The Sun.
London, England, 1834-12-09 00:00:00

THE \YELLING T`..,,N PACK.

The Wellington P. are unkenneled, unmuzzled,
Place' sinenre, pension to find ;
Tantiv7jis called, staunch Reformers are puzzled
dow snuffed was the game in the wind.
They the Whigs have unearthed, now the game is in sight,
The pack in full cry for the goal;
The Great Captain leads with a sportsman's delight,
His manner as odd as 'tis droll.
He enacts both the huntsman and eke whipper in,
And the Tory bred Beagles obey ;
They are quick of the scent--Hark, they make a fine din,
As the prize full iri view they survey.
What a glorious yelping they make in the chace,
Sinecure, place and pension, to gain,
They e'en distance the wind in the swift footed race
Of his Grace—what a prey hunting train !
The huntsman he means to take charge of the pack
Is the rich Cotton Baronet, Peel,
Who will have the Great Captain himself at his back
When the hounds to grand efforts he'd steel,—
Namely, hunt both the Whigs and the Radicals down
Who'd the State undermine, and the Church,
Nay, diminish the jewels that garnish the crown,
And Conservatives leave in the lurch.
Tantivy ! the Wellington pack are abroad,
Unmuzzled they yelp in the field,
Death to Radicals, Whigs that are tracked in the road
From such bruins who'd venture to shield.
When Peel is a horseback, and Wellington too,
Lack-a-day for the game in the way !
A scowl from the hero of famed Waterloo
Would an army of Liberals slay.
And when in at the death, and the spoil to be shared,
What a feast for the Wellington beagles,
They will fare, as for years of dull lent they've not cared,
They will pounce on their quarry like eagles.
Bob Peel full in office—his kennel to feed,
Keep in humour will take special care,
While Reformers themselves may go hang up indeed
At Reform's sad mishap in despair.
Dec. 4, 1834. PERTHENSIS.

EPIGRAM in REFERENCE to the APPARENT RATTING
of the TIMES and COURIER LONDON JOURNALS.
The Times and the Courier diurnals,
Some hint—are shifting sides •
But such-apt-named, ill-omenedjournals,
Must prove inconstant guides :
" Times change," " Time flies," are daily knocrn,
As moral axioms sound ;
And Couriers are to changes prong,.
Ne'er stationary found.

PERTHENSIS.

The Tories
.affect T014:7 TACTICS.
`.1.1e plain Whigs to despise,
13u.ii they find needful the throne to petition,
The--
re obliged, to succeed, to assume the Whig guise,
So hopeless, contemptible, is their condition :
In the mask of Reform, see their serviles base stoop,
E'en Reformers, through falsest pretences to dupe.*
PERTHENSIS.
* Through such means were some of the signatures obtained to
the Tory address sent from Perth on the present crisis.

It is reported that the Duke of Wellington has sum-
moned Lord Charles Wellesley from Ireland, in order to com-
mence a canvass for the northern division of Hants. There
is, we understand, a very large body of electors in that county
anxious that their late independent and Hon. Member, Sir
William Heatheote;of Harsley, should again come forward.

Report states that the Duke of Wellington has sent
for Sir G. Cockburn from the West Indies, with a view to his
re-instatement at the Admiralty. It is a long voyage, and
many accidents may intervene; but Sir George is too good a
man to be from home at so critical a juncture.—Plymouth
Journal.

Viscount Melbourne is on a visiting tour previous
to his return to town. His Lordship was the guest last week
of the Earl of Lichfield, at the Earl's shooting lodge, Bruton,
near Shugborough, whence he proceeded on a visit to the
Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, at Trentham Hall, in the
same county. Lord Melbourne returns to his residence in
South-street, at the close of the week, from Staffordshire.
The Earl of Radnor and his Countess arrived in
GrOsvenor-street, on Saturday, from Longford Castle. His
Lordship is rapidly recovering from the serious accident he
met with while hunting in Oxfordshire last month.

SHIFTING IN

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• (FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, DEC. B.—Wind N. N.W.— Arrived the Howard,
Sharke, from the Cape of Good Hope ; Tranby, Dowling,
from Honduras ; Eleanor, Smart, from Havanna ; Matilda
Luckie, Moreton, and Caesar, Rothwell, from Demerara;
James, Lyon, and Water Hen, Dodd, from Quebec ; Com-
merce, Hall, from Newcastle for Guernsey ; and Claudine,
Walker, from Madras. Arrived and remain the Ruckers, Ro-
berts, from London for Sierra Leone ; and Fame, Rolin, front
Zelfe for New York. The outward-bound remain. Arrived
the Soho steamer, from Lisbon and Oporto.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. B.—Wind W. S. W., blowing hard, and
squally.—Arrived from London the London, Lamb, for the
Cape of Good Hope.
PLYMOUTH, DEC. 7.—Wind S. W.

FALMOUTIi, DEC. 7. —Wind W. S. W., strong gales, and
squally.—Arrived the Reynard Packet, from the Leeward
Islands—sailed from St. Thomas's the 13th ult.

PENZANCE, DEC. 7.—Arrived off port the Stephen Wright,
Patterson, from Quebec ;. and Heroine, from Mediterranean.
MARGATE, DEC. B.—Arrived the Active, Lesley, from St.
Andrew's. Off port the Isabella, Grant, Naiad, Brown,
Louisa, Shepherd, and Prince, Bennant, from Quebec ; and
Britannia, Roxby, from Prince Edward's Island.
LIVERPOOL, Dac. 7.—Arrived the Corinthian, Hill, and
Tacitus, Russick, from New Orleans ; Donald, White, from
Savanilla; Lancaster, Lethbridge, from-Africa ; and Amity,
Gordon, from Charente. Off port the Duchess of Clarence,
from China ; and Combatant, Simpson, from Philadelphia.
GREENOCK, DEC. 6.—Arrived the Perseverance, Campbell,
and Taside, M'Arthur, from Quebec; Woodman, from Prince
Edward's Island ; and Delft, London, from Lisbon.

CORK, DEC. 6.—Arrived the Planters Packet, Cr.. ..Iy, from
Trinidad.

BELFAST, DEC. 6.—Arrived the Industry, Montgomery,
and Rosebank, Read, from Quebec.

SLIGO, DEC. 6.—Arrived the James, Saul, from Quebec ;
and Andrew Nugent, Crize, from Landon.

The Swallow, from London, sunk in Hull Roads on Sun-
day night.
The Swift, Hallet, from Leghorn to Newfoundland, foun-
dered the 15th ult.:in lat. 12. long. 33.—crew saved.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOM

HOUSE, DEC. 8.
Earl Liverpool, Lomax, from Rotterdam ; Jane Laveile,
Luca, Charente; Dort, Stranack, Ostend; Pomona, Biden,
Cronstadt ; Rising Sun, Stelle, Guernsey ; Active, Whitnall,
Dunkirk ' • Lydia, Cooper, St. Petersburgh ; Pelionella Ca..
tharina, Stewling, Groningen ; Adventure, Hodgson, St.
Petersburgh ; Neptune, Longhart, Cherbourgh ; Bridford,
Mollard, St. Michael's; Jane, Quick, Seville ; Harriet, Mar.
ler, Ostend ; Pyramus, Weller, Canton ; Loyal, Watson,
Sunderland; Sophia, Wells, Lynn ' • Catharine, Revely, St.
Petersburgh ; Glasgow, Loman, Mogadore ; Liberty, Pain,
Boulogne; Search, Wilson, Rotterdam; Eliza, Thomas,
Rouen; England, Gattenby, Liverpool; Adonis, Redman,
Guernsey ' • Twe Gebrodes, Bees, Worcum; Beeswing, Smith,
Oporto ; Liberty, Robertson, Leghorn ; Thistle, Hubbard,
Bristol ; Maria, Davison, St. Petersburgh ; Eclipse, Fitch,
Ghent ; Jubilee, Howith, Hull; Launceston, Fawkner, Ply-
mouth ; Eleanor, Arthur, Miramichi ; Aurora, Hair, Cadiz ;
Romanoff, Thompson, Miramichi ; Branken Moor, Crosby,
St. Petersburgh; Mary, Clapp, St. Petersburgh; Branch,
Currie, Fuesteventura and Santa Cruz ; Cottinghara, Short,
St. Petersburgh; Greenend, Earles, Guernsey; Lady Louisa,
Danbord, Guernsey ; Hope, Harrison, Lisbon, ; Euphemia,
Scott, Para ; Pioneer, Brarey, Zante ; Alfr ad, Tapley, Cal-
cutta and Madras; Frances and Har;et, Dodds, Quebec;
Pearce, De Gains, Valparaiso ; Mar7l, Snell, Laguna de Fer-
minos; Betsey and Sarah, 8100 r.,, Leghorn ; Sincerity, Tay-
lor, Guernsey ; Nanta, Cadiz ; Argo, Bruce, Grand
Canary and Fataventur!.i -Perseverance, Murray, Smyrna ;
Scotia, Risk, St. J',l,m's, N.B. ; Bruce, Hill, Cumberland ;
Bacchus, Brow',, Oporto.
ENTEPD OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, Dac. 8.
A7ltethyst, Tate, for Trinidad ; Dart, Ormston, Madeira ;
:ohn and Catharine, Old, Antwerp ; Perseverance, Margoll,
Calais; Armenia, Stanley, Aqwerp ; Ramona, Strannack,
Rotterdam ; Hugh Johnson, M‘Nabb, New York.

CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, DEC. R.
Adrianople, Coster, for the Mediterranean ; Belin y Louisa,
De Guibelonde, Cadiz ; Brutus, Davis, Madeira ; Prudence,
Patterson, Leghorn; John and Maria, Christol, Gibraltar.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, DEc. 8.
Harriett, Alexander, for Sierra Leone; Ellen, Yeoman,
Ascension.