The Sun.
London, England, 1819-04-10 00:00:00

6,h"tionntem of otir Notth Ameticilu Fisl:eries to
'cin, were publicly spoken of at Mob id, Lisbon,
"(I
4t. "")st of the Foreign Courts throughout the
whole of the last year ; and that no impediments
were thrown in the way of the former is not stir-
when we contemplate the latter ! Ou
‘,11" Public gtonnds this genet al indifference to
.:
s.
itish Intete,ts can be defended, we cannot eon-
jt'clute• Neither can we reconcile the forbear•
Of the Court of Saint James's in the case of
the unfortunate ARBUTHNOT and AISMBcit to
the spirit which formerly influenced the Councils
"1 Great Britain. We know that the Americans
n" "lily glory in the successful issue of their
'11)10111aq here, but that they are sensible of
• the deep and rising indignation which prevails
throughout this Country on these subjects,
‘1"1 therefore they are using. every • means in
tiieir-polver to raise and maintain, as we men-
tioned the other day, a most extensive and unusual
and arc also keeping, though in time of
Peale, their whole Navy on a War Establishment,
t7ililst their Dock.yards are in full activity in the
:"ling, repairing, and equipment of,other ships
Lot service.

1.1 e recent Report of the American Senate un-
tpivocally She WS THEIR designs on British North
; and the surrender of our Fisheries to
'eni must accelerate the period when the FLAG
01
the UNION will -be displayed throughout the
1.1111'4e of that Continent, and render the British
1
t't Indies entirely dependent on the United
tats for Supplies
10 preserve for a few years longer Ilis Ma-
4eitrs Possessions in North America, and to
41ford to their inhabitants opportunities to with-
-14:15'7 their capitals from the 'Fisheries and other
1,
"I:4liches of trade, an extensive Naval Force must
" 61)f tip on the Halifax, J-tmaica, and other
tt,t•
I 1"3, at a great additional annual expellee
) the Country, which would not have been ne-
te's"Yt but for the improvident sacrifices which
l
"C been recently made to the United States.
IlPDie is, however, cast, and we do not see
46`‘' we are to,be extricated from the lamentable
1:11"tiOn which our Colonial' Interests are now
W°eed ; but as an intimation has been given by A
trll
hate
Marquess to enter, after the recess, on the
'elission of some of the topics to which we e
itib
-urleti, we shall, at present, refrain front en-
ltlging further upon them, unless the leisure
lich the adjournment of Parliament affords may
t
h"ble us to bring to the recollection of our
toe"ers the grounds which induced this Country
itit'tetlere in the affair of Nootka Sound, and
4ther foreign aggressions of a similar nature.

%I)xi el e appears to have been a common
caae o
aillstroiri,g.
kie l' amongst all the parties in the .
4ectinii to conceal the sN'st cm of corruption which
;vhr,il4 in that Borough ; and if the statement of
tn;retn'UnLAs, as given in the public prints, is
tite et., we really do not see any difference be-
Ibtrei" this case and those of Peneyn and Bat..n-
-k4t-e, except that the !timber of voters, at Ca-
tllt "41'. is only 23, whilst at the other places
jktre more numerous
klit ,insidet.able sit prise is excited
.1. !?.litice
111,411. 3 the rejection of,t he Oxford etymon.
tt)11? are indebted to An-. C. TENNYSON for the
siot,l
untional speech which he trade on the occa-
h"(l we concur most cordially in the senti-
ohti,
ii:i.:xstpor)ejsescetil by a respectable Morning Print
krt n" the head of Calcutta Papers we insert
tlti.;4`tr act Of sundry small but gallant operations
the.'" On by subordinate Officers in India, against
A:renittant of the beaten followers of the fugitive
11'"R Hits tit. It was chiefly the Goands and
41i WI") toitned for the British detachments
pt
i.r:etty warfare. The dominions of tile late
tra,'-'l4r4, it would appear, are not yet entirely
"Indlize
1 The pb • REGENT . t
- •,INce R. receiven visits yesterday'
Gtr) the Duke of YORK. and the Duchess of
t Vest ER•
tut' 1)1:4(133' Count MuiNsTEn had an audience of
I. -"tick REGENT at Carlton-house.
alter attending St. George's Church,
vt.,,,"(-srpore, the Duchess of GLOUCESTER
the garders at the back of the Qteen s
.` Inr a considerable lime. On Thursday
}eft 1"' the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER
414,1 'g wit for Bagsh'ot, to inspect the alterations,
}lt' • "nts, repairs, and additions which have
11,,:loptov. Ili eeding for some months past. Their
ghoesses returned to town' at a late
Vest .
,'as „e'dnY being Good Friday, Divine Service
vrfoi tiled
w ii
at Carlton-house by the Hey.
C.z.,1 •13 m G and the Bev. Dr. STANIER
(. ht4l:‘,•
.Duke of Yotu attended at the
110Yal, cointuentot ate the day, where
1414" The Duke and Duchess of G c
" was preached by the Dealt of
t:R* LOuEs-
I'lna,re.ett`ied at St. George's Church, Hanover-
'
(70„1.1 I""etnent, by 111 r. Cornwall, of Moccas
t, relative to the affair between Lord Here-
e„,i"ld Colonel Gwviine, lots called forth a
i',-Siateinent by ;ill% Goodtre, in which he
advised Colonel G. not to meet his
4`6":1111'-' becl"•e. 14e had already hero tin the
to
braYi jnti also, because :I(iier";:':::iriel(Yel
:\:rOit,4;(l),:i:i
woulsecnte,l upon his lire by d
eabvi:'eenrst'
41)ri! 9.) 1)11' 41 duel.—(Shrett;Aury Chronicle,