The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-26 00:00:00

NING.

There is a silly attempt in The Morning Chronia
cle this day to throw ridicule upon Laird CAsrif
REAGH'S speech, which it compares to " a Vule
of Dine-pin;," observing that " one argot:oo
knocks his neighbour down," because in blic
place his Lordship said that the conduct of Mir
niters had secured the confidence of the Public'
and, in another, that the Manchester Magistralej
have not fared the better for any opinion
ters expressed in their favour. And why shodl;
the Manchester Magistrates have fated better 1%
such opinions? Because Ministers have left tijl
conduct of the Magistrates to the investigatiob
el°
the proper Tribunals, and have thereby increei
public confidence in themselves. Such is Ole°
deduction, and not the illogical inference of f."4'
tious malevolence.

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The East India Company's ships Charles Gls
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and Lowther Castle, arrived at Bntnbay on I
28th, and the Inglis on the 29th May last.

THE PRINCE REGENT'S COURT.
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Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT held a Cour. e
Carlton-house for the impose of receivit/
Address of the University of Oxford. The rtieo
bers assembled at the house of Mr. ItivingOs
the bookseller in Waterloo-place, and at 3 o'clac,o
proceeded in grand procession, preceded by
yeomen bedells and two squire bedells, headed 0
Lord Grenville in his Lull and splendid robes,
Chancellor ; and by Thomas Lee, D.D. !'char
of Trinity College, the Vice-Chance'd
carrying the Address. The Delegates apP°i°'
for the occasion consisted of—
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The Proctors, Dr. ',orison, of Oriel College; Sir 1--)ys
pher Pegge, of Oriel College ; the Rev. Dr. John Kidd, NI
of Christ-church ; Dr. Macbride, LL.D., Principal of 14sg,
dalen-hall ; the Rev. George Gleed, M.A., Fellow 411
John's College; the Rev. John Clarke, M. A., rellll
St. John's College ; Mr. W. Jackson, Pro Proctor of cz-
College; Win. Phillips, M. A., of Trinity Con ib
ep IY;ps'
Lee, President of Trinity College; Charles Henry 'app'
Very Rev. the Dean of Christchurch; the Rev. Dv. 5' Op
plestone, Provost of Oriel College; the Rev. P. 173,100
D.D., Warden of Merton College; the Rev. Dr. W poi'
senior Proctor of Queen's College ; the Rev. Nathanie/

son, jun., Proctor of St. John's-College. vfe
In addition to the Delegates, there vver,7

sent the following Members of the Mayer-sit% „
Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of York and Clarep- 0,
Prince Leopold, the Bishop of Landaff, the Bishop of l'a°so(o
Earl Delawar, the Dean of Westminster, Sir John sfl(e- tb,
(the Recorder of London), Earl of yar mouth, Mr. Virilb'orsl
Marquess of Buckingham, Mr. Peel, Sir W. Scott, gr'll,s-00°
and Mr. Fane (the Members for the County), )4(' f tlo
Wright (the Member for the City), the Chancellor •
Exchequer, the Earl of Guildford, Lord Kenyon, Lord bl7lO.
zourh, Baron Hardenbrooke, besides a numerous a'
'roll
of young Noblemen and other Members of the Vpive-
amounting to about two hundred and twenty.
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Soon after the arrival of. the Learned —°„d
one of the State-rootns, they were c0nd0,7,-ber:
the Lord Chamberlain and the Gentlerneo Kal
to the Grand Council-Room, where hi'
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Highness the Prince Regent was seared .011
throne, surrounded by his Cabinet Nlinistersoo,
the Great Officers of State, and the baud d
tletnen Pensioners surrounding the tbriTe'Voie
forming an avenue for the Members of tleligref.
versity to approach the Regent, when th&oe, —n e jOP
was ably and distinctly read by Lord
Chancellor, and an appropriate reply
recant
the Regent, who received the Members Ott
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university most graciously. opi6
The Prince Regent afterwards held ar 111
of the Order of the Garter, at which, °M,e
previous ceremony of 'knighthood, the Pdli to 6,
Northumberland was admitted, and electe
the stall vacant by the death of the Doke
mood.

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Yciterday, at one o'clock, the Doke (3'1,0'4',
again held a Council at Lambeth Palace, of
was attended by the Archbishop of CatlißlOgi
the Bishop of LONDON, the Duke of ;‘1°a
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the Marquess of CAMDEN, and the Earl c"
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CHILSEA. at, e l'sq.
CORBETT —Some Radicals of Lanca.--il too/
presented a Congratulatory Address to liiiis i) too/
gate demagogue on his arrival. TheY (.'aelolars?
over with disgusting panegyric, and eu ditioin
him to persist in his career of falsehood, se •
Wedges iliflii
and blasphemy.
ARREST OF DOCTOR WAT50N........00 itid e•s;
immediately atter the Radical Meeting 'd for
persed, Watson, their leader, wits "r,_resrt: be °1
debt of 801. contracted at a Tavern whet 1
co
tertained his associates, Iris Mosit II
Mr. VIOTTI, so well known for der, 'lllil'
or „olio
powers, which were of the very firgt
, the v oil
been recently appointed Master °` be Ci di
Opera at' Paris. This appointmenttrios 64,8)),°:
sidered as a proof that all the icito,Pni't'lefrolvoit:;;-:;;;I'i
the political .principles of that
private chitrac,er is highly ell, eeoeid;lolo9c.
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COURT OF RING'S BENCH, Nov. 26.

- RING against PARKINS, WAITHMAN, AND

This morning the CHIEF JUSTICE sat as early as
Ulne o'clock, and disposed of several undefended
eISeS ; be left the Conrt, when Mr. Justice Hot,
Ilnyb went through the Comraon Paper. On the
nurt sitting, and some motions having been dis-
posed of, the SOLICITOR-GENERAL moved, that
the Rule obtained in the KING against PARKINS,
*AITHMAN, and others, should be made ab-
%elute. Mr. DENMAN said he appeared
,for Mr.
Alderman. \VAITHMAN and two others ; hut
11.0111 the necessary researches to be made,
had been found impossible to prepare affi-
tlevits in time to answer this Rule ; and although
his clients were most anxious to proceed in the
4", be felt it incumbent on him to require that
the Rule should be enlarged for a short time. Mr.
110 LT appeared for Mr• Sheriff PARKINS, and
'equiesced in the desire of Mr. DENMAN. The
CHIEF JUSTICE inquired what time would be
Ilfficient. Mr. DENMAI thought that Monday
Light answer. The CHIEF JUSTICE Said, it was
10 near the end of the Terns,and the case was so
likely
to occupy considerable time, that if the in-
dleiduals were not ready, the Rule had better be
*Merged till next Term. Mr. HUNT said, he was
i)etteetly ready. The CHIEF JUSTICE said, "
bare say you are. Mr. HUNT, but it appears the
"there are not." The SOLICITOR-GENERAL bad
0n objection to enlarging the Rule, provided it
included the whole of the defendants. After some
desultory conversation respecting HuNT'S affidii-
its it was ordered that the Rule should be en-
larged till next Term.