The Sun.
London, England, 1819-12-04 00:00:00

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There has seldom been a greater 'proof of Scntvi`
turial incredulity than was exhibited last night 131
Mr.LodaTox in the House of Commons. This
young Politician, obviously young, in every sense
of the word., thought proper to state his belief,
that the Earl of. STRATHMORE'S account of the
alarming state of affairs in Northumberland, and
the neighbourhood, were great exaggerations. it
appears that this statement, by Mr. Lassirrot4t
reached the ear of his Lordship last night, and the
Noble Lord not only confirmed his former account,
but declared that his information was of a nore
alarming description than what he had previously
stated. The Noble Lord then appealed to the
Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND, the Lord-Liententlog
of the County, who corroborated all that the Eiri
had said. Other Noble Lords, not in the habit
of supporting Ministers, added their testimonf
;in behalf of the Earl of STRATI.' mOO.ll
Statement. It is evident therefore that
LAMETON was imposed upon by his Corte'
spondeuts, for it can hardly be conceife4
that be spoke upon authority equal to tilgC
of the Noble Lords whom we have mentionea;
We sincerely wish that Mr. LatanTor;
grow wiser as he grows older, and that be will be
able to see things of the utmost importance tir
himself as well as his Country, in their trite siis
and form, and not as they are obscured by 11'4
mists of Party.

CROWN AND ANCHOB.--.ThiS Tavern, the nol_6l
of which ought to prevent it from being profsr
by Factious Assemblages, of which it is too oftila
the scene of action, was again disgraced vested°
by a Dinner given by a band of RADICALS, '7ll°'
in our opinion, are little, if at all diff'rend
from Resets, in honour of that Apostate 8°
Renegade, whose very name is odious to etc/.
friend to virtue, loyalty, and good Govern
0412 t;
HUNT was in the Chair. A more derpiclibill
set of wretches perhaps never were assemble"
and it is quite surprising that the Leudi°r.:
should have given them credit for the dinner•
is very probable, that if the Company had dra°
any thing but water at this Festival of Factiarl'
Isis credulity would not have extended so
There was, as we gathered from various report'
the usual proportion of Jacobinical poison
seminated among the hungry auditors, who,
appeared, would rather have bad Brandy, °is°
°
gin, or even Beer, than all the copious streso
Seditious Oratory that was poured among 'be°
The only circumstance worth notice, but n°e I
all surprising, considering the respective el"1/84
tars, was a public reconciliation between C 05561
and Wootee, who bad abused each other "1
all the figures of Billingsgate ClOVenee.;
COBEETT, who had often reviled the ral
principles of the infamous Tom PAIV,
rot"
yesterday pronounced an eulogiuns upon his ,
bones. Two or three decent Persous, wb°
dently went merely to see the nature of s
Oltiner, manifested, however, their conte°ls
Radical DoCiiinei, b,y indulging themselves to
bib
bottles of wine, notwithstanding the pro
svtol'
against the use of all excisaliteliqnors,
Pre
offal
abstinence the Radicals hope whilt.eheY
nett
their own Coll3llltlfioo, to destroy the
tion of the country.
it
,
THB PRINCE REGENT'S Cover.—Yesteraelyfri,
three o'clock, the PRINCB MOUNT held (ire
and afterwards a Privy Council, at which ra
Viscount Lascelles was introduced, and
Lord Lieutenant of the West Riding t)t
shire. The Regent gave an audience to
Bathurst. 8061
Yesterday the Dukes of You,. and Cl.°
visited the PRINCE RBGENT.
C
Mr. CANNING, we regret to find, is st
Oc ,
fined to his chamber by the gout, brought
his rapid travelling from Italy ; butt he 50,0%
wise in good spirits, and likely soon to recoot
Intelligence from Brunswick state"
ofidi
the 10th tilt. conformably to the conous,r, 11
his Royal Highness the PRINCIi REG:01.01
mortal remains of Duke CHARLES d to 1P,,!
FERDINAND of Brunswick were rerrovetlrP
town, Irons the place where they had bee,igne4.
sited since the battle of Jena, and COs'
ocil-)
the tomb of his ancestors.
We are happy to hear that the Aneieri;Getigil
for promoting Christian Knowledge, ati,e
Meeting of their Hoard, on Mandel, 'spot: :I
November last (the Lord Bishop of 141`)ed opa,d
► ing in the Chair) unanimously res°',9lclo'sr
very extensive distribotion of Tracts' . „roof
to counteract the present most wi
culation of infidel and blasphemous P o,e soul
and an Address to the Public UV° '
etsY
trots' the Society, we understand,
, be expected.