The Sun. — London, England, 1820-02-03 00:00:00

hi' le de' ` nlo~ fo r lb I O r' )11°°' wo w e I ,lc" c of It' J rot' jt 9°' 14 o pei l ; 0 0 vil e° c el l e 1!`!.. , _4l r;=~ ....uUBLOTTE had us l'ived hum New et nada, with 3000 men ; and that BoLIVAR was %lit hin four days march of him, having left Gene ral SANTANDER Vice•Ptesident of the Kingdom. it I S supposed that liott VAR intended to niiikey he " te alPt to drive Mottm.o not of the Caraecal." Extract of a Letter from Curacoa, dated sth instant, by the 'i t schooner Fox. - 4 ,•' 1 ,, The Governor-General of Carracas, has this ;. in °ruing arrived h ere f rom La Gityri, in an open )0 4t• IVe cannot conjecture the cause of his arriv a l. -,„ ‘ , ... 4 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ..--, By the Poriopey, which arrived yesterday frum .I,lt l I , 'l.'v ri onduras we learn, a sevete gale of wind was kc,exPerienced there in October last ; two ships .;.:•,, bound to Europe, fulk• laden, were 10,t, together ;',...' w ith their cargoes, at, the same time wiill the bii•l4 ~ Mary, ;:-.,_ The felucca Corregider, one of AullY'S cru;zers, d al/ch nred at Port Royal, from Old Providence.- 7,) '. . r lie object of her coming to this Island we are not Y- "'Lire of ; it is supposed lor the purpose of vn - deavouring to recruit men to annoy British ontrneree. • tv ~,..-. -• e ale ihfortned that the British. Commerce '.•, ,l . eiwten the Islambof Cuba, is m u ch intercepted by a set of depuedators, who put at iiefiince • , j.ect doe to an y N at i ona l Fl a g. the t es C k ;*;Thoina,. : 1 u " c "A Dec , 4 . —Accounts had reached St. 1,- f ~,,. - ` fron t M a r g ar tta, i that the Independent ''' s r i l,,at e pi rt ,, ry, ° of 32 guns, Broores liag-ship, ,4 ; Ilk 31 P‘unp ata, " w hil e i n t h e a ct of heaving . ", catiied along with her a 6;4; of war into 4 t: ' " ell a depth othat it • •thoug ht th ey t miler, '••e4 4 ,",,„ ol bei;ov e up again. "r Extra c t of a Letter from Curacoa, Nov. 19. .7 The situation of this country is, by no means 11.0 desperate as you suppose. It is true BOLIVAR al'as done great inisChief in - the Kingdom of Santa F 6, and may (lo still more ; however, from cre t .6 ilable accounts, his situation becomes morecri ,oo, re lIc " 1 . Th e i n h a bi tants, w h o h a d at st joined t ; , 6,r . ' " 11 , begi n to see th e ir error, in consequence of .10 1 C 1 • 4 A nch he has suffered great desertions. DE LA ' l* tor w r i tes %. ,i 'RE wtes from Panipeluna, they are deserting i i'.l7 hund re d s, en a and joining his division. GUERRERO ilas t,, en Euglish Colonel, who is at , present .111 Vale n ci a . He was to . take the command .of .• .*ltie for e i gn troops at M ar garitta, an d ' to ma k e , m, t. another attack on Cumana." a - ~. ..i • ' '. ' Parliament, we see, has adjourned'iill the 17th ,Nissans, in order to proceol t 9 bitsiness, as SOOD ' , S the ee s renionie4 of the Royal.Funerils bre over. `°', We'hope then to • s - ee the new reign commence ' , l‘.‘ M I the ado t; ••of -,. • •- s • , . .a I p..Go .. . ,.t.r!„ n,ta to•e tieress F y or ,•,. ~t s the relief of the Subject, and the dignity of the ,!Einpit . e. ..• _ 4 . : :,,') _........,,,,„„,..._. It is highly gratify:ug to fit'i, by the : 1 " 41 ,'crowds who assemble eve' y diy to leave their 4113[Des at Carlton Palace, in order :,) testily their trondolenceon she he.vy in. , . which th e new So vereign has ~,s h i i n ed , t h e d t ep vette: allot) that is fen o n the d eat h o f t h e most v i rtuous tout and P , t•N ~u e t»OSt uprig ht Alonarch th a t ever sat on t h e k II . trone 01 - . t his or any country. We dont)! not that the new King , will tre.od in the foot w hi s '.. revered Father ; and, after alt the storms d Which have thAen Enrope to its centre, add, by . d w Otis o n Con duct , to the happiness of his People nd the dory of his Emnire. Oue of the unfortunate consffquences of his severe indkpositiou is the impossibility I " 3l (ing a Council for the alteration of the Li. "gY, and for other purposes, on account of which it has been the estabilsbed practice tla4it a Council should be convened , as soon as possible Hift cr au Accession. And it appears too probable, hunt -the Reports of the Physicians, that tu.v be continued for several days There is i title n 771 e Illornin,; Chronicle to-day an ar taken front The BritishMunitor of the 23d tilt. which we extr,e t ,,,j fi um t h at paper, and inserted in TH E S it UN of t h e following day The article, as , appear e d i ll Th.e Pritish illo.qitor and TH SUN, vas styl e d " ( 6°l' A Moil' impol r ant ii oonmaNT, " b. it 0 it appeared so long hack in both Papers, its "nportance was not discoveted by The Mornit'g Chronicle till this day. This Document, as our Readers will retuctuber, related to the liberties taken by the Press of this Country, in its dating comments on the conduci of ot:ier States ; and Tice Chronicle, adverting to a letter from Pt ince le 'METTERNICH, observing that it " seems to "ountenance the reality " of the document in question, says, " had doubf aas to its Hittite!). deity, as we thought it almost impossible that any 'oreign Cabinet could have the audacity to send in ‘!tnetions to a Minister resident in at the Co urt o f itlott, so instili;o g to the Government and the P' ,, pl e of the .. eoutury" This is a strange and auk .aid censure on the part ot The Chronicle, h w hic has " the aut!acity " to insult the Spanish Am ha".ador every day by the most scandalou s at- ii.' taaa,upon the cha,a:tcr condtte; or 00.4 6 tc , teign. We kunw not whether any coMplaints were really made by any Foreign Courts, of the ilsults passed upon them in the Oppostion Joutn4s of thin country; but we think that thq have abundant reason for such 'complaints. We ~ohjoin the Letter front the Prinea de METTER- vices, that the Public may see whether it will justify the bold insintiation in The Chionicle, that lie " instruction s aforesaid have been really sent to o.ir G6ret Innen!. FRANKFORT, DEC. 9. 3. —Oar labours will be crowned with entire success and Europe will find in them a new guarantee (4 . its tranquillity. The Decrees of the Diet of the 20th Sept. are now in operation throughout all Germany, a:id their favourabte effects begin already to be felt. The agitation has sensibly diminished; the 'revidutioaists are checked, several of them have even sought for refuge in foreign cowftries; the loyal party again raises its head, and is enlarged by the ac cession of honeit weak men, who, until now, bad not ventur ed to'declare themselves. The first retrograde movement againA revolutionary Oineiples has been fortunately and pnw•erfnlly supported by the energetic measures of the Bri-i tiA Parliament; and if the French •Government have the wisdom to avail itself of these favourable conjunctures, to adopt a course more Monarchieat, nothing can hereafter im pede the complete triumph of the cause of the friends of or der, at a time when, of all others, the intimate union existing amongst the great powers renders all political complication impossible.—This Circular is authentic.—(Gazette de Prance.) Though we shall not imitate The Morning Chro nicle, by entering into frivolous controversies with other Niters, the folly and bad taste of which has exposed it to disgust as well as contempt, yet we shall never pass over its insidious attempts to em barrass the Government of the Country. There is this day in that mischievous Paper a long article touching upon various points, and im pudently suggesting topics to Ministers which are likely to be the first objects of their at tention, las soon as matters of mot e . imme diate interest will pennit. offered,to GovernMent by that patriotic Journal, it suggests the propriety of a reduction in tire army, and an extinction of the office of .Commander-in- Chief. It then revives a correspondence between his present MAJESTY and his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, W i de!) hi, MAJESTY, trusting to his own rectitude, ,and feeling the consciousness of his own dignity and importance in the State, listened perhaps too much , to bis-".earlytriends ;" those . friends, who' were really Republicans, under the pretended cover of WhigOstu, and so anxious for Power, that 'hey were ready, to attain it by any means which would degrade the Royal cha racter, and perplex the Government. But his Majesty at, leogth . opened his eyes on their real character and designs, - and very properly threw tt)ein off, ti 4 we hope, never to re-admit them into his confidence. It is not difficult to detect the artifices these Republicans, through the illedioin of their old channel, The Morning Chronicle, for by its. infamous scurrility agaiait the Sovereign of Spain. it attempts to in volve us in a quarrel with that Country, it pro poses a reduc:ion of our Army, that we may be unprepared for hostilities. thif he not really is purpose, it h-rs certainly - urged conn sels tending to produce such consequences. — We are as adverse to large Standing Armies, as The Chronicle; or any other adversaries, of Go verument;but in the present critical state of the Continent, which is too much infected with Re poblican notions, we should be prepared for events, and not cast aside those weapons which luety be necessary for self-defence. The Country has just recovered from a most alarming state, arising, in a great degree, from the diffuSion of those doctrines and principles which The Chro nicle, and other Jacobinical publications, have supported, and which, in their nature, were calculated to undermine every sense of loyalty and attachment to the present form of our Government. thedanger has been happily removed by wise legis lative enactments; but as wicked Writers are still insidiously at wink to revive it, we • trust that, Ministers Will riot proceed with is rash haste, hot in due time vitry into cffert any retrenchments that may be necessary to lessen the national bill - tlo-ns, but not to impatr the National di g nity and protection. Among the h i ors we csunot hrlp concluding without adding our surprize, that 'The Chronicle did not recommend a reduction of our NavY, as well as of our ARMY, that the Country might be txpnsed to foreign invasion, as well as to insurrection at home. Extract of a Letter from the Agents to Lloyd's, at Cuxhaven, ihttud 2711; January. " A rapid that% h.te rmktn place, with all of a continuance, and - 1 am of opinion, that in the course of thtee or tour days, the Elbe will be navigable to Hamburg!), which re lease the vier nuniber of shipping at present in that harbour." Olt the hotly of the Duke of KENT being opevi eil, it was rolitq! that an auscess had becu tot toed on the tight lithe ( i f t h e lungs, hit had accu nlillated much pus i n every other respect, the bolv wits tenork4hiv TO THE EDITOR OF filE SUN. DEAR Su —lt were almost i sacrilegious act to withhold any one circumstance which can illus trate the character of our dear departed KING.— Your knowledge of me will induce yOn, I am sure, to' guarantee to your Readers the truth of whatever I may relate. In 1788, when his MAJESTY visited Worcester, I was a very tulle boy, residing there. A better feeling, perhaps, than curiosity made roe fol'ow him ithunt the town through his walks r-...-Aor the whole time of the Royal Visit was one holiday and jubilee. Ills MAJE.t•TY was / accompanied by a great crowd, but not any guards : I was imme diately at his side, with my eyes never al hia face. At this instant the good old Monarch is before me.—l pressed much too near and one of the attendants motioned to put' me aside. The KING laid his hand on my head, and said, in the kindest voice I ever heard, " Let him alone he will be one of my defenders by and bye." I really belie•e; Sir, that no small portion of my personal Iciyalty, arose from thi, circumstance and grew up with my years :—if it did, nu good heart will think the gorse of it. E. ROYAL FUNERALS. SECup The intelligence from Pa r ris Papers of Monday , rereivo;! :hio morn- inv., is of the 20th, bot have„s27a froir ALirfrid of the 21st; iviiit7b Got speak of the reporter! , Insorreetionr:r7 rnovQr- - zitts in thrit City, anti are silent as to 2Ziair.; in Andalusie. The Report of yesterday of he fall of Cadiz, sair! to have been received from Gibraltar, is a fabri• cation. have just had put into my hands your Paper of last night, which, to my great asio-' nishinent, I find contains one a the most impu dent and audacious LIBELS on tnly character; that ever disgraced the Ptess; my engagements foi• the clay, prevent my answering this a'ttocions attack in time f.or insert inn this evening, but 1 frost, to-111Orrow, to forward you such a statement, fl 4 shall bring both disgrace and punishment on aittlbet s of this total conspirev against the purses and characters of myself and Mr,.GLossoi , I am. Sir", Your obedient Servant. W. T. MONCRIEFF. 17, Cauterbpry Place, Lambeth,,3tl Fel). 1820. SHIP NEWS. • DIAL, FEB. 2.—Came down from the River las h evening, and sailed with the whole of the o w ward-hound, the (lope, Vrinon, for Rat badoei. The Unity,-Wrentmore, from Batavia, sailed' fot the River, but she has put back again. PORTSMOUTH, FEB 2.—Sailed the Asia, Bal• derston, for China ; Ajax, Clark, for Madras ; Neptune,Ateddrick, for the Cape of Good Hope; Amy, Bloornsfield, for Genoa and Leghorn ; Sprightly and Adder- cutters on-a croi-e, PENZANCE, JAN. 31.--:-Arrived the Edward, Douglas, from Lont!on for'St. Vincen in di,- tress, having split InOst of her sails, and throe n a nomber of cattle overboard, in a gale. PL' mOurn, FEB.Vett the DMA s' ore ship Flora frpni Port Mahon, to take the cfl;- , o of the Prins Frederick Dutch 74, lying: th,re. Li f aiwicn. FEB. 2.--Sailed thB Lady Nepra , t packet ler HollAnd, and Beaufoy packet for Cux- have'n, both witb mails. , PALMOUTII, JAN. 31.—Arrived . the Lord lio• hart packet with a mail from New York, in '29 days; and . Ann, Mackie, froth London for T rut: - titre. The American brig, Unity, Tl u which -ardvedihere on the 25' . 11 from 8.11 inl..)te, leaky'„ i 9 diSChti , giog her cargo. The Greenock, CAR Y, float Bengal', . . ar rived in the Clyde. _ . The Blocher packet, with a.mail from Jamaica, is ;irrived.at Falmooth---:-sailed the 23d Dec. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held v,t the Lost Ilot, Nvheii the wldt:l-.intioi,),, , ;(! ships were thus timed, vit For Nladrit stall Ship, Nioira, Vt'ondford., •Celo:thi:'ldel—To ittloat Feb. 'RS; to said train 'G'raveien March _ _ _ F I:. B74:1; lb;!y—Brut hers, Cafrulen —To he afloat March iff; to rui! ir o n ) Apiil 29. For Sl4, - Janics SibbnlJ, Phenix, Lid: be 'a:loot April 2S;. to -sail from ticaveseiii.! Mai: 15om113.,—Acia, Hyperion, Regret—To be afloat Apt 1:(; to ,ail'frein Goavek-iiii May 4 29. Providence, Kirk Elia-- - o afloat M:iy 27; to sail Irom.Grareenil June Lady Cartington, Asia, Tinian. atloat Juue 10; to sa:l from Gooses- ,; end 411:y 10. • . The followmg cutiotts owl -4c:culotte calcul.., tions were produced by Mr. JAok.s, in t;:• co.ise of speech yesterday in the Co r ni., Connell, proving the extra.,ldittai advatii•e whkci: ualion La made tinder his late MAJESTY`' Government, in populdtion; vreaith, tigticui tate, r&c. PorULATION-1760. Great lir:tain . s , 099 .000 Ctilohirs 12,500,c:00 (Omit i:claud.) --- ..:,iii.,:t7,:..:7ik.:.;; - 7.4. , ;‘4" ...,4: . ',..,';''• :W76 ...i4,4rt , v=iczw - ' il • - Y: .T 4, -, • - x , ?!. - r - ii. ~,....,------- ~,...,,,,., ~....., . ~,,, , T 4, - , , , ,,,,,,p, • , ~,,, ~. se:i., , , Ass , At: :i 111 tj, i±:1.)1 l'Ott Ott' TH i'.' SUN. • siq ...) . . . RR Strt.--It were almost a sacrilegious act to - :;. A , ,‘,*) old any one circumstance which cat) illttis- SUN-OFFICE, TaRER O'CLOCg. .. :he character of our dear departed KING...-. The intelligence from 'Matlri,;, tniltoin.:-:1 i:t !L. R . o.' knowled g e of me will induce you, I am Paris Papers of Monday I,;at, receivotl thin morn- .:', . `h... to' guarantee to your Readers the truth of ina, is of the 20th, but we have t seca Lci::ers Iron! k'.. 144 !vet I may relate. Madrid of the 21st; whkb do Got ..",ven speak of ~,,,;:4 7 1788, when his MAJESTY visited Worcester, the reported losorrectionr::7 enovQr - -zitts in this A M t i a very little boy, residing there. . A better City, and are silent as to t . *:) , elfair.; in Andalusit'. t . ''' . ! . . ow 4 , perhaps, than curiosity made me foPow The Report of yesterday of the fall of Cadiz, sair! 4.1. - -bout the to,‘n through his walks ;-- 7 for the to have been received from Gibraltar, is a fabli• ~,s. , c , • ~' ! time of the Royal Visit was one holiday cation. ~i: - ~:td Alice. Ilis MAJEtTY was accontpanied by . , k, 10 • , it crowd, but not any guards : I was imnte. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. PI yat his side, with my eyes never off his face. , „ . 3111--- , 1 have just had put into my hands your cis instant the good old Monarch is before paper of , • per last night, which, to my great aS;o. t A .1 pressed much too near ; and one of the nishinent, I find contains one of the most impt- 7Z,f. s , O lants motioned to put' me aside. 'fire KING de n t and audacious LIBELS o n , my character; ,*,..•,,, that ever disgraced the Ptess ; my engagements is hand on my head, and said, in the kindest for the dav, prevent my answering this a'trocions 14. I ever heard, " Let him alone; he will be attack in time for insertion this evening, but I f My defenders by and bye." trust, to-morrow, to forward you such a statement, .:. flisli , ll brit),, ,, both disgrace and punishment no ~,,'" eally believe; Sir, that no small portion of ,ii „aa tt hot s of this total conspirev against the °,'.e. , rsonal loyalty. arose from chi, circumstance purses and characters of myself and Mr,.GLossoi , 4,.. .t. rew up with my years :—if it did, no goodl am. Sir', - ,- , e, - t will think the noise of it. E. , Your obedient Servant, ,:.*...: , V. T. MONCRIEFF. 4, , I', Canterbury Place, Latnbeth,,Bil Feb. 1820. g ROYAL FUNERALS. , r SHIP NEWS. A THE LATE KING. —........ 40 ..... ,' -..' 7` e meeting of the Duke of Yoax, the Loan - DEAL, FEB. 2.—Cante down from the River last :.:, IBE.RLAIN, accompanied by Mr. MASI and evening, and sailed with the whole of the ow ~- :.. 'itysicians who attended his late MAJaSTY, ward-hound, the [lope, V , -1 non, for Bat badoes - ,,4 i took place at Windsor Palace on Tuesday, or the purpose of the .11,ke of Yon's., 4S The Unity, - Wrentmore, from Batavia, sailed' for 1 Is of the person of the late KING, as ap- the River, butt she has put back again. ed by Act of Paxliantent on the demise of the D i ORTSMOGTH, FEB 2.—Sailed the Asia, Bat- *' )teen, to deliver the remains of our, late 5,.. derston, for China ; Ajax, Clark, for Madras; ; IGN to the care of the Lout) CHAMBERLAIN ; which the Royal Body was carefully wr ap- Neptune,Alerldrick, for the Cape of Good Hope; , AMy, Bloomsfield, for Genoa and 1 seared cloth,. without any surgical opera- Leghorn ; 'i...,, e Funeral of the late KING is at nresent fixed Sprightly and Adder- cutters on-a crtti-e.— ke place on Wednesday, the 16rh inst., the PeNzANcE, JAN. 31.-:--Arriverl the Edward, gements for which are riot yet . fioally,deter- Douglas, from Loro!on for St. Vincent's, it) di , - i. (I, but it is understood that they will Ire neatly tress, having tlplit most of her sails, and - throe n ' E • ' ar to those WhiCh were made for the funer , tl a number of cattle overboard, in a gale. e late . Qugeig. They are to he conducted t:y PLyspiurn, FEB. I.—ArtiVed the Ditch s'ore- rs. FRANCE and RANTING, muter the direction 'ship Flora front Port Mahon, to take the cat -40 ...: : Le L 911131 CHAMBERLAIN. . . of the Prins Frederick Dutch 74, lying tht-re. 104' , ,c following is a copy of the Inscription on Il f , R w wit. FEB. 2.--L-Sailed the Lady Neuf:l , , ',.,,-,-" ;offit) ,Plate : packet ler Holland, and Beatifoy packet for Cox- 11 , i . DEPOSITUN . haven; both with instils. „4 , 7eniisimi Potentie.sian et. Ey.eellentissinii'MOnarchm GEottGll rEturti, - i PAL:M o U T 11, JAN. 31.—Arrived . the Lord 1.-i , ,. ~', -i , ::„ lei Gratis, Thitanuiaruiu Regis, Pitiei - Pefens9ris, hart packet with a mail front New York, in 2f) t ..'"! egilllanovern, ac Brunsvict et Luneln . agi Ducis, days; and An'o, Mackie, front London `or Tc.lic - ,' Obit X7:2X die .lanuaiii, Anna Dimitii mnuccxX. titre. The Amerlcan brig, Unity, Thoinvt3 , ,n, .." ,Etativsnx LxN.xt t, Regniqin: sot LX. which --arrived . here on the 25'11 from Bal irnote • „,. f .i. THE pUKE OF KF,i,:i. ~ leaky . , iS tLselia , ging• her rurgo. - • %r,- : to arrangetunta for the F,nteral of, the late ' ' ' , -----an , -----' '2 of liswe'ate determined . upein ;' it is to be as The Greenoc,k, M'CARTY, float Bengal,. is ar- ".,•`'.. l i e as p o , s ibl;.. •1 he mourning coaches and rived in the Clyde. .?.s were sent ntron'ltiesdey by Alessrs ItAitic. . The Blocher ;tacker, with a mail front Jamaica, 7 , : i .1,. 7 : . is ;iitived.at Fa Imouth--:- , ailed the 23d Dec. SAND aRs ; thr Itemise will leave town this day, 4 lie whole i's' so al-ranged as to reach Sidmouth Yesterday a C')""1-91 Directors " 5 , held at ' h ' ,'s s„ ~,,, ~i,,,„ C . )„ s„„,1„ y the remni,,, of the 1 E,s, ho ~ i. 11,,,e, i Nv heti the un mn 0.0,, det-e:i , ,, t: Duke aft to lie in private state. Op Nlondav s!t'f's VCi '.. 1 1 1115 "le.' , v'z ''-''' ~. _ .1' :.-- ...:I1 t__.. . ...,:.1:.:—..; I. :- 61,.. 4 . 11.... ..;•.:. . For NladrAt ;.nd i3eng': l ----New. Ship, M;Jira, t:ondford., :-1, THE LA'I•E KING. The meeting of the Duke of YORK, the LORD CHAMBRRI,AIN, accompanied by Mr. MAs.i and the Physicians who attetteled his late XIAJEISTY, which took place at Windsor Palace on Tuesday, WAS for the purpose of the 11,ke of Y o nK, as Costos of the person of the late KING, as ap pointed by Act of Paxliantent on the demise of the tate Qneen, to deliver the .tetnains of our late So l/FRI:II9N (,) the care of the LORD CnamßettLAlN ; after which the Royal Body was catefully %view ped in seared cloth,. without any surgical opera tion: • The Funeral of thr. bate KING is at present fixed to take phice on Wednesday, the 16rh inst., the arrangements for which are not yet deter mined, but it is understood that they will ue neatly to those were made for the inneral of the late . Q RE N. They are to he condneted try Messrs. FRANCS and 13ANTING, ;Jotter the direction of the LnaD CHAMBERLAIN. Th e to.llowiag is a copy of the Inscription ou cite Coffin Plate . . „ DEPOSI'rn4 Serenissimi Pdtentissimi et. EY. Celle ntissi 'Monarchm GI OftGII CER.TII, Dei Gratin, fat itaiiiliarniu Regis, Tidei - Pefensaris, Regi I :Janoverw, ac liruusvict et Lunebragi Obiit XXXX die Yanuatii, Antic) Domini mnuccxx. ,Etatis.sttx Lx Xlt, Regniqne iut LX. THE DUKE OF' The arrangernsits fur the Ftinerat of, she late Duke of KENT'at'e:determinetl uprin ;' it is to he as private as 1 , 0 ,00,1.. '1 he mourning coaches asiit horses were sent ntt on Tuesday by Iklessrs . . ItAiLeY and SaNDa RS j the bens se' will leave town this slay, and the hole i's' s 0 alTanged as to reach Si:!n:out is next 'S14(1111i8.. Ois Soo,lay the rentnitis of the lateDtske are to lie in private s'a'e: (its Monday aligning they will leave Sitllitottilt in the folioNing • -; miler t. The Body of his Royal Highness having beep embalmed, the first Mourning Coach will coniain the Urn, £ttc. followed by the Hearse containing the Royal I:cm:tins, (Lad surrounded by a military escort; after which will billow two Mourning Coaches, containing the .Ittsndants of his late Royal iigh ness,Atid the late Royal Duke's own Carriage.will close the procesiion. They will reach Windsor on the following S turday, when the Funeral will take place. It b:ing'contiary to etiquette that the• Royal corpse should be deposited at th. inns on the road, it has been so arranged thaton stoppage of the cavalcade, the Ito;al Remains shall he re moved tor the night to the Church - nearest to the town or village at which it may rest. • The interment 'of Ihe remains of his Roril Highness is expected to take plisCe on :;atorctay sennignt • . _ •• The following is a copy of the inscription opo,, the plate of the Coffin : DEPosiTum Paineipis - • • EDUARD' DE 13ttUNSW1CK-I.I.:NENBURG, Duels Cantii ct Stratliernim,Comitis Nubiliseiroi Ordinis Periseelidis, Honoratissimi Ordinis Mditaris de Balneo et Diustrissimi Qrdinis Saudi Patemii • Equitis, Filii Quartogeniti Augustissitui et Potentissimi Gcottatt TEratz, Del Gratia, Blitauniartim Regis, Fidei Defensoris, ()biit xXIII Die Jautukrii, Alum Domini MACCCXX. )Etatis sum mit. THE GENERAL MOURNING. The /present mon:Ding , will probably be one of the most gene ral and the ' 6 deepest " ever known in conse quence of ti:e et-at h of a Sovereign. All classes will be desitoos of shew log this outward nittrk tit esteem l ot th e worth and virtues of our !see re• vtred Hml lamented MoNARCH. Crape hat-bands are already worn by persons of the higher ranks, and will, no doubt, become universal, - espt ~tltrn it is C.thilieled that our manufactures Witt he benefi - cd at the saute time that a due tribute ot tespeet will be paid to departed Majesty. At one o'clock vesterd Fer« de-joie was fired by the 'troops in the Tower, in honour at the K i NG'S Accession. The U Flag was hoisted during the ceremony : alter which, " God save. the King' was lomily pronounced by the soldiers and swim:whoa spectator!. I . llr Flag was thee lowere'd to ti:e halt mast ; as it •wtli eon' tune until niter the obst quits of our late revered 11ooarch.: The Royal Library at lltic.k'agliam litote, wr have learot, was not, a 5 hay been supposed ty many, the private properry of the late Kti“.; thouch it was cnusidcrtilily ent elietl and Huguteut v d by Iris NIA.ifiSTY. 1! was first tortiped by tit tstii VIIi. out oh the spoils at the'supptes-std 110nas Roth it has since teceived many eatttabk a dditions front different iviungrclis. Fr,tm t1:1 k no wn filen:ly character of the.piesent KING, ii ma y he expected that its value 'and utility w b( „ill farther augmented. Total Deduct treiand • '0,157,43:3 ...... 4,500,000 56,C57,48. NET CUST ,, Mg PAID INT' , EXCIII.CIUPR. 1760 I 0,2b9,b0 SIOPPING—(COMMERCIAL ) ..rons 573,97' 1,993,18. 1760 1309 l'IlL l'Ott jr' THE SUN. SUN-OFFICE, T . .:REri O'CLOCg. 1812. BALANCE OF TBADE. 1760 . • 1809 ~'s.Gßl,rs: 1:1,‘, 2 ;15,20: ENCL.O . SU,RI3 , ACT:, From 'the comwenc , ment of Que o Anne's reign 'to George 111.--2P4 Froio the Acc,ssion ot tir.orge lii. to Isle— 102 Acts .. , ........... ~50.1,197 In consequence of the Bulletins which appeared veiterlay's papers, 'respecting the state cif the Ktforo's health, confirming in some degree tile re, ports which were circulated, his Ai ' , STY Pa• lace, la Pali-mall, was thronged trout hetweev nine and ten o'clock in the morning 'IA daiit ; and_ atter that the inquiries did not 'erase, hr , anxious - 11e!..ire to know tbe nature of Ha MAJFS TY's :indisposition. • Their Itoy:41 I,ll,ghnesses tin Dukes of YoaK, CLARENCE. and GLouessTEr, anti Prince LEOPOLD, wete in !if etlihillee Ht Gt . Palace and a mong the inquirers were the Nobi, lity in town, the Clestzy. the Nit (whets - of, th. Ilonse of Commons, Ba.ron Gan nt.', - and mosi the e Jtulgt s an(t L a Officers, the A inet lea n llt nister, and most of the Foreign tlmltasadors nnr MiniCers, the Cabinet Ministers, and the .grea Officers of Stare., The venerable Bishop of DtratiAm (Ire itAanINGToN) agreeauty stoloised Iris friroes i the House ttt 1.001 - di on AloodKy, He has sheen Bishop upwards ot halt a (-rot ory. He is no , yeois of age;' and after bustling thiongit 0,..d efi ll ee r e d gS Ihe "Iltrotte-eita of lite Hoi•• ut reers, his Grace walked op to :he . lable tvio. suitor and firm sti p. and after having taken t! customary oaths, he wroields name in azhold anti without nsine e;, ;~'~' ti at rifled S plit' rt In rr ►'ie MO ) 101 311 15 :7tl), The I e' titieL itber: I'l~~~~ i an , ro cf 9 s e °I {il~ S ~ ~.1 01 d to t 05 ' f r onl ,fol Ole d 79- t 4) e t he. 1,10(6,i t ool; () c ove' B ,ltii 1131 11 e, II i ". 01 .1) b e. r.'l° s i , i 4 (I f°l tro' 0 A'' :1)0 CO I lie ro t• • .1