The Sun.
London, England, 1810-05-16 00:00:00

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force assembled at. Salaniatica for the invasion of
Portugal:
When the last accoums came from Cadiz nothing
new had occurred. •

The manly spirit of loyalty, and of a iealous at-
tachment to the Constitution, which has been shewn
'❑ the City of London, has, as we hoped, and in-
deed ventured to predi&, operated forcibly in other
Places, and will, we trust, draw forth similar sen-
timents throughout the United Kingdom. The Li-
verpool Address, which appeared in our Paper of
Yesterday, breathes a true British spirit, and the
Freeholders, Merchants, and other Inhalitants of
.North Shields and its vicinity, have avowed the same
loyal feelings, and patriotic principleS. The Decla.

ration from the City of London, was originally sub.

scribed by so many persons of considerable property
,44(.1 unimpeachable chara&er, that it must have
given almost adeath-tlow to the pretended reformers.
It has stripped them of that respeaable charaacr
Which they assumed : they can no longer style.
themselves " the Livery of London," becauce 2500
of tlfat Livery (a number much greater than was as-
-sembled at, the Cowman-Hall, even admittidig they
were all Freemen) have disavowed their proceedings
and disclaimed their prittcipies. Another measure,
*e understand, is in contemplation, which will re-
Move all doubs, it any could exist, as to the sense of
:the Metropolis respe6ting the. conduit and princi.
Pies of the Modern Reformers. Many most re-
iPeEtable inhabitants of London are not Liver) men•
tt is therefore intended, we understand, to call a
ttleeting of the Merthants, Bankers, Traders, &c.
'at the Royal Exchange, in order that they ma;✓ have
44 opportunity of speaking their sentiments, alnd of
A)ntributing to rescue the City of London twin the
disgrace which has been brought upon it by tht ma-
tkeuvres of a desperate faction.

By a Gentleman who has just arrived from. Par;,
\‘'e learn, that the latest rumour i❑ that city was,
that IiuONAt'ARTE., finding the war in Spain t;o te-
'tons, and indeed hopeless, had icsolved to ;adopt
EfiIDINAND VII. to unite him in marriage wits t one
Of the BUONAPARTE family, and to let him ha 4 e the
the Crown of Spain. If there be any truth iii this
't)iziour, it will serve to account for a passe in
EI2DINAND'S recent letter.

We beg to call the attention of our 'Readers I to the
Ileport of the Cousmittee appointed to examine by
l'hat means, and under what circumstances some
persons were killed or wounded by the military in
the City, rill the gth April. It 'affords the best an.
ewer to the atrocious calumnies that have been cir-
Ulated on that subje&.

Yesterday morning his MA .JESTY, Princesses Au-
ItsEA and SOPHIA, with tf teir attendants, rode on
horseback in Windsor Park.
The Doctors are constant in their attendance upon
crincess AMELIA. Their !MAJESTIES and the Prin-
‘esses constantly visit her !Royal Highness.
It is said that Mr. MI 'LEIsiZIE and his Secretary,
hZhu have been sent to M orlaix to nogociate a cartel,
ave been invited to Pali s to be present at the grand
etes to be given there tl us month.
1. There are some oppr ments of Government who,
"YORICK'S starling, are perpetually uttering the
awe words. Whatev topics may arise of national
`4lerest or constitution al policy, these men are con-
tangy recurring to the Walcheren Expedition,
though the question f ,as been fairly decided by Par-
Jianient, and though any wise and well-meaning
than iu
the Kingdom,, heiwever the result of that Ex-
-1), edition may be del) lured, must acknowledge that
Was founded in goer] policy, and was only pre-
vented from being card ed into effect by circum-:
Stances which human 'wit Jam and human force could
1111.0 t overcome, and whic: h the attempt to overcome
kave been produElii 'e of a dreadful waste of ha-
man,, blood. The decisions )1 Parliament, however, and
e honest unbiassed juds ment of the people at large,
save no etTea upon the I vriters alluded to ; nothing
1-1 t Walcheren, IPalcher en, runs in their imagine,
1.
na, and we can only i titer that they come under
LocKE's definition of madness. He says that
'ten one set of ideas ssess the mind to the exclu-
hicll of,all others, so far.- forth there is madness. We
had rather apply this d efinition to the writers in
Illalign TleAion than accuse slit :m of rooted and implacable
ty
On the 9th inst. .44 'an Hart, an American sea-
was committed t o Glasgow gaol by the Ma-
'slrates, charged with attempting to seduce several
„seeruits of the 95th : regiment from his Majesty's
c,vice into a inerd ant ship belonging to the
i'..Nted States. The i irisoner says that his real name
belongs Walker, ti ,at he was born at Leith, and
but to (be Count Wellington, an AMerican ship,
4t with Spanish P 3 pers now at Greenock. He is
lad a little above twenty, middle sized, dark
°lnplexion, and hii face marked with_ gun-powder.
,_The poor woman, Mar Davis, who is in the ha-
"of attending the 'Courts of Law, and disturbing
the.
ir
1„ Proceedings, j •esterday attempted to get into
t„„. House of Comn ions, but was prevented by the
'i't'nstables in anent lance, and conveyed from the
inhe Bullion Co mmittee, appointed to inquire
11)(0
ethe affairs of t, he Bank, are not -expeEted to
ak their report dt . ring the present Session. '
pain a pitched battle.,• yesterday morning in
.the
a.tespealableyo. wig man, a clerk, of the name
'ugh, was killed 1.)3 a blow on the temple, from a.
I.\ YO4O,
.4 of the name or t Sorrell.