The Sun.
London, England, 1817-01-07 00:00:00

vale yroperty, Itc i;risCost4l to Inliottern._ to the
Orange Grove,' that it might Itut appear, that
Ise took any ailvantage of this circuntSttino.'
A removal accordingly took plee, and ;tit th‘e
Orange Grove the Orator moonted, And held forth
its his customary style Of: haranguing. llis co-
adjutors on this occasion were a Air or Doctor
lItCKMAN, who, our informant stiyS, is a shopman
to BiNtts, the Bookseller, and a preparer of Quack
')rugs in his mast et 's house. This vender of poisr.in=
ons nostrumsts as avly enoitg;t selected to read the
Address and Resolutions. A Master
,YOUNG, it
seems, also figured in the caus-e. lie is the Caleb
Quntent of some ob.eure alley in Bath ; and hav-
ing managed a parcel of boys fur some tittle, he of
course wishes to extend his sphere, and step forth
the Manager of this populous Empire. The only
other distinguished individual whom our letters no-
tice is described as ti Mr. CARPENTUR jun. a ban,
smilibler in the vilest periodical prints, and of a
us me, if not a family, some7hat notorious in the
Annals of our Criminal Court ; a person of the
same inauspicious surname having been tried. at
the Old Bailey for robbing Lord AVIA:MR' Y'S
house in Svymottr-place, some year 3 ago. It is
indeed rather curious to flu] tharso many of our
Patriots lance either personal or relative causes
for their dislike to the Laws ?As now adminis-
tered, atifl Constitution AS now established. One
has been convicted of trawl, another .of hur-
glaty, a third of desert ion, a fourth of perjury, many
of lihek, and so OH through the whole gong; till
it iy cle:ir in almost every instance that the foun-
dation of patriotism is the commission of Crime
and the smart of punishment.
'tie Worthies of the Bath, like those of. the

IVcstn►inster Alect4og, ,did not ,►greens to t.lie;r
own plAns for Refor►n. The aim esuid CdltrEN'r►•:K

Lptight Parlikunctits would du ;

01:sitor nuNTs insisted, on Annual
Our -friend furnislies us with no further-particu-
lars, but promises a list of the ltcquisionicts, with
marginal tunes, which, he says, will slim, that
they are quite as respectable iu this city as ist
other places, being many of them Tried Men. .4

EXTRAcT Or A Lurrv.n vaost 'mowrittst..
" On politics I have list little to.say, not lov-
ing much tithe to attend thereto.—Yon
have s!en in the Public,PaPers'the scrim's
disturbances which have occurred at the Red River,
between the Earl of Selkirk nod the. Noi th-We,t
Company, Ilk Lu on his entry into
Superiov, lieu I of the destruction of his
Colony for the second time, and of the Mai:there
of GOVVI'IIOr SCIMple and 21 of his Colonists ;
he
immediately proceeded to Fort William, the
N. W. Co's depot ao that Lake, and by virtue
of his Commission of Justice of the Peace for Upper
Canada, issued wartantS to apprehend Wni. iNP Gil-
livray and seven other part tiers of that Company,
took thent prisoners,' and sent them down under
escort, occu,,ed of treason, murder, anti robbery
on their arrival here they were admitted. to
and they have returned to that country with about,
1.50 Indians and Canadians, for the purpose, it is
!relieved, Jif dispossessing his. Ltrdiltip of Fort
which lie Initl kept, with their furs and
other property, to the amount::of froM 50 :to
70,0001. We may ~therefore soon hear of
more blood being shed, and, God only :knows
what such doings may. leafl to, or where they may
m
end. Messrs. Coltan and Fletcher are appoint-
ed Commissioners to investigate the business,' Intl
arc expected here to-morrow on their way to Fort.
William, butt the season is too fitradvanced for
them to reach that•place this year."

We now insert the .particular and comparative
statement of the Revenue hir the last Quarter., the
result 'of which we yesterday communicated to
the Public. it affords a
,complete answer to call
.the croakinK about immense deficiencies in chip
Revenues of the Country. Tbere'l, it partial de-
-
creiiie, but for the reasons we liesterday gave, it is
not of a hat um or extent to warrant the slightest
•
of the bodingtt of the Alarmists.
The rungs are. but little Weltd by this Account,
.and tuitain to within a traction the prices to \dich.
,they have Legit lately gradually rtsitig. ',f,iuniols,
are (14i.

A letter published in nil Evening Paper IiSSNfM►
that the linutdeanx Conspiracy was snore exten-
sive than has Willem.° been shited, and that the

arrests continue.

froison, senior, was only. taken to Ncwgate
last night. lie is, it is said, very. indignant at
being tried tinder Lop! ELLENBOROUG Ws Act,
and 111914t$ Upon it that he ought to ht.:. tried for
iligh Treason.

Letters from Paris mention, th it the Duke of
WELLINGTON "ppetlrEil at the. Tuileries on the
Ist instant, with It most splendid equipaKe. llis
Griter.B Staff arc in Paris, the Ititshian anti Pros-
stun Staffs are both expected, and it has oei:asion-
ed some speculation at Paris to find out.the.ob-
ject autl cause for this warlike assettiblatte.