The Sun.
London, England, 1812-05-30 00:00:00

By the Rev. lir. SYNTAX.

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SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1812.

As we are'really not apprized that any arrange-
ments have taken place, or what is likely to be de-
termined on, in the formation of .a new Ministry,
we shall not imitate our competitors in general,
by giving an air of importance ;and authority to
the,' floating, rumours of the,,day. Our. Readers
may confidently rely upon us for the earliest in-
formation on this most interesting _ subject, as
soon as any definitive arrangements have actually
taken place: That matters are proceedingwith full
activity we hnow, and with.deference we may say,
that the PRINCE RECEN: is entitled to the warmest
gratitude of the public for the zeal anct anxiety with
, •
which he has, throughout this arduous business,
endeavoured to unite the great leading c.tarac-
• , •
ters in the country, who are least likely to differ
ca points of essential importance, in order' to
form such a comprehensive and Vigorous Ad-
trnistrition as may be-, best qualified to eon-
"duct the affairs of the Empire at this eventful

crisis.

None ,of the difficulties attending this
anxious task are attributable to his Royal High-
ness, whose only object has' ,evidently been
to 'establish a government which might fairly
be expected to excite fall confidence in the
people of this country, as , well as in our
Allies. Earl MoIRA has been most eager-
ly zealous to accomplish the PRINCE'S gra-
cious intentions, and we trust that matters will
soon be finally arranged. The Noble Lord, we
Understand, had an interview with the Marquis
WELLESLEY yesterday morning, and afterwards
communicated the result to the PRINCE, Ano-
ther meeting between Earl MorRA" and the Mar-
quis took place yesterday ; and, by desire
PRINCE REGENT, the ,latter was
.4,:3 attend at
Carlton House last night. The Marquis, we are
assured, considered commission 'for arranging
a new Adrni;,;stration at an end on Wednesday
night; 'but at the PRINCE'S desire signified his rea-
diness to resume tbe powers with which it en-
trusted him. We find, therefore, that the nego-
ciation has proceeded without interruption for the
last two days, and we entertain strong hopes that
this day will produce a final adjustment.

We this day give the proceedings which have
taken place at Chester on the trial of the Rioters,
and we hope that the misguided men who in other
places have been guilty of similar excesses, will
take warning by the punishment which is sue to
await them from the justice of the country.

Yesterday' morning, about ten o'clocic, ,the
Marquis of LANsnowNE had an \interview with
Earl MOIRA, at his house, by appointment. The
Noble Earl went to the PRINCE REGENT at
eleven o'clock, and remained with him till near
one. _ _

Yesterday, after the Levee, the Lo
C:',LLOR and Lord MELVILLE. bad audiences of the
PiIiNCE REGENT.

Mr. PITT.—As yesterday was the Anniversary
of the Birth-day of this illustrious character,
a number of the most respectable inhabitants of
Bristol had a dinner in honour of the occasion.
There were 133 gentlemen present.
Yesterday orders were given frOm the Lord
Chamberlain's Office, for the fitting up of a grand
-canopy in Westminster Abbey for the QUEEN and
PRINCESSES to see the Installation.
A Letter from Dublin states, that the MO
Loan ,has been concluded on the terms proposed
by GoVernment.

Yesterday. DANIEL PINDAR, Esq. was chosen a
Director of the West India Dock Cornpany, in
the room of EDWARD KEMBLE:, Esq. deceased.
:The Officers•of the 45th and 88th Regiments;
employed in the recruiting 'service, have been
ordered to join their battalioni in Portugal, to
supply the losses these corps have lately expe-

All the Judges of-the Court of King's Bench at-
tended yesterday, except Mr. Justice. LE BLANC,
who N'vkis unavoidably absent, but th ebusines s of the
day was wholly uninteresting. Lord -ELLENI36-
41OUGH left the Court to be present at the swearing
in of Sir VICARY Gisns, the late Attorney-Gene-

ral., as junior Judge of the Court of Conamon
Mr.• Justice LAWRENCE having resigned. Mr. Jug-
,:tice Glans attended in his Serjeant's purple gown,
- be having been recently invested with the, dignity
of the coif, andiv.'ill to-morrow sit upon the Bench
. of this Court.

Goldl precious gold ! that cure for all evils,
that healer of differences, that universal panacea,
is now pouring-upon us—OAKES, f. 4 No. 8, Corn-
: hill, exhibits in his window a
.must gratifying
sight to the Public Oceans of Guineas ! obtain-
ed, we suppose, to pay his Capital Prizes in the
'Lottery to be drawn on the Birth-Day of hiln
whose likeness they pourtray.

AV L NEWS.

PLYI2OUTH,:NTAY2B.--.A.:rived the brig Brothers,
belonging- to Guernsey," BarringhaM, . master,
from New Providence, a running ship, in 36.da1T5.,:
with a cargo, Consisting ,of coffee, sugar;, oil, Scc.•
bound to London; also arrived this day .the
Lloyd-, BARRATT, from Exeter ; the Ranger, of
Guernsey;, NVIrCAT, natter, with a cargo of pay-
ing-stones for his Tdaiesty's Dock-'yard at this
port ; the Victory, belonging toPlymoUth,
master, from cork., with a. cargo of provisions ;
the Maria, GUY, from;Penzance ; the Dart, be-
longing to Exeter, BUTLER, master,' from Lime-
rick, with a cargo for this-, port ; the SadjiCient,
'PEARS.E and the Blessing,' MILLS, from Wales ;
and the Growler gun-brig frbm L'Orient.; the,lat-
ter is gone up:the. Harbour to be repaired.
Sail ed the Con4uestador man of
,war to blockade
Brest.

FALMOUTH, MAY 27..—Arrivcd the Ann packet
from the Brazils, in 75 days.
The Manchester packet, with a-mail from Gib-
raltar and Malta, is, gone into the Roads, and,
with the rest of the packets, still remains:

SCILLY, MAy 26.—The Lieutenant of the sig-
nal station has reported that the noted Captain.
BLACK, in the late Guernsey packet, now a French
privateer, again made his appearance off these
Islands last week. A pilot-boat was chased by
him.

DEAL, MAY S.—Sailed last evening after post,
his Majesty's ship Chatham, and the whole of the
outward bound coasters and colliers. _

Arrived the' illbion cutter with dispatches from
off Eushing.

Sailed his Majqty's ship Grij for off Flush-

ing

PORTSMOUTIT, MA-Y
29.--Sailed his Majesty's
ship 411isIctoe, with a convoy for Guernsey ; Gam-
bier,,Part Mahon, and Zephyr, on a cruize.
Arrived his Majesty'. ship Thracian, from
a cruixe ; and the Prevoyante from Woolwich.

His Majesty's ship Cossacit,gis' instructions
for SoP;n Ttlittug-31, and the Mediterranean.

UNITED STATES.

WASHINGTON CITY, APRIL 11.—Nothing offi-
cial from the Hornet. A private letter to one of
the heads of departments here from Joel Barlow,
our'Minister at Paris, informs, that he has con-
cluded a COmmercial Treaty with Prance upon
advantageous terms, and that the Southermboun-
daries of the United States, as acknowledged by
the Treaty, are as follow ;—Beginning at, Amelia
Island, at the -mouth of St. Mary's, river, thence
in a direct line to the Bay of St. -Bernard, and
thence to the mouth of Columbia river.

(Front the Public Advertiser, April 17.)

The above letter is dated March 3, and came by
the Rossie, which arrived at Baltimore on Friday,
from Bourdeaux ; it furtherstates, that Mr. Barlow
detained the Hornet to send out the Trerty offi-
cially signed. A doubt is not entertained at Wash-
ington, but thC Treaty is on board the Hornet.—
This for ever and for ever puts a period to doubt,
difficulty, or procrastination. Folly can hardly
miss the only honourable path there is now left for
the United States. • . _

Strong, the Federalist, who is contending for
the Governorship of Massachusetts with Gerry,
had, by the last accounts, a majority over his
antagonist of 1600. The Lady Madison, had been
cruizing off Sandy-book ever since the embargo.

METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL,
BY R. BANKS, •
PHILOSOPHICAL INS'T'RUMENT MAKER, STRAND.

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. ,
The Haymarket Theatre can boast of a greater
number of respectable Provincial Performers than
the Manager ever collected on any former season,.
and several of them possess talents which are
likely to secure tham good stations on the winter
boards.

Mr. LONG WELLESLEY has been unjustly
charged with having closed the gates of Wanstead
Park since his marriage with Miss LONG. It ap-
pears, however, that he offered keys to all the re-
spectable inhabitants of the neighbourhood, who
might, of course, lend them to their inferiors ;
and surely a Gentleman has a right to make some
regulations as to his own property, which may
preserve it from abuse.
It is said that a subscriptiork- has been proposed
for the family of Bellingham, who, however,
derived no ,assistance fr(m him during his life ! !
The person who might indeed be expectcd.to con-
tribute towards such a subscription is BuoNA-
PARTE, who, in the death of Mr. PERCEVAL, got
rid, of one of his ablest opponents in his hopes
of enslaving all _Europe, and disturloing the hap-
piness of this country.