The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-23 00:00:00

SPIRIT of the PUBLIC 30tlitNALS,

FROM THE DAILY PAYERS OF YESTERDAY:
GLOBE.—Sir Robert Peel and his eulleagnes; under
his directions, appeal` io have been prep tkihg ibt theit
appearance in Parliament; as Ministers of the Crown, by
a careful study of Siiiikspetire; rather than by a diligent
regard to the principles of Adam Smith, and other stdti=
data authorities on political economy, with the principles
of which their own difficulties and those bribe
quire they should be well VtitlAintect The Premier is evi,
dently ti%litittl to treat the public with a scene from the
Merry Wiecs qf Windsor—he himself flgurink, natal •
rabic propriety; as the thiliqvitted Master Slender: Such,
at least, is the inference to be fairly drawn from his
attempt to get through the Session by the help of no:
thing better theta his oivh Say-nothing speech of Friday
night Mowed; as it is to be; by. the financial stmt.-
rant of that "great
Thlithberly. the Chit:U.oll9r of
the EXchetpier.. e aloe is but a copy from
Mash* gender's exquisite, and equally promising; plan
of operations :—" I cry /ikn; and you ett Thicyet.'
While thi't.pertinacious And ilisillent intitlitrY Of tt
calamities it &Hied on by those who. are bound by duty,
and alight to be prompted by inclitiatier4 to apply. them=
selves to diligent intinir,y,, With A view ib theft relief; Inc
new Premier is Making himself the hero of his own tale
--expatiating with characteristic self-complacency on his
own " honourable ambition ;" and giviog the Odd tti his
parasites, who talke lip flit; th6inei anti dilate upon Sir
Robert rttr-g n manly pride'' and " honourable anibitiomh
The country wilt require proof of these iiiilrclititite
claims to superior nubile f=ir tie one who evinces so
shspicielis an indisposition to do anything which will
justify the parasitical corninetidations or his fbllti*ers; or
the searcely,less attakritgatit polices fie has lavished (ti •
himselfi lYttittishot deeds ascertains; not iictsis
coarse adopted by the sele-etild,-,:iing Mitiisteri As
Sir Robert .petit deelines tti supply its
.witli ifiatter fbr
preSelit itiY-t,Wtiation, we are thrown back upon the
; and are leftl to reason from what we 'know respect:
in his former conduct.
STANDAItI).-z-Of VII 4. dOnlitodity; Mr.
hti omit the Wels!t prtenemien to which
he erititiedeff the trumpery cemmodir *e A:4; Mr;
Setjeant Wilde',qeiit deillo in t; Wares; fe:
neWed VliphSittion cast night. The .grievance
*it!', which the ex law officer of the Crown fa
voured the House of CommonA kkig ie td,bl
ante of which he made
pearanee of ett tAward Sitgden in the House (without,
rekevvr, speaking or voting), talthOligh L,iti is
1:
keyed that r Edward i Sb be tbr'd Chancellor
of Ireland,.
this ttA a great constitutional question, and ransacked
o.'ellelint Wilde affected to treat
the journals for proofs that, in the opinion of some gen-
tlemen, as shown in their practice, to be ready to accept
an office is the same thing as accepting it, vac-
ace of the House of Cenitnatt§ upon this, as upon most
other matters:, has been inconsistent, and Ins4liAct9ry,
affording a various and eonfaiwtt strhe of precedents --
just such a repository as a pOrsorl like bed Wilde
must expatiate on with ch.4*.M. tkayipt_ly,
116Wever,
for the countryhttppiti, the House itself—
, the practice of the House is not btu, and
never Will tie taw; the statute is our guide, tad Where
the statute is at all doubtful we antst iktok.- for help, not
from the practice of a body which bas nearly every yeir
stultified itself by some illegal extravaganci\ abd Whicti
even last night, before Sergeant Wilde Was tot minutes
done speaking, made the awkward confession, "At it is
not honest enough to be entrusted with a ti.b.rnpilte
13i11—
it is not to the practice of such a house that we shall
look for help in expounding the doubtful words of a sta-
tute (if they are doubtful, which we think they are not;
for what has not been received clearly has not been ac-
cepted), but to the reading of learned and impartial ex-
positors.

STATE OF TRADE.
(From tile Manchester Guardian.)
There has been a good demand for yarn since yesterday
week, and on Thursday and Saturday last an advance
of I.Bth per pound was obtained on some descriptions
Of yarn, which had previously been greatly depreSsed.
Yesterday the demand was not quite so active as on the
preceding Tuesday, but the market was perfectly firm
and steady. In the goods market there has been a fair de-
mand for shirtings, domestics, and long-cloths ; and
good 40-inch shirtings are scarce, and somewhat firmer
in price. Fustians were not so much inquired for as
they have been for scAme weeks past, and printing cloths
of all kinds continue dull, and much depressed in price.
ItocriDALE FLANNEL MARKET, MONDAY, SEPT. 20.
We have hack a slacker demand for flannels to-day than