The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-27 00:00:00

MR. PITT.

ANY thing like disinterestedness has been so
little the charaCter of Party _Men, that the manly
and generous conduct of Mr. PITT in supporting
the present Administration, could not fail, in some
quarters, to be imputed to unworthy motives------
We are aware, that it is notin our power .to acid
lustre to the fame of Mr. PITT, but the striking,
instance of a Man sacrificing every personal feeling
to the good of his Country—viewing the aftions
:those who have succeeded 'hitn in power with an im-
partial and unprejudiced mind—and giving them a
cordial and anxious support, because he is .satisfied
of their reetitude—cannot, we are sure,, pass unno-
ticed by any fair or honest plan.
In proportion as this proceeding is great and ha-1
nourable, it has drawn down upon him the virulence
and abuse of his Enemies. The Opposition Writers
cannot endurea condutt which; i,vhile'strengthens
the present Government, raises him who observes

kabove their attack—their rage and hatred are a 5
impotent 'as they are inveterate, and their calum-
nies only* tend to shew the malice of their Authorsi
'without affecting, in any degree, the high charatter
of Mr. PITT..

The first Division of. the 'Guards this forenoon
Marched into Town firOm Cheinisford.—Two tilQll4
sand more march in tomorrow.

The Lord Lieutenant of Irc!and has appointed
ALEXANDER MAU:EDEN, Esq. to be Under Secre'
tary, is the Civil Department of the office of the
Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant, in die
'room of EDWARD COOKE, Esq.

The new arrangements of dividing the Irish Re'
venue Board are as follow :

Excise—The Right. Hon. Sir H. LANGRISHS,
Earl of DONOUGHMORE, Right Hon. R.-ANsgP
LEY, and Right Hon. CHARLES HEN. COOTE.

Customs--J. O. VANDELEUR,- Esq. J. Tow's'
SEND, Esq. M. LONGFIELD, Esq. acid H. C'
RPWLEY; Esq
At. each of these. Boards, the Chief Commis'
sioner, the Right Hon. J. BERESPaRD will preside'
The arrangements in consequence of the M
I°'e,'
bishop of DUBLIN'S death are said to be as
lows :
The Archbishop of CASHEL to' be,.translated to
Dublin ; the venerable .Bishop of LIMERICK to
succeed to the see of Cashel; and the Bishop
of CLOYNE to Limerick. Two Gentlemen 3re,
spoken of as -likely to succeed to the vacaa'
Bishoprick, Dr. LINDSAY and Dr. ALEXANDER
the first his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant' Pri V3(B,
Secretary, the latter brother to the Member- fa'
'Derry.
Sir WI 4.1,rd ti AmitiO it has -*tic-WlSea a
.140
.near Harrow for which lo,cool. is paid.
There. was
.yesterday an uncommon fine shoal e
cattle in Smithfield garket.' 'Large drov'es wej
sent away unsold, as the :Butchers would not. giw
the prices demanded of them.
Irish pork of ordinary quality, which a fortnigi;
since found a ready sale arc t 3 guineai per tiereey.4l,
now sold at,,71. zo. and common mess beef, wh
sold at 41. per barrel, can hardly fi!,d purchase
now at 11..105. Weszphalia lianas have Tallen ;e'l'

per cwt: . .
At Bath on Thursday a man _purchased pork at 7." i
9d. per seore,,having for the same liaerthrte,g 1 144
since given z,gs. per score. The price of 111170
throughout the country has experienced a prof.
tionate redn`ftion.
At Worcester, wheat has fallen Bs. per quArt°:s
and the weight of the shilling loaf increased
ounces, namely, to 5 lb. r.z oz. ,Lars,.
At Reading, and other parts of Berkshire, ig
81d.
* At Stamford, the averaged price of wheat
from 87S. sd. to 74.55. sd.
At Lincoln, it fell last Week. 305.,per quarter,
current prices now being 6os. to 6ss.
At Chester, the averaged price of wheat 11#
fallen 13s. 4d. per quarter ; and at Nanny ich.4.5
At Ashbourne the iedudion has been i 6s. to 1,4;
per quarter ; at Chesterfield Bs. and Derby 4.5. e,
Doncaster, Cambridge, and Newbury, tos.
pinghaM and Newark. 4.5.
5
At Devizes and Northampton there has
small advance in the price of wkieat, but vv.ei
happy to find that,' amongst nearly an huntli.lio
turns before us, theSe are the only exceptions it)ilio
otherwise universal.and rapid,redultion in the Fr.,)
of the Corn Markets. - .
At Woodbridge Fair, in Suffolk, on . Tae 4,4
and Wednesday la'st, the, show of.short-hornea
Scotch cattle was large,-but the prices were
up so high, that. very little business was done;
thing Of the, leanest kind, was sold under 35.
stone. est
At Ross Fair, on Thursday last, there was a tll,
show of good 'cattle ; but the sale being verY car
few were sold, and those at reduced prices. A.,1.4
siderable redu&ion also took place in the PrlLilets
pigs. Sheep not much lower. Zest Welch bu,,,st,
in tubs, 12s. per stone. Average of cheese-
-635. second,, 465. per hundred. last
At Bath. the _q}lattern-loaf is Bd.
whtcha ,d'
• winter cost 25.; best beef and mutton 6d• '„Arlet
per lb. and prime' bacon sold. in that nio6-00'
Saturday from 3d.- -to rod. per lb. although 5°,.
the sellers had the assurance to -demand 14.(-1 004,1
vast quantity of meat remained ensold, th
refusing to give the unreasonable prices deul' •
by the butchers. • ac'
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The populasion of Glasgow, according to aoolpi
curare enumeration of its Inhabitants" in theie';
of June and July last; amounts to no 'role
83,769 souls, exclusive of Students at the, 40
and the Military in-the Barracks.

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IN the night between the 2oth and i'ist arrived
here the Courier, PALM, from Paris, with the Rati...
ficatiorc by the First Consul, of the Concordat. He
also brought as a present from the First Consul to
the three Plenipotentiary Papal Deputies, the Se.
cretary of State Cardinal GONSALVI, the Arch-
bishop of Coßiwrtt, and Father CAsELLI, three
large and valuable snuff-boxes set with diamonds.
A second flotilla with French Troops from Egypt
has arrived at Messina.
The town of Fano was evacuated by the French
Troops, and taken possession of by the Papal; on
the loth inst.