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

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''- ,tt BROUGHAM'S WEsTmoRLAND ADVERTISEMENT RADICAL CELEBRATION OF THE THIRTIETH OF Count Abisbel. , .: "Letters from Cadiz of the 11 th receiVed a " "t h -- JANUARY. 'The Ex-Knight of the Bath, Lord Cochrane. 1 , ::: , s not to be imagined, even' by those who The four Juries—Grand-Jury, Petty-Jury, Special-Jury, Paris Stale, that the Royal troops who defend ed '' .„., knotv Mr. 8,,,,,,,„Am, that he %%Timid catch Sunday being the Anniversary of a Festival and Per-Jury—May the last help the Radical when the three that city were on the Cortadura,that in Cadiz o' l - 7 4-eith such suddenness et the idea of a dissolution first fail! - so dear to all true Itepublicatte, was celebrated thing was known of wheat was passing without' 1.. The Three Woods—Thistlewood, Honeywood, and Alder- ~,. o'll' •I Parliament. But there is som ething in party - 'With every appropriate respect by the Radicals pa rt it) and that the troops at Rota had taken no ne- . man Wood.—Tune—" We three, Lo g gerheads he. ,, the Rebelliou ; the latest letters are of the 13 1 b. e .v e'sf orimosi , y tool the acidity o f power, which sus- of the Metropolis: It was a melancholy circum- The Patriots of Manchester—Tune—" Dear Mr. Dimity." ~?4 , eends every better feeling ; anti the suspension, if stance, to be sure, that they should hare been so The Female Reforniers—Tune—" Our Polly is a sail The Journal de Paris says, " Letters from g el ' - ,:.ef. ong continued, degenerates into extinc! ion . far behind-hand with their French brethren, who slut.'— drid, dated the 20(1i January, state, that tli a The Hampden Club. , inSurgetsts styli occupied the Isla de Leon 6 ~ ' rf he bald and selfish iiirlecorron of this Sena- had the pleasut e brit - a few days before of celebrat- t ole , I he Fox Clubs all over England—Tune—" Sly Reynard: ,It .or'n Adtettisement I regret, not because if comes ing only the twenty-seventh Return of their iri- The Memory of Oliver Cromwell. San Fernando, and that General Freyre, who ha s ~ from Mr.BIIOI.IGIIAM, but because Mr.BeetuGHAM omph ; while att hundred and seventy-I,e° years 'Flu/ Memory of Malur Cartwright—Tune—" I'm a poor arrived at Ecija, was preparing to march agair' sg ~..: old woman of Eighty." s a Seitator. 1 confess his cleverness as a parti- have passed in dull seborfitiatien, since Eligiand them. 5.:4,.., vA le - zan ; bete the Leather ot a Party he never call be. enjoyed the luxur y of a Nang-killing. 'cite new \Verret,' oehaett--May his Twopenny Subicription enable, ~ " Another letter from Madrid, of the , 'iti'' him topay his Debts !—"Tune—" Money in both pockets." 1 r,.. Nature, and birth, and education, and manner, enactments also, which have so sadly lessened . Ile Whigs and the Tories—May they - both find work for quoted in The Memorial Bearmuis, says---` 111 e oat freeper, a nd sett o e te e n have all aistpralified their chance of i , s repetition, threw a shade over the Undertaker! - , trial -contents, who have been disturbing Andel"• t''' ein, for a post, which vanity may still hold ortt to the eveniogie festivity; and the Corlilians increased 1i 'lee Cgs in IVliich is not yet scot hOtee fur Lord Grantham. I sia, are deserting by hundreds. They are Boer r e ' L' '' , ":4 ',is !tells, but which his twisters have ulready re the discoritent by their mitnitors against any cele- Oer iiini,s do lint allow the speeches which deiced to about 3,000 s men, who have fortifie ars( dto hie possessi 0 bratitet of a Sunday. Others, however , of the Prreeded and followed the several "as"' Some themselves in the Isla de Leon. No town,..eith eC f .-. 4 The Elecw; s of V.'inchilsea mess celcule!e Mr. compettv, I hotogli not a whit wore attached to of the guests kept it tip till a hoe hone ; though . sine!! or gieat, has taken part with them, notw.itl . 411 2,eooOtieet's gratitude lor obeli - choice, by the Itelieion, professed themselves to be Sunday- »ten , matey, fur obviotis reasons, sliiit away helot e staiming they have sn a il to the Constitution : ;, l te-tete which he mekes to gilt their service. At and therefore much convenicuced by the arrange- twelve. We must mot however omit, that the 1: he Journal des Debits has the following any a ' : ye hi tile last Eh:et:ion, harked, lee excused hiunself be- went. Dinner Tickets of this regicidal hstival were op- : ootincemont c ` 3, ' 'fere thos'r who were satisfied to 1) ' l i e" him) by The Repest, which in honour of the day was Pu'luta(elY fixed at half a-crown ; and diet iill , Our Bayonne Correspondent, under date 0f - ' 4. - • ' tatiog—that he wus chosen by mistake instead 0f the coat had, for that clay, wished their . called a de- coflation, wAs served up int very decent 2 sth Janetery, has sent us the following extrac ts • , , , 1 ~ t , 4ii ~ '" °l " er ' t" . I '''' : ""'r '"Pref""f as" 1" ' 6 "i it s , yle at the Prying-pan and Fi ddle in Reg-f o r ; faces and put clean frills to their shirts—in hoet o f two letters, addressed to a commercial liouse °f . , . W eow, as he (lid their ; when their chiesen M em b er the man at t h e Crown' eed Anchor reineirieg o f titter waistcoats at least. that' city. ' - ~, '5,4 41 a.;t.tiound Citolitlate for Westruorlaetel. A genies b e tt er p a yment than he gut from Doctor t'Ve:- at . PRICK OF STOCKS . Sg t ' CADIZ, JAN. li.—We are here in the mee i 7, e ,- ; like Hee:l:y BaouGO ma must feel 'very 'income soe. 'Flue principal diehes were Radicals, as well rots nee AT TWELVX o'CL. , CIC• perfect tranquillity, the Royal Navy is inistress ' of •`: nst per Cent. Red. t,:;i-,!i_4 hiaia stock —.209 20F c 209 i iva '‘utable wit it stien 1)..11 - 1i!-I,e,ded CmosiHtelits.— as the COcompeny ; rootebeiog a , .. once the cheapest s ,er cent toms tie ,'S ledia Bends .... 15s. lis. pt. ...the Land and the Sea, and is well dispersed ka 'l 4,set ei-teke hie, for enother mei+ !—Seme day to and most a ppropriate Dinner tor the teal ers-up of ,3istil,:,*('',.(-;;;;,:l.. • •••• eta/ 77 EXCh.Bilis,r2ti 34. 4S. pr. : ' ' t fEr g S" 8(1 Ditto Comotereial .... 9s. tiis. repel every attempt that may be made against ti, 9 '. '4"* .Nspot etl,er, pethaps, they will tn;suake another man t a ll e at a blisk in ents, O ra tor HUNT contributed a 1 a r erCt. Navy .tnti.... 102 iii corr.,. foe Account 67:: 1 ' MADI.IIIO, 'JAN. 20.—We have letter's frorti., •, Batik Long Ann— 18 1 -18th GS 67i , 1144 ,tr 1 , .111. ~,i r dish of Pikes, ant i a large plate of Bully beef; Cadiz of the 1311). That City remains faithf ol do e manes. S s 'd B•+t - a certain hetedirary Shrievelty is nether; a Mr. COBB TT, a stuffed Pot cqpine, sold a set of At/rove:J-1 lianiburgh, 1 Jamaica, I Ni w York. the Navy and the Ray follow this example ; tr le -`' sttfa, ieut conoeNiott het weell the Northcutt Corm- ('Attic's mattowbohes ; the venerable Major, an DoE -1 Waterfo; d, 2 Gotteniturgh, I France, t Haniburgh, people do not support the Revoltere ; and O le al ,y and the Souther') Cinque-pott, Winshilsca Owl astv and, hard to say,,. the last editiou of his public tranquillity has not been disturbed in 0 0: , •P s f r• HIGH W_ATER AT . LoNDoN,BRIpoE TO.NIOItROW... lir can he whistled off and eli at colivenience, an d p amp hlet s was used to light the oven . ; the Black %Joliette, d..l minutes alt e r 4. 1 ..w005.,,_ 14 Iloilo, s alit,' a. ..," other poitit of the Peninsula. '''' esar elways be a sntig " bird's nest" for the disap- D ew f - , an ocean of snow-wersv settee ; and Mr. --- e " 'rite accounts from Seville, of the 14th, o r .•.' iit 1 - 1 1 1 7 ' -- g - ffi ------ .1 ad Jeli re - . riritit ed P,,triot. CAE tALE concluded tlis excellent dinner with The also setisfactoty. Desertion increased every tl 3 fe; •-• I' f a ": . 1 revert to the decency of Mr. BsouGtaeet's Devil. We tweet not forget a charming dish of 1""' ' soeem eels DIOEIIE TALSCM Al` MAT ? -- ...._.... • , - ...., arnottgt:t the Rebels. 'l' hey came in troops- t° hsh. expedition. The event of the KtreG•s demise has bloodimildings -whiili was supplied by Cobler range themselves under the Royal Winners. . , LONDC)N, , , , scarcely gone forth, ere it is followed by his Elec- l'aesTote ; and that, in imitation of the Norwich) " General Freyre neglects notnieg, to - give 11)6 :, • Si w. Oes theneerine Adveleiseittent. 'l'l,e remains of his Fox Dinner, whereat Lord At.reem Agee presided, TIIURS DAY, FEBRUARY 3. 1820 soldiers, led astray, time and means to intplOra , e . . ____ . _ T e s specUlation grow warm, ere the remains of tee ' there was a Calve'e hem! at the top of the table, ....-...........-------............---- es.. their pardon." . :ateHIS NIA.IF.STY'S HEALIII. '4;, cl ea t! S.uvereign are cold. While other men's and a Goose below every roars a plate. The Chamber of Deptitiee had a public st,t)4ST: •,... The Phyeicieus were in attendance npon his f ste !,carts are touched with sympathy fur the Old The top and bottom of the table were deco- on Steurday, at eltich M. Roy, the Mi n ieter it ,,, f ' . lleetoera et an early hoer this meertring, .anth in ' ~, • 4 , KING, nieved with a tjalertil memory Of his vire rated with pretty devices of an overturned Throne " - ' Finance, presented the Projet of .Ways sOts . e . . mot ,„7. toes, and softened with an ralfectiotrate sorrow for and att ampler; Altar ; the emblematic AE X adorn- cot:sequence they issued their Report 01 Bulletin deans, toold entered into a minute detail respeeti!!':' , ' d e state of the a ffl icted Monarch sooner than f: his elepartare, Mr. Beoetotlekel has scarcely leisure e • t l the emote, whereat several of the Gemmen n ' ' i each branch of the iteeeriue. 'The es:its:vas ° ' d ''o owo ii a " melancholy occasion," helot e he scratcher! their polls quite sympathetically; but " n " W e '!" e "` la Y ; it is , " follow s the I)lr:duce he considers as StllliCiel)l. to Ci'l l ', .:.' ....t "CARLToN I'ALACR, FEB. 3, 1820.—A M. . , Itl 'ii Z ccnsoles the Country—no—consoles himself with every body was delighted with the exhibi , ion of the anoint of supply required without any at ~ • .s _ . : . „:ere , the fr sincere coneratuletion "of his slippilig into e cloven foot, meowed in brass, which stood at ." Tne.KING lies not passed a good night, but .. j . tional itupOSts.--After the public sitting the Cliete'; a ll In s MAJESTY'S Symptoms are 'till layout able. Ir* 4 ' l .'"esttneri , ne. 'I list is exactly in the teste which the President's right hand. . ber resolved itself into a Secret Committee , I r .‘ HENRY 11.51.F0RD, •If.,i'le" ti R idicalisni acquired tram the French Ja- A lerge cross was stretched before the door- ' which General DeeteßCele developed a propok ,e o h..' .• ' " WILLIANI KNIGHTON, . 1 * pr obins. 1 rejoice that it isyet awhile cotifined to way ; upon which the compeny trampled at their e . its pair of Heesetes. 1 envy not the feeling entlaore, •ns the convincing test a their inciples The'l'lEßNEY."praying follol,vine Brilletill tVaS issued lest nikiit : Eleeturel College; of La Charente luterieure ,l4 l J e t '• 4,,,t , whirl' lie uiy BEOUGRAM shares with HENRY —a la mode de Japan. It had been intended, in Ssine Inferieere, Vancluee, and I'ltere, migh t . " CARLTON PALACE, F BRUM/Ye, 1820; 4 thy NT. • emulation of the French Infidels, to have an Ass " Ete,ra p'clot lz, r.m. . the.(re' ' Convoked, fttr the piirpose of completing r="i To be sure.—What is the death of GaortGrt the led in procession round' she room, with a mitre " The KiNG'S Symptonis have all been mute favourable put atiOns rat those depertineets. A brag elise i t g, t , r a I'llir,l, ate of any GEO2GE, compered with the o n his h e ad and the Bible under his tail : but this t throughout the day. His MAir.srY has had three hours re- sion took v . ice .eshing sleep this Evening. De 1 npon this prtipo,ition, which i , Pt ; 4-74 "crowning success." GI Nit'. Been:Guam's Eire- impressive exhibition was tfieeppeinted by ag' (Signed) (Sig.ned) " HENRY lIALFORD, ins its Secret Coaimittee is not given. The F . ;• .. ' ' tint)? - neral contest, who shoidd be Donkey. So, as ese And that success ii to " terlllillate our exec- none woold g ive erp the peet of honour, it was tions ic. the cause of—What Cis tie ?—Wotild unateirnotioly voted, that all were Asses alike. • ' 1r Beetrooete's return lot Westmotlend, ac- Pereson Ileealson acted as C 11,111 1 ,1 1 ,1 ; and, after , „ I ese ' fr WILLIAM KNIGHTON, " MATFIIEW JOHN TIERNEY." , We received last tiieht the Paris Pe epees of e P Sunday last, h ind this morning those of Monday. 11 , j i ourionent of the consideration of propositi° ' s a t • was moved and run a divi.sion 'there appeared o Iff' lie adjournment 110, against it 95—Mejority • . le .. M. De Lafayette ,laid epou the Table a P I tot ' 4 ' •i' I Reform, limited or unliorited ? the Bust of Tem PAINE in Plaster of Paris, had f o :oa) is t a position for addieseing his Majesty, praying,e i. The Gazette de France of Monday contains the Would it satisfy either Whig or Raffles' i—No been solemnly crowned with the White Het, the tips preSentereot of a Projet for the genet al v ' . ,W, followiu, article respecting the atieirs of Spaiu : te :, metier.—lt would satisfy Mr. Brougham ; and company proceeded to business. Knives and gailizetir'ro of the National Creards.—The folk ) ese,," We hate received The Madrid Gazette of the -Sa'' . ' that is all ahout whielt Mr. BaouGnsea cat - es.— Forks were in no great 'dewy ; partly because the ^o'l January. It is silent as usual respecting in g are Extracts :--- s f 4 Let the " Men of PimbleSide, 7 and the other l a lidiord was as suspicious of his property as the ' ) itlrt ' the events hi Andalusia, but, as we have before tr fi e " PARts, jAN. 30.--yesterday the King •• R 0 1- ' l '" " Men," whom he hunted tip and down the lakes keeper of the Threepentry Ordinary at St. - Giles's ; acted besitiess with the Cardinal ArclibishoP "- N ee said, this silence is no proof of the non-existence end fells in his white hat, once scat him for West- and partly becarise, though a knife is a sharp Paris. of distotbances, it would on the contrery, teed Akiil,'• i t olOtlahtl-4nd ii/ere will " terminate his exer- weapon, every Radical is a sharper. " The Count Pozzi di Borgo, the Russian' .A ' . • .. tiOtlS."-- . Upon this happy occasion, Orator HUNT, who Mr. BIiOUGHANI reckons himself a Coustitu- was adorned with the White Hat, and slimed as to, augment disquietude, if the . probabilities wete not in favour of the approaching terminal toil of the insurrection. i IP ' haseador at Paris, it is said, sent opts or .) - , I -' is& " days since a Courier to Medrid. It is sirpitt ei e 4 , eotalist.—lf he thought it Coonstitutional to are- bravely as usual the white feather, outoratorized ell •• that this measure has been adopted in conseqe - ~. " Letters from Madrid, received yesterday, say 1 74 ) or r an iee County Meetings for indefinite Elections, himself in proposing the toasts ; and, as he stood . . o a hung conference between the Ministers of /I' I r f little of the Revolters of Andalnsta. They all, - i.._ , . 4 and to hold thstn in the Sheriff's own house—if alone in eloquence, it was cerried by acclamation Powers whirl) form the Holy Alliance. however, agree as to the desertion experienced by , e IV It . thinks hitosell bound to " ter:der account," of that Henry Iliiiit was beside himself. JAN. 31.--The King yesterday reCetVes, -', the Insurgents, and that the latter are not sup- * ' P adiame " taa y " 1 " 1 " et r , t " E lect ' s wi ' m he After the table was cleated, and the waterjugs :ea hoes aot represent-1 must hold his priniiples as ported by the Inhabitants. This will trot asto- Ministers, Mershals, &,. Th ePt ince- de To ild filled, ;Non !!'obis Damine was chanted in hill reed and the Doke de Richelieu were present., • - i t -A eap as already I held his feelinge. mush those who ere acquainted with the Spa- , s or 4,7 * , .Mr. Bettors:l,am accoriets himself a Lawyer cleirrus ; :he school , master having previously eased His Majesty afterwards transacted business ~.S , Irish character, and who well know that the D i 14., if ire thinks, that the late Statute . the Minister for Foreign ..kffeirs. The Count el are a the Rights of Election, as in hie Advertise. will not persevere' in his Rebe.iiou. " No God for us." 'rite toasts then commenced.; s o ldi e r razes did not come to the 'f huilleries. A. e.ent he broadly asserts—or that an E!ectinoi %sill Hitherto it appears, that the Revolt has made no e eie ~,, • • • •iI; , which dee Statute expressly e x - which were drank by the company in Radical ~ „g e restore aey r g further progress that) wliat is already knowto l'he . " Th . e project for notilifyiog the Law of 4 Veepts from its own ()pet atino—l !mist . hold his slops, and by the Chairman tool his friend% in, triers a ill be presented to-morrow, by the eg°: ,t ktiowledge as cheep as 1 held his pier:tides and , letters alluded to, say not a word respecting; si„ l e n „, , 1/ firosersox's Old' orn. The first toast was 311 ' y his feelines together. ' The Westmorland Constitucertse like ' other ‘ mum: et), not merely for form's sake, bur for the Ca ' . !ii l which remained faithful.. to the l in g: The 1 maleoatents have commoten" 'llie Couto Decazes is again indispose" t 4 , ea, disorders at has not quitted leis chamber for three days. ees ; ‘,..,,.. Connty Dec -ors, will desire Representatives, prirporie of testifying the high displeasure am! FIVE PER CENTS. - s Caracca, which is the Naval Arsenal attached to Nee, whose bit Co, awl rank, and two , a. place them . . Saturday, above the truckling t. m i tt ttions of a Party ; dil ' i ' ke , n f the Meeting ' whose stake in the iffusperity or their Coup "betters e , • leures their diligence in its interests.-- The , ofereer--(, Drano in silence.) Ihe Duke of Sussex-,(Three times three.) the town of Sail Fernando in the Ilia de Leon. hum Seville of the 150), state, , Of the 2 , 4 March , , D is E i liP i EKED STOCK. '2nl Sept. 181 r 2-2. d Marcii,lBlS No price. ','f. ''''. 'lf i ' N ' Vestniorlant i Constituents twill not desire Tee Thistielli of.ltinuary, 16-1 - ' : .a r t h , e Adventorer f . rout the bar, ' rho stieks l e , ,her another such day—(The i ' s — itp . t l a l i i r d .e m :l 'V iAS it :O ex :r n e ' a P t l , e r t e li 7 a; ,it l'art y because it hiss become Isis only chance our Reporter could not ascettain whether the next word was g iii„, General Freyre was to set out from that coy the next day, to form a ih . fletioo vri.h vet Sept. istai '..!2d March, Issi 9 2-4 d Sept. 1819 ,I 35 f. 45e. eft „, of preferment ; whose Conroy property, even sop• wiersassary or necessary.) ? Gerreral O'Donnell, who was expected at Alcale .., ~ -- ITIEN NA , JAN. 19.—Aecoidieg to sttP ti - at 'with 3,000 irjantry, arld 3 squadrons of Cavalry, e t -etas, no Foreign Joernal, Getmeil, Fre nc ffei ..,,, posing it unnsort gaged, is pet baps barely enough) king Henry the Ninth. Orr Iris statutable qualification ; whose rank lit 'Flue White Hat. May the !triad !trims of its purity over- for the pit,rpose of attacking the Rebels. The de- I ., '„,unlisit, can he any looger seen in anY c° o 4 ! . 4 ,h,&r co.! ! ! is more than equalled by its thirds shadow the C r ownl—Tune—" Ca Ira," sertion autott,..:st thr laner was very great. The house, inn, or other public place. ft 0 jor, -..1; rate Gentry ; awl whose stake in its psosperhy o t ; 1e a .„ -reveled. -u-iage, and Annual Parliaments. toldeustood, Hot! Ille reading of any Fore Re glum! t of America ) that of Principe, and es - is - more doer) equalled by i . s respectable yeo- Catholic Emancipation—May it help us to Radical Re- nal et ill be tot hidden ihronEhoot. the iNi' () , , another, had elready rejoirred Geo. O'Donnell!. scut of 'lie Atistulau Mona , eily." wanly,l9lll fora,'.—Tume—" iuti Litow rin your Priest, and your Con- ;',„,‘ ;tit. l'oreeoc;HAM tines very %veil for t.l Borough ; e b science is mine. ,. , 'flue letters from See illy, like those Irons 1 3 , u ,d c a l'apeee arrivea this morning to t- . 4, .ntl a Borough i.) (pile ettottgh for o .Nl r. 1111 " - Mey the Bank and the Mint be speedily O p ened by the Madrid, state that the People took no Pert ift a.- riete. lit ihat early ohjeet nf hi s am bition 1,1 . Decembei : in' t ' eS n,. - t e e new re st conteleed ; withofit intreding upon Ma•t, , r , -key of the Itt;lits of Man !—Tuns—" Stand and de- t , te t insurrection. The Ceiteral O'Doere e;et. iexteest °ea Letter from st. 'Dom as's detect Wl' I les . e- 0 0) e ef. 1 trust whertunto neither rook, nor fortune, nor liner. ,- •Isaa-ctet have entitled him. N a poleon Boom parte , and his i mme di a t e r thera tion—Tune 1 "nliolled iii these letters is the same who cotn• " 'The latest in« Iligence r eceived here I' . (lc HONESTITS. ~ Git to tile Devil and shake yourself." - , . mends the Camp of Saint Roe') before Gibraltar. (Moor() is to the 14th ult. It is stetted ti' sl , ne ee: '1. 4 . , . r .,.,.. 1.,." ( ''. - .... -,........5e1..4. ..,,,. , • iril 4 ' : t..., '''' '''''''7<s' - ' " '.?4' tt;"'lf9tL,"siaSfet't.tM.iiti::=4r:r'Vh.':t;;:AV44Vi.:;r4t:''XiV44:::,.,lL''l'4ST,'i;ttt:i:kiti;!l.'t.l4tt49:,4;4i,*Fi.ivF:.*alWf:,4;.i..-'.:.,!:V)46t4A-'t4V'',4:,A v.6 7, ...E. ;i4 vViV ',,''' ' • i, Ng eras nada ,with Iral l it i s `lttte c Extra mor n boat. ar r i v 13 , Ho n e xpo bout witty ~I a r alicl The a w u ; e on b et , by