The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-29 00:00:00

(No. 5.)

" Arington, 15th April, IBIS.
" The Marque's of :Buckingham returns Mr.
Nelson his Letter. With Mr. Nelson's opinions
he has nothing to da,•and the Marquess of Buck-
is not rest}' olisible to I►lr. Nelson for 1:k
The:,igarquess of Buckingham only
tLif.l;s it neecssar to repeat, that Mr. Neilson, to
iting thai.l.lie,*.„3l. treated the Cot puration of
Boa i.q,-;nam7vvikk; gross illiberality,' stated an
imtroth, rAid he" is nappy in knowing that the
(~Qfp;,,fiAtiou agreei whit him iu opinion. As i:

'is not Lord Buckingham's intention to carry on
any correspondence further with Mr. Nelson, he
thinks it right to inforo hint, that any future let-
' tors which Mr. Nelson may send hint %yin be re-
' turned, under a blank cover, to him by the post."
***The above Letter ends the Correspond-
' once betwixt the High Steward of the Corpora-
tion and the Bailiff of Buckingham.
At a subsequent Quarter Sessions for the 80.
rough and Parish, held on the Nth of April, when
the Bailiff and the other Members of the Corpo-
ration, with the Recorder, were all present, atter
the basinesi of the Sessions was over, a Letter
was read, which was received by one of the Mem-
bers, front the High Steward, stating that he was
convinced that they would all agree that the
Bailiff had been guilty of gross behaviour towards
him, in writing him such abusive Letters, and
that it highly demanded their censure, and if they
were of that opittion,thev would sign a vote to that
effect,on a form which he bad sent for that purpose.
After a good deal of discussion amongst them-
selves, respecting the propriety or impropriety of
the Bailiff's conduct, and which was the most re-
spectable and ostensible character of the two in
their public situations, the vote was signed by
only one of the Aldermen.
On the Recorder seeing that the vote of cen-
sure was signed by only one, and not likely to be
signed by any other, he observed to the Members
present, " What am I to say to my Lord, why n
see him at the County Sessions in a day or two."
One of the Aldermen replied, " Tell him, that if
he treats us in the respectful way be ought to
do, that we will be friends with him, and do
all in our power to serve him—this is, in my opi-
nion, (observed the Alderman) a sufficient ac-
knowledgement for the,Bailiff and the rest of us."
In consequence of the representation matte by
the Recorder to the High Steward, the following
Letter was written in answer

" Stowe, April 26, 1819.

"MY DRAR Sta,—Your very obliging Letter of
the 20th inst. reached me during the Quarter
Sessions, and consequently I have not had the op-
' portunity of answering it before. It is highly
gratifying and satisfactory to me to have an offi-
cial communication made to me through you, that
thq letter addressed to me by the Bailiff on the
.51.1 i inst. is unanimously disapproved of by all the
Alambers of the Corporation of Buckingham.
" Anxiously wishing to perpetuate the harmony
between that Corporation and my family, it is
most gratifying to me to feel, and to be officially
informed, that it is the unanimous wish of the
Burgesses of Buckingham to join their exertions
with mine in attaining that object. —My feelings
of attachment towards them are grounded in lone
friendship and intercourse with them, and I am
confident that nothing can ever shake that union
which subsists between us. Endeavours like that
which has called forth the disapprobation of the
Corporation, may be made by misrepresentation,
mischief, and falsehood. But lam perfectly con-
vinced, that, like this attempt, they will all prove
abortive. I will request you, my dear Sir, to
communicate this Letter through the Bailiff to the
Corporation, and to believe the truth, with which
I am always,

" Your's very sincerely.
" CHANDOS BUCKINGHAM,
" To ?Ir. Recorder, &c. &c. &c. High Stsward.
" Buckingitaw."

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Niest.
TgrATnn ROYAL, lIAYMARhET.—The Green Alan: Mr
Green, Mr 'Ferny; Bertha, Miss E. Blanchard. After
which, Wet Weather. To which was added, The Travel-
lers Benighted.
THEATRE RHEAL,ENTGLI3H OPERA-HousE.--One,Two,Three,
Four, Five, by Advertisement. After which, The Hypo-
crite: Dr. Cantwell, Mr. Dowton; Charlotte, Miss Kelly.
To witch was added, Matrimony.

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