The Sun.
London, England, 1822-09-04 00:00:00

that description. It appears that Lord DONEGAL
1143005e.d as a least the 'mernory• of• the late Mar,
"is of LONDONDERRY... This was certainly an
indiscreet act on the part of his Lordship, who
Ought to have been assured that the toast would
lie: well received, but up starts a Mr. LAWLESS,
and jumps upon the table, with an evident dis-
P°sition to oppose the toast, and no doubt to de-
liver an harangue oti the occasion: Here, however,
a great part of the company interposed, and ter-
rific cries of " down, down—no, no—yes, yes--
"t) out—go on"—were .heard throUghout the
r 0
pm, bat nothing could deter the Orator from
his Purpose, which was only diverted—by the
Proposition of another -toast. It was, however,
irnPosible to restore harmony for the remainder
°f the day. It appears that this same Mr.
LAWLESS is the Editor of The Irishman, the
DuPPr from which the account of this Meeting
Ivas derived, and which he probably wrote him-
:elf.- 'v shall therefore leave the people'at
Large to draw their own conclusions as. to the
Probability of its correctness, candour, and truth,
just obserOng that it is obvions, even from Mr.
144wLEss's own . account of the
.matter,. that a
great majority of the company were hostile wills,
attempt to disturb a convivial 'meeting- by the
troauction
n" - •
of radical rhetoric. We hope to see.
another version of thiShistorY in a Belfast Jour-
nal
of a very different. complexion. from that of
• ie ,risnman.

(Extract ef a Letter from New Orleans, Jaly 24.)
" The weather has been favourable to the growing crops,
ab,r4l at this moment we are calculating upon a crop of 200,000
es of cotton. It has been exceedingly hot here, the thermo-
Meter having ranged, for several days, from 94 to 90 degrees.
bc' Captain AnZENO, of the schooner .I\reptzene, from St.
states that ada or two before he sailed, General
Stko „
Ns informed him he would give all free negroes, trom every
?all of the world, who would emigrate to the island, as mud
iatal as they could cultivate."

of esterday the LORD CHANEELLD ft, the Earl
bacilivEarooL, Earl BATBURST, and Mr. PEEL,
audiences of his MAJESTY.
A Messenger. arrived at the .:.Foreign Office
yesterday from the Marquis of LONDONDERRY
1",
(late
Lord STEWART) at Vienna.
t,„,eNCREAsE OF REVENUE.-We have the plea
eto State, from undoubted'antliority, that the amount of the
teee
th yts at our Customhouse (Belfast) for the quarter ended
the lauly last, exceeds the corresponding quarter for 1821, by
low ge sum of 18,3491: 15s. 4id. The receipts were as fof
Quarter ended July 5, 1821
quarter ended July 5, 1822

£93,530 13 .5!1,
111,880. 3 IQ

Increase, as above .- £18,349 15 4}
a COTTON TRADE.--We feel great pleasure in
an that the calico-manufacture is beginning to revive a little. Some of manufacturers advanced the price of
westing _
trifle e our, d .
tiseinent for
brik dnta'nif on Satur ay , and, we_urnderstta. nd there is a
gods abroad. NV eno iced an adver-
ra cotton goo.
'We . duu weavers, wanted. by one manufacturr, and
Ar
:leiice in the prospect of still better times.-1/Mckburn
, ) .
tij it AD E WITH SOUTH "AMEILICIA.—The
meatsßala-
i"" hronicle of the 30th of July remarks :—"_ It is by no
and IttDressing the point too far-to.assert, that before stapleamera
than), e 14,,,, tive commerce can' be carried on with South,cohat,i%;
eq,xanipiellts remain yet to be ahsolutely created.
f.rans6-, Would the admired painting of Raphael, called the
One of ration, bring at public auction, if exposed for sale in
Irate 0 e SouthlAm,erican republics ?: 1 h may serve to illus-
kerter 14' zneailing:—A large shipment, consisting of English
Xlieb,,, many
natives s3lera-e years ago,, was made to a South American p_otr_te
i-; was bitter, an utter stranger to the palates of the
own,., and scarcely a single purchaser could be found.. The
h t
wa, owner the cargTo 'was ruined by the speculation ; but w a
beoa„`e final result of this adventure ? The taste of thoesnealTiovietst
thate familiariied 'to tills' strange 'liquor; orterp
hand:l°4r in popularity, and we umlerst_ant it nowr bears a
• ilar ship-
haveh rice ill theirinarkdts. Vanous other similar
been made from European puns."
sold At
ltedr L'uNG INTELLIGENCE.—Copper ores,
. Co
leer ores °II Thursday, 2,686 tons ; standard 1031.
_l7s. p
told,
Lop-
that . t
oes for sale this week at Pool, 1,775 tons. lye areas
„It Tel,/ n‘eaforty-eighth share or part of Pembroke minoefw sold,mioe
lieyont Ys since, for 6501.,.making the whole value. the
4100tLI the already profit, 31,2001. It is also said that this
1)4
tt s sampling, which is on Monday next, 11 be about
wit
be brought
forwaLll leaving nearly 120 tons, which could no _
14.4 .. for want of sufficient hands at the surface.—( West
on)
AI -
c E MISERIES !—This is a truly wretched
Go
says HENRY - GREY BENNET an d
,
at°initilan.!i!--Wretched, indeed, when we~`—Wretched, look
ah"le renovation in trade and commerce—at. the
u "dance with which Providence has blest us in
...nr L
i., harvest—and at the calamities which stare us
et; the fa.c.,
wl: , e In our public amusements, and more
i).ecel:ailY in the approaching Preston Guild, to
are -CI Perhaps, 30,000 or 40,000 unfortunates
o•
PaYin g five " 'n
urrytng, to enjoy the luxury of woe, 1
ilnd f guineast a. night fora bed !—So it is ;
nlavr heaven's sake, we trust, such miseries
fi',, 'Ong continue.
1, '"Ir• noWTON jun. has opened the Theatre at
asttnhridge Wells under, such favourable auspicei
frornise a successful season. ,
in LT;''LI'REArmeNT OF ANnitALs.--Since the pass-
thgo,°' mi% MARTIN'S Act for the punishment of
trial'e whn ill-treat animals,. that Hon. Gentle-
' has
lifo, - been unremitting in his endeavours to.
ani 'cie it ; but the system of ill-treating the poor
riedil'aiS has extended so generally, and been car-
a lc " so long, that it seems•to have grown into
difel °t. custom which these fellows can with
ead-illtY be brought to consider as improper
has
bsrarce a Saturday has passed, since the Act
gent eeti in force, without three or four of these
offe,,FY appearing in custody at. Guildhall, for
abieuei\els against it. The person of the Honour-
Sntitbfi ember begins, however, to be known in
of p„,,le,Lu market, and his laudable perseverance
nanZ'Lling offenders has at length thinned their
0f 07" ;
for, on Saturday last; only one charge
lve `;18 nature was exhibited before
.the Sitting
Itstrate at Guildhall.
APpLtI46I‘BTER.—Two young Ladies, Misses
day e °N, were impertinently accosted on Mon-
New veiling) at dusk, at the *end of Baker-street,
man, b
uy a ruffian, dressed like a Gentle-
in who followed them down the New-road.—
bitie"eavouring to avoid his insolent importu-
s) th•
stabbed e Ladies stopped, when , the, villain
back. °lle of them in the lower part of the
13. ed. The Lady f •
ainted and the monster es-