The Sun.
London, England, 1835-01-07 00:00:00

Pint, and took an active part in the proceedings ;
bin we have not learned whether the grants required
Were confirmed.

MINA continues at Pampeluna, confined to his
apartments by ill health. The war is carried on by
his Generals, but no decisive advantage has yet been
gained.

ARDOUIN, the new Spanish Loan contractor,
has left Madrid, and is on his way to London. We
are anxious to know what reception he will meet with,
on his first appearance on 'Change. We are much
mistaken if England has not had an abundance of
Spanish bonds, and a surfeit of such security as Spain
give; when she plights the national good faith of he
alustrious,councillors—the Cortex.

iord STANLEY has published an address to the
Electors of the Northern Division of Lanc:,shire, with
which the Morning Post is not ai all satisfied. Our
contemporary cannot unrlerstand why Lord STANLEY
should "refuse io join an Administration with the
avowed principles of which he so entirely concurs."
The reason, we think, is sufficiently obvious.
Lord STANLEY has no faith in the avowal of
~the principles, for he says expressly " I declined
to join that (the Administration) which is now formed,
because I had no public grounds for confidence that
they would boldly and' strenuously act upon those
principles of Reform which I believe to be essential
to the national welfare." Now this language is
113 plain as it is important to the Tories.
The public have not so soon forgotten with what
Pertibacity it was asserted by certain journals, and by
our contemporary among the rest, that Lord STANLEY
refined to join the new Administration, solely on pri-
vate and personal considerations. -What will they say
now, when his Lordship ha,;), publicly declared that his
reason • for rejecting 4,he offer of the Tory government
was, " that he had no faith in their professions !" We
think they will find it rather difficult to reconcile his
lordship's present statement with their own former re-
presentation of his sentiments. But that representa-
tion served the purpose of momentary delusion.' At a
Inoment when the Tory leaders were almost despair
ing of being able to concoct a Cabinet, it
was of importance to make the public believe
that Lord STANLEY was' with them in heart, if not in
hand. They will find, however, that honesty is the
.best Policy in this as in other matters. The Electors
will
now go to the poll with the inspiring assurance that
the heir of the Noble House of Derby shares with
them an unconquerable distrust of the Tory Adminis-
tration.

DOWN WITH THE TORIES!

Tune--" Green Grow the Rashes, 0 !"
Down with the Tories, 0 !
Down with the Tories, 0 1
At FREEDOM'S call, rouse, BRITONS all,
And "down with the TORIES, 0 1"
Chorus--Down with the Tories, 0 / &c.
O'er cot and throne had FREEDOM shone,
Full many an age, in glory, 0 1
Till, in sad hour, to blast her power,
Uprose the fiend—the TORY, 0 1
Chorus—Down with the Tories, 0 &c.
Now wrong succeeds—and England bleeds,—
And dark and sad's the story, 0 1
To work our woe came many a foe--
"But none was like the TORY, orl
Chorus--Down with the Tories, 0 I &c.
'Twas gloom or storm,*—at length REFORM
Burst forth in brighter glory, 01
•
With radiant smile SIIE still'd the Isle—
And all was—ANTI-TORY, 0
Chorus—Down with the Tories, 0! &c.
But, oh !it past—too bright to last—
And clouds roll, black and gory, now;
Where justice iway'd--and love obey'd_
All, all, alas ! is__Toay now
Chorus--Down with the Tories, 0! &c.
And shall this be ? Will BRITONS see
Their Laws—their Rights,—their Glories 0 1
The weal they'd wrought—the good they sought—
All blasted by the TORIES 0 ?
Chorus—Down with the Tories 0 !
NO---BY OUR RIGIIT—BY FREEDOM'S MIGHT--
By ENGLAND'S WEAL—AND GLORIES 0 I
By EARTH—SEA—AIR—AND HEAVEN, WE SWEAR
DESTRUCTION TO THE TORIES 0
Chorus—Down with the Tories 0 !
•
Till Morning fair came forth,
" Who, with her radiant finger, still'd the roar
" Of thunder, ehas'd the clouds, and laid the winds
"And grisly spectres, which the Fiend had rais'd."
Paradise Regained, B. IV.

AN ON THE ORANGE- EPIGRAM
PEEL CONSERV-A-TORY.

As Oranges are getting ripe,
Softer grows the Peel ;
Then, take all a silver knife
Or, sharper still, a steel, &c. &c.

BRIGHTON, JAN. 6.

he Duke of Cumberland had an audience of the King yesterday
afternoon at the Palace. His Royal Highness took leave of their
left
Maj
for St. James's. His Royal Highness was attended by Lord
A. Fitzclarence.
Their Majesties took a carriage airing together yesterday, to near
Shoreham, and back to the Palace. In the course of the afternoon
Ina Majesty was again in public, accompanied by the Landgravine
'of Hesse Homburg.
The Turkish Ambassador, Sir R. Gordon, and Colonel :Jones,
Were the invited guests to the Palace yesterday.
The
vrince Georges
of Ca Augmbridge usta took her usual airing yesterday, as did
.
Their Majesties are in the enjoyment of excellent health and spirits.
SNIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—(THIS DAY.)

-LJ• (FR OM LLOYD'S.)
EAL, JAN. 6.—Wind E. S.E.—No arrivals.
P;(LIKOUTIT, JAN. s.—Wind N.E. to E. strong and squally.—
io.d the Maria, Garrott, from St. Michael's.
414.4.ARGATE, JAN. 6.—About 400 muskets, several pouches and
40,„?'„and several pieces of wreck have been landed here, supposed
DAhe Jane Ingram, lost on the Long Sand.
RTMOUTH, JAN. 6.—Arrived the Pallas, Tapper, from Gijon.
fir,„!/q.kNex JAN. s.—Arrived off port the Lavinia, Rosewell,
viiiaAcomisa, JAN. s.—Arrived the Swift, Webber, from
44• e1.:40131., Jan. 6.—Arrived the Peri, Vivian, from St.
lllli-
`oltis_ V. Sceptre, Hawes, from Trieste; Reaper, Boyd, and Tic-
• DaB'''vatis, from Seville ; and Paul Pry, Codram, from Oporto.
JA N 4.—Arrived the Mary Ann, Fishwick, from St.
Oporto-7'5 I; Royal Oak, P. hipoe, and Wm. Gray, Gray, from
A
daIe,"XtrAVEN, JAN. 4.—Arrived the Wm. Duvall, Dug-
toto;inlPrince Edward's Island ; Charlotte, Beach, from Mira-
GibilZith loss of deck load ; and the Plymouth, Abbott, from
the 7vy •
leaksTorFF., JAN. s.—The John and Amelia, Pine, ran upon
kui wi,,e°,l Ridge last night, but was assisted off with little damage,
covu proceed.
fro,_ ;),sTANTINoPLE, DEC. 9.—Very bad weather has prevailed
north 2d to the 6th inst. occasionally, with high winds from the