The Sun.
London, England, 1818-04-27 00:00:00

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Three Months 23 1.

A Hamburgh Mail arrived last night, with Pa-
pers to the 22(1 instant. They state that a Rus-
sian Squadron of five ships of the line and- three
frigates is fitting out at Cronstadt.

We have copied au article in the French Pa-
pers, importing an approaching marriage between
the Duke ofsKENT and the Princess Dowager of
LINANGE, and we are assured that the report is
not without foundation, though it is proper to
add, that it is contradicted by some who profess
to be in the confidence of his Royal Highness.

The Duke of KENT visited his Sister, the
Queen Dowager of WIRTEMBERG, before his last
return to England ; he had not seen her for thirty-
three years. Her Majesty has much increased in
size, and is grown very like her Royal Father.—
She resides at Louisbourg, a few miles from Stut-
gard, and seems to be very happy. It is not her
present intention to return to this country, but
she manifested a laudable anxiety to hear of its
prosperity, and particularly of its moral and reli-
gious institutions.

LYMINGTON, APRIL 25.—Landed here this
morning, the Purser of the Royal George, Captain
TIMMINS, with Dispatches from China, with
which he proceeded immediately for London.—
The Royal George arrived at St. Helena on the
18th, and sailed from thence on the 27th February
last, leaving 'there his Majesty's ships Conqueror,
Admiral PLAMFIN, Podargus, illusquito, and Grif-
fon the 'latter had just arrived from Ascension.
BUONAPARTE was reported to be in the same state
of health as he bad been for , some months, still.
confining himself to the house, and refusing to
see visitors-.• • -

We were the first to announce on Saturday last
the intended Insurrectionary Meeting which is to
he held on Monday next in SPA...FIELDS) but we
were highly - gratified in learning, soon after our
Paper was put to Press, on Saturday, that Go-
vernment were fully apprized of the whole scheme,
and of all the Agents concerned in it. Hence,
if it were nut for the vigilance of Government,
and we trust we may addits provident vigour also,
for the prevention of mischief, the Metropolis might
become-the scene of disorder, rebellion, and car-
nage. We subjoin THE PLACARD which these flagi-
tious agitators,and pretended reformers,have issued
on the occasion. • The incendiary Placard is sub-
scribed by the names of " HENRY HUNT, Esq.,
Chairman," " Mr. T. WHATMAN, Secretary,"
and " THOMAS CUNNINGHAM, Engraver and
Printer, 93, Shoe-lane, Fleet-street." Whether
the travelling Orator has really given his sanction
to his nomination as Chairman of the proposed
meeting, or whether the name of T. LVHATMAN
Is intended for deception, and to induce the
rabble to believe that Mr. WALTHMAN takes any
part in these daring and dangerous proceedings, or
whether there is any such a person as THOMAS
CUNNINGHAM, Engraver and Printer, is more
than we know ; but if HUNT has really given his
sanction to the measure, and means • to take the
Chair, and if the other two are not, fictitious
names for the purpose of delusion, we hope that
Government will be resolute, firm, and active in
guarding the Metropolis from these alarming and
indeed dreadful consequences that might other-
wise ensue :

" THE RIGHTS OF BRITONS! A MEETING of
the DISFRANCHISED INHABITANTS of MIDDLESEX,
agreeable to Public Advertisement, will take plac on Monday,
May 4, 1819, in SPA-FIELDS, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon,
to PETITION the PRINCE REGENT to take into his Con-
sideration the Sufferings of the LABOURING PEOPLE, the
approximating State of all Industrious Persons (not having
entailed Property) towards the same Condition, and the ne-
cessity of some speedy Relief, founded upon

" THE RIGHTS OF ALAN;
" The Advantages which would result from bis promoting a
Parliamentary Reform, Annual Parliaments, Universal Suf-
frage, and Vote by Ballot; for supporting the SOCIAL and
CIVILIZED RIGHTS of LABOURERS throughout the
ThreeKingdorns; from whom proceeds the Splendour, Luxury,
and Good, enjoyed by KINGS, PRIESTS, and NOBLES ;
for using his Influence to redress prevailing WRONGS, and
thereby add to the SECURITY of the CROWN and its
GLORY."

The Prince of SAXE COBDURG came to town
on Saturday morning from Claremont, and after
visiting the PRINCE REGENT, with whom ne stay-
ed four hours, returned to Claremont in the even-
ling. His Royal Higliness is much recovered in
health; he rides out in his curricle occasionally,
and very frequently walks.