The Sun.
London, England, 1817-12-25 00:00:00

THE LATE PRINCESS CHAROTTE OF WALES.

MR. EDITOR,-If the sainted Spirit of our be-
loved Princess could look down from Heaven, it
would 'wish that the British People, who so con•
spicuonsly have testified their loyal and fond at.
tachment to her memory, should not be fount
wanting in veneVation for the birth and death o
that Saviour of the World, whose " humble ant

unworthy servant " the Princess ever acknow-
ledged herself to be, and whom she always win.
shipped as her Lord and her Redeemer. She
would doubtless exhort those crowds of suppliants
who fhrouged every place of public worship 014 the
city appointed for her own interment,—she
would
exhort them to attend with greater punctuality
their respective churches on the solemn Sabbaths
of their God ; and pat ticularly not to neglect the
nssembling of thrtuselves together on Christmas
Day, `Good Friday, and Easter Day, even if their
pressing avocations might perhaps ptevent- a few
from celebrating with regularity the other Fasts
and Festivals of the Church. She would be the
first to censure that most culpable inconsistency
Alf conduct (of which we shall be guilty), if, after
having thronged every place of divine, worship on
the day appointed for her burial, we neglect the
service of the Church on those clays which are
more peculiarly appropriated to the honour of
Jesus Christ, or which arc intended to commemo-
rate his holy Apostles and Evangelists, the Saints
and Martyrs of the Christian Church. The spirit
:....ths_hdairtvroti Prinno•o /ff an;rit t 2TP 21..

" Dublin Castle, Nov. 21, 1811.

" Srn,—l beg leave to return, through yon, my acknow-
ledgments for the honour which has been conferred upon me,
by the Nobility, Gentlernet4 Clergy, and Freeholders of the
County of Galway.

" I shall give the best proof of the value which I place
upon their appirobation, by making every effort in ray power
to retain it.

" It is particularly gratifying to me to receive from them
an assurance, that they contemplate, With satisfaction, toy
continuance in tl.e office of Chief Secretary.
" 1 know bow large' and 'how respectable a portion of the
Population of the County of Galway consists of that Class of
My Fellow-Subjects, who haVe preferred chinos to the Lag's.;
lature, which I have felt it an imperative, yet a painful duff,
•to resist. lam sine they do me Litt justice to believe,that the
opinions which I Mini with respect to posse claims, are the
result of serious deiiheriti-u, and honest conviction ; and if I
had acted against that conviction, and insincerely supported
what I have conscientiously opposed, I have too high an opi-
nion of those who have.now borne a liberal-and honourable
testimony to my general conduct, to believe that there is one
of them in whose estirn•lion I Should not have been lowered.
—I have the honour to he, Sir, •
" Your very obedient, and faithful Servant,
" ROBERT PEEL. •
" To Thomas Wade, Esq. 'High Sheriff •
of the County of Galway." •

BRIGHTON; Dxc. 2.l—Yesterday . and to-d_ay
the REGENT exercised in the Riding School, and.
alter% ds his Royal Highness promengded'tlie
pleas grounds of the Palace fur nearly two
hour ch day.
CLOVER.—gy the interpositiiin of Mr.
Hai,mAN, the Solicitor, Mrs GLOVRR'S maid was
vermitted to return to the afflicted mother with
her daughter. A more respectable character than
this Actrtss, and one, mitre justly esteemed, can-
not be found among the theatrichl currifnunity.
The whole business, we understand, is likely to
come before the public., .

CADIZ, Dec. I.—The expedition preparing In
tl.is port, ar►d which is destined for our South
American Colonies, is ;pitch larger than was at
first mentioned, and numerous toseign ships have
been purchased, which are to form a part of it.
The itussiiinsoadi.oll is every moutent expected,
and will escort them. The number of troops
that are to embark is. double that previously fixe►f
upon, and severrd battalions front the frontiers
will be employed in this service. A vessel has
reached 'Otis place 'from Lin►a, and two others
front the .1.1-avattoth. The fiist has brought no
news of Importance from Peru, hut the others
convey intelligence that the corps of Mina, sur-
rotimW by the'Royalists, had been almost entire-
ly destroyed:, so that scarcely 5Q men escaped.
tVe are uncertain whether be himself taken,
but we are 'sure be was wounded in the action.
It is with tench satisfaction we have to state,
that his Grace the Doke of NORTHUMBERLAND
been pleased to piesent the stun of 601, to the
Officers of the Parisi► of St.• Clement Danes, for
the purpose of being distributed among such of the
poor of that parish as do not receive parochial aid.
,Yesterday being Christmas. Eve, .Viscountess
•CttxMoaxa continued to distribute, at her house
in Stanhope-street, to 30 It ish chairmen past their
labour, the animal bounty hereto ore given upon
that• day by her late .Lotd ; consisting irr meat,
bread, coals, and money. 1-ler Ladyship like-,
►vise continues her annual Christmas charities at
Chelsea.

The Loan MAYOR has v,iren directions that he
prisoners in the several ptisons in London, shall
receive each 1 lb. of one pint of porter, and
half three-penoy lotif; for their Christrmts din-
ner.—their ninnber amounts to ahiust 900 !
PUBLIC-11oUsB GAMBLING. Yesterday the
Landlord of the Adam and Eve. in York street,
Westminster, WHS cd at Queel!-Square, in
the penalty of 40s. for permitting the offence of
ganthlin in 'his ntiblic•lniuse.

TILE DIST? ASES 'AND C
Abortive nod stillborn 700
Abscess
Aged 1 873
Ague
Apoplexy and sudilculy 402.
Asthma
' Bedridden
Bile
,Bleeding 45
Boriterkand;Rupture
Cancer.
Chicken Pox
Colds
Coheir, Gripes, &c
Consumption 4 2OO
ConvOlsions - 1;24?
Cough& (looping Cough 645
Cow Pox • • • I
Cramp
Croup
Diabetes.
Dropsy
Epilepsy
Evil ..
Fevers of all hinds ...
Fistula' •
Flux
French Pox
Gont
Gravel,Stooe,Strauguary 2.1
Grief
H eadmoldshot,H.rshoe-
bead, add Water in
the [lead
Impostbome
Inflammation .. • 1,002
Jaundice • • 75
Jaw locked ...
Livergrown
Lomb:4T° .
Lonatick 944
Measles
Mortification :104
Pajpitat ion of the lleart '4
Palsy• 162

.... 109
\3
718

Whereof
Under two years of age 6,698
80w42n ta•o and five 2,019
Five and ten
Ten and twenty 706
Twenty and thirty
Thirty and forty
Forty and fifi)
Decreased in the B

UALTIES THIS YEAR.

Pleurisy
• Purp;es

Quinsy

Rash
Riley niatis-n
Scroplitt la
Scurvy
Satan fox
Sure Throat
Sores and Ulcers 11
Spa!oils
St. Anthony's Fire ...
Stoppage in the Stomach 94
St. Vitus's Dance
Stricture
Swelling 1
Teeth
Thrush
Tntnour 3
Water in the Chest
Wdrlns

Broken Limbs
Bruised
Burnt
CboaliCd 2
Drowned
Excessive Drinking
Executed
Found Dead
Fractured
ighteel 9
Killed by Fetlls, and sc-

veral othei• ACcidunte
Killed themselves— .
Murdered
Scalded .
Shot -
Starred ... •
Straugled
Suffocated

Total

have (lied,
Fifty and sixty
Sixty and seventy 1,c1.;
'Seventy and eighty
Eightiland ninety
Ninety. and a hundred 156
A hundred . 7
A hundred and five
arials this year, 848.