The Sun.
London, England, 1821-01-09 00:00:00

'Z'.O TIE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY.

Most Gracious Surerrign,—We, Your Majesty's faithful
sii*:jects, the Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council of the
.Borotrgh of King's Lynn, in the county of Norfolk, in council
aleevaliled, beg permission to approach your throne with senti-
-7:::::..ts of the most perfect loyalty and attachment to your
Pscyal person, and to the illustrious House of Brunswick.
dike adverse to those factious and seditious spirits whose
sc:'e desire is to seize opportunities fur turbulence and dis-
tirdet', and to that renal tribe, who on public questions move
unit'r.t the heck of thuse in power, we take the liberty of de-
ciariog (sr firm determination to support the Constitution
.ev:(l... Government of out Country as by law cstabli:hed, to
respect, and to the tatnost of our ability cows& to be respected,
au its Justittitions and Authorities, confident that what has
Leer. (tamed and-fostered by the wisdom and patriotism of our
sweestors is the safest guide for our happiness and prosperity.
request, lliverer, that in thus assuring your Majesty
r,: rartr oofeigmed attochnient to your Royal Person and the
Constitution of oor ctitintry, we may not be suppust d to rx-
pr•-stt arty opiniorr on the _lnquiry whiz!: has lately occupied
trig -attention of Parliturteut, or upon the genet al measures of
ad minis( ration.

bvarts w;rrnly glowing fur the honour and prosperity
of our conntry, and %lib ever.. sentiantot of taithfol devotion
to yonr Majesty, we fes %roily hope that your Majesty way
iunY continue the constitutional King of after and loyal
-Feu"ple.
Given under cur common seal, at.our Guildhall, the 41st
day of December, in the year of our Lurd, 1840.

On 121,tedoogrimy beat, the Presbytery of Gletscow agreed to
douttil and loyal Address to his Illajesty, A draft 01 the sante
ix. A 4 produced and read. WhiCll,
airer intt7e corrections, wag
apprured of and adopted, arid signet: by the Moderator, who
is to transmit it to the Secretary for the Hoi:it Department.

The Preraulders of the County of Renfrew liat.t. toted A.
1 Atlas to the KztvG, ;nitwit hstamiing a determined op-
petition made by the Bergisuii.tcs and Radicals. Tbeuumbers
Were (U to 44.

CAMI3EnwEr.r. MEE,TlNG.—Yesterday evening
a numerous Meeting of the Inhabitants of the
above Parish was held at the Golden Lion Ta-
ve'rn,.Camberwell, to consider the propriety of
:addressing her MAJESTY on the abandonment of
the Bill of Pains and Penalties ; and also to pe-
tition the House of Commons to institute an in-
quiry respecting the late proceedings against the
QUEEX. A few minutes before seven o'clock,
there. was-a general cry of " Chair, Chair !" when
a 'Gentleman proposed Mr. PiNcIiBACK as their
Cbairman, which was agreed to, although it had
'been previouSly understood that Mr. Favell, the
Coln mon Councilman, would take.the Chair. Be-
- fore, however, the Chairman obtained silence, Mr.
',raven and the Committee entered the room, and
immediately a scene of confusion ensued which
almost baffles d escri ption. Mr. Pinchback insisted
on his right to fill the Chair, having been voted
Wit ; while Mr. Favell and his party contended
that he ought to preside, and no other person.—
(The uproar was here renewed with increased
violence, and lasted many minutes.)=The majo-
rity of the Meeting were decidedly in favour of
14:-.:Favell, who, after many-ineffectual attempts
. ti - obtain a hearing, read the .Address to her Ma-
jesty, which was agreed to with a few dissentient
voices. .Mr. Ityland then read the. Petition to
the,lloise of Commons, amidst great confusion,
which was, also agreed to with a few dissentients.
Slr GenTge, Keith. (as we understood) thee rose
**dread an 404ress to his 'Majesty ; the senti-
**lats. of the . Address it was impossible to col-
tinti from the-continued uproar in the room. It
Vitr.; however,. agreed to.—The Meeting then
broke. up in,great disorder.

A TEurrke.• 1,9-ri7E,—Dr. Mousey, of Chelsea
College, was apt to quarrel with his wife. Returning front
.Fulham, be wns arertaken toga terrible stotai ; a return hearse
pe►ure up going so-Chelsea; Any port in a storm. The Doctor
-crept in with the'pall and plumes for his Companions. The
he stoppeti at his door his Lady looked out .." Who have
',iron got there, enachnTap.'' "I'itc Doctor, ma'am.' " Thant
Proven," says she, " he's safe at last?' "rhatil; you my
says the Doctor (getting out sof the bearsr) fur your
.11dad augiety fur my safety.'

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An ACCOUNT of the PuoDucu of the EXCISE DUTIES
of Great Britain (exclusive of any Arrears of the
War Duty on Malt) in the Years ended sth Jan.
18'20 and 1821, sliming the Increase or Decrease.
on each head theregf.

Years ended sth Jan.
1820.1 1821. I Increase. Decrerve.
Auctions
Beer . •
Bricks and Tiles 367.1951 319,669 47,526
Candles
Coffee and Cocoa 207,135 887.554 180,419
Cider. Perry, S
58,461 56,884 1,577
and Verjuice
Glass 554,60.5 405,516 149.059
Hides rind Skins 611,772 574.012 37,670
Hops .. 329.853 394.425 64.572
Licenses - 26.097
Malt
Paper 461.516 462.951 1.437
Pepper ....
Printed Goods 572.676 577.699 5,023
Salt 1,493,394 1,529,862 56.468 ,
Soap
: British 2,819,090 3.017.655 188.565
SPints' Foreign 2,3 15,218 2,119.975 34.762
Starch 48,051 50.013 1,962
Stone Bottles 9,-?,67 2,117 150
Sweets
Tea ......... . 3,068.948 3.085.764 • 16.816
Tobacco and Snuff 1,812,763 2,488,876 676,113
Vinegar 44.225 40,315 3.910
Wine
Wire
t •
-,- , --.---
93,186.479. 26,864.708 8,567,954 389,030
Deduct n ecreritie , 389.030 ,------

Increase on ihi

e Year ...

2,178,224.

An ACCOUNT of the PRODUCE of the Exclse DuTiEs
of Great Britain, (exclusive of any Arrears of
the War Duty on Malt), in the Quarters elided
sth January, Is2o aml 18c11, shezoing the, In-
crease or Decrease on each Head thereof.

• Qoarters end. 5111Jan.Increasel 1)e-
-1820. I 1821. i crease.
--1---1
Ructions
.e 59.2161 E 55.1301 „e /4.116
Beer j 560,1911 541.9921 55.412
Bricks and Tiles
Candles . 71.k300., 68421 k - 3,080
Coffee and Cocoa 87.321 943761 6,955.
Cider, Perry, See.
40
- ' 4.690
G las:: 1.M,095, 1009441 41,192
Ilid es and Skinsls7,BsG' 127,8181 ' 50,008
I lops 74.2021 79, 202
:
Licenses
6,029
Malt
Paper
Pepper
Printed Goods 2;51.535 2412.4361 12.099
Salt
Soap 977,685 95.7171 18,938
, Brit Oa
pitt:s Foreign
Starch . 12,161 11,5511 9lO
Stone Bottles . 589 8091 9.20!
S eets . - 2,367
Ten
Tohacio and Sint IL :. : 517.185 550.067 12,881
Vinegar .. . 8.616 8.938 322
Wine 256.052 213.378' 14,674
Wire - 9,1071 2,3121 235
• .._.—,............,
. 6,439,51:11 6,915,737!'267,1531 3!:1.2.60
......_,-,—., —_,—..............„...—......_
Deduct Increase ' 1

Decrease on the'

267,453

Quarter.

123.801

LO RD DEL-A-Z7A7CIIE.

The follovring -Answer was returned by Lord
DELAzoucm: to the Address of some of the Inha-
bitants of Chichester :

" Gen'TLF.MEN---I time great .pleasure in returning ycm my
sincere Tininks for the ho:itn:- ,s; v.:)probation of my Vote
and Cnininet in the House of Lords, in opposirr*thelateßiii of
Pains and Penahies.

" I beg to-st,siire you, that, having given the zrentest atten-
tion during the hearing of the case, and the slumming tip of the
evidence on both side,,l am thoroughly convinced I acted
fairly in -giving the vote I did.
" I am happy in the resolt of t!iis enquiry, yet I cannot but
consider that there. is no Tribunal in the world more distin-
guished by learnin,,,honesty, and a desire to elucidate the truth,
than the House of Lords.

" In the disrharre of a tn:yst painful, 211d•nnRVOidaMe duty,
his Majesty's contideutivl Ministers appear, in my opini?n, to
have been most anxious to fulfil what they conceived to be their
duty to their SOVEREIGN and their Country.
" I feel highly gratified in knowim-; that my public conduct
meets with the approbation of so respectable and enlightened
a portion of my fellow.:subjects. the Inhabitants of. the
-City of Chichester; ysa I must candinly a,sure them that I
cannot concur in ao indiscriminate censure of hi 3 MAJESTY'S
present Ministers. ts hose measures appear to me to be gene-
rally conducive to the best interests of the Empire.
" I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
" Your faithful and humble servant.
" DELAZOUCHE.
" CHARLE•ii N. SKITII, Issq. Ch!ehe,ter.”

Yesterday letters were received by the Royal
Family from the Queen ,Dowiwr of WIRTEM-
BERG- and the Princess of II Ess E HOMBOURG.

The Corporation of Grantham, in full proces-
sion, presented the Freedom of that Borough,
on Wednesday last, to the Duke of Yorm and
the Duke of W ELLINGTON, at Belvoir Castle,
where his Royal Highness and his Grace were
on a visit to their Noble Friend the Duke of
RUTLAND. From Belvoir, the' Dukes 'of YORK
and WELLINGTON proceed to Burghley, the seat
of the Marquis of EXETER.