The Sun.
London, England, 1817-11-12 00:00:00

public partake of oiir disgust, when they see the
cause of TRAITORS daily palliated in that Paper,
as it those traitors were indeed what they may.
fairly be deemed, the victims of the principles con-
stantly inculcated by. that Paper. But what must
he said of it when, to promote its objects, it be-
trays what must be considered as private corre-
spondence. It yesterday quoted the following ex-
tract from a letter. orMr. LOCKITT to Mr.WRAGG :
" BRANDRETII denounces in very violent terms the
conduct of OLIVER, and calls him his murderer."
Mr. LOCKITT was the Solicitor for the prosecu-
tion, and Mr. WRAGG one of the Agents for the
prisoners, as stated in The Morning Chronicle.
Now, not to dwell on the very extraordiziary cir-
cumstance, if the statement of The Chronicle al-
together be true, of the Solicitor for the prosecution
writing such a letter to the Agent of the prisoners,
and furnishing the latter witlf,a topic for their
defence, it is impossible to suppose that Mr.
LOCKITT could have wished that the contents of
such a letter should he communicated to the
public through the medium of a daily print, and
that, too, an Opposition Print, or that Mr.Wß,soo
should have assented to such a promulgation..
There must consequently have been some trea7
chery in the business, and we conceive that both
of these .gent lemen are required to call upon The
Chronicle for an explanation. As to The Chronicle,
it seems to have brought itself into the predica-
ment mentioned by the Poet, and

g, Will print whate'er you write, whate'er you say,
" And if it 'lies not, must at least betray."

Srl 1 P N lOVS.

Poarsmourn, Nov-. 11.—Arrived the William,
PATTON, from Quebec; Sicily, CUPPER, from
Cadiz ; and the London transport from the Isle of
France, from whence she sailed on the 2Gth July :
ahe left there the Woodford, Cornwall, William
Pitt, Eliza, and Potter, from England. The
Lord Wellington and Woodbridge had sailed
from thence for Calcutta ; also the Merc,:ry and
Thetis. The Earl Morley anti Lady Borringdon
were at the Isle of France. The London left,
the Cape the 26th August, St. Helena the 21st
September, and Ascension' the 27th Sept. The
brig Garland, from London, bad arrived at the
Cape the 24th August : she left there the Duke
of Wellington—at Symon's Bay she left the John
and London transports, •with four or five others
(names unknown), hound to Ceylon ; at St. He-
lena left the brig Sisters, bound to England ; at
Ascension left the Frederick South Seaman, for
England. The London sailed in company with
the Ocean and Alexander transports, and parted
on the Bth Oct. in lat. 4. 48. long. 22.: on the
:acne day spoke the Grey Rosen, from Gotten-
burgh for Rio Janeiro. The Benson, BEATSON,
from Bengal for Liverpool, had put into the Isle
of France to repair the damages she had sustain-
ed. About 60 miles from St. Helena, the Lon-
don (the Ocean and Alexander in company) felt
a very severe shock, supposed to have been .an.
earthquake.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 9.—Arrived the Grace packet
►vith mails from New York and Halifax, in* 17
days from the latter. Put hack the Mary, AN-
DREW, and Dove, HAYES. The Wellington packet
arrived at Halifax the 22d October.

DEAL, Nov. 11.--Arrived, and sailed for the
River, the Frederick, ALLEN, front the South
Seas ; and Braganza, MASTERMAN, from Oporto,
in seven days. Came down from the River the
Waterloo, Knapton, and Augustus Caesar, for Ja-
maica, and Richard and Sibella for Barbadoes.—
The Augustus Caesar has upset the pawls of her
windlass, slipped her chain cable, and gone for
Ramsgate Harbour.
POOLE, Nov. 10.—Arrived the Perseverance
from Halifax, in 21 days ; she brings an account
that the Forth frigate had been on shore at the
entrance of Halifax, and had received consider-
able damage.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. 10.—Arrived the Gode Hope,
VINK, from Rotterdam for Lisbon, in Hine days,
with loss of sails, leaky, and must unload ; also
the American brig Cannon, DELANO, from Ha-
vannah for Cowes, in 44 days, and has suffered
much damage in her sails.

HULL, Nov. 10 —The Jonge Antje en Dirk,
SCHAAF, from Hull to Rotterdam, was lost off
Calantsoof ; crew saved.

On Thursday se'nnight, in a heavy gale at
S.W. by IV. the galliot Betsey, Coox, of London,
in ballast, struck heavily when going over the
Herd Sand at Shields, beat into the wheel, and
finally upon the Muscle Scalp. Two light brigs
were likewise driven on shore near Tynetnouth
Barracks. Next morning the ships were got off
the rocks and scalp, at Tynemouth.

The follow* is an extract of a letter from
Gibraltar, dated 20th tilt.:—An Algerine squa-
d! on, consisting of a polacre, corvette, three brigs,
and two schooners, is at sea ; part of them at
Tangiers, and . the rest between this place and
Malaga.