The Sun.
London, England, 1822-08-23 00:00:00

ttoit, • and T. B. LENNARD, Esq.
11.---Apologies were made for the absence of
"le nuke of SUSSEX, the Earl of ALBEMARLE,
Ind
Sic WILLIAM ROWLEY. That offered for
the absence of the Earl of ALBEMARLE. by his
frlenci Mr. MACDONALD, was rather singular, and
n" very complimentary to the company, to the
Inern°rY of Mr. Fox, to the liberality and spirit
°I. the Noble Earl, nor to the good sense er dis-
cretion of his advocate,—Mr. MACDONALD, after
ing eulogized the Noble Earl's public
simply stated that " these were not days
HI which it was quite so convenient for a country
Gentleman, especially if he had vested all his
capital ut the soil, to travel fifty or sixty miles
to
cultivate any principles, however much he
might admire them ! "—ln the course of his
Peech Mr. MACDONALD made repeated attempts
to
be sarcastic at the expence of the PITT
but nothing surely could equal the ludi-
crous effect of his apology for the absence of his
°hle Friend,--nothing could be more happily
e°lltriv'ed to cover the Noble Earl, his Apologist,
"4 the
OX Club itself, with ridicule, than the
"rave assertion that the Earl of ALaEMAi&LE
tcould not afford the expence of a journey of fifty
:ill") for the purpose of cultivating the princi-
s es Oa which the Club is founded.—The several
tPeakera frequently boasted of the numerous at-
Ildon
th ce at the dinner; but from the character of
thlt ic'kes, and the general tendency and strain of
tie't eloquence ; the applause bestowed upon
SOP Dosser strokes of their humour, and the Nl-
cctpliments paid to " the true Suffolk Ye°.
strap Tye'' as being " the heart, sinews, and
I atu of the country," it is evident that they
It they Were addressing an assemblage not re-
ilarkable for a very high state of intellect, and
:ded that their numbers had been merely
.elled by some of the suffering farmers of the
41`.41)ourhood, naturally dissatisfied with the
poisting depression of their interests, and dis-
ill" to listen greedily to the harangues of
oprY Party which professes to offer them the
h 3Pect of relief. With the exception of the
Alluiquantum of abuse, liberally thrown upon
Coti ers, and particularly upon the House of
tying together with the exhibition of so ne-
g like together
of joy at the embarrassments
a
tra_ eortten of the people, nothing occurred or
tt:_ilsPired at the Meeting deserving of notice,—
it "; there Was nothing, indeed, to distinguish
1.°41 previous assemblies of the same kind.

THE RADICALS.
4;IVIIII knaves quarrel, ghat instructive anec-
tt" the'
tell Of each other. Hunt and Carat., andsomemore
Their vocation
b • h:t le*, are just now illustrating this fact.
theirl`rne, as.diguthers of the public peace, they are amusing
laccusations of
tre4:lo.l-443 is various publications, with mutual
Lae; 737' dishonesty, impudence, lying, and sundry other gna-
t* tiood' a similar description. We are by no means disposed
11 etYalue-these disclosures, for they help us to an. atcedcurlaette.
t, '4lecige of men, whom it is useful to know. A printed
ad.
ti: I'4l fr. Joieph Johnson, of Manchester notoriaeltlys,him,
ile" tri ilt4nt, or " St. Henry of' Ilchester," as he c
r 14:: ill ration. The quarrel between those two wdorthiaieds
aeo,t-t to Money matters—Hunt declaring that he ha,ilelley
V t;._z4')° "'ex,' eXpeace attending his (Hunt's) visit to S.
I: Con's, the abode of' Johnson at the time of the Manchester
Itterti4?--and Johnson affirming that Hunt still owes himsamint
heYt:rwllich he cannot get. In the course of the letter, "
his
la ,-,..). °1 Ikhester" is certainly very roughly treated by
I)3;"`t4 friend and fellow-sufferer in the cause of Reform.
itZt:3141.,," are made, chewing of what base and trumpery
the a; qlitt faction was compounded, which, by working withe
(la -^e3rresses of the thnefl, produced such lamentable c,ons
a-
-4:4, 1,-7. It grieves one to think that such needy, abject, an
144111:‘,'v°515 /neti could disturb for a moment the public tran -
Prese '• For the amusement of our readers, we cannot help
ti11p,4,,,ti.,4g theta with the following description of the means
'l°' "" tt' Procure a radical entry in triumph into Leeds :
s 4'oll
,_„
"Ilere , '4u if you please now come back to Manchester,
The fol.
isaelz; Qzlitt artiv. ed late in the evening from Preston.
4°lalicit- 6rhittg, Tuesday, you sent to me at Smedleyn,uanto-
- ' aYQ,.°t attival, and wishing me to accompany
' Chatolilh;- cuaise. That sufficient honours might be paidyto the
thaty l'ltt of 'RefOrna,' you wrote to Leeds, informing them
tls titl:ll'4.°lild he there on Tuesday afternoon, so that there was
(.41,,,- t° be lost. We set oft; therefore, accompanied by Mr.
b•.y 11-11dtTIsi; and on arriving near Leeds, between Kirkstall Ab-
s,N ~, 'eetlB, We met with the first °band of Yorkshire Radi-
rlstae ' L-4 hailed them, announcing to them your all-important
3'04
tin
'ut Yorkshire was not to be bitten; you were beyond
tle
honouro' 4d they had been deceived ; they therefore declined
11114 °f dragging the ' Champion of Reform' to his
4,,*i'e'llirv,,3. 43 we Proceeded we passed fresh parties, all of
p-,,cle CO aeccned till at last drawing close to the town, you
Ya.-.l'ert-n3l_°P._ , and w' ouldproceed, no further, except the full and tOgr thie ll that, as ' Champion of Reform,' were fairly ,
to °Li:it/141'4,7re Paid- The only difficulty, therefore,
.wa
As
.hpown '
we'leentoo ra ; for these Yorkshiremen chewed no disityloo
yoi'e witi„&" credulous. You therefore told them who
illl were '' they laughed at. Mr. Chapman told the who
Iklt Itt344'(l4:lh4attlieY laughed. again. (I beg My
at, wand 1. Mean no disrespect to him Chapmanm to
b r.this remark ;
3., ;Lod , iterally the case as he well knows.) At last I got
ct4.oYo4t ii,t:l4 thern who I was, and some of them, fortunately
e
e4:rltiers aocfe of mind, knew me ; so we were dragged by
thetl
14%4,4j-reds to the Bull and Mouth Inn, wit all
.),
--(11,/oTning Post. )
V E
—....„.
iZelent b, CRUZ) JUNE 1 s.—This country is at
"-' ('
1 n and in a silded state, and it is
"44 'et°lllent wit probable that
lead kaessioo be obliged to resort to strongipe.as.ures;hto-
% ea to do- of the Port of St. Juan de Ulloa, which it is -
io 4°4 setn„ should that castle not surrender prior to the cool
4Rl)4!riasoi sz 1 :v IL
until
gt
,h: be
.tihae:lgac month
anon °of October.fths et y , The
except means
~i. fi 7 dl
aon-
as a strong
1,14t-7_ ts already
castle surrender by starvation. 1 , .:. I),_._
11i,.! that 4gY softnuch to influence the inhabitants ot %nu!
4,,tu'hc!al hotxst_hre,e- ourths of its wealthy and respectable c
elciZ, giliol._ave..rFtired to Xalapa and other parts of the
art , lea„,isc,,uß a 4 idea of.business until this ma.tter is
pro-
Pk
.. or raoo_ a men. eatabhshments here, but without p
'oocero. Y, under the care of a clerk, merely to keep open