The Sun.
London, England, 1822-11-18 00:00:00

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t 151/18XNESS OF TRADE.—During the last guar-
er
the return of woollen cloth, milled in the
vari
"s districts of the Wrest Riding of York,
tel:e"ds the return of any former quarter within
e Memory of man.
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TyxE KEELMEN.-On Friday last twenty-
:l4°oi these refractory men (being bounden servants to Coal.
hers
the Tyne were apprehended at Sunderland, and
rrZtteclto Newcastle by a strong military guard. As coercive
et, 314" Only seem likely to avail, after so much temporizing,
would
the fain hope that the misguided men would at last#ee
necessity of submitting to their employers. If they do not,
thing but distress and ruin v4ll attend them and their families.
totlb-,l°llday next an attempt will be made by llolywell Main,
eeni"g down their keels by means of a steam-boat. Other
eties above bridge will also expedite their keels down the
pater, Under the protection of his Majesty's marines and seamen.
And
f°t the first time the protection will be made to extend both
term
their, not only to the going down agoe laden keels, but to
t}te back again. A day or twog the keelmen had
Inerity to scuttle fifteen laden keels, near Dunston.—
e*calik Nov. 16.)

LEROM THE AMERICA'S PAPERS.]
letter dated September 29, from a gentle-
ill
414
to Columbus, Ohio, to his friend in Baltimore, states, that
e 11"er had been more sickness in that State than during
present fall ; in that small town there have been three
i'qied •
14}141,,,"' One day. Forty to fifty were then lying sick. The
10, ents on the Ohio and Muskingum rivers have the
ttie:e fever" to an alarming degree; the report was, that
beigh,4,te more than three hundred cases of yellow fever in the
tettlof° urhood of Marietta ; they are dying fast; numbers are
lvere 'IN from the water courses to the highlands. The crops
the ecrra"andant, but the squirrels had been very destructive to
n.
the he
u, inhabitants had associated for the purpose of destroying
eiv:l:llrrels• On the first of September they formed them-
six into two parties, and on counting, niwteen thousand and
iluriendred and sixty scalps were produced, besides about five
-INerrieeda which were not taken into the account.—( Baltimore,
r PRo
qrsou MaTANzAs.—Cat. Terrell, of the Dandy, in 7 days
I'las s,'atanzas, arrived yesterday morning, states that the place
all Cu of pirates, who spoke openly of taking the Dandy :tt
; she being the very thing for their purpose.
•-...•p's deterred several merchants from shipping in her.
Lourw %boats, large and full of desperadoes, left the har-
t•his tJew evenings before, to way-lay her as she came out ;
they „?° with the knowledge of several persons on shore—
tng h;ere observed crossing the bay from tune to time, watch-
Ntin't ,rtiotions. At length they avowed their intention of
takin-g her out of port. Captain T. had no alternative, but
`with g advantagehe of.
a strong breeze, during night, came out
out seeing tm

'11"E COURT: KING'S CoaT.—Friday, the Members
the
the Privy Council in Brighton, and those in
neighbourhood, were summoned to attend.—
Stmt.; the Messenger to the Privy Conn-
t:L'ls arrived on Thursday at Brighton for that
•:Pse. The Council was summoned for five
111,,clit• His MAJESTY entered the Council
1:-.arr :non after, first giving an audience to
-kiN 'llkaitowav, as Lord President. The
I4ord :4s attended in Council, besides the
Jligh resident of the Council, by his Royal
(-4-,ti,ess the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, the Lord
ande-I‘,Chamberlaiii, the. Earls of ABERDEEN
45 CI" INTEHESTER, Btc. Mr. Bur Amt attended
lia eat of the Council.—The meeting of Par-
was Was taken into consideration, when it
th,rurtlier prorogued from the 26th inst. to
14,414 of January next.—After the Council, his
the Pr Y had a numerous dinner party, to which
4,ll'°rds of the Privy Council were invited, as
ana as the Ladies of the Earl of ABERDEEN Lora GWYDYR, the Earl and Countess
&c.
was aturday's Gazette notifies, that on Friday it
par .ordered by Isis MAJESTY ill Council, that
ilistlarnent be further prorogued from the 26th
44 ant to the 2d of January, and that, the same
114145 MAJESTY appointed ANDREW BAIN, Of
`011) Sheriff of the county of Dorset, in the
Sir‘.ollt EvAN NEPEAN, deceased. It also
Shns a list of the persons nominated for
40;riffs for the year ensuing, and a notification
tlia-ttl,t,he Admiralty Board, the 15th inst.,
tlih"eir Lordships authorize all his MAJESTY'S
latiVtts to hoist and use, for signals only, pen-
Jan the Union Jack, until the Ist of
aftL'ltY, 1824, and no longer ; upon , and
qt," which day no pendant is, under any pre-
vok;eiwhatsoever, to be hoisted in the ships or
I.Tilifie's of any of his MAJESTY'S subjects, nor the
ant a Jack, except as the signal for a pilot.—
ntlitanY other colours may be used for signals
Provided they are not hoisted in the place
wiiiie similar colours are usually worn in his
listrs ships and vessels.
thle
C buke of YORK attended Divine Service
Sat hapel Royal, St. James's, yesterday.
'4it,,tiurday morning the Princess AUGUSTA Vi-
k the Duchess of KENT, at the King's Palace
ro42e Duchess of KENT, attended by the 8a-
0t4., SPAEDTH, and Captain CONROY, ho-
Zpiett'uri)dy,
Drury-Lane Theatre with her presence,
to see the play of The New Way
ce'N 01d Debts.
low: 41,Modore Sir ROBERT MENDES arrived in
and from his command on the coast of Africa,
the A.'ads had several interviews with the Lords of
still
e„,-rn;raity on the subject of vessels being
"1,-;:P'°Yed in the slave trade.
n'e,kieet44E TRUE BRITON" HAS EXPIRED ! and we
tT e`oarinounce the circumstance. Nay, Reader, start not;
1,112, th-an-ntsrLar,ll f..joice with us—for a more infamous publica-
l)ovj _
vnollo7 Journal had latterly become never be-
, 11.1e4bEftit;,714, existed. It vilified all men—Lord LON.
V. 44, Zet.i.eption, CANNlNG;ofrt.uoof Mr. VANSIT TART, and, with
the Ministers, ALL the Ministers. It
ly 04'914 Political principle, or even a steady political tone.
t"ne, a „sf
riend.ly to a_ measure—at another, decided-
it Ali it h sr.y hostile it fought one day with the party from
lva3
dean its
its being, and arrayed itself the next against themt.
iblts infancy, the champion of the QUEEN—anti, a
—fie:triem of the Government. It deserted the cause
at enemy
e o k t espouse—and sided with the
41toti,1910se wantitof undertook
it had instituted to decry. In
Zreg:et,lived despised, and dies unpitied ; and the only feeling
%No, 1-,we have, in relation to the Conductors of this Paper,
Oat the'tle fact communicated in the article on the subject,
147 -Cq4 has perished in bankruptcy.—( Dublin Patriot,