The Sun.
London, England, 1822-09-21 00:00:00

THE DUKE OF WELLING TOS.

Extract of a Letter from Boulogne, f'el't' fed
" The Duke of WELLINGTON and' suite 13ni,.
here yesterday, between two and three O'cl°the
P.M. from his Majesty's Mail Steam Packet' do
Arrow, Captain Hamilton. His Grace fan
old friend residing here, Sir John Malcclwe
K.C.8., who remained with, him. the short t„d
he stopped at Boulogne. All the beauty 511j5
fashion of this place were In waiting.to
Grace, who, I think, looked very ill indeen".o;e'
Another Letter—Same Date.—" The , 'deci
of Wellington, on his way to COllgreSS, Or
here about three o'clock, P.M. from the.
mail packet, from Dover. He went to the
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d'Angleterre, widow Parker's, where he st" role
about an hour and a half. He set off °Il
he
Paris road at half-past four o'clock,atteoded
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the gazing crowd ; he looked very" ill' of
seemed feeble on his limbs. The iiarrle-",,,,41
people here are not of the highest rank, , we
we had one day here six Irish M.P.'s. ',",6
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have two K.C.B.'s, with stars and red
besides some Generals, retired Asiatic J9(1.-1110
and ci-divant Lawyers; but not one Peer °
realm of Great Britain or Ireland."

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"td 'We perfectly coincide with our es--
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Reader" in admiring the splendid example of feeling liu-0,11
towards the suffering inhabitants of Ireland set by the ,ce 5'
Regiment, though we are not. quite satisfied that it i 5 tb
sary to levy a contribution for a similary purP°sc
town. .0n referring to the list of arrivals at Quebec'
i°
this
that nearly eight thousand souls have already enkrate est
country since the opening of the.navigation, and that a
proportion of them are from the distrc.sscd districts of irl%se
—These facts shew that we shall have poverty and ;5e
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among us during the ensuing winter sufficient to li-eel: bier
active exercise all the charitable feelings of the lvee of
part of our population, and to exhaust their e°55,51-
relief. While we must approve of the gencilius 6;o'
pathy of, our correspondent, we cannot therefore but on:
tion a .little the propriety of sending to Ireland the sc:rae•
contributions; which we. fear will be required nearer.l4,fer
—lndeed the number of suffering individuals nos :-001
the humane care of our Female Benevolent Society is, Pail‘
of the extensive calls which will yet be made on then' ',4goaL.°
when the destitute emigrant shall begin to experience the

of our climate.—( Canada Paper, Aug. 50
Gil
al ,
WILLIAM PORDEN, ESQ.—We state vv-- All he
concern the death of this Gentleman, whose talents a 5 an aDr
tect are well known and highly esteemed. Ile r-ceo'C''
professional education under the late Mr. J. 0155
and had been patronized by the noble family Of 6,115E4/.0,°;
from early life. The magnificent edifice, entit'e .011,
HALL, near Chester, the seat of Earl GnosvV` t of, of
built y Mi. PORDEN, and is an aditirable.monnt 1111.1rie),0,
science, taste,and genius. It is one of the finest e'yr. 1%05
enable' apriee',,ti•
the FLORID GOTHIC that the Art has produced._ table ije
DEN was very intimate with illasoN the poet, 311(111os.
lOng been the resort of persons of learning feelta T;te
possessed poetical powers, which have been man in Fri t4e
marked by
hilts
professional probity an pri!exertions,dence,
elegant and interesting productions. His character oh go.
IsitfecceMs'assatmte
cure an independence that placed him above tbc.fc eQsie
fashion. Not, however, inclined to an' indolent ine',,iltroeijo
nued his profession to the last, and enjoyed the I' fle
an
of many distinguished characters in this countrY:essitiotes.
intelligent, good-humoured, and facetious. Pee'spetrJer
excellent memory and an abundant store
Which he imparted with ease and spirit. i'essooilic!'
which has deprived the world of this able Fr°ion hill'
whichho to
,o,
valuable member of society was a paralytic tre9toti on oce
seized him at Paris, and on Sunday last put a Pellat
' at his house in Berner's-street. Mr. PORDEN'S cl-iitjes"
was not merely for Pleasure, but to examine the he a-,,, 10510
celebrated Cathedral at Rouen, which unfortunfoliitof igi3l)"
been destroyed by the effects of' lightning. Mr' d rotia
left two daughters, one married to Mr. KAY, a get! !, yiss.os
respected for his talents as an architect, and the,otnen' a gealeabY,
DEN, who has displayed extraordinary learning ticteriitide"
a scientific poem, entitled The Veils, which is e 1123 enoiett
high poetical spirit; and lately in an )!epic, r°e,t,'o
Richard Cceur de Lion, which will hold a high '-
the heroic productions of the British Muse. tale
f
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Yesterday, at two o'clock, a rTrea- v
Lords of the Treasury was held at the of t
Chambers, at which the CHA.I4cELL°I'
,e,
EXCHEQUER was present. .to a, for
The Duke of MANCHESTER and s°l e:(t
pected to leave town on Wednesday 1,1
fo'.
Jamaica. lilted f
c'
The. Royal Sovereign yackt is el/i) t,5
Shel)oer
the re-conveyance of the Duke an 's gi
'tfl(
CLARENCE and suite to this country. fie. 3
order to sail from Deptford on Mondai
the itoy
proceed direct to Antwerp, where ens
Highnesses will embark on the Ist 01r
Ili'
'month. ,ea to
.t),
Earl GREY has recently corn 3 • -maia°.a" j
of a
numerous tenantry ,in Northumberian cot.
Durham, his intention to remit 2.0 l'er
lectee
his rents, from Martlnmas, 1821. , lasta,ey
JOHN MANI*, Esq. Banker, was on I‘loll'3;:vhicb eieg°,s
Mayor of Winchester, for the year ensuing, c',„3 ~,e bitr-
present Mayor, WiELiAm BARNES, Esq% %pal of
entertainment at St. John's House, to the Prin-reseil.; 'ertler,
of the city and neighbourhood, at which. wire I, to
quis of UHANDOS,. Sir ED. HYDE Eaal'',-;11,1.1A-s,C.
Botobay ;J. H. LEIGH, Esq. M.P. • Pit. 8' &X. ceeorly,
Recorder, and most of the Aldermen 'of the CitYlfor thelir, 1
On Monday last JOHN WISE THORr, saa
time was elected Mayor, and Mr. J. .I.'Col'be year
FED GEEy,'were elected Bailiffs of Oxford for t
is oanconior
On Monday last Alderman Cum:Anita' vi`forthe
elected Mayor of the Borough of Woodstock, incluesAi
year. following
ert:le
AWFULLY SUDDEN DEATHS.—The f Lan ath .0
hare, been recently held by Mr. Caines,rers, of; s`r,
Spaxton, near Bridgewater,: on John ls
Ton,
_leo_
schoolmaster of the village, and a very Pie",:.iliaoi
• on 1 is or' fulL
found dead on the road ; at Wellington, eon I no
aged 80, who was found dead in a wood-hortle?,ington, ,ese
rinses ; and at Lanford-Budville near en.nwyt4
Thomas, aged 80, who was also 'found der do,ths,,,S lyy
sons were seen a short time previous to the rse.,
their usual good health: Verdict in each ea rton, ?
Visitation of God." Also, at North Pe the foot..hriego
Heale, aged 80, who having to pass over .a being
the Rookery, at Petherton Park-house,and tnselbund son t
rail, he accidentally fell into a ditch and
wa aid.) Cie°
Verdict—" Accidental Death."—(hat4 lien 90 fe
of an '
The account of the discoverY .chic,Ferri'or
building in Sheppy, near Harty iso
lately copied from a London ptilu, a ilea'
Jed as
and appears to have been intended, tied
e 01
ft. tish Ga- ye
antiquarian credulity.—(,..en d y ev of
es
BAKERS' ACT.—On s a 'ng
„fee
table i" of '0
trf
a very numerous and respec
he 5 0
Master Bakers was held' atilt
tn
Friend-in-Hand, at Battle-brge, into 05
f taking /3111; ,
the Chair, for the purpose o ,cew
he '[lso
. consideration the provisions of t itp
the ,
Act," which takes place on • view tee
er-
so that all might act on the same P r di se
• A e 05
out prejudicing one another.
the 01" r
resolutions were agreed upon, e very b
bad SOIII
a very pleasant evening,
'mtg•
songs, and parted in high sp