The Sun.
London, England, 1821-08-29 00:00:00

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bri°ns language, the imprecations, directed
against the military, before the coming up
01 the procession, while the soldiers were
--ed within their Barracks, and were peace-
ably looking from their windows, from which
they peaceably retired, on the disposition
nf the mob being manifested ? Why
i 3 this fact suppressed ?—Why does the Sheriff
tot state at once that he did not see the com-
mencement of the affray, if it be true that he did
not return to the spot untifthe soldiers were seen
running from the wicket ?—Why does he sup-
Plless the fact, that previous to this an attack had
been made by the.inob upon a single soldier, who
happened to be out of the barracks,—that previous
to their being seen running from the wicket,
.many of them had climbed over the wall, unarmed,
.in order to afford assistance to their comrade,—
and that none of them, after they had retired and
been locked in, in consequence of his expostula-
bb3ns, returned amongst the people, until the
rutal
attack made upon their companion,
and the eight of the unequal contest in which
t e was engaged, -and which might have
t errnio ated in .his murder, so operated upon
heir feelings as to hurry them, careless of the
consequences to themselves, to his assistance 'l—
WArrniviAN will find it difficult either to ex-
Plain bis motives for drawing up his letter in the
Style in which it is written, and for publishing it;
or to
reconcile his stateinent with the conduct of
a Person desirous of exhibiting the whole truth
of the transaction. There are many other pas-
sages of his letter, and various circumstances of
the affair, deserving of notice and explanation, to
which we shall probably hereafter advert.

EX.CU US ANGE, AUGUST 29.--The
th°ul.able state of the weather, and the supply consisting of
taci4e samples left over from Monday, and no fresh arrivals;
ftaills'l4 an advance in the price of Wheat from 2s. to 35., and
4/04243i,:i Oats, and the like advance in all other Grain since
ne SUitrtEy
ASSIZES.-(Cithyn ON.)—The bust-
°f these Assizes ternaced this morning;
(;ner a
e were but three cases in the Nisi Prius
ort ; the business concluded a short time be-
the eleven, after which Me. Baron Wool) quitted town
for London. At a late hour yesterday
Cr tying Mr. Justice BUR RoUGH finished on the
.te-•"-^side. There were .eleven prisoners re-
aqved sentence of death; they were„ however,
cr reprieved before the
_Learned Judge left
iii2(l°4, except Edward Lee, convicted of a
iirwaY-rebbery, under circumstances of pecu-
kr atrocity, who is ordered for execution on
7,4°11.day week ; and the unfortunate man, David
la ;'144) found Guilty of Murder yesterday, who
rOo::,"‘.e.r to-morrow on the. New Jail, Horse-
"`rne, pursuant to hiS sentence.

f Dhe
~ KING proposed to honour the Uziversity
'Jun on Tuesday with his presence at dinner.h
gr;`:.llstallation, and his visit to the Currag ,
ran-,t"e two principal remaining parts of the al.-teenents that will occupy his MAJESTY's at-
it
T°4 during his stay in Ireland, from whence
tet's expected that he will take his departure
71. teen the Ist and 6th of next month.
e Gazette de France has a"report that the
t:ntig; °f GREA.T BRITAIN will visit Paris in the
;,,t4e of next month, and that his MAJESTY in-
#_
uAz ato
o travel under the title of the Count de
1111
tall'Mract of a Letter from Stutgardt :—ac We
Ive also declared war against the Grand Turk ;
illitihave had a meeting, we have elected a Corn-
fie we subscribe considerable sums, and we
Q-
to send a sacred batallion to assist the
b eeks in becoming free. We have already dis-
co one of ourvolunleers to Greece to apply
1:- the Greek Senate to know whether they are
you
l 7 desirous of money or meri--=-M. * * whom
know, has been made President Sic.Morn-
e Chronicle.) , "--(
A.
Allied ccordiu
g to letters from Ilamburgh, the
mburgh, the
eers have formed a plan for reviving
4io ."..nights of Malta, in order to make a provi-
f44 f°r'the Cadets of Noble Families in the dif-
etnt State
pro sof Europe. The scheme is to admit
estant rovisas well as Catholic Knights, and the
sessio:
l'an to he made out of the territorial pos-
prin: of the Mahometans in Europe.
4rtive,a% about six o'clock, Prince ESTERIIAZT
in one
CatiQat (IIaSgOW% of the Royal earring-es.
an Iva e from Dublin by way of Port Patrick,
~,,"40 134 t° remain two days, and then proceed
rri..kce Van") to visit the Duke of MONTROSE:—
als e IcToe, nephew of Prince METTEE.NICH,
°.exPected there.
TitomesoN.---Yesterday the Inha-
di,ines of Ole Ward of Cheap r
o
gave a splendid
r at the. London Tavern in honouf this
• Deathetitrn their new-elected Alderman. Mr.
.4 il?uty BitooK was in the Chair. Soveral other
the Master of the Drapers, and the
Co seer and late Master of the Ironmongers'
a —PanY, of which Mr. Alderman TIIOMPSON
Celillierer'i Were present. The dinner was ex-
Patri day was enlivened by loyal and
etic toasts and songs, and the whole passed
gicif,,with good humour and festivity till about
the chi
I toes of midnight."
~..."`oN To coaK.—The improved communi-
fruo'aii°n. with The
becomes daily more obvious,
its o utlaM ad, \Vales an d B t 1. Last Friday
r• dad
wherere
ent that evening in the coach to BrNtol,
e.
Ile took his passage in the steam-boat for
• °M) and are
4 the
after arrived at his t'house in that city early
noon of the following Sanday
such i road
rom London to Portsmouth is so
rnproved, that in ordinary posting the
143uruseY InaY now be performed in about eight
tiante is atnlid "e understand the most convenient
rough
ilPhook Kingston, Ripley, Godalming,
/ and Petersueid, to Portsmouth.