The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-10 00:00:00

POETRY.

IMPROMPTU,

INSCE.II3En TO S. 11.7:---; ZSQ. ins,Annylpgs To

THE ELECTORS,OF THE BOROUGH OF

TL?O THE DISSOLVTION OF PARLIAMENT.

" True, Tyriftsve, mild 'null() disciimire.habete.-r."

If the Drury.Addreses crlr Poets compose,
Prove:as heaVi in rhyme, as you're tedious in prase,
•To Parnassian fame since they Cantnt aspire;
Peythee, thiow them, along with prr own, in the fire,
- Cr else We Shall yawn, both the Hovse and the Nation,
And fall fast asleep a'er such Represwattaion!

AN OUT PATIEXT.

.Wircnson, OCT. BL-The Town Hal',last even-
ing bOasted one of the moit splendid and nume-
rous assemblages of rank, beauty and fathion,
ever witnessed in that room—Lair anxious to pay
that tribute of respect due to their worthy Repre-
sentives, EDWARD DLSBROWE and JOHN 'RAMS-
BOTD;:vi, Esqrs. on their re-election The Ball
was opened by the latter, ,and the 'accomplished
Miss TUNicADINE., with the Prince Regent's' and
Russian Dances; as appropriate to the moment.--;
The unanimity andgood order iv•hich prevailed
throughout the whole of this Election, 11:t been.
of !2-eeat,est'comfort and exultation to thein-
haVitants• Windsor. The colours and, flags of
both Menthe-, ~,?.re displayed at the heicrof the,
rn—joy was den-.lt4,'d on' every countenance.
The ,crs of the Ro7:"11 Regimen,: of .11c;rse
and thoSe of 29,h, contribatcd
much to the fe, scene.. The band of the latter
pi-formed twrtial airs at intervals ; the -music for'
,vat: the ICEit, Gow B••.:!. The com!jan;7
tripped it on " the I:ght fantast;c toe," unt-ii Phtvbus
Lad taken his station in the El6t----when all

If“, 111%, dei;fitited, and lifippy at the
one of 'the most peaceable Elections ever kno\va
at Wi,ldsor.

LIVERPOOL, OCT, 7.-Mr.
.Canning's carriage
has broken down three times on his way front
Devonshire, which, together, with the difficulty
of procuring post-horses, has retarded his arrival
here. Mr, Litt, a merchant of London, but for-
inerlyTtq: this town, was With him at Birmingham
when his carriage broke dawn there, and advised
bun to remain a fey:- hours there, and take some-
rest, and Mr. Litt proceedA OD here in a chaise
and,iour, with all poSsihle speed, and arrived just
tth
ae time the procession was to begin to move
with Mr. 'Canning to ina'ke his public. entry.
The. Committeee of the Right Hon. Gentleman
determined, as every thing_wasarranged, the pro-
CesF:ion should proceed,..although Mr. 'Canning.
had not arrived, and it accordingly did in the fol-
lo'wing,order

An ruzli,.ll Ensigri:
Fifteen eiegitnt Colours, three a-breast.
Various Tradesinen who are free.
Twelve Colonrs, three a-breast.
various other Trail esrugo
Twelve Colours; three a-breast
The Leather Trade frnming.their own procession.
The full Band of the 43 Light Dralroons withontregimentals.
Two beautifui..ilk 'Colours, with a'proi;rTare
General ,Ache z, follev•ed by twenty-f Our Captains and forty-
Lientualits, who wili'corrduct the:Election underthe

A Colour with Mr. Ginning's Coat of Ar
The Memberi of tho't.:orinnitt,:e.
. • • A carriage. ' ,
Two Silk,Colours.
Gentlemen, ten a-laeast.
Colours, six a,hreat: • '-
There were .t4veral Bands
.of Drums and Fifes.

The procession passed through Seymour-street,
Russell-street, Clarence-street, Slater-street; Bold
street, Lord- !:treet, Castle-street, where Mr. Glad-
stone, a merchant, and Mr. Litt, addressed the
Multitude from the top of a. coach but the-, noise
and confusion was so great, that it Was impossible
hear what they said, except those who were close
to the carriage. After they had finished, Mr. Ca-
sey and Mr. Clarke spoke in 'favour of Mr. Brough-
am and Mr. Creevey, from Mr. Ros'aoe's Bank.--
;The concourse of people assembled on the occasion
was equal, if not superior, to those assenabled on.
Mr. Brouglram's ea try. The windows of the hotises
were crowded with beautiful females, waving Mr.
Canning's scarlet ribbons.

The Ist Garrison Battalion, commanded 1A-
Lieutenant-C}olonel Alexander, stationed at Cork
upwards of two years, haVe aarchi:d for Bantry,
to relieve tho3d Garrison Battalion.
GRANp SHIP LAUNCFI.7—The. Marquis of Cana-.
den, ,Indianian; Wes launched at Northl'lcet, on
Tuesday-last. This noble spectacle took place a
quarter before two o'Clock.A.ll. at PitChei's yard.
Upwards of one hundred persons of the first con-
sequence were entertained in the model-rdoni.—
GoW's. band:played dUring dinner : after
Non 7/9/:)13 DORtilte, God Slue the Xing, R74.1e
tannin, and The Prince :and Old England, were
sung and chorussed by the hand and comnanv.-L
Dignnirl The Great A.r,•tioi-t, and Fill gleas
again, and he was well supported by Ali. Collier, a'
beautiful`counter-tenor, and Mr. R. Clark,..nephew
to Mr. Sale. The glees of Fair Flora deck the faL.,Nt
Flower, You Gentlemen of .England. and Life's,: a
Bumper, were' admirably sung. We are sorry Mr.
Larkins, the owner of the ship, was- absent front
iliness.—The dancing com.need about sixo'clock
nc-
and lasted till eleven.

ME TE OROLOGICIL!. JOLTIZ NAL

BY R. BANKS,

PI-ITLOSOPII/CAT., INSTRUMENT MAILER, 6TRAND.

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