The Sun.
London, England, 1812-05-20 00:00:00

TREASONABLE LETTERS.

(FROM THE GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT.) -
WHITEHALL, MAY Ig„:
Whereas it ;has-been humbly represented to his
Royal Highness the_Prince. Regent, that the follow-
ing anonymous threatening Letters have bein sent
to the Right HOti. Colonel M‘Mahon:
" Provisions Cheaper—Bread or Blood--Tell
your Master, he is a Damn'd unfeeling Scoundrel,
and if he don't attend to the above, Death shill be
his portion,* that soon, it's come to the point now,
& we are detertnined to strike the decisive blow.
-Alay it/it - ' Vos,
Addressed to Col. M‘Mahon,
Carlton-House,
Pall Mail.

" George Prince of Wales. Take care of yostro
self for your Life is,in danger, you shall meet the
same fate as Mr. Pertivalif Billengball is hung be-
fore this reach you: You blackguard you shall bz
shot before three months is elapsed if Billenghall
hung you shall; be shot as sure as,
I remain, an Eneiny of all the damned
Royal
" Addressee to his Royal The Prince Regent,
With -Speed. Wtndsor.

Royal Highness, Tor the better apprehending.
and bringing to jusvoce the persons concerned_
writing and etrding the anonymous letters ab“ve"
mentioned, is hereby pleased, in the name and 01
the behalf o! his Majesty, to promise MajeqtYs
most -gracious pardon to any one of them. (es, ePt
the person who a(;inally lx-rote, the said letters) wt!'"
shall discover his, her, or their accomplice or
complices therein, so that he, she,for they, tinty
apprehended and convicted thereof.
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R. R?DER•

, And, as 'a farther encouragement, a reward of
ONE THOUSAND P9UNDS is hereby offered to 3,4
person m.-tking such discovery as afo.re.;aid' {except
is before excepted) to be'paid on the copviction
any one or in,,re of the offenders, try the Right I-I.'"
nourable'tile Comthis3ioners of his

Treasury.

VV_r_ f
!!CDEOR, MAY CiIARLOTI.• ()( •
WALES left u; On Smurdav, for rirpose °L
spending Sunday with the Princess of WAt•Es at
Blackheath, it being her birthday. Her KW
Highness, Princess CHARLOTTE, returned here P;5:
terday, to' be present at the celebration of "1; ,
QUEEN'S Birth-dq, this day, when her MAigsl.- •
completes her 68th year ; for which porpos''
the Dukes of YORK, CLARENCE, KENT, SusE6x;.
and CAMBRIDGE, arrived early this morning. 1
Dukes of YORK and KENT accorni?anied their 11°Y'
Sisters, Princesses AUGUSTA and Soruta, and ,P''l;
COSS CuAnLoTrc of WALES, in a ride on In,lseb'ca •
to Cumberland Lodge, and returned at one, arl4
then went to Frogmore, attended by Lord RivE'
Lady C. ONSLOW Generals GARTH and Ct
WRIGHT, Count MUNSTER, Colonel TAY Loa a s^• .
joined the QUEEN, Dukes of CLARENCE, CUl‘lot.
LAND, and SUSSEX, Princess ELIZABETH and At'll
The Duchess of lORK is eXpeaßLi.

We hope the account respeEting the earthqa`r,
at Curacoa will prove untrue, and, indeed,
standing the confident manner in which the partici;
ars are stated, there is great reason to sustle3.,-3
accuracy. There are accounts in town from ..10111:-
to the 6th of April, and as there is a constant 1111`
course between that island and. the Caracca,
a dreadful event, had it really happened on the l'rnic
would probably have been known at' Jamaica be
that time. A 04
The sgth Regiment, 2d battalion, landf-,
Friday from Gibraltar ((hey are about 350, stro:;`,ll/e'
and marched for Horsham Barracks, wher.e
depot of the Regiment has been stationed for
time past. rtiit
The King's County Militia began voluilt°:o'
this week they had to give 50 men, about
ofwhom entered the 2d battalion' of the 3151
giment. tea
A young Gentleman from Cambridge,
in a lock..up7house, in the neighbourhood 01 or,
Clement's, has amused himself, since his ctiPtivuie
in having the heads of eli the servants of the 11°-
shaved, fur which he paid t item a guinea e3cll' te,
The letters recently received from India st:01
that a dangerous and destruElivl disuse tod for
discov (Ned on board of 'his Mcjesty'; ship Bucl,ich
/us, whilst cru'zing in fte Sttaits at Sunda., by o' 11.3(1
several of the crew and some of the Office°.
to ,n carried off. the

Yesterday died suddenly, Mr. t
Prompter of the Lyceuni Theatre, and woo lod ittt
upwlrds of twenty-five years In that capacitY, 'Pr] of
Ore Drury Lane Company. He was the 1105110'10
Mrs. Po WELL the Actress. He' was a worillY n•t o
in private iife, and -iossessed extraordinary roe': tie
his Employment. We are sorry to learn, tll3,ri'
died in such disttess, that a subscription is n" es
among the theatrical community to pay for that
ferment, and it is but justice to them, to au("i'atihir
they are always prompt and liberal on
occasions. fro‘11
BOXERS.—Belcher has received a chaleng:t,co•
Ford, to fight for one hundred guineas, ill 2 Ai'-‘
/6'
.feet roped ring; and, if accepted, a sk3rP
will be the consecrence.