The Sun. — London, England, 1820-08-21 00:00:00

! 4,-,•ao Cfe •••••`' L 4 4 1 C t l-! • -I. ;0" so .t• \ A 4kA I4r •th ~. • • (,„ - "4115 it ar p • • 7 . • .•••••'**..- • . its . LElly~ MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1820; NUMBER, 8733.] [PRICE SEVEI'ENCE. rade sgell STATIONARY OFFICE, Ju LI 31, 142 j): THE LOTTERY: SALES OF ESTATES, &c. LONDON JOURNALS. 4inama •r of t thiE Ir" COMPTROLLER and STORE , b „, KEEPER of this OFFICE are ready to receive TEN , 'ILS for the S upplV of PAPER, PENS, QUILLS, SEAL WAX, WAX TAPER, WAFERS, CORD, CUTLERY, ALMANACKS, PACKING CASES, CAPES' RIBBONS, &c. & c . f or th e P u bli c S erv i c e, and kI4S I , for the use of this Otlice.Pit. A t 'ted particular s will be delivered, and Samples of the "Itiel es required will be exhibited at the Storekeeper's c the ifrom Eleven o'Clock until ' Three , for twenty•eiglit t l . 43's from the Date hereof. THE CAUSE OF THE PUBLUL STRATTON STREET, PICCADILLY, Contiguous to the {DAILY EXI'I4C2V,) T O expose duplicity and unmask byPOCrisy is my object, and I am not to be deterred froth my purpose by Private Threats or Public Calumhy ; *bile the PRESENT LOTTERY exists I shall continue to raise a warn ing voice, and reps-ut, that out of all the Lottery, thete are . only 6i Tickets by whiCh the Public can get their money back, and that by ail the rest, the Purchasers must losethe whole or part of their money. For this extraordinary chance, Mr. 13ISH CHARGES A HIGHER PRICE, although he bought the Tickets nearly Nineteen Thousand Pounds less than the last. GREEN PARK. - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY Mr. SQUIBB and SON, FROM THE MORNING PAPERS. :By order of the Execnior and Executrix of the late Joseph Price, Esq.) at Garraa•ay's, ou Friday the 25th instant, at twelve, . [Morning Post;] i Tyra audit AMost Desirable and Substantially-built FREEHOLD HOUSE, No. 14, Stratton-street, Picca dilly, overlooking the gardens of Devonshire Hotise, and containing a handsome elithnee and interior ball, large bow windnwed, eating liar !oar behind, with a gentlernan's morning room in front, water closet, &c.; two elegant well proportioned drawing rooms conimtinicating lq an anti-room, two large aiiil airy bed chambers, and a dressing room, with other very good chambers on the upper floor. The offices Are commodious and well arranged, consisting of house keeper's and butler's room, servants' ball, detathed kitchen, larder, pantries, and excellent cellaring. The ('remises arc in most complete repair, having bred fitted up by the late .proprietor, with every attention to convenience mad comfort.. —To be viewed by tickets only, between the Whirs of twelve And font, on application to Mr. Squibb and Son, Saville-row, of whom printed particdlara ,may be bad 14 days preVeding the sale; and at Garraway's. We have the best authority for saying, that the Address inserted in a Morning Paper of Fri day, professing to be an Address to the Queen , from the Privates of the Leicestershire Militia, is either an entire fabrication`, or the act of one or two men of the regiment, who may have been instigated clandestinely to sign such a paper by the designing person by whom it must have been composed. As it had been suppressed until the regiment was disembodied and the men dis persed, it is impossible to ascertain with absolute certainty that such a paper may not have been signed by a few of the-tfren ; but that it Could. voti frout hint"; thil Sbip • %or ri 012 al; PUBLICATIONS. -.............- t, it ,:1111 i 9 D y w g 11-"Alv i a t i N a ; or,An ,ESSAY towards the kit,. 1-11sToaY of WHITTINGTON, some time Lord ), V? of London. % Ii`I_,..CESINICTS BLINICINiOP, LL.D: FAS. A.S.S. &c. sr - 7 114°1-1 : Printed for W. Wright, 46, Fleet-street. . (1 ' et! 'i. NoW Edition of tlie NEW WHIQGUIDL ; price ""....,....:zoards. This Day were published, • P tu rx ln One Volume Oinaco, price 65. , hoards • ' gXGEL "I-IWITS upon the LOVI, of . , l ' b rint d „LING, arid the LOVE of EXCELLENCE. ~_ t. " e l - •Qt It- Hu'it '(Successor to Johnson), No. r 2 i 4:ti Church-yar,lr ti oNk - 7. ------ --- - --, S NATIONAL TOY.—FOURTEENTH EDITION. Th e :host Day was P"ihrd' tritltletios,/,'tellsieett embellished, and . c0 ) 0 . 5.! rapidly._NONE s _ 'Hit. ' -10 1 G, " ever issued nom the Press, I rtt,e v. lit n.,., . Ir by 4 " 4 uLEN'S MATRIMONIAL LAD-. ' `.4 DERlona! Toy'. , n. ..- Att., it : '-':4l-10ii.. of ' tin: POLITICAL HOUSE i HAT (.: " 1 4% BUI LT. t e 4 ii ,4l.s 4..., t __ eP ' S .celles, and Il l sstratns in Verse, with IS other 10 - 41. "Igh and L 0 a' —He qualifies—Declarfs7Slite.sa_c 'tiiis; alters-1m,,ql e Exculpates—Lmtgra t. _ - 11 - -es--c . ----tts-M2 " • The Press watches itivt te.british .ons,ernates—"e accuses—. and ~,,. re 1)14 ' th e ~L' u n awakes—He asks for his Crown,_ ..it., . 2 e ............-: I N'ot th rstiag-They degrade him—the elid, 1 - -M t 4,,,.41,4„ !,-,teat--Gutic Sailing. k 1 I,‘, _. 1 . ) . • Printed for William Hone, Ludgate-hill ; and i ~,,,,.,';ll'trivl.lele Booksellers in the United Kingdom' . ti • ',11...,, v441'5 it .i • , remittances, will be punctua y •-..i, an , , s . , ft ostril„ ll Crriaads for doors and shop-windows inclosed. 1) Lik,,, k r 1 4, hr.() ‘ise, by the saute Author, price thl ,. . . mi itl.t.l4,,,,P.tClauses out of the Bill against the Queen ...1% k o l' i ti, I,6l4•Gnenral--to peruse and settle; with a_l ( l. ,l e i l::e s sl t i i t le . "It 01 GiLti(verx handsomely printed) " Hour's Tate ul :en s Letter to the King." It may suit Mr. fish's purpose to speak of the last or any Lottery rather than the present, in hopes of turning the Public attention from the Scheme; but the trick shall not avail him, for those who do buy, shall be.folly informed of the true nature of their (Atism At a proper time I shall be ready to enter fully into the examination of the last ScheMe, and I trust sati4actorilyiefute the disgraceful falsehoods by which it is assailed, and at the same tune lay such an expo sition of circumstances before the Public ' as will convince them that though,Fraud was not practised on the Public, it was on the Contractors. •If eit her I, or the Gentlemen who were connected with me in the last Contract, had feared the malignant efforts of 'l'. we might easily have avoided them hut we did not clime to pay the price—we did nut think his public principle worth the money. However ungracious it may appear in any man to speak in praise of his own character, 1 am compelled to say, that I shall 'never shrink from a comparison with Mr. Bish, either as to integrity or responsibility, and I shall not suffer him impudently to affect a superiority over me, which those who know us both will never accord him. I am the Public's obedient, And really grateful Seri - ant, 0. CARROLL. 19, Cornhill, The Public have yet to learn, that the present is a Coalition Lottery, and is held try two distinct Lists, though T. Bish is ostentatiously announced as the Sole Contractor; the last was also a Coalition Lottery, but it was openly a►►d fairly stated as such to the Public ; - there can be no good reason for the concealment now, except that it has afforded, the party in the 'back ground au opportunity of giving his " unqualified aPprobatiou" to his own Scheme ! ! ! as it he were a d►siute rested person. ?C U wesi )crli ~il2 ll ' a ad S; U 1 1, 19 it 1-14° ~li :t Nvr- t ford to 5t • We - lb C e ' V the O On a inet iota .1, Or' ?, re- re tter Li 01 T ne ety r l cer) raj'. r oi If• sirli t I M e : 11 ; io0 (1 ' Vier* r krt7 VO lq the has ro c - Matti ieS 11l , 1001 0 1.5 e 110111' VC" ; Wt. o be t ' 133t 11 ; ler °` 09is.r° 11 cc.' Fe ia wt. .•-•••"? - WC; 1% ,:f !.:1 • :00" IVBRITISH GALLERY, PALT, MALL. R IS GALLERY, with an' EXHIBITION of PORTRAITS, of DISTINGUISHED PERSONS in tGe History and Literature of the United Kingdom, it OPEN : 11 Y, f rom Ten in the Morning until Fite in the Evening, 4ciN'vin CLbSE in the ensuing Week. By. Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. Ad n ,' ls.—Catalogne, Is.—Historiesd Catalogue, gs. 4 W77ZILLING-VPFICE, August CO i M S'SIONERS for VICT UAL,- ti ZING His MAJESTY NA VY do -hereby p.m No -7741i an Tuesday, the 22d ins!. they will be ready to re hrte T enders in mating (vented up), and treat for -Onc Tho usand Sacks qf B ISE ET MEAL. " 114 ndred Sacks of KILN-DRIED HOUSEHOLD L "R, to be subject to the usual way'ranly of Twelve ~louths. 441141 Two Iluea re d Pip es o f SPANISH RED WINE. 7. : 6 e deli vere d i nto H i s M a j esty ' s Vi ctua lli ng S tores a t bc pf : ird, in the space of one Month, the two former Art! . Fitt„ -equal Ir ee kl y proport i ons ; an d to b e pa id f or b y P r zYable, without Interest, Si.rty days after date. ?he Conditions of. the Contracts may be seen at the Se "tar', Of/ice. r egard will be had to any Tender in which the Price 'halt not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he de d, " the B oar d before Oue o'Clock on the : said Tues. i4 J ' the 22d instant, nor unless the Person who mahes l'e "iler, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to ap ,q,e, when called Ar. ICE, July 14. 1 89 0. t COMMISSIONERS far VICTUAL LING His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give i that on Friday, the Bth' of Septem P ier next, they mt/ , w Oe ready to receive Tenders in wriling (sealed up), and t re for a Quantity of prime IRISH BEEF and PORK, not e ' tc eedi, 'A" in the aggregate Five Thousand Tierces of each jecie'', to be cu re d i n th e eltSiling Season; One-eighth part 1-7 c61. to be packed in half Puncheons, six-eighth parts. n te ' l.t e.', mid the remaining one-eighth part in Barrels ;to p ort deti''ered into hisllojestv's Victualling Storel at Deptford, 'ilird:r "t4 . Plymouth, and Cork, in such proportions as —• , r "Per lie required, and by the periods undermention - Ou tHA . "ird part of the whole by the 14th February, kine. th . trd part more by the 15th April, 1821 ; ,a,,,;741 the ,remaining third part by the alst 21fay, d to be paid for by Bills, payable, without Interest, sixty ez ! ; ofter d ate. t a b ' Conditions of th e C on t ra ct mat, be seen at the Secre 4r. : . • 117 . (. e ! at this Office, by applying' to . 11.1 . 7. J. IF'. ie , C, 4le .dgeitt for the Victualling at Cori , to •A'ei t , verjrt of his Majesty's customs at Limerick, Belfast, 'bas t !' and Waterford: and to the Secretary to the Post \,eneral at Dublin, respectively. ' of iiee 'filer for a less quantity titan Five Hundred Tierces n o ' l, and Five Hundred Tierces of Pork will be admitted ; •sh att l l i regard be had to any Tender in which the Prices 'toe t °t be inserted in. Words at Icktrth, or that shall I,,,i:etelivereil to the Board before One o'Clock on the said aka4:' the B € l l September next ; nor unless the Person who to 1 Tcnder, or some P erson on hi s behalf, attends ;7: he when called for. Ly e t : h T "der must be accompanied by a Letter, signed th e p'° responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with th e 0 : Q t Y tend er i ng, in the Penal Sum of 13 per Cent, on the due performance of the Contract. TO THE PUBLIC. E%• IS CARROLL ) HAZARD, and Co.) M the Contractors for the LAST LOTTERY, of dis graceful notoriety, have made another fruitless attempt to injure the sales of the present Lottery; but the Public, I have no - doubt, have seen their motives, as my Sales are daily in creasing; whilst, if I may judge from the few T ickets they have taken, theirs are, miserably on the deelinl,—whether this is owing to thy having given the Public a plain honest scheme, or that it is known I disapproved of almost every thing done in .the last Lottery, I know not. Perhaps it is owing to the Public too well recollecting that Messrs. Carroll, Hazard, and Co. were the Contractors fur the Last Lottery, (and I wish to say no worse of theme They have asserted the present is a Coalition Lottery, and that an Otfite•keeper is concerned with me : this is like their other assertions and insinuations, false; and one of the Ex-Contractors, who made it, is silly enough to convict himself, by Vatting in his win dow the official Gazette, by which it will,be sren.the Scheme is signed by me, and me alone ! 1 am, the Public's devoted Servant, 4, Cortilllll, and fl, Charing-c►uaa, T. 131S1-1, Aug. 19, 1820.-• • Contractor tur the Lottery. I do not wish to go - into any explanation about the last Lot tery, as,it is useless now as tar as regards the Public; but if the Ex-Contractors wish nie to state what I disapproved of in it, I eau have no objection ; but what I have, already stated :donut the 'trick practised by thew are still unanswered and unanswerable!!! LONDON BRIDGE TEA WAREHOUSE, Corner of UPPER THAMES STREET, Opposite St. Magnus's Church. • NAIILLIAM CAPE, TEA DEALER and - GROCER, avails himself of the earliest opportunity of expressing to his Friends and the Public, his gratitude for the patronage with which they have honoured him, since the opening of the above Establishment, ott the 15th July. He trusts that his former Friends have foulid that. the qualities of .his Teas are equal to what they have been accustomed to purchase of him, and that the numerous Customers, who, for the first. time, have honoured bins with their Commands,. have been convinced that he has realized the professions with which he set out. • While the extent of, and conveniences at tached to, the above Premises, are sods as to allow of Mr. W. C.'s keeping his Coffees and Groceries of all kinds wholly distinct from his Teas, to the great advantage of the latter, he. presumes to hope that the situation will prove a great convenience to Families:residing southward of the Metropo lis, to whow it may be desirable to be taken up, or to alight, or to have their parcels left at his Warelinnse. W. C. is far from desiring to claim any undue pre-eminence over his many respeatable competitors in Trade; but once more begs t o as sure his Friends and the Public, that they may ; at all times, rely upon being served at his Warehouse, with Teas of uni form and approved good flavour, and Groceries of all kinds, of •the best qualities, and upon the most equitable terms. His Teas are selected and purchas:d at the East-India Sales by Brok,rs of the first eminenct and respectability ; and are offered to the Piiblie in their genuine state. W. C. has laid in a large Stock of the recent June !We, and begs leave to subjoin a List of Qualities and Prices. BLACK TEAS. GENUINE C.ONGOUTE/1, at ss. to 6s. per lb. very service able for Ship Store's and Manufactories . GOOD STRONG Ct)NGOU, at 6s. 6d. to is. adapted for Inns, Taverns, and Families haring great consumption FINE BLACK-LEAF STRONG CONGOU, at 7s. to Ss. the most suitable for respectable Families FINE SOUCHONG, from 88. to 10s. of superior flavour FINEST CAPER SOUCIiONG, at los. to 12s. ditto FINEST PN,KOE and PADUA SOUGHONG, in papers or otherwise, at 12s. to 145.. GREEN TEAS. FRESH GREE.NT,ENAkAaty6: at 7 1 .3,.5. to t 7:. 6. g. 6d, lb. FINE FRESH rwl FINE BRIGHT.LEAF BLOOM, ~1- I YSON KIND, at Bs. to 10s. GOOD FRESH HYSON, at t Os. 6d. to 12s. of hoe flavour FINE HYSON and YOUNG HYSON, of superior flavour, at 12s. to 13s. THE VF;RY FINEST SUPERIOR-FLAVOURED HYSON, equal to Gunpowder, at FINE GUNPOWDER HYSON, at Its. to 145. THE MOST SUPERIOF. GUNPOWDER HYSON, Its. to i2(h. COFFEES. GOOD PLANTATION COFFEE, at 3s. to 3s. 6d. FINEST BOURBON and JAVA, at 6d. to ds. FINEST MOCHA, or TURKU, at 4f.. to ss. *** The above articles; together with Chocolate, Cocoa ; Spices, anti Groceries in general, of the most genuine quati. ties, are sold on the lowest Terms for Cash. Of persons paying ready money, the Local :•Totes of Country Bankers, or Notes only payable where issued, will he taken as Cash, without charge or deduction ; and all kinds of Foreign coin will be received at the Nlarket price, as well as good Bills rrf Exchange, against which small differences will, if deSi red, be given in cash. Five per Cent. always allowed for money, in purchases n WI. and upwards. ttt T c as packed in lead c ases f or th e C ountry, an d Orders executed to all parts of the Town, free of expense. London Bridal; Foot, WO. HANTS. A Capital South Down Flock of SHEEP, excellent Cart Horses, a Bull, Cows, and Pigs, an extensive Assortment of Agricultural Implements rrf every Denomination, Mo dern Household Furniture, China, Glass, Books, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, An the Premises), By Mr. WELLER, • On Saturday the 16th September, and the Three following Days. (Sunday excepted), at Twelve o'clock, THE Genuine and Entire - Valuable. LIVE and DEAD 'STOCK, together with the Neat MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 4.c. of WILLIAM BLUNT, ESQ. at BURITON-PLACE, near PETERSFIF.LD, corn- prising 1090 South Down Sheep of .Rams and Ewes, Rain Lambs, Ewes, and Wethers, 12 clever active Horses, a hand some young N.irman Bull, 3 excellent Mulch Cows, a fine Boar, 2 large Sows in pig, 24 Store-pigs, 4 strong Waggons,- 3 broad and I narrow wheel Dung Carts, 3 broad and I nar row-wheel one-horse Pang Carts, 2 narrow wheeled raved, and 2 Sheep Carts, a Water Carriage and an iron-bound 4- hogshead Cask, 6 single-foot Ploughs, a water furrow and drain Plough, 20 dozen Hurdles, a Kentish Plough with a Horse Hoe attached to it, a valuable Stone Roller for 4 horses, 4 3-horse Wood Rollers, a Turnip Harrow with tackle, a nine share Drag, l 7 'single Harrows with risers, also a Slide fot drawing them, 3 pair of Thin And 9 pair of Trace Harness, a Hull Cutting Machine - by Richardson, 3 Sowing Machines, 2 Sheep Houses with Roofs, Racks, and Troughs, 14 open Sheep Troughs on Wheels, 12 Cages, 3 Insteitments to prevent Cattle ((inn being blown by overfeeding, long and 'short Ladders, a large Beam and iron weights, a Boat House and Boat with 4 Oars, Ladies and Gerieinens' Saddles, and Bridles. The Furniture consists-sof Four Post Bedsteads carved and Mahogany Pillars, with Dimity, Check, and other Furoi tures, a Sofa, Field, and Servants' Bedsteads, prime bordered Goose Feather Beds, Mattresses, Blankets, Marseilles Quilts and Counterpanes, Pier and Dressing Glasses, Japan Dress-_ ing Tables and Chamber Chairs ; in Mahogany, a large Side board, 4 large set . of Dinhi g Tables, Chests of Drawers, Card and Pembroke Tables, 10 Eating -room' Chairs, a Fautieril Chair covered with Monceo ‘ , a %Vine Cooper, Cabinets and Basin Stands; a-fine tone Piano Forte, with additional Keys, by Clemeuti, a Canterbury, a Music Sttiol, a very highly po liblied steel Drawing-room Register Stove with appropriate appendages, a Sofa, 12 handsome Japan Chairs with Squab - Cushions, 2 pair of French Dimity Window Curtains, with a deep printed rose border, a six leaved Paper Screenea Li brary in Genera Literature of about 450 Volumes, an 8-day and bracket Clock:, a large cast Register, China, Glass, and Stone Ware, a Patent Mangle by Baker, a Kitchen Range with Oven and SteemingApparatus, wiih the usual Culinary, Brewing, Washing, and Dairy Utensils. The Effects may be viewed on Friday preceding the Sale. Mr. WELLER begs leave to impress the attention of the intelligent and skilful Breeders of Stock, .that this extensive Flock was wholly bred from many years from Mr. Ellman of Glyude, whose celebrity has so justly merited, and gained hint from the scientific Breeder, a decided preference over every other in the Kingdom, both for symmetry, size, and the superior quality of their Wool. Nothing would have in duced Mr. Blunt to part with his vaLuable Flock, after so many years exertion, and being at so great an expence and care in obtaining a purity of blood nut to be surpassed, but that of quitting entirely his Agricultural pursuits; it is fair ly presumed there has out been•fiie illany•years so ,estimable a South Down Flock submitted to . the Public; the.Sliecp bad= ing gained the first prizes at Winchester and- Petersfietd Sheers, but the Proprietor, with that liberality -which has ever marked his character, declined exhibiting for the Pre miums, having so universally borne away the palm, he I%as . fearful thf: ardour of other Competitors might .be damped.; he therefore continued his shew, but would not accept of a prize. _ Catalogues may be had at Is. each, at the place of Sale, Dolphin, Petersbeld—King's Arms, Godalming—White Hart, Guildford—Mr. Knight, Banker, •Kingston—Auction. Mart, London—Wh i t e Lion, Bath—Regent's Hotel,, White Hart, Winchester—Dolphins, Soutliampton--Bush, Farnham—Bu,,le Titatfield—Red Lion, Fareham—George, „ , Portsmouth—Ship and Bell, Horndean•-•--Bear; Harant—: Spread Eagle, Midhorst —Half - Moon, Pet worth—. Crown, Arundel—Star,'Lewes-Lat the Libraries, Brighton, Worthing, Littlehatopton, and Bognor, and of Mr..WELLER, Chichester. OPPnItTUNITY, ABILL BROKER of the first respectability, who has a constant choice of the most unexceptionable Palo r, is sometimes at a loss fur discounts. Any TradVsiaan or other person, who has a few hundreds or thousands at commar‘d, may turn. it to unnsnal advantage, that is in the habit of discounting good Bills in the 'way of business, a great deal of good and safe business may be done through the means of the vertiser. The greatest secresy will be required, and - bill a l so b e o bset ved by the Advertiser. None but principals.. can' be treated with. Address, in the first in stance, Post-paid, L. M. O. Read's Coffee-house, 102, Fleet street: • MILLARO'S WHOLESALE and RETAIL EAST•INDIA ' , RANTED Fuß.NrruftE, and FOREIGN and BRITISH WAREHOI3sE, No. 16, CHEAPSIDE.• " . • . FAMILY LINENS; and FASHIONABLE ARTICLES for. _ - DIi.ESS. T. :HILLARD respectfully knforms the No bility and Families arrivin* in the Metropolis, they can select from the accitstotned rich supply of his Warehouse, Ch o i c e Litiens, 7-Sths and 4-4ths of warranted fabrics; French Cambrics and Handkerchiefs, fine Sheetings, Dam/Isli curious India Muslios (with those for Gen ; heauti thill.r:lll)lStlechialLs!llsenar%&)atticisc.)efr(l)anntibtiliiec C a ' nl P l3 a et t li 1 6 1 a " N ' l ' u l :1 1 i t ;sn,selsndia Long cl o ths, White Caiotz, and I ; Obtained exclusively at his Wareliouse; Taffaties and China Crapes, ne w penc ill e d C am brics and Muslins of unique designs, peculiar t o th e house, a variety of articles, :n white mid Colours, veiis rich , Wr ought ought Dresses ! and D! - aperies, -Foreign Lace and for fashionable Morning and Evening Dress ; new and eco: and Fur- Linens, r i a e -a 1 ) 1: i i iLt i e s d , F v‘ ti i r s t v r e t s r , y kin l t l i ed t s b f ,' S u t s u e d fl i i e l s , r & we. . and a choice assortment of fine Goods fur the Foreign Mar kets and Superior Family use. J, M. respectfully informs Families and ,Ladies having: Commissions, Sze. whose convenience it may suit to take en lire piece, or delays, these are regularly at the wholesale price; arid selections for large establiihments, as well as in dividual convenience, may he made t o th e greatest advati ta e'a at Indiafittet rices, from which no de v i a ti on i s ma d e Curious t Shawls, a.c. purchased. Proprieturi of busi ness ssjslied. • not have been so to any extent is clearly proved; for such a circumstance could not-have happened. without its being known to the serjea-iits. Thost Officers and the Quarter-Master are now at Lei cester, and not one of thorn over heard a hint or rumour of such a proceeding, until the moment when the fabricated paper appeared in the'Times. We will not dwell on the mischief intended to be produced by the fabrication, and whichyvill fall on the heads of the fabricators. [Morning Chronicle.] A part of the charges against her Majesty have now gone forth- to the world. Whatever may be thought of those who have instituted these proceedings, and however desirable it might have been, on many accounts, that the country should have been spared this very disagreeable investigation, the time . .for putting an end to it has gone by. The truth or falsehood ,of the • charges must now be established by evidence.— Her Majesty will new feel it due to her honour and character that the most full and ample in quiry should take place into her conduct. The agitation to which the proceedings against the Queen have given rise, has no connexion with the question of the guilt or innocence of the Queen. —it has its origin in a conviction that the esta blished forms of proceeding have been departed froM:in the case of her Majesty. Whatever may have been the conduct of her Majesty, she ought to be presumed innocent till guilt has been proved against her, and she is entitled to all the protec tion .which ,the laws alcord to any .other person similarly circumstanced. But the people see with regret than new and anomalous forms of. proceeding have been resorted to in this case.— They see . the laws and practices of the Consti tution set aside, and a Bill of Pains and Penal ties introduced, a measure of ex post foci° legis lation, which nothing 'could justify but the most urgent state necessity, and for which, in this case, there is no necessity, as the Constitution has clearly defined the manner in' which her Ma jesty can be brought to trial. It is not easy to account for the determination of Ministers to re sort to the course which they have taken. They have, for months past, alarmed the country by the reports of disturbances and -of radical con spiracies to overthrow the State ; and yet they have apparently set up t!-!s proceeding as a sort of standard around which the disaffected might. ally and recruit their force. Nothing that has . happened .in any of the disturbed districts can be'cOrnpared in mischief - to' the: in fluence of this proteeding: on. the.public.,..mind. We wish to'abstain • from --all - , comment on the onerfing of Mr. Attorney-General.. . -. The circum stances which he' promises to prove are strong ; . and, from The beginning, we had no doulit but that the Green Bag contained matiers ~ of gross imputation., kis not to be imagined 'that Mini .sters would have gone the length they have done . without having- what they. believed to be ,circum stantial evidence. of •guilt,. But, they may • have trusted to narratives ,that fail them in' the proof. We have always heard, for..histanee, that after discovering the ,iniidious act of the opening her Majesty's drawer's by:raise keys, she avoided sleeping in her .own bed from the fear of asSassi nat7on, and that . she sleptf With her maid. This, if true, would account for n material point of 111 . m.A.ttorney-Qeneral's' statement ; and' we-heard yesterday that the only. other matter . alluded• to by the Learned Gentleman will also be satisfac torily explained. If so, what - mug become of the Bill?. This is a criminal prosecution. It does not-reserAle an action 'for damages, instituted by the husband, in the Courts below, where circum ostanCal evidence would satisfy a' Jury. here there must be direct proof of adultery, or Par liament will not be, justified in the eyes of:the world in paSsing 'the Bill into a law. Ytre hear, that Sir. Francis Burdett means to make a motion this day, in the House of Com mons, on 'the subject of . the proceedings agaidst the Queen. We know not by what step the trial can be now arrested ; and yet, if it goes en, it is probable that it will occupy. Parliament forthany months to come; Thursday night, a ,fine elephant, six years of age, a present to his MAJESTY from the Marquess of ITAsTINGs, was brought into the King's-mews, where it sill be permitted to roam about every day. It is only four feet and a half high,. very gentle, and follows his keeper like a dog. French Proverb.--A crowing hen, a dancin; . priest, and a woman who speaks Latin, never come to a good end.