The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-04 00:00:00

AT PORT ST. MART.

Deaths. Sick.
The 11th instant l7
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AT SAN FERNANDO.
D! al . Sick.
The 10th instant lB
11th l4
12th l7

VrENNA, OCT. 21.—1 t is now known, that
all the Princes of the Confederation, as well as
the Free Cities, will send here Ministers to the
Congress, of which the opening is finally fixed for
the 20th of November."

As the removal of Earl FITZ vILLIAIK is still the
subject of Party clamour, which is likely to con-
fuse and bewilder the minds of many of the pen-
pie, we conceive it to be a duty to the Pattqcst
REGENT and the Government of the Country, to
throw all possible light upon a circumstance which
has produced, and is still producing, such all
excess of factious misrepresentation. We took
the lead in expressing our approbation of
the firmness and decision which Ministers It! "1
shown on the occasion, for the very circumstance,:
of remaining on the Hustings, while Woo Leg,
lIAINes, and other outrageous Radicals, occupied
a prominent situation on the occasion, and the
vast majority present formed a Radical Assemblage,
indicated a want of judgment, a degree of delu-
sion, or an indifference to the high character of
his local dignity, in Earl FITZ wILLIAM, which pro'
perly drew upon his Lordship his removal frotn so
office of great responsibility at all times, but par-
ticularly at the present awful and perilous rssa'
anent. We were ably followed by our excellent
Correspondent TBNAX, who discussed the subject
more deeply and extensively, and vindicated the_
conduct of Government wills irrefragable argo'
mews, in a Letter to the misguided Nobleman•
We have since taken Extracts from The Leeds Irs'
telligencer, and the Leeds Independent, which abif
maintained the same course of reasoning. W.
this day, take another Extract from The Yorkshire
Gazette, (see our fourth page), a Paper of recent
origin, but supported by such sound principles
and spirit, as cannot but insure it success amoos
all true friends to the Country, its interests, ll°
honour, and its security.

Our Readers will see by the Advertisemcnt is
our front Page, that the Magistrates of La''
cashire are following the example so landabil
held forth in other places, by coming forward
with loyal energy in support of our glorious alit}
unrivalled Constitution, the safeguard of ('`lf
freedom, and the temporal sanctuary of the 01'1/
true Religion which Heaven has graciously becl3
pleased to impart to mankind.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 2.—The most numerol
and respectable Meeting ever held in this 11.0°
took place this morning, in consequence of the
Requisition to the Magistrates.—Jolty BE•Acl°
BORNE, Esq. was unanimously called to the C4'i.'
the duties of which he fulfilled in a manner
creditable io himself and satisfactory to the °s'
sembled Inhabitants of the Town and neighbadr'
hood.—We lament our inability to do justice tcla
the energetic addresses with which he opened 5°
closed the business of the day. They were re'
plete with sentiments congeaW with all 14°5(
around him, and with the spirit and intention °,l
the Meeting, and never was a Meeting conducte
wiih• more unatrimity,—There were 250 siel;
titres added to the Aldress (see our Fast Page'
before its retnoval from the Town Hall.

From a Berlin article biought by the 14411 r
burgh mail, we learn that the King of r
-
has published the Law relative to the Pet of
aereed to by the German Diet on the 261 b
September, and that by a second ortlinatice of
has promulgated the remaining Resolution' d.
the Diet. A Cabinet Order of his Maje3tY'
dressed to General HAIM:, and the Minister .0,
GERSLE3EN, makes known the reasons en
nss
was founded the Resolution to proceed 45-
M. GOEREEI for his bolls. nee'
The repo: t 3 which ht, ye been circulated resrilee
lag an intended new Palace for the Pcl2496,iierf
GENT, we are well assured, are in tnomt
very erroneous, if not completely unfoullti—
(Morning Post.)
Yesterday his Royal Highness Ptince rAg°-eu-
visited the Duke and Duchess of Kawr at
sington Palace. ger
His Royal Highness the Duke of CL4ll°- tajiirs*
tends shortly to pay a visit to the Port o'.';
Sir J. Gotta, and to the Commissioner,
IStf Icioot'
BattLow, at Chatham Dock-yard, whicli: flofel
and being properly adjusted for Ws
HiglinesEt4 inspection.

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