The Sun.
London, England, 1821-08-14 00:00:00

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eVel', which we can assert on undoubted evil
d
flellen and without the fear of contradiction, he
as not alluded. Though in all countries where
o7nrY is established, instances of cruelty rnu.st'
oubt occur, and in the West Indies, unhappily,
stlehinstances have been too frequent, yet, what-
1' was the case formerly, the Slaves, at pre-
-414; are much less severely worked, and have
sic'te comforts, together with better treatment in
ekaess and in old age, than many classes of
46°Itrers in England. .It is the interest of their
wasters that they should be well treated ; and
e here the usual motives. of humanity are strength-
:Q(ll37 interest, we may rest assured dint the
4 Crier
a condition of the Negroes is favour-
-441e• We saw a letter the other day, from
res
Pectable individual, who has for many years
Teen accustomed to the management of West
14 sugar plantations, and who had been
4gaged to take charge of a fine estate in
".411111ea ; but which engagement was broken
)- consequence of a report having reach-
the ears of the Proprietor, not that the
nhlivi i
t, ,
'4i in question was incompetent to the
." of his situation, for he is well known to
l:41441)1y qualified by his habits of life and
tuilt g experience; not that he had ever been
of crucify to the Slaves, for his character
th ruanity is unimpeached, but because he was
tellught to be rather too strict anti severe in his
"latl°lls and discipline ! We pledge ourselves
tiro accuracy of this statement. Such a fact
r:aks volumes as to the general feeling of regard
well-being of the Slaves; and the pro-
ws vire amelioration of their condition, in so far
/14 4 condition, consistently with a state of
l'erY, is susceptible of improvement.

1141. je attacks upon the people of Ireland which
e appeared in a certain Morning Paper, noto-
ral f°r its hostility to Government, and even its
iridne"r against the KING, have excited the just
re
igtiation of all liberal minds, which naturally
s 17"
against unprovoked national reflections.
ap4sle Proper comments on this subject, which
to' etai Is in another Morning Paper, will be
Jotiarn°llg our extracts from the London
tl -rnala of this day. As a proof, how-
trer3 that the Paper so hostile to the people of
speilaHd does not act from a casual impulse of
ic le", but seems to feel towards them Shylock's
login,
hate and certain loathing," we subjoin
14P:ssItge that appears this day in the Paper al-
th,e/t1 to) which we insert without comment, as
clia I'l4' kollow how to support their national
and bY Wit and humour, as well as by valour
"beralit
'44:liv3:,sr y
rtect that Ministers have pledged themselves that
; her MAJESTY shall cease to incumber the English
°ll Thursday next ; and that on the strength of this
kNe"ithout any message, without even that telegraphic
lea 0;'401 we yesterday supposed possible, at the risk
Dl,hl. the event not .having taken place, the good people
by 4 in are to take it fOr granted that her MAJESTY'S corpse
1414ted (for the embarkation is to be considered a burial,),
111 eouhthe div.ance of 400 miles the roar of jollity is to echo
No 4-71 of the funeral knell. Such is the valid, the public
tttRIZ the per embarkation on Thursday :no mat-
kii4t-sger the wind be foul or fair, whether the squadron can
tltlk 6/3ee to its destination, or may be tossed about for days
4111.:1.111°11th roads ; the remains of the injured Queen of
Nit to rnlist be hurried away, because the people of Ireland
must
merry.,"

- a Letter from the Agent to Lloyd's, at Sierra
k
Leone, dated June B.]
lOg‘t beg leave to send you an extract from the
t‘? 1
..
4k of the brig George and James, CHATE
lliit,lloY arrived here from London and Gam.
444:1c°11sequence of the master of that vessel
14
(11 fallen in with three islands which are not
hs,:°" in the charts, and from his frequent
tiot'"ges between Gambia and this place he had
throbef°re seen : he presumes them to have been
this 11.4
Up by an earthquake lately felt upon
:lut
ktotlet
.4‘. 30, iB2l.
—We sounded in 5 fathoms, coarse sand
41ile
k4::t the same time saw 3 Islands, low and sandy, bearing
s.):3t4nt three iniles, Cape Bald, bearing S., distance five
Lott

~—.--
talliVrs were received yesterday from Con-
that Dll°Ple to the 11th July. They representwas
11° e; -aCe as very quiet and state that there %.va
etw-l)Qctation of any further Misunderstandtng
fl'onle:11 tile Sublime Porte and Russia. Letters
'lltiiiiraYrna to the sth ult. also say, that tran-
that the
1)11ja Y had been restored there, and
1111
11 f,,ql.° 'which had been for some time laid on
3,-;teigo vessels was expected to he taken offd
INla°l°ll. The Medina frigate was in port, an
'(14,,,;'; °tiler vessels were in the neighbourhood,
tit, -"g to enter the port immediately on its
If °Peted.
le hiveron, Captain WILSON, arrived in the
ve,,
!ith 1 4 'lames yesterday, from Buenos Ayres,
'l4 'etters dated the 6th- of May. Ploduee in
itleci)ttotry
is ad-
has become very scarce, and
Still
4 t'd fr
it, . om 25 to 50 per cent. in value.
11/14111f1„s lerY little trade, and no demand for our
irt4i -ctures. The people there, however, en-
tioti
vll. confident hopes that the present stagna-
-1,,,11 tiot continue.
111.(1 ice Gazette of this evening will contain
tahn,
k " for
to 4 a general mourning, the same as for
ue" CnARLOTTE. (Morning Paper-)