The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-19 00:00:00

on the 23d ult. by a catarrhal fever..
counts of the 28th state that his Mar'
much better.
" INIAYENCEI, Nov. 10.—Aot the 015'1
the Ctlitral Commission here lirr per, re
ing tai of Sandt were ilabwitted to I
also various documents respecting the eliq
instituted in several States of the Gerinanic
federation."

The admirable Letter addressed to the
of ilisalt.ToNhas been followed by another
the same IVriter, addressed to the same 114
which our [leaders will find in our preceo
litmus this day. It states some alarming be°
contains some irresistible arguments in re'
mendation of measures necessary, 113 Y egret
for the preservation of our present Establisci
in Church and State. We say present Elf°
incur, for unless sonic rigorous meii,3"re;
adopted, all our venerable 111114116005, I'9l
whole Lbric Of our political Constitution,
levelled with the dust. It is said lb%
Duke of HAMILTON regrets the pa" be I
relative to the Manchester transaction''
rl
must be devoid of reflection indeed,
having read the Letters in question, Oil cvo
eyes !TOO the state of the Country, he docsliutllo
his own precarious condition w alarm. ICe
the Lords FITz ITILLIA ii, GaosvENoß, tIk06"1:p
and other distinguished characters,
whohablr
sanction to the proceediugs of the 11APichl':,
ItEaF.Ls, %rill reflect on the danger thatorr°:,
them) for they mast fall with their
lOU fall, not only without pi'y, but w 0
R.
dignation and abhorrence of every friend
kind, and of that Constitution, which sec"le9l4
best rights of a People under the l'f")(itcro
of a Political System, that the wisdom
(pity could not noticipate, but which) wiVi,
as an unrivalled model fur the adopfiol) 410,i
future ages. We conceive that Governolll,
be wanting in duty 10 ITSELF and the C° Nei!
if it dots not, in one form or another, givcco
eolation to these Letters, which obviously ti
from a truly BRITISH SUBJECT all °"f
BRITISH LMI'IRR.
;Pe

ons,—Notwithstantling the lucky e/C:}'lv
this man from conviction by a London Jury' ljeoclol
recently issued one of the most infamotoillif
upon the SOVEREIGN, the Chief Charaoters
State, and the Goerninent, which perPri
came from a polluted and seditious Press.
trust that the ATTORNEY-GENERAL Will 11°Ieit
fer this most atrocious libel, I,vhic'tr, to lei' pre
more effectual, is illust,a ed by wood cuts, °or,
Wed to bring the Bead of the Govt""l‘
as tvell as the Government itself, intia,c°l).iege'
to pass without notice. AVhat will those
iterate Noblemen and others, who subsevibe:ol
the support of this man, after all his
llitl
publications, say to themselves now, 13101'
they see that he bas turned: front
phony K hid), thank 'leaven, the 143 01(1
strong enough to reach and to , 1010;511' ill
read his attacks upon the Government, fl 4
his RADICAL D.CTRINRS, 80(1 LICENTio4'
RALDRY could prevail, they would bill% ill
Religion and all the bulwarks of S"ciel:6ll
one commoo ruin. Surely, the A11.451.'
GENERAL will be v!gilaut and pr(11"1101.(s
this occasion, and not suffer the
for Blasphemy and Sedition to proceed i" cerf
endeavours to sap the foundation c'e 'e bol
thir.g sacred and venerable in the CnotitfY'6o;,
manliest his duty to his Sovettetorl and his
61/
•1)1
by a vigorous application of those Lath's,
are now openly insulted, sill if "...ot priVer )s
forced, will be trampled under the ll°°f
Democracy.

norn"

A dreadful circumstance took ploce 11119
about eleven o'clock, in Crookell'l°:;it
Mrs. MATTHEWS, the wife of a tin-plate tval
took ber Child,, abort nine months f
two pair of stairs, aid threw it out °bet)
back window into the dint ch-yard. She 61.4
ascended to the third story, and 114°--eetp
herself out of a front window into the or- ej
was killed upon the spot. The child 6°ll
without any mat injure.

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GUILDHAT.L.--ThiS day, ht one o'CinC°loo°
LORD MAYOR proceeded in state from the
sion House to Gal1(1114, to hold a Coalllw",sitlle
pursuant to Requisition. to t 84e into•c°losl
ration
tltileieEleicutii:iele(olit."':ls4or,riesilPle3cyt,i,rngf"kiheilLicej
Lordship
was eived ~(rong roart;linit
approbation. - 'The LYusincss of the (13Y,, •to 111
"Pt"ed, Mr. FitytiLL addresped the
speech of some lent4r,i, and stAte" inot
criminal prosecution had been lostPtited aV
I.llagistrate, one of the Sheri(j audscver4ll-"1.1-e °l-
inen, moved a string of Reit)lotions, 0(115910on.
their determination to assist the aceitseuill,-$Oll
in every Way in their power. :tir'
came forwatd to second the itesn1011,;1:;10ftl
Was making his speech when our Repo,—."
at_ two o'clock. Sheriff P 1) l PARKINS did "1 16:14r°
LORD MAYOR in state,. bu: ived start Y
wards.