The Sun. — London, England, 1820-06-02 00:00:00

, . 0 _. ~.i F r t% pre• at tittle! 8 10 006 [embe r : woo' of twat mind to red O le . u raibe! ;t wbea, did not le,, chef putting the hi le 1 11 "' at time. , !", w e re Learnt )ing, w wis frre the fl eni e aft( I,earrifti lit, 11)''‘ t!:e rl7a• the o'l prove f o r 1:10.t lay 'va'i Oli w 4:3. of of, 014 a ppli . ' red rd jestY li c t, vii 'fbree tvittt • le l i e"' • r vic•ii* ertoifi 11,04 11 tlFe rid 011 '; ° )f th e eSt allo r 010110.' oo thil iglAta 74)(1 to .(, 0 54 pf ti 4 ' coif 6 C -1(11 c a,eo ;:,o4if t nl~i~r t the b i<db itticb , tin WBo '. E for tb s d=l e to o. to til ° Tlite t, an j kid 1)e ear ,4 ' li, to 1:50"' ;I r ..: L r' N . • jer tt • • z '• I •- • •• ` - k • , '••••• / 1 1 Ar • I 4 11: 1 1 \ 1 ., RIA A .6e/4:1 1 • 1 •ele' -€ A 0.• 1 NUMBER 8667;1 CONTRACT FOR STOCkINGS.:, • REGENT's CANAL. rAL HOSPITAL FOR SEANIEN, AT GREENWICH, May 31, 1820. S UC H PERSONS ac may be willing to Coo tract for Supplying this Hospital with STOCKINGS t°: the P"nsioners and Charity 11.}ys may deliver in their p!"'lls to the Directors of the said Hospital at this on Saturday, the 10t1; of June ensuing, at Eleven .16e1 % in * tfi'e PorcrtuOtt ;' ottrt:iri- the , mean'. time- .I.e tni shed with F orms o f P ro po sa l s , and acquainted with iti 4,,e 11 . e r particulars, by inquiring at the Steward's Office 1 3 • N'n Proposal will be received after the hour aforesaht, 1 : 4 Mitl any br attendid to that are not agreeable to the said grt4 s; nor unless the Parties personally appear. • \~ ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. 1011 R EXti ON t,f the ROY.M. ACA ect • bENIY IS NOW OP : , N.—A , lllo.sioti (from &Olt till Seven)' ONE S: 11 LLING ; lai , One Shil- HENRY HOWARD, R. A. Sec. /FORD TITA Ll_ 1 NG-Y.11?; ), May 24, 1 , 20. lILSE are to give Not i ce, that on Thursday, th e ga of J an e ?sex', at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, *' : ll4 put op to PCBL IC S.ILE, His ,ltalest ll 1,1 's t,l 7 '11 " Yard, Deptford, sun Lots of the .I.ollawiug L strlAr liy V ISIONS awl VICTUALLING STORES, now lying ""//,, 4 ,1, BrtA Data, Floor, Flour Sweepings, Pease, s•ere,e.kilizs, Oatmeal, Oatmeal Sweepings, Raisins, rt,al.l Molt, BALehottse Sweepings, Bas and Nlalt and 1-10 p, ,, Mitten - , Clwese, - . • atm Puncheon, Hog head, Barrel, Half tiette'she'o. Smail Irish )barrel,Witie P;pe, and To- Cask - -4ata'i, ?leading, Fire Wood, Old Sleeves, &c. &c. 4r4.l,epusit 5.3/. per rent. is to be Mailt: upon amount , tnt timr of Sole, and the remainder of the pra•- ~tr r `r>r~rter to be rrrd kfore the Stores are removed, for which tirnse a veri,,d offorirleta working- days will be allowed the lay of fate; the BuyerS particularly observing that Atm ow half of the quantity is to be taken away 4 6 , " f 4 first seven days, and the remainder in the seven days, otherwiie the Peoosit Money will be forfeited, 4 : 4 el se . Provi s ions or Stores remain the property of I lie vr4 ". as no extension of time will, on any account, be INnied lo 5.0 I 0 60 I 1 00 I(' 6il '0 6 0 6, 1.0.14 1 B:lr4' ill- 4, o 10 0 6, Ole t 61 3i 2 2 1 0 10 0 I 0 1(i I 41 I I 9 , ! 1 (> 2 6:'.2 R ( OFFICE OF ORDN,INCE, May 21, 1820. PRIN( 11 1 ,11, OFFICERS of. His MA JESTY'S °RDA . .4 NCE do hereby give Notice, - 144 t Jp, NP ' r "i 4 osal s will be receiver!. attheir QA'ce, in Pall-Mall, 4 Pe.; t he „ 4 'i . June pa inch F'•"isuns . be „.itring to undertake the supply of COALS ,or 0b ,..7 . " *1 this Department, for a Period qf One Year, , ( "tAr frcm. the Ist Jail/ !text. 4 1 - AP Coals nine be of the description denomina , " N, and w ill b e re aired to be delivered free of every ex except the King's 0y pu , itaaole in the Port of Lon clther onshore, or into Vessels or Craft at any place iu 0 4 itil ' e r Thames and at Faversham, or at any Port or F eat the River ilea way, as may herequired. ' b ParPicalars tomtt her with th , Terms and Condi -1 a 114 of tile Contract. tray be known at the Secretary's Office, *n4411401 aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten ioc a .,, ,t P " O r o'C lock, where rft-: air no .st be deli p' *caled up, and endorsed "Proposals for Coals ;" but can be admitted after the said 9th June, at T e rt Clock at Noon of the same day; neither will any f at 44 ' " he noticed, wiles, the Party making it, or an 4sent be half, shall attend. 1 4.1 1 1 411 2 1 6 1 6 OTI 71 it. Si :tgle Boats ate wed to The Locki on the Regent's Canal are K, of the (iates, and are calculated to adm *** Two flee Wharfs, and several still to be let sit the City Road Bari What f 4 adjoining, the Hampstead Road, By Ureter of the Bean?, R. H. CREW, Secretary, TIIE LOT F ERY. ER DAY was what the Gazette called the 14 - LH d Day o f D raw i ng o f t h e S tate L ottery, when Five it . 44dred Ticl- eis were drawn, leavjog Twelve Thousand 14" 4 tt) be dra wn on th e sard I nstant, w h en t h e L ottery 41 4.41 :7. 1 * The out ) • Prizes drawn above un. were Nos. 2,952 1'9% Prize , t 1 of iOl. ach,eosee(n"ntlY to those persons Itto i t 'i' i t Zght with the intention of taking their money back if 16,....nk 4 4 Priz e , th ose are t h e on l y T wo Num b ers worth - ri . ; 11"4 :,- 1411 4 , 411. who bought at BISH ' S Offices, between 18th k: ). ; -"" In Jane, may receive their money back any day v ar; " t ° the 13th inst., when the advantage ceases. dif. fer th ' t."' attparent inducements bare been held out at tfi l ' sl l3. : ti nds to purchasers th's Lottery, but the customers 1 . '' 'M Offices may he assured they have had and will have ellt:;;;*44lltage the Scheme may be said to possess, although 1714,,-;:giternnet°tit.the Cvaraelor, nor has bad any concern in the I.lie li ext W heel cont a l ns 62 Capitals, all of which must be drawn , 4 °Y, 93d Instaut. Royal Exchange Gate, 9(, Corn hill, 2cl June, 1820. 324, Oxford-street, It‘ZAR D 3 1)(1 Co. Contractors for this Lot. ktitN ,ir..l,vi.ty, gratefolly thank the Public for their . P r i: t t e r e "" P agst ut , ,b4B,rs':_litc. to find that THEIR PLAN to gua_l. and !l:I. ne f r .. " 1 .htts and Shares between the 18th May a Ist u ll. 'NU Ittsk yesterday, received such universal approba ,4 tIA A „ tri'll;.,-st-holri:!turt ie Cet ' LID a nd o. regret that, owing to several hundred eutgt bought up in Tens and Twenties, for the them after the event of the Drawing on t l ,':1• ~11 J°11, SO marry w(1-, dkappointed who intended !,, e,aht '4 1;• 1.0 meet their wi,h rs No Increase of Price will ~• ... GI w,,,,i,,,,... Next, 7th of June, although ALL I A ,„‘ PR IZES tit kao',o'.3: aril oil-if:IC APIT.-I LS, in .-ir,„- 1 'lld Consols, " I !I).'C s'lhe Wheel, ' ;Ind Must he 4- /7:,ttle, last H:pitl 0 6 e 1):t i v i , 234 TFILS MONTH; but Inl!tave')t I*--XT n'EOZ,;lipill', 7th June, every Pin chaser u PhY 4' 1-IIGHEIi. PRICE for Tickets aud Sh.ires. FRIDAY. JUNE 2. 120. 'NOTICE is hereby given, that the REGENT's -L- ‘ CANAL being nearly completed, and only waiting the execution of some minor matters, which will be finished im mediately, to be opened for general Navigation, through the whole extent of its Line, from its unio❑ with the Giand Junction Canal at Paddington, to its junction with the Thames at Liniehonse, the following are the ltates to he paid for the conveyance of . Articles from and to the different Points named in the following Table, viz. : No. 1. Manure. No. 2. Flints, Grarel, Breeze, Ashes, Chalk, Sand, Lime, Liineitone, Clay, Bricks, Tiles, Slates, Stone, and Pig Iron. Timber, Coals, Coke, Salt, all Iron (except Pig Iron), Copper, grass, Lead, and Tin Plates. No. 4 ♦ No. 3. Hdy, Straw, Fodder for Cattle, and Nails. othrr Goods. !Gran No. Nos 41 Junction Canal at Paddington. Hampstead Road Lock. 2 Between Hampstead Road Lock and 4 6 }. - Pancras Lock. sJ d. 3 0 4:0 4 tip • 4 o'o 6 0:0 ‘; Between Pancras Lock and City Road Lock. ;, t I I 4 • s' O ! 1::1 4 iO 5 t, 0 1 I , 1 9 i I 0 1 61 0, 1 3 ~~, I 2 I' 2 ;) I 5' 1U 1 6 ? 0 71 1° i() 2 1%1 Ft n I 10 3 d. 9 4 fi ) 9 I 0 Between City Road Lock and sturt's Luck. LBetween Start's Lock and Actun's Lock. 4 ~ i G "2 - 1 LBetween Acton's Lock 0 fi and Old Ford Lock. 0 (i O 5 o s O 10 0 3 1 0 51 10 GI 9 3 U b. LO 11 0 0 .0 3 0 6 (1 8 0 9. 0 h o l 0 I 21 I 61 'll 7 :41 Between Old Ford Lurk and John son's Lock. t) O 3 Johnson's ►" 4 >. 6 Lock. o d. O 40 41 O 70 6I O s 0 7 , hannS. O 10 0 9 pass on this Canal.— fiSet in clear t Barges I 4 feet wide. private \V liarfi , , are I), and three private For Particulars, inquire at the Cowpony's Office, No. 27, Foley- p lace. By order. of the Committee, EDMUND L. SNEE, Clerk of the Minutes of the said Company. Nlay 31, 1820. SECOND VOLUME OF DOCTOR SYNTAX IN SEARCH OF THE PICTURESQUE. This Day was published, By R. ACKERMANN, 101, Strand, and may be had of all Booksellers, No. VI. of the above popular Work, price 2s. Gd. containing Three Colourad Engravings, and 32 Pages of Letter Press. In order to guard the Public against shameless Deceptions, mid std by gross Intposturs, the Author of Doctor 'Syntax in Search of the Pic!urt mole, thinks it right to state that none of the Wurhs attributed to halt are Genuine eicept those Il lustrated by ROWLANDSON, whose Name is allited to each . Engraving, and Published by It. ACKERMANN:. NEW CHURCH IN THE PARISH OF SAINT MAR GARET, IN LEICESTER. THOSE ARCHITECTS %tin intend In t,•ive in PLANS and ELEVATIONS fin-the ERECTION of a NEW GOTHIC CHURCH in the Parish of Saint Margaret, it) Leicester, will be required to furnish such Plans and Eleva tions,accot ding to a certain Card of Particulars,a•hich may he known on application at the Office of Mr. STOCKDALE HARDY, Proctor, in Leicester. The Plans, &c. to be fur nished and forwarded to M r.'llardy, on or before Friday, the soth June -next, but no Architect to furnish a Plan who has not previously given in his name and signed a Memorandum of A,:reetnent. N. B. Working Drawings are not required to be furnishee, except by the successful Candidate, whose Plan and Elevation are approved by the Board of %Yorks. Craven Hotel, June 1, MO. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. _SOTII14;BY, At his House, Wellington• Street, Waterloo-Bridge, Strand, On Monday, June 5, and Four following Days, at Twelve &Clock, THE ELEGANT LIBRARY of an Emine6( COLLECTOR, Dece:ised, removed from his Residence in the Country ; in which will he found, Buck's Antiqaities of England and Wales, 3 vol. fine impressions ; Ormerod's Cheshire, Large Paper; Archgeologia, 18 vol. ; Grose's Anti quities of England and Wales, Scotland and Ireland, 10 vol. original editions : The Grenville Homer, 4 vol. Large Paper; Herodotus et Polybius, Schwcighaeuseri, 15 vol. Best Paper; Lucianus and Thucydides, 16 v. Biponti, 1788-9, Best Paper; Heynii, 6 vol. Vellum Paper; Chalmers' Biogra phical Dictionary, 32 vol.; Gilpio's Picturesque Tours and other Works, 12 vol. in morocco; Dibdin's Bibliographical Decatneron, 3 vol. Large Paper, &c. &c. Likewise, finely illustrated Copies of Granger's Biographi cal History of England, 8 vol. folio; Strutt's Dictionary of Engravers, :J2 vol., quarto ; and l'ilkington's Dictionary of Paiute; s, 7 vol. folio. The Books are in the finest Condition, hound by Lewis, Hering, Simith, and other celebrated Binders. To be viewed, and Catalogues .(price Is.) had. at. the place of FOR THE SUN: NEW GAOL DELIVERY AT DOVER!!! MR. EDITOR—A charge having been made in • your Paper affecting the character of the People of Deal, and which is denied in one of the Can tetbury Papers, I am desirous of learning ihe truth through the medium of THe SUN, and there fore,te.:3l.l on that active Officer of the Navy, Lieutenant GRAHAM; of Doetr, and on. Captain LILBURN, Of his Majesty's Excise cutter Lively, who captured the Smugglers, to favour the Publ;c with a candid statement of ilte circumstances al tending this, very extraordinary business, and par. tienlarly if they saw any Deal people active in the rescuit, for it is but common justice that the re sponibitity be charged on those who de servetitit; and on th*:m alo, e. •To both of the afroV.4o4attred Officers are tire Public indebted for - tireis f ilotis distJoarge of their duty, (painful as ii is t- their feelings) ; whatever comes froM th,:m will be relied noon ; and I am persuaded they woild nut untaeces.arily east any odium upon the Deal people, which pinperly attached to others It does not yet appear ,shat s , eps have been taken to recover the Ir is ..ners, or to bring to jus tice those Folkstone people, who, in the face of day, and itt the very pi estol,:e anti leer li.of Magis tracy, and of an armed totee tr, i , rotect them, dared break down the walls of the King's GA , 1, and release its inmates. Such an -ouir,ge is un paralleled even in the Cinque Ports ! And when they are at this moment claiming an ancient and Most honourable distinction at' the Coronation, it surely behoves the Barons..of these ancient Eats to justify the continuance of their , high aid ve nerable privileges„ by instituting a rigorous in quiry after all the persons concereed, and to bear the expense of prosecuting t: , eui. I advise a Subsctiptionin all the-Ports, to be liberally begun by the Sixteen Barons who claim the tight of hetaim; the King's Canopy at the Corona ion. This would he a becoming example to the Inha bitants, who would doubtless contribute hand somely for so proper a purpose: the snrplos might be appropriated to a hind for rebuilding the Gaul at Dover, or to any Charitable Institution. 1 asn, Sir, Your bumble Servant, ONE OF THE BARONS OF THE Sandwich, May s!. CINQUE PORTS. LONDON JOURNALS. FROM THE; MORNING Ft`..PERS OF THIS DAY. [illoriiing Post.] • Fnp? QURRN --A• tier Messenger arrived yes-, terdayt fron• her MAJr•Tv He is . Siai to have hronght letters to the Duke -f Yolk, Lord Liver pool, Lord Whine, and Mr. Brougham. lu her - letter !o Lord Liverpool, her. Majesty requests to be informed v. hat residence in England is pre pared for l , er reception ; anti in that to Lord Melville she desir-s drat a yacht may be sent to Calais on Friday (ibis day), to be in readiness to convey , her to England. At the departure of the Messen.f.er on Airmail, she was at Ville- Neuv, SPY Yonne, which is situated about 60 or 70 miles troqi Dijoo ; and it is said she purposes reaching England on Saturday .(tO-morro,v) , or Sunday next. We however are it'dl intlined to hope that. het Majesty will not venture on so imprudent a step. But should she determine, contrary to the advice of her legal advisers and best friends, to come at all risks, we trust she will s„ demean herself. as to merit the respect of the public, and not throw herself - into the hands of certain mis el►irvons agitators, who ate anxious for her re turn, and ready to avail themselves of the occa sion to serve tbe vilest purposes. Any agitation of the delicate question which Would necessarily arise, could not tail being of the , most paititul de scription, and, for her Majesty'a sake, we hope and trust it will he avoided. Her particular fa vourite, the quondam courier, wli*se " si years of tried services," (as stated in a Warty Paper), have been so glariugly rewarded, dove': not accOni• parry her Majesty to the coast—we 'understand she left him at Geneva. [The Times.] We publish a paragraph from an Evening Paper, with an account of the more recent motions and ac tions of the QUEEN. This is really a subject upoh . which we should be glad to relieve oorselves from the difficulty of speaking : but as it is before us, We must say something. Her Majesty is said to have written to the Dike 'of York, Lord Liver pool, and Lord Melville. What the subject of the letter to the first illustrious personage may be, we know not. Of the second she is said to have incptired, what residence is provided for het ? And of the last, to have demanded a yacht for her conveyance. It is no doubt singular that.iQueeo of England should ha%e to make these requests ; but if she has really made die m , they will, we presume, bespeak compliatice from those to whom they are addressed. Let it he recolfected that she is coming to justice, noteluding it. She stattdti •now Qoeen of England ; she' fitts at least a right, we should apprehend, to collie to the country in which she indefeasibly occupies so-eminent a sta tion, with the attentions% due to her rank, how evei• she may 'leave it. If this Lady's daughter, the Heir to the 'British Throne, had 'been alive, would the mother then have had 'occasion to write to England fOr 4 house to live in, and a ship to convey her to it . ? If she is guilty of any crime, she comes to her trial ; receive her with the dignity becoming her station : but pet sonal likes apti dislikes are nor to deliiiVe the Queen of Eng land of her legal. position 'in the State ; f or t hi s it matief dt Feet-Uwe' [PRICE SEVENPENCP; To the R 1( iIifLION the EA it Lof LIVERNYOL. MY LORD—I add:l'6S myselt to you :15 t o . a man intimately acquainted with the true interest! of your Country ; as to a man the son of one who, well vet see) in the sane knowledge, imbued Our mind front early lite with a just sense of what you. o , red to the Country that gave you b'rth, that conferred on you fame and fortune, I say,A address . yon, my Lord, on the subject of the present attempt to destroy our wise and an. cient system of Navigation Laws, as well as 'hose more modern regulations, which have itt some de. gree enabled the depressed ,hipping interest of this Kingdom to bear up, in hopes of better times, I mean those recent. Laws, which by a duty equally and indiscriminately operating upon all Foteigo Nations, lift tot nearly ti;e whole carriagt# of those bul•ky articles of —transit. • Tital.mt and Deals. Had it my Lord not been for this most salne tary regulation, which prevented the untaxed Fo ,eigner from ent: rossing the supply of the King.. Clot with these articles, you would ere this trave seen your most flouriihing sea-ports plunged into a state of ruin anti beggary, the vessels of his Majesty's subjects laid up to rot in tiers, and those gallant men, heretofore the best and ablest, defenders of England, .reduced to the lowe•t slate of human misery horn want of employment, wan liering on the shores of y(lur rivers, the. vic , inh of famine and disease ; no Poor-rate could .have re., gyve(' them, for the source of all rates would have been dried up. • need not my Lord, I at sure, remind you of, the immense bent fif accruing 'o the country /run het shipping ; perhaps of all tittles the carrying trade combines the most advantages, to this insular kingdom ; the once . mighty NAPOLEON knew well the value of Ships, Colonies, and Commerce, an 4; in the midst of his awful march his capacious mind was anxious to possess what the miserable, Whig Legislators-of We present day seem so de., sirbus to destroK, and who; should their measures ; of innovation be carried into effect, will have at: no distant petiod to retrace .their steps over the ruins of their prostrate and , fallen country. The chairnels 'ot• wealth and lPnrfit which dif• fine themselves•through all branches of the corn. munity, from o►ir commercial marine, one would , nppose the most ignorant could not overlook. Let the Land Owner say what his Land would be worth, if the Shipping of England were destroyed.. Let the clamorous and insatiate ManOfacturer say where his best customers are supplied with the means of purchasing the produce of his looms; let him say if he thinks the acquisition of a few Fo. reign orders will compensate him for the loss of his hest customers at home, should he succeed iii destroying the Landed and Shipping -Interest. Let him reflect when he has effected the de• struction of these two branches, that of the Fund Holder is not less certain, and I again ask him. who he will have left, or if he thinks, blind and sordid as be is, that he will escape :he general wreck i No, nothing is further from the, thoughts : of many of his preset clamorous adherents; they will drag liiln into the vortex of ruin, which they meditate •against the social edifice ; for I assort. that immense numbers of people of the most des perate political character, are ailing the clamour raised by the Nlanufacturers and a few foreign enthaaries, in hopes that such will be the result. I am not, my Lord, fond of general and sweeping assertions against any particular set of people, but I believe it will be pretty generally admitted , that - in proportion to their property there hardly be found a more unintormed- or short• sighted race in the kingdom Utah the Manufac turers ; they are in many instances men who have . rapidly •risen - to a state of opulence4rom: the lowest gradations of society, and totally insensi ble of the wise _system of prohibitions in their own favour, or, if acquainted with them, then the more culpably sordid is their outcry against those equally politic laws which defend the 'Agricultu-, tist,and the ship Owner from the ruinous compe tition of the Foreigner. The clamour of somt, ii►teresred individuals has clothed this question in general assertions and rounded periods, which the bulk of the people' who are uninformed on tire subject find difiicat either to eoilipseileml Or dispr'j) , .e, but the est examination by one conversant with t he entire he.oing of the theory; when reduced to practice, will strip it of its disguise. That the sh.itiow econumilis of the House of: Commons, the unfledged Whig, of the appOsition, TA 4 tl' e 0 the Lid 1,0 :1100 r I be°. --' Lady ily of Rea d bar° treitY ri otir ° con s- It 111 or t ,