The Sun.
London, England, 1819-10-06 00:00:00

1 Liment that he wants ability to reconci!e it 0
common sense.—The Chronicle proceed: to sof'
" the name of the PRINCE REGENT bad been matl6
use of to intimidate these Constituted Authorities/
and as far as,possible to prevent them from diseharr
ing their duty with impartiality." The folly of
this charge is upon a level with its audacity. Were
not the Magistrates of Manchester '" constituted
Authorities," and was not the letter intended to
express an approbation of their conduct, and to en.
courage them to discharge their duty, not to pre'
vent them ? But perhaps The Chronicle will et•
tempt to escape, by saying, that it intended to
refer to the Courts of Law that were afterwards
to investigate the whole of the transactions. Artil•
period in question no consideration of such ease..
quent investigation could properly he introduced,el
that might be expected in due course. It is e%ident
therefore, that The Chronicle has fallen into I
dilemma, or has been pulled irvo one by its Cor-
respondent, and that their efforts to rise out of it
will only plunge them into deeper absurdity.

ELECTIONT OF LORD MAYOR —(; th Day)--.Statel
of the Poll at Halt-past Olie this Dthy :--
This Day's Pull. Whale Pcll, ,
BRYDGES - 156 2,927
WOOD 77 1,974
TtioEP - - 76 1,945

THE TlMES.—Thougis we have lessened the
venom of the dull Old Times we hive by no
means extinguished it, but 'we will proceed till w
ender the Paper as harmless as it is stupid, It as
this day that " the, interest of the loyal proceed•
logs at Oldham, and now at Manchester, rather
increases than diminishes-," yet it adds, " that

it has but little room for comment," though it
was abumidtit in corn:news • when matters malt
much less interesting. Whence then this fora

bearance ? Because The Times knows this
utale-
volence has roused the indignation as well as
excited the contempt of the public, and
that its rancour is now sedulously watch'
ed. It says that it is " careful of speaking
about Meagher." Why ? For the same reason—'
because its prejudice and venom would be detect-
ed, and it has not justice and liberality enough
speak truth.

FOR THE SUN.

RAMSGATUFIAREOUR.

MR. EDITOR—I wish some of your Reader.
would state why it is said that the Works, carried
on bete by the Directors of this Trust, approximate
nearer to FaRPZTUAL MoTION Ihati any d4euveti
which has hillurto been made i arid wiry the
Reverend Contractor and his partner, for clearing
this Harbour of mud or slit h, are allowed to
deposit it in the Sea, So near to the cu:r.tiee of
the Outer Boson that h cannot fail to tilt it up
again quicker than it is taken from it.
St. Lawrence, 00.4, 1819. QUIZ.

t is not the Seamen who have made a stamtie
e North fur wages, but the fieeloten, who sa
hat they are not paid tor thcextrachaldron of Coals
given by way of dbuceur, by several of the Cost
Owners, to the persons wha buy their Coals ; if
thiS be true, we no not know on what principle.
the Coal °worts refuse to pay these labor ous in-
dividuals for all the Colts they work.--11 is not sk
satisfactory answer to stare that the Keelmen
have the same wages as they had during the vier•
or nearly so—and there?ore we hope these well
will be paid their just wages, and the inhabitants
of the Metropolis and the Seaports relieved from
the risk of an advance in the price of Coals during
114 e ensuing winter. Bat the complaints made Or
the Kevin:en of the introd:uc.ion below Tyne
Bridge of Staiths or Wharfs for loading Soil).
with Coals, to save the keel dues, and other
charges, must be wholly disregavded.
Committee of Magistrates has been appoint'
ed to inquire into the expenditure and payments
for building the County CG aol at Mantstime, and
they have, it is understood, 'made considerable
progress in their interesting investigati
The disrespect recenly shown by the Mayoress
of a Northern -Corporation to a Noble Lady.
most deservedly beloved and distinguished for the
kindness of her disposition and her amiable wan-
nen, has been entirely overlooked ; and is, we
trust, forgotten by every one who had the sonata
tification to be present on the occasion.
The Partridge, Captain KELLY, arrived in the
Downs on Monday from Bombay, from whence
she sailed on the 25th of May, and from the Cape
of Good Hope on the 4th of August. - She brings
advice of tile arrival at the latter place, on the
29tb ofJuly, of the Abundance store-ship, Lieu'
tenant CAMPSELL, from Portsmouth, for whose
safety apprehensions had.been entertained, in cots'
secprethe of the length of time she bad been outs
having sailed from Portsmotr h on the 19th Of
April, for St. Helena, the Cape, and the Man'
ritius, and no accounts having been received of
her until now, duce her departure from Madeire-
on the 16 h of May.
THE LATE DUKE OF RiCHNIOND..--By the
Itrothers, which arrived at Cot k on the Ist itta
man!, to 25 days from America, letters have
been teceived which give some particulars, not
before known, respecting the death of the late
Duke at RICHMOND. 1 hey state that his death
teas occasioned by a bite front a fox, received
some time before. His Grace was up tl,e cool.
try when symptoms of hydrophobia hist appear.'
and tell a victim to the dreadful malady be:ors
he could be brought to Quebec, to which pl3ce
his remains were conveyed by a steam-boat'
where they lay in state in the grand hall, 011
the 311 of September. The Inneral took pl3clis
with great Ituletunity on the evening of the
lose inn day.