The Sun.
London, England, 1833-08-16 00:00:00

last Tariff, and its endeavours to induce the
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States of Germany to adopt that Tariff, Mrforce
BINSON himself admits, that the object is top
England England to alter the scale of duties she has or!. .
on Prussian corn and timber. Is not this ser
mate object for Prussia to have in view ? or 6110,
ing that her object is to protect her own Of It
tures, how can the Hon. Gentleman complaill tto
is the very thing he urges our own Governteello
do. Give what advantages you please to fereigid
but protect your own manufactures. Prussar
following his advice in the sense he
stands. His advice cannot be followed,
both countries with advantage to both, 10,
true rule is for neither Government to 1311
any particular class of its subjects, °it.
leave all free to use their energies and capital ss
interest may dirk ct. This can be done withlss
advantage to bath countries, and would ocelot,
larger and more wealthy population to be r
tained in both than either can hope for under.
strictive system. •No protection can be atteld
to be given to one class of a community,
the expense of all the rest. If the Prussts°
of >d
vernment is so silly as to sacrifice the whole .°
people to promote the interest of a lotticateo
body, it will not be induced to abandon its sio
by any offers of reciprocity from us. If Press
bent upon having manufacturers of broad clothfigobt,
no use for u', as. Mr ROBINSON advises, to doci
to reduce the duties on timber if they will re"'
the duties on our woollens. We suspect dist os
ROBINSON is fully aware that it would be of 11000
If, on the other hand, the object of Prussia b_
make us reduce our duties on her staple artielcoe'g
timber and corn, it must be farcical in us t° iatt
pliin of her raring the duties on our msnefighef` 40'
till we have met her reasonable wi‘heq,;"„is
vising our corn laws, and lowering the e°;100,
Biltie timber. Mr. ROBINSON cries out,. yeti
pray don't lower the duties on Prussian tit°, 01
unle.s Prussia lowers her duties on the ellPtcr;io
raw wool, and on the import of your roanufllc.ol4
articles!" A pretty joke; because she chooses 1°;011
the fool in one matter, we are to be griittlf
fools in another; because our left hand ist_.,,y°
embarrassed, we are to tie up our right ; slfi
Prussians are to wear bad and dear broad clo'
must have bad and dear timber. It may
„„beept!
well for Mr ROBINSON to urge such an argtl".,4-00
favour of his Newfoundland friends, but it ..„‘
show lamentable weakness in the Illovernele'l,
yield to it, and the most doltish srupidirY
convinced that, however bad he may excepor
public to be gulled by it. Mr. RomNsol'i °/01
make oe
Prussian tariff to be, the day is gone by wile:fel
English people can be persuaded—if We otif,„b tht
popular illustration of the feelings to we'',o
Hun. Member appeals—to cut off their nose
revenged of their face.

miroe.
The Granting of Supplies for the year 02„ellt
ing the I.t of April, will, on the 16th of 1104
001
give to the people of England some ides of thee
which the Reformed House are paying ttiiltifil
penditure of the country. Instead of aOl .
to watch over the expenditure of the coal/O'OY
thirty or forty Members were present, and 11
terest taken in that part of the duties of the:4
hers must, therefore, be but small. We rult'-100
fact that the constituents in the country n'e.d,/ 0
after their representatives, and instruct rh`-:,4
have, in a future year, the whole of the 0'147-ejt,
brought on and di,cussed in full Housot in g?
two months of the session, when Members are
and able to attend to the public purse. A

Paris Papers of Wednesday's and Isol7o.
date have arrived in town, but they contain Ott
400
interest. The Russian troops on the Dantibeoo
in daily expectation on the 23d July of recoil
orders to retire into the interior of Russis'At O
zerland had been restored to tranquillity by
measures of the Diet.

FRENCH FUNDS.--.PARts, Atm. D.
Five per Cents., 104 f. 95c. 105 f. sc. 105 f.
Three per Cents., 77f. 77f 1, c. sc.
Rente de Naples' 93f. 10c 30c. i Oc.
Roman Five per Cents., 9234 X 92.
Rente d'Espagne, Five per Cents., 17%. AL,
Rente d'Espagne, Three per Cents., 43) % IL
ROV3 Spar ish Loan, 86 dX yip 7060.7
Rmte Pe, pet. d'Espagne. rive per Cents., 69 •
Belgic Loan 18:$I, 98 98.
Haytian Loan, 290 f.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON. ~_
One month, paper, 25i. 60c. • money, 251.„1'r45c.
'1 hree mouths, paper, 25f. 50c.; money, 74•1'
Authentique.

CITY ELECTION.-(THIS 019',

FINAL CLOSE. hela%
This morning a special Court of Aldermen 0-- gpis,
early hour, for the purpose, if possible, of Inaici°4o'aTi
ford a citizen, in order to qualify him for the V 00101;
which he has been elected by his fellow citizens. AO"
discussion took place, and it was said some Tot/
were throw n in the way, but at length a precedent e, rOr"
and, when that was done, the Chamberlain, in a trig

Hon. Gentleman a Spectacle-maker. od .':,,,i,
The Candidates, accompanied by the Sheriffs'`~.tOr. P
ries, then entered the Hall, which was not much '
• of
the return was not to be made until to-morrow.
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After the Poll-Books had been closed, ed, tti
Mr. Secondary JAMES came forward and Old
Sherif& declared truly the numbers polled— 40 .
Crawford .......................................
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Kemble .......................................
Majority .......................... •
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Mr. CRAWFORD then came forward, evidentl9_,
under a severe hoarseness. He said that he aw liio
the distinguished honour they had conferred lePat to j
he lamented that from indisposition lie could nOO a',,et
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what he would do, but they should see his declaralolod rAir
another channel. This he would say, that he ''.4 Or
best endeavours to benefit. his country at large, 0:,
010) j
reite4
his powers to promote the commercial interests I:" ft
citizens, for now he could Cali them brothers.—(APpa,"
Mr. KEMBLE then came. to the front of the hti r
was received with mixed applause and hisses. He
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dressed them as the candidate in the minority. He
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other medium, and it would be looked for with BToi, 141
shtiast eh honourable
—(Groans, .. You were not able to comp..te with ;pro I
said it would be looked forward to with great 0%100 40,
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would, because the house to which he Was p•-
tuhreamblehoispdpzlaernettiohnad;
bstuicthit awabadprcoomldie,ls
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ile 0
sent, would speedily close, and he could ) 0 A
there.—(You never will make yours thereivoll.oft)
taken an objection against his honourable °ooo' rj
cause he was not a citizen ; but upon investle Tr in
curly
within w
the
eg oh: t over,hou hour;
and b
uhtedid whetherno not
it objectwas .7 to:p:0_6:J(
p..,:j
°dicer had made his honourable opponent a e OIL', 0
.kiit h is, (~
cern his path of duty better in his high it'd'; 'Oe -fly
could i,ot tell.—(Loud laughter and bitattl.' hanl i,
should retire from the contest in the same llv:„d h..,11 0
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tered the field, and retire with his honour "" t shAtly 1 0
unsullied. When he entered the field he WI °4SllO°/
" You will be sure to gain the day, ifile-busdpoolo/1 i
principles." He had not qualified them, and the _al '
He bade them a good natured farewell fer DWI,
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heartily wished his successful opponent evedred!
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battle was over, and election strife had e 0 fr/
continued applause.) (~. vita!td 0°
JOHN TRAVERS, Esq., on the part of Mr. "-:eiose•60010
thanks. The citisens of Londcn had deneAtttirea! it
cant honour. By five days' exertion they ha' opt' or
fabric of Civic Toryism, and it would be long lA/
have a day of resurrection. ed tb;lar
Several other Gentlemen briefly address
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which it was declared that the election lria..,' it,
the good citizens of London might retire "R"
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SPORTING INTELLL-

e bet* 4,
T 4 TTERSILk",
ndS, thea;oo/,15i.
The attendanee yesterday was thin, s7e. •`""snil
without producing any change of import3:li-ientg,,O, •
unties in force, Rockingham is again advaicee
several backeis at 16 to 1. The closing Pr.
01,0
DONCASTEK ST. "Ce,ie.y Al •
5 to 1 agst Duke of Clevelabtl's
6 to 1 agst Mr. Watt's Itelshazztrou
8 to 1 agst Mr. Walker's Alu's" ban) ,
84 to I agst Mr. Watts's Rocking
13 to 1 agst Mr. Forth's srlarpo,fte !dole ,
13 to 1 agst Colonel Crawford 's so".eur
15 to 1 agst Mr. Chifhey's CfflineuasKeni ,e/
16 to 1 agst Mr. Walker's An„%,enge ,11106"..e f
20 to 1 agst Mr. Rawlitison's cei t— le*
Back FA° het
to 1 agst Mr. Jostyri's one - ustder
2100 to 160 agst each of twentY,..in,..- t,"
lected were the above ten, Tutor, .."-;oreste"
Lot, Laurel's darn, Frankenstein, -•
Dancing M-ster.
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