The Sun.
London, England, 1821-05-14 00:00:00

less be Made in any ulterior proceedings that may
be deemed:necessary, but every individual of
the House ought certainly.to have his character
duly Protected. With respect to the general con-
duct of the Paper entitled John Bull, it should be
observed, that the daily libels in the Opposition Pa-
pers naturally provoked retaliation from their op-
ponents; and ifJohnßull has been violet' t and coarse,
the Opposition Papers in general were not less
so, and if one party throws wjaaforlis, it is not to
be expected that the other should rose water
in return. We sincerely regret that fact and ar,
gument should not mark the conduct of both
parties, and that so important a friend to truth
and freedom as the Public Press should ever be
degraded by personal rancour and scurrility ; but
it is absurd to expect any of the advantages of
mankind to be - pure from alloy, • and as -to the
abuse in question, we must console ourselves in
the words of the Poet, that it is
A consequential ill which FREEDOM draws,
" A bad effect, but from a glorious. cause."

Having received a file of Demerara Papers to
the 19th of March, we arc. happy to state that
the Colony was at that period healthy, and the
Prospect for coffee and sugar crops favourable.---
The Hous.e of Assembly at. Barbadoes met on
the 13th of February, pursuant to adjournment,
When an investigation took place into the exor-
bitant fees demanded and received by the At-
torneys for their professional labours, a grievance
Which had long existed, and been carried to an
alarming extent. The day was wholly occupied
'n establishing dockets of fees for the public
111ces throughout the island, which we are truly
IaPPY to state, has at length been completed.
The Gazette of Saturday contains an order in
council, dated the sth instant, directing that in future the re-
yards allowed by the Commissioners of Customs or Excise to
rer3ons employed in the preventive service for the arrest of
,attligglers on shore, shall be distributed ati. follows,- viz. :—To
'ae person or persons who shall actually make the arrest—
three fourth parts of the reward,- to be divided into e9,gal pro-
P° rtion.s, if more than one person shall actually make tee arrest.
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the officer or officers being present, of the party of men, to
vhich the person or persons Making the arrest shall belong—
°lle fourth part of the reward to be divided, if more than one
°fficer of the party shall be -so present, as follows : to the officer
_e4nimanding the party, two shares ; to each of the other officers,
sille share.

THE ROYAL FAMlLY.—Yesterday his MA-
TESTY, the Duke of York, the Duke and Duchess
of Clarencc, and the Princess Augusta, attended
Divine Service at the Chapel Royal.—Divine
Service was yesterday performed to the King's
Household, at his Palace in Pall Mall, by the
Rev. F. W. Blomberg and the Rev. Dr. Stanier
Clarke.—Yesterday Prince Leopold attended
Divine Service at St. Phillip's Chapel, Waterloo-
tiace, accompanied by Colonel Addenbroke.—
esterday the Duke and Duchess of Princess Augusta dined with the
Clarence.—The Princess
Sophia visited the Duchess of Clarence yester-
daye—On Saturday morning, at half-past ten
o'clock, the Duke and Duchess of Clarence, the
Duchess of Gloucester, and the Princess' Au-
gusta, attended by-Sir B. Spencer, went on board
the Admiralty Barge at Vauxhall-bridge, and
Proceeded to Greenwich, where their Royal
Highnesses were received by the Governor; and
after viewing the Royal Hospital, the Chapel,
4c.. the Royal Party went on board the barge
and proceeded to Woolwich,- where they
i"sPected the Royal yacht lying there.
foh.rhe QUEEN, on Saturday, in her coach and
Cr) attended by Lord and Lady Hood, drove
.I.°ligh several of the principal streets of the
lilietropolis, and afterwards went to Cambridge
in "se. ---A Deputation of Ladies and Gentlemen,
carriames and four, waited upon her Majesty
nat is
House, on Monday last, with
;`,11! Address from the Parish of St. Luke's. One
the Ladies presented to her Majesty two
Ivl;eisses and a veil of her own work, embroidered
ail exquisite taste.—On Saturday her Majesty
came to her house in South Audley-street, to re-
se a Deputation from Kidderminster, who pre-
,..etited a carpet ten yards square, of beautiful
tle'rikmanship. In the centre are the Royal arms,
thil.e ground-work interspersed with the rose, the
Istie, and the shamrock, the whole design drawn
by tile workmen, and more than 3000 of the la-
outing classes contributed ls.each to defray the
t
llences of the manufacture.( Morning Paper.)
IVL
kileuEss OF TITCHFIELD.—It has 'been er-
Lneously stated in the list of the division on
1.,,,°11 JOHN RUSSELL'S Motion for reforming Cor-
v"Pt Boroughs, that the Marquess of Titchfield
°te,-1 in the majority, but the truth is that the
I‘,/°"le Lord was not present at the division.
BLAIR did not vote in the majority on
that occasion, having paired off with Mr. S.MAa-
ti°lllB-A.Nris, who was in favour of it. Mr. DUN-
AV, Member for Berkshire, Mr. Rumnorm,
•a ember for Yarmouth, voted in the minority,
Consequently for Reform.
of on Saturday Count MUNSTER had an audience
his MAJESTY.--Yesterday the LORD r- CHAN-
st on. had an audience of the KING.
or 7IIENRY WELLESLEY has had an audience
the KING) and several interviews with the
froa rquess at LONDONDERRY, since his return
Spain to London.
a valet de pied of BUONAPARTE,
Id a female attendant of Madame BERTRAND,
1"0 arrived at Portsmouth from St. Helena in
theth Star transport, and since have been on board
ac_e queen Charlotte, came to town on Saturday
11-eellpanied by Mr. Wool), King's Messenger,
°n flamed
way to Ostend.
,'.lc understand that Mr. Alderman GAR RATT
thelkelY to be chosen one of the new Sheriffs for
" City of London.
sa The Dublin Freeman's Journal states, and it
as upon authority, that the QUEEN has promis-
4eQ to favour the Irish Metropolis with her pre-
;,,e, concurrently with his MAJESTY'S visit.
4.1 he Reverend Dr. STANIER CLARRE, it is 1111-
tlicerstood, was appointed Canon of Windsor, at
r representation of Ministers, after his MAJEs-
I'N' 11, (1
a,. nominated the Rev. CHARLES SUMMER.--
(Sunday Paper.)
It is intended to celebrate the Anniversary of
Nyith est°ration of CnAnLEs 11, at 'Worcester,
_. all the ancient splendour that used to be
°Userved in commemoration of that event,
The estate f
against
which ao —Gyp, BENFIELD, and Co.
commission issued many
!
years Jack, it is said, isnow enabled to clear itself, and
leave to the surv• •
plusBo,oool, surviving Partner, Mr. BO YD, a sur-