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

/>\ ~%v`, Fly g fel biS 13 t . p6lCe ll Lrag rdil id ,Fee l to be' i n Fria' ose ill° r our in "'l (ICS"' sell °", Jies. - argot ( sore es Ilis an►} °/. )ce of ci cong‘ t 1 10 01/1 t • will° v e far !,0W belle i3lied), tGe 51° , tf►o L IP ( 0 100 aee f ° ige9 0 0° a II )11 O CI are be ,f Atr ,e, at l' Se ,„1 rQ~ C 1i "1' D gai- e a rites 1_ oi e 0 1 is' li-E" ;6:' . O` , O Q i 'O4 co' fitf the ►n Wl' 3 sPi'e Yri 111 :rd'l f bit' " I poke iio ois p, i ;j r AH~4r i i i eli t iiiig fig. oe° tin 1 n stiN, will furnish us with rho required int'ormatiou. FOlt 'I'EIE THE REPUBLICAN. S TS CP IPT. chery and muffler to good faith and humanity; as Satan and his followers to the at my of the Archangel TANTUAL ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. FETERSFIELD. WINCHESTER, iVIARCH I.—This morning the - Craodiuy for this Coitnty found a true Bill . agninst CuAiit.e , :TAYLon,Esti. M.P. Mr. PCToit, Slid CAWLEY the C'onstabir, for a Conspiracy in the affair of the forcible entry of Josas's Free loll) Tenement in this t 3 ,-,rough. THE AlAftl,:',olloUGH PLATE, COURT OF CHANCERY, Tntriisrmir. On the Lost) CHANceLLou entering the Court, StiAn ',ELL rose to reply to the arguments safk!ced by Mr. RAtt. Ile said Mr. Rae had re flected no the condoct of the Trustees ; this was without the slightest foundati , in, for kid they not so acted, they would have been gully of a neglect of their impottant duty. [le had also complained that the Duke of Maribor tight Lad not been will used by the Marquess of I:landlord : this he (Mr. S.) was sort y for, if it was so, hut that could not be chargeable to the Trustees the Duke had Pawned the plate, and what. security had the Trus tees that the other property would not be disposed of in the same manner, and placed in ti;e hands of the same needy persous who, by the aike's • own account, had sworn most falsely ? The Duke's trecessifies were such as to render it imperious on the trusteed to watch over the property. it was trit e it was the property of the Duke, but then it was family property for his use at I.3lenheitn house, and could not be yremoved. Lord CLanerlior Thorlow had said, in the Foley Case, That although a tenant for life could not be call, d on to give security in an ordinary '.vay, yet if toe property was in danger security could be dt‘mand,d." The. property was now in danger, and therefore seCuri; y ought to. be given. Ile agai n repc 4 ;i : il, that the necessities of the Noble Duk e had compelled him to abuse his light. I ‘lr. Rae he could not giv. security ;if he cottld not lie must give up his employment of the P r operty, for the !,rustees tvere bound by every_ co nsideration to dkcharge their duty. The LORD COANCRILOR Said, he had no t!oub t hat where the prop er ty was in danger, That Cc, -r cool(' insist on seruri!v —This sa as ordered ac• forcingly. CORN INIPORTATION-LEGAL OPINION, TO COLLECTORS AND COMPTROLLFRS OF OUT P 0 it " Custoin-11a;ise, London, F e b . 15, Is2o. Vr " Ge NTLFMEiN,--'1 ht! Attu, nu 6olicttor " e neral h av i ng e l en it as their ,•n;iiion. in the ,se of a v , 'Stif to 140mion jr!' cargo of ki ats that a:lived within the limits of an out- port, hWhich-was opcti for tl.:e free import a , ion the! cot, ut .• • too not feari, Looe'oo on; il after that port was shut —that such car:4o cou l d not be ittlithtie: entry for home consumption--and that the ease would not he affected by fhe circumstances O f the vesse l having arrived within the of 411 out-port, while that port was still open to the tr illy Of (LI S for home constimption, We commit- Jii c htet he satire to you for the intortnation g"verittnt nt of yourselies, and the several Officers titivier your surrey..' i Pri ,i)C eSS EST ERHAZY, with her three child ren 4 11"1 "j'e, ate (Ludy ex/we:led to aniye Chantios A utise, fruit the Continent. 'ALL gutToß,-1 wish to suggest to your se tious Consideration, the great good that won't' c arise by your publishing a List of the Noble Lords And other Public Characters %Ili° subscribed in fa vour of HONE and the Manchester Autivors. It would, in my mind, tent materially to ()pen th.e eyes of the moderate and well-disposed Elec- tors throughout the 11,11 , ed Kingdom ; and the respectable Couutry I!4peis would probably see the prowiety of follown g your example, by the publication et this time. I fim. A FRIEND OF THE coNs - rralTioN AS BY LAW ESTABLISHED. * if * We shag he happy to grvily our Corre spondent with full information on tiiis subject, as We cu Sider it as very irupor:aur at thig pcliud, and hope some of our 1(.1 , 4 and feligio , ts Readers I i• bad Mit as en apposite exfin,ple :tril,eg !note str—t.7ly than the. clearest reaso:.inps, I tel tnys'elf er:mpi:lled to subjoin a shwr! , o my six E.is3y3. have ).laine•! the character and gnaliFies of 8 n E p t i ß uc A r. 4 , and sheven how tvidely they differ from - those of a Bri!ish subject. The exsmple uhich the present moment supplies is 111081 appo site and complete. Thistlereood and his gang are genuine Re run- LICANS ; att4l as Unlike 10 TRUE BRITONS, as trea- LICR, crixsnam, ELnCTION. FOIL T 11". SUN. Your bumble Servant, A LOYAL SUBJECT. PETPRSFIFLO.---This Bnronab ha l, we under stand, been canvossed by Nit. Jollitft. fur-1)41)301 and his friend. tint they are to be of.posed. DUHH , VM - COUNTY.—A most powerful exertion is making to secure the Eleciion of Mr. RiOiard Wharton, tot this loyal and independent County, The Election for ,he City of London, will, it is said, continence at •Guildhall, on Tuesday next. ) , and that for the City of ‘Vestminster in Covent Garden, the Monday followin g% Alr. Blukburn, our mut universally re siterted :slen•ber, remains steady in his devotion ‘lO represent the interest of the County of Lan caster in the ensuing Parliament. Sir Robert Peel. we are well assured, lias come tc, a doerninatint i of retirini: from Pat liament.— (Manchester lviereury, Tuesday, h/. 29.) Lord C l ifton is arrived in this City, and will comwence • calivassing this day.—(Cuntertury, Feb. 27.) J. W. D Merest,T,-q. bas . ranvassed, wiii• view to opposing the pi e , ent Representatives at the approaching General Election, and we under stand he met %vitt) great success.—(L'ury and Nor wich Post, March I .) Yesterday a :Meeting was held at the Swan Ta vern, in this City, when it was agreed that a re" gnisition ,hould be sent to Lord Graves, 108 Lordship to Come !'orward as a Cawlidate for the Hepresewatioo of the City.—(Exeter Alfred Paper, i eh. 29 ) The wri,ts for the Election of Members to the new Y.,►llament Were yesterday evening -issued from the Petty Bag Office, and nt,►ny of tben) srnt off by the in -ids and expresses to (licit. re.pective uli Ytsterday, a Court of - I.)irectors was held at the East India-house, when the andel mentioned Com manders took leave of. the Can't previous to de p,,r( ing for their respective destinations, viz.:--- Capt. W. ADAMSON, Winch.!sea, and Captain S. Lent:, Dorsetshire, for St. Helena and China. Yesterday the dispatches were closed at the East India. house, and delivered to the pursers of the following ships, viz.:--Duke of 'Yolk, Cant. A. 11. CAMPBELL, I'riuct Regent, Cdpt. INNES, for %I Bras and China. P. , sengrr.s. per Duke of York—For Madras —:Messrs. Smith and o ,, ldingliam, writers ; Captain ('Brien and Lady; 'l'.'l•. Parke, .1. Hanson ; Misses S. and IL Golding ham, C. and M. 6lclle; Mr. and Mrs.:J.lbn! hnot , Mm. Fraser; Messrs. Moyer, Claridge, Warner, Seale, Powell, Perks, G. and S. Logan, Disney, J . :11. Puwell, Fiche, Gallaway, Ray mood, Hall, Rnssidl, Hitchins, Brdingfield, Bruce, Sandford, and Ht. ne, Cadets, Pos ,, fiKel4 Jlrr P,iiur Rege7ti-For Madras—General and Mrs. Buesser ; Mr. Singeun Rich, Mrs. Rich, Mr. AssiFtant Surgeon Stewart ; Misses M. J. J. C. and 1.. Brodie, Neale, Yming, .1. and 11. Duncan ; Mrs. and Misses E. and H. Sinn h; s. A aced A. Farquhar and lines; Messrs-. Rochfort, Walter, Ilarwood,D e !Annoy, Watts, Memardiere, Yonge i Davidson, Harding, Shunt, Lot: y, Nutt, Cod' ington, Brodie, and Buxton, Cadets. On Wednesday, the 23,1 ult., Mr. Justice BAY• LEY, one of the Judges of the Court of King's Bench, aFrived at Newcastle, to hold the tV,sizra 'for Newcastle and Northumherlatid.— Fie was net by W. Orde, Esq. High Sheriff for the County, and accompanied by the Mayor, Recottler, Aldermen, and Sheriff of this town, proceeded to St. Nicholas Church, where a sermon, ft nut 2 Citro n . xix, 6, was "preached on the occasion by the lee. T. Singleton, Rector of Elsdon.—After service Mr. Justice Bayley went to the County Court, when he opened the com mission and business teas adjourned to the follow ing day. I - le then proceeded to the town court, and opened the conunisttion. COVENTRY, FEB. 21, 1820. Ma. EntTort—Supposing Election news may be acceptable, I send you an account of our pro ceedings here,---PaTga Moore, by - addressing himself to the passions of our mob, and by speak ing and writing more violentlylthan ever man did in this place before, has secured his return here for near twenty years. Ar his first corning he not only pleased the mobility by the violence of his harangues, but, according to report, gratified them also by a profuse distributicin of Iris cash, if he i 3 to be believed, and in this instance- I do not doubt his veracity, and it is said that he is at least 20,000/. minus by Coventry Elections. For these last two Elections Montle has provided - us with asecond wh o h as found the' needful; the first of these tyro( Mr. BUTTPRwoRTR, %din, having voted for Ministers at times, -and spoken of his attachment to Our present Constitution, soon lost the good opinion of Alootte and ;,is friends. He ‘va..; iicceeded by our present Member, Air EL " the man," as MOMS?: df'd3lCtl, after Its own heart." This Cseotfernan hos had tire ho nour imputed to him of expending, 1,,r a year Find a halt's seat, seven thousand pounds, and thon . gli Mooat3 bas never been know n to vote for Minis tt rs but during the Whig Administration, and ELLICE never since he has Ii en in the !loose, their original patty are dissatisfied With bosh, and have !his clay drawn CoBBETT round the town he triumph, having first detested the l'rien-ls of as elcil and MOORE, and deprived them of their colours. COBBETT seems now to be as CoMPletelY in the-possessio n of our Ci;y as Altman or ELLICS ever were, and that too atter the friends of the latter bad forcibly opposed his entraoce, havin g •rallied the town for hours previous to his atrival. —" How are the mighty fallen !" So much for popularity. I understand that ELL/CE has de clared he would not spend a farthing, and Alootta, perhaps, has fotcible reasons for not doing so; and as the slime people bring CostaeTx tell° iotro duced BertcE, and the cash does not apiiear wanting with CoanerT, it will no d“ubt fall ro the lot—the envied lot—of this City to return two Members to the next Parliament alike in prin ciples, of which the notorious CoLI3ETT will be one, who will be indebted to )loom for his sent, Ile having paved the way for him these last 20 years. I shall send you an account of our sobse tricot proceedings, and for the present subscribe myself POET ti Dicu! je ne le crois pas--tdit Lou vel tint de sang— , Dieu! pardonne au ineurtrier—dit Bourbon en mouran Chrelien a In nturt, pardonne a l'Assassin ; Mais all pour lui, J6sns inourut en vain: IMITATION. Ood! there is none, - the blood-stain'd Lout-el cried Forgive hiin, God ! said 139orbon a 4 he died. Ah ! happy Bourbon ! wretched Lonvel !—Why ? The Christian di es t o li ve — t h e Athe i st lives to die STANZAS, COPIED,PROM THE OLD SCARCE PASTORAL POEM OF THE SHPPHEARI)ES' GARLAND.' (Printed I,y Jriggartl, 159'11.) The dewe droppes that at fyrste of day Hangs on the violet flowre, Altln; it shirninereth in the raye, And tremhleth at the Zephyr's powre, Showes not so fayre and pleasantlie As love that hnrsts frutu brawtie'6 eye. The lyttel byrde that dere clothe Synge In shelter of grene trees, AVlien flowretts swete begin to sprynge li. iewie besprenged !ores, Is not soe pleasannte to mync eare As love that scantlie speakes for kart!. The rose whan fvrste it (loth prepare Its ruddie leaves to spredde ; And krised by the colde nicht aire flanges down its coycii hetlite; Is not sue fayre as Lot•e that sprkes In unbitide blushe on Beawties cheaes. The payees of warre whan stremes.of Wilde Are smoliinge on the grounde; When foemenne breme of lostiliede Y mixt in rlethe are founder Yea deltic itself is lyghtlier borne cruelle beawties sm)linge scorne, 11EGIS1 ER OF FASHION. ARRIVAL OF THE KING AT BRIGHTON, BRIGHTON, FEB. 29.—His MAJESTY, altt , ndet by Sir W. KNzGHTos: only, arrived at Marlbo rough-row, at half-past 5 o'clock this evening His Mojecy came in the most private ma'nttet, not in his usual carriage, but in one equally plain, and followed by one servant merely. An hour had nearly elapsel before his Majesty's arrival became generally known. A kind Of joyoos com mtnioo was then visible in the streets ; the flig was raised on the venerable rover of the Church, and the bells struck up a merry peal, which is art, 10 P. N. continued. The King alighted ftom his carriage with a firmness of step ludicative of com plete restoration of health, and his general an pearnnce is cheerful. The floyal Pages came in soon atter his Majesty, There have been no at rivals since. FA cl-TION A 131. F. PARTIES. The Earl of Derby gave a grand dinner yesterday to the Directors of tlit Ancient NI slc ;Awl severa4 distinguiiheti per- sonages, at his house in GL os.venor-square. Lord and Lady Holland gave an elegant entertainment yestrn day to Viscount and Viscountess Granville and a dis tinguilicd party, at Holland House. • . FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. The Marchioness of Sal;sliury and Lord Cranborn hare le :own, for their seat, Hatfield, Herts. The Dowager Marchioness of Devonshire and the 141 dies ill are arrived at their house in Hanover square, from their sc:it, ()Tilersley Court, ,Worcestershire. The Earl of Westmeath has left town, for his scat, Treland Lord Robert Spencer left Isis house in Arlington -street yes• :erday, for his seat in Sussex. Mr. and Lady Caroline Lamb left Meillourne House yes• :erday, for Brocket Hall., George tlyng, Esq. arrived yesterday at his house in Si James's-square, fluor his seat - , Wrotliarn Park. THE ORATORIO. --It is creditable to public taste, that amidst all its vicissitudes it is still at tentive to this grand spec-ies of amusement. 'flee seleytions last night at Drury-lane Theatre were judicious and ikroperly vat ed. The Mount (f Olires constituted the first part. The se-vond part coin , orf._•nced wilt the overture to Zavberfloie, and selections from the opera and some tit die airs were adapted to English words. GRAwN's Te Deum introduced the third part, which was al together iniicellarreons.• The iirstrurnetrral pieces were peculiarly corre?Yt, animvcil, arid grand, and die vocal dt•parrnie • was well supported by AMBROGETTI, Miss CAREW, Miss TRitE, Miss CUBITT, and. Br..L.Locit 1. Several air's were encored. The house was well A tteMl,:d, and the applainie universal. A GREAT PERFORMANCE.--A young farmer, near Farnham, undertook, on Monday, to go on foot 100 miles in 24 hours, for a cv,:ger of 20 guineas only. His ground was ma branch of fire miles our of the Andover road. lie did '25 miles in three hours and a quarter before he halted ; and time 50 miles was done in ten hours and a halt, when the - petlesttiiiu ate heartily and started again, having 13 hoots to do the other 50 miles in. lie did the next 25 miles in three hours and fifty mi• owes, and had more than t.vo hours to rim the las , mile in, .when he fell a little lame in the knee which increased, but he won by four minutes. Daring Attempt at Robbery and !Murder.—About eight o'clock on Mooday evening, as Mt, Slevensott, baker, of Gorlestone, and Mr. Joseph Draper, of Belton, were passing throu g i, Efoiron in a cart, the latter observed two titer standing under a hedge ; one rushed forward to seize the horse's, bridle, but missing his aim, tell on the shat, when Mr. Diaper gave him a sevare blow with a stick, and he tell back. Mr. -then told Mr. Stevenson to lean forward, as he saw a pistol in the ruffian's hand. Mr. S. did .so immediately, at. the same moment his hat was shot off his head, and they drove on.. About a trotter of an hour after, a Gentleman vitkra up- the hat, and on examining it, found a ball had passed through time rim of be back par; of it.— (Il4ry Post, illarcit, 1 ) bard Snit , NEWs. of whiter ; crew anti pas!eogels saved. London. son to 1:411 SPENCI3R " 11. M. S. Owen Glendower, Rio Janeiro, Dec. 22. " Sir Triona, , ,s HARDY sailed with the - Vengeur and Hyperion about a fortnight since. lie how ever, left a brig with orders for us, rabid] orders are to wait for the packet from England, (expect ed in January,) and then to proceed with alt possible despatch to Monte Video, where the squadron is. " This ship, for the Youngsters, is the best in the service. They do no duty in the day 'line et all, no circumstance Lying allowed to take :I:cm vrotn their hooks ; and we have a very clever man for a Chaplain. Every Sunday the Captain has chore!, on board, and alter church the Youngsters have to L'arn the Collect for the day, when all assemble in theTaptain's cabin, and he toads to them two hours. • Captain Spencer is a rtmtit pleasant, gentlemaAly officer . bas hen enough to establish a reading room on the to ,-n. nyck, which is open to all his Officers from niot. the morning until four in the atiernoon ; and I assure you his library is of the most superior rifer. " You can fancy nothing more grand and sob lime than the appearance of this country,when you make it in some 'places. Mountains, with thvir peaks toweling above the clouds, on one side crin►pletely perpendicular, peths►ps to the height of several thousand feet ; then. again the beautiful valiies crowded with luxurian► fruit trees, hardly capable of sustaining their load of fruit. Of course, every thing one can crave is verycheap, I►ine apples pa~ticularly; we have theta brought alongside at three-pence each, much larger than you can buy them in England for a guinea. Precious stones are very abundant, and remarkably cheap; but we are as likely to get a piece of glass ;is a gent, for the sellers ate treat knaves. The heat is v t aty great ; but when we consider the immense alti tude of the 4tin, it is to be expected to day it was 89:1 degrees." St/It' LAUNCH.--Thi.J day, the Hawke, a new third-rate, tvill be launched limn the dock-yard at Woclwich. Every preparation has - been made by Commissioner Crylvingham for the reception of a numerous assemblage of persons, and several spacious booths erected on each side of the ship, or covered way, from 'whence the ship wi!l enter die water, one of which is for the receFion of the Board of Admiralty, and another for the Com missioners .ot the I•l4vy. The Hawke is conj l'ered as a very beawiruf ship, and has been some time in building. The following are .the dimen sions, &c. Length of glut (leek Keel f i n• tonnage Hitt rcnie hreailt h Depth of the hold obe tanked on the (;un•iteck Upper ditto • 2B 1 8 eiirrotiailes. )9 12•poutitkts. . ( 10 33 carronades. ) 6 18 ditto. 2 32-pounders. Quarter ditto Forecastle Total . : . 76 Burden 1,738 tons.—To cal ry 590 men. The figure-bea() is a represent a ti on , l arger t h an hfe, of the gallan't Admiral whose. /idllle it is to commemorate, in his foll 0,,;/,,rm, in the act of drawing his sword from its scab- The ftiner , 1 Of the innttleted Smitliers tAes place this otternoon. lie procession will art our, on toot, iron( his house, No. 2, Cartel -st reel, 13 roatiway,Westniincer, between 3 and 4 o'clork. Toe pelt will be borne by six of hi, brother offi ce,rs, who were present with 11 , M at the cireNditti in Cato•sti,et, 3nd most of the principi A olice othcers will follow the corpse, Irfriiinz their stares of office tied witti crape,—(3/orning Paper.) COWER, AIIARCI4 1: —Arrived the Lord *Veiling:. ton, Harris, from Batavia for Lc nylon, with loss of sails, 16 tno Iths7 passage out and home ; sailed from the Cape the Ist Dec. His Majesty's bhip Menai was at the Cape. LYMINGTON .; MARCH Thomas and Elizabeth, May, from Plymouth for Portsmouth ; i'eith passengers and luggage, tan on shore nest Hurst Castle, early this morning, and is now full PCIOLE, MARCH Flirt, Warne, of Ly mington, from Eyemouth for Bristol, has been on shore in Stndlaud Day, bilged, and full of wa ter; she has however, been brought in Itere, and her cargo of herrings landed. PORTSMOUTH. f'IARCH I.—Siiled the Eiroest, lieatson, for Rotterdam, and Harvey, Miller, fur DEAL, MARCH t.—Came down from the Rivet the Canning, l'attet.son, and Lady Melville, Stewart, for St. Helena, Bombay and China.--; Arrived the Favourite sloop of war from Ports mouth ; Cornelia, Ilarseotein, from Batavia for Amsterdam. The Cornelis has hyst her rudder, having been on shore off Polkstone. Fire o'Clock.—The outward-bound Eisr men remain—moat of the others have saifed. • HARWICH, Mnuctt I.—Sailed the Princess Charlotte packet for Holland, and E4rl Leicester ditto for Cuxhaven, both with mails. IF ' +..a►'swTFJ, F i tt. 28.—Arrived the Maria . , Brown, from Banff for Bristol, leaky. Sailed the Mansura, Dennis, for Bristol. GU -WAY, MARCH 26.—The brig Provident Success, Kendal, of Maryport, from St. Johik's for Liverpool, was driven into Malbay Bay will) loss of Judder, and in want of provisions. The following is a further extrict from the Letter from an .thlieer on board the Owen Glen. dower, commanded by the lion. Captain SPE NCCR,