The Sun.
London, England, 1831-09-08 00:00:00

a greater theoretical absurdity than a House of
Hereditary Legislators. We pay the Peers of
England to ponder well on their position at this
craical moment. May they have the discretion
say Yes in time ! May they perceive that
the: fan of the Reformer is in his hand, and that
" determined not to rest from his labours
until hls Purge shall have thoroughly taken
eneet!

The blindness of an indiscreet Aristocracy can
uillY be equalledSeems by the inconceivable folly that
ers disposed to endanger the prospects of
\
°narchY, by a contemptuous indifference, to
say the least, to the common wishes of the
P;°Ple, and of their SOVEREIGN. If the absence
his he Heiress Presumptive from the festival of
ay be in truth attributable to hostility to
il
tif°rTh, we look with fear and trembling to the
'Y
when disaffection and distrust may take the
pi ace ei the sincere attachment of the people of
t,
'gland to a patriot KING.

'O)ING INTELLIGENCE-(FI-US DAY.)

PROM LLOYD'S.
rive, Strr. 7. Wind S.W.—Arrived from the
rat
remdlis the Science, Sanders, for Van Dieman s
%ell Arrived the Charhs, ?More, from Tobago, and
r,°'lna, from the Mediterranean.
Atri4,l'sAlnUTll, SEPT. 7.--Wind W. S. W. to N.
Cake. h 11Iajesty's ships Winchester, Barham, from
y,', and the Victor, from a cruiw.
Nri-"lnuTit, Sm. 6.—Wind S.S.W. to N.W.—Ar-
the Traveller, from Port-au-Prince, and the Julius
Ilarnbly, from Miramichi.
hioskiT°L, SEPT. Arrived the Tom Cod (late
'.4ar,\ •
ATI J, from Africa.
ttt t114•"n, SEPT. 6.—Arrived the Morgiana, Fetherton;
ford,klrY, Dawson ; the Shannon, Jones, and the Here-
buc.re, Lowdy, from St. Petersburgh, and the Lady
4n, Granby, from Wyburg.
40;i7LAt2!Ean, SEPT. 6.—Arrived off port the Martha,
mrlca.
‘ta-Poor SErT 6.--Arrived the lleroine, from
L„ ? •
nsw
1)55110E, SEPT. 6..—Arrived the Richard Brown,
op' from Grenada, and the Sophia, from Quebec.
QtlebltT, SEPT. s.—Arrived the Mary, Brown, from
n-LIN SErr. 5 krrived the Favourite, Conman,
'zilebe • • •e.
p,l"lntrrit' SePT. 7.—Arrived the New Frederick,
'rnra Bremen.
AIARGARETS HOPE, SEPT. 6.—Arrived the Arno,
frotn Memel.
loph:r:R1, SEPT. s.—Arrived the Sarah Maria, Chris-
Cls' from Drontheitn.
WhiteAvf Estun, SEPT. 7.—Arrived the Robert Dewar,
rom Constantinople.
IitrttOkTSMOUTII, SEPT. 7.—The Iris, Gretts, from St.
lieihr'burgh and Lichen, has been up to this port, not
t, I allowed to enter at Lisbon, and not having a Aledi-
t rine" pass. Nine other vessels were ordered to Mahon
°L'erfortn quarantine.
‘44,111', SEPT. 6.—The Storkton, Howell, of Shoreham,
fallen in with, dismasted, on the 27th ult., by his Ma-
-14:•.4 bhip Jupiter, and taken in tow, but the rope parted,
thg On board the latter fifty fathom.
drTde Ambrosia, Bull, from Portground to England, as
tb en On shore the 2d instant, near Calais ; cargo dis-
Krging.

THE FUNDS.—(THIS DAY.)
CITY, TWELVE 0' CL 0C K.
Lkit tehave arrivals of several foreign mails this morning,
I,allerh:,r contents are already published in the Morning
*e are No ship letters have come to hand, consequently
xisittiZithout any further information, nor is there any
Tht
,Ichae LlPress from Paris brings the French 3 per cents.
18c., and it appears that the strength of the
ofAlintstry is hourly increasing. Of the 36 Deputies,
1.14 th, 4n the Committee appointed to report upon the
to 29 are Alinisterialists. Of the Committee of Nine,
as h the project for abolishing the Hereditary Peerage
14,*:cerrell, five arc said to be in favour of its continuance.
*Nu city is almost deserted, crowds are proceeding to the
Third to be present at the procession.
Ne,,;.,,'"ay is a great holiday with the Hebrews—their
' cars' Day.

oq LlTRALlsTs.—Sixteen Bishops at presen,
ci4d,th e bench hold no less than sixty-one preferments,
.in-
'rt teir sees ie si Bishopri sixaneries,
. I •
Iste‘ r„-nanehellorship,v threexteen Archdeaconries,cs, two Cathedral
itt eight Cathedral Prebends, twenty-one Rec.
lea, and two Vicarages
IThe harvest is fast drawing to a close in this
I,:trict. During the past week the weather has been
ha,'vfltv"rahle for field-work, and a vast quantity of corn
fr. "'en secured in prime condition. On Saturday the
414.,_era brought a very large supply of new wheat to
Tyne Mercury.
re L L OWING L EEC H ES.—Dr. Schnuhr,
of
L'u ease of an individual who, while in the act
int —thing, accidentally swallowed several leeches. The
too" riot' consequences were intense burning of the sto-
-111:4) loss of appetite, sickness at the st.omach,. and fre-
th discharges of blood by vomiting, with which one of
time,°;rnals was ejected on the third day. Pale and ema-
eis,%', he applied for relief on the eighth day. The physi-
",lreeted him to take a saturated solution of muriate
datk°4:, to be followed in three-quarters of an hour by a
°: 01. Ricini. This had the eff ct of bringing away
iitttisl leeches, after which the vomiting of blood and pain
e stomach subsided.—Medical Gazette.
W
444,, e nave been assured, with respect to the
Frogs affairs, that the four great Powers who, with
kit:l'e', form the conference in London, have—no doubt
t, the most cordial union among themselves—declared
411 d ranee that she must immediately evacuate Belgium ;
thl
th
that on no ground of requisition, or even solicitation,
%pt' Part of King LPOPOLD, can they consent to the
titorl4°ance of any French troops within the Belgian ter-
fitit)' We present this as it has been transmitted to us
th respectable quarter, and shall give our opinion upon
tistih.
C,reinises as if they were true. There is not the least
it that the continuance of French troops in Belgium
1:44.-"aethittg mote than a declaration of war against
hell.°lk--it is war itself—it is the first act of France as a
th erent. But then till the evil is consummated, let us
lea t° reproach France with it. The consequence of
F,5 °g troops in Belgium being fully understood by
th,r!".'t we lose nothing now by a little self-controul,. for
hest" there already - and if she were not there, she might
wooer months' than any other Power could advance
11.1,t°P Ler. It is quite sufficient for France to know that
4,41'141:10t appropriate Belgium bnt through a general war,
s' the conclusion of a general peace —Times.
'entlemen who intend being present at the
''s'ers;;ati°o, as they must appear in Court dresses, should
attach" Precaution of examining their bugs before. they are
the J eti to their heads, as it happens that when hired front
L4llia mouse has been sometimes found n this
404.:t; the parapharnalia, which keeps it constantly in
to the great annoyance of the wearer.
Nntit tIVAI. OF CAPTURED SLAVES AT
LtoNE. —The Portuguese and Spaniards impress
to e tninds of the slaves that the English are anxious
ttlet„"troy them ; in consequence of which the poor crea-
11N p 411.1 just after capture, much dejected ; but, as they
kiee°erally immediately released from their confinement,
e4rt:'erY possible attention paid to them, they soon he-
41totk theerful, and although totally unacquainted with one
to a,:rs language, shortly become. familiarized by signs
'Nit. "is; and, when anchored in Freetown harbou!,
the ,:°‘g their adjudication, their countrymen located in
thtit-°SOY visit them ; and, from being acquainted with
ktid hiaPproaching delivery, tbey indulge in merriment
4100 "a!SUre. Should there be any disease among the
4 `1" hoard the ships, they are landed as soon
necessary legal forms are gone through. Many
'tale""" poor creatures arrive in such a deplorable
t4.lt tc, from want and disease, that it is diffi-
‘ty tis Preserve their lives. It is really shocking to bums-
tati -7ee a cargo of children arrive sometimes mere ske-
kit; t4' ti a entnplete state of exhaustion. The small-pox
*ell ,:rtslea often break out on board the slave-vessels, as
ti the ophthalmia. Slaves are purchased from the
III!: n n average for about four pounds each, and are
1, °se gunpowder, arms, tobacco, ardent spirits, &c.
triittl,4"en in the latitude of Sierra Leone might reach
Po in fifteen or twenty days,...Alqjor Ricketts.