The Sun.
London, England, 1815-02-10 00:00:00

sioii6 iHel2, ti titty wmtid I,are been ail
just, and liberal,' and %vise,-and -good:

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In our last page will be found Ole,continuation
of East India Intelligence, -and the obituary, &c.
to the latest dates received. `there is also a
written exposition of the Edinburgh Whig senti-
ments and sayings. We observe that these North-
ern Patriots are of the same species with. ours in
London.

There are several French Ladies now in Lon-

don, whose dress appear as unbecoming to us, as
that of English females does. to the Parisians ;
but we may say; tti the honour of English Gal-
lantry, that they arc Iteit.Ler insulted in our streets,
caricatured in our Print-shops, 'nor ridiculed in
our Theatres.

We. understand that Ala pERENGER• is busily
employed. in preparing an Answer to Lord'Coca-
utiNF's last production. -Some letters, it' is said,
have been discovered which are likely to: throw
some new light on this fraudulent transaction,
%Vlach, however, in our opinion, stands in no
need of further elucidation.
After all the merited abuse which has been la-
vished upon Ministers on the subject to which the
following refers, it is some satisfaction to find the
organ of 'all that vituperation for..the last six
months thus modesag " take pains to curse itself."
" It has been thought ( by, the Party, but not be-
lieved)• that the suits;diesto our Allies have been continued to
thie Present time ; and that probably this might have had its in-
- fiuence in piotracting the discussions at the-Conrress—(Atrso-
lutely and repeatedly asserted, and long, tirades ivritten upon
it). We confess we were led into this belief from the-report
that We Were to pay the subsidies until the troops of each na-
tion were returned to their- respective countries—hut we pa-
tter-4MM that this is not the case. We are -bound only to pay
for the maintenance of our contingent, which it 75,000 men:—
Bard enough even is this expence—(Hard to pay our own
troops in Itclgium!),—;hut we are glad to learn,. on good au-.
thority, tharire do not continue the subsidiesttito the bar-
ea:n. -4-(lionest, Worthy Centhmen !) -
Yesterday letters were received Wise Teneriffe
to the last day-of December. Orders had been
received from Spain to prohibit the importation
of cottons into the Canaries ; and ap Alicia! no-
tice had in consequence been given that they
would be treated as a contraband article after. Abe
expiration of two.months.
Intelligence has been *received at the Admiralty
of the capture of three of the Swiftsure's convoy,
Which were under protection of the 7fortoise store-
ship, by an American corvette, • near Madeira ;
one of them, a convict-ship, was given up.
• The 'attendance of Peers last evenifig- in the
House of Lords was %remarkably full ; nearly all
the Ministers were present, -and their supporters
Were numerous. The .benches on the left side.
were not proportionably full.
Yesterday se'nnight the Lords of the Council
met at the Council Chandler to hear and deter-
mine Prize Appeals, when the cause of SEETON
and Al‘Dosama, which has beet[ several years in
litigation, involving property to the amount of
500,0001.- was finally decided, by reversing the
decision at Grenada. .
• The great Jewish Firm which stopped payment
on Saturday last, had Houses both in Amsterdam,
and Paris-i-,the-deficiencies Of that in London is
said to be little short of halt a million of money.
The demands upon the other House thht failed on
the same day is stated at about 70,0001. •
- The last day for receiving Petitions for Private
Bills, in the House of Lords, is Wednesday the
15th' instant (February), and for Reports from
the Judges, Thursday the 6th of April next.
It is understood that Mr. CRoKER will be re-
turned, without opposition, for the Borough of
DoWhpatrick.
The following are time Knights Commanders of
the Order of the -Bath belonging to the East India
Company's Service : -
Lieutenant-General. Macdonald. •
itrojar.,Generatr—Blair, Wood,WLean, Dallas, Chalmers,
HOrsford, White, Martihaalc, George Brown,. Holmes, and
Ochterlone.
Coinue‘..-Malcolm, Floyd, and Barclay.. •
Yesterday a Court of common' Council 'vas
held at Guildhall, which:was numerously attended.
The speeial Committee reported, on -the propriety
of pealtioningYarliameat for repealing the Insol-
vent Aehtors'Act, which was read, and after con-
siderable debate agreed to, and the iSheriffi, at-.
tended by the Remembrancer; were requested to
present the same forthwith. Upon- the Report at
the Cammittee for General Purposes, the Court
ordered the front of the Mansion House to be
lighted -up.with gas.
WINDSOR, FEB. 9.—Princess- CHARLOTTE dined
53.xith the QUEEN and. Princesses aC the Castle
on, Sunday. In, the evening there 'was a select.
party to meet her Royal Highness to a perform.
mice of Sacred Music. - - -
.BatcwroN, FER. S.—Messengers with dis-
patches for the PRINCE REGENT arrived late
.on
Monday and Tuesday nights. Those brought by
the latter were from Lord C4STLEREAOH.--4be
PORTUGUE4E AMEASsADoR was at- the Pavilion on
Sunday, but.his Excellency has since returned to.
Wortling.—The last departures include the Ans-
TRIAN AMBASSADOR and his Lady-.
Royal, HUNT.—The Royal Hunt on Monday
morning was attended by a very- numerous as-f
semblage of sportsmen of all descriptions, as well
as great numbers on foot, to see a deer of much
celebrity start off for the clay's diversion, which
took place at ten 'o'clock. He went off with great
swiftness across the enclosures towards Bullstrode'
Park, and proceeded to cross the Uxbridge Road,
and ran. with great swiftness across' the Country,
towards' Rickmanswortb; where he was 'taken
after an excellent chace of three hours: In the
course of the chace several sportsmen were thrown
from their horses, in consequeute of the ground •
being very. wet. •Mr, SHAAPithe principal Royal '
Huntsman, met with an accident its taking a leap
over a hedge ; he hurt his thigh so much that lie
was unable to-follow the hounds,. and be- :was
obliged to return to Windsor without loss of time,
and a surgeon calleibin to hisassis;arice. -
LIEUTENANT STEWART._We arellappy to
.re,
,lieve the winds of ,this Officers relatives and
friends misled in our statement yester'..
day :Lieutenant STEwART was 11Qt killed, hut-
only...putty: wotlncied, by the (only) shot that
struck his Majesty's ship Harkquin from the
Queen Charlotte pilsket,--(Aiorning Chronicle.)