The Sun.
London, England, 1812-04-18 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD,

rursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, bear.
ing date ti►e 6th day of February, 1812, made in a cause
wherein the Reverend CHARLES RICHARD BEAU-
MONT and Others are Plaintiff's, and !OLIN BEAU.
MONT and Otheta arc Defendants,
In One Lot.
ALARGE qu'intity of SHIP and other TIMBER,
standing at or nea,r,,Whitley Hall, in the parish of
Kirkheaton, and parts adjacent, iii.the County of York, late
the property of Richard Henry Beaumont, Esq. deceased ;
with the approbaticn of Samuel Cdropton Cox, Esq. one
of the Masters of this C‘furt, before lona Carr, of Wake-
field aforesaid, in the county of York, Gentleman; at the
Woodman Inn, in Wakefield, aforesaid; on Thursday the
Goth day of April, 1872, the Sale beginning at 12 o'clock.
Particulars may be had (gratis] at the said Master's Cham-
bers, of Messrs. flume and Rogers, Solicitors, Serle.street,
Lincoln's Inn of Mr. Van Heythu3son, Solicitor, lobo.
street, Bdford-row ; of. Mr. George Addinell, of Tadcas.
ter; the Steward of the said Estates; of Mr. john Neville,'
Surveyor, Spotsbrough, • near Doncaster; of Mr. lames
Him:AU, Surveyor, Bradley-lane, near Haititiarstield ; of
Mr. Thomas Ky!alz, of Dewsburyoneiir Leeds; attire Beau-
mont Aims, Kirkheaton ; at ‘Vhitley Hall,-near Hudders-
feld: of Mr. lohu Carr, Wakefield, aforesaid; and at the

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SOLE:A (LUIS 111CLIttI FAISU:T AUDEAT ?

LONDOIV,

SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1812.

- We rejoice to find that the accounts of the dis-
turbances at Sheffield were very much exaggerated,
and that when the last letters came away every

thing was pelfe6lly tranquil; and we have no doubt
but the returning good sense of the tnisgui4ed
people in other parts, will proJuce the same effetts•
We have been warmly attacked, in the Chronicle of
this day, for stating..that wicked and infamous arts
have been used to excite-dicontent in the minds of

the people. "'Where," says the Chronicle, is the
slightest vestige of att to be traced ?—To what
quarter is it intended to ascribe the wicked and in-
famous designs of setting-on tire people to commit
disorders ?" Our rba.:lers will ob<crve how inge-

niouOy the terms_of the question proposed to us are
varied from those of our asser:_ion-:—We said, that
arts had been used-to excite discontent, and are asktd,
to whom we ascribe the wicked design of setting on

the people to commit disorders:? The Chronicle,
we presume, can find no. ves!ige of 'design to set on
ihe people to commit disorders.. in the inflam-
matory hand-bills that were destributed at Man-

chester, nor any attempt to excite discontent
in the innNmerable publicalions that have of

late issued from the press, or , in the harangues
which have been, in various pa+ ts, addressed

by de.magogues to the people ; but, we, are per-
suaded that 'the great mass of the nation view

these proceedings in a very different light.
certainly -do not attribu.e to the Morning Chro-
nicle, or to the Party which it supports, a design
to set on qte people to commit disorders.; but a e
do say, that by gloomy misrepresentations of the
state of the country, by constant exaggerations
of all the difficu'Aies with which h is surrounded,

We

they have facilitated the attempts of other men
who are as hostile to the Opposition as to the
Ministers, and whose ultimate .obje&R• is the de-
struetion of the Constitution itself. We freely ac-
quit the Party of 'any wish to excite the people
to commit disorders; they only wished to excite just
as much discontent as would induce them, the
public, to desire a change of Ministers, but in
doing so, they have unintentionally, no doubt, been
promoting the views of a desperate fa&ion in th!s
country, and serving the cause of our implacable
enemy.

Thursday, the QUEEN, Princesses ELIZABETH
and MARY,
,took an ailing to the Cottage, at Old
Windsor.

On Wednesday Earl HAitioNoToN arrived at
Windsor Casile,_ and rook possession as Givernor,
to which he had lately been appointed, ia the room
of the late .Daryl CARDIGAN.
Lord MELBOURNE and General STANWIX came

into Waiting on Thursday, on the PRINCE REGENT,
as the Lord and Groom of the Bedchamber, for the
first time since their appointment.

• .
SANDC•ORD GRAHAM, Esq. was e1,261ed -Member
(or the Borough of Aldnorcrugh, on Monday last, in
the room of the Right Hon. J. ITMAHON:

Lord KIRKWALL Was at the PRINCE REGENT'S
Levee on Thursday last ; as was Sir THOMAS Es-
the latter with an Address from the Ca-
tholics of the County of Wexford.
The Call of the House stands for Wednesday, and
is to be strictly enforced ; the Motion on the Ca-

,holic Question comes• on the next day.

On Wednesday his Grace the Duke of NORFOLK,
Lord DuNnAs, and Sir H. INGLEFI ELD, dined with
a selea party of friends at Hnlylsnd's Tavern, in the
Strand.

Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT gave a grand din-
ner at Carlton House to the Royal 1..),,ke5, the Offi-
cers on the Home Staff, and ogle's.

Yesterday the Earl of LivEttrooL gave a grand
dinner to 'numerous /party, at his house in White
hall.

Lady SMITH BIiIIGESS had a grand music. party
on Thursday night, at her house, Hyde Park Cor-
ner.

WILKIE'S Exhibition of all the PiElures.he has
painted, including several which have, never appeared
before the Public, will open, at No. 87, Pall-Mall,
on Monday, the 20th of April.
Miss Slim', it Seetni, is engaged for the new

Dtury-Lane Theatre.—lt is somewhat strange that
the Covent-Gardcn Managers should have suffered
her to blip through their fingers, to use the old
phrase, as she is the only AEtress of the present day
who bas any pretensions to succeed to the vacZncy
which will soon be left by Mrs. SIDDONS.
The new Melo-drarne forthcoming at Covent-
Garden Theatre, under the title of The Secret Aline,
is said to be the produciion of a Junto of Drama-
tiits, of which Mr. T. DIBDIN is the head.—We
hope it will prove a mine of 'novelty, and then it
might be a secret worth knowing.

The remains of the Duchess of GORDON were re-
moved at five o'clock yesterday morning from the
Pulteney Hotel, PiCcadilly, to the family burial-
place, at Kinrara, in Scotland. The Marquis of

iIuNTLEy accompanies the mournful procession,
and will superintend the funeral ceremonies.—
Her Grace lay in state for three days; the con-
course of people assembled ea the
.occa ion was