The Sun.
London, England, 1822-05-30 00:00:00

tion,

Afterwards the President sent a Message
t 0 the Senate, stating at large his views of the
qurstion in dispute, and re-nominated those 0111-
cers• The Senate, after 17 days' deliberation,
rlegatived both nominations, 25 to 17, and or-
dered all the proceedings on the subject to be
Fade public. The subject has excited much
i4terest.

The advance which has already taken place
IQ
the price of tea is one of the first conse-
;luences of the disastrous intelligence from China
The more we reflect on the circumstances of the
"rortanate affair which has occasioned the sus-
il"sien of our commercial intercourse with the
c
Itillese, the more we rejoice that Captain
cllAßnsort so promptly decided against mak-
iu,

any unworthy concessions to the arro-
':ll.'ilee of that semi-barbarous people, whose
.errlands are always founded ou pretensions
fltle'lzlsistent with the rights, and revolting to the
"Hugs, of civilized and independent States, and
1,4110 visit the real or supposed offences of such
Clreigners as are given up to them with a degree
(3f. insolent ferocity which the British Govern-
..lerit, at least, can never allow to be inflicted on
es stthjects with impunity. We confess, how-
l'er, that we see little -reason to hope for an
Qs'lY adjustment of the rupture which has un-
foarisen.atearisen.

f °lr. Paper this day contains an advertisement
the " British and Foreign Philanthrop
'lis So-
:tY," aPpointin, a Generat Meeting to be held
Saturday, at Freemasons Tavern. To this
'‘eeti°.; the Public is admissible. Our Readers
'4\l.
aware that the Society was instituted at the
l'e"l
of iog called a few days since by Mr. OwEN,
t' "V Lanark. When we see that so many of
orlfe I,l"'Orei,n Ambassadors and of the Members
h el-'-r;tish Parliament, -and other highly re-
t eet4hie individuals, are already on the Commit-
t i fete Institution, it is impossible not to be
ti
j sthvt Mr. OWEN has at length succeeded
41.Lt'iriakilig a powerful impression on the public
red ' Or that his propositions will speedily be
4ced to practice on an extensive scale.
I CLun —There is an illiberal exultation
AT •
4ith °rniog Paper of this day, NWhiCll spares
i;er the living nor the dead, because the cele-
tltt4."" "f Alr. PITT'S Birth-day was not so well
Pl Ned as on former occasions. Sound princi-
tlo are not affected by the conduct of indivi-
tlh and various circumstances may operate
Sava Pui,lic meetings. The Paper in question
dtficrespect to Mr. PITT'S death, " it is
itap ti't to say whether kwas an adverse or a
l' cal
for the Country." It may be
t
ctil
lztt 1; for the Paper alluded to, because
-
;arfiraPe
°r is blinded by avarice, and only
,Q 1
I Public events as they may affect its
'S Ceres terest ; but to the world at large the ex-
itrid 1. of Air. PITT was a blessing to mankind,
bet4lll4 death one of the greatest evils that could
ft 44.1. If it had not been for his wisdom
tion, ;11111"s) this country, torn as it was by fac-
-4;014"kn stimulated by the success of French
itltio,sutknisls, would have fraternized with revo-
qar
Y 1
"r°lllo ranee, and our glorious Constitution
Ant lave been totally annihilated. When death
3q,l3ieriod to his earthly career, the present
tr
that I 4 to ation
crush the
pursuing his principles, were
ever omost formidable Usurper
Ae fro PPressed mankind, and delivered Eu-
''tleh a 41 the most humiliating subjugation.—
t/letllo the honour and gratitude due to the
ty
Of /.3' of If
41,43 t
111
ajorr.. PITT. Such are the sentiments
of our countrymen, as PITT

awls are incrensing throughout the YAnpire, and
his Birth-day is the subject of their annual celebra-
tion. The Parent PITT CLUB we consider as the
rallying point for all the friends of our Establish-
ment in Church and State, and therefore heakily
do we wish that it will illustrate the motto—
ESTO PEItPETUA.