The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-30 00:00:00

ISLA DII LEON.

Nov. 4,

ARSENAL OF CAREACA.

Nov. 3,

4?

PORT ST. NARY.

Nov. 6,

XE:tEZ.

Nov. 7,

ROTA.

Nov. 7,

SAN LUCARI

Nov. 2 to 4,

CHICLANA.

Nov. 4,

SE V ILLB.

Noy. 3,4, S, and 6, ....... 7

The communications b•st night by Lord SID•
MOUTH, in the House of Louis, !tad by Lord
CASTLEREAGH) iu the House of Commons, of the
leizislative measures deemed necessary for the sup-
port of the British Constitutionin Church and State,
must afford a solid satisfaction to the minds of all
wire and good men. The measures proposed are,
indeed, essential to the existence of Government,
and the preservation of the riglits and liberties of
the People, which otherwise might be wholly
buried in the gulphs of Anarchy. It has justly
been observed by our acute and iLtelligent COIN
reliondent TEN AN, that whatever is rendered ne-
cessary for the preservation of the Constitution
cannot be unconstitutional. Far otherwise—it
must be positively Constitutional, for the C0113Ii•
swion moat necessarily contain within itself
the principles essential to its own preservation.
The restrictions proposed to be laid on Tuzz "'Russ
can alarm none but bad men, who wish to sub-
slat by BLASPHEMY and TREASON; and can any
man who knows the blessings of RELIGION, GOOD
ORDER, and a PROTECTING GOVERNMENT, object
to such Restrictions, and not rather rejoice that Re-
ligion, Morality, and a propar respect for the best
Political System which any Nation ever enjoyed
should be secured from the assaults of open vio•
knee or artful circumvention ? No.—We have
now the hope that our Altars will not be profaned
by ATHEISM, nor oar hearths invaded by RE-
13ELLION, which, under the pretence of Reform,
has nothing less in view than a visionary equaliza-
tion of Property throughout the Empire, which
would inevitably be productive of universal ruin
and misery.—We should be sorry to find that
Lurch GUASY took so adverse a part against the
proposed measures last night, it his sliced' had
not drawn forth such irresistible arguments from
Lord Livetteoot. in defence of them, founded
upon the most
6101ALIdSa as cumpletely re- .

Fuzed all that the former Nobleman had said, MY!
must have satisfied any mind, not disturbed sou
warped by the zeal of Party.

We have received Quebec Gazettes from the sth
to the 21st of October, for the contents of wUteb
we have no room this day.

The Company's ships Windsor Castle and Ged
neral Kyd arrived at Madras the 12th June, after
a very favourable passage ; thry were expected t°
proceed on their vol age to China about the JO
August.—lt is reported that the Charles Grant
and Low►her Castle sailed from Bombay for China
ou the 9th July, and that the other Bombay and
China ships would follow the next spring.

THE THEATRE.—The part of Coridanes was
assumed last night at Covent-Garden Theatre,
by Mr. MACREADY. His performance was veer
creditable to his talents, and to those who did
not witness Mr. KEMBLE'S exhibition of the chat
,
racier, one of the most perfect achievements (7'
theatrical power, must have appeared U' great
advantage. Mr. MACREADY had every reason to
be satisfied with the general reception, but WC
doubt not that be has too much good sense 10
rely on the judgment of those Critics who stop
the au lience with " Bravo," and wave their hats
in
,testimony of admiration. Such admiration
must be imputed to juvenile ignorance and sillf
enthusiasm. EGERTON, at the end of the ploy'
came forward to announce the next performanceit
but he was insultingly obliged to retire by a cle
morons call for MactieAoy, who (Len discharged
the du y with modest dith.lence.

its
ROYAL COEOURG THEATRE --A new Ito.-
la,
dram was exhibited lost night at this Theatre'
tinder the title of Beauty and the Beast, or Tht
Magic Rose. 3 it is entitled to a much more favour;
able description than we have room to give, 3"/
we have only to say, that in magnificence 1
scenery, decorations, dresses, &c. &c. it Las sci`
dom been quilled.

DuRL.-A meeting took place yesterday WWI:
ing, on wormwood Setubhs, between a Coral°
F—k—y arid a Mr. J--y; when the latter vg°
dangerously wounded in the left side on the se'
cond fire. Mr. J— was removed to London, but
the ball has not been extracted.

•
COUNT ITTERBURG.—The heir of the c fett
GUSTAVUS, Ex King of Sweden, is now in 111
city, where we learn he is to reside for sever°.
months, with a view to tie furtherance of 1I
education. During his incognito his title is CoRI
ITTERISURO, under which appellation his arrive'
has been announced in the papers. He is ac:
companied by Baron POLIER. This illustriolw
stranger, our readers will be reminded, is Dephef
to the Emperor ALEXANDER of Russia. He
a young man of 19 or 20, and is of a manly Ow
modest address.—( Edinburgh CO4rant, Nov. 20
MR. KINLOCH OF KINLoCH.—We tinderstaullt
that in consequence of a charge of sedition 1)044
been preferred against GEORGa KlNLockt, 854:
of Kinloch, one of his Majesty's Justices of WI:
Peace for the county of Perth, and a precogcw
tion having taken place before the Sheriff of Far'
fat-shire, Mr. KINLUCH, hearing of the circa.;
stance, attended at Dundee on Monday last, ass
gave bail for his future appearance to answer ti'd
charge. This Gentleman, it will he lememberq
presided at the meeting of Radical Reformers bfah
at Dundee on Wednesday se' Anight
Courant, Nov. 27.)
THR ROYAL EDINBURGH VOLUNTEERS.---lif
LORD PRovosT received a letter from Lord St'
MOUTH on Thursday, containing the PRINCE 1111.:
GENT'S acceptance of the offer of service fray
the officers of the late First, or Royal EdinboN
Volunteers. The regiment is to consist of
rank and file.
DEATH BY FIGHTING,—A desperate toitt.r,
fook Elate on Sunday morning, in White Coloit'ite
fields, between two young men of respect able cf,
nexions, named CHAPMAN and BRoprucK,
the latter received a blow on the ear, which troj
urinated in his death. CHAPMAN and the sec°
of BRontucts. are in custody, till the decision ~ •
Coroner's Jury is known.
Mr. WILLIAM LAMBE was yesterday elect„..ej
Member for the County of Hertford, witbout.7o
position, in the room of the late represeotat'
Mr. BRAND, who iS now Lord DAUBS.
10'
The misunderstanding that lately existed
tweets this country and the French Post-office,1el
specting the postage of newspapers, is satisfaclor „
arranged. The English Papers are now sent
ris
usual to all parts of France ; the expence

is two francs each paper. -
Some Gentlemen of Edinburgh have takem tl('
celebrated calculating boy, BIDDER, under tliel
protection, and mean to give him a College edd;
cation. They also gave his father a sum of 109e1
to take home to his family. 0,161
Y re°
esterday evening a respite, during his I"ti
Highness the PRINCE RFGENT'S pleasure, 11'35 -00
Ce!Ved by the Keeper of Newgate, for\Vm. peter.).
and John Andrews, convicted of a highway r°,)e
hery, and who were to have suffered the sentell'
of the law this morning.—A further resPiteieo
le
been received, during the PRINCE REGENT'S Pl.-05
Sure, for William Fletcher, one of the Pers°,
who was to have suffered on Friday last,
but re
spited on the preceding day for one

BIRTHS.

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In Will-street, the Lady of Henry Brougham, Esti' 11`
a daughter. m•
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Ou riursday morning. last, the Itizbt Hon• coo.
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Brownlow, of a daughter, at Belton House, Lincoln

DIED. v.si, 0
Last Wednesday, of a rapid decline, whilst on 3 . ' 're'
Spark Brook Loifge, near Birmingham, in Ilea- ,ISLI Ye3'..,1, the
H
resa, the wife of Robert owse, of Hammersmith.id-
Is`treet,
County of .\liddlesex, Esq. fort:telly of New 1:"
London. • Pg'
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Yesterday morning., in the sick ward of Lan3`)e-sstho °it.-'
!loose, Lieutenant Henry Bowerman, late a tht
giutent.
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