The Sun.
London, England, 1820-11-16 00:00:00

COUNTRY NEWS.

KENT.
It appears by a register which has been found '
on the shore at Reculver, 4nd from various stores
and articles which have been taken up at sea,
and on various parts of the coast between Mar-
gate and Whitstable,. that the ship lost at• the
hack of Margate Sands, 3n the night-of Wednes-
day
,last, was the Oaks, of London, Alderson,
masjer, an outward-bound West Ind iamoL—No-
thing has been heard of the crew, and it is but
too truly conjectured that the whole have perish'
One -ded body, that of an elderly gentle-
man; haS been picked up and carried to Mare
gate.—(Kentish Gazette.)

IRELAND

To those who, in the excess of their ecstacp
sneer at seeing our Bishops divide upon a propo
sition submitted to the Legislature, we cannot
help saying a word at present, though it should
abate their vivacity a
,little. The Sages of the
Church of England are free men.— Their un-
derstandings are not bent to any yoke—they'
are, every, way considered, independent, and.
civil liberty never yet could boast of more
intrepid or more -faithful champions. "The his-
tory of those pious and learned men, and the
history
.of the Liturgy, 'which the piety and
learning of their predecessors have so happily
established, is the history of intellectual liberty's.,
and of civil liberty,. in England—and nut mill
in England, but in every nation in which the
day. star of freedom has risen and ascended.
The question before the Lords was of a mist
nature, principally. civil,• in some sort religioto
—that is, so far religiouF, as the sacredness of
religion is. requisite, to consecrate a contract.
commanded by God, and vitally essential to,
the-very being of civil society. Divines_of all
Churches have differed, do differ, and will continue
to differ, among themselves, upon subordinate.
points. The most eminent will differ concerning
-the science of law, and the profession of the law,----
th(7, science of physic- and the practice of it—and
uponsYhat is politically good, and %vhat is not, the
practice of wise and ingenions men attests the.
eternal diNrence that prevails. Ifir ith this natural -
license- to exercise their reasons which all Oleo,
enjoy, it is not reproachful to Ecclesiastics to
.
differ upon what-may be politic, or what may be,
expedient, regardkig a specific case turning upon
its own circumstance's ;—and can any difference,
which may arise out of the scrupulosity of some
being opposed to the ar4ornents of o-thers,_
.zny brocess of legislation, be a just or reasonable"
or proper subject, ht any sense, for the sneers of
prejudice, or for the jibes of liberality, hoWever
irresistible the temptatien may be to those who
indulge tlicrn Gorrespondent.)

SCOT LAND.
THE ARMY.—On Satnrday; the 4th inst., ht
Excellency Major-t7,en. Sir Thomas Bradford, the
Commander-in-Chief,i ,ccompatiied ))y his Staff;
reviewed the 7th lb-agoo.:'A Guards, coriunauded bf
Colonel Dunne, in afield n.:ar Bati'acks'
This very tine reginwit exliieuted - all its ma'
nceuvres, charges, &c. ‘V.:th au.7uirable precision?
and much to the satisfactin.
n of his Excellency/
who expressed himself plcAsed with its
appearance and discipline.—( ciinburgh•P (Ter.)

On the afternoon of Mottdv,y seinnight, whilst
some of the convicts were employed iii Chathans
Dock-yard, stacking some thaber, a Piece fell
upon the head of one of them,. and killed him 03
the spot.

On the 12th instant, ir. Ensti-w-place, tf lady of James
Renshaw, Esq. of
On Sunslay last, Nies. Thomas jun.ol a chughter•

NIAIIIIIEII.
On Wednesday, the Ist instant, Canford Church, the
Ittv. GrOrge Tito Wrice, Jo!. lielcraft, Iv the
Isla of Vs'ight, to Nl;iry an itnrfdl, only dtsugleter of WilM°l
Mitjor, Esq. of tmntiort,,Porset.

On Monday, the 13th inst. in her foutl.l)Rr, Margaret.
the youngest daughter of Hnghe3; .N,/1 t h -street. Fitr.
toy-square.
_ On Tuesday everting, ,at Jeans CanOiridgC.
;6th year, the Very Rev. William Pry. ree., .1) . F.R..)."4 Deal-
of the Cathedral Church of Ely. sod Nlaster of Jea.us "'
leer: the. Dean was formerly Pul:'ic Orator of Cambridge'
and Master of the Temple.
At Mack &tie, near Sanquhar, Scotland, William Ja.tal4
eon, Esq. late Provost of Sanqnhar.

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