The Sun.
London, England, 1819-09-15 00:00:00

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHWARK, Serf. 13.—We had a very short
supply of Hops this morning, and in consequence
wewere in hopes we should have obtained better
prices, but the demand has not even taken off the
whole of those which did arrive. We have great
difficulty in disposing of inferior or ,middling
samples.
MAIDSTONE. SEPT. 13.—The Hops continue to
go off very mach in this neighbourhood, and we
learn they come down exceeding light. It is ge-
nerally believed that the growth of this district
will be one-third less than lastyear. The accounts
from the Wcalii of Kent and Sussex speak more
favourably they have 'but little mould, and the
Hops continue to grow out.

POE T It V.l

RADICAL REFORMATION,

Sqr!civil, et olsit,"

" Vettere et Vim,"
• Q. Holt. FLAG. De ,rte Poetica.
Perspiring 'midst dust from his radical gang,
HUNT swears that he'll drink no exciseable liquor,
Till at lamp-post the Yeomen and Constables hang,
And rerenge fall on Justice, Judge, Jury, and Vicar !

Yet if renus and Bacchus he equally scorns,
At Middleton Cottage his courage may wince—
But an oath ta'cn at Highgate, «•hen under the Horns,
Is easily broken, as time shall e Vince I
PARIS.

" Jura inventa metre injusti fateare necesse est."
• Q. Hon. FLAC. Sat. 111. Lib. 1.
Our Clubs of Reform must be thinner and thinner,
Should HUNT keep his oath, all the Radicals cry—
Without Wine, Beer, or Gin, our Republican Dinner,
Like WAITIDIAN'S Resolves, will be all cut and dry
TIM. TWIST.

" In Vino Veritas."

'Tis politic Virtue, when want of the Rhino,
Makes Radicals scoff at the Jure de Vino.
IGNOTUS.

IMPROMPTU.
HUNT, it appears, has lust his Horse,
For which,ino doubt, lie feels remorse—
But let that matter pass;
His family need not deplore;
For though a Horse they boast no more,
They still possess an 'hs.

HISSING AT A POLISH TEIEATRE.

" They manage these things better in England."

A private letter from Warsaw of the 16th Au-
gust, states, that M. BAYLA, Director of the
Police in that city, having warmly espoused
the interests of Mademoiselle Pntus, a French
Actress whn was hissed by the audience, or-
dered an Ordinance to be stuck up in the
market-place and public walks, " prohibiting any
future hissing at the French Them re, ander penalty.
of being caned. The writer exclaims " that when
SoOWOHOFF, in the fanxbuurg of Praga, put
to the sword 20,000 of his countrymen, the
crime was less revolting." The Polanders,
to elude the OrdinanCe, and to brave the pro-
tection which was granted to Mademoiselle
Pnaas by the Authorities, took their places in
two bands in the Theatre, and the moment this
actress appeared; one-ball began sneezing and
the other gaping. The noise was so loud and
uninterrupted, that the Manager was obliged to let
tall the curtain. This idea, copied from the Barbier
6 Seville, appeared so little amusing to the Grand
Due CONSTANTIN, that fifty persons, civil and mi-
litary, were. apprehended the day after by his or-
ders.

THE THEATRE.—The very favourable impres-
sion matle by Miss THEE and Mr. PHILIPPS, at
Covent-Garden, by their respective performances
of Patty and Lord Aimworth, in The Maid of the
Mill, was fully confirmed last night by their re-
presentations of the same characters.-,—We repeat
that Miss TREE deserves great praise for her,act-
ing as well as musical excellence. The part could
not have a more interesting representative, anti
Mr. PHILIPPS is well entitled to the same praise.
He is an unaffected, judicious, and impressive
Performer. The Opera went off altogether With
great eclat. The second piece was Sylvester
Daggerwood, in which Mr. YATEs " out Heroded
Herod," as the hero, and we are sorry to see a re-
gular Theatre degraded by mere grimace and per•
sonal mimicry.

The Edinburgh theatre Closed.on Saturday, with
the Tragedy of Macbeth, for the benefit of Mr. H.
JOHNSTON. It will re-open on the 27th, with the
Tragedy of Othello, the part of Othello by Mr.
KEAN, who is engaged for twelve nights.
Miss S. BOOTH closed her engagement at the
Liverpool Theatre on Friday last with her own
benefit, on which occasion the fulness of the at-
tendance wris a convincing proof of • the respect
and regard with which her professional talents
and private worth are held by the Ladies and
Gentlemen of that town. Miss S. BOOTH. arrived
in London yesterday.

The PRINCE REGENT will receive. the Sheriffs
of London to•morrow, at Carlton-house, at ten
o'clock, when his Royal Highness is expected
to appoint the following day for receiving the
Address of the Common Council agreed to on
Thursday last.
Letters 'from Cork, received yesterday, state
that in the course of a few days 'upwards of 1000
persons will sail from thence to settle at the Cape
of Good Hope. Mr. PALMER is appointed by
Government as Magistrate for the district in which
those persons are to reside.
An order from his Royal Highness Prince Lao-
FOLD was received a few days ago by a tradesman
in Edinburgh, directing a Highland bonnet, with
some tartan scarfs, to be prepared before his arri-
val there. The articles are composed of the richest
materials—of the Royal or 'STUART pattern of
tartan. The bonnet, which is uncommonly ele-
gant, is topped with a crown of blue velvet, sur-
mounted by a beautiful plume of black feathers.
The Westminster Scholars say, though the loss
even of one Page is of serious consequence to a
Student, yet they are most fortunate in finding
the substitute Good-enough ! _ _ _

The Rev. J. HAWLRY:of Leybourne, has been
presented by CHAS. MILNER, Esq. to the Vicarage
of Barham, Kent.
SAVINGS BANKS..--At a late meeting of the
Officers of the. %Vest Mailing Provident Bank, the
third annual Report was made by the Secretary,
from which we are happy 'to find the number ot
depositors is progressively increasing ; in the first
year there were 100, in the second 152, and in
the third 200 ; the deposits amount to 2,4001.
which have been invested in Government Deben-,
tures. We cannot too often impress upon the
minds of that class of society, tar whom these
Banks were first instituted, 11;e beneficial effects
resulting from them.

SHIP NEWS:

FALMOUTH, SEPT 12.—Arriced the Waterloo,
BLACKLER, trotn Prince Edward's Island, in 32

(lays.

Cowes, SEPT. 14.—Passed the bock of the
Wight the Welburgel, MEYER, from Rio Janeiro
for Bremen, under jury-masts, having lost her
fore and main Masts. Passed through the Roads,
to the Westward, the Royal George yacht.
DEAL, Seri. 14.—Passed by the back of the
Goodwin Sands the Gertruida and Maria,
GLAZENER, from Rotterdam for Marseilles. Re-
main in the Do. ns the Severn. frigate and Dili-
gence East India pilot yacht.
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 13 —Arrived the Brilliant,
ROBECK, from Newcastle ; Titus, CHILTON, from
London for Pernambuco ; Isabella, LAURY, from
Petersburgh ; Mars, BURN, and Cheetly, Rtcn-
ARDSON, from Memel ; and John, MATTHEWSON,
from Copenhagen. Passed by the Ocean, HOLMES,
from Jamaica for London.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 14.—Arrived the Brisk
sloop of war from the Downs. Sailed the Canty'
store ship for St. Helena, and Venus, FIEZARD,
for Havre.

KINSALE, SEPT. 7.—The Jane, BROWN, from
Jamaica for Glasgow, got on shore about a milt
vo the Westward of the Galley-head. The cargo,
is expected to be saved, but the vessel will be
lost.