The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-22 00:00:00

:out 'Noe in this town os Mona..y last. Bat
few persons assembled, and the Orators were all
of the low and vulgar class. Among others there
was the Reverend JOSEPH HARRISON. The Mayor
on application refused to call a pul)lic Meeting.
The specehes and proceedings were similar to
those which had taken place at Leeds, Stockport,
and other places, and therefore had not novelty
enough to deserve the notice of our Readers.

We have• again to draw the attention of the
Public to an Address presented by the GRAND
JURY at MANCHESTER, which does honour to the
Town. It is characterized by loyalty, good sense,
and benevolence, and holds birth a truly laudable
example to every Town and City throughout the
'United Ichigdom.

MR. HUNT.—The patriotic character of this
Reformer has been recently shaken by a suspicion
among some of the leading Revolutionists, who ac-
tually insinuate that he is .Spy of Goviinment,
for that otherwise he would not escape the no-
tice of the L'Aw with such complete impunity. The
charge is, no doubt,, founded wholly upon the
jealousy of those who are not such
.glib Orators,
and who envy his white hat and his horse ! ! !

MISS MACAULF,Y.—This Lady last night, at the
Great Room King's Theatre, closed her LITE.-
RAITY 81111 MUsICAL REGALE°, which afforded a
high gratification to a very ninnerous audience.
She finally, addressed the company, testifying her
,gratitude for the support which she had received,
and intimating tjiat she should employ the sum-
mer in preparing novelties for a winter entertain-
ment. We hope, however, that an Actress so
excellent in comic and tragic powers will, in the
interim, be secured, if Managers have any judg...
ment, for one of the Winter-Theatres.

Yesterday, at lialf•past one o'clock, Viscount
CArri.FREAGH arrived in town to attend a Cabinet
Chuncil at the Foreign Office, summoned by the
Noble Viscount to meet at two ; it was attended
by the Lord Chancellor, Rills of Harrowby,
IVestmorland, Liverpool, Bathurst,
and Illttl-
grave, Viscohnt Sidmouth, Mr. Vansittart, Mr.
Canning, Mr. Robinson, &c. The Cabinet
broke up soon after four.
Yesterday the Earl of WESTMORLAND had' an
audience of the PRINCE ItEGE-NT, at Carlton-
house.

The Duke of YORK visited the REGENT yes-
(el day,

Tue.(lay Prince LeoroLn (lined with the Duke
and Duchess of KENT, at IC!asington Palace.

Yesterday Prince LEOPOLD bad a numerous
party to dinner at Marlborough-house.
'Yesterday a Court' of Direptors was held at
the East India House., when J. GOLDSBOROUGH
RAVENSHAW, EN. took the usual oaths and his
seat as a Director, in the room of S. DAVIS, Esq.
deceased.

General HoitE, Who beat MaGaßoon, is an
Irishman, said to be a uativr,,f lVeximd, and an
United Irisht►►an in the year 1798.
The Hon. Colonel FITZGIBBON, M. P. has ap-
pointed the Right Hon. Lord CLAntNA to he Cap-
tain in his regiment, (the County Limerick Royal
M►litia,) vice BLAKE dcecated.

The body of a man was picked up floating in
Milford Haven on Friday morning lost, Which
turned out to be that of Mr. James Eddie, la:e
gunner of the Fisgard frigate, lann-Ched a few
days since frorn.Pembroke yard, and- now lying
off there rigging under • jury masts. It apnears
the deceased had gone to his cabin,:(and it is
supposed to bed, as he was found with only his
shirt on), about ten o'clock on Thursday. night ,
apparently in very .good health and.spirits,,and as
it is j.,dgekniust have had occasion to co.wup9P
deck,
awl through a fit, or some unknown acci-
dent, was the cause of his mtlancholy death.--A
Ci)lnquest was held upon the body. Ver...
diet--'e
ct.....0n s
''Foltlid drowned, supposed accidentally.

Dalton, an old and active officer of the Lambittli-
e police,hadyesterday a , charge pr eferred
againstrehim of a serious nature,, by a person who
s tt
said be lived at No. 58, Sun-street. The case
was investigated before Mr. Alderman WaiTti-
MAN, at St. Sepulchre's vestry-rooni. The com-
plainant stated, that Dalton rode in among the
crowd. in Stnithfield, and upon.the people not being
able to retreat sufficiently fast from the advances of
his horse, he took from his pocket a loaded pistol,
and pointing it at witness, threatened to blow his
brains out. The gentleman in question escaped
from the manaces of the ruffian, and applied at
St. Sepulchre's-church for the assistance of he
police ; he then heard he had been taken into cus-
tody. On the other hand it was deposed that
Dalton, being on account of his zeal and activity
well known among the thieves, who were very nu-
merous at yesterday's meeting, was grossly insulted
by them ; several of them calling out —" There
goes bloody Dalton," while others pushed against
biS horse ; that Dalton jumped off his horse in
pursuit of some of them,- and being highly irri-
tated, drew his pistol from his pocket. Nobody,
irowever, but the complainant saw the pistol
pointed. The real fact seemed to be, that
Dalton had most Imprudently. been drinking,
and under the joint excitement of liquor
and auger was hastily aware what be was
doing. Mr. Alderman WAITIIMAti held him' to
bail, at the same time regretting that the defend-
ant's folly on this one occasion compelled bins to
an act of severity against a matt of so good a ge-
neral character ; but the most serions•consepences
might have arisen from his imprudence. If he
had fired-his pistol, intoxicated as he was, gelieral
riot and bloodshed .might have ensued. —(Times )
Yesterday, during the time flout was be,ng
dragged by his rabble along Wych-street, a ni,:o
of the name of Fletcher, of Diory-Court, (a con-
stable) was robbed of his silver watch : many
other persons were eased in the same way.
This morning, bet weer four and five o'clock,
an alarming fire broke out at the house of Mr.
BENNETT, near the eight-mile stone, Waltham-
stow, which entirely consumcal the same, besides
damaging the adjoining houses. On the arrival
of eugines from town, further mischief was pre-
vented; no lives lust.