The Sun.
London, England, 1824-03-13 00:00:00

FOR THE SUN.

- Enuron—l some time ago read a letter
in your Paper, signed " H. Campbell," which
contained that gentleman's comparisons between
the Harbours of Ardrossan and Troon, and be-
tween the Establishments of liatrine and New
Lanark. I knew that he was wrong with regard
to the Harbours; having heard of the Driver
sloop of war being in the harbour of A rdrossan ;
and from living in the neighbourhood of New
Lanark, I was also satisfied that every thing he
said of that splendid establishment was incorrect.
I have not his letter now before me, but I re-
collect that he insinuated that the people are
compelled to buy from the company's store, that
they are not at liberty to do with themselves
what they choose, after their work is over, and
a number of other things equally absurd, of
which lat this moment forget the details. The
people at New Lanark may purchase at the store
or not as they please, and they are at liberty, as
every where else, to go where they please after
the hours of labour. Aml as they Only work
101 hours per day, they have an hour and a half
more time to themselves than the operatives at
other cotton mills have. I am surprized that
any one should have considered it worth his
while to contradict the statements of Mr. Camp-
bell, and I have now been induced to write this,
merely to show that the other parts of Air. C.'s
letter were equally incorrect, as what he advanc-
ed with respect to the harbours.
I am, Sir, Tours,
Lanarkshire, March 6, 11124.

V. A.

COURT OF CHANCERY---(Tins DAY.)

GEORGES V. GEORGES.

Mr. ll.taT, in calling the attention of the Lord
Chancellor to this cause, in which property to a
very large amount is depending in the West In-
dies, said, though he himself had no doubt of the
intention of Lordship in making the Order
which the Registrar had drawn up in the precise
words of his Lordship yet the Master felt a dif-
ficulty as to the point whether or not, pending
the three months, for which time the sale had
been postponed, he was to proceed as usual.
The LORD CII ANC rmmu. directed that no far.
Cher proceedings were to take place in the
'Mastel's Office, without an intimation from the
Court. That the three months were to com-
mence from the date of the order ; and that the
Master should be at liberty to advertise the post-
ponement of the sale, but nothing further.

The Magistrates of Anglesey have had.a cor.
respondence with the Commissioners of the Great Irish Road,
relative to the additional toll of live shillings, hi herto collected
on that road for every horse drawing a cart with narrow wheels
or with projecting nail heads : the result of which has been that
the Commissioners acknowledged themselves to have been IN
ERROR, and that the power in question does not extend to the
Anglesey road.

Ye are authorised to state that Government
have consented to remit the moiety of the flop Duty of 1822„
provided the other moiety is paid in due course. An option is
also to be given to the Planters, to have the whole of the duty
of 1823 remitted, on condition that the whole duty of 1822 shall
be paid.—( Kentish Gazette.)
fiIURTELL.—It has been stated that the bones
of this murderer were being articulated. This is not quite cor-
rect; the bones with some of the remaining soft parts are now
macerating, and must be a considerable time before the bones•
will be tit to put together.—(iliciheal Adviser.)