The Sun.
London, England, 1819-08-23 00:00:00

p o V. T it V.

314Aato nonzihe ale te,
Fell.G:n:T! avannt ! hence crutches and flannel
The prince with Gout nnw sails the channel.
HYGEIA.

When 1-tuNt took the Citaip, e'er he clos'd his first, sentence,
Ile was brought to a Stool—the stool of repentance. •

TRIPOD. ,

H UST on his hustings raed and storm.'d
And swore the Laudlunst he re-forna:d.
But eliang'd the scene, bis Vroi,ps-disbanded
Ile stands at bar, and is re-manded.
DUPLEX.

ROYAL AQUATIC

PONTSMOUTII, Sunday.--,E,uly yesterday morn-
ing the Royal Squadron got under weigh, and
made. a little trip to Shithead. After cruising
abAllior a few boors, it Teturned to its moorings.
off the Medina River, wbete it has remained sta-:
tionary the whole of chi? day. The Hyperion has_
been relieved by the Lilly. for the purpose of go.H
ing to South. America, With' the Veugeur, the Str-
petb.,..and some otitcr ships, which are to rendei-i
volts at Plymouth. It issumottred, that the PRIN,CB
REGENT Win go round to Brighton in his• yaCht:
to-morrow, lithe wind be favourable but if ad-
'verse, that he will come ashore here, add proceed
to town immediately by land carriage. 'Hisjioyal'
Highness has derived great benefit from the salti°
brit)? of the sea breezes, and is highly amused
with his exeorsion. Every. thing', indeed, has:
tended to heighten its pleasure, as well in respect
to the settled Mate of the weather, as in regard to

any thing that was likely to operate as a draw-
back upon the delight of the ernlee Since his
iloy4l Highness waived his honours, his move-
mews have not been announced, as they were
,at the commencement, by the incessant than-
tiering of cannon. The only mark of distinction
has latterly been the standard 'of England at the

main-top-gallant-mast-head. Several visitors'
were on board the different men of war eons.-
posing the Royal convoy.
ERRATUM,—For the " town " was brilliantly
illuminated in our last account, read the Tower,
&c.

SUBSCRIPTIONS for theGERMAN PATRIOTS.

TO TI-1 EDITOR OF' Tun SUN.

Sm.-41, is rusted in the Forf.!litu Journals, that SUBSCRIP-
TIONS are set on foot in various parts of Germany, for the
PATIt tal'S of that Country, who are now prosecuted Os'
persecuted by their respective Governments, and that •1
Huainan, of Ofenbacli, near Frankfurth on the Main,
receives the said Snliscriptions•
Having been requested by several of My friends in Ger-
many to set aSithscription on foot in this Country, fir the same
pueposr , j alytivti to ;Wt.'s'''. iiililst,U) and CO. Milt
icrrs, Pail-
Mall. to know whether it would be agreeable to them to ,re-
ceive the sumS so subscribed, to :which they readily assented ;
1 therefore. immediately coin mildewed Lieu answer to Pro-
fessor to inform hint that they would transmit to
him the subscription paid hit,. their IMiols.
I hope that every sincere Friend to the Canoe of Liberty
(not in the,way it is understood by the. Itetormers
of this country) will cone forward to assist and defend the
I brave Germans against tiltra..lespotlsin: as it is well known
I that those Patriots who are now in chants iwted fume patroti-
cally than rode SOvereigns did during the late war against
Buonaparte : It Is to their exertions to 1813 and tBi4 that,
Ithe destruction of his power must he ascribed, and not to the
Sovereigns, who were by turns bis accomplices, his tools, and
his dopes; most of whom are now at Carlsbad, meditating the
enslavemeid of their country, which they su ighomiiauusly
betrayed to Napoleon.
I leg leave to add, that I should he sorry if any one viewed
the German Patriots in the same light as they do the itinerant
Reforming Vagabonds of this country, who are. doing all they
can to injure the Cause of Liberty.
I have the honour to he, &c.
LEWIS GOLDSMITH.
76, Charlotte. street, Fitzroy-square, August 21.

On Saturday at two o'clock a Cabinet Council
was held at the Secretary of State's °dice for the
Home D. partment, in 'iVhiiehall, Which was at-
tended by the LORD CHANCELLOR; the Earl of
LiVERPOJL, the Dike of WELLINGToN, Viscount
SIDMuUTH, Viscount CASTLFRRAGH, Earl BA-
THURST, &c. The• Council eontioned in delibera-
tion for above an lit ur and a halt. The ATTORNEY
and SOLICITOR GENERALS were in attendance, dor-
log the sittit' of the Cabinet Ministers. Viscount
CASTLEREAGH cattle to town on Sat ettlay mottling,
from his scat at North Croy. in Kenn, to attend the
Council,-which was summoned on Friday. After
the breaking up of the Council, the Noble Vis-
count set off from the Foreign Office on his re-
turn to North Cray. The Earl of LIVERPOOL
came to town from Combe Wood to-atteud the,
Council, and after it broke up the Noble Earl
left town. on his return. 'Mr. I.IOBOOLISE,
Under Sectetary of State, was in close at(endence
during the day at the °dice.
Saturday was the Duke of CLARENCeS Birth-
day, when his Royal Highness completed his
54th year.
' Two sobsetiptions have been proposed among
the inhabitants and visitors of Brightou ; one for
the relief of the humble victims of the late events
at Manchester, anti the other to enable the par-
' ties aggrieved to bring the question of rig.ht and
of damages before a Jury at IVestminster.—
(Brighton Herald)
Two express,•3 were sent off by Ministers in
the course of Saturday last to Portsmouth for the
PRINCE REGENT.
Dispatches have been' received at the Mini-
taL y hom Admiral Sir Homa PornAm, at Jkl'a•
maica, detailing, the particulars of his late cruise
to the several ports under Lis coninland.
We have heard that a pension of 1001. per
annum is to be gra'tted to Birch during his lite ;•
and if fits death lak,s plac:. now (which i 9 not
expected) the reversion of it is to be given to
his wife. A liamkome satbscripti,n is commenced
for him in Stockport, which is expected in a fe,
Clays to amount to 200/. Twdee or toiweeii
petsous implicated in the riot at Macclesfield, BIC
expected to be received in our county 41,01 this
evening, or zo-morrow,—(Cliater Chronicle.)