The Sun.
London, England, 1821-02-21 00:00:00

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In the Court of Chancery yesterday, the Loud)
CHANCELLOR ordeod the case of Queen's Col-
lege to staMd till Thursday se'nnight, intimating
that he would on that day dispose of it.

riutlE SUN.

SOLB:11 OVIS:DICI!-;11E FALSUM AUDE.IT,

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1821.

We have nothing more to say on the subject '
of Naples, and it will be just and candid in all
parties to suspend their opinions till farther and
authentic intelligence is received respecting the
conduct of Austria in her future proceedings.
Though the Allied Powers concur in the mea-
sures which Austria has adopted, yet the world
at large have a right to more knowledge on the
subject than those Allies have hitherto thought
proper to impart, and it ought to be a strong
ground of necessity, indeed, which will justify one
State in taking possession of another. But the
Opposition in this Country have obviously
adopted the subject as a party question, merely
to vent their spleen against Ministers, in order to
bring disgrace on Government, and to raise them-
selves into place and power. They declaim upon
the distress of the Country as brought upon it by
a war which, however burthensome may be its
consequences, was a just: • and necessary war,
and which overthrew a despotism that menaced
the overthrow of all independent States, and
the reduction of Europe under the dominion of
France. It is time, therefore, that Great Britain
should be permitted to recover itself, and turn
to domestic relief and improvement ; but the
spirit of Party will not let it, and whatever may
be the motives of Opposition, their arguments,
or rather their declamatory effusions, have no
other tendency than to prolong the agitation
of subjects which unsettle• the minds of the
people, to interrupt the business of the Nation,
to excite intestine divisions, and to plunge us
into all the evils of a continental war.

SUN-OFFICE, HALF-PAST Two.

COUIIT OF KING'S BENCIL—The Jury, after
retiring for two hours, pronounced a verdict of
Guilty against Mr. J. HUNT, the Proprietor of
The Examiner, Sunday Newspaper, for publish-
ing a Libel of and concerning the House of
Commons.

BANDITTL-One of the numerous hordes of
Ruffians which infest the mountains between Rome
and Naples, has actually made an attack on
the Town of Terracina ; and succeeded in
surprizing the College for the education of
youths in that city. The Superior, an Ecclesias-
tic, was slain, and f►fteen boys carried off by
the banditti, who from their fastnesses have sent
to demand a sum, amounting to nearly nine
thousand pounds, sterling, for their release, and
report-- afterwards asserted, that these mon-
sters had sent two heads to accelerate the termi-
nation of the negociation.

SHOCKING AND FATAL EvEsrs.lN- Man
Several families, moving in the first-circles ifs high
life, have just been thrown into a state of the nt-
most affliction, by the horrible depravity of a
young man, the nephew of a Peer of the first
consequence, who, in remorse of conscHice for
acts the Most shocking, has terminated his .own
existence, by blowing ont his brains. The de-
ceased was on a visit in the family of a Noble-
man ; and, while an inmate, he (horrible to re-
lats) seduced two of the daughters of his host,
who both proved pregnant. Unable to .bear,' the
stings of conscience,' he terminated his existence
with a pistol. Letters, containing the distressing
particulars arrived in town on • Monday last, in
consequence of which the intended Assembly, at
a certain great house, loss been ,postponed, and
the inmates are plunged into unutterable grief.—
The seduced Ladies are -both under age. One
of them, it is said, attempted to destroy herself
with Poison, when the shocking discovery took
place.—(Morning Post.)

BRIGHTON, FEU. 9.—The KIN T., in excellent
health, has taken his salutary garden promenade
to-day, and the Princess AuausTA, attended by
Lady MARY TAyLoa, her usual carriage airing
befo:e dinner.

SOCIttY for. BUILDING CIIURCIIItg, &c.

On Monday last a Monthly Meeting of the
Committee of the Society for promoting the
largement and building of ChurCheS-and-Ghapols,
was held at No 32, Lincoln's inn:fields. It watt
attended by .his Grace the Archbishop of C:1-;
TERBU IC (who presided), the Lord BiAoit of
London, Lord, Kenyon, the Hon. Mr, Justie
Park, and many other distinguished persons
Several grants of 001. and under were made to.;
wards promoting the important ohject of the
Society.

The Society has now been formed three yours;
and although it has only been in active operation
for two nears and a hair, it has been the means of
providing additional accommodation in parish
churches for no less thau forty-four thonFand
hundred and twenty persons, of which number
thirty-two thousand seven hundred and sixty ara-
free and unappropriated.

Another important and beneficial -effect of the
operations of this Society is, thatit has as akened
the attention of the public to the lamentable de-
ficiency of church room in every part Orthe
dom; to which may perhaps be attributed in a great
degree, that impiety and disloyalty which -intva
widely diffused their poison among -certain Cla4ses
of society. Nor could-any other effect he expecteci,
'when the great bulk .of our population has so long
been 'excluded from the exercises of a rational
piety, and a soand instruction in the doctrines anal
duties of Christiiinity within the. palo of our ve-
nerable Establishment.

We hope, therefore, to see the Society con
thine its efforts; for though Nro do riot dispa-
rage any of the exertions of the other Societies Ict
-
Comiexioit 'with the Church, for, promoting a
sound and Useful education, the circulation of
the -.Holy Scriptures., or any other methotil
connected with the temporal and spiritual
welfare of the people ; we may ferariess;y
assert, that the system, of beueficent opera-
tions must be laCnentably deficient, until means
shall have been made applicable to -remedy th 4,
great want of pastoral superintendence-,' and of
places set apart for the public worship of A'_
mighty God, according to the rites of the Churcit
of England.