The Sun.
London, England, 1819-12-08 00:00:00

ANOTHER SMITIIFIE,LD MEETING.

A Letter having been sent to flusT, signed by
20 or 30 persons, calling themselves house-
keepers, requesting him to take tie Chair this
day at 12 o'clock, a waggon drew up opposite
Cloth Fair, into which 20 or 30 dirty-looking fel-
lows immediately 'jumped, and proceeded to unfurl
New Flags, with the usual " Texts" of Sedition.
This proceeding having been completed, a bundle
of wands was introduced, and must of the per-
sons having seized one, they leaped from the
waggon, and proceeded with their flags to
a gin-shop, Opposite Newgate, where the
greater pert regaled themselves with the arti-
cles sold by the landlord, until they were
desired by the officers to move on; which
they complied with, by placing themselves opposite
the Conuer, in which Mr. Shetiff RoTHWELL,
with several Aldermen, had stationed them-
selves, in addition to the other piecieutions that
were used for the preservation of the peace of
the City.—A few minutes past one, a Hackney
Chariot made its appearance, in; which %cot Hu NT
another person. HuNTimmetliately•proceed-
ed ►with the dogs to the waggon, where.; hewing
been. voted to the Chair, he proceedet! to open the
busine,s of the day, by stating it was for the pnr-
pose ot petitioning the ItFGeNT against the plesent
oceedings in Pat Hameln. Ile W;"is left speaking
when our Reporter left at rwo o'Clbck". The
Light Horse Volunteers, and i large body of
Special Constables, were on duty at an early hour.

SECOND EDITION.

SUN-OFFICE, HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOC‘'

We stop the l'ress to state the following account

of Radical Proceedings this day. At three o'clock►

the Meeting at Smithfield concluded, when a

Party, consisting of about 700, the most desperate
looking Ruffians ever seen, left Smithfield, told"
the way of Holborn, and Long• Acre, to Coon"

Garden, where the Westminster Meeting °ls

the❑ held, armed with bludgeons, and carrying
a black Flag, with the inscription of " LibertYar
" Death ; Fight for your Rights like Men, end
" not be Sold like Slaves." When the High

Bailiff requested them to take their Flag •t''°7'

they resisted in the most audacious manlier'
upon which the Meeting was dispersed. ''
ruffians during their progress through the street°
vented the most virulent imprecations end de'
nouncements. The Second Party had not sera.

rated when our Reporter came sway.

THE THEATRES.

DRURY-LANl5.—The Comedy of Wild Oats Ws
represented last night at this Theatre, by corn'
(nand of Prince LF,OP,LD, as we announced 13iC
week. His Royal Highness was received on 1119
entrance with a warmth of applause, by a very 0'
melons audience, that indicated more than lbe
usual compliment generally paid to distinguish°,i
Visitors on such occasioos. The Prince receio'
those testimonies of popular esteem with a digoi
fled and modest diffidence that was highly ill
resting in its appearance. He was accompaole
by Baron HAanaNnaoott., Sir RoBERT GaanfrOti
and Colonel ADDENEROKE. The play went Ce
with great spirit. The Doke and Duchess °i
KENT were in Mr. COUTTS'S box during the play;
and afterwat ds went to see the Farce at the otbe'
Theatre.
COVENT-GARDCN.—In consequence of the On;
tinned indi,position of Miss STEPHENS, the p4r
of Lucy Bertram was tesumed by Miss TREE, 4n;
whose merits in the part we have previonslY
spoken. She Waa as nstral inter es iiit in 60'1
and delightfol in musical excellence. The rest °
the characters was performed 9. heretofore. C"
the arrival of the Duke and Duchess of f“)11.'
they were greeted with loyal zeal by the audiencs'

FOIL THE SUN.

PORTUGUESE CONsULATE.—RAmsaATE, DEC. IL

Entroa,—Having been requested by Wl'
Ds GActiaT, on his departure, in the ship Can=t
lus, Captain TRTPPgNSR, for Rio Janeiro,
Swiss Colonists for the Brazils, to give publiciti
to the Paper, of which the following is a CoPV'
wa beg the favour of your inserting it in '1
Sur; at your convenience,
And are, Sir,
Your obedient bumble Servants,
GOODWIN, CURLING, Cu'

(COPY.)
The Consul of the Swiss Confederation in the Brazils, 'l'
the moment of re-embarking to his destination, with the Cr,
lonists, on board of the Camillus, hastens to express to t 4.-
Inhabitants of Ramsgate, as well in his own, as in the names
of his Countrymen, the eternal gratitude they will ever be
fur the prompt assistance they experienced on this coast, °ll
the 12th and 13th of October last; the reiterated welttl
which has been shewn to them during their stay, and tv-
particular interest of which to tuost they have given tolongf
end whereto many persons of distinction from London, the°
in that place, greatly contributed.
The Undersigned will not fail to give an exact account t°
His Most Faithful Majesty, of the benevolence used totorfibil
his fellow citizens ; above all, of the Subscription prur°'ts
for them, of which he has been very sensible, but svh4b h.,
could not accept, the Colonists, by the munificence of the'.
new Sovereign, having for a long period received every Pftr'
vision their wants required.
(Signed) SEBASTIAN DE GACHETI
Consul of the Swiss Confederation in llratit.
Ramsgate, Mb Dec. 1313.

LONDON JOURNALS.

FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS BAT'

[Morning Post j
We are happy to announce the complete sup`
pref,sinn of the insurrection of the Caffres in
neighbourhood of the Cape of Good liortet„3,Pio
of the capture of the principal leaders. -11,1
welcome intelligence has been received by tea
ship Hottentot, arrived at Dover in 59 daps' e
the day before this vessel sailed from the C 39
e
Lord Charles Somerset, the Governor, embAlkab
on board his Majesty's brig Redwing, for
Bay, for the purpose, as was supposed, of ine"ilf
terms of peace with the savages, and fixing ,100
future boundary of their country in the direct!
of the Colony.

or'
(>IIN EXCHANGE, DEc. B.—We had a lathem,lic
rival of Batley this morning from the s'o
coast, which, with what remained over foil,
Monday's supply, complvely glutted the marl‘f
and even the finest qualities were with diffi")4
got off .1t lull Is. per quarter under MondY4
prices. The inferior sorts were °
e unsaleable, 1:y
of which description there is an immense (1"4,116
on hand.—ln Wheat there was hut little 41°1%.
hut Monday's prices were obtained for
disposed of. In Beans, Oats and other Artl-
!here is no alteration.

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