The Sun.
London, England, 1820-08-01 00:00:00

tionj is of an headlong- and overwiielniin;-
beniciCracy:.

,We have this Ly Concluded the Report of the
Earl of SHEFFIELD, (see First Page), which is in
the highest degree honourable to the Noble Lord,
for the political as well as agricultural know-
ledge Which it displays, and also for its genuine
Patriotic spirit.---It is a DoCument of so much
importance to the country, that we hope it will.
be printed in a Cheap edition and circulated all
ever the EMpire. But the main point is, for all
Wh° have the power of enforcing its principles
and objects, to carry them into effect. Let then
°Lir Legislators, as well.as all who are not con-
cerned in the adtninistration of the country, at-
tend the, following important passage in this
athilirc--ble Report, and which is not the less int-
Portant from being obvious to those who have se-
riously considered the subject in question, viz.
The Public is perhaps' not fully aware of the
calamity that may arise from a decrease of tillage
and inc)-case of popalation."

SnirriNG INTEREST.—A General Meet-
nig
of the ship-Owners of the Port of Sew-
-ot-s to k.-kenil-Tyne is, we find, to be held this day,
into consideration the present state of the
Cdrrying'l 'l' rade of the Country, and the alarm-
'-',. PI ojects flow contemplation for altering
th \-,avi .
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The prance .41.—
Process. Lodges at LiverpOol walked in
IVec.,dnesday, with drums beating,
:Pnir's 'l7yniti°:,,n, to celebrate the anniversary
riut.he' battle of the Boyne : much fighting and
to 'ng t°°l( place in consequence. The Mayor,
sectrrY the,
legality of such Societies, arrested the
the Ur tar Y) and indicted him at the Sessions, but
kgr il d
aph.) Jury cut the bill.—(flampshire Tele-
W
the ivei cannot conjecture on what legal ground
arrE.,}ayor of Liverpool ventured to make the
oli,I"," alluded to in the preceding paragraph. He
tes"..l` as well attempt to put down Masonic pro-
th„rs in general, as to endeavour to prevent
of tl}lth"s.rANT Community, who are Members
goi 1(i-Se i.ssociations, assembling together, and
gratitude
annually to Church to acknowledge with
t.
the benefits which have arisen' from the
c '.-blislunent of the Reformed Religion in this
a;,{:itrY, and. the security which it gives to Civil
ii ,+``.(4igious Liberty. The hue and cry which
i titenlpted, and the efforts which are made, to
illt -Irinidate the Protestants in general, will fail in
t 1 esiect, and cause a more firm, united, and e-
tl",1"" co-operation amongst Protestants of allf
li'l°nlinations, than the friends and supporters o
°PerY will either like or expect.

lioda. •r s CoußT.—Yesterdayllis MAJ EST
thtßalLourt at his Palace, in Pall-Mall, at which

1 'r• Kaye, the Bishop 'Of Bristol, attended,
attc, did
hPI-501 I°lnage before the King, upon Ins being
t
tem Tett to that See. The Bishop of Exeter a
iloaei—has, Clerk of the Closet.—The Earl of
the audience of his Majesty, and del.-
Vice 11;_eY of Office, which he held when
"rn°erlain, flis Majesty also gave a_u-
Tit -3
"3
Lord Edward Somert;et and Mr. V •
.‘ war
„ o(••=ctia
BrOve •---Viscount Melbourne and Sir
tirher were the Lord and G room in Wait-

Sand, ,
A ~,"Y'llis MAJESTY dined with the Princess
Palit:BTA) at her apartments in the late Queen's
a,•d. ,c,e ; as did also the Duchess of GLOUCESTER,
ic: ..1° bu'ke of C IMBRIDGE. After dinner,t ie
rool;‘,,a- and his Royal relatives left town for Rich-
c,:i') on avi to the Countess ofDowager
Itoltl'lG-", where they drank tea, &A% ThetavYal Parts, on their return to town, were over-
t,.'l by the tremendous storm.
cksterdaY, the Duke of YORE, the Dul,:e of
vis•uilloot, and the Duchess of GLOUCESTER
sited the Kilig.
Duke of CAMBRIDGE visited Sir TnomAs,
vitENcl) at Yesterday.' his"
residence- in Russell-square
Ye 1.„';
s—n`taY mornino• the Princess AUGUSTA,
alect.eolllPallied by the
Duchess', of SAXE WEIMAR,
`tritown for Frogrnore.
Ye t lePtlke and Duchess of Ci.4RENCE walked
Queen'ss"t'43' in the gardens at the back of the late
palace.
'l'w,
froal 1‘...0f the
QUEEN'S witnesses have arrived
ia th l'iall, one of whom performed the
,journey
of . short
, n states,
Period of six days. , The Governor
arty i'l ia
that he cannot give passports to
teh`tllesses except those who may have belonged
sede.r alAirt STY'S household, without previously
how tag to Vienna for authority. He will not fail,
oever, to receive full permission.
ailing 11 !unday evening, her MAJESTY took an
• AC, in ner `
,I"ngli the Regent's Park, Paddington,
' `Arms new town equipA.ge, bearing the Royal
, • ,crar4s3 with the letters C. IL, surmounted by the
too %11 ° the
.quartey-pannels. The servants,
JEirvaPPeared (for the first time since her MA-
She w S return to England) in the Royal Livery.
'4lltl M k
ars accompanied b Lady ANNE HAMILTON,
y
abemi. ' '"-LI.STIN, and returned to Portman-street
"‘ seven o'clock.
The Q
-lusb —lll-EN rent yesterday to North-street,
the pilrY-square, to .view the School, called
girls '°37al bistitution, for 1000 boys and 300
v_r) of which the Duke and Duchess of KENT
e e patrons The
~. •
jag t library, pictures, plate, china, &c. belonE-
Snild) the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, at his house in
the 1 Audley-street, are being packed up, for
b cplirPose of their being removed to Hanover,
.110.1nmand of his Royal Highness.
at, I.s Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX has
ici.,onitcd Thursday the 10th inst. for the Grand
',odic Meeting at. Southampion.
la;` Earl of DA.t.noustE, the successor to the
the
eulike of Ricnmo'No in the Government of
at aliadas, and Commander-in-Chief, arrived
gaebec on the 18th of June,