The Sun.
London, England, 1819-08-13 00:00:00

[ANOTHER LETTER.]

" MiNCIIELS3;6II, AUG. 10.7-The town remains
quiet. How and .his party rve at Johnson's
house, at Smedley, still. Fitton (from Royton)
and Knight are with them; no doubt preparatory
to the Meeting at Leigh, to-morrow.
" In my letter of yesterday, 1 named a person
who was called Hull, as' being of the party at
Johnson!. I.have reason to believe it is Wordier,
not Hull ; but the person of tVooller not being
known, it is not certain ; to-morrow will clear
the matter up.
" The Magistrates at Bolton having beard of a
party training at.Cockey Moor, in the night be-
tween Sunday and Monday, went thete yesterdAy
morning very early with a detachment of

The Paris Papers of Tuesdav last, which were
dot this niornifilg, have not arrived.

Halifax Papers. arrived this morning to the 24th
July.
Hattirax, JULY 19'.--We are much concerned
to state, that orders were received by the. Grace
packet for the immediate discharge of.almwt
every person employed in his Majesty's Naval
Yard and Hospital here. These establishments are
no longer to be kept up. The ships of war on this
station are in future to receive at Bermuda what-
ever repairs. they may require. The
.1-Lrn,.Com.
ntissioner War/MOUSE, we understand, returns
to England in the Active,. expected from Quebec.

His 'Majesty's ship Hersey, from hence, arrived
at Quebec on the 30th June. His Excellency
the Earl and the Conntess of DALHOUSIE were to
leave that place on the sth inst: on a visit to the
Falls of Niagara.

BIiRMUDA, JUNa 30.—A Gentleman in. the
Brisk, from Jamaica, brings the following intel-
ligence :—On Friday, the 28:11, about 2 o'clock
in the morning, commenced a strong gale from
the N.E. and veered to the.S.W., which lasted six
or eight hours, end did considerithle dau-pgeito
vessels on the North side of the Wand:: the ship
Henry was stranded at Rio Bueno ; no lives lost ;
cargo anti rigging:will he saved. Dainage is done
to sundry vessels in Falmouth Hdrbour, to :the
amount of 2 or 30001. ; no vessel materially- in.
jured at Montego'llair; it did not rage with'much
violence on the South side.

The Morning Chronicle of this day leas Inserted a
very pretty little story from St.. Helena, of n
Naval Action at that .place, said to have been got
up for the amusement of Lady lowa, and intend-
ed also for the -amusement of its Own Readers ;
amusing it certainly would be but for one little
drawback, viz. that it is impossible, and conse-
quently 'not true—an inference which we are
sorry to be obliged to draw, because We do not
, -
wish to interrupt the enioyment of those who
can be gratified by such sports of the imagina-
tion. That our Readers may be able to estimate
the inventive powers of, The Morning Chronicle,
we have inserted among our Estracts from the
Morning Papers this delectable account of the tre-
mendous Naval Combat which afforded so much
amusement to-Lady LuwE, and excitedio much
alarm in Admiral PLAsartN ! ! !

There was a meeting of Reformers on' Wanes-
last at Leigh, about 12 'miles front Manchtster.
which W;t9 attended by about 1500 or 2000 per-
Cons. They were disappointed in their hope of
seeing HUNT, WOLSELEY. &C. But- the dis3p-

;Ad
po ntztrent Was in lotus degree compo-- 0
an Address from the Ladies !! ! be Ch3irl° r
and one of thi other Ringleaders had, buwe.le'il.
the misfortune to be taken into custodY fy of
Peace Officers; one of them foe the niisileeds
t chdrg
the day, and the other on an allteCedellto
The Mob appeared to take little interest of
fate of their Comrades, and upon a false aldrulbeic
the appearance of Soldiers gallantly (111i1Led L
is
Colours and their Ladies, and sought 3.lttelY
flight.
Pr .
A (J.c le in
We have been favoured with a long
The British Press of this day, in ansvver t°
0i„
observations yesterday, on the light manner to
which it viewed the efforts of the lieforiners' do
effect the downfal of the Constitution. "re
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not think it necessary to enter into a cot
with that Paper, as the subject is rather a Iva to
of fact than of argument. The British Presssi':,
" There are we believe some dozen, Or Pert's.'
twenty abandoned wretches in this ooh
u'
bankrupt in character and fortune, `ii°•ua
hope to retrieve their desperate e()o(l3lc'er
by some dreadful means which could etid3l'%;
nei:her." Is this the light in v,hich iii°l,6
view those who lead the productions °I c•lij
WooLsas, the SaF.awitis, the CoscetTl.3l%.
many other venomous Scribblers. who toe
cessa.ntly at work to delude the lOger
.1e
ders of the People, and whose pOisow""
trine have led so many from the paths"' l'ut'e"
industry ? Do'ihe infatuated folEo:Ttrs of t"
maligliaut miscrents, inducing).- thenisel'ett
$
amount to " a dozen or peit,p; :wentit•
the mull 2
titudes.wito listen to the tut tlet't °dile A
ellievous baysfls of the FIVNTS, the WitTsolch
other audacious travelling Orators, not n't,":
pit
" a dozen or perhaps twenty ?" Are We t"
.vith careless indifference • those who 113"
icf
trainitsg themselves to military ill
to be ready when the day of plunder, miserY'ruc'
and all the horrors of a Revolution shall ''frivi
to
Ate those- ferocious Banditti, who. attetiVec-
in or
murder a respectable Peace Oilierr the ret—ro.
ance of his duty, and who are ready to aPre''di.
nage over all who differ from them in political %,
mons, and who would sacrifice all who toe c°l 0f
spicuotis for rank and prapertv,to be estimated 1/..1h1
lightly? We are.amazed at the incredulity of
s Qu
British Press, when dangers alas threaten uei.vos
side, and when the infamous Leaders of gee
c
are not to be deterred by law from the lir°°ot
tiaraof their iniquitous machinations, but
all hazard detertnined to proceed to accoltel‘
the destru-ction of the Government. Butt 13:►
lie teen our Rulers are riot so inctedoloe-P4
hlhnl to the menaced perils, but exert 1110341%,
resolutely, and have made dire preparsti"ntiti
evert the storm and preserve the Vessel
vt
State.