The Sun. — London, England, 1819-10-26 00:00:00

g~ [t FOR THE TO THE REPORMER THISTLESVOOb. on gr. S re' 113' ; A rt 0) 8 boi re' ill; 40 tbd 13'6 io' bf in' ieY nil erg .13, cliC rill kg 'of An Address, bearing your signature, bilis the mob gi oaca Mous to stretch out the bar,tl of fellowship to the ItedeNt." Means it, that if Le refuses to stain Lis own with so vile a con they are THEN to stretch out the hand of hostility against Lim ?-11 it he your Address, and such its import—Man ! Citizen ! Radical *Peak out, and do not mince the Treason. If it b e not your's, disavow its infamous insinuation. FLINT. FOR THE SUN. MR. EDITott---PitoPosrrus understands me bet ttr than I understand myself, if he accepts my last reply as an accordance in his opinions. I have too much respect for his character, " legal and philosophical, intellectual and moral," to desire its being placed on ►he Issue of my having adtn;t ted or affirmed them. I know little of " Maps ;" less of " sublimat ed" Trustees ; and least of all, of redacing founda tions into hewers of wood and drawers of water °Pon my word, T aril at a los , ' to conceive how, exalting the P , 'ople into an intlivi3ihle third Part at th e consti•ution, bare " melted" them °oven o r rrclueest" them.—lf PaurostTus would leave off his metephors, plain men like myself *child he mainly indebted to him. I cannot believe that he would deliberately say to me, or write to me, that I sport with the truth, Thes e arc not pretty words, and I do not like i bem. On the present, or on any other subject, the disputant who expects my " mildness," must lay aside their “se. T o NII "MI PROPOSITUS through his multiform Signature+, as staunchly as he "'pursues truth," is h'lnntl my leisure; and I . half suspect that they " 1,1 11 not teach me the humility of which he seems ll° Proud, Yet awhile, I ant not humble enough to confess myself vanquished in the argument ; bei ng still persuaded that the People are an late- gral third of the Constitution, controlling the ether two, and controllal by them. I shall be 11 " spy to discuss the question farther, on one simple co,►dicion—that it be not. 011xecl up with mars and crucibles, trust', 'lntl sublimations. TENAX. • CITY DINNER.—A numerous party of loyal Avert) osse t tibled ysterday rat the London Avert ) , to 'celebrate the Election of Alderman 11 RYoutts to the :11ayoralty. Sir Cnaat.rts PRICE lA.'l(' the Choir After the removal 'lie cloth, ^" nobit nomine having beet, sung, the II "; ohserviug that the A.univets; , ry of his Ma jesty', Accession totOt I,ace that d4y, pronounced a n eltuitte: lt eulogittrn on our vei;crable Nit:nate!). After several loyal and patriotic toes::, the Chair -111411 anialadvetted ou tite•dotivs of the Chief M thtrate, and bestowed wtll-meri!ed on the present spirited Lord Mayor, briefly but ;:"IlltAlically recounting his CHAS . a s then gave a +r:l-deserved tribute of ap. Alaaut e t , the character and rondw:t of tlie Lord YarElect. The latter testified his wish rat fe e li ng , an d vxpresß , t ll.l, ; tlete;iniudtio') to PPott the office to the beat of lais abilitieb, Con vivi ion of its importance. The Sheriff ° Tklwet t , ,11$o tecrived the applause of the rota ilt"Y• %Ve regret that 'we cannot give a tAvr s 4l ainent of this loyal Meeting, which lasted till late hour. A' Private letter from Paris states, that the %VALBS wds at Fontainebleau On Ttles• !• Yi the 19th, gild had taken the route to Dieppe, • 1 1 et n Ltoyal Highness, it is, said, travels owlet the Z at eetion of a passport granted to her by the nf ustri an Governor of Milan, who was not aware the r an k o f t h e individual in whose favour be a`l P r epared it. Au Address to the PRINCE REGENT, professing ,b • lac itment to his Majesty and his Royal High oeeris person and family, and a determination to " i d the Laws and Constitution of the country •ri 411 Ch urch and Stale, was agreed upon this week. Ibl t al tet n g of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Cdpi• • 4t gesses of this Burongthin Common Coon „"ssehibleo._(Prestort Chronicle.) 4li e Dowa ger Dcictiess of IttonsioNo and he LeNstort, on their arrival in town, a few ci : s ince, were obliged to go to the - Marquess o) ''l.lllrALLis's house, in Old Borlington-creet, •steit vh t , , ow n re,idence Waterloo-place being , ; a g h t . unsafe. Rev. HEN.ity G WHITE, Curate-of Al .•a:rmvs. 'Barking . , has vosnmenced id Course of p,i rtl°ll s there to cotioteract the blaspliernoos jk i i 1 1°4 Promulgated 43y;exacile, their wicke - d associates. It is devoutly ro e h L wished t h at a ll the C l ergy of he Establisr d Chur ch and other Preachers of tlie ciospel, e t' to tr ue Ch r i st i an i ty, ,wou ld follow liis tid nre ar e extremely sorry to have to record hug 'Sn of assa”ination. On Monday, *V lt r.. et 1 ,1 1 2' a ssistant at the Rev. John Steven:4,ll's ir,„ 4- ,:utY, at Bleneow, n e a r Penrith, was return— /4; 7 111 e from P au l e t-hill, the dusk of even.. w es fired at by some cold-blooded assas ev" -nn eealed fr om his v i e w ; luckily, howe'istr, ef ithQj th effect. Air. :•.• , mittt is a young geittleman eat, la "11, st mild and unassuming man tiers. Thr, l e tak t, /a little doubt b ut l [Jilt the 111.SCrCitia was 1116- tt i" I Jts man.—Carliste Journal. tot tii r ; IV MURRAY, of tlie Theatre Royal, left tltet I : a3t night fo r L on d on ; we regret to learn it)t,l;'v'),e c ause of his sudden d e part u re is the se- c mais )OSI • II • Mli of bit tauter.--(Edinburgh n if pct, 23.) NEWB, IlattVvictr, OnT. 23.--; ,, Arrived the brig tyg . • nos, of Sunderfivid, in charge cf a vessel; thdrite( l on the stew Integrity " of,l ps with, laden 'kith c0a19., fallen in with on Saturday last off the Humber, without any crew or other person on board. NORTH SttiELbs, Oar. 24.-the Ccitinieree, WAUGII, with coals for Cromarty, in coining back to this hat hour ye s terday, got iipOn the Herd Sand ; the crew were saved with difficulty by the life-boat ; the materials will be saved, but the vessel will be a cOmplwe Wreck. POITSMoUTII , () C f. 25.---6 Arrived his Majesty's ship Liffey from the Doti us. MARGATE, OCT. 24.—=The equinoSial gales, which prevailed lately with- uncorumon fury, have produced a premature scenery of bare - and 04- thered branches. On niday last tie tempest in c, eased to such a hurricane as has produced the :Host lamentable consequences. Several small vessels are lost. A French smuggler (as it is sup posed) went to pieces off the Middle Gate, called East Ness, and the crew, five its num ber, were. drowned. A fine brig, from the west of England, is now on shore under the eastern cliff, and in contact with it. The greatest apprehensions were entertained for the safety of the Victory, she having gone out, during the deceitful calm of the preceding niht, into the bay. The yacht, about seven o'clotit, broke from her anchors, and drifted upon the Nayland rock. By prompt as sistance from the Adtn;ralty boat, she was pre served from impending distraction. cusToNi s' LIST. Evil:red hewar;l3, Oct() 6er Clancarty, Gibbs, Rot terdam ; John Baker, Anlaby, Naples; Speedwell, Godfrey, Waterford ; Hannah, Tomos, Quebec; Jane, Perrinian, :11a laga ; Elizabeth , MMadgin, Petersburg:li ; Mon t tnorence, Quebec; Kiug George, Kemp, South Seas; Crown, Luck ly, Petersburgh ; Free Briton, Peart, Petersburch ; Glasgow Packet, Pitts, Malaga; Venus, Roberts, Waterford ; Speen lant, Barr, Memel ; Triton, Walker, Ortega ; Amy, Blooin field, New York ; Betsey, Conyers, Berbict; ; Waterloo, Lord, Bombay; Ophelia, -, Charente. En:creel Outwards, October s.—Robert, Wright, St. Se bastians ; Grasshopper, Arnett, Richard, Hay, Dublin; Hibernia, Masser, Hawburgh ; Coriolanus, Drew, St. Kitt's ; Neptune, Hugton, Dublin ; Enterprise, Blair, Ja- maica. Cleared Outwards, OctoW2s.—Bctinda, Roberts, Cork ; Good Intent, Knight, Amsterdam; Nelson, Auderion, ter,bnegb ; °alter, Alderson, St. Vincent's; Elisabeth , Ro gers, A.ntwerp; Transit, Hillier, Napies. Ltw.- , -The Judges of the Court of K;ng's Bench sat yesterday, st , Setieattt's Inn Hall , for the purpose of hearing arguments in special cases and demurrers ; but none of the cases divosed of were of general in'erest. !.ittings . appointed to be held in gitlillesex g tnd London, beNre, the )11glit Ilan. Sir C. AnairrT, Lord Cbief Justice of t 'tie' Court of King's Bench, in and after Nlichael- - nias, 019 IN 'TER 11. MIDDLESEX. LONDON, rri day .Nur. P 2 I Monday Nov. 15 .' ,i ILI I uay Friday 26 Saturday 27 AFTER TN.RM. Tuesday Nov. 30: li'edt►esday. Dec. 7. Such has been the success attending the TAL- I ItoT Steam Pocket, between Holyhead and Dub; lin, that the en( erprising oprietors !.are another Vessel, on even a superior scale, in a coot lerable state of forwardness for the b , siness ; and, it cannot be donhp‘d that Government twist soon see the propr:e!y.ot employing these Vessels to carry the Mail between the t countries. A superb hydrangea, in the pleasure,grounds of the Earl of ASHBURNUAM, of the most rare and delicate variety, heels tl o Ners o f a b r i g ht lilac colour; of .these it produced the sorpsising number of 680 distinct heads. It was 110 fens than four feet and a half in height, and 24 feet. in cir cumference; 11011 S1(1100/4;1 of lids e m a rk a bl e size, the luxuriance of its elegant bloom was so great, all - Conipictely to COVPV it. We are requested to publish, for the inform 2. lion of English travellers, the following account of the tre,fi - ment an Englishman experienced some days since, at the Bureau of the Don Ines in Bellegarde, upon his way front Geneva to Lyons. Ile entered the Bureau to declare a musical box, having another ;n his pocket, which it was un derstood he might tarty with him Wiihnot pay tog du: y. Being asked if he had another box, lie declared it immediately, and explained his rea sons for fiat having done to as first l'he derors of :he Bureau were immediately closed, and one of the " Sous-Ofticiets" directly commenced a most indecent examitta!ion of every part of his which was resumed 11t the same manner shortly afterwards by another officer. The carriage was then taken to pieces, holes bored in every direction, and every article in the franks'examined. Dui in;' this scene the windows of the Bureau were beset by the people of the village, who enjoyed the cruel sport. Afret bring detained from JO A.M. to80 . 1:1 1 /C k yet night.thearrivalathe Principal tattle Bureau clo,4{lthe affair by fireboxes being returned, and the 'Gentleman was permitted to contitnie his journey atitr a few words or apology. It is to hoped that Government' will take the necessary steps for preventing a repetition of so -scaridalons and disgraceful a scene,—(Gulignan Messenger ) On Flidav night, as one of the heavy Dover coaches teas going down Gravel-hill, ti.e skid, which had been applied to the wheel, flew off, an d the coach was overturned. Robert Carden, the guard, was so much hurt that no hope is enter tai.ed of his recovery. Among the passengers ads Admiral Sir Robert Farrow, who, with the rest, escaped without any material injury. flit tiikAtilit The Tragedy of iiichatd the Third is so purer that it will always he attractive, and the attraction is [satin - ally ineretised when a new Per (drifter appears aS the hero of the piece, or when the part is first assumed by an actor of established repute. We ate by no means among the enthusiastic ad mirert of Mr. , KEAN, but we consider his per formance of that character as one of his pri:l - if not the Chief. It Seems to be thought • necessary, since the tittle of Mr. GxltEiCK., wh - Ole memory we shall not insult by ciamparing him With any of Ida boutetiiptii ies or slicers-ors, that Richard should be represented by a person of short sta tore, and, indeed, as from the very natore of their ►rt►oi lure, crooked-backed persons can hardly be tall, there would be reason for the expectation, even if the taittelliess extellence of GARRICK had not, in some degree. given a kind of prescriptive height to the citpuricter.—titit it is time tb state that Mr. AIit:BRADY last night Made his first appearance in this arduous part at Covent -Garden Theatre. To juidge by the very Warm reception which he ex pet ieneed from the audience, his pet forniatice Might he deemed the very . tletne of theatrical perfection. But there is not 11111C11 itidgMent in the many, amid, theretote, their approbation is not a decisive WOW* of eiccelletictf. Mt. NI Acustaii', vfltli mote study of the part, will, We dtitibt not, render his per forinance or it a masterly assumption. There is much butnottr, sarcasm, and artifice in Richard. In the hot/sour, Mt. Mitcham:A , tailed. In the soliloquy, beginning " Was ever woMan, ev e " which ought to be a sportive triumph ester Ist, own personal defects and excesses, he was wholly serious. Every soliloquy, instead of being the apparent effect of private reflection, was essed to the audience. But the part is very difficult iu itself, and the actor had to struggle against public prejudice in fa emit of another, and was o!;liged tel attempt originality, lest lie should be charged with servile imitation. The Morning Critics have ra ther expressed their own ideas of the character than described Mr. MACREADY'S representation it, except where his performance happened to coincide with their pre-conceived notions. Otie of them warmly commends his opening solilo quy, and others condemn Isis manner or deiivering it as. tame. Another hiOily commends his bare drill in the tent-scene, while another censures it as affected. tint the actor tiny derive hints from Enthusiastic as the reception was, thei,e were se veral dissentient voices ; but. perhaps, they came from the Wolves, who will stiffer none to lute: - :ere with the tame of their I,lol.—Mr. CoNsoß, who per:otmed Tressel %vith great feeling, cause to an tiontice the play for this evening, but shouts for MACREADY obliged him to coins announced the same play for Thursday, with most interesting timidity, as if he modestly consitieted the gratifying compliment as a boon rather than a' tribute. SPORTING INT ELLI UWE BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S, MosnAy, OCT. 25. The chief betting was upon theirreat match 'between Tire bias, out of Pleke. Bsl. VI). and Mr 'VAnsittarri. Financier. The last wile of the Beacon Course.-7 to 4 on Financier. DERBY. 141 to 1 agst Mr. Peirse's c. 13 to 1 agst Sailor by '.Calton 20 to I agst Brother to 14 to 4 agst Brother to Blu. Whisker cher 45 to 1 agst Pitohire. fix to four on Turner.—Two to one Morin dues not win in an hour. FOR rHE SUN. MR. EDITOR—I have observed in one of our late Journals, tinder the head of the " Che3hire Qs►arter "tssions," held at Knotstord on the 21st instant, a statement that a trite has been found against me for a conspiracy, with others un known, in laying poison to kill cattle' to the in jury the King's subjects. As this statemtnt troy ere,te in the minds of the Public an undue tiodire against me, I hope you will permit me, through the medium of your respectable Join nal, to assure the Public, that the absurd and mali cious charge contained in this indictment is totally fAlse-, and to request those who are not aware of the sli4ht gromols on Which Juries will sometimes find a true bill, and those who are unAcquainted with any characi,a, to suspend their judgment until die matter is brought before the proper Tribunal, if the party with wboin this extraordinary indict ment originates should think it prudent to prose cute it. 1 remain, Mr. Editor; Your very obedient Servant, JOSHUA KING. , Rectory House, Beaui-Greet), Oct. 25. Last week, a man in Glasgow, about 25 years 01 . age, .who had been ifeFtr,in'g. Ht . tniel withimmoderate quantities of ardent shirts, felt himself so elatett a!,Live his usual mode of life, that, in defiance of any caution, he actually eat the greiCcr part of a crystal dram glass.— The mouth, fauns,, and gullet were . Much in jured,, id - lamination came on, and the uoifor innate man died three days afterwards ; it was supposed, partly from the effects of the ardent spirits, as well as from eating the glass. At the Leeds General Quarter Sessions, opened on Thursday last, the Grand Jury return ed a true bill against Mr. James Mann, political hookeeller, of this place, for pillilishing a libel of and concerning the Prince Regent, 'contained in a publicatiou called the Black Dway: Out Friday morning Mr. Mann appeared in Court, and was admitted to bail, himself: in 601. and to;o sur•eties in 301. each. It was intimated to Mr. Mann that this indictment • would nut he proceeded upon ? on account of the West Rid ing Sessions havin t : no jurisdiction in offences co:ll46'l6rd in the Borough, hut that another in dictment would be prefer red against him at the Bo rough Sessions. The libel charged in the indict them consists of a series of remarks upon the speech of the Prince Regent, delivered at the close of the last Scasion of Parliament. ,The indictment was sent down from the Secretary of Stat'c's Office, and the' only witness examiael by the Grand Jury was a person of rho uatue of kit velley.—(Lced," Paper.) • , LONDON jOtiANAL§, 'ROM TEIE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS [Morning Chronicte.) LetteiS from Seville, received yesterday in town; mention that the greatest alarm and confusion pre vailed there, and all the country rutted, in conse (pence of the ravages of the lever, and the rei(rie lions of the Government to prevent its spreading heing pot tit open defiance. Sid thousand men; belonging to the Expeditionary army, had broken the - "Cordon, and venetrated towards Caceres nod Extrettnidorrt. The distemper had tnanitested itself iti one of the gm-titers of terille. (Morning Herald Whethee the Princess of Wales intends to re. torn to Brig-land, or not, it is CertAril t hat Litt hp, given orders to have the apart ments in iiieniiingtoir Palace, prepared lot her te eeption. [The New Times.] Very i t ratifyi. g accounts have been received from New South Wales, of the health and flon rithing, condition of the Bridal' Colonies therd established. The letters front thence are dated the 4'li of April, and they mention that the Ship trmu,porti with trthipsi on their return, and public, dispatches from the GovernOt, had saileti direct for England. It is somewhat surprising that she bas not been heard of, but no apprehetta Skins are kit. THE COLONIES. CANADA: trrotii the Queliee Gaselle.) Qu6llrd, SEPT. 16.--The Hononrable Mr. Chief . 3a3tice MoNE arrived h/ this City on Monday last, $ r''n Montreal. We understand, that cootOrto- Ably to the Royal instructions, the administration' of t h e uorerntnent of the Pt ovioce devolves ott, hislionottr, as Senior Member of the Executive MOST MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT: MoNtaPAL, SePT. 8, 1819.—A most melan choly accideirt. has prevented thi re.A - irt t f otir American Papers. The steam•boat has been almost totally destroyed by fire oti Like C*; - iniplain. The folloWing particulars may be . re::d on, as communicated to us by one of the craw Sunday last, about ten minutes past two A. while tue vtistel was abreast of Stave wit.d blowing 1) , B-d, one of the hands on. (led; went below to the kitchen to get something. to.c , m, when he perceived smoke issuing through. the .partitions which (beide. it from the pantry. Bursting open the door, lie was driven kick by a. volume of 11.8 - he. All on board were immediately alarmed ; the two boats lowered, and 27 passen. , gees safely landed on Providence Island, disiant about three miles. They then returned and pick- , ed up the remainder, Who, forced by the proerqss of the fir , .. hatl thrown themselves Intel the water on whatever they could find to support them ; with the exception of the followine persons, wins were drowned, viz.: Mr. Alarming, pilot ; Mrs. \%'il-on, boat-maid ; harry Blush, sailor ; An drew Harrison, cook ; Stephen kellis, pastry , . Cook ; and a lad of about 15 years old. When the accident was fiTit di,covered, the .tuagrer endeavoured to run the Steam-Boat on. Stave Island, distant about three-fourths rs mile, but one of (what our informant calk) the phinger•sttaps being consumed, and its fellow . continuing to work, the boat veered round °nil would nut obey her helm. Much is said concern ing the sang froid of one Judge who seeing. the boars' push 44, la.hed roinselt to a bench, (fl a yin g p re vi on ly th e ,,ied himself with much deliberation) threw himselt into the water -a-lay so quiet on his r.tft, that rue bor.s crew supposed hint pleat!—and when picked up, declat ed with, great nonchalance, that he hall no doubt he should hare lotted for a couple of hours. We have omitted to mention, that most of the passengers being in bed at the moment of alarm, escaped in a state of semi-nudity. The Steam boat drifted on Colchester beet, where she burned to the water's edge, and now lies. It is expected ;hat her machinery will Nlr.Sherman, the master, is said to have exliihi!A a presence of mind very rarely possessed on soca a trying occasion. ANOTHER MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. KINGSTON, C )-0:t Sunday morning last,' about eight o'clo4, aS 18 young persons' were crossing Hey Bay, from the fourth to the third concession of Adolphustown, for the purpose of attending Divine service, in a small leaky boat, when within al ; sut 300 yards of the shore the L)oat filled anti przaipitated, them all in the watery ell ! ! Eight eseaped•—the other ten sunk, never to rise again. The names of those who, peri! , hed are as follow :. - --John Germain, Jana Ciermain', Mary Detlor, Jane Detlor, Matilda Ito- M'Kay, Elizabeth Clerk, Mary Cole, Eittltkh tiNis Peter Bogart. - This tr-ly disrressi , tg ! . olv!eied dou bly so by the presence of several agoni?.. l pdrents who were on Cne shore and linable to rescue their , children from the waves. From a personal me, (plait - Hance with many of the ,deceased, we are enabled to testify to their Mat .—Tdern pa rents, affectionate brothels and siiters, acid an ex tensive circle of di.tant relations and friends, Fire 1..•1t to bewail this unexpected and awful visitation. While it operates as a warning to those who sur vive, not unnecessarily to risk their lives, let it impress us Koh this solemn troth, that, " in the mifi4t of life we are in ifdath," 110 d to be prepared fur so stithieo a change is the peculiar privilege of the good and - virtuous. CHlisle Castle is now undergoing very int ppriant alttvrations, additions, And improvemen:s,, in order to make it the principal military Depot for the Not - Ih. A cou.iderable number of infait. try will be permanently quartered 4.vithitt the Castle, the canton will be mounted, and the prin.. deft.nees much sttengthened. We rejoice at thi—for so venerable Aul usetul a fabric should not be periniiird to crumble beneath the tooth of Litue with inditicrence..-7(Carlisle ,Patriot.)