The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-01 00:00:00

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SLIIP NEWS.

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ralrto, ats country,
as well as in Ireland, 'that the expellees of the
State could be supported without any taxes at all.
Once • more we may venture to assure our fellow-
subjects in Ireland, that whatever Mr. VANSIT-
TART and Ministers in general can do will be
done to lighten the burthens unavoidably brought
upon them by an extraordinary combination of
events, and the heavy pressure of a long pro-
tracted war, %%hid), happily for mankind, and -to
the eternal honinir of the British Government, has
terminated in the deliverance, and, we trust, the
security of Europe. When we say the security,
however, we cannot bat view with alarm the
events which are passing in France. The steady
friends of the legitimate Government are gradual-
and we may say shamefully, and foolishly,
discarded to make way for the former minions of
the great tyrant and oppressor of mankind. Let
Sir ROBERT WILSON, if he is the author of the
work imputed to him, and the shallow Politicians
of The Morning Chronicle, say what they will to
excite alarm on the increasing power, and the re-
ported military arrangements of Russia, the

•changes taking place in France are sufficient to
alarm all the Continental Powers, and if those
'changes proceed, it would not be wonderful, but
rat ier the natural effect of things, if revolu-
tionary horrors should again overwhelm all legi-

timate Governments, and after the contusion of
anarchy, conclude in the elevation of another
military Despot, or of a banditti of low-born ruf-
fians, who have been taught by dreadful experience
the art of ht eaking the spirit of a people, and
bending their necks beneath the yoke of Tyranny.

The Conductor of The Anti-gallican Monitor,
We observe, thought proper on Sunday last to
'signify that, " if be was not warranted in saying
all he :lid respecting Lord SIDMOUTIf, he thinks
the Editor of THE Sox was not warranted in
34ying what he did respecting the -Noble Lord,"
for. whose private character, however; be avows
the highest respect. We should not have brought
forward the Noble Lord's name upon the subject
if be had not been accused of ill-treating and
-treglecting COZBETT, who ill-treated everybody
publicly connected with him, and if we were.
tot persuaded that the Noble Lord never would
tave had any intercourse with such a Irian. As to the
Complaints of men in,general .who may hare been
'disappointed in expectations which they had no
tight to form, there probably never was a Mini-
ate/ who was not exposed to the same complaints,
tut while our Rulers act firmly, steadily, :and
sealously for the interest and honour of the Coun-

try, it would be ridiculous in them to attend to
the murmers of discontent.

bem., SEPT. 30.—Came down from the River,
And salted with the whole of the outward-bound,
the Edward, for Boston ; Ann, for St. Domingo ;
Itobert and Ann, for Lisbon ; and the Wharf, for
Gibraltar. l'Assed through the Downs a large
Beet of colliers. Arrived the l'rosperity, Tilt,.
etas, and Sisters, HILL, from Iceland, two yes.

*els belonging to the Downs Society of Fisher.
smen'6 Friends.

FALMOUTEI, SHPT. 28.--Arrived ofT this port
the American ship Constitution front Norfolk,
and proceeded for London ; also arrived the
rrancis Freeling packet from Cork. Sailed the
BOARDivtatr, for Lisbon, and Express,
Qutcm, for Corunna.

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 29.—Sailed the Killingbeck
for Antigua ; Scipio, for London ; and Duke of
karlborough, for the Cape of Good Hope.
PoßTsmourn, SEPT. 30.—Put back the Eliza
transport. Sailed the Henrietta, BRONSBERG, for
Copenhagen.
DOVER, SEPT. 30.—Arrived off this port the
brig Mary, JOSEPH, in 35 days from New York,
Lund to Antwerp.

CORN-EXCHANGE, OCT. I.—We_ had but few
fresh Arrivals. this morning, consequently Fine
IVheat and Oats support the prices of Monday,
but ordinary were dull ; Barley, tioles fine, is
hnsaleable; Malt and Beans support their prices ;
trey Pease are rather cheapen.
Admiral Sir Homs PoPliam succeeds Admiral
UouGLAs, in the chief Command of Jamaica.
the gallant Admiral proceeds in the Sybille,fri-
nate, Captain CHARLES MALCOLM, fitting out at
l'hathittll. JOHN A. LETHBRIDGE, Esq. is ap-
pointed Secretary to Sir HomE POPHAM. His
homination hss given general satisfaction in the
44val circles, as the urbanity of manners and ready
litteption displayed on all occasions by this Gen-
ietta,ra have proved him every way worthy of the
4.Ppoinument, and of the confidence that must be
teposed in him.

:The freedom of Londonderry has been pre-
lent IL
.;HITWORTH and Mr. PEEL.
Lord HOLLAND, we are concerned to state,
still continues very ill with the gout at Paris.
1, SWEARING THE NEW SIIERIFFS.-Yesterday the
'tdotto MAYOR, Court of Aldermen, and the She-
riffs, went in procession, preceded by a band of
Music, colours, &c. to Blackfriars' Bridge, where
'ey took water, and proceeded to Westminster,
order to the latter being sworn into office. On
return the crowd took the horses from the
"Itriage of Mr. Sheriff ALDERSON,. and drew it
k 1,44.

POETRY.

SONNET.

THE SABBATH.
Hail to the piaci& venerable morn
That slowly wakes while all the fielL a're
A pensive calni ou every breeze is borne,
A graver murmur gurgles from the rill,
And echo answers softer from the hill ;

1 1e softer sings the linnet from the tho'rn,

The sky-lark warbles in a tone less shrill, ,
Hail, light s'rrenel hail, holy Sabbath morn !
The gales that lAely sighed along the gt nve
Have hushed their'ditwny wings in dead repoie,
The rooks float silent by in airy drove,
The sun a mild, but solemn„litstre throws;
The clouds, that hovered slow, forgett to move ;
Thus smiled the day when the first min-:;1 arose !