The Sun.
London, England, 1805-03-28 00:00:00

sioners of NAtial Inquiry contain charges of a
multiplicity of alledged abuses, all those Reports
were treated as dead blur, and suffered to lie
unheeded on the shelf ; but the moment an accuse.

tion is insinuated against an individual high in
public esteem for talents anti services, the Bull-
dogs of Fadion lush at once upon him, and
endeavour to tear his charader to pieces. What
we have said tespeding the Noble Lord was
the result of convidion. We are persuaded that his
reputation will come clear through the ordeal of an
impartial inquiry, and that there is nothing for
which he is more anxious, than for such an investi-
gation of his condut.

The• public fever excited by the Tenth Report
seems, so much to have subsided, that we deem it
unnecessary any further to anticipate the public
discussion which it will soon undergo.
After taking three days to consider of it the Morn.
in. Chronicler has favoured us with a very pleasant
and ingenious Critique upon the Article which
appeared in Tit B SUN of Monday ; but as the only
parts of his comment which deserve :trim attention
are in pursuance of the system of " begging the
question," whish has been followed by the Ene.
mica of Lord Mims, rt.t.a throughout this business,
we shall leave Isis arguments to fill by their own
weight.

Yesterday His MAJZSTY dined with the PRIM.
Cuss of WALIS, at her house on .Blackheath.
Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, a Privy Council
was held at Lord MuLORAVE's Office, at which Sir
JAMES CRAIG and the Russian Ambassador attend.
ed. The Council did not break up' till past four
o'clock.

Yesterday morning Lord GARDNER. left Town
for Pliinoisth, for the purpose of taking the Com..
mind of the Channel Fleet.

Lord KEITH had yesterday a long interview with
Viscount MELVILLE, at the Admiralty.
IRISH LOAN—It will be recolleaed, that when
Mr. PITT concluded the bargain for the late Loan
of Twenty-two Millions and a Half for England and
Ireland, he made a reserve of One Million more, to
be raised in Ireland.—Yesterday Mr. BURROUGHS,
and some other Gentlemen, at the head of respett.
able Irish Houses in the City, had a conference
with Mr. FOSTRR, the Irish Chancellor of the Ex.

chequer, prior to the kidding taking place at Dub
lin Castle, on the Bth of April.—Mr. FOSTER de

quainted the Gentlemen, that instead of One Mil.
lion, the sum originally intended to be raised in
Ireland, it was now found necessary to make it One
Million Eight Hundred Thousand Pounds.; It was
then agreed, that the Contraao!s were to receive
for every tool. advanced in Cash, tool. in the Irish'
31 per Cents, and the Bidding to take place in the
S per Cents. : those proposing to take the least of
the latter Stock to be entitled to the Loan,
A singular examination took place this morning
at Bow.street, founded upon the following incident:
A young man had been committed on a charge of fur.
gory upon a Commercial House in the City. The
Uncle of the Prisoner went to the Prosecutor,
and requested to see the instrument which was to
be brought as proof of guilt upon the trial, stating
that he had little hope of saving his Nephew's
life, but that he wished to make the best de.
fence the nature of the cause would admit. The
Prosecutor, after some hesitation, produced the
paper, which the Uncle snatched out of his hand
and threw into the fire, where it was instantly
consumed. The Uncle, who is said to he a Me.
dicil man, was immediately seized, and the exami•

nation was proceeding when this Paper'vvas put to
Press,

lqustc.—The Concert for the' Benefit of the
Royal Society of Musicians, took place last night
at the Hanover.square Rooms. THEIR MAIRSTI as,
who arc always conspicuously ready to promote the
purposes of benevolence, were present, accompanied
by the five PRINCESSIIS, the Duxes of KENT,
CUMBERLAND, Sussex, and CAMBRIDGE, as well
as PRINCR WILLIAM of GLOUCESTER, and a splen.
did train of the Higher Orders also joined the stan.
data of Humanity on Chia occasion. The number of
visitors is said to exceed seven hundred, at a guinea
each. The Performers, vocal and instrumental,
seemed emulous to distinguish themselves in a cause
so honourable to genius and benevolence. Mrs.
EILLINGTON, BARTLEMAN, land GRAsstnt, gave
their powerful support, and were all warmly applaud..
ed. The musical treat was the Oratorio of Samson, one
of HANDIII24 most sublime and affeding'woks,,and
it was performed in such a manner as to give en.
tire satisfadion to an enlightened audience, by the
beauty, grandeur, and precision which marked
the whole entertainment.
TILE ORATORIO.--The combination of admira.
ble works in the Seledion'of last night, at Covent.
garden Theatre, attraded a numerous audience.—
BRAH Atvi in all his Songs displayed great ability,
but was particularly IneCeSsfUl in " To arms, your
Country's Cause requiriaz." Mts. ASHE follows
the steps of MARA with great success. There is a
simplicity in her style of singing which charms the
ear and touches the affediona. Mr. Mt!. Lark im.
proves in the opinion of the Public, ; and Miss
MONDAY is become an established favourite. The
cheraders were last night peculiarly impressive. .
INDIA House.—Yesterday a Court of Dire(lors
was. held ai the East India House, when the follow.
ing Commanders took leave of the Court previous to
departing for their respedive destinations, viz.
wm. HAY, Retreat, Madeira and Bombay.
C As nnt, f 7 err, Madras and Bengal.
The Court adjourned at six o'clock till this day.
yesterday a Quarterly General Court was held at
the East India Hnuse, when several Accounts Were
laid hifoie the ProprictOrs, isi conft3rinity to the
B)e.liSsys.—Alter a few words from Mr. J. ADmit,
on the subjed "of the Seminary for Writers, the
C9tic t adjourned sip, die, .