The Sun.
London, England, 1819-08-24 00:00:00

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Of the 24d MREch, 9O f- 15r.
eid Sept. 1817, .
56 1. 45c.
92,1 March, IslB,

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\I ;ran.,icted business
I:q"ess Deis°Um
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e Duchess oe Bel rv, whose Reconcilement
ear at ham!, continues to enjoy the best health.
" Lod Comberrnere is arrived at Faris.

9itl Serf . 1218,
42d March, 1819, B2l. 50c.
"PRI*" . AUG. 8 —There is a talk of some

thlogys ill our Ministry.
11.1 here is a report also, of some important
ll:e'""res been concerted with regard to
te Se4:tet Associations, but the utmost secrecy is
ta4intnitied.
"1t
""%v understood, that ,the story of the
t"rneul of Dr. Jahn to Silvetherg, in
i
an invention, the object of circulating which
*as to Prevent the Bet Hook from proceed-
ing
t 0 Spandau. Jahn has obtained permission
go OW, Of his prison, and to prometvade the in-
te'l°r of the fortress, accompanied by a soldier.
b" MADRID, AUG. 10.—The Count Abisbal has
-err superseded in the command of the »tiny, by
General Dona Calderon,
Fx Calleja, Count de Calden,
ir
IceruY of Mexico in 1813, and who has acquir-
tbcri: great renuttvion. The former has been ap-
)"ed Captain-General of Andalusia, and Go-
eroue of Cadiz.
titre
Generals SAarsfield antiCruz-Mourgeon, who
titre enespknous in the late events at Cadiz, have
e I superseded.
4 fi.teal of the Council of NVar has been sent to
CAtlt2 10 examine the proceediegs respecting the
offir
,- I's arrested at the- camp of la Vietoire, at Port
4
Mary, which bad been suspended for some
te" ItAsTAnT, AUG. 15 —We learn that the con-
wre"ees at Calkbad lie,ve commenced. The Mi-
-I;"e's assemble a: the house of the Prince de
iette"ich• Thee are solely occupied %%bib the
ffAirs of fierm-to;•
Ni'l)arn, A G 9.—Since the return of the
i:ng Scedon, there is nothing telked of
" measeres of • conciliation. The Treaty re-
specting the cession. of Ale Flitridas may perhaps
t
rat although it is not concluded precistly
seirit 01 the instrnetions given by the
"le but it is better to suffer some lons 6311 to
see
the United States,sopport our lusutgents in
t
ar,ecat.
4, (24
tilts '4"Rtsl3, AuG. 9.—The numerous diploma-
a"erebled here do r.ot hold any sittings, pro-
Pert
y.
pr t's() Called, but they converse together in die
ptUmenades,
ulenades, aud before and after dinner."

e have on several occasions warned our
against the articles that appear in The
sile-"sMercuiy, which is ft favourite Journal with
ttfe Lndtm Opposition Prints, and we have
tl" "Pressed our satisfaction that its mistakes
tf h correcting hand in both The Leeds intelli-
17frer anti The Leeds Independent, which are only
av4ls ill their Zeal to inculcate good principles.—
.1; Proof that our caution against The Leeds
jetirY Wall not given without reason, we sub-
„;el
' 4
of Paragraph taken from The Leeds Intelligencer
YeSlerdav
4 •
that ") The .11ercurn,of Saturday, is a paragraph, insinuating,
kni,:" "'thy Chia Magistrate had been applied to for per-
{6l4 to suin'r the Cavalry to suppress a_ late Meeting ; and
tia„.e great precision, the reply which he made. W e
f,,,kr,44t!)ritY to state, that this account is totally void of
tldi'nt". no such application having been made ! The
i,,fer "Wed to be answered by its insertion, may be easily
laritvTl;
abut that Gentleman does not want to acquire popu-
"nit;a7 such misrepresentations; nor will the intended
*ha (rS1411"1 any t;enstire upon " some other Magistrates"
14'ir duty; and at whose expellee we know he will
be complimented."

j,t'We
have inserted in another part of our Paper,
is tier' which the fellow who stiles himself, or
a 1"4" by his associates, Doctor WATSON, bad
liiit'ss'Al to I.4;ird SID:UM/TH. We should have
u °light, as this" fellow seems to have bad a
hArtrieha escape from the gallows, that, if he 116"
.-Pretensions to the title of Doctor, he would,
!I" '"ch B escape, have relinquished politics,
.""1
44'4 endenvonred to support himself by the
14."f"gif"l if which he, at one time, is understood
(' have been in some degree a Member. But the
84.63eriptions, wrung froth the deluded M-
o. thise impudent Reformers, he- most
tl'°6lablY 6nds lo be a surer resource than a
attention to a more br editable and honest
p;slii'l"Yrnent. 'This same obtrusive Doctor and
11:ilsILEvenon, as'VC informed out Readers, forced
litleant elves last week upon the Home Department,
lit, 'l" pioftssed anxiety for the welfare of
Who, they pretended, bad, according to
el bet's, killed after he had beet, taken into
tile:lll,Y.----rt report, no dunbt, wholly confined to
tii,111:;‘" ioveution, for the purpose of raising
ves into nutice, or pethaps upon a pecu-
Y 1; eculativu that they 'might get a kcbe if

would turn Informers, which we have little
doubt that they would most readily do, if they
could thereby gain a more sure resource than the
penny subscriptions, which of course may be ez-
pected (9 end as soon as their followers shall
open thcir• eyes to ,the folly as, well as,the dan-
ger of supporting such worthless wretches as the
whole body of Radical Reformers. n is well
known that the EvANsEs contrived to get posses-
sion of the chief part of the money thus extorted
from credulous stupidity, and !hat SHERWIN
quarrelled with them because they would not
stiffer bin; to !laic a. share of the spoil. Such are
the Brawlers and Scribblers in the cause of Radical
Reform. But to the letter which this said, Donor
14'aTsoN has addressed to Lord SiDatot:TH, arida

copy of which, or another to the same purpose,
lie has addressed to the Loan 11A1'Olt ; iC is 01)•
VioUm that this is an attempt "to rake himself into
fluNT's post as Leader of the Gantr, now that the
other's ‘,4 occupation's gone," or is at least EMS-
Pendell, It does not appear that Lord SlDsiouTn
has' conde-cended to take any notice of the
fellow's obtrusive Epistle, bat probably treats it
with silent contempt, and we trust that the Loan
MAvoa will do the bailie. We should wonder that
WATSON and his Radical Ass'Ociate were suffered to
in,tude into the Home Depattm.er t with their pre-
tended rumor of HUNT'S death, if we did not
know the courtesy of that Office, and the promp•
titude which those who apply to it are sure to re-
ceive upon all occasions. Row strange most it
appear to ail other Countries, not even excepting
Republican Aumtrica, that such contenvible Mis-
creants, as time whole band of Ref.mmers shorild
be suffered to disturb the public peace, and at-
' temp: to sobvert the Government, and that the

should so long have been permitte3
to sleep over their daring and dangerous ex-
cesses. But Government is at length roused
into a vigorous defence of the Peace, 'atid
most heartily do we hope that signal punishment'
will he firmly i.flicted on those who deserve it,
that Rebel. 4, Traitors, and the whole horde of Ra•
dival Reformers, may he aired two a doe submis-
sion to the law, if it be• impossible to impress
them with any sense of loyalty, or any respect
for Government.—We cannot •conclude without.
expressing our indignation against the Opposition
Prints, u hich have poured forth the most • scur-
rilous abuse agAinst the MANCIIRsTEE MAGIS-
TRATES and the YEOMANRY CAVALRY, for having
secured the Ringleadets of a Gang, who bad as-
sembled a band of Ruffians from all (loaners, who
were obviously prepared for every species of
mischief, and who, if the measures adopted for
securing those Ringleaders, had not induced
the mob to disperse, would most probably
have dealt destruction , around, as soon as
the incendiary Orators had, sufficiently inflam-
ed their passions, and had then retired to
feast at their expellee, and to laugh at their cre-
dulity. The Magistrates and the Yeomanry
Cavalry have, however, received the ihanks of the
most respectable People of ihe County; those who
were best acquainted with the dangers, and could
bete appreciate their services. They may, there-
fore, treat with contempt the despicable attacks of
the Opposition Prints, which by such conduct may
fairly be suspected• of being in their principles
and in their wishes, not a jot better than the
Radical Reformers, with their Leaders, the fluars,
the WOOLERS, the GALE JONESES, the NVATSONS,
the EVANSES, the. SHERWINS, the THISTLEWOODS,
and all the motley gang of desperat.- Ruffians,
who seem anxious to overturn the -present
House of Commons, in order to •form a new one,
after-tile-principles of Universal Snffrage, Annual
Parliaments, and Election by Ballot, which would
destroy every vestige of our good Old, Constitu-
tion, add 'reduce us to a state of hopeless anarchy
or democratical despotism.
We since- find, as we supposed, that Doctor
WATSONS Letter to Viiconot SIDMOUTH has been
treated with. the coutemptOous disregard that
such obtrusive impudence deserved.

The following is the only article worthy of no-
tice in our l'ort letters 61 this slay :
The East India Company's ship Waterloo,
outward-hound, was in lat. 3. '3O, South, long.
17. West, on the 31st• March; all well."

The Light llorse Volunteers hate received di-
rections from Lord Sinmot.mt to assemble at their
head-gflat terb to-morrow, at two o'clock, P. M.
The Meeting announced to-morrow at Smith-
field, it is apprehended by the , Borough Ma-
g ktrates, will be attempted to be held in the open
space on the Surrey side of Waterloo-bridge,
where there are large collections ot stones, bricks,
&c. to' forward the improvemet.ts carrying on
there ; and accordingly Mr. RoFEY, the high
Constable, and his forces, have orders to take
command of sacks spot and its neighbourhood
to-morrow.

A keen contest is now carryine on for the re-
presentation of Ilie county of Kinross beiwten
Captain CHARLES ADAM, II: N. and' Colunet
GRAHAM.

A yohrig man, in the Liberties of Limerick,
died suddenly, a few days since, from thinking
sour utilk whilst in a state of perspiration.