The Sun.
London, England, 1819-03-04 00:00:00

,-01 Prerogative
, ate tint dispOttil to lessen the tine
a2"°rity of the Crown, The fully of the
1-adiNrclettites in defaming the Whigti and revilPg
• the
of M. Pox, at length roused a body
against theni,. Who effectually defeated their. pre-
tensions, Mt% HoSHOLISK yesterday ()eclat ed,
that " he had known from the first what he had
toexpect from the course whiCh he had taken."
•y f SO, Why then did he disturb the peace of the
ket ropolis, and why did he day after day predict
Lis final triumph surely this contradiction cap-
tat be defended', ankhis perseverance in- what
he himself deemed a hopeless cause, still less ad-
mits of justification. He
,added, that he should
retire into the ranks of priYate life from which
' they (the Electors) had called him." How could
h" be called by the Electors when lie %vas wholly
Ihtaownto them, or only known by a %yolk whieli
is calculated to excite the indignation of, all loyal
16h,jects and all rational Men 1 Sir FRANCIS
11URDETT, however, threatened the Electors
‘11.1.11- au
.assurance that he would bring his
uPil forward again upona future occasion,
but We may venture to Sty 'that neither Master
ever aspire at the, Representa-.
'441 for AVestrninster any More, and we hear
congratulate the City on the triumph of its
Rr)od sense anri.loyalty. The riots committed by
tilt
(4rganiZed rabble of-Burdettites yesterday, and
Injuries th'ey inflicted 'on the Offices of
44e A:honing 'Chronicle and The Courier, as
ll
as on the House where Mr. LAMB'S Com-
-424" Was. held, is a practical illustration of
wai "Oa exveted tram the dvcoloes of
4"ltiu/ Partinments and Universal Suffrage. We
l!ave the final State of the Poll in a Second Edition
to:::lltleat.tdilib
O Niv Which we repeat this day for the in-
our Readers. e must apologize for
1)e "'delivery 'of our Paper yesterday to our
ilders in the several towns within the circuit
bit the Threepenny Post, as our Messenger, tin-
going, through Covent-Garden, was
itr'ck down by a band of Ruffians, trom whom
it t
th difficulty escaped. Happily they did
know what Newspapers lie had to deliver,
t.'"ise it is Probable that fie would have auf-
f4l-'‘" severely. Our Office and that of The
ii7ing Post -were not attacked by the infuriated
the e' 4hd We find that they were indebted for
exe~lt clan to 'the kind'officee of those mern-
,us ()Pane Part) who:have same regard
,to corn-
sense, moderation, and liberality.
StiAtli the tumults are now over, we have given in
tte" place a copious account of the Pro-
of yesterday, extracted from the London
for the gratification of cur Country

rr ITRACT OF A LETTER Fr..om MANCITESTER.
14,1 1-)4ceiye in the Report of Lord'StomoyTtrs,,
at Ine Ittrquess of LANSDOWN a's speeches, on the
tr:ate °f the Prisons, they are represented to have
4 44 quoting trom Mr. Gt NEY, that comp:iv-
() l`tagotv and Manchester, the former hadtoo,
te'tl'ird of returned convicts, and the latter place
reo : whereas Mr. GURNEY, in his book,
11:erses this, making Glasgow to have two-
io 1:18' slid Manchester one-third ; perhaps it is
.1111'Y the error of the Reporter. But Mr. Goa-
t" is himself,. I believe, extremely incorrect ;
,14): lie ""ert!or of the New Bailey asserts that
Proportion of recommiitals on all cases, in
-
'-g all Sorts of petty misdemeanours, as will
'8
felt,llieS. will not average more than one sixth.
cannot Conceive how Mr. GURNEY, who was
pit More than three quarters of an hour in the
Could have pretended to make such a detail,
lhe has done, in respect of the New Bailey.Bailey.il lf
W"k respecting other places he equally
tec. •
`, It cannot be very greatly relied Ork.".

iii:l;be D -
uke of CLARENCE has recovered from a
. l
.e " indisposition ; but it is said his debar-
for„
tXI, E%Atgland is not so near it hand as was
reeted.
bit •
ections have been given to make prepara-
s for the reception of the Duke of Gloucester.
--IPepted
knyal Lliglinebs'rn is, theretote, daily
e s return

Bir GEORGE COCKBURN (lOeS DOt retire from
le Admiralty. The appointment of Sir GEORGE
v K takes
,
place in the room of the Marquess
baIvORCESTER,, a Lieutenant, of the Army, on
l'Pay--( Times.)
it* 'V'estertlay, at Westminster Abbey, in the came ti,,r4,:le where •the remains of her husband were
.tiv°Sited, Poets' Corner,was interred, rs. -411131111180 N, relict of M
the celebrated Mr. HEN•
surd,
the Coniedi,ith The corpse was tenl"ved
leaterdav morning, at eleven o'clock, from the
tie
late residence, in t'Y•synare, in a heaWarren-street, Fitz-
rs
illottrniug coaches followed by a number of
tel , wh e,
ich contained the deceased's
atives and friends several private carriages
closed the cavalcade ; the last seas Sir Giulia);
aIOORE's, the brother of the deceased.
Mrs JortNsow, the Lady who met with the ac-
b cident on Friday last, in St. James's-squat e, by
being overturned in her gig, and who was taken
to the Wwerl.,o Hotel
str to the late Mr. , 6errnan-streer, dangh-
ate, that her PktricavaL. We are happy to
medical attendants
have pro'
uouricedhtr out of
r