The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-20 00:00:00

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERE F.U.WII AO hg.iT?

LONDON,
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1817.

Captain HALL, of the Lyra, who attended the

Embassy,to the Yellow Seas, last from Madras

with dispatches for the India Board, brings intel-

igence of the Alabrattas having commenced bos-

ilities.

We received yesterday the Paris Papers of
Thursday last. Those of Friday, which were due
this morning, have nut come to band.
They contain a detailed con6insation of the re-
port of a Revolution at Algiers. It appears that

-We, refrained from giving what has been cylvd
n garbled statement of the ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S
Speech, which appeared in an Evening
,Pistier,
contrary Co the prohibition of the Court, and we
shall -most respectfully conform to that prohibition..
As, however, Jeremiah Brundreth, one of the
prisoners, has been found guilty, 'and as we still
.refrain from publishing the proceedings, we hope
we may at least gratify our Readers without offenee
in now submitting to them a Report of thatSpecch,
as taken from a Morning Paper, which vouches-
for its fidelity. But we totally differ from what
that Paper says in allusion
to the HABEAS CoLeus
§,VSPENSION AGT. It 26y0 the PaPer in
.question (in reference to other-persons takesi into
custody), " their incarceration without judgotteila
that we deprecate : and surely, if other argameor,
were wanting, the issue of thiS very trial,. held
and most justly decided in the centre of' supposo
disaffection, is an overwhelming Pinot', that thsp
COnstitution may he left to those safeguards with
which our brave ancestors have surrounded it."—
Vire will not officiously presume to defend an AcC
Which, in the opiniOn of all wise and honest
men, was necessary to preserve the peace of the
Country, and secure THE CoNsmtmov, ant!
which has been found competent to effect those
essential objects—but we may ask the Paper aly
holed to, if it be a proof of Sagaatfli6:jti(!g,::
merely by the Event A That the town has been
calm riming the trials is highly creditable to the
Inhabitants in general, but would that have.beca
the case if the Act had nut passed, and if a bo":
of miscreants had been suffered to remain at
large, and to pursue their seditions machina-
tions ? We might rather expect 'that all would
have been commotion and riot, that the cause of

justice would have been iMpcded, and that it
Would have been necessary to resort to iniyary
force; and consequently thAt notch blood might
have been shed on both sides, particularly as we
tvery clay see the'Jacob'iuical rapers of the Me-
tropolis endeavouring to spread their baneful
doctrines, and to excite and justify .Sedition, under
the cloak of Reform. Our Ministers can har(!ly
be too much praised for proposing that Act, and
the People at large behold the go:HI effects of it
in the tranquillity with which the trials are pro-
ceeding, and the awe and respect which ,ittend
the course of „Justice.

TRIALS AT DERRY.—The Morning Chrrnicle of
this day says—" No evidence in tavorr.of a pi l-
antler, nor any thing said in liis de:es:ce, eau L.:o
forth to the Public, while. the owler the
commit of Government are made z vehicle for the
dissemination of all the infairniation, true or false,
which it has received from its various agents, spies
and informers."

This observation is intended to Ipnly to The
Courier,. thich The Clzrodicle is every day puffing,
B.tt we can

under pretence of political hostility.

CONFIDENTLY ASSERT, tbdt Ooveruu►enteu►piuySno
eXpreSSCs to bring intelligence, and has given no
information on the sohject .to any of the Papers
usua!ly styled Ministerial, whatever any of them
-may insinuate. It ~vouid be hard, unjust, and
ungrateful, indeed, if Test , Sur:, which has always
been eonsistent.in supporting the principles upon
which Ministers act, should not at. least be as much
attended to ;s any other Journal on the same side
of the question,

Lotto SIDMOUTtI.—The indisposition of this
Nobleman has, we find, been more serious and
alarming than ire even stated on Saturday ; but
Ive have the pleasure to learn, by accounts front
Itchmond Pork, this morning, that his health is
much improved.
The independent :Editor of The AntiGallican,
ye.iterday, expresses his regret that it has been
thought necessary to send a Minister to sue
for a Commercial Treaty to BERNADOTTE. We
should have been glad, indeed, &there had rather
been occasion to Send an Embassy to congratulate
On his restoration the unfortunate and injured
GUsTAVIJs, ‘s louse only fault was his attachment
to those principles and that system which accom-
'plished tire deliverancv of Europe.
The QuLEN has refused all the houses tender-
'ed tor 11c.r arColuttridatiOn, it she stiOrild (Aise to
rest for a n4:,lit on her journey to Bath. Eler
MAJESTY ii id dine at Marlborough, and it is there
Only that she intends to stop. The distance from
*Windsor to B .tti is eighty-six miles, but the
QuEEN's carnage is so cal. that her Physicians
do not oppose the attempt to made the joutney
in t.ne rhty.—(lleruld.)
'ti,ere was no Cabinet Council held on Saturday.
Lord CA,TLFUEAGII teas closeted
.a considerable
tune at Carbon-honse.

Saturday the Duke of CLARENCE visited the
PRINCE REGENT.

Uu Saturday the PRINCE REGENT, after trans-
aciir,L! a variety of public business, partook of an
early dinner, and lfierwards lett Carlton-house
for Br:ghton, to remain there a few days.
•Friday night the Dike of YORK arrivedin town
lrom the shooting patty at Sudholiro-hall, Suf-
folk, the seat of t. .e Marquis of HERTFoRD. On
Saturday his Royal Highness paid his respects to
his Royal Brother the PRINGE REGENT, and
trausactrd military busineqs with him.
Lord BINNING and Mr. LEYLAND are mention-
ed as likely to become Candidates for Liverpool,
at the next Election.

We refer to a paragraph which appeared in an
'evening paper of Friday, containing an account
,of a pretended distorbance in the Derby Theatre
on Wednesday night, as a remarkable instance of
-that spirit of exaggeration by which petpolar tee
ings, and even positive facts, are often shamelessly
mist epresented. The plain truth is, that a few
hisses did proceed from about half a dozen per-
sons in different parts of the house, during the
performance of " God save mite King," for which
the audience had not called ; but whether directed
against the King, the orchestra, or some particu-
lar intheidual, it was impossible, from the short.
ness of their duration, to discover. The asser-
th.it atiy person or persons cried out "
tons go tree," is utterly false. The colouring of
-the rest is snch as to •give to the shadow of truth
that may belong to it almost all the characteristics
'of falsehood ; and we should not mike Ibis state-
ment with so much 'confidence, if we spoke from
any other 'knowledge than that of personal obser-
vation.--('Times J••• -
NonwlcH Fv.silv AL.—The Norwich Mercury of
~so,artlay last gives an ample and interesting ac-
ttount.of the recent Musical Festival at that place,
in which .the ,Eilitor, with great taste as well as
icattdoor, rendets:dae vraiae to the respective per-
4urmers. seems part iculArly to exult in the
;triumph of the fitt. 4Gustf S,C4:looj, on this occasion.
ZELLAMY and Mrs..SALZ4OI.I, of courses, are Men-

!tioned with merited honour. 1 e gives a liberal eit-
.cottragetnent to Miss Enivrti .and Mr. Cvz, a
.counter-Senor singer, who is a native of the 'place.
VAuGHAN., it appears, retparkAbly
himself.; and his Recitative and Air Total Eclipse
in particular, received the warmest applause. :vlrs•
Jr.3l.lrtclu LAci was also very prominent oil 'the
occasion, gad cunt.. in 3 Style of impressive sim-
plicity and pathos that was highly admired. From
,the account aitogrtlket, we are heartily iu.clined to
join with . the Editor, in his satisfaction eau the
triumph of the EtcatAsit ScHoot.
a11.)uEL.....00 Friday morning last a meeting took
place in Greenwich Park, between Mr. CoKow and
?Mr. W, %VALL.ACE, both Gentlemen of the sister

kingdom. The former was attended by Lieutenant
Colonel HODPF.R, and the latter by -- BURKE,
Est], late of the 44r I) regiment. 'Tab .6.hots each
havib been tired, the was terminated ami-
cably by the intertgreace sit their friends.—(Morn-
jns P,opr.)

SECOND EIHTI4N.

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SUN-OFFICE, Two &CLOCK

Captaiil HALL, of his ritijestY ship 'Lyra, ar-

rived this morning from India, and has, as .%ve

understand, brought Dispatches, announcing the

hatch of our Armies from the different • Presi-

. . . ,
d:ncies to the Interior, in consequence of Hostile

Movements on the part of the Maltratta.3, the
Pei,havv, and the Rajah of Berar.

Further

particulars have not transpired.

Alit' i\g\Vs..

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 19 —Arrived yesterday his
Majesty's • ships Grecian and Rosario from
cruise. The
sfine country ship Dorah, EDWARDS,
fitting.in this harbour, will be ready for sea in
eight or ten days, when she will sail for Madras
and Bengal. The Morgan Rattler expected to
sail in a day or two for South America, with
about 30 young men, to join the Independents:
The ship Lady Raffles, from London, is to touch
at this port for Sir THOMAS STANFORD RAFFLES,
who is going out as Lieutenant-Governor of the
Island of Sumatra.

DEAL, OCT. 19.—Remains the Severn frigate.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 18 —Arrived the City of
Edinburgh, FAULKNER, and Johan Otto, SCHER-
HURST, front Boordeanx ; Voyager, DUNBAR,
from Havanna!) ; GOod Hope, GRATE, from Bil-
bon ; Hopewell, SMITH. from Barbadoes ; and
Redlidieden,GEELmEvpatii from Charleston—the
latter with loss of bowsprit, and the Johan Otto
with loss of mizen•mast. Sailed the Nautilus,
STEWART, for Gibraltar.

FALMOUTH, OCT. -17.—Arrived the Duke of
Marlborough packet with a mail from Lisbon, in
12 .days, and• Princess Elizabeth packet with a
mail from Gibraltar and Malta, 19'days from the
former ; also the Good Intent, from Cadiz, and
Lavinia, Claws, from Dunkirk.. The Good
Intent, in working into the harbour, got on
shore on 'a rock off St. Mawes, occasioned by the
Muster refusing to take a pilot on board she
was got off again without damage.

On Thursday the Tiber, Captain DACRES,
ed from Portsmouth with water and provisions for
the assistance of the homeward-bound trade,
which has been prevented by contrary winds trout
getting into port : she will cruise in the chops of
the Channel, until the wind bas shifted and blown
fair forty-eight hours, for -bringing the trade up.
Channel.
The Inconstant was taken- into Porttnonth
Dock on Tuesday, to be repaired, but was found
so extensively tlefective, that it is expected she
will br broken tip. Some other ship will he com-
missioned for the broad p,iidaot of Sir JAMBS Yv.o.
The Traave has been sold our of the service the
Xolus has' beef. taken to njeres. •