The Sun. — London, England, 1820-12-14 00:00:00

"'""'` _ Dili V', 4.0. N DO 0U It NALS {t)ALL,Y V.Vrit4'l7; 'I'IIF, MORNING PAPERS.' [Morithig Chronicle.] • We lia•re often censured the foreigu polity of my Lind Castlereagh. It gives•us pleasure to hear, that he has *he consea•couvert to our opinions, and has instructed his Agent at, TropPki to give a slap in • the (Ave to the Holy Alliance. The - , tlecisted r 31..1 re , towhiei we allude, Vtas; it is said, guar unexpected, 3..0 actually hrought ,genviirse testes into I";ince M,tterniet ., 'A eyes. Uncalled-for" interference in the co.:leer:as-of others is odious and detestable,' and le heartilY rekil4. , .e At the Irfow so properly givesk to this dangerous prin ciple.. If any' attcoiit.should, he. mae.e to institute a coin plaiot iJI t hi.. Count against the honourable persimige, who had painful a duty to perform, sce are convitmetl, to use a forensic'espres..i,i, that the tiimplainaut and his Carlq . AViii be' tiChed D-Ut of Cor.q.• • • Welive . one or tvk;rl TeniarkS•to offer on tile' stiliect n! the Alltirt..titsiiiAiditeh - afe row pouring in from nil quarters of the cull'atrY -- ••,s , :utte - to the l';.;oz, rtiatty teen. The tat.t is not to-A,e•eotlee - A't tt between then', utsd tht.t• ten for no other vurposp:oo y of ct-ofl to the Ad dres;ses-t, itit.t • • '••• .N - Ova let us see who. tho , , , ..t.ddrtSse , ' , cc •••••, • Ile ‘ l3llt s • •••••••-• ••t t,t thc;• , . tint: •.- . .•••..•.• t)i , • ;•, c.. r aii ~c- • • •• :• 2: rt . .t.t-t Ito • - .ve • • tipprt.V•i , l , .: rit the ti• itifl of. ••ri tv:t.l 1r tee vain ft.:r ..nr such ,A 1 t• , ..-.,r , t1, Or any thin.g. : .vhiett tnt :11 short, there not . “.:• uvtt: , . , l , tl- - view t.f ttte " • • theAti dres4ei. to !ler wl.iclt Is Itt .• • 'those to the qurt •,••• t I,l‘tvr get, ;yr :it , : lass toe:. ••••••, ••• • • •',•10,i4) the A..ih.tv:.s•v.! , t, 19 Nl.tjef•tx • tnii;CS tlt agi;3le t;tcl .:.• atltlressin , ; ,I "ft.v:eor io us . • the , teu; m'ett.i Eitgl'anti ale AS, one • • . the int:, by„. utticii ttas heva reeenr'..!. o pe4fileitce. ihe•ptc;titrts tilt they ace tired,ittltl;te... , to tllv iit•',;. •,1 fit - - • • ••••• , 1 -,5 - "v." 7.un.•tall• LICE txt-ici , • diet, • . t . c Atl:!resses ..• a•i‘albri's ..veight Qr.ty the ,tseti tht-.111 - tterentkent p,rt or the fml.:i. ,il urecti on, the transaction.— , • Tho factious and h:ientioasi , Press is ni.w occupied in ahts;- ing the layal effusions - whit:h cot)tintte daily to ii,ntr in.upon tho Throske; -nor,can , ibis condu._t atiVetir at Oil strange to V e ofe.r. tars of .0a event's; alien it rs sleep that the hy‘ faction e - xpress the it? most indignation of the attempts which hits. been - made, tfiri.ugh tisemeditnn of that.sainii licentious Press; to excite a spirit of tifsa& - cfcoff'throtighout the: std, and tO . caiivert , the piticvedings,in a late ricce ,, tay investigation. into a ge-, neral sedition and rebellion. The soreness left. the disaffected on this nev,iiioh, therefore, excite; little or no, s'orpris !)tit not iiailacity with iehih fhb Oultter and character of the 1'07,1 atidressts..is spOlq..n..uf.hy the party seribes. Lbsy ntetttion them as not exceeding half s dor t ,i,• 14nittit tbliy.we}l. tliat every Ga-zelje'uf trite has con tarrmOre tliat linrober, places anti peis"S e-( the flfiG resprcta! , iity and consc'suence in, the kjogdom. I t 'or instance the G , .zette of.Siturday last e .ntained no fewer' than twei•tv-tliree, of - the - preceding Tee ihy tint and e'rery cifficial Paper fur some tinie'past more or less; in the.whole, in a 'eery shoW.r.stface,, - Ppl%:lrds of fifty. ,TQ tlis,nDtnber we might add at - le:its , . fifty finne that havellieen arced to in the ,coutse 'of the•last fee,• days; tit-Inks wliich, MeCtingfare'ahrint'to be : every where, held; so tilF.tt ere long, th , re KiII not tI to County, City; tioroUgh, or Parish (per- Ixaps in the country, horn whiZti. loyal aildressei will nut tare. reached tit'e•Ttiri.ite. Nothing .care Incar foieWly prove the desperate state to which the unhappy Qnvvit has hest rtdtlCetl than ,pr.eirq' of isieb Ner a.:s l,el al YS love now st.to!. Inc i): ri,riing that audacity find nioeli”ry t oß icr lierpin op 'the base delUsioti of . innoceiiee,"Wheie erinis: has been >o dearly proved, -the uo rehrible grtrUnd prer.ewleil vonspirticy, so infittion7iy rittirtlyAlkAnd:meil ; 01111 nt) 1011.1,!I 4.! nyiag the grr ,, ,:s tri,lecency and lieentiosistiess of . her:Nr+j ,, , , t's conduct, it is t.rw•pliiiiled' . (bOrtible to relate!) that all the acts impute) :,.,e were WU:xi:Ma fur, the express porpose of cnsnhl 111 g. 61:e. litiew were watching. her conduct. Good 0,1 ! what an alimriiiiilore tiy,puthesis to be gravely assumed, riously:.ssritiod't With-the resersatiOn anty tirit white. s.l;c was-playing thts llifan,reos and abandoned pet, she t , all the time tout eueethAt there should nut he the least really And this kind of deleti6e, we are now gravely told by the very s- sV?iteic who- all along 4illellinty asserted, with -hor most virtniins Majesty lievself, that she oever committed even, an iodeiicate.asit iu bey life, must, from '• the I,,rce i f its f rea soul carryn coviction•to_vve - ry ottenti vs) alin4l l" This is, tf,ect, 'attaining the 'very i,e,ne of, at toe : ions aodacity, and itself 510 St to tio'dereive honest John Dna, were be 17'1. already rapitill lei ur"iiinit: to his seogi's. A woman co iittelthrg- with prostitotion,itild martin;; every obsers - er of her conduct ready to swear to her guilt, fur no iither purpose than Ofit7taf proc.i.ixg• that - ail the world was '. ! "rhe thing is ninhsteousry absurd - and' insulting to be' dWelt upon, though •We 1 . .. , e-loiced again to advert to the disgusting sul.ijecA.—(lteq.) [Monzi:22g I..vi Stewart, it appears pretty certain, retires from the ..post of Ambassador to t tte Court ul Vieurea. We suspect the I , :obie 'Lord was trot f..ank arol • ituPetttOos fur the tortuous latt3iness of neguci,aittr r ; and if we may brii , ce 'Snake AcCOYItS Prottg,lit IfyEaglish trat eters, the 'wonder is, that this eVent slid T 'tahe place stititii.r: Lord SteWir:t uridouhtedly sttp -ported' the batiurtal character with splcttdour, courtesy, and ripirtt; but it luis been tour ulttiel,3tuo‘l that Ile did nut ex:tett.; suit the taste in a Very high qtgri-ter• at. Vlenriat; Otis leinper or irttif,irlk cluxli c 1 'him to play 'the in sincere and lingering game of negociai relative' to int erest of the highest moment. A Ziorr,ing ttat - o. .fra , „a\ bad tal:en Place between pant and the Ansi% ian ter, and ere sr:eit ltter, which ‘sap, that " •seetat• bad ifkkVlT place" lietweep these; iislinguistred persons. :We have heard.that a area( seliS,tion Was ekeitell'iti `e;:t. Caps Dip'epoatiltie of 'trier - J/la, tutiiv'time since, - by ttrct Noble "Lord's it:tiding a parsortai C1J113 . 411t) tliCati9ll by•a friend tit the .Atnhass ! ador yf ts : Puwer tettently anti nearly allied to the Tat "cr:f:l fi , use . of Au*stria. ^.- 3 - .:e latest intellicep"cc-fiont. Spain states, that t-lte,Pattir.tic S t l:4,;::ty 'of the isle of ',colt, has resumed its - and ibis ce7;forti,ed to the•regtilati , itirescrilielt by the tieeted of tip , : . The sociutieg it ;dad! ill bad set the 'exam - r ile, at-tiic • in fre 'evet4lS of the 4611 i plod i7th,:cansett 111 crude, 4.it!J ieserct tottlie possii.le co •sctint-oces , si , jntlrii of bit , Majrst'y itt .I•F , taiice -ft entrilitt Aft tlose,tl:ilis; ltri elri, ti I,l'nndet the pi o; CA; du clot iiiett sit bout batting },r , ? , •;.Jusiy the hie:4i alitlelnitie;, and •4., 110; ca 4.7 fin all? 1 tZtAill the tither s,,Cieties of t he'cliffereni Cities* tire, kt•ngdyro. 'Cohiplete trJorpii y r:s.tor , d by the ..p“senceitertlS•lSl;ijesfy, the friends di the. Collet it,,!icoi wet thc: first to niatkifrst anti tiJost. wbitsit have horn sit cllli,aniaic,t,'Llo not inspire the least trtlst of Our Governroriii. 4f 'several civi! an,l tr,ilit >try Chiefs, Ain';:olg•whotti Itiego Frz ,, been inen ; i ,, ni4, are not' ref I , ..nowft: ,sere are 4:110137 ar,:licatiiins to the Coietnittees•igipoitit<4l , for theyotpoie, tet relighitis - hoe;ies; who slitieit their sectilariattioo., The i.ripetty Sit the 'fiiiptittal of the IttgAii4ition. ontitines'tto . he soli', by auctrlo. T6e the' s,:le is to he tipped towards - the exlint'tinn of lire Debt- 'All the L e tters frp . m. the interior atincitinee, th.it the piihhc tritquiraity no • longer tligorlied on any p o int. Wi ). erever pvtiA disordris have beeti exeite,) - , they, Ile,k'e been . StipPressed to " the - 2'oal'orthei);4'itical cldcis, and the iialeiottetithdity of the • [British l'ress.] It ba's lice') long said 'of us by (foreigners, that ASV Are a 1 , 1:t•. - rorrolor nu,' very well alight it at the y• 'moment he. attirwed of at least that portion of Yin= er,Etio;t w ho, h's'e , orodert.;ll,cit to aseut e their Sore. yrfcti tiuft ail thr rest of<his soitijre6 rre a licentio U 9, Wie , ,l.lA, and hjas`phenuons set of 'the country oq'ttcet.i . .ll , ton the ere of a, doonz,erous renelliot—but that thf.y, sli . e!nitiral,t he loyal, and the.pinits. will perform Oita etc* in his afetsce, Tftese stonfunCtitt foie, as we'. under stand, been repeatcd - Sixly times by ccetrtin snug little rut tries of the retainers and forlowers'i4 the retainers o; the Ninsisters ; but where tits pasties met to diliberate upon the dangers that threaten the country, by what eviAtnier they Were influenced in-forming their vtudiet agalpst be.char (CP Of. thc 110551.0 i the nation, by what Anti:wily they an r e Convened,. how , their, business seas conducted, and, bow t hey vanished, no pen • has, yet ventured to unfold. The Poet who a5.(1,.." What is there in a name ?" was judicious in addressing his argument to hirers' ears. for those, who are not atistracta from worldly affairs.are but too sensible of the weight and importance Oar belong- to here naiues in the ordinary 'cori•cerns of life. .The words " Royal Andress" sound well .and read Well,,ao foc,tbe-mess of man k ind what more is,pecessary ? Do.they pot imply that the p si ." who propose, ittit sign, and applitod such addres/r.:, are kilter blessed with the gift.-of loyalty, while they hurl a tihter sareristu upon all 'Who despise such mturtrucry, or. are not so fortunate a 8 t;tty be tct r iiiitt the 'et-2-Ist, witil the Gazette an nounces ;hap 0c time tol-isnacitig tt ii Ores is t wst,? _names et - the cities, towns, villages„bauilets;'aud.parislies , honouratily distinguished-in the Gazeitc e,s hieing given birth • fo a - " Llyal Address," appear with fully as much pomp and klfect as if e very. inhabitant thereof had Sanet;wied the Ad dress. with 'his signature. The deluded' world,. in, reading that the inhabit:tuts of Manchest es, .ok, IV l rringt On, is'•RrisT Wartl r,f (4 , ap, bait 'YvicallS . trB",PrirtN.:wirit.are ss called '`LoYal Addresses' t" the Stale lot tile 1-ton, Pei:a - ft:Tont, are not to he sup i tosed to Isottw. how each. Address Was uotteoottl, celra y it-Evan trelrtne,l from the solgar eyti,,tool sties: it only to 't' -the select, t ise:Stscred: few," who Se concurretim• iii the sentiments contaitteti in it W 45, previvissi) asSuretltay their ratents of the scr, ices of; some near relatives. or by their own or their friends' hopes and exPectarictes. — lt it vet): ea‘y for those :who. affect 4o tails ,ot: frti tyre dallgoni, that they • are addreisiro: s i the rail of willing auditors, t i- Indulge it) s.nnt.: gent ral,tkelamafion, to taili• about seditio» that , they never , witartest, and a hu'%t 111 3 s oltemy tin:V . :they never liraiii, and . to prate alitoit Efie fluenee of " a licentions ilr e,s,", which they sire.a-s of estimating as sif controbite;. But we now oeestly fy • these add :•-sirs, then t net.ursgers„ anti . abettors, these li bellers t.Tf lieit country's fame, to specitY any toieaet of tin to any t k ne city-, v.liag.e, Or I:3.0 , 1 in Elle empire, which cats feisty btictillstructi tutu an n,lic:ltion 'of a :kolit. .urinary intent- if the Ministers or 'their .Addiessers could bring thimselvet to speah the tr,,th,Atic : ,,h a owledge that Vitae...has beets no act of sedition . cominikted ttr any ism thin it the penple hey:ond cottiloling with the 4'lcm WhiTY :tonged to the rie,Our of niittitteriat'perst oution, and congra tnia, nig her ,Majesty upon bet' :eventual ttiuopts. To alta r triao-s we should probably add,„ the more recent guilt s.t 11 innhLyrequ est ing the Kim; to drive such . Miwisters fruits his councils for cier. Tf Elie Nlinii!eri tsky their agent; cats ojie city any act o f tryason or tidbit., in any portion of the pen pt, bey t nal what we have now mentioned, se'e Shan 611iStIO C(13,10(.1' the " Lol ul Addresses — :Ai titcessary, the 11%i:tiers of Th e , ;I S Wise, tep , l it ri,tg, and di,uterested: and the Edit4as ot Treasury Jwanals as honest and loyal wen. [The Times.] . The following:report of some strange occurrences at Trop- f pau--which the public • way observe, have been, atlitded to, though hrirtly, in the French Papers—is 'entities at least, for the novel pint of view in which it plemes cettaiu persons weli known 'to the diplomacy of England - A singular affair has been lately the stThject of comer 'sation :it Vienna. A Noble Lord has had theraisfortunr, at the Congress of Ttopp iii, to incur the displeasure of an Im perial Pers&tiage ; at whose suggestion, and on whose reeom rnendation, that grave hotly' Was "a'sseinbled: •'lltis potentates was the fi rst to complain of - the 'Minister in etasiion, for ab senting from the conferencCs, and roil:cited PriOcv Metteinich to call upon him' for up explatratiim Of this itn tinted irrepilarity. Prince„Metternich, as we are infti.ined, wrote a letter ; at wlriGls hit Lordship, feeling hurt, set out itpmediately for Vjennit, to millie preparations for ,his pat-lure. .f -Its-thence returned to !Yrnppina, where Oil open quarrel with ,Prince 'Metternich ensued. The latter submit :tett the condiact of his adverSary to thit Sovereigns, who en= ' joined the. Prince.not to tight. at - this the Emperor of Ant 'frith it is said, ordered -a courier to lie dispatched inan e aliately to Loudon, with a reqnest t hat the Englishman might •he forthwith, tee:Meal. His Lordship, though supported in his situatnin at Vienna by the halo...pee of Lord Viscount has never eiijoyed any political consideration, or been tteated with much pers•onal regard iii the capital of the Austrian-Empire." . We insert this statement witltlint. tieing able tofire any oilier ant horny for its truth than the of the source,wheoce'we have detired it. It has been ut durrposses sion for .4.01 c time past ; hot We forbove to ivobisb it :ion, de licacv to 1 1 . 4 , noble personto wham it relate l, Seeing, show erer, 51(4(5 it ,:wa...,411 , +09(1, IA! Yo , ' , tordaY con• ' roi , " r " *. Y , observing that it obtains semi d dit It)tial baliiiity from the 1 . 1)111,111...{1 reeall,of the aforesaid Nobleman to this country, we now ;ive it tit our rLader:s. [New Times.l The flagitious and at the stsMo . tithe -fatuous Defence of the Queen is giiing on in the pliges of (see believe) the only Jour nal Which would adrytit such it compound of absurdity and Wickedness. .}-ler Majesty's " ingenious and original" Advo• cute Most concedes that • the evidence against her affords " every prestiMption shall of adultery;" and accord- - ing to him it stops Short of that conclusion, only because the Queen was all 'along " playing off an ingenious hoax."—Rut whom was she thus hoaking . ?-1-ler King and lisliband,, the 1-lead.s of the Church and of the State, the National Repre sentatives, the Nobility and Gentry, male and Rennie, the decent and'consciernious,' the religiouS and moral in eeery m rank of -life, thrighout a 'nation 'which - had freer , ed her errors-with indellgente, and' provided for her in terests with overtioWing liberality. Nay, , if we lyelieve this eleifet)ce,.she equally hoaxed her hest and warmest frieltd-se, and even the very Itatitcalsovliiiie applause and support she so sedulously coitrted;'fOr 'the fornier dais were induced by a reliance innocence to discredit the facts sworn to by the witnesses. from their Own pi.'rcunal observation, whereas (-upon' this bypoil;esis) the 'fat.'ts'in question were not only true, - but were artfully contrived by the Queen herself, to milead the honest judgment of Majocci, Du rnwit, and the others, wbo„saW with their oWn eyes occur rences that could not but make then; believe their Itoyal Mistress an -adtilteress. On the other hand the Radicals wore hoaxed ; for they, believed the Qdrep to have chosen as her a`ssOciaie for purposes of and liked her ttit:lwt er Syr ijer supposed vulgarity of taste, because it rt duced Royalty to t.ki it own level. .In court, if 'this suggestion 1 be true, the queesvOrered as great. an insult to , her blends' as to filer "enemies, in avting With a deliberitc vicar tar make allparties• believe that she had violated her marriage vow. She stints fsass her sinpid ailvocate) a footman, a low and vulgar man, for her suUposid Fat - amour, ln-cauSit such aeon ifexi6o, if tine, WOulif baVe " aggravated the Moral ttirpi-, , tilde the .fact."--She' slept irnd e r tent, ." an- almost• transparent, tent" With hiot, for the same. prirpose !, -The transparency tit _ the Pent is a if owanght. iinp , odent, Shameless af tl e 1 post ; • if ' true, it would he t it 411616 st etl the morisfrous-seheme °fa - Hoax; fur the 1-r04x., ,, ,, tu.Persizade , people that adultery had' been euturnitLed, but. the tranSpar• ettcy of the tent is alle:eedto prove that it could not •have been . -4-1;at:-.1ittSf lee thought' of theigtreen'S ca,: e . when her official. Journal resorts to so des;ieritte a defence of her conduct? Her Counsel entleaveured to dein4iSh 'the whole fah is of evidence cig•iinst her—to pr^ve that fieigtiaii • was not a low vulgar rut nial--that the .Queen: did not indulge' .infaatifi.arities sail-I, shei, did not visithis bed. room foie': he, her's—that 11,1.1 . , übt' togt'yt het under the saine darkened tent. 'in Aten.vts it i. 3 -ij o se • adrnitferlitiattht:,Queeo's . Advocat;es - bidell ; and troy , ' ( it is dow:overed.thai the •orilv possible mode .ofsabstaintiating. ...the (4, :eeti's innocence is to admit all ti.e fati, winch 'it!' a common case 'would nece.srolly infer miniver y-;- hat:to con-' feud that in the case of a (4:teen they runst ly set down to the desire of playing ,utf a hoax!!! Si a „i„, a ; on the face •uf the creai,itist,.stupid enough to so-odious an abseirirty r Tit e . icdcre.r.l There Is a rotricur n r U titi (fir 101):attC: circtes of,a curio's fracas Itat-i.o,g ta.ken place_at 'Yroppau, in ; which one of.the great Mioistet,s iasuited, or rather assaulted, Coma Nlct.tvr pich. T ; trc fs:osle . Agguessi;r Troppau is cousequelme of the n:fair, attil is etioected.forthwjtli , to -quit ; riunour prevailed-in Paris, -as appears, by the follow ing extract of a letter, idated,the 9th inst.:-=" Considerable iensatiou has beep extitert here by the arrival of tivo Oitia-rs direct from Troppatt, with intetligencc of a seriou; mkondcr slnodiog between.Prnce.Mriternictl at Lord fitewa. t. I aor unable to obtain the particulars of this ,rupture, but I am asstfred that it did trot atise altogether 'out of the business before the Sarerrigus, hut tblitit . seasio trg-reat measure per alr .son. 'toe ; fact cc a tupture having talien place, appears, }times:et . , to he aliatiSf unquystiottablt nod wfien Iry consiL der that the Iltitish• Ministry is headed and intivenced by Lord Castlereagh, .and brat iairdSitewart 'is Lord C.'s bro ther, we may- fairly ; so ppose, that eten the_ ittivato 'tikagrce fora of Prince Metterhicli nod-Lord Stewart. may I:nye tome (Int upon the British Cabinet." PROVII"(iLAT. ("Fiinn Co:74teitl4l,fietzfite, •Dez.eAler.R;) In a country like Englaud, w.liere :ben are in the.-.n - ahit. of .forroiog their (%V ii upon passing events, it naturally follows that on all political quections a consiact'- Able degree of party spirli,as well as of indifidual will frequently arise; and - rtf this Were to he :cc/in - toed to, the sirpvle solntiuu of thE question at issue,,and there an Cud, we Shen;d be incruiett to consider it as an aiat at..fale aird discussion, the offspritrWof tin; free ConstitutiotOrtider'Which we live.. /int when ,an attempt is wade. to coltrer,t a specific 'political question into woe which involves the maintenance or snhversion of -tli"..t.Tlirone; the attar anti the h,t , A'si-- - -wheri the spitit Of faction tif.es upon that -que,ition into ainv.m 'Ten di, tianee of , tit'eSoyere:gli autheirity.„ and boasts of Karin; 'awed the Supreme Council of the Nation into fear--it indispensahle duly or every - good and loyal snhject to'unite heart, i(ittune, to defence • of the'King, the Con. ititutio», and religion of his country, menaced, trry attacl,co at all points by a doMloevring fa::li;in; who have found werin• toldentilv theruselvts ss'ith the eaust - of the Queen: and have iotictic.us!y coriverted her claims 'into a popular .ent;int , up the cfinfirr, w?th a vit w. to disturb owl firot!.y 'evrrtiirui the (;ovet II Tlit' t. ultimate fit .,, i:Y) of tl't faction is hto t 4),, apparent; the Qneen indreo no Iliwpf:y. the -tciran4 .lry77elhi.th r h . - at ileagn . 13 -to he. car ried into v%vc , ,tion; bat .11 ev,?lw the end, n',ll';s that . 'by averted by' flti iflttl:Nr,ttrt aad tu union of all that: is great° art.ct :nnhle oat loot in. the king‘l7.mr. livery thinlii,o4 tha n v wst that the partizan? of the (4 . !teen e•st tied their clt , .vs 1),-;oc:d the tiOttlitlsMT - a rea; sonable distr et ion this t,irorltteed a crfereFpotid ,ent klrectiou•for the Sovereit.::% and- active dc-ml-m -it rat lous_of loyalty , are mOliiug; it; vet, y tittast er the dom. F:tieli i' , t , Vli , tui 4 i'e of ttiti ; and we trust that ..,;11 not 'hu City,. town, er corporation in•ihe ern:laire; but Will .51,4 ad forth, aflc in tae name of ite loyal L letcrlllit.a l. osl; to support the Kitt, , ar , rl our in% alnable wllieh inukt.be co existent with him. Alreartv has the example he.m ler in I 'amp wall, faithful to a to•overt; in loyalty and attach :it e tit to its I)rila:vc, and the sent.uletlis t•t the Mayor and i hit bitat: s of Lao tteeston, will be h,iied with rapture, auk 4 ivy doubt not et1in...4.1 front every town and villaze it; the",...otutt V. i ht Geolocieitl Society of i'enzattee plesented a , Add. e , o, and other town . s' - are preparinz to rolt(iw SO iXatople. ht-vairk: v i tltki frehle atten,prs f fdetinn.t.; di•ottite• the Coutity ate e4saveil, the loyal spirit which the °V,' InajOrity of (ort!ishmen has . k:ve; oren ..1;It.'11 is 'Ili); the 1 aitieal aeltOion•will Ito lont:,r tattered tit operate. and the clamant . and bu3tle.of the (.7 ell will ceage to appear as the %entiments and ftelings of 'he people of,Englatid. HOP DUTY. • An ACCOUNT of the DUTY on 1-101)S of the OroW t h Of the Year,lBp, dlstingni+hing ,the Ditierent Districts, and the Old from the New Duty; . • DISTB;cTS,, BaruPn - Bath - ,Betilartl - Cambriiige Canterhuty Clicatcr - - ,- CornwAl -- - - Coyentry - - - Derby .. - - - Dorsot . Esqv - x - - Cgoncestet - - Cirttit haat - - ;Al}tg Hertford • • Hy' ts _ hie of %Viet/ - • Lichfield Lincoln - - Lynn - - .Nlariborougli Northanaptnn 0:con - Reading - Rochester - Svirqin - Sonic's, t Stoorbridge - - Su tr,;ii - . - Surrey - - _ SAISBC,C - - Uxhrid.ge - Walel, East - - ------ iki i cld le - - - North - _- Writ - _ Wortester - - Du IT. tlid Duty, at Id. 12-eorh* per lb . NLW Duty, at 840 tbs pci lb Total at ed, per lb . . CAst OF I“DROrlionr.t.—On Saincday-se'n niglit died, after 3:- . 2 tours' extreme sniferina with this dreadful malady, a young marlin the ' ser- . vice of It. Si Eqa - . of i)iss, in - - Norfolk. This melancholy' catas . troPhe is sUpposed to have , 4 arisen front his assisting IP wt.shilig and clean ing the "'wound of a q.s.aniel of .hi master's, which h4a - been bitten' liy 7 a terrier, and which terrier had been bitten 'by a mad dOg in August last, and diert abodt a moult since . wit'll . simptomS of . that - disorder. This ttrifor tunate case. mirlts puhlfc 'attention, inastratch as it shews . what great care is i'(. , (r.2ired by - personS who may, by an acciti!:2,:ltal cir.:uttriance, have had this poison applied to any part . of the surface ' of the hod vand how ea3ily this deadly poison may . be.comrnnwcated to the systern.lt'is :lot neces-iary that a person should be biteri by a rah; d anlinal to , receive tile infection tier that thereshould be .is ,abrisjon of. he skin of th'e partupon which matter may have been dePo!iited ; Its si'mpie . applieation . tap . ompa , ,y so-u,nr.l part is- alone sulticient to - produce fi ,thesdiaea se ; s as ,0173-liaTt;6f !liiisArrace of the bod v ,t_Synitted with the w poer of taking 'pp and Corc--, veying ttia poisOrt into the4 - Aci'4titttrion. Persmis bitten.by , a lAbid.aphnai !qi,61.1',d iiqrilediately sub-. mi 4 , - , to the re rnoit.l .of .sti.: - .•,'.1 p,aft ; :Ind' slioi la . t. hi part be. pay I;e'.,;irn!arod . With - tile s?:ilyzi Of; the .a . piknal, ttze uta. , .ost cautibn in washing and .cleansing the 2 "-.2_rt IS requ:re'd ; ' for . `w•henest the syrriptornsof hydrophW t 4., have corr!rwneed,.. nit r‘tmedies are yet . 1;:now•n that tail ar.: - est it-.. fatal terinination, or eVen alleviate the dreadful , suffc, F ing6 of the p..:.tic 7. 7:t. :, I,iressiag....pic,- , .. i. , , tore wructi t.le last sta:.2:es of the e.bove case t-A- I hihited no laugaa.rge can describe : the spectatorT4 I stood w , ith horror a3palled, atuJ tlle scene will be; ionic iT:iliresse - d. on il.e inj,ll - 2.E of tiiose ~vho wit i.nessed I'. F.:::,C.IPE OF A CoNvicT.—_lnformation was re evived. at QuTHen-Square Office yesterday, that frgs,..on., who hid been tried at the Old Railev Sessions, o t he. l Ith 'of Septeinher 1819, and received on - ho: , ,rti the RetriFntion hulk, at Sheer.: ftess, op the 6th of October foliolvin'g,:undE.r sen tence of transportation, succeeded in effecting his escape from the.hospital ship last. wek, it is sup posed by 10-ilering hlrnsf,:if with a 'tope ands vim on'shate: s' fl. 77 le S . - 0 IS 20:3 14 111 2 6 -a 43,036 16 e• 5 I 4 21 13 5 10 15 2 481 14 0 19 0 4 2,598 . 6' 'lOO. 1 H ' 41 17: 9 81 /8 4 5,097 1 - 4 88,571 Ii a 29.14 . 4 lo o 1,C67 3' 4 0 6 0 13 IS 2 Ii 7 6 26 12 a 55 I 5 0 60,K48 14" 10' .3;793 1 7 36 15 5 0 2,945 15 10 t;. , 11 45 10 ,2 74,087 S 6 16 1 8 - -61 8 - 67. 16 6' 2 6 4 17 10 7,487 16 4 240,574 14:10 13K;1130 9 - 6.§ - . 13: , ,o!!? iU94444 :41 t4",4t.lis vid,6;' , i• II: to ; i.-AW. • f1..-1-t.tLLIGiI,NCE. Itl' OF KING'S - BENCH, DEc. 13. RIGHT 0F.T01.4. THE mAYOI,I. ANA, CORPORATION OF READEqa. I VINES. -action to try the right of Abe Mayor And cor !: :,t tolls ih liind,'out of ecer7'quarter of to Reading market for sale, or snid in any part ():• 1 1 i5a stated, that the privilege of taUing to . every •Stick'of curie had belonged; before the Nor.- - n=;kn• —l,:nest; to the,Ahbot of Reading... On the suppres • : Wus houses by Henry VIII„ tbe privilege wa s ( harier •to the Col potation of heading. The OW' :•tereised the right of taking. toll without dispute 11,116 barge few years, when thel e appeared a resist-• am e t of - sonic individuals to the The Cor . • el, lined -toll its a remunetitiim tor repairing certaitt sir', i•ridgeS round Ihe toww•The.defendant being tin e 01 par, ies. who resisted the claim, he became defendan t in the :10 sits giterr or the trdnsfer of the right of tilting ton -ancieat:r vested in the Abbvy at Readi:ig.to-the Corporation , and also v i a i•lts front tbe.reign James ,the First to 18131 Were t egularly,taket,..; • • Mr: .ILavrcE, for the defendant, contended that his client was tun liable •to pay the toil demanded., The corporattnn , Iry tl,lr only claimed the privilege which held hy Abbot (7f.ltrading, which ow the suppression it , monaoerieswas transferred.to the CurSmratiOn,and 'confirme d by Llizahet if. • Tiw trtrn cuul,i transfer nothing more the pi ivilt:ge. the. Abbot - claimed, wliicli was stailege and to ,l ''. •for corn standing in the market, and t-he faits held. ae Bot - out:h. At. the disso4nion of relieloos•houses, the privi lege tell,to the CroWn, and .1 appeared liv the hoolis'of Crown, that doting the year folio wine.; there was receive.l for stailage ii i the fair 2ts. 41.; and fur st,illage, or stand:ig, on I dam :is.' The rb,..chts the Abbot etv . ioved Were to't - • sit t tensii e as the rights now- claimed by the torpoi,itioo; eont-ylently the defendants Wcie justified in resisting de; manes whiclywent beyond authority, The Learned Couiiset Produced elocumentary evidence and Witnesses ill support of • his statement. • - • . • The iltiry, under • all the.cireumstances-, found .a vertln: L t' for the plaintiff--44mages s^s., which 'established tue rim's to lull. _ .Mr. JERVIC , `, after the 17vri1 et wits tlel;rered, rare notice to the Chief Justice of his iato•ntjon to tender a bill et or: ceptioo ~ which will have tire etfcct of trying the points 0 taw by.t.he.ttst of the -Judges. • Inl.n other actions invoicing the 6 :tine qoestion, the sant e •er,ticl was given. COURT OF COMM - ON PLEAS, Dm 13. SLYERN, KING, AND EU. V. TIE PHs:I:NIX ItiSrit° _INCE COMPAr , i'Y. This was an action brought try the plaintiffs, who were 0 1 ' 1- nent sugar-refiners at Uni6o-street, Whitechapel, ttgaitist the Insurance Company, to recover trom theut 15.(2' 01 * for damage sustained-by them in the destructitin of their re' inises by fire in the month of N o ver ii h t - f - last. • • Seven or 'eight witnesses were called on the part of.the plainlitf4, whir 'depos,,', to the state of be ;;remises, thy sitmv. lion of the pans, boilt . rs, &e. - Several inhabittinta u 7 "the neighbour-lon - A lit which the fire . . , took place, the two'heatroi , of the parish, the constable thes.night, hti-crthe watelrtnetr — tben engaged, swore to the idaces at which they saw the fire at its commencement; and . dutintY, its iiro'gres . s; •as also to the period a; which their tentior was ilnected lb it, being about four o'clock in The '.morning. These witnesses, to tai' namber of ten or &lever:. curroboraled each other as to the main farts to which theS denowd, and were severely cross-examined by Mr. ScAttLeri rind Seijeants liL s.tse'r and Fir t_Lncy. W M urrell; a • German, 'in, Ire' ea: ploy of the plainlifF' , was also called, and on' his ercss-er.aatination it appeltr!-' , that Fre 110 given somewhat a diti.treitt: relation of the cir u L•ntstancits behire' Gentleman of the Phmnix Office, fron t what he baud giren on his . xamivation this stay. He was ellt" mined b - y Mr.j..4ckey, of the (Mire, the day ,tilt ierr to the preset'..ce of Mr. WWi , lios, one Of tier 1 '; NlesArs. Serrrn and:King . . On that occasion his exa,nitiat.‘"- , seas taken dowel in writing, wititont a;,s o hi t ettion b r ing toa 10 it On his part ; althotigh lie Ibis day•statrit,lit did not their perfeetly•tinderstand all the Ittestions",,ltich were nut to The case .came on a few Tr/ mutes artier teri o'clock, and l'att" . ed until six, to be resumed to- - ntorr,,w tow niog (this -day; 8: [en o'clock, We nest here state, it would lie imptqsilde I.:r us ta.gi/e any notion Of ttle Site alto partic i llai.s l ;irritmtt 0t tins ext eu•ci' e picrols,-5 to•which thc•Wittles4es ivtlr called, even. I:y.git itty the ‘.ololc c!.etail of their evidencQ ; as we took it ilown. A thodel or "I be preatise-, - was' vlrt - eed nu the table 0 f tt e Coil - rt . , to Which tlie•wittiesces en , ;:st.:to.tly refeerr:t, alit') xtilltuot will he SQViI Readers cettld m:thing of the ments to whirls they' swore. "I ihe it tact ,w•ot oto wa.i, that 5 1 :e Ere first or igiira-,,! ttit. 'Comet , Itk 3 prt-nti•-eS betwet F-iol.w,•ll.:qtj el,. arid art in Ow centre of the eon-cern tut .24.ttly•At. il-strect, near which t 1 ,1 t• had Ilt4ll neat - oil a ppliNO,s . r; Icd, hat 'w.Nic.is qt, the d,fendant4 wiittlit contend; was out covered by the policy of ittsurauce: • • , • understami several 'other actions are pending on te fate - Of HOS, and the aniOnnt of loge. s• to , he determined tu:t less tliatinitietv-thunsaud pounds. . 'rite S - 4,116iT0R-GENE'RAL opened the case, and was asislfa ,in the trial by Serjeants LiNS; UtiflA:Gy arid Thnur, w itie • Mr. STZPIiCNS. The Ciitirt teas crowded to excess daring the whole of the presctCtt~tir I_`. LAIT.EY, DEC. 13. - . . STREETRoBo&RY.—Robert May, aged 17, stood indicted fot having, on I f , t tart, of Octirtier last, stoleil Truitt the ;.Henn a 'fhouno, Kidd, a vlofitestic.of Loral W. tior don, a watch, chain, and sKiIT, in l'iecarlifty.-i.Gitiltv. 'ones, and Gettli , ig we,t- indicted fur staling a hire of J bees, the proprrl7 of !Lir. Sipant. The prisoner 3 were slop pert with the hire by e watchman at. Kensington. Mr. identified the property. Serer:ll per:ams gay,: 11.w . itccii..d most. -excellent eharaciets. • 'rite pri,orrers. said they pirlita up the hive at Uxbridge, tyn the road side. . • The Jury found .tlirni-Guilty, but strcrily recornmendrS them to mercy.—tieveral Gentlemen , :ffereti to take them into e:d iatr employ, if they were uischi rged. Mr. Baron (JAttsow ri4dio.s.ed the •,.risorrem i n u ruri , ,t fctl" ins . manner. . be believed the present was their first olferice , arld that tip-to he present cht.trge they were honest aio i in dust rions He itoplored theirs iit intuit not to dr; 3,1; Irbil> the paths of rectitude ;- hot if work failed, and ,drst , v‘- 4 ortittiott ,heirs, to ttelte for a brkv.httr day. lie ,enter , rd them to pay a floe of one shilllog.tothe Kirks. and to be deliret-' ed to their friend s . • Williato-Top!!ant was .contticted of stealing a shawl, tl.;e provers , : of. William .Sauntler;. IL,hert Nicholls was irolicted V t stealiag SA yards of cottott. , the propraty of T. 'flip lads of the charge.- a% , re- pf,V•rd, :Intl I tie pii,oner was • found (Salty; but sirone.tyreculma.t:t if 'Lak- icy usi. itcount of pit'cis3v9 . good , fi4onias ~; .;rating from the -person of John Pullarn a Witt L:! f, ,1! „ • ' .....I"aroneV - Dayl,s ;•-, stolen from the person of Henrypritune made no . deleace, sfiar - Ori (;fi. A 1.3,7„.:.4 t • ',ern indicted cßpi tally,there t: s : ` , a . would Inve bred asr,:d -tri , ma• ; ht:a . . : • , :ant elf, however, tv rvai•tt tins cr,:ontry for , • to . exereisC th.,e frill sitvel..itv of the lice, r t , , tire streets of the ituriVer sun - 0 - a daring .tht-.•,,, with which they were in'. festvd; Upon 11,f4; the prisoner gave Lordship a look of arida" iiit.olence, „and" • - -2airf, , - with: a Iliank' you, Sir , ' gruel: oliitit,oeri tu.y4l4.r• . . On. Mon,lsy :act, the w;te Vt . r. F...twead Duilderidge. of Fe!iol - urch-Alteet,..sfligtvn, vi a thit , ;;lttc r. • MARRIED. 'jester&ty; at St. MAt‘teh , :ne New (:liurch, by the Rev Pr. G. P. ilia fifth (laugh - C,ipt.;!t: Ni:tti;vir.. • ' DIED. On the Igtit inst. at I.lisstiPis, Elizabeth-, c)augliter of Thortms Vioi,teoit, Esq. of Mnntagu-slieet, Itussel-square. Ors T00:.60v, t n ;at! i !4c+.;,: Ritrs. Esq • of North' amptop , f-crnre, in tie 77th ;rat. of leis agr; Printed:ll . y .1. B. CARSTAIIIS, of 1i o. 29, Grpat . Onnowl-stre,t,.Qtwrp-Ware;. and publis'le,l by W. • • of, No. 7, South Niolton-street; at THE st'S Otlce, No. It, Strand-;7'.*lntro: .tie en • Ors 'b Letrers, frosi . t.-I.:6i.4l•tansi be ralresicd. • ~~r , I) A l io] 0, :h '+lsi.~~ =.d ' V.l . 74:ter y ~ ' "~.~ ROYAL Stetract I tOUR, the &aitt .nst,, at %vitt, fait 1.Fi,0 Ittin 64J41 "e 141 - TR. 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