The Sun.
London, England, 1819-06-15 00:00:00

THE TIMES NEWSPAPER.

The advantages derived from the public colt"
munication of Parliamentary Debates arc of 5"11
national importance, that the utmost cantina
should be used in reporting them in the most Pat°
and impartial manner. The hurry, however, 13
which a Morning Newspaper is prepared, after
long debate, and the difficulty wi(h which the
exact words of a Speaker must often he coilectel
at a distance, render it porr to consider with
lenity, the mistakes which, under such circum-
stances, may sometimes occur. With respect
to the error into which The Times has fallen;
as our Readers will find by our Report °I
last night's Debate, we cannot be induced to
consider it as the result of studied malir
pity, because the Person so guilty would tare
been aware that the consequences might be of a
very serious nature. Greater indulgence ought to
be made for a Morning Paper than could be Jolla
to those that arc termed Evening, because, will)
respect to the latter, there is time for retlectiort
and comparison. Feeling the importance of Pa"
liaraeritary Reports, and the necessity for the O.
most correctness in detailing them, yet, COo'
sidering the haste and anxiety with which
they must be prepared for publication, ‘cc
deem it proper to give the following apologi
as it appears in The Times of this day
With respect, however, to the ground of the
Honourable Member's complaint, we are disposed
to think that the attention of the Reporter too
perhaps been disturbed, and that on enquiry he
might have been ignorantly misint-otrned or wiltP.
touly misled, by way of what is termed fun; for
we cannot believe that any man, with the cart'
city of reporting, could intentionally have been
guilty of so gross a misrepresentation, and ouls
so contrary to the liberal character and well'
known humanity of the Honourable Speaker, a°
well as inconsistent with common policy and
natural regard to the opinions of mankind.
" The error which appeared in our account of Mr. Hod.
speech on bringing up the Report of the Committee en
Finance Resolutions, was last night made the subject of
grave charge in the House of Commons by the Right Ho"'
Gentleman who is aggrieved. We have already said, that
wherever our report differed from what was actually spoken'
it differed through mistake, and that we are sorry fur tb.
mistake. We can now do no inure than repeat our previogi
asset tion. It was a mistake : we can prove it as dearly as I
fact can be proved ; and we are sorry for the mistake ;
sorry only on account of the trouble to whieb it has subjected
us, but because, being studious of giving faithful represents
tions of all that passes in Parliament, and encountering large
expences for that purpose, we still find that we are not tir
cure from error. We are sorry, also, if we have gi,e°
pain to any man by an incorrect statement; and shottl4
have put it right with earnestness, even if no
mentary complaint had been made, and therefore n 4
from the fear of penal visitation, but from the lore of truth'
We wished to convey as much as this yesterday : we know Ot
how we can say more to-day, and cannot conceive what rug°
is or was expet-ted. But all imputations of personal bostiliqv
of malignity, of intentional misrepresentation, we repel Wit
abhorrence. We are actuated by no such motives as these=
we neither feel nor know them. We wait, of course, with
anxiety for the issue of this day's inquiry, but with perfect
confidence in our innocence, and the faithful assurance of
our heart and conscience, that we shall not suffer in thal
public estimation of which it is our just boast that we el'
take so largely."

REJOICINGS Ia WALES.—The Heir of the 0'
cient House of CAER-RHYN, J. DAVIES GRIFFITIII
Esq., completed his one-and-twentieth year lair
week, when the family mansion was throwill
open, and both Rich and Poor were entertained
in the true style of Ancient British hospitality.
beautiful cutter was launched on the first day 01
the river Conwy, amidst the acclamations Cl'
thousands, and nothing but joy and delight per'
varied the happy valley. Tile only drawback O
the occasion was the absence of Mr. D. G., wbg
is with his reginitnt, the Enniskillen Dragoons,
in Scotland :

Gymru, clod odiacth, o dcg emedigaeth
Y gwr a'i fagwriath, a'i driniacth a dry,
A Ithwydd—deb a LTw•vddiant, ddaw fytb yn ddifethiaat
A Ffynniaut a Nwyniant am hyny."

G. CARROLL LAS the honour of calling the a"
.tention ot the Public to the State Lottery whict'
will be ALL drawn on the 24th instant. Arnon6,
other claims to attention, it possesses the novel
circumstance of being the smallest Lottery tI,3C
ever contained Two Prizes of 30,000/.—ln diet
last Contract, CARROLL sold a larger amount 0`
Capitals than any other Office-keeper, ar»ongsC
which was No. 706, a Prize of 20,000 Gaincas'
No. 19, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford-street.

BIRTH.
On the ISth ofJune, the Lady of Sir Frederick 8aker,13314.
of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On Sunday, at St. James's Church, the Chevalier RtrPir'/'
ttureon-ftentist to the Prince Regent, to Miss Martha Ath.o
Hughes, of W'cyinuuth.

DIED.
On the Sth inst. at his sea-, Castle Mary, in the County °f
Cork, Colonel Longlield, who fur many years was one °i
the Members for Cork.
Last week, at her huire in Mlntazu-street, Mary-le-I)o9°i
Mrs. slier, lonff known as the Conductress of the Cl"ed
School for Female Education in his Metropolis, durb'b
her former re.sidence in Bloomsbury-square.

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