The Sun. — London, England, 1820-02-08 00:00:00

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Aosi i . l 1', 1 , 0 , 1 0 .71 . { ,XT. of the 1115T08JC. , ..1 . , ii, it .A..•111-11No°1 that NOIII,F, and I It , . ;...--;', ap pei ', is just publi.lied. The 15$ if : . 1 , .r on the Ist of March, w no ~ ,r inue,,Booli and Print-sellers are .), itir. aft.,..t.i.we L N .c at , oes of their . resrecti% c .... , ,, t ,` s i ent tli I I.le Price will be con, 39 , i,,,,.,, .;;'P t e gent and original Price is 1.1 S• . 413 , el i 0 J ' . . , ;! C ust published as above, ,alt sAI i; q•• M ost i seller , in the Unit be: , : e niu . I.lt.res.t.ii; LETTERS. fr. al. Seven Colaltred Plat t. ~;:s',..I=,,nALYTiCAL IiSS.I,Y or ( co rd , - , (1ill a "lON of NTACEIINES, v l i t ~ 5 , t,, Alt., price Pig. . ~.:,,,,; - -.N V . I S ;- . 41) „: , : , , n :':: I (4 )S4 U- 1:0 It. 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I , 'at '.l'w fie' 'I,: Ek. i : 3 : . t t v ,, ..y v,,,:,,,d)ie c()LL: ~t ,:, ;, 1 , arid Nir'''",:istiln; chiefly of Earl' , ...rf . f.t , , I: 4 llce % ;'" . atlics; French and A g i ; .,1 . tri tm ,. , with some curious Bla 41it ,i.t.:?!, Rite- 4 , l ',„,llie tt i will lie found, the I ~, :,,:, Itak i . , is and the :.lirroor of 1 he.l g , '.,``•-f" qhr oiii l i e Grat,d, printed on velli t'.: ;:i,. l'yp„,, r ( . l e l , by Colonel Johnes, 4 A ~....c,,,,, , ,; , e p hical Antiquities, by Di ~0 4t 4 llee s !' Onti Quixote, 4 vols. ~.., e, !,,.,;, roo. ortie, on India paper • . x . , ,e ,„ .te s orls mostly 011 ', ,;:,, , :::,, i . ii i oc 1,, I ; l t.:llanuscripts chiefly t :.,, 1,, , of s aie ' viewed, and Catalogues C . i IC :-..."---- • ~ - - , , ,4 f. =± • 11 /I 1 I . -Y W. M()TTNTA 1,1,. 4 '. :-.....'•• S`ARIS,CEN'S iir,AD INN, SN r/ ?.V,' • , : i • 'i XII E MI • o ()Ingo. P()ST. 1 ' CO 1 , 1-T • - '' .i,.. . _,, I;pr, '-‘'... ES, •'. - .c. set out fr( , ,,. 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': " UMBER 85C8 •] . . :„. _ ___________ - - dan t l ' .',........„..----....__ ____ ----- , a l ' FOR THE SUN. •• THE - SECON) TOUR ot 1)0C • I'()R SYN- A" 1. a PItIVATE MEETING of . DI illibetal abuse lay Air, Aloncrieff, whO appears :to 'a 4. - - hi T - - - 1 , 4 ' •'' sneer at my ha . .ltig introduced him as a man not , 1 ,- at , AX in SE.III.CIi of , the PICTITItI.•:SQUE, _No. Land cHANTs, BANKERS, SHIP-OWNERS, LIVERY- M I 1 1 I I : l' R. EDITOR--Since el( , teasel you under the unknown •in toe' annals, of literatere. I repeat r '''''; " 14 ,0, f' '', Siit V 3, ° '\: l* 1 -2 , ' are .! "St I ! bliSh e 'l ' ar it• ACKEI{M ANN'S r; 1 ? I ' 'MEN,viol Others, the Friends of Sir 'WfLLIANI . CURTIS, l e: the assertion—l will prove it. I leave with yota„-g, lota - .e on ' • ••,- NI ith a slew to *hard against shameless i'ecti )- ' " . ' i two volt:ores of the Poetical NVorks of M• It ii . . ' N.,.! l ;SPuriutis Imitations, and gross impositions, 1 , 11 , e :_l nhllLi . , Bart. :t,..8.. and Alderman of the City of London, held at Cite (onus performance ot. a Drama at the Cobourg si r, a r2st.respeethilly informed that the SECOND lOUR London •Tavern this 7t h day of February, 1320. Theati'e. 1 hove seen the answer of Me. fl uty- Nicholls. Thies one Tire Wreath, the other the 4 1i, aerie •• `I•NYNA is lamina tattled, as wen as rils first, with 1).- is C., . ~, i gns and Engraviogs bv THOMAS' ROWLANOSON, whose WILLIAM 'MANNING, Esq. M.P., in the Chair. Cast re whom I charged with having pirated, from Harp of flermei I cannot submit the pretensions I '‘'' ' hot • ~e4aa-nale,,,,is affixed to the plates, without which distinction none NIESENT, a manuscript It ansinit red to Mr. GLOSSOP, what . - a f . 4 a Poet to a better test that) your judgmenta- - e genuine. can „-... Sir John Peering, Bart. M.P. and Alderman. fie, the Manager of the Theatre, hail described as eon will, I trust, not disdain to peruse them,— A. - ," % , c ` l ";'' • •:,.. - 1 .,N -0 • AT. of the HISTORICAL and CHARACTERISTIC Ails': l'i ~ .t; - ` 41 13 of that N ° OIILF, arid PIC'TURESQUE RIVER, the Sir 13 , illian: Leighton, Kr t. and .klderman • an entirely new historical composition of his oven, Mr. Nicholls, -for men} , years before Mr, Mon- re „ .; ,i, 0 e'dttato,, it - •-an is lust )(lei'. bed The Sixth and Last. Number will ` Sir Charles Flower, Bart. and Alderman. Havint care f u ll y considered the answer, dilated crie ff we's born,. contribtared to the Poetical offer- ; 4 4 4 ; . . 05 ii • ~, TiTell_rr):lll ihe l i st of Ma - rell, with a List of Stibscribers.- into two columos and an half, Illiave no hesitation Sartmook Birch, Esq. and Mclennan. ings in-vas ious.petioclical publications —for many 4 a • : e ts i and Print-sellers 11 , C particularly requested to send . s no! s' . I - '" the Names of . their respe ' etil;e S s oliseri . hers, innueilialclY Christopher Smith, Esq. and Alderman. in savoy - , that it tends throughout to strengthen year she was enraged towrite for Mr. Wheble'l Ma• ~ii, ar . , .;:. alltr.which'ilie Price will 6, considerably raised.-N. B. The and cdofirm the positrons for which I had con- John Atkins, Esq. and Alderman. Mine, for :natty years he has ve ep employed by er‘a ~ ntkesent and original Price is I4s. per Number. . 'tended, find Mr. Moncrieff in his lengthened 39 ' l' - ' 1 Als • ChistOpher Magnay, Esq. and Alderman. si 1, At kermanisaV iln e Strain d, in the poetical dentirr- . 1 r - -. 7 :` I ,-'' ° Just published as above, . and to he had of all the I3ook- . Apolot. filled with all the abusive epithets at his went •of Lis Fafbionatile Alagazine ; for the same i , e • ra• Robert Albion Cox, Esq. and Alderman. . 4 0 3 ril 1 -4 . ,, Most • , s . elleri ittth . e , Uniteil Kiil l 4i . l L im ) , , xp.l., Fs and comma) d, stating every thing but what was to Gentleman tie ? Wrote all the literaay part of the ii a 4 ~ , - ;.1 ey„., ; _ inierestrug LEI I Eii.S. front RUE:Ns s ,.. •, Sir Robert Wigram, Bart. be., •ji• - i ‘ lit,!, with Seven Coloured Plates, Demy Octavo, price 12s. - the pointy and . wholly omitting what was most linininated Fiel4.4Alarsa a work which . tvae n.c) 4 Alt,' ESSAY or GRAM.MAR un the CON- Sir Thornas Nears., Bart. „._. ~ . , . i... ~. • • ' • misiorW inr him to have' answered ? ' tie neelitst thought unworthßrabeini - dercatidio our late trt . 0 , I .:: . .;4„ ,ucriON of MACHINES, with Thirteen Lithographic Sir Charles Price, Bart. . .. . --- - - - - Itt i iiiigt t haVe'been expeefeir, - by ieviling his ac- coil -al tatee 0 2 . 2 .„,. Q ,, , ; revered Monarch. Besides his talents as an Au- ••ZA' known him' —he .is a man the breath of calumey e. - 4 fie - •a - NV. sg ir,,c• o- l ' a r .: . ?' I . i . r'e 1 ' . 19 ... • N • •. a I : , l ( . l a t , :i gia , l l , l..l o . l E .g s , q . . Eisi. 1 - Ltica., M.P. Esq. LaCIILS, • 31,1111. Esq. enser.••• , -He then attacks the character of Alr. , thor, Mr. Nicholls is a man who, during a long 74e... ter. ,a,a- ernetaii ' ''''' e ''''''"' '" 1- - ` SI ' I V I4 ' ' ', • : i y a l k ii , i , ti l ,:. J A ol .::: . sq Ei‘i . I N . l u i, c o a d s, v, (.:(ii t r t l i t i •s e , w :s E q s • q. Nicholls, of whom it is evident, upon his own lif e, h as mer i ted the esteem of all who have 7 '. t /., -.IS now betw.en Thrte . lour Hundred Coloured VI O r "., i(r . 4 . ) Kravii i ,.. . -` . and . . it E nter - Barher, Josh_ Esq. Lucris, Josiah. Esq. she Wing, he has no knowledge—then, in lan- . - 2„,,7 'es ' ; ',l• ln i i: 4l fo l ; ( ii i i i s tl a ;:i f t:i x : l ar { e i-s iti 3 i n ts d el P f ll pr n es:n: uae. 9 . "stead' T. J. Esq. Laing, David, Esq. gnage not very choice or refined lie enters into has never assailed.—Such, Sir, is the person whom et - ,1,0, ' *,•''• \I . • :::::: I l i ' , ;rut:alit: to. an tier f y . TA.. st:1 1 1 . :(1 1) ::. s er ve i ll: dicl "„ 'l l li ' ; '.., i , d u S l ,7":; r ti l c m h r a j c a d s : i . % S q q: . • IrrOr u f . i , , La i UV; David,juu. Esq. .110.:. - '.••. , 44, AgeS 'Lle limes, arid a. Work of Refereuce to Future Letts:Join], F:sq. • a loing detail of his being " gravelled" for a Dra- these Lambeth Alarsh Alecanxases thinik it be- r;) ,I , matic subject; unfortunately for his narrative, just (0 -4 '- - ,o__•. :;..,„ . -------- comes them to treat ' as a lunatic or a criminal for 4,... „, . , . Cawthorne, William, Esq. Pi:ender, Thomas, inn. Esq. about the period when Mr. Nicholls had forward- . i si.,-, !,..,., , venturing to approach them with complaint. I V, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Coolie, iliihn, Esq. Poiinsett, Henry, Esq. • rll ! ' *, i' i i: Cotton, William, Esq. Pratt, William, Esq. 4 ed his Piece to Mr. Glossop ;--he then describes shell have no difficulty . in s h elving that Mr. Ni- as: asl - ' -$.:. as b• • - .By Mn . SOTHEBY, , Craven, John, Esq. Plumber, 'John, Esq. his wantlerings on the Kent road, his calling= at chop is better known in the annals of Literature '-'a• dr', - ' 4 • • '',' """se No a WF.LLINGTON-STREET, Strain], Clark , ' Peter,. Esq. Packman, ----=', Esq. lie public house yf an old actpraintance, whose than probably Mr. Monciieff ever will be. In truth '",if t La , - "" ftlear) " • •-' nix, _Esq. Parrer, Bei:jai:tin, Esq. - vt4 d i,: ' , .,.. - T• ba,•. ~." -AN , Febru ar y 8, tea°, and Five eoneesine . t ( ) ,l i ' x i C . ;il F tian t [lel, Esq. I cannot class among objects of Literature those ~ asa •' l'''uuday excepted), at Twelve o'clock, Richardson,Christ.jrithEsq. conversation concerning Horn fair, with the aid •', be , la A v Dunkin,Christopher, Esq. lteeston, IVilliam, Esq. of his wine, at length elicited some dormant ideas morbid productions which (with very, few ex- z,,4',t,e t h,..t. . 7 , , ,,, , ,. ta%: . . cry Valuable COLLECTION of BOOKS, Davis, S. Esq. Smith Robert, Esq. about King John . and the Miller of Charlton, end options) disgrace the present age, In ore the le a, ~ , , ,,,, c , arta me a esistirre chiefly Of Early English History, Poetry, Elliot, Robert, Esq, Sharp, Richard, Esq. ' illa• io .' 1.. i, 'Uarie,, s l "eliallies; French and Italian. Fiscetia2. and Ito- Foster,.l lionuts, Esq. Sims, R. J. Esq. reviverlinis recollection, that some four years be- . gitienate Drama, demoralize the hotter ortlers of aystel 'Zs; A g i ' !. , .•,1' Atr i , y) ,, , ; with some curious Black tietter Books, &c. &c . Groombridge,Stepheu,Esq. Sharp, R. S:. Esq. fore he liati• Made a memorandum in his pocket the Public, spiead their pernicious infectioti V"."t,' n a a . yet . V 1,,,,,,, Them will he found, the, Ron - Mt:cr. of Jason : Vil'il's Cirav: Julth Eli. Sheddon, 'I homas, Esq. book, upon-the same subject ;in this v raY he among the younger classes of society, and coun- V, kn i •• 4 r a i,, r "f's and the:Mirrritir of the -World, printed by Caxton ; Graham, It. Esq. Stewart, C • :ries, Esq. • g : '.,,';•.,°. Cher, l e Grat,d, ,c,..,.(1 on vellum by \retard CFroissart' s Haynes —, Esq. Sparks, R. H. Esq. accounts for the manufactory of the Piece in teract all the efforts of the benevolent and vir- 474 Skipper, Peter, Esq. question, which he subsequently informs us was Pt-m mous for their moral and religious improve- ~,,,„. 2 t 4 _,,,,,,, 1'ee t ,', ,, • ,, 3 , ( z 1 t c , , i by Colonel .Trines, 4 vols. large paper ;_ Ames' Holford, J. J. Esq. 0 ,44, : ..,,, (... 1 . 3 . 0i ,, , 1• , „i cal Antiquitics, by Dihdin, 2 vols. large paper ; Hensley, I F saac c , Esq. Steele, Joseph, Esq. finished in one night, and partly in the dark, (neut. nr -- •ai I; ern e ,. I ,' : 3 } )on Quixote, 4 vols, large paper witli plate , Hodgson, re clack, Esq, Smith, James, Esq. , 1p • :,.,,.. 16., ! •• •iiiirire, on Indiapaper; Minlini 'Novella!, Neapoh, Hatch, Oliver, Esq. - '4) I. i .. „_, Simpson, G. M. Esq. teitliont the least reference, as lie can p rove b y Sir, I consider 'it as an bonoor to have vindi- 'Att ,a, • , s .et .„ , „ lye, 'r ue' s iorks, Mostly on la- ge paper. Like Wise some Holden, William, Esq. 'relit:l . d, John, Esq• " several witnesses who saw ham at work, to Mr. cared such a new as Air. Nicholls, whose acquaith- iris ' r:t • ', • I;.`lleiz•rit .Manuscripts chiefly on Vellum: Hunt, Jan:es, Esq. Wilson, Thomas, Esq. Nicholls's prodection. He then gives certain -a of s ''e viewed, and Catalogues (price Is.) had at the Place Hall, John, Esq. Wadeson, S. W. Esq. ante I have enjoyed for upwards of thirty years, ii , ~s• al e. Hunter, John,. Esq. Webster, James, Esq. garbled:extracts from Mr. Nicholls's Letters, with and I feel confident I have performed the duty I / ter • : '.:- -...----------- __ -- - Hammond, Frederick, Esq. Whitmore, .lohn, Esq. whose Grartnnar arid Orthography, he finds fault, have imposed upon myself with effect. - a , • A It --:. " By W. NIOTTNTAIN and Co. Jacks, John •Esq. I Ward, IVilliam, Est . I oral thus, haring taken the task ' o f viudicating Sir,you are sensible that on tire various occasions • Janson, William, Esq. I "•-•.,' ' am t. , AcEN's HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. . hitneelf and his principal into his "'II hand s , h e upon which I have add' essed the Poblic, I '''•'' Resolved Unanitimusly, r/' a /1. . • , 'I I II E following POST -COACHES, MAIL- concledea with a vapouring threat of appealing to have seldom done so without affixing int , proper ..- e• ~• , ' That this Meeting, adverting to the fact of Sir William the Law. -; Vsignature, or so desienated 1111 V assumed one i hat ",,", ' e;,/ ' ~ I 1 . 3p, 0 % ° . ,..., 1( ; 1 1_E5,. &e. set out from the , above Inn:— I . , ~ a . lr I ON, Chatham, I shall in the first place advert to Air. Moe- I was • •a • ''' - • a tl—taat such was the ..t R oc i ie stci, and Gravesend N . , Curtis having received the Suffrages of between 4.and 5000 Certain rtam of vein , ' t ace is 1,44 .r.'si,t.,:tlrl(.7l) , every Afternoon at Half-past Foil,. Fare, in- Liverymen dining the last Contest, and that 1542 Merehants, riett's own admission, which, I think, is as little case upon the present occasion is evident, for Me. -''''el' . 1 ,, ...„, , roc ottt side fis. •,, 7.,,,,tAL11017•1'11, Penryn Truro, Bodmin, Lislteard, MY' Bankers, Ship Owners, Traders, and Others of the City of to tile credit of himself . and his e n l P l° Yer, as th e Aloncrieff concludes that VINDI6ATOR anti myself - t'a' r a ':;1'11111 Doea, Pivneunta, ' Totness, Newton Bushell, Exete r - London, have publicly recorded their regret, that the Honour- act with which I have elnirged them, more parti- are one and the same person. . ••••' ;I! .a.:,:t4("zietilta, Dorchester ' ', Dartmouth, and Salisbury, new Post able Baronet was nut one of those retulued fur the said . Cily, cu la rly aelien it .is considered, that Air. Glossop Let it not be supposed that there is any thing in a a t at , . ".cVf.ry inornit , „.• at Sevet: •; tln °ugh FLlnamt, Axonnster . 3 ?.. `,'";l:ll4dpiUT, I : l :indfoial, Basiogstoke, and Brigshot, arrives at at the late Election- • rests his pretensions to public favour on the fact of the character of a Manager of the Cobotog Theatre I ' . VI Of :",''',) ! ' Y • i nifi l'fielltbe nett ceeniiig at [(tilt-past Eight. Is of opinion, that Sir William Curtis be invited to offer his being the nurse of rising merit, and his Theatre which of itself 'precludes the suspicion of in)- L a 1., • .:,4,,ti -OUTHANIPTON I vluir , - , ion Winchester Andover, awl . . . r t ~ . 11 ,0 : L, " ;1i.. 4 "."`p . 101ie New FUti ' r iisic.h . J ' C'oac ' ll at half-past Seven o'clock himself a Candidate to be one ot the Representatives of the tt:e asylum of neglected talent,--Mr, illoncricff proper conduct. I have too much reason to know •''-' • and feel the contrary to be the fact. 1 301 not „„. ''' h i t i Arl "' " i n',arrives • t `li • Dalphin Int:, Southampton, hy City of London, in Parliament, at the approaching Election; tick nowletlgks that for some time previous to uny a, ,:. : ,. ( , v , 'ist Five u'clock.-Tisis is a most delightful Con- T. :. ' '.,:•;(.44 4 .::: c ,' !°., Lite Isle of Wight, Havre de Grace, Jersey, Le), St N'• 60. ,'•:1 AlATtlandlillt.""' Chicr""rgt" &c. . " sea r "and that a public Nfeetin , be convened of the Friends of the Honourable Baronet, who are desirous of promoting that Is'IOL Frying Poct-Coaehes, through Chip- o bje ct, ea be held at ' the LONDON TAVERN, Rishopsg . ote- „lli • , laul• s_'aln e and s',. ic S' 1' . - ‘ft , , con• ;41•1'i - e . ' 4 ; 4 ' ..`l'f ' is Iti r• Nlav's it , '''''''"'"""g'" "" ' ", !.' -' ' street, on 'THURSDAY NF.xT, at One o'clock precisely: 1; , ; -:. (4ieern, Th•,.. ) ._,, ,., I t "reyhound Inn, Molt, am: ttli• t, , ,,110n- . H- tr il o d i l:Ssing 'you, they had' both received letters Air. ,Nicholls, complaining ut what that Gentleman, no matter vvhether truly or ertone- onsly, deemed' an infringement of his right— what ought to have been under such circumstances now referring to Mr. tlioinctieff, for (ant of the , - - -I - , present transaction I know nothing of him. lii have, however, had- the misfortune of coon- i 4 s.l ' i ing - in contact with another of Mr. Glos- 4,- sop's Stage Managers ; and _this, with the ex- . at'O'„,, ,l - t i 4. , : : i ::,,:, I, i 1 .......,, )1. , .o.ta. -street, and the • - •:vaiiii, Brisiol, next Morn- Rtsokvtd Ortanimuusly,. . , the conduct of persons conscious they were them- e, „.,,,,,,, •a , • (tits to Weis, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exetei, awl . perience I have purchased, I ►will venture to ;,. t• ;,,, %.i, %lei-eel,. That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the Chairman, l 'r i . f,:q adses the servants of the public ? they should have say, in measured words deliberately uttered, and 4t • , :i ", i f;: .•• •:-! lo t , • 1 1 - IE, p. New LIVEr POOL Liglit Coa t h, unly one for his able and judicious conduct in the Chair. manifested the common courtesy expec ed from coolly re fl ected upon,' that the character of Ma- •r•e - ' ). • ' • a'la:le' "" Li"' P 1 ' Four :picks. 1 F • Out- ' .: k , i es s , wat , carrying all who arrogate to themselves the Idle of Gen- ' Hager of the Cohourg Theatre may be a passport s: 4..41, :eh; o ' 6 "'lt eve, D'i',' ltrion , li Denstable, Wburn, That the foregoing proceedings be published in the 'Month' tlernen, They should have condescended to re- •s:., ' tri..11.11,4t1q. Nort iiiiin . pton c) Welford; Liitter,voith. Hinckley, into Society by which a man msy corer into the ia„ : a 0 . I‘;,e,,•\Valai'.!•-a,e, Lichfield, Stone, Itugely; :Newcastle, Knutsford, and Evening Papers. turn Mr. Nicholls an answer, infoiming him that sisa sti,,aritil and Pi es - oz • - most binding engagements, without the means or ••''''.• i Itt .• fe''.' , r 4 1.117 8 . , • ' " _ . be was labouring tinder a mistake, and they ~*„. , t ers E a LLY, Wellintrton, and Shiffnal, Post-Coach, --, - the intention of fulfilling them—that it may give A . . - 7 : 1 2 7 . _is ivey„ced lie at Eire a'elocli.--Gearded. . . ROYAL AC IDENIY, SOM.ERXET-HO'JSE. . should have endeavoured to undeceive him, but • him an appearapce ot credit which does not belong . a . 7. ,t.: 'ed ti. altnee ta,Dereinester blandford,Salisbury, Andover, instead acting this manly and honourable part, 4,., ri'iteestinice, pew 1 , at - Couch, ever}' Afternoon The •110,.0 TICE is hereby gieen, That iiII.WO,',KS they !look it quite a course to treat a pet son as to him, and may enable him to contract oblign- f itt= •; 1 ; t., r!":l,,,,l.nuith Paelits in c'ti ( l - risey,iers . ey,t‘herlairg, St . Ma- tions which be has no probability of discharging. -...; t 4,8 ,: ,. 1: 1 1 I fli - C II ded for the ensuing EXI4IIIITION must be sent in fur the iiispection of the Council, on Monday, the 3J, or a lunatic, for presuming to appeal to such ine. I have the honour to remain, by !ix ts . 'clock on Tr . :esiiay the ._l! :_,_n f A pr il n e t, stria a u t t . : ' portant personages for any. thing in the shape of ~" . i f' - a l , l si i 4 l 'il ,, ') : , S .. re et: light Sir, ••••' t ei :;, :..1 ,(i g u. ,, Y l 'llsrs at Eight o7CLocli ; carries Four Insides ouly, tention is,necessar so [he established lie;iilations, the , p redress —in truth, I am pretty much of tine sam e ri - • '-•*;-'• 4 0- leu '"rhablv easy •:‘ it I: a Guard throtr•hout. Passes ticulars ot winch ina ue obtained at the Royal Acarlein. Your very obedient Servant, e,' , ,.: i'.'lq•lridi4"ge It :`.i.trint ford, IN - 'esvat ' .li, itet fot (I, ‘ Doncastkfi., and Ferry,. HENRY HoWARD, R . A. Ca c. opiritnn, for, from what has come to my knotv- GEO. FARQUHARSON 'i• . ~ ... ri , :i4 i thsta y ,! ,. the ,Guidon Li,)„, !Leeds, next morning. ot- ----- --- ____________ .., lcdge within these few days, I have, unfortenatt-ly , 17, Great C'harlotte-street Blackfriars- cl." , 4 ... t. ty„,„,...4:4:,the uncommon Ex.pedition of this Coach, it h. Road, 7th February, 189.0. LONWIAN AND Co.'s CATALOGUE OF OLD BOOKS, foi myself, too much reason to believe that any a. , , a:4 t i ene.a . .„,, ,,, tV mesa agreeable and complete Public Con- FOR 1820. luau who expects honourable conduct from a !,,,, a', $, tte a .A . ,.;,d ( ' ) ai v,„ a reati Rlatl, heing unequalled by any other. , This Day is published, price Qs. 6sl. 'TO THE EDITOR OF' THE SUN, - -- , • 4 teweaw ~‘, Longt(p.vn, Gretna-green, Annan, Dumfries, Manaffer of the Cobourg Theatre, indulges in a s - • f.., . ~...ain!ich 1,,;.ti5h,,,,..tr,r.thi11, Saiiquhar-KHIn, Catimock., Kingswell, 1 1 11 E FIRs-r PA ft - rof a GENrEItAL CATA- foolisr) and fallacious expectation. . a; :,, ~‘ 1 .tic,. a , i Nam:int), a . Post Coach (daily). Z- LOGUE of OLD BOOKS for the Year te.2o; containing ... . Mn. EDITOR—On my return - from Bath this Having observed upon this admitted violation 1 , • ' '•'.g . ',..tia , a,:ilN-,su-an?rough, Whit Irv, Shiebiii; SunderlanA, New- the classes of Theology and. Ecclesiast iial History, in rations morning,. i find in your Papers of last week a t•sit. '• I/ •,,, 4,,,,,,,, , J4tli nutirgii, New Four Inside , i.iiicli, with a Gum! Lancuages; History, Biography, Autiqiiities, and Miscella- ef the ordinary rules of decorum, I proceed to i ta.:erd,)ja,,a,.-,,u; sets mit every :`,lortkin=": by was 4 Nl ew"'nk, Rut - ticous Subjects, in English. T o b e s o ld at th e affixed prices, remark, that Air. Moncrietf, instead of attenip' in g 1 contro i versy t in which my name occurs very Ire- ..' !'in' Nta • i ;„,,, , •et•t i • , anit,i,ster, Data,,,,,aa',ll Zsiortli • aliertini Di•hatu, Alit- by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and Brown, Paternoster- quent y, as wing participaot with Mr. Aloncrieff •: , 4 1 to throw a veil over the eyes of the public, by the I.- ~,, 4 1, r athe, i„:•:centi`..icl;• Pa - ssengers finding themselves fatigmol row. in the surre t"ti • 1 t • f Pi ce • t Inv mi* p i oils prof.lic ton o a c d Y :!; qte e d on .ey may rest what time they please, and then *ii. Amongst the Theology will b e seen a very consider, insiguificapt episode of t his interview with the cteknietigoltniantroA,hrnensp,lasilinlotarliii(alivse. Theatre, called. the Three Johns, or the Miller's 4 1 ~ „,, NARl„,‘,vithout (tor ' tb'•t . al Fare .;'- 1 , iis ea , aa , ntoo c - . 1 - " iota ••• , . tilt eember ot the most rare and curious . hooks of all ages Landlord of Wife of Charlton ; Mr. iNloncrietf has answered this 'll, .. p ?,; ,ttll A idi mu "II iind s;indon, new four-inside Coach, while the Collector of English Books will find la the suc- • • directed his et t r i t l i e re ti a ° t . 2 -f t tesey, w orm NI, Readiog, Lambourn, Porten, Lyilington, yet Bing Class numerous works, both, of in:con:mon occur- . , charge so feller an d satisfactorily, as to leave me 4* . .;;.1 4 p . ; ere ct ha B asset Ratusbury, Hangerford, anti' NM.. rtnce and general utility,-The remaining parts of the Cata- tinct charge, which was simply this, that Aar , i owe more than to confirm those parts of his stare- t . . r. W i P . Y "let t • ' _ 4 , Hl)Ci i :\ ( >r " n z' Logue of this vast Collection will speedily,appear. Nicholls having sent his dramatic piece to Air. ments in which I am concerned, a lid, Which have (i ; ., 1 ia ., • ,0,2, 1 1 ,, t) , 5 , a: ...!: ,•• ! „, ; - , 41,,..-11,1,fiee ti.:als,al Post Co:oh . ,eyety evening.. ......- , • ~,,,:,,f,l,4l tur i ' , ~) al m - ,-, 1 " ( !r . !‹, !, etei borough, Stilton, and Routine_ - • -------.. Elliston, it was retinue(' hy that Gentleman, with , , come under my knowledge. This Ido without p, . , , ' ';%-: ' c, ki 3 : , and H 1 , 44 ch, every Evening to Spilsay, Louth, , ' the observation that it was pretty, but that it hao, the slightest hesitation, don) , " it with the greatest kaor a - .a., i - tLieLp 1 "* " . EDINBUCI-1, FEE. s.—The flag on the Castle ! '' a tzt, and .''- ' ' '"ritl beer) performed at the Cobourg Theatre—what vas truth and confidence. As Alr. Moincrieff states,',l • ~ , 7, A pvieb,, a G ua „ !, and Whitehaven, Four Insid e po l t. was yesterday hoisted halt-mess, and will con- I actually never saw tine MS. I am charged with ' ls i „,• R. th , :1, koala-1, 60 , ad the way, passes through Brogh: tinue so till after the funeral ot his late Majesty. pretty ? The Piece produced by Mr. Nicholls, and r. , (toy, Aberf ur p , Riehniond,C;itterielt,Boroughb ri d ge , the probability was that, being so, Air. Elliston having monopolized in couponction with hint. It At eleven o'clock tire A__dmiral's flag ship, and the ' • Why did online. ~.`..'!"•) n aleaster,- a nd tirantieun. Sets out .- ' ' v VY /SI 11 " ;7 11 . 1( E I 1 4 1 i t s I s o o n ni r c e return period ? play upon it Ahrough any medium of mine. Tire piece of the ' ' - • - a . 4 Cilit• have: tor be u e s a e t tl ise it , . l is total) impossible, theretore, he could have seen , ,: ~• :: it itt _); ,, Pas se l l '.. e g_!_la , I), rio f les the journey with great o . ther cruisers no Leith /toads, commenced, in con- ,.. .... ju _ e i t, b are . ‘ , 5 , pies .( , ,, , l...tin e d on the Road by business or ►',radian with the fort at Leith, firipg 60 minute r i 14& .11 th e 4e L x " ‘,. co.lar advantage of their Seats being se- the same subject had been performed at the Co- Three Johns, brought forward at the Cobolirg ....,1 ~ I.,,,,aetrbAt. halt, s ateetai. , _ ' giros, with the Royal standard and the other bourg Theatre, but became the same id ent i ca l i7ottoeilta.,,),,ota•m•sii.,aasite,v,.Preston, Kirby-Linsdale, Bolttni, coluers hoisted halt -mast, excep,tiag the Ad- Theatre, I saw for the major part written and 2iti, piece whie!) Mr. Nicisolls had presented to hir . n . , ;• 2 , .•i- I,lraaa Lta, 'aria Post Coaches, ever}' Atter- ruiral . 3 Ilag, which occupied its proper place.— or something closely imitating it had been !tone ' composed myself, having sat up with Mr. Dl t h e t The c olours continued thus fl y i ng, of merles of crietf (I believe to his no small annoyance) the • t- . t444 4 l il Li,clri fi ° e ° ll4 L 'p W . arrin gt°us . Knntsforti, Stone, Stafford,... represented. '.l • his is the substratum of then-hart e, greater part o f t h e n i g h t i n w hi c h i t " ree k e d i ts a4ta a. - ' •••• es a , , est Coach '1 lie- Defiance, every Eveni ng mourning for our late most gracious Sovetergn, ; ...,', eq th acen's Ilead In ' but Mr. Moncrieff has not even glanced at it. / 'i- ...-, , , e,,,l ° Pelea . e.. it, Dale-street, Liverpool.---Guard- King George 111. until one o'clock, when they hitch; .4'-.:- • C KE FIEL should add, that Mr. Elliston, hireling given Airs a ~ ~ • tia„., , I) P ost-Coach, ever:- Nlorniro , si - N 4 ' 1 1.1 , 1t - were hoisted to the mast heads—the yards of the - Nicholls the information I have stated, instriicted of the situations that were afterwards representeda'-e 1 in it.; wilful plagiatism is an act, that neither '-'a . • a-, t *na y ; , . 'Newport wai‘ctiniea,Tare"o'rfeet Nautwicti, squadr . on . vk•ere then manned—three cheers given • a ',l-a•5..5i,,,-.6ett,t,,,,autt.elladie'tviefi Post-Co . ach, every Evening hint how to endeavour to obtain redress—he re- -' • .., : •7 1 orte • "'"' z 'ANl) St 1 • '' ' '• by their crews—and a salute of 41 guns fired by • g , Air. Moncrieff'4 habits of wri'in , nor his inelina t'' j . ta-• commended him to repair to the Cobottrg Theatr . e ':'..' '': MA,tk' n .'- ‘ "I t ', 11 ::(-, - -ijoi-g .. e t i c n ' i,: ) s%,-1 4 :,1,,, x d 4 . rin C"c"': ewer each vessel, on the accession of our most giancious tion, would, lam persuaded, seffer him to resort a ., ~.., • ~„,,,...• 444 /1;•`0112..t:.,5L1T.E.1t, W,ins-low, Coog,leton, Newcastle, 'Walsall and enquire for Mr. Aloncrie ff . Mr. Nicholls did to, and he must regard these charges merely as • 4 „,... 4 ', Sovereign, King George IV. 'flie odours con- , N ia.ease`- 1 .1 1 ._ ). 1-a-att, 1 eat-Coach Afternoon. Guarded I (raving 'tl , I himself to several ot so,•antin rot tlCt(Tommon with all 1 ,. .,, a- / a v arta a ,"'ittLli and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Rua- tintred thus hoisted until sun set; and yesterday ''-', ;:a . : ' • - islin3lie_vvra etereine.the Performers, he told them his errand. They the general ax. Inche must, in ' they were again hoisted half mast, anti will remain ~,' ~ u a , .; •: .. . , f ts l i t se trio,, A , , G a l n i , , ,A- 3 • , 1• e1 1 e ',: , t . .(,:c.aeb, Guarded, sets out every '3O until the day of intertneot of his , late Alajesty. i took his play read parts of it and severally ac- Atithorsapay for poprilari•y. As for myself, at 't t e • the present period, when I am making every et- 4' • ~_, 4. __ !1 ,„ 1 ,. „.,. . 1 (~ tfunilughaw next day at Noon.- The Court of Session met yesteruay and pro- knowledg . eil, ' THAT . wits . wHAT , THEY }lab PER. fort in my power, to shake ot - I the monopoly a a e i'•;! vet) s 6 ~, a ' lck, Leamingto, and Daventrv, to ti Sa FORMED WITH ALTERATIONS. They declined giv- '. kltl - t attl,Buit-st: tr • t '- the -- ceeded to business —Before proceeding to bu . s . i'- .. 1,„•:, „, , . 0 .., . tee • 'inning taw. which lois so long t o the best energies of ita sae, eara e b- &at-ion-heave, Howden Thorn •I D • ) 'tog Mr. Aioncrieff's direction, stating, they were the Drama, I. am not at all surprised at, nor tin- ? '': t a , eve, y m on , ~,. _ , ~, and oticaster, lost neSS yesterday, the Lords Commissioners of Edon- a ',•i i p , - eta,i _ tc, __ nen e at liiilf-past Six, prolliblied-front divideirag the niddress of any per- ,i 1 .h„ l. :A •:. to the Cross Keys, burgh, thu Clerks of Court and So li c i tors took Fella; et or, any attempt that may c made ). , 1 , • • al a tiov e l,.? , a . -; , 1 - 1 1111 i. son belonging to the 1 .1" tieatre, but one of the Per- weak and wicked met), to call t»y disiuterested- , i- a- ! ..i a, :15at.e.,.,,,e-ati,),,tl,-,t,,imareare,aartulwicia Itainsg•ate,Cant erbilry, and subscribed the oaths of a Injora tion , assitrance, formers followed Mr, Nicholls, anti remarking , f, p; , f ort i i i , _ , _ _ ... 0 , i.iam, !t. ochester, and Stroud, Post-Coaches, ated ot allegiance to his Alajeaty King George •• f . ~ , „,. .r. nest apt i honour in question. 'To such men, mya, ,: `: , t ,.. !.. , ti„eiai,,et ) "nit, and Non ihat be had been i ll-treated, in ottneu non of DI r . I F k*. . 1 . r 11•11'ORD, Ware, • Ho:idesdon, aud Clieshunt Coach best unseen will be my actions , and I can give no MI! ' .. il'i 'q Metre • the Fiorrtli.— (Particulars of the C'oroantion to- Aloncrieff's piece of 'residence. ' Mr. Glossop and better guarantee for my future conduct Ifiiii my i'4 l , 1'?iTi•.1%.'11:1:11'I and F(ltririntoa Coaches {daily), at Ekren', 111°1"w ) Mr. Moticri , -ff wete afterwards repeatedly.and re- . 'e cr a, past ; let my late encoulagenient of every species Oa r•,',.,k,,t-east.. Two, Fi ' v • ' ~. 0,.' • Mou NT vs ., i and Li„ VCiock. spectfully applied to for explanation, but what the of : neglected and tisiatataleut be my pledge for its q''' , .' ' Sunday morning the body of anetv I y - br , r n in- o and t.,,_-. respectfully ars:tint their coo rtes y (hie Itom Geutlensen could not. suggest, ~.,.„)...i 04+.4t,tei:i.4_,aeln.dsstii,e-'l4l-INriie, that they will not hea ve ce:tutu:llde ' for ' fa" was (11 """efl , vvral)Ped OP in a P 4 ir of the - 1a _ 7 4 ' cootinuance. re, public CI ctrisnic instant y p ot nee . , i ' 7+: l ' ,"\'",t7itt:;:„lll-1 ... I ,Pre t' e l :fo " s r ;l tt i l ', l " ,.. g i .':. ,4 lo , .' s • r, l s 'i t t o . i i t t in n ,„•:: ) , , 1(;,:ii t p e a , ge ...`l( ., c. , f l : ; r coarse cloths at the back gale pt C a rl'on -Pal ace, N'o.e, Sir, a I e w• b w e r e i n eds tre w a ' I am, Sir, 4,1:. fi„„': s ! ,, s L T; ~,. a s,seeir, and the Ins.rrite(a! paid f ol ' ac . c;rttY.g - 1 '... isi , w i th sevcia. i.ie ons on the throat. It was i t t e ll d re w it i • t r i e l ti s c li e c o sc a o i r c. , , Your obedient Servant, sa' Nicholls, who has J. GLOSSOP. 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