The Sun.
London, England, 1817-03-24 00:00:00

r cv• -TS; irn -snout; tr-711-c-roprresreenrtr--rty
dine to he Chriiilans Uri' fallible like
.olhe,r, Ara!" • When net the. 61 the
POpish chtirns shall form the, siihjec't of a Warm
.dchate we hall then-lee-the driflof th.tse remarkS
and It tiatie voice of flidrey., tratiMer,
!Latimer, or Fos;, Sholild whisper in the
,deadof
mitfht, ".Beware of Papists and their artful
%I-oes cause' a t friend to liberty of high
repute, to change his pliant mind, to stern resist-.
&owe of such .dang`ronsclaimi; rill sure the nation_
'would rejoice;. 'and none be they who long for
power, and honour's empty hew, teould e'er.
,regrer the née-repeal of itiltiletome lairs. Sus
'Pensidni•aft have PrOe'ad salubrious T., But One Repeal
'has ht.en the channel to a flood of lies, and,gross,
profane abusive language 'gainst the Saviour's
to claim our homage as the GOD of Heaven j Alas,
ye Ehlers orthe'ilritA Church, where were your
Argus eyes, your ears, your-tongues ? .all dosed
and silent ? Then now be watchful,- listen,
speak, and call your socks to prayer, for wisdom
d.irect, and zeal to guard igaiost all the enemies
of Church and State; and join in time, to ray
Petitions in a countless mass .before
.the Prince,
the Lords and Commons of. the United Realm,
"gainst all the craftY purposes of those who seek
for power to destroy the Church.
A PROTESI'ANT.
t The Champion of the Slave Trade Abolition

EXTRACT PROM A LFTTER FROM NORFOLK,VIRGINIA,
24T11 JANUARY.

The times are
,by far worse than they were
before the treaty: The war taxes are still con-
tinued, and every
.article is excessively high.—
Provisions of all kinds bear an enormous price,
and flour is so high, and in such demand for ex-
portation, that, thank God, we have a-Substi-
tute (Indian corn meal), which, I asoiie you, is
the only bread now ate in most families,. The
same complaint exists in all parts of the United
States. Those who came here for cumfort ar
cheapness trill find themselves very.; much mis-
taken." .

.111onclay, William Edgar, teaOher, and Andrew
M`Kit ly, weaver;. and-on Tuesday, James Fin-.
la)sou, younger, :Of Jeanfield, writer's clerk,
and Elugh Cochrane, weaver, Amlerston, four of
he pergoots latety; apprehended , GlasgOw., tin
4reasonahle practices,—arrived here 'under
,cl!4-
icitly of a 11acer•of We Justiciary 'Court, awl an
cyfficer from GlasgOw,:iwithont. any Other' escort,
aird were lodged in the Castlei'llie gates of. which
are shut, and the sentinela-have orders to ex
clur:e all hot those belonging to or haviug busi-
ness with the garrison.—Yesterday John Catripl-
bell,- Hugh Dickson, and l'etcr Gibson, and,
early thii morning, John.M-Lanehlan Find Wil•
•fiam Simpson, necosed of similar erfines; were
brought frottvrilasgOw,'Wnd fiidged in. itiecastie.
Four.troOps of the 5111 DragOoli Guards .fia'ye
placed the Gth, 'or Caribineos,' tat 11.4attiilton ;
three troops arestationed: in Glasgow barracks,
and one in the town.. 'The horses are in 'excel-
lent condition, mitwithstanding the severity' of
the weather during their passage and march froM
•Irelatl. Hamilton is the headlnarteri for this
regiment. (Edinburgh Courant.) • • .

The Psttunt REOENT illlCOat spending the
U;:aster holidays at Brighton: His Royal,Highneis
le,ives London next
PRINCESS OF ‘VALES.--.-4 letter 'from Munich,
dated the 12tri instant, says, that the Princess of
WALas had arrived its that city from Milan, and
that she wuS to pass stitnetiinc there. The Court,
of Blvaria had 'offered her apartments in the
Palace, but her Royal Highness declined accepting
of them.

The Prince Royßl of Bavaria is about to
teed to Pka, in- Italy, to take the waters at thal
place,lor the benefit of his health. He will lirsl
go-to Vienna to visit his sister, the Empress o
Austria.

•
Yesterday, at half-past two o'clock, n cabinet
Council was-held- at the Foreign Office,' in Down-
ing-s?,:•et,--whieli sat till half-past four o'clock.
The Montreal papers of the Bth ult. mention,
that • articles of impeachment base been presented
against two Judges at the capital. of Canada, . for
malversation,• injustice, and •oppi.ession. The
names' of the Judges are—Moiik, the chief, and
Charles Faucher, one of the puisne Judges.
On the nth of January the
.wr'enre was
frozen over as low as• St. Vanier, a •circumstance
which has not before occurred for the last fifty
.years. •
Laid- CASTLEREAGH las sprained his

A Special Commission is expected to be imme-
diately appointed, for the trial of the • persons in
coitody at Lancaster.
On Wednesday last the transports Retrieve and
liennersl,y Castle, .arrived at Portsmouth, from
Jamaica,with vitt of the 18th Regiment on board.
They sailed from Port Royal on the 29th. of Jo-
totary in company with the,QueenfLieut. SIM PSO,N,
.ugent) Caltlecott Castle, and Pomona, and parted
from then' on the 7th of February ofr St Domingo,
being shafted by three large f.:arthagenian priva-
teers : these vessels have the rempinder of the Re-
giment on haard.—The Salisbury (Admiral Dot:-
ocAs), and Pique, were left •at Port Royal. The
18th Regiment has been twelve years on the \Vest
India service; during which period: its loss ex-
ceeded seventy officers and two thousand mein.;,
but by bring constantly recruited, it is norione
•
t houseful strong.
The Linolon,. Isabella, and Samuel transports,
sailed On Saturday from Spithead for Senegal,, the
Cape of Good flore, Bombay, and ;rrincoMalee;
They are to take. 500 men from Senegal to the
('ape,, the 23d regiment from the Cape to limn-
,Ouy,• and • bring horue the iVtl regiment from