The Sun. — London, England, 1819-11-19 00:00:00

TO ALL LOYAL ADDRESSERS. " When bad meu combine, good men asso ciate."—The approaching Crisis demands your in stant and incessant exertion.—lt is not in the nightly watchings, nor in the daily parades of thp held, that all your diligence is to be occupied : these are needful to prevent a part of the danzer from coming, or to encounter it when it comes ; another duty, less laborious, but not less fin portant, is necessary, and to that I call you. You have testified by your signatures the pledge of pri.iciple, of honour, and of conscience, to the defence of the Constitution against all its Enemies. AVhatever be the language of your several decla rations, this is thtir spirit and substance. The Enemies, against whom you are . so solemnly pledged. are not aliens to our soil. though aliens to her interest. Against a civil foe no %ear can be waged but a civil war: and thk, _ Iluhusitat ingly say, must be and ought to be Ivaged. The obloquy of a phrase, so abhorrent every English feeling, must be fl,ne. back upou those who first violated the inter nal repo`, of England.— peare—at victorious peace—wit !lie world, 11% r 11,1:1) childr , •n nave awakened her to war : and, if they do not ca‘t down 'heir undwitul wcapon,, she has odic, cHl4ren, who will chas- tise their rebellion,.and (hen) bad; into suh• milsiveness —Pox Cello querenda mote !elm-tautly I would din 4 my sword against a tel low_colz,n. the more fharply it should fall, when he had once compelled it out of ils scAbard. Torre is, hol ever, a more hut rdiite exertion ; an exertion, ►►Bich beilie preventive reti►er than penal, is assuredly more desirat;le. Concur in it rigorously, and undeviatingly ;--yon fiur►, Gentleme►►, very soon find, its whole some tifects. You i►ossess among yourselves s large numerical force, and a still larger personal power. Your ranks include by tar the greatest portion of the properly, the money, and the commerce of the Empire. Use these to put down Rebellion—and your swords, perhaps, will not be necessary. Employ no cletics, or agents, or journeymen, or servants, who read radical moths, who attend radical meetings, or who wear radical ensigns. lirithdraw yunr custom from all tradesmen who . allow thcir shops to be the receptacle of radical who adv , ptize in radical newspapers, Who subscribe to radical sotievers, who read sedi tion, or who mount it upon tiwir heads. Give no orders to goy mann!arttirer who, in any of tie above modes, exhibi!s his radic.,,lism. 40 . a wnt►l, buy !tot our arlicle of e!►nsumption or Commerce tiont a Radical, or a favonter of NHrti eats. Put !bent out of the vale 01 all socialinter course, aPrl, be assurer!, iilf crest kill bring hack 1 0 their duty the needy 1001 and his s.tdid Associate for THIS purpose.—Your Enemies hav e set the example. Feeble as it is in. their bands, it evidences their hearts.—ltetaliate it lIPon them.—lf it be a civil war, it is at least a Llc►ortless one.—Wi; h you, it is Justice--►with Olen) it is Conspiracy. TEN AX. Last night, at nine o'clock, the PRINCE Re 111kNr arrived at Carlton-house, from Brighton, a ccompanied by Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD. The PIIIICeSS of WALES, it is said, intends scorntling the winter at Marseilles. Yesterday the Earl of LivrtilPont, and Viscount C ASTLERFAGH had 9 long consultai ion with Iris t'outit Sin . mouTti at the Secretary ot State's Of , her for the Home Department. The Duke and Dochess of CLARENCE returned I t ^ town on Wednesday evening, from Bushy 4) Sik, to dinner. Yesterday their Royal High tresses walked in St. James's Park. In (lie even i('g the Duke and Duchess of Yoarc dined wi:k ilieir Roy , .) Highnesses, at their residence in t B t. James's Palace,—Yesterday meaning the iChess of CLARE,NCE went t o Kensington Pa-H l ace, on a visit to the I)uchess of KENT. Yesterday alernoon Prince LeoroLo arrived Tt • lel)Singtor) Palace from Claremont. His Royal _V;elitiess dined with .the Dike ant! I)uchess of T l P '. l ' 47 , and afterwards proceeded to Marlborough :The CHANcP.Lina of the EXCHEQUER bad a ;rand dinner put y yesieiday. dFEV ER IN rS were received yester• a y from Cad,z, dated the 29tb.ult. 'lll, fever is t k"htally declining ; it has assumed a less Ina le*"3llt form, Hod the number of n e w cases i s grcatly s sened • The deaths we re 78, 70, and 60, on (lie it ~, days p rece di ng t h e 29 ; 'he return of "et 0 6 S011S, Recording to the last official eport , b: /l Y 6 ,200 At Seville, the fever does not Hp liar to h ave moth-rated the same de; lee t 8'1 " Cadiz ; but in that city, con-idertug its very eat extew and population, its ravages have been mparatively limited• 11 Letters from G:braltar are arrived to the 27th ta • ; at which time, we are happy to state, tt:e t i o tl ison remained perrect!y tree horn all intec u, n • it oriv be hopeu therelore, us the fever -43 declining the l ast in malignity at Cadiz, according to t ze last accounts, the inhabitants of this for wholly escape fro m i ts i n fl uence . 1 1 , 1 'e Earl an d C oun t ess of CHARLEMONT still Ih 4l "4 on the Continent, and at the date of the 411 let tets to their friends, w ere i n p e rf ec t 4. • rec. 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I found that "'FHB SUN" had thrown its rays on the town ; and therefore should you, Sir, think the insertion of a Copy of the Speech admissible in your columns, I shall be amply rewarded for my communication, and rest in hope that I may at least have drawn attention to a subject interesting to the country at large, and enabled some of your intelligent and loyal Correspondents either to eoufiim or refute the imputations allegetl against the Borough of terslield. 1 VIATOII. COPY of the SPEECH of the Late EDWARD GIBBON, Esq. on the DAY of ELECTION of MEMBERS to serve in PARLIAMENT for the BOROUGH of PETERSFIELD, ill the Year, 1761. GENT appear here in a Situation very different from my Expectations; I hoped to have stood here the "Isscr ler of our Cononon Independency. I can only lament with you a Yoke it is impossible for us to shake off! !"! The most considerable pint of the still remaining Inde pendent Freeholders of this Borough addressed themselves some time ago to my Father, as a Gentleman, whose past conduct had deserved their n•terin;and . desired he would offer himself a Caodnltte. They were justly provoked with so many Noininations, with the .I.lockery of If:dee:ions, where Gentlemen were returned for the Borough, who hardly knew i n what Cuunty it we.i siluat,ll ! !! ably Fat tier accept, d their offer with thanks, hut soon after wards (I fear out of an ill grounded-partiality) desired they would translcr the Honour of their Choice iipon ►ne. I had satisfaction of receiving that Mark of their Approba tion.- From that time I bad the greatest reason to hope for Suc cess. //-71/ceni Threats, without Promises, by no Methods Is/could bitesh to acknowledge in thus place, I could without presumption promise myself the Majority of the nt st. Lillie pendvnt Freeholders in opposition to that UNKNOWN Can didate, with wtio,iE Nhnit we are but JUST made ac quainted ! ! One flan disappointed all these hopes: a man who after every Engagement which could bird a Gentleman, or an Ho nest Man, infamously abandoned me. This treachery, and the consequences it bath had, leaves me nothing else to do, than to express my most grateful sense of my Obligations to my Friends, Obligations unconnected with Success, and which (were every nobler P:inziple wanting) my Pride would never suffer me to forget. • Had I succeeded, I should have used my utmost endeavours to have acted op to the great Tiust reposed in me. I should have considered a Seat in Parliament neither as a Title of Honour, nor as an Instrument of Profit, but a laborious and important Duty, to which the greatest Parts, joined to the severest application, are scarcely equal. I should have en deaeourcd to follow the path of:lluderationand Impartialit ; , Loyal to say K og ,cat tout Servility, Zealous for my County without ruction, attached to the general welfare of Great Britain,J.mt Out inattentive to the particular Interests of the Borough I had the houocr to repreient. Excluded front I his agreeable Prospect, I must confine my Ambition within the Duties of a Private Life : and I Gape my behaviour as a Man, and a neighbouring Gentleman, will never make My Friends repent their - having thought In e worthy of an high( r Character. litcnAnnsoN, GoonLucx, ai,d Co. respectfully , acquaint the Public, that the next Day of Draw ing will be the 9th of December, whet, two spore 20,0001. Money and Consul Prizes will be drawn,•. and 'the eliai;ce of Four tnore oil that Day.-- ItiCHARDSON, CrooBLUCK, anti Co. sold last Lot tery No. 710, a pity! of 36,0001. Consols, , and No 709, a I' , ize of 5001. - in whole Ticket, ; and it the present Lottery No. 4396, - 6. Prize of 4001 Consols, in a whole Ticket. and No. 9396, : a of 4001. .Consols, in Sh. Ares. Tickets and Shares are on Sale at their Offices, Bank inl4s , Cornbill, and Charing Cross. - The Persian A InbassAdor anti suite mired in from Scotland on - Monday last w4 ie Excellency slept, and left that city the folluty ing day, for Mount . Stewart, the seat of the Mar quess of LONDONDERIIY, whence he will proceed on a visit to tire AI orquels of Dowtmluut, at Hillsborough. . DTs, EDITOR —Oa juhrtiey to the Isle of Wight a few days !incr. 1 regted it 9 small town called Pttersfiekt, not fAt. from Portsmootii, known for its antiquity and celebrity in hett. A • times. During the few hours 1 rem3itted there, I sauntered about the toun, and on pissing a Bookseller's shop in the iligh-street, my at-. tention was caught by a !lated paper hanging in the ‘rimb,w, having the tr,,rds " fnE SPERCI-r! con4piello..s letteis abole it. I was fri)m curiosity induced to lead it, and tumid it to he the ,Speech tuf no less an eminent man than EDWARD GIBBON, the Histinian, who contested the Election for Members to serve in Parliament for that florongh many years ago. enclose 14 copy of this sante Paper, which may serve to indicate the bribery. corruption, and tyrannical nsnrpmion of the elective franchise of the independent Free holders that must have been exercised at that time. f, as insinuated, I hope by Radicals only, the sau►e system prevails at the present time, not only in Peterslield, but in several neighbouring Boroughs, surely the cry for Reform, which has been raised in so many places, is not frivolous or unreasonable, but seems to claim attention•equal to the importance of the .demand. I understood also, whilst I was in that town, that a paragraph bad ap peared in THE Se N alluding to a'' Borough,lo which the second Member had been seen but twice during the space of sixty years" !! ! Some said '' tl►e cap fitted" their freeholders ! Having obtain. ed Tug SPEECH I et turn ed to the Inn, in- roR THE, SUN. MR. EDITOR,--1 have picked up another Song, (Lie ‘couid almost think that the S;r. droppcd them on purpose for my fiudiug. FLINT. THE RADICAL TOOTII-DRAWER. Ile Is barn with teeth ! And so I was—which plainly signified, That 1 should anuri, and ode, and play the Dog. This is to give notice, that Lieutenant GREENOUGii' In bis Maje , ty's service no more will he sten now; That no inore-lo the London Light Horse be will prance it, But lay down the lanes, and return to the lancet. In the cause of the Crown I will handle no sabre, But tug at the teeth of illy radical Nailibiint ; Who sloes nothing —vow. fellow I —hut carry him plots ony As honest as Hvar, and as loyal as WitTso.v. At drawing a sword, I am clumsy, in truth ;- But no one is neater at drawing a tooth; To the mmith of my patients, I put in my paw, Though I never was famous at hoJdiag thy jaw. Tin. Ministers—they are mere grinders, I doubt 'em So the Radicals must have their eye-leeth about 'cm ; I can ciea❑ their foulmouths, as Shall plainly be shown Ily the pains 1 have taken in cleaning my owe. My sword I will never slim out of its sheath, Hut limit my valour to showing my teeth ; as with my own I so closely have linled your Rights, won't you, dear Radicals, buy my Tooth Tincture ? 'Twill whiten the fangs of each Radical fighter ; Not King HARRY the Ninth's White Hat shall be whiter And Hawn,' and I will brash off together, For our Radical courage has shewn the white feather. Then buy tip wy Tincture, that fenious invention ! The wonders it works are too tedious to meution And of each scurvy Radical who for it comes, 'Twill the scurvy eradicate out of his gums. Now off with ray sash !—and henceforth I'll be seen, Since Citt:Exouctes my name, in a ribbon of grecu ; And the London Light Horse, when they turn out to fight, Shall find, that the Dentist has turn'd out A BITE. THE NEW OPENING. " Qni flick ; c /nava. Vietain date: sueciait alter, E 1 rnihi dividao ji adelur mu.nere plat/frt." Q. H. F. Epist. xvii. lib. 1 • The RADJCALS declare, without an " agent," They ca re not for the House of Lord's or ReTent ; Buttpi.TT too swears, without a tag-rag summons,. There's not in Westminster a House (j Commons— And Hostile Wilms, front Borough's close now Prove clearly that there is no Parley meant ! But honest BuLL, whilst Heaven's high arch shall ring, Will loudly shout for CommoNs, Loran, and KING! !! I. G. N. INTELCIGENCE. . BETIING-IIOOM, NoVEMAER 18. DER3y, . 14 to 1 agst br. to Blucher sto 1 agst br. to Whisker 14 tot agst Ut. Parse's c. 18 to 1 apt The Duke 15,10 I agiit Sailor 20 to 1 egit colt out of Briseis 16 to I agst Pindaree (2%) to 1 agst e. out IA 'roue 1G to I 'agst b rot h er to C omus OAKS. oto 1 agst Bride 12 to I apt b. f. by Waxy 2 to 1 egst f. by Wh a l e b one 1 LTNIVERSTI Y INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 18.—At a 101 l Congrega tion On Saturday l,st , a Liyal Andress was voted by the Senate to . his Royal Highness the Prince Regent._ The Rev. John Horseman, B. D. of Collins Christi College, Oxford, was on the lOth instant admitted ad eundent of this University. On Monday last the Graduates of this Univer sity, according to a notice that had been issued, held their second Public Meeting, with a view to form a Society for Philosophical Coormunication ; when the Rev. IV. Faris!), B D. Jacksonian . Professor, being called to rite Chair, Dr. B. D. Clarke brought up the Report of rite Committee appointed to construct the Regulations of the - Society. These Regulations were then severally moved by the Chairman, and passed. It was re• solved that the S ,, ciety hear the name of " The Cambridge Philosophical Society ;" and that it be instituted _lor the purpose of promoting scientific enquiries, and of facilitating the communication of Jacts connected with the advancement of philo sophy. This Society is to consist of a Patron, a President, a Vice-President, a Treasurer, two Secretaries, Ordinary and Honorary Members. A Council is also appointed, consisting of the above mentioned Officers, and seven Ordinary Members. Immediately atter the institution of the Society, upwards of . one Hundred Graduates of the Uni versity were admitted as Members ; and the •01- • -- freers and Council - for the . present year w ere elected. " At a Common day of the Corporation of this place, held yestrtday, at the Town HAll, Joii N Pu 11611 AS, E..q. Alayor, in the Chair, a Loyal Addr,ss to his Royal Highness the Pnixca RE GENT " Lt 9 vo , ed onanimously."—(Cambrii(ge Chronicle, Nov. IS ) KING tionstaT littuctr.—Dunferniline, Nor. 12, 1819 —There was tumid on the lOW lust., hniorg •the rubbish at ound the gra re of King Robert Bruce, a copper-plat e, tour inches wide, and fire and 3-Stli inches long, havitrg instribed on it a craw li, the letters " Roberti's Scotortun Rei," and a cross embracing within- the augtes four raffles, erich with five poiws. This discovery is most- import- d ant, being all th a t was. wanting:to comph)tely sipate the doubts that still lurked in the breasts 1 of many, who were not satisfted with the ex;stiog I historical accounts, that the body, about which so I notch has been said, was t h at o f t h e levere d assert or of Scottish independence.—(Edinburgh Paper.) • •The Dublin Theatre is this year to he opened for the season, not by pater►c, bat by the peruds:- slot) of the „Lord.Lientenanr, with - the 'powerful support of Hiss CYNEILL. SHIP NEWS. MARGATE, Nov. IS.—The Rising Sun, Stites, of Philatielplia, from Bremen, was taken charge of by some boats from hence, anal calpied to Whitstable, having been on shore on the Knock, and lost her rudder, windlass, anchors and cables. HARWICH, N,v. lB.—Arrived the D;e 1.1011- ming, Millbradt, from Tonningen to London, with loss of anchor, ciabie, and bowsprit, having been run tool of by a brig. StaBEENE&s, Nov. 1f3.- - - , Arrived the Neva, Jackson, from Riga, with toss of anchor and ca ble. The Sheffield, Shaw, and Ann, Poppfeweli, finin London ) have pot in here, the former with lose of anchor, and the latter with loss of chain cable and anclior. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 18.—Artived his ;Majesty': ship Liffey from Plymouth. Passed by the Wil liam and Alfred for the West Indirs, and Volusia, Russell, fur Jomaira. DEAL, Nov. 18.—Carne down from the River, and sailed, the Lushington,Sughrue, fug. St. Kitts, and Thetis, for Barcelona. 1118 MARKETS. (To sink the Offal; per Stone of B!bs.) Beef 4s. Od. to ss. Od. I Veal ss. Od. t o Gs. 0,1. Aluttun ..4s. 04. to ss. 6d. Pork ss. Od. to Os. 6d. Lamb Os. Od. to Os. Od. Beasts Calv CATTLE AT MARKET. 720 I Sheep and Lambs 4,900 260 Pigs HAY AND STitt. PER LOAD. Hay ... ,C 3 10 0 to,CS 10 01 Cloi•er..Z . s 0 0 tO,C7 0 0 Straw Z 1 80 to 1 16 0 FURIOUS DRIVING. CoRoNEk'S INQUEST.—Yeiztcrday an Inquisition was taken before THOMAS SHELTON, Esc!. at the Jacob's Well, in Barbican,.on.the body of a child named John Suattord, aged 1S mouths. James Webb, collector of the toll at the Turn. pike in Old•strect, St.. Luke's, stated, that on Friday last, about two o'clock, Le was on ditty at the gate, when a Mr. Samuel Jackson, residing at Bridgewater-gardens, Barbican, galloped Him' the gate on horseback at a very furious rate. At this molurnt a little girlo.ith the deceased in her arms, was crossing the road .trout Golden-Line to Brick-lane, and was, by the.lotce of the animal, knocked down, and the horse trod on the head of the deceased, and galloped off wilh great speed, but was stoppud by a person near St. Luke's Church, and Me. Jackson, the rider, was brought back. The deceased was taken to Mr. Jackson, surgeon, in Old-sticct. Sarah Stratford, an interesting little girl, and sister to the deceased, stated that site, by the de sire of her parents, who live in Ilridgemater-gar dens, took the deceased.' out for an airing ; site Went as far as Oid•stieet ; and as she was crossing the road, near the Turnpike, %vitt) th e deceased in her aims, a man who was on horse back gallupped over her, and knocked the deceased Out of her arms, and the horse tramped over it, and the man beat the horse, and gallop per) off immediately. • Mr. Thomas Jackson, surgeon, residing in- Old -street, stated, that lie examined the c ' when it was brought to his shop, and found a se vere bruise on the right eye ; he attended the deceased, and rendered it every assistance, but he died on Tuesday ,morning ; since which he bad examined the head, and found an .cxten sive int - lammaion on th e surface of the brain, and also a quantity of water • was bet ween the dura mater:tind the brain, which was the cause of his death, and that those appearances'were pro duced from external violence. Juror—Jackson, !limn being sent to by the ha rems of the deceased for a Hide assistance, they bilIT very poor, refused, that the loss ot 6he child in a large family was of no conEeciaeoce. .The Jury retorped a verdict of - Manslaughter against sawuel Jackion ; and the Coroner issued his warrant tor his apprehension. A Proclamation has been issued by the Loan LIEUTENANT of IRELAND, deChritlg 114 e County Of Roscommon to. be hi a sure of disturbance, and requiring an extraordinary establishment of Police. StnctnE.7—Afew days ago, Charlotte Ulford, licook io the fantiiy of Mr. Edward Harris, Can terbury,place, Lambeth, put a period to her fexiit.tite by cutting ter throat. She had been in. the family only a tetlldays, during which she ap p.eattd its n melancholy and de 'kited state of mind, which, it . is surd, Was occasioned by a y0n0. , ,, roan ho..had paid his addressei to her having been latrly married to another. Do the morning she tomu.itied the act, she remained in bed after her fellow-servant ; the latter, finding she had not . got up at eight o'clock, went into tut' roo m , a nd ft nod her with her throat cut. A surgeon was cAled• in, hut she died in a few minutes. CORN EXCHANGIC, Nov. 19.—Althongh we have had hut little Wheat fresh in since ►llonday, the trade was heavy this morning, and only fine sam ples could be got Gti, and all other descriptions are full Is. per qr. lower.—Fine Barley is Is. per (Jr. clearer, having had but little at market this %I:eek ; but there is no amendment in the ordi nary qualifies, which still continue nearly nn saleable.—Oats are rather better sales, and fine Corn ls. per gr. higher.—ln other articles there is no alteration. SMITHFIELD MARKET, Nov. 19.—There was a good supply of all kinds of Cattle at Market this murning, and prime Cattle obtained a good price ; Mutton and Veal were at last prices ; Pork was somewhat cheaper.--In the Hay Market, there is nu difference in the price of Hay since last Monthly's Market: Straw and Clover remain as per our last quiitation.—The following is a correct statement of the l'rices and Numbers at Market:---