The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-17 00:00:00

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

RADICAL. REFORM, Dialogue V. To-morrow. Also, A NORTH
BarroN, and as many other Favours as convenience will
-admit.

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TI E SUN:

lOLEM QUIS DICEHE FAISt/ AUDI.; AT ?

LONDON,
wEDAESDAY, L'EMBER 17, 1819.

We can congratulate the Public on the satis-
factory state of the Revenue for the present (war.

ter, a considerable increase having already taken

place, as compared with the corresponding var.

ter of last year.

Our City Correspondent states, that a large
quantify of New Exchequer Bills, dated October
20, 1819, have recently been put in circulation.

The Paris Papers of Sunday last, which were
due this n►orning, have not arrived.

SURVEY OF BOUNDARY LINE ON LAKE ERIE.

BUFFALO, Oct. 5.—A truly distressing time the
parties appear to have had, who have been em-
ployed for the last two months'in the Survey of
the Islands of Lake Erie. Of 33 persons, eon.:
sisting of Commissioners, Secretaries, Surveyors,
Chain bearers, and goat and Ax-men, every in-
dividual has suffered a serious time of illness, and
that too in a place were no medical aid could
be procured. We ara happy tolearn, however,
that the survey of the. Island to the mouth of
the Detroit River has been completed, not with-
standing their accumulated difficulties, though,

from the continuance of the sickness, and in con-
sequ.:nce of the death of Colonel OGILVY, the
surveying Commissioner, Gen. PORTER has been

under the necessity of suspending the further o-
sedition of the work for the present season. Air.
THOMPSON, the Astrononlierl Surveyor ot the Bri-

tish Commission, has returned with all his patty,
who are now on their way to Montreal.—
Mr. T. himself, one of the other Surveyois, and
all the labourers, except one sick, Major FRASER,
Semetary, and Mr. DE Rvss, Draughtsman to

We recommend to the particular attention
4(1
our Readers two Letters which appear in
Paper this day---the one original, froM oarce
N
liable Correspondent IGonts, and the (Aber(sel
fotirth page) derived front a erevineial JOOll/".;
Both of these Letters, tOlich are excellent int/lel,
kind, are calculated to operate beneficiol:4
different classes of the People. That 111 I‘)t
Butt contains such counsels as tend to ;0,
:8
the middling and lower orders, to extlos°
sophistry which has attempted to mi lea ri
and to make them contented with their coudiricil,
and other, addressed to the Doke of
TON, affords some striking lessons and
to those of the highest rank, a-gainst
sanction io Meetings for the propagation of pet
ciples, %dila, if ascendant in the Country/ e°,l
3 :soon deprive them not only of their honours 1
possessions, but reduce them to unpiticd
and misery.

1
AS it is repogozlnt to our disposition on to -
oi
the fal!en, and as the Blasphemer of the poresEi,
all that which was immediately Ouceir
safed to us by the Supreme Being, is suffering t'lj;
the violated Laws of his Country, we-shall 11°E
present enter into any vindication of the jolliest)
of the punishment which has been inflicted
the wretched offender CAIII.ILE• We gocel
substance of the Sentence vestirday in a Ser°fie
&lido!), and we give a copious account Of E..,,
noceedings in Court this day. We cannot far
bcar, however, to express our regret, that tis
v
Culprit, instead of evincing any sense of ree;
tr.
ance, deprived himself of the common poi
mankind, by his obstinate perseverance 10 E.'.
attempt to defend his atrocities ! ! !

COURT OF KING'S BRNCII.—..Mr. SwANN,
ing been convicted of bribing and corruptiog rsl:
TER JEN.KiNS, to give him his vote for the Boro4,
of Peuryn, was this day brought up for judgrvel'lt
Mr. SWANN put in no affidavits, but spoke fa,
some time in mitigation of punishment. The Nr-
Tormur•Getkmaru. replied, when Mr. Justice 1341;
LRY sentenced Mr. SWANN to impristrumentjOb
Marshalsea for Ude Year.

The Readers of the Public Journals must, 'S
doubt not, have seen with disgust their
devo;ed to despicable controversies, almost am"""t
'
ing to personal defamation against each other'
'''
For our own part, we can confidently say ih%
we never refer to any Competitor, exccp 10 reltit
and condemn principle* injurious to the pea
co
and welfare ot the Country, or to repel 50196
wan,on attack upon ourselves. The (Old) Tillie'
has long been conspicuous in this contemptible.
warfare ; but its attacks upon The Courier, for tits
e
last two or three days, have been of so rang°
roils a nature, and of so injurious a tendencil.
as to subject it to an action at law,
which, if we have been tightly informed, 11'6
Prop ietors have been advised to appeal. Wits
ever might be the issue of such an swim), it rudtr
at least, expose to the whole world the deoPicfl.
We means to which The (Old) Times will res°lll;
in order to prnmote, or sustain, its interests.if /11
Public require information fawn a Daily Jourij`jff
not envious hostility, and rancorous abwe•
(beg:
The (Old) Times can refute the arguments of °'
lt
Journals, let it do so, and its reputation *41.6
rise in proportion ; but its attempt to ilkil)pr
the property of a Competitor, by prodsimil.
every day, as it does, the diminished sale
The Courier, is, we are assured, not 014 "
falsehood, but, as we are assured also, an 'ffefre
cognizable by law. It aoy person aecosten/e—
-advertise in a Public Print withdrew his gidlgr'
tisement, and stated on oath, in a cart of 143'1', •
that he was induced to do so, depersdiog al) 1110
solemn declaration of another JUurnal that
sale of the former was lessened, it might fairly
inferred that other advertisers bad abandoned' °C.

toi.glit abandon, it on the same account, and cane
lequentiy there would be reasonable cause for in

action. The (Old) Times, without tbe least Pr;
vocation on our part, after copying The Oria
Hat, a Poem, wiiicfli originally appe4ro .0

it V
the American party, are sick at Black —°cic o
General Ponren, with the residue of the An)et-re.
party, of which only one labourer arc said to
main fit for duty, are daily expec I.
we Itst:
ST. ANDRE%V'S (N. B.) ..,SEPT.
ffic
that Colonel ARNOLD' atiettwo—othe o—ar,s
the Engineer Department, have arrived i'ce
John's in the itrmed brig Chebucto, from
theyllwill proceed to Grand Altman, Witil an l
tention of fixing upon some politic)" °ll it
Island to fortify. We are happy that Goleil'is,
went have at length tuned their attention to 1 0
important Island, as from its situation it ill
ijcj
necessarily command the entrance to the BAS 10
Fundy, and in the result of a war must give
party possessing it a decided advaatsge in tbd
quarter.