The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-25 00:00:00

men.

Orders have been received at B.kfimore for a
strong company of United States soldiers now in
that city to proceed to Amelia Island, where we
believe there is a heavy train of battering cannon
and plenty of ammunition. Ail these preparatory
measures have one tendency."

The East Podia Company': ship Marquess Cam-
den arrived at Bombay on the 28th, and the
Essex on the 29th of May. The Company's ship
Waterloo arrived at Calcutta °IT the 16th June.

We have heartily to congratulate the people nt
large on the assembling of Parlia►nent, ►as the di.
vision in the House of Commons last night mani-
fests the general sentiments of the Re•prvaeotative
Body so strongly in favour of those Ministers
who have, by their wisdom, energy, and persever-
ance, rescued Europe from oppression, and who,
we trust, will not be less resolute and persevering
in securing the country from the attempts of do-
mestic traitors to involve the empire in misery
and ruin.
The numbers on the division, last night, were-391 to 150
Majority in favour of Ministers 231

The Papers laid before Parliament on Tuesday
night, from which we have taken extracts this
day, contain such incontrovertible proo':s of the
traitorons intentions of the persons who instigat-
ed the Meeting at Manchester on the memorable
16,h of A!►nnet, that the determined obsrinael
and wilttil blindness on the part of Opposition,
must lessen them in the opinion of those who have
hitherto adhered to them. These Papers fully

vindicate the conduct of the Afa4istrates, 31'd
prove that they took no steps without due cauti°i''
and most satisfactory evidence, and any other 01"
doct than that which they adopted must have ex;
nosed the property and perhaps the lives of all
who differed in opinion with them in that neiglP.
bourhood. We find that the Radicals were armed'
and animated with the most savage spirit, and is
is demonstrated that the military never attempted
to annoy them, but were at last driven, in Self'
„defence, to disperse the rabble, who assailed than
tones, brick-hats, and other dangerons
mis-
After this abundant proof, not only of the
evil intentions, but of the hostile fury of the mob,
is it possible that OPPOSITION can expose itself to
universal contempt, by persevering attempts
to take the investigation out of the ordinary chat]-
. nets of Law, in order to subject it to a Parliainental
inquiry ? Surely, if any partiality, siolivion of
law, and disregard of justice, should appear ill
the legal proceedings, which it is in some degree
criminal to conceive would be the case, it then
would be time enough to resort to Parliainea•
The renewed Debate of last night fully just:ficti
us in repeating, that on this important occasion,
argument and proof are wholly un the side of 3:11'
nisters, and that Opposition display nothing by/
shallow pertinacity, and the blindness of Panty ze3l*
But is this a time for Party squabbles when the
very existence of the MoNaucnv is at stake, ana
when all who are really attached to THE POLITIOI'
CONSTITUTION of the Country, should unite to
its defence ? The (Old) Times, the most nt( cavil
Paper in the kingdom, yesterday contained brit
a single Advettitement, and-that of only six lines'
and in small type, "yet it found room for a vile
attack upon Government. Such a sacrifice of
interest, in a Paper so notoriously selfish, must
have some solid reason at the bottom. But grant
ing that there were_such a change of Ministe
as that infamous Paper requires, can it suppos6
that their successors would place any confidence
in a Journal which has apostatized over and 05er
again, and that is as much stigmatised Of
treachery to those who condescended to trust it'

a.s tor a mean temporizing spirit that acts uP°ll
no principle b►tt the most sordid self-interest.

RADICAL MRETING.—The despicable wretcllesf
with Doctor WATSON as the Chairman, Avho as°
sernbled yesterday in Smithfield, would merit na
notice but contempt or ridicule, if it were noLf°l;
the estimate which that miserable Democrat lici/*
forth to the mob of the number of those who ate
aiming at the subversion of the Government, 20it
the partition of property throughout the kingdoall
He said that the number of Radical Reformers itj
England, Scotland, and Wales, amounted t°
2,997,873, and of that number, those traillea
to the use of arms, were 597,563. Granting 'l°c
this is an exaggerated statement, surely it mii4bf
he expected to alarm all men of propertY, °
whivever political opinions, and induce theme'''.
dially to. unite for the protection of themsel'e4
and their, countly.—The wretched Doctor also
exhibited, deplorable to them, but satisfael,
to all good men, statement of the it.);;
condition of the finances of the Leaders, "11/le.
would not enable bins to hire a waggon for ilia
Orators, or a coach for himself. He made a I°..
0,
mentahla appeal to the mob, to contribute ti)
Radical Treasury, pennies, and even ha/fpella,
the purpose, no doubt, of affording mere
sistenee to himself and his gang, and to el)°,
them to hold' out in their endeavours to get P°l;
session of tfieiNational Treasury, anti to divi:
among themselves the whole property of t/o
kingdom ! !!

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Se
NCR REGENT'S COURT.-Yesterday
g
two o'clock his Royal Highness held a Cot° ,°,l
Carlton•house. loyal Highness being seedce
on his Throne, received the Address of the flot's
of Lords. • The REGEtvr afterwards gave rival(
audiences to the Lord Clhincellor, the 11tike,,,,1
1:N:lootrose, the Ektil of Liverpool, Ant I the

13,01)!1rE.t. -
TIIV DUKE OF YORE'S COUNCIL. The 0111‘,:
of Yoßt: held a Council, yesterday at Larilbed
Palace, which was attended by the Atchbisborbe
Canrethury and all the other Members °I Id
Council. Sir Henry Halford, Doctors Baillle°,llB
Willis attended, and were extimi„,d before
Council.

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The \Terms, ALLISON, from New York, err{ ja
here on Thqrsdity, after performing qtrarantifieatiC
\Vhitebooth Roads. [fry-ads of twenty °t
m4led cotintrymen, who emigrated ft, Arz,i,ernic'lle,
the expeetalion of bettering their enntlll!°,--'„aa
duced by the gross expg,,e,.„ i„,-, ~t CoßßElpia ket
others, have returned in this ressel.---(11/411'
Not). 22) t die
Yestviday a Court of Directors wls be";I: 10'
East India House, when Capt. W. ithi""--,Ai141111
of the shit, Thomas Colitis, took lea
they 0014
Court previons to departing for 13°11'..3-)new
China. The following ships were th°s2l-141"ele114
t.
viz.—Doisetshire and Winchelsea, fl'r
and China.
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