The Sun.
London, England, 1819-10-02 00:00:00

koa Tuk suN.

Mit. Enrroa-4hough every nigh Who has the
smallest regard fur his Country or its Constito-
lion, must, in Common with your very able, Cor-
respondent, POPLICOLAj laMent the frequent re-
currence of. yntir truly honourable and patriotic
Advertisement, it may•seem'strange; at a
,crisis sa
momentous., that .none. have been found to close
readily titl► the offer it ejf tends, and More espe-
cially that the Government, equally bound to
supprt your Paper by the ties of interest and
gratitude, should, at a moment when ios patron.;
age is so eminently called for, withhold it front so
valuable andfirm a friend. %Viten I consider the !Mi-
nistry suffering (if I may so say) the almost geome-
trical progression of infidelity and disaffection in a
Country once so eminently distinguished by the
opposite vii toes, and taking no steps of preven-
tion, especially those of supporting and patronis-
ing their most faithfid patrons and supporters, I
can scarcely believe that these are the Liberators of
Nations, the Tramplers of Tyranny, the admira-
tion of•the world ! Gratitude, Sir, as I . before
said, urges in your favour the strongest claims ;
4ut what must we think of the men who refuse
to support- one of the Pillars of the very System
which raised them to their present dazzling emi-
nence, and which still supports them on its pin-
nacle ? Let them reflect that their situation is
not the less perilous for being the more exalted ;
and, above all, that it is not their safety alone,
but the safety of that Nation whose Stewards they
are—whose best and most disinterested Servants
they have been, that millions require at their
hands. Numbers of individuals there are, who, like
myself, would cheerfully undertake the participa.
tion of your generous and noble task,' did not
other avocations and local circumstances exclude
them front this satisfactory employ. But how any
Public Body, much less one designating itself by
his honoured name at whose bidding " Tits
SUN" rose on this benighted Country, can suffer
that luminary to be darkened; not by any ordi-
nary night, but by the powers themselves of the
shades, may well be a subject of astonishment to
every thoughtful and well-affected mind. I shall
conclude this letter with some very beautiful lines
from the first Georgic, part of which you have
bad the good taste to adopt as the Motto for your
Paper., . Neglect of 'l'ue SUN may draw the same
consequences on us as it did on ancient Rome—

Solent quis dicere falsum •
Audeat ? ille etiam ca.cos in..tare tunwlttis
Srepe monet, fraurlem?,re et operla tumesccre
111 e etiam extinct° miseratus Cesare Komam,
Dum caput obscuro nitidum ferruginetexit,
Impiaque mternam tiumerunt scecula noctem

Your consent Reader,

SPURINA.

** The Proprietor of TUE &my feels much
indelyed to this liberal and Patriotic:Correspon-
dent; but 'pinks it proper to observelhat he mainly
looked for the support of some PufirAc-SPIRITED
Body of Men, who would dei ive their chief re-

ward from the satisfaction of ditioSing right prin-
ciples, and of promoting the true honour and in-
terest of the Empire. It is really discreditable to
the NATIONAL CHAZACTIIII tilat no such Body LIR%
yet come forward, considering the present awful
crisis of public aff.irs.—The Motto to Tor SUN
was suggested by the Illustrious Founcicr of the
Paper.

OXFORD, OCT. I.=The R3v. C. N. Michell, of
Lit,gattock Pouse, near Monmouth, has bren ap-
pointed, by the Righ( Rev. the Lord Bishop of
Landatf, Rural-Dean for the lower division of the
Abergavenuy Deanery. •
PREACHeIt.-Mr. Jones, of. Exeter College,
the Latin Sermon.

Private Letters received yesterday from New
York, Boston, and other Cities in the United
States, give alarming accounts of the prowess
of the Vv.!low Fever, 10 or 12 dying daily in dif-
ferent towns; at Newport, in one house, all the
inhabitants, six in number, died, and the house
'vyas flint nri.

Yesterday, at eleven o'clock, the Duke of YORK
left tuwn fur Windsor.

Yesterday Baron 8ut...0w, Charge d'Affaires of
his Majesty the King of Pausatn, jointly with
Mr. N. .111.. ROTHSCHILD, and accompanied by
Mr. BONNET, Notary .Public, cancelled and de-
posited in the Bank of England', the amount of
seventy-seven thousand five, hundred poundi.ster-
ling, in special bonds of the Prussian Loan, nego-
ciated by, Mr.•N. M. ROTHSCHILD,, in London,
be:ng the other half of the snot fixed for the re-
demption of Bonds in the first year, and also the
saving of the inlet est on the 75,000/. redeemed
on the Ist of April last. .
Mr. RAI, late of Drury-lane Theatre, bas taken
the East London Theatre, and is about to open it
with a select company of Performers immediately.
Mr. Oxar..ituY, it is said, will have a share in the
management.

Mr. PEARIKAN, of the English Opera-house, has
entered into an engagewent with Mr. ELLISTON,
to perform at Drury-laue Theatre during the en•
string season.

A ,
EARLY FECUNDITY.--Ilt chicken, nateuen only
in the latter end of April last, belonging to
Messrs. B. and T. Bedford, ale-brewers of
Mit oham, was on Sunday last discovered in 8
remote part of their exrensive brewery, with a
a brood of vnniig ones, eight in number, all fol-
lowing her, and likely to do well.