utmost contempt, lodged in a stable, and were called upon, by every petty mandarin throughout the whole journey, to prostrate themselves flat, and to knock their heads nine times on each occasion to the ground. The Russian Ambassador, Count GOLOPTION, was not allowed to proceed beyond the Great %Vail,' because he refused to go through the de grading ceremony, and Lord AMHERST, 110 (iambi', felt that it would be beneath the dignity of the Representative of the Sovereign of Great Britain to submit to those humiliating demands which had been rejected ley the Representative of the Sovereign of Russia. The Gazettes, we under stand, mention their honourable reception, the exchange of piesents, and the filmes and entertain ments given to the Ambassador ; but nothing, we repeat, is known beyond what these papers com municate. A Morning Paper, ctiebrated for publishing accounts all of one side, from South America Spain, says, that in the latter country, " A new levy or conscription of 40,000 men is about to take place, to be enforced without any ex ception of classes. They are intended to re-place the old soldiers, whose time is out, and on whom possibly the greatest reliance cannot be placed. However, what, at the presit,nt moment, 11106 t oc cupies the attention of the public, is, the arma ment making it; Portugal. If we can judge from the provisions collecting, and the magazines form ing iu Volladolid, it is not unlikely that part of thehe troops are on the eve of entering our terri tory, in which case, Spain would also he blessed with an army of occupation." IVe devote a portion of our columns to•d}y to the Seditious Meeting.; Prevention Bill, the im portance of which would, we think, be disregard ed were we to attempt giving only 511 abstract. The Bill for Seducing Soldiers wasread the third time, and passed,in the House of Lords last night: that (or extending the security provided fot the Ku G's person to the PRINCE REGENT, SIAM'S over till Monday, in order to allow opportunity for removing some inaccuracies. In our Police Report will be found the history of the arrest and committ►►i of the notorious Mr. BUTT. Our Readers should be informed, that this person has, from time to time, through every medium that was open to him, charged Lord ELLENBOBOUGH with having procured his con vict ion in the Stock Exchange fraud, for the pur pose of pocketing the fine of 1,0001. imposed in consequence of that conviction. He further alleged, that the Noble and Learned Lord had actually contrived 'to pocket the said one thou sand pounds. This monstrous and absurd charge Mr. BUTT has propagated in every possible way; he sent it some time ago to the newspapers, but could not induce one to publish it : he then de termined to'' shame the dog:, and print it ; 44 h u t, alas ! no printer was silly enough, or hardy enough to print such a libel. He was then driven to the shift of printing it himself; and in the act of distributing and sticking t►p these teas appre hended. It is stated that there ►►• ere several other public men against whom be 44 prepord .1 (.• ; • Andtea! 14 00 . 11 E to p c St them. Be Made J a t t ly a %I'm . ; to the lAtltti of Dominien, - Ear r 1,.. pi(rnOSe Of re . cti'vering his quo'ndani a - e; COCARANE' JOHNSTONE, the sum of 48001, but not ittecattling, he cane hock to Eng land, 1)f his insanity we imagine theie Canhat be ti doubt ; - hut if there should, the following eopie. of two of his Letters will remove it ?411 . . tErnms TO THE LORD CHANCELLOR. (etttcuLAtt ) No. 212, Oxford-Street, Feb. IS, 1517. iti' , lol‘,...4)o c tre made applicatitin to sereral Members of tir~ili fli,,etri of 'Patlianitnt to preient a Petition for a Itiedri or Ilriekloteeli, Mid I c a nnot gel one Independent enough to tithe hand. I shall tlierefore be obliged to:Youlr totilship if yoit *ill hare the loudness to pot me into time prUlier mode of l'tioeerding to establish my Charges against the Lord Chief Jtistiee of the Court of King's Bench, or haring Convicted We InnacentlY Of an offence iti Order to make money Of tire. " I hate the honouf to be, " My Lord, " Your must Obedient Humble Servant, R. G. BUTT. . , " Ta the Right Host. Lord Eldon; Lord High Chancellor of England." (CIIICIMAIt.) N fi . 213, Oxford street, Fehritari 19, 1,q17. " Aft Lottp,--It is my directions that hotnediatelY upon t 1 rett•ipt of this Letter you isine Orders for my name to he struekpff the Rolls of the Court of King's Send) and place Lotd ET4nhorough's noose lothetraeaticy ; and you , also roskur giyeipstiuctifins that my Fine of One ThOtiiand Poundi May be instantly restored. " I am, " My Lord, " Tour most obedient Serrdnt, " A. G. BUTT. " To the Right Honourable Lord Eldon, Lord High Chancellor of England." "Printed by 1?.. G. Butt o 212, Oxford-street." put., MARCH 7.— Arrived, and bailed fnr the River, the Cornwall, front China ; Lord Hunger ford, front Calcutta.---Wind N.W. The PaiNcs nBORNT dined with the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCHsTER yesterday. Yecterdsy Count MUNSTBR had en audience 0 the ININCE RP.GANT. _ The Doke of CUMSBULAVD Vi6lo the PRINCE RPOENT yes•er•loy. Letters recently received from 'Captain Mint- TON, of the slip Atlas, vvhieh sailed from :Ports month on the 23d of January, 1816, with male convicts, state, that they arrived at New South Wales, ail well, on the 21st of July, but had ex perienced very tempestuous weather on their pas sage from Rio Janeiro, The convicts conducted themselves well, and had been generally healthy, only one baving died during the voy.ge. The Atlas lett Port Jackson the 10th September. ant arrived at Batavia the I Ith November, to talte in a c a rgo for England. A great deal of business was done yesterday in Consols. The high pt ice brought many seders into the market, and it was once depressed to 69 ; bitt nt up again to 70-. "lie price Of Bullion remains unaffected by the late discussions upon' money rout the course - of Exchange.—Portugal gold, 31. 18s. 6d. ; Doti. bloom, 31. 154 Oki. ; New Dollars, 4s. I ; Standat d Silver, ss. Id. per ounce. W e u nderstand the redui.tion or the entire 2,1 Battalions of the British At my, will immediately h e proceeded nit ; they are thirteen in number, and thus stationed Ireland, th e N t h, 30th, 34th, 3501. 371 h, 62d, 83d, and 84th. In Eng land, the 56th and 73d. In Gibraltar, the 67th. A number of itatent ploughs and other imple ments of agi iculture, which the Gland Duke NtcnorAs has rurchased on his late tour, are ar rived at St. Albsurs-house, Stratford-place, where they will he packed for embarkation. We earn that the health of Lord HILL is nearly re. , established, and that it is Isis intention very shortly to take the benefit of the ,Cheltenham Serious. symptoms of riot have been manifested for the last fortnight in Anglesey. At Anil web and the neighbourhood, nightly assemblages of persons, amounting to nearly two hundred, have kept the inhabitants in continual alarm. A ves s el laden with corn was detained _by the rioters, al• leging its scat city in excuse for their conduct. As t h e y threatened. to destroy the property of the mine agents and the corn merchants, the Magi strates solicited the assistance of the military, and by a letter received from the Marquis of A NOLF- Sr A , it appears that a body of military has been ordered over from Ireland. In jtist.ce to . the jo i n ers we should state, that they are not wed in the outrages. A ringleader is lodged in Beanniaris gaol,—(Shrewsbury Chronicle.) The Bridport . Bank was broken open a few ;Jays ago, and robbed of cash, notes, and gold, to N . large amount. Monday a parcel, containing 50001. in notes, of the titling Bank, was stolen from the Mail Coach, on the road from Edinburgh to Stilling. Report says, th at Manuel, in the new Tragedy, is a sort of I,ear, and goes distracted three times, If this he correct, the improvement will be like the repetition of time Evening Gun in the Critic.— Mr. KEAN, we understand, likes his part. A letter from Nagle.,, dated 18th January last, Rays, •1 The new 'Theatre of San Carlo was opened, for the first time since its 'Thudding on Sunday, the 121 h, being tLe King's Birth-tlay. It is be yond description grand. It was magnificently deco rated with a quintuple illumination, and the coin patty were all in gala dress. Eighty (bleats were paid for a box for that night only. Th g , principal singers ,vere, Madame CHABRAN Mr. DAVID (Soli of the DAVID who was in England), and Signor NozzAnt. The Ballet was soppnrted by M. Du. roaT, MA 7 EBI'IIIS, M. TAGLIARI, and Miss Stunt." Thursday evening, as Mr. FORSITH, of Chiswell-street, was coming through sbopsgate Church-yard, he w a s hustled I,y c, nr or li ve fellows, who knocked him down, and tubbed him of his watch, gold chain, and scab. (1 ; Ad -, night, r. " . , oit a -1,. ha octar 'tppireut, and k o l a ', tribotell much I SIP : Planners :of the A d 1 0 1' promptly ohe hitt ` ' ilipose,l to NI of 1 10 iiiiter Their iO O ' (.1 quiet anti o f iii sad iadasti 101 l porottl ,:ire teiblerlyil iultil ktoieke s ), t i . - ;,tithe Chapel tit k ' I d —, ', comontoio) labil l '.' lii4 illtst iO'lita rai:4 - Its there mal 00 1 ) 4 ! Otileil mid d, owl( ii - Melotity, ftb et -' , ' • 11 / 4 11 et leas , bath- . the , , .. ~ . '! 'i state and 1 tbl i -, le fare unal 01 " -,,l!tttitclitnet i i: 1 ; ' il j i Flu'Ut i ,' 4 ' . V is it 4 4 i f ' 4 ' r 06 oars lii, 1 1 * 1 ; . 1( ', ~: .. Atitrit " I ; 4 l ti t eveiy 't oi :„ '., i .P...,, , of the; i i i i ',.' !V.ott r j art c . ~ , "• 1 , o dt; i; ',,:, tlth hat rs , , , ~ ..,. Of the i ' 16. A -I I, , •- kitti lief ri 'l4 , t t l 141 trot ~ ! l Oneili .. . 1 w- pl . ° .1 .. ' 114 Thtthe p u 010 , ~7.! now 1)1 0 v r' fatili t , . , ,tt Of oil 6 9 01 0/ , f ' 4 ; LP " tote 01 , . 1 entry II ' I li , ,tmi P oft i, , , 'rate s . . „ 1 ii r , tOo : 4 t: A pt t° S, $ 11"PlUtniii In e :, 1;.4.,,, OIC S ti7litrili: t4ren 10 i plit i i 2%4 , lit i I 4, ;1 r / I , "' ' Cili t ... t/: I .1 4t StZ l.. ''.l4 "!, a 1 '..N11.4.i.. stilt . hitA•l-.' k‘ .' t '. l ri arty : ko titi llfi cr i tt • luiti;ir 11 ( f 0 ~, I 1//t i t i l ' * lo r 1 ,0. ,..- , ..: 14111 .: 0 :: 0 0 ri 1 1/1 / ''..'' ' 8 , 11 4/ i '‘;`:.:17111 r 0 011 ' e ' l l . F. 1, IlVe lilt $1 )1° k & be bu t h„ o Or _ 41 %. , -.1 ORATOP.IO. COVENT-C4ARDEN TtICATLIC.—Liiq oidit Mr. t ,orici, railed the Intercei sibi ivaS perturniuti ar ih g 'll,e3tre, an.t Fo rmed Ali its pa. is a Horst i)( , wiferflil impression. l'he Gratift Cii'orus of the .Multiti:de the pathetic air of Eve's Latneotation; (eNtpii. ,itely 5.:..g by Miss STEPFIRN , ), and a Duet(u) Hiss 81'6 1 1i-IEN/1 HMl ?tlrs. VAUGHAN, are part len ehliried ottr notice, and.severally met with the no's( raptoroui,applaitse. The words are bolo " Paradise Lost.'' The beautiful poetry ot isitt..TON tippeats to have inspired Air. lit ‘vitfr th e deStr e uf adapting Some of his oto,t favourable ideal ro the dicers or sacred ittniic. ilis stiree:s nas fully ji,stilied his etforts, as well as t; went ni the Managers i n p roiluciug them before the Public. . . . POLICE INTELLIGENCE. MR. BUTT. . . . 130W-STREET.VEiterday Mr. R. G. butt was taken into custody, in the neighbourhood of St. Cletnent'S,' by several of the Bow street Officers; and afterwards underwent an examination before Sir NATusxtet. CoNi s snt, &c. lie is charged with being the author, printer; and publisher, -of two most influtiunatory and libellotis large Ida eArds, Which have been posted hp in different pat t 9 of London, with much industry, against Lord . ELLENBonoi.GH and Lord CASTLEREAGH: '[hey were piiiited 111 very large and broad type, and a 9 lie 'could not prevail upon any printer to put 114 name to Web a libellous composition, he hint his "own nettle afilxid.to it, nod stated his residence to heft .No.. 212, Oxford-sti-Cvt; He was coni;- tnitted,,to Neregaie for trial. A few dayi since hip applied to the LOH Chancellor frir a mandato iwainst Lord Ellenhortingh. lie also applied at Bow-street Office for a warrant to apprehend Lord Ellenbot ough; When his ermine( was So 'ektreinely that the Magistrate threatened to commit hint. Mr. Butt Is of a respectable family and connections. lie is stipposeil to he • Edward Bourdilloh was charged by his owtt mother with threatening to murder her. His violence and threats to kill hiS Mother was at the time his father was lying a corpse in the hOuse. She continuing to go in bodily fear of hint ; lie was ordered to find bail to keep the peace. couNTERFErr BASER. Alinstos-House.—Yesterday John Myert was again brought before the LORD MAYOR, charged with having sever al counterfeit sixpences in his pusscsFion, without being able to aceotilit how he ciane by them (as formerly mentioned in this Paper). 'lhe Solicitor of the Mint attended, anti proved them all to he conmerfeiis. The 140 RD MAYolt 'll4ain - asked the prisoner from whom he had bought tbein he denied having bought them at all, but said they were given him by,a persou to put otf, and he carts to receive a penny ia two pence for eavh. He gave the person's moue, mill said he had three gross of them. The poisoner woii remanded for further ex stuivatinn, a heti it is enpected that the wholesale dealer in these couh terfeits will be found. XVORD. M ARC ti B.—On Wednesday tl►e fol• lo%%ing were admitted to Degrees : .I.fgatery of -.1,4. Nlr. Charles tiles Brittle I)aubeity, of :113gdalett Cortege. Rev. Jobn I fairtayne, of Exeter Cortege. Rev. George klayter !'notes, of Oriel College. Bat 4elor of Airts, • hfr.Thoticts Richard Ryder, of rothroke College. o,t Nlonday kit the Hee. J. J. Conyheate, M.A. of. Christ Church, was tittattintoto.ly re-elected Professor of Poetry. • On WedneStlay last William 'Evans, 11.1. and John Hughes. were, admitted Scholars of Jesus College. • WARREN'S SUPERLATIVE LIQUID BLACKING. When Ilisf av recorils in het wonderftil page the wonders produc'd in this wontiertol age : %When she classes each science, each art, and each trade, Each improvement fur use or for ornament made ; While her eye beams 1 klight, as the list she surveys Of Inventors, all equally merit in g praise;-- While donhtin; whom gird, front that list she shall name, Where a West, or a Davy, or Co7lgrove can claim, She tar Set ENCE deeiliv4,--litit, says FA ift tost, not SO; l'vc my fav'rite, there's WA Itr.N, his name yon well Ithow : His Mr:thing so brilliant in th' annals of Fame Ilas lung time !wen ettroll'il—tlieve he shinra the first name. What. t hough !tufts iltrehs the Head, giving youth to old as'e, With s-ig's of all he cannot. eughge •Fl, it.,lish oft wi•dotio is As Ir.%R.:N Fevt ids IThroting ! Al promoters of tits: e, Fui 't To the Toyfursi—their genius deser,cs :nun you,— Mall() cut Of,a cant Ciill Make F441114.):1 KI{EX'S c'r llLAcitiNa nddSgriiee Only view its elieet !—Cart a mirror surpiois • This ?a-reflecting your face like it gl:tes ? Not only its Polish,—it. so itreilgtheus tar !.eather, That the Feet are pitsere'd (rum the thhhil,;t wet weather. Ilk merit, quoits liisrry, 1 now understand ; (Ronertr W,t tittrN. you 'say, has ronov'd to the Strintl ) 1 " An invention useful desert - Cs its reward, So for your sithe, dear Fashiott, Fll lecorsl. • The hbove inestimable LILAC:KING 'trepan:ll by (Xte 4 /feet / I . IpIOVO TO Nu,3o, STn.IND, LOND() , And sold by Itlost littotrattlier'3, Greerst, IrEintnostgers. l i vr(unters, tn every Town in the Kingthint, in Stone Bottles, Sixpentm, Teopetice, and Eighteetipettet eech. GLASGOW, MARCH 4.-- Yesterday several prin. tors and :1 bookseller were arrested on a charge of prirrting and publishing seditious pamphlets. After emitting declarations, they were liberirted on bail.. The -young mart apprehended on Fri day on a Chßrge of treason has been dismissed; heft another person has, on a similar :accusation, been lodged in gaol. Flesev Hoge DuusixtoND, Usti. one of his 'Majesty's I)eprite Athoeates, now assists the - local authorities in courting.- ing the recognitions at present going on if: Cilas• gow.; and on Friday last a pi inter Kt Ayr tv•is brought _before the Sheriff Depute for printing snit pooiishing the Speeches and Itesoliniolls of the Meeting at Tarbolton, and, on giving bail for 60t. .a a 9 14n:rated, Ott condition of twinging forward the person who brought in the manuscript. On the 25th lilt. as Jicon TURNitit, e‘q. of Nark near Kidderminster, re( in his carriage from Beihrorigliton,. one of the horses took HAM, and the butl er MI trout the dickey, and tv..s killed. ' Pff