The Sun.
London, England, 1841-10-21 00:00:00

ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA

AND SOUTH AMERICA.

A mass of very interesting nears from
United States, to the tlainst.'inclusir the
e- vill b
fouaditi another part Of The' so,. 11: . e
..e trial of
-14,LEon .:vas fixed for the 4th instant, bait
our impression is, . that a further postpone_
ment • would - take place, in consequence
of the absence of some of the principal witnesses'
in Canada. The arrest of Colonel GROGAN was
exciting an extraordinary fermemt - on the fron-
tier. An account of the arrest was forwarded to
the Government at Washington. It was expected
that the PRESIDENT would demand his release,
which the British authorities would not refuse,
when judicially satisfied that the arrest had
been made within the United States territory.

We have seldom seen a more glaring instance
opinion.
iciei,practised
feelingzr etlii.aasild :Ov
ni tell int
au
a Parade Or good a.ld
tui taaii• i.lll :14e.
As Sir ROBERT PEEL, in our
tv'r.itttesi t:.:i ti it
inquiry into the subject of
`- Srts erdk, ta
too many good deeds to boast of, we are willing
to give the utmost publicity
theoC geueral conclusion of which,
. in our power to
the following
ismompreesasffmeecntatst;ioina
those he pin-forms, by copying
letter from the Morning Post:
Tomworth, Tuesday, P• 1. directed against that scandalous sy -t. -
our gal-
. s eni, we
Perceiving from the ..illorning Post of this morning.
heartily concur, there is this passae•e :._... that the notorious Aclarel has been promulgating a tissue
y inadequate,--ninst
Heretofore the terms on which we have; a:d
• ._OIY-staternents with regard to Sir Robert Peel's cha--
-61111, the borough: of Tamworth, I hasten to lay the! lant seamen—tho best and bravest f their class in the
.o owiug f t 1--, ^
mic, _
use ac s ~,iore you, leaving it for you to make whole world—have been miserably
. u of thena as you may think advisable. I would I ruinously parsimonious: A.nd what has been the result°
only inform •
dignanattisoof
b't 3,u at the outset, that the respectable inha- i To j-orce an annual drain of our besteamen into the sr-
rthe I.; ;t. d Statec wherethey are s •of
' 1. b; Is
both parties are in a state ot Le “,.guest in- vi. I *ce o. n. e ~ me better
n at the infamous perversion of truth which has dulgence and treatment more it
enerally cu ;I_
pay, more in ,
Th
.e! . n-
ee made, apparent to us, in
been manifested by the Manchester hireling throughout 1 siderate than they find at home. e suicidal mischi.f
the whole prr,„
Wine,
The school •
to n•-•
question w
the late Sir as founded a-I end ed
n, , ow by ! some . Robert Peel about ' lof sucho
latlcie°u'ic-lelaluivailtoluosndg siisneotnfitums which our over.
Iships and crews sustained in the last war with
that period mull tip, ' tde year 18.20, and from i to ached
The heavier guns of the United Slaty ships
varying from sixty to resent toe a number of boys, I America.
i.e) ,with memorable etfeet by crews
upon the
founda • non. r
cl,cty, have been clothed and fed were worked
in 18 -
Br'tis
low far the I " •t, has • used • ritv of whose able hands were e it.
for the promotion of ,c I,.ri i bees the great may) .
party iiwai'•discharged from, or had volun-
from the fact, that at the 1'" ticat.purposes will appear sailors who had been
f their native country.
boys in the school, e present time, out of the seventy tartly deserted, the service o . ..
we
cannot
of
children Sir ,
at least two-thitds of them.are the ;With that fact impressed upon our .minds,
a political clap nent4 that • diverted original evil, itself; to turn rotind
where the parents 11111845 a the franchise.--- ° The 0 I is,. be from the
l_sh
parties (as they acted
ligdatlon which aa ever he
_. ny• qua- upon the wicked or the foo i ' _
t r ) who haVe,
• filr Robert Peel ts ' thls, ~tat(lemariFtl
.r roquireilby with-design; Or unwittingly in the matter,) e,, :
tritahabits arid gotcrici 1. avate
the cl•nlar-en be of 'indase, fronr.time to time done their little ittinbst'to a. _
~ . - ~r.„.it.: • Wee • r.,1 hav'er-dligafeitiongy de,
' 'perfect keepmg with, heartily despised; a , ...:,_ . a ti..
e iriac u'c f.th' •Stai - rn the n tro a
ment put forward by the Oppositio I.',' Yc: . !, bee Bate the inis4ie:vout tareperinte:wistrength—
observed that though the Rev. Mr.n..prints, it should. strength—the depleting experiments on its 1
Savage possessas and which Mr. Hump and other small screws have too sue- •
exercises the tight of superintending the affairs of the . cessfully practised in tit • -considered, sweeping retrench-
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