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

SIMIM• NEWS.

barEE, DEC. 3.—Passed this port for London
111- 1-lottentot, Taylor, front the Cape of Good
4°Pe; left Table Bay the 4th of October, in
tort Patty with the Brilliant, Young, for London.
4" Governor Belle, Boyle, for Copenhagen.
DEC. 2.—The Melanie Chasse maree,
1;311) Bryne to Rouen, has been picked up off
'4lverhithe, and brought into this port without
ling person on board. The Captain and crew
eve since arrived here.

VAL:IIOI.7TR, DEC. I.—Arrived the Ambroke,
ilrilid3or, from Newfoundland.
lintiwicx, DEC. 3.—Arrived the Prince of
°range packet, with a mail from Holland.

I'ORTSMOUTIT, DEC. 3.—Arrived the John
t,,4'rid, Rees, from London for Jamaica, and
-41 be, Patterson, from Batavia ; she left the Cape
the Ist anti St. Helena the 16th October off St.
klena she spoke his Majesty's ship Sophia,
Os TEND, Dec. I.—On Sunday night, about
/41t-past nine o'clock, an armed bo.st ran along-
his Majesty's transport the Caroline, Captain
Loom-, with the intention of taking possession,
kt they said, of the vessel. The Captain placed
144 e British Ensign across the gangway, telling
,Tern,,T if they entered the vessel, it must be over
""tt. British Colours, upon which these nocturnal
%jailors retired. His Al3lesi y's Consul, Mr.
"t4eQuEs, has very promptly instituted an inquiry
*4lO the cause of this proceeding, and by whose
utters it took place.

ParNce LaoPou3.—lt will give pleasure to
It"ery friend of Virtue to learn that this unlikable
io
l'ince is disposed to wean his mind trout me-
LI-ocoly reflections. by indulging occasionaily in
the rational amusements of Society. For this pia-
kote, it seems his Royal Highness has commanded
representation of IVild Oats nu Tuesday next'
" nrurv-Lane Theatre, where we heartily hope
I,tllnt he. will derive as much pleasute from the
`“)trieely as the audience will from the presence of
I.° estimable a character.

it Newfoundland Papers to the id of November
ate been received. From the Pith! of October
2d of November, 29 vessels sailed from the
MI of St. John's having on board 46,948 quin-
tals of fish. His Majesty's ship Tamar sailed on
ke 24th of October, for Cadiz and England.
THE OLDHAM INQUEST.—A letter from Marl.
geleater dated Dec. 1, says—" At an early hour
his morning, Mr. Battya, Mr. Farrand's clerk,
441'ormed the Jury, that in consequence of the
4roceedings in the King's Bench respecting the
koroner, there would be no necessity for their
tirther attendance."
Inquest on the body of one Rhodes, ano-
'ler person who was reported to have died of
*quints received nit the 16th of August, was held
eiti.Tuesday last, before Mr. MILNE, the Coroner,
Elopwood. The Jury, after hearing the evi-
dence of several medical men, returned a verdict
611-Natural Death.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.--Abollt two o'clock
titTnesdav afternoon the ferry-boat, in crossing
lit."trt Mutton Cove, Plymouth Dock, to Crentirl
..-assage, was upset in a gale of wind, and we la-
Illeof to add, that two women, a girl, and a boy
tassetrgers), and one of the boatmen, were un-
twfunat ely drowned. The other boatman, it is
1441, supported himself on one of the oars, and
Ras drifted, in a most tremendous sea, a cousi-
dtrttbie distance up the harbour, when he was
brovidentially picked up, in an almost exhausted
tit',qt., and his life preserved.
811trrous ACCIDENTS.—AII accident, which
104i:411:ned most serious consequences happened
.114 Thursday last to Major-Cienetal STEUTT,
.1"', Len on his way to Terliog-place. The horse,
it appears, swooned in his collar, and, by falling,
threw the General and his servant Out of the vehicle
It' ate sta4en a manner as to precipitate them
44.411 into a perilous situation, bring within
1::selt of the straggling animal, from which the
13entral received several scratches and contu-
sions upon the lace and head. Mr. LAMBIRTII,
the General's old and confidential servant,.
eats rendered incapable of assisting his master,
tea upon attempting Its rise he found that his
leg was broken. In this most distressing situ-
.ftion diet the General and his man remain
11"rly half an hour, calling for assistatrce ; but
.31!hottgb within a short distance of :felling
"'tt-!e-gate, their voices were not immediately re-
'"enized by the person who resides there. In the
14 raotinte Gen. STIAUTT, incapacitated as he has
1 ''rie been front the loss of a leg and other injuries,
L,hlelt he received whilst fighting the battles of
‘"--v country, could not assist himself. Their voices
;t:re, however, at last owes heard by the person
'siding at the gate, and the General and his man
I'ere shortly removed to Tcrling.-place, where me-
, tiiheal aid was promptly furnished ; and we are ena-
li, led to state, with much satisfaction, that no
consequences are apprehended from the
4,"lites received by the General himself, and that
LAMBIRTH, his servant, is as well as the oa-
,1,1" of the injury he received will achnit.—
. vfo7 d afraid)

YOETR
Y.
POLITICAL. QUERIES.
4lternis a/) urn oermortibers, et popidarer
trincortern strepit us.
Q: H. F. de Atte P9et. line 81.
Mat cures a bad cough, when become most terrific
The best cure I know of, is TzErtser's :peer:fie.

Jana tepremet no.r, fithitlxque VT?ICS,
Et dams Platonia. •
Q. H. F. Carne. Ode iv. lib. r.
" We ask, and trust you will not fob it,
Pray who or what is Mister Conctrt ?"
" I know, good Sirs', no more than you,
t; Mess he is the wad. geeing Jew !"
" Jetts sell old clothes—buy eking of rabbits—"
" Well ! llc makes money by old Habits."
" Jews stick to text—llE turns like swivel."
"'Ten, Sir, he's Cora ETT or the 1)—."

I. G. N.

S 0 N G,
As Sung at the MArom's FEAcr, Leicester, 1819.
Tune ---,4 Scots wha hue," 4-e.

Britons who with NELSON bled,
Britons whom a WELLESLEY led,
Can you stoop the laurel'd head
To factious knavery
In this crime-emblazon'd hour,
See the shafts of Treason lour ;
Start ye from the Hydra's power;
Rouse, and still be free.

Who would crouch the rabble's slave?
Who would urge Sedition's wave ? • -
Who would live within the grave

.direfitapiety.
Who for England's outraged law,
Her King, her Church, Would pause to draw
His sword, and with a firm huzzah
Defend her purity.

By your Father's dear remains,
By the blood that swells your yeinor
Spurts the Crew who weave your chains

With factious sophistry.
Dash the impious Traitors low,
Reason brands them as your foe;
Who but Fiends would aim a blow
At England's Liberty.

robb'd of his scat, still for Birmingham roars;
'rooter slily counts over his ill-gotten stores:
Iraithman trembles, but swaggers at Aldermen's threats.
'raison looks at his pestle, hut can't pay his debts;
Wood cries I'd be glad to be Lord Mayor again;
Irishart mumbles his quid, and cocks up his chin; 1-1
Tri/son others lets out, hut himself can't get in.
What will be the end of these terrible men,
Now Cabbett's come over to lend them his pen T
I pray you, dear Countrymen, ne'et he afraid,
The trap for such vermin will quickly be laid;
And if they be caught, as surely they will,
The Doctor will give them a right bitter pill.

STEEL.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, Dec, 3.—The Prince Regent has
fixed 'Tuesday next, the 7th inst. at three o'clock,
to receive the University Address at Carlton-
House. This ►ime has been appointed to enable
the Chancellor to attend, as his Royal Highness
does not intend to he at Gloucester-House before
Monday.

The iollowing degrees were conferred on Wed-
nesday last :

t•IASTBRS OF ARTS.
Rev. William z Wilcock:, Trinity College.
Edward Michael Wright Stewart, incorporated Irmo the Univer-
sity of Dubin.

13ACIIIILORS IN CIVIL W.V.
lol►n Hancock Hall, Esq. Trinity Hall.
Rev. John Davis, Trinity Hall.
Rev. Chanipness Pleydell Brugge, Jesus College.
Rev. Edward Bartlett► Jesus College.

BACHELOR 114 PHYSIC.

Thomas James Thacheray, St John's College.
The following is the subject of the Norrisian
Prize Essay for the present year :
" Shew from a review of the civil, moral, and
religious state of mankind at the time when Christ
came into the world, how far the reception whit:h
his religion met with, is a►proof of its Divine,
origin." _ _ .

The select preacher at St. Mary's church, to
whom the Sunday afternoon turns are assigned,.
for the present month, is the Rev. J. C. Franks,
of Trinity college. •
The Rev. Thomas Comyn, citrate of Deben-
liFint, in Snfrnll;, is appointed one of the Chap-
lains in Ordinary to his Royal Highness the Duke
of Sussex.

OXFORD, DEC. 3.-Thursday the following Per.
grecs were conferred.
MASTE-11S- OF ARTS.
Rev. Frederic Cox, of Lincoln College.
Rev. John Fitz :iloore, of Nlerkin College.
Rev. George !.rancis Ottey, of Oriel College.
Rev. 1.-lyla Holden, of Peinlirolte College.
Rev. Frdicis Drake Foster;of Balliul College.

' BACHELORS OF ARTS.
Charles Lyell.
Alexander Dyce, • of Exeter College. . .
Chitloner Stanley Lcathes, )
George Maw,
Richard Derby Ness, of Lincoln
William Brock Hellins
Richard Battiscombe, of Merton College.
James Lockhart, of University College.
William King, . t Scholars of
Edward 'Few Richards,
J
Corpus Claristi College.
Edward Gieswell, •
George Nlusgrave Musgrave, of Brazen-Nose College.
Thomas Frederic Paull Hankins, of Queen's College.
His Royal Highness • the Duke of Clarence has
been pleased to appoint -the Rev. Charles Robert
Fansliawe one of his Domestic Chaplains.

(CIRCULAR.)
A GENERAL INVITATION to the 'PEOPLE of ENG-
LAND, SCOTLAND, IRELAND, and. WALES, to recom-
mend particularly to their Servants and Carriers to ask for
TURNER'S LIQUID or-PASTE BLACKING, as it is to be
had of all the principal Grocers, Bootmakers, Stationers,
ironmongers, Druggists, and Perfumers in every Town in
the Kingdom, from an improvement lately made, which sur-
passes any Blacking ever brought before the Pnhlic.
N.B.— lo those who have never yet made a trial, it is most
earnestly recommended.
.1 am, with profound respect,
Yours, very truly,
BlAcking Manufactory, - ItICHARD TURNER.-
14, Loudog-roltd, .%iuuthwark? •
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To MY COUNTRYMEN.