The Sun.
London, England, 1819-12-20 00:00:00

FIVE PER CENTS.

Tuesday
Wednesday 69 f. 25c.
Thursday

One of the Journals says, that the Address W 23
agreed upon on Thursday, and was to be reported
to the Chamber on Friday.

American Papers arrived this morning to the
20th November. _

(Frctu the Boston Paper of the 17th.)

The subject of a National Currency wdl pro-
bably be among those which will engage the
attention of Congress at, the ensuing Sessions;
that of Manufactures will be pressed upon their
attention by numerous memorials, and unanswer-
able exhibitions of facts.

COMMERCIAL—St. Kitts end Nevis erg open by
Proclarnalion, for admission of provisions, lum-
ber, &c. to American vessds.

We beg leave to call the particular attention of
our Readers to the CAUTION which appears in
Tim SUN of this day. They may be assured that
it is not founded upon a false alarm, but upon such
discoveries as, inde6d, are of a very serious and
alarming nature. Fortunately well facts i►ave
come to light, as will lead to tke frustration of
the nefarious machinations intended.' But while
we cordially wish them a full. enjoyment of all the
festivities usual on the approaching season, it is
proper that they should reflect on the situation of
the Country, w-hich, perhaps, at no period was in
so critical a .situation as at the present moment,
and which, therefore, demands all the attention
which the Pcovle in general can devote to the pre-
servation of the blessings which we enjoy, and
to avert the evils by which we are menaced.

The Earl Of LAUDERDALE has thought proper
to publish a very long Protest " against going
into a Committee on the Bill for more effectually
preventing Seditious. Meetings and Assemblies."—
Such is the elegant mode in which the Noble
Lord has introduced his Protest. ‘Vhat difference
awe is betwecu Meetings and Assemblies lie bat

ttot thought proper to e%pisin. This Noble Lord
has always been 'peCuiiar in his opinions, and O
several occasions could not get any other Peer to
.
subscribe to his Protests, insomuch that The mOl-
years agoacquired the additionalt title Ilford Uta'r.
totis Protest, it is marlthil by dr the tncredulii#
4a 1.
which has been manifested by the Opposition
Journals, on the State of the Country, which be
conceives to have been grossly e.x3ggerated. He
is wise enough, however, to see, what every botlY
else has seen, that much of the discontent which
appears in the manufacturing districts atises frail
want of employment. Such is his Lordship's
sagacity. The Noble:Lord considers this distresi
as the consequence of " the Policy which tbid
Country has for years pursued," and he spes,i
of " the scanty information which Ministers hale
thought fit to lay before Parliament." Does the
Noble Lord forget that the Policy which-beers"'
demns effected the 'deliverance of all Europe frogs
the most cruel Despotism that ever oppressed the
`world? As to the " scanty information" IA:
before Parliament, it is sufficient to satisfy tbd
People at large that the Country is in the utarts6
danger ; and, what cannot be very gratifying"'
his Lordship, with his view of the sehjecty it "al
sufficient to satisfy both I-louses Of Pad-jam:6G
who, by large majorities, testified their .ccinvice"
Lion of the absolute necessity that vigoroas gni

speedy measures• should be adopted for the ike'
entity of the Country, against the ,designs 01
hot des of miscreants, who, cinder the 11 reteaCe
seeking for Reform, bad conceived the most dee
perste plans for the destruction of the Go'
vernmeUt, the Constitution, and the aerie.
of the Country. We thought Icons the lot
and intimate connexion of the Noble Lord wit's
one branch of the Royal Family, that there ittiet
have been a Reform in his political opin4ns 466
,this last PROTVST has convinced us that we WO
mistaken. flow would the Radicals rejoice
having the apparent sanction of the Noble Lot 4
to their principles, if the wise •measures of 6°.
vernment had not put such a restraint mei
their wicked designs, as we trust will effecttolli
defeat them, and secure the safety of the Empire'

PILOTAGg.It is generally under-stood, that
the course of the present Sessions, die Laws cell'
ing to Pilotage will undergo tonsidefable revisiosi
allci that a new Act of Parliament will be paso4
on the suhicet.

The following was posted up at Lloyd's an 59'
turday :7-1"f he Portuguese Vice-Consul Acesel°
This respects to Mr. lirttamr, and begs ka.oe
enclose bitn, for the information sf reercbatr*
ship•owners, and captains trading to the Pirr4l°
guese dominions, an extract from 41 .prodassallw""
dated Lisbon, 18th November :

Portuguese Consul-General's ()Thee, Dec. 01
EITRACT FROM A PROCLAMATIoN, DATED LISBON, NOV.
" The Board of Health, desirous to prevent 'those ince:,
veniences that produce such irregularity-in its daily see 47•4
lions, as alsoto give-every dispatch to business., and facilitie
trade, so much impeded by the non-delivery of, documents
lative to the crew, passengers, and other mattersrespegi,
the cargoes of ships, which arerequired to he produced ort: iy
tering the ports of this kingdom, and particularly that oft./
bon; it is hereby made known, hat from and after the 4-64'D
4,4 5 an. 1820, the Guardaii Moves will particularly .deol7,‘
:from all Captains and Masters of ships., .on their malo;
their report, every document relative to the ident:dy tril
crew and passengers, as well as to the quantity and .quaiitloy
their cargoes; giving them to understand, that the said j
.cuments must be produced within 24 hours from the tioleo
their reporting. In non-compliassoe with which wehin l
specified time, the ship will not be allowed pratique from
Board of Health, and will he subject to the utmost riget)(o4
the law. On the other hand, by conforming to the rulesVoi
promulgated, every necessary dispatch will he granted
Board, and all documents returned to the parties after"'#
.mination.
(Signed) " MANDEL CYBRIANO DA ,CVSTII.'

On Sattirriay, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Cou'44,
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vas held at the Secretary of State's Office fof 4.h4
Home Department, which was attended by 1-4
Earl of LIVEReOOL,, Earl of WESTMOILLANDs
MuLcitAvE, Viscount MF.LVILLE, ViSC(Milt Siv;
MOUTH, ViSCOUHt CASTLEREAGH, the CLIANCOL'o
of theEXCHEQUER, Mr. Itonirlsow,
N &c. The Cabinet continued in deliberall

till half past three.
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. On Friday the Duke of YoRK. left town
Windsor.
Yesterday the Loon CHANCELLOR, the Sr/C
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CHANCELLOR, and Count FUNCHOFF, bad 0,
diences of the PRINCE REGENT, at CW1(011-1010
Sao:N.l,ly evening Prince LEOPOLD tqio°,d
town from Clarement, and afterwards isono'Pue
the Italian Opera with his presence. The IYry
and Duchess of KENT mho -110ItOured the 016
with their presence. 0)1'
Yesterday Pii.ace LEOPOLD, attended by k
ADDEI4BROICE, went to Kensington Palace, °l4
visit to the Duke and Duchess of KENT.
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Advices have been received from Cons---;fiv
nople, dated :h r or
e 10th ult., announcing Ort'di
at that port of the ship Lord Exmouth, tilt
Mitts, in which vessel, it will be recollreted'd
fair Circassian and her attendants embarked e
hence in September.
The Court of Naples has concluded a ((die
with that of the Brazils, for placing at tbeiattei,
posal of the latter two thousand galley sioti
They are to be conveyed to Lisbon in Neort th°
ships of war, and to be transported thence `/Tbei
ex pence of the Portuguese Government• e fel
are to be selected from such as are condemn lota
a longer period than 15 years. They are le: chil'
lands allotted to them, and their wives 30.'10 et,
then are to accompany them. Those or% re'
not condemned fur life will be permitted ir` see
turn to Europe at the expiration of thenornbe,ri:
tences. After getting rid of the above isot
there will remain five thousand galley 61
the. Neapolitan dominions.

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