The Sun.
London, England, 1819-08-10 00:00:00

CARLISLE.

We understand that the weavers in Our city
have generally, if not entirely, reitancd to the
loom, excepting a few who are traversing
vt-
rious parts of the country, and subsisting upon,
the public.

HEATON-NORRIS, LYNIII, WARBURTON.
Meetings of the loyal initabitants of earl) of
these places were held last week, at which Dedd*
rations were unanimously adopted, expressive of
their strong attachment to the Constit,,tion, and
their determination to give every possible aid to
the 'Civil poh-zt, in preset Ong it trOal innovation.

FOR TIE SUN.

TO JOHN I rLI,, ESQ.

LETTER In.

ITONEIT JOHN,—For you are still Pn lo..nrst
-in (he mid t of your wildett freaks and

vaearies,—l mill happy to find that you grow roofer
as the dog-days advance; or, ns the proverb says,
thar Every dog has his day ; so your political Re-
formers, finding their days almost over, and that
our inlet nal situation is bettering, though slovvly,
ye► surely, so i,3 to render the Chronophobia less
infections from their barking and howling, I ho.e
gentry, 1 say, JOHNNY, have already clapped ;heir
toils between their legs, and walked off as other
doge have done before them.
Still, my good ft feud it will not be amiss to
offer you a few hints. upon your newly attempted
manufacture of Parliament Men, of whom the
Stafroldibire Baronet is the only sample yet turn-
ed out, and who, it he escapes turning of, will be
most certainly turned out a second time, should
be venture, like his predecessor, Sir Francis
Irronghead, upon a journey to London ; nay,
perhaps recommended to turn in to a certain
row in the Old Bailey, from whence many great
men have taken their seats, and been rblired tip
liolborn-hill, as fir members/for Tyburn
Tony the truth, JOHNNY, your assumed " na•
tural right to vote for Members of Parliament,”

admits of some very eutious, yet very natural con-
chi.ions. 1 have already observed to you, that a

natural rigl►t to vote, implies a natural right to
be represented by him you vote for ; as there is
no natural right for a majority to preponderate-,
though they may do so, for a very short time at
least, by• the free use of their natural powers.
Whilst you act, therefore, upon au uncontrolled
natural individual 'right, no as•ociatiou of num-.

hers bitve any mitnral right to ahr.d4e yoiir ex-

ercise of it. Allow your claim to pass then,
should have a natural. but not a National Par-

li,ment, to which every voter woidd have a right
to send his representative, and which wouhl,
therefore, be a very numerous assemblage, unless
the elected should clime to exercise their natural
tight to stay away if they pleased, for such a light
they would. certainly possess, all meg being
burn free,". and therefore owing no duties either
to society or to -

Again, JoHNNY, all men being born with this
right, every man or male child most have a right
xo exrrci*eit as soon at horn !!It is of ito use,

my good friend to talk of years of discretion.
These are years which some men never arrive at ;
besides, who shall thire to affix limits to the act-

ing of a being born free and equal, and with a
natural right to vote ?' But you say that voting is
to be confined to those who pay taxes ! Admit
that, JOHNNY, and you give up every claim found-
ed upon natural tight ; for taxes are an artificial
arrangement of society, and can only operate
against natural right when that is yielded up to
the regulations of Society. You must, therefore,
if you understand logic, or common sense, either
give up your clann front natural right, or allow
the new•horn infant to exercise its rights.
Though it cannot speak, yet its patriotic mam-
ma may hold up its band ; or, when grown older,
it may play at ballot as well 33 at marbles.
Speaking of patriotic mammas, however, brings
op some other claims, Joiry NY, which deserve a
little consideration. If-man is born tree, (vial,
and votive, why not woman? Now the fair dames,
both Ma'am and Alisses, have already hegarito
exercise some of their natural rights, offering

soul and body on the altar of Liberty, and re.
suiv,•d to make es twiny little patriots as they
can I. 01 course they /milt have a natural right to
vote for Parliament or Parliament Women,
'l'o,l as they please, for natural rights admit of no
qualifications. l know, that in a state of nartne
the I:attnal rights of the weak and itifilm, of wo-
men and children, would avail them hut little ;

however, as you now Chilli to exercise natural

r,gl►ts under the protection, but not the coercion,
Social Compact, I see no reason why all
parties ought not to have their full swing, as
trust, %s ill at least be the case with some of yot►r
%vise Reformers miller a due suspension of the
Corpus without the Habeas

What ! do you venture to Oily that won►++n is
not born evict/ to ma ? All, JOHNNY, JOHNNY !
take her as you will., she is a match for him, and

you know it !—Bo! to be sei ions, my honest

ullow me to let you into a secret—Man-

Chester, for which you now propose to jetarit a
Mehiher, niter sent `)embers to Parliament, soil

was excused from it upon petition ; so dill Kid-
derminster, i'Vitney, tithitby, Ely, Halifaz, Leeds,
I\eichury, Durtcasler, Chebnv'ord, &c. &c. &e. all

luippy Gi2Oon snit Old
.Surum ore sc,arc,ly kitowit, except upon the
memory record. Svpose e bad
ttutled to cAeiciie their rights. or rattier to per
I I, I

The %VARWICK'HIRE GRAND JURY have found
A TRUE BILL of Indictment -against the RING-

LRADERS in the Mock Election for Birmingham.-,-
This intended Prosecution urns first announced

to the Public in our Second Edition on Stittir-

day. If this measure does not deter the Mis-

creams trot» future outrage, we know not what

tvill, except the infliction of legal and exemplary

punishment.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Friday last. Those of Saturday, which were also
doe, have not arrived. The following, are ex-

trusts

41 PARIS, AUG. 6.—Yesterday the King trans-
acted business atter dinner with the Minister of
the Interior. His Majesty also received at one
the Cmidinitl de Perigord.

" The Baron Pasquier: late Keeper of the Seals,
has set ont for Dieppe to take the sea baths.
" The statement of the Salary of the office of
Grand Venetr being raised in favotar of the Duke
de Richelieu, is unfounded.
" A BAnker of Ft anklort, the Baron de Ret-
inano, President of the Vilaterloo Committee,
fought a duel on the 30th of June, with AI.
Alleye, the Secretary of the Fteneli Legation,
in consequence of a dispute respecting; politics.
They fought with pistols; after exchanging several
shots, the combatants separated at the instance
Of the seconds, without either being wounded.
" A Courier extraordinary, proceeding from
Dresden' to Madrid, passed through Bourdeaux
the 30th tilt.

" The statement in La Renommt:e of several

having .received orders to advance towards
the frontiers of Spin is entirely destitute of to,w-
dat ion.

" Tranq"illitY is somewhat more ,restored iu
Old I'fus4ia. 'rt; political vorlo appears to he
iuuaL biolerit ill Silrbia. At. 111 eilAu [Le Goveruor,

it is said, has not ventured to- execute the orders
for distlrming the Laud war.
" The Count de BernstorE Prussian Minister
of State and of the Cabinet, has set out from
Berlin for Carlsbad: •

" A Letter from Calais of the 2d instant gives
the fill Mri++ det4ils
_

" The proceedings which have been already
spoken of are still goin4 on in England ; the
arrival of two femmes de Chanibre of the Prin-
cess 'of Wales, who, within these few days,
passed through Calais from Boulogne, has revived
the reports of a divorce, that 14as been so long
talked of, but to which facts recently disclosed
in Italy give a greater colour of probability, It
is absOlutely essential to the validity of the divorce,
that the party interested should be present in the
place where it is pronounced, and it was thought,
that no consideration could induce her to come
back,

" The Duchess de Rovign has returned from
London, and will be at Paris the day after to-
morrow. It is believed that her husband has so-
licited a prolongation of his leave to remain in
'England, which gives reason to suppose that he
intends 'to return to France to have the judgment
revi,ed which was awarded against him par con-
tamace.'

" The Memorial Bearnais gives tb follow-
ing :

" ' Letters from Spain, of the 131 h (July),
mention a mutiny which took place on the. Bth at
CadiZ, amongst the troops, dist were about to
embark for America.- The Regiment of Catalonia
was oil the point_ of revolting, when General
O'Dolinel crossed the Bay with 200 of his guides,
and ordered the Regiment to lay down their arms.
The Colonel and all the Officers were arrested.
It is said they be shot as boon as orders arrive
flow. the King.'

tier of Berar.

" The Duke de Richelieu breakfasted with the
King yesterday mottling, and remained for some
time afterwards with his Majesty.
" The King quitted his apartments yesterday
to attend the Chapel.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Thursday

71 f. -c.

DEFER RED STOCK.
Of the 22d March, 1917,.
22d Sept. 1917, ..83f. 80 c.
22d March, 1918, .86 1. 80 c.
22(1 Sept. 1918, .84 f. 80c.
2ed March,lBl9, , .82f. 70c.

" FRANKFORT, AUG. 2.—No arrangement is
yet agreed upon respecting the German fortresses.
It is said, however, that Ulm, Rastadt, and
Doneschingen are to. be the three principal for-
tresses.

CARLIRUHR, JULY 3.—The King of Bavaria
quitted Bader' to day, to return to Munich. The
report of a marriage between one of the ruin-
cesses, his daughters, and the Prince Royal of
Prussia, is not confirmed."

‘Ve stop the Press to announce the arrival of
the Paris Papers of Saturday last. Their con-
tents are of little interest.

PARIS, AUG. 7.---The King transacted busi-
nessyestertlay with the Marquess Des3olles.
" The German Journals state, that the request
of Fonehe to be allowed to reside at Munich has
been refused by the Bavarian Government.

FIVE PER CENTS.

_ _ - .
Friday
DP.FBB 8D SToCK
Of the 22d March, 1817, 90 f. r.
22d Sept. 1817,
22,1 March, 1818, 86 f. 90c.
"id Sept. 18.18, B4 f. 90 C.
• 22d March, 1819, • B2 f. 95c.

" FRANKFORT, AUG. 2.—lt is understood,
Ow the Ministers of the German Powers at
Carlsbad will discuss the most suitable means for
allaying the agitation in Germany."

THE PRINCESS OF WALes.—Though the Ca.
bus Letter in our Paper. of this day 'seems to
corroborate the report of the intended re-
turn of the Princess of IVALes to this Coun-
try, yet we are still inclined to doubt whether or
not such an event will take place. The allusion
in that Letter to " THB FACTS RECENTLY MS:

CLOSED IN ITALY," are not mysterioas, but per-
fcctly intelligible to na, and tend to confirm us in
the conviction that her Royal Highness i 3
not so likely to return as the preparations
which have been ordescd would seem to import.
But granting that the return should really
take ;ice, we are still persuaded that the PIIIN-

cEss will, on many accounts, be disposed to con-
duct herself with the most guarded propriety, and
that the motive will chiefly, if not solely, relate
CO the state of her finances. We repeat oor re-
gret, tl►at any improvidence in the management of
her vast income should have occasioned such a ne-
cessity, but we are persutded, that the liberal
character of the People of this Country will most
readily acquiesce in any measure that may enable
her to live in a manner suitable to her elevated

ratac hi the Syre.

Another Supplementai y Gazette W*s published
this morning, containing Orders, Reports, &c.
respecting wiliiary luditt. They are

Or
neatly all of oh dates, anti are nor !
tbi
rest. The only article worth ex:isc ing
is

following ilvdrY
Copy of a Letter from Mr. RUSSELL, tie Resident 3' 'OO.
bad, to the Honoura,, ou ELllll° •
dated February 5, 1819. _•
to
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‘..S tt have the pleasure to inq4ll11
il
the fort of Nowa!,-* was taken by, as'fitlitl 111
force under the command of Al njor 111411' (nla g lici
30th The garrison, consisting of "I'vr6r-i,4
five hundred men, principally Arabs, havio4 Itg
to
refused to surrender, and all their We'l A
escape having been frustrated by the vigil"ce
Major Pitman's troops, were the greatest I''f ti
them put to the sword, four hundred and Oil':
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nine bodies having been buried after the 01
and one hundred being prisoners, of wi'°3l4'

wards of eighty are desperately wounded'
Major Pitman's return of ca,nalties tbrollgc,- (170
whole of his operations against the fort..trafilto
15th. to the 31st ultimo, exhibits six Ijilll 4Per,
Officers wounded, two native Officers, 9114 'olts
two men Lined, and ten native Officers 611" eo,
hundred and seventy men 'wounded. The to
of the European Officers wounded are Liet"4-114f
Sutherland, reformed horse ; Lieut. 1C44111,4,0-:
Captain Curry (severely), and Lieut. Burr,
sell Brigade, and Captains Johnston and fri‘i

Berar infantry.
I Dave, &c.
l•"
R. RUSSELL,us deo!
for
• In the territory of His Highness the Nizaw, °I; trig

e mina.
It appears that, notwithstanding the ee-r
t''
don of Government to put the La w 6 'ss,
against those who, under the pretence of geftioe
have no other object than to overthroar
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Monarcby, the desperate Miscreants who s•
engaged in this Conspiracy against the Co°s°o,
tion have appointed another Meeting at ,e,
Chester, which, unless the Magistracy i"lerP°3o
is to take place on the 16th inst. These seal" is.•
Agitators had sent a Requisition to the t011),,f
reeves and Constables at Manchester, sign!
ll s
7QO Inhabitants, requesting the former (0 `ll5O
Public Meeting, professedly i• to cons del'
cf.
propriety of adopting the most legal endis
fectual means of obtaining a Itefortsvis
the Commons House of Parliament: jet
Roroughreeves, &c. having very peOPerlY,9o
dined calling such Meeting, these Reformers ''l,o
convened it on their own authority. 0" 8: 10
object must be the same which produced all -1
former Meetings, and as the topics %c"id
course be treated in the same manlier, the 1*-
ing must necessarily lead to a disturbance af
public peace, if not, by corruptieg, the minds °( 0,1
unreflecting multitude, be more mischievo"''
trust that the Meeting will not be permitted totse
place. The Reformers have since published 1110,
ther Requisition, signed by upwards of tw°
Bred names, mentioning the refusal of the. vhs
roughreeves, stating, that HUNT is to take
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Chair, and that CARTWRIGHT, WOOLER, 11p
SON, and other leaders of the Reforming 040,
are to be invited to attend this tueetinPers
We find also that the same gang
,PersgE4A
in calling a similar meeting for the -04
instant, of the " Non•represented People :he
whets of the Borough of Southwark Oa h-e
County of Surrey." This Litter regeisiti°°
sl
gins to wear a still more audacious and
form, for it proposes to consult " upon the Pft
;
priety of making a public, manly, and etlerge,f,
appeal to the Public and the People." Filj'ist
the Rotting Reformer, is to be the Cliairolsll-10
this Meeting also. It is easy to conceive *l.'o
is meant by a public, manly, and eger'eto
Appeal," nor is it possible to doubt that it 01ese
II biStiriTCliOn, for the purpose of spleadingft
hellion all over the Country ! It can have no (31.h
-
►
meaning, considering the persons coneernellt 10
objects which they have hitherto had in Ilict,
and the obvious tendency of all such Meet f
We rejoice to find, as inde •(1 we might elPec
that the armed force at Manchester will he kell
together, that Special Constables will be et itsnjti
and that the extensive and strong powers
'rotating and Ward are about to he carried in-:
effect. The Earl of DERRY, as Custos Ruislierij,24
of the County, has issued an order, dated the -
inst., appointing Thursday next for the 05°1:
Wing a Special General Sessions of the Justices g
Salford, to determine upon the expediency oftite64
measures. The necessity, as well as expedienCYt
such measures roust be evident, and we crest °
they will he resolutely adopted; The Walt co
force new Representatives of the People into
Psrlts
went, not sanctioned by Law and the Constitutit"
is a measure of Reform with a vengeance, and 11'13'
be punishable by law. The lid! of Indictment Pre c
pared against teose who before met for that Par'
pose, might be expected to doer others frats
venturing upon the same rneasdre, but it °tali
as if these Refolmers were determined to 101°1

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