The Sun.
London, England, 1820-02-21 00:00:00

LONDON JOURNALS.

FROM TUE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.

[Morning Chronicle.?

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We can assure our readers•,.- that the -rumour's-
.so industriously circulated of Josses at play by an _
ilhistrions 14ilkary commander, are totally with-
out foundation Sd•tdr is the Noble person fronl.
indulging in play, that- he never was. known to,
• lose five pounds at any. game,. ,
EqUally unfounded is the report of Lord Cas-
'tlereagh's going to tbe Upper :I
-16119 e.. Are-,
-markable proof to the • eon' rat y may be found in,
the .patent of creation of Lord Londonderry to an
English Peer4ge, in whith the remaindergoes ro
Lord Stewart, that .the elder ion origin not bi
obliged' torptit rhe Contmons •HOnse on I he evens'
of :the, father's dearriNow, that we are c•rnit rye&
,jo correcting' the errors__ that slipped 111(0
other papt•rs, we may tits() notice the fare in!
moor-4st .Mr. Crolier's- succeeding Sir Evan N'e-
pean, is well-known in the polijcal circles,
that Mr. Elphinstone, who has. so ni,nourably
distinguished himselt in settling the recently.enn,-
Tiered territories by his conciliatory powers,
justice, and moderation, is appointed to succeed
Sir 'Evan, .who is on his return trout Bombay,•
and who will be received with a Waimwcicome in •
Leadenhall-street, on account of the' economy;
vigilance, and order with, which he has cooducte,d.
his Government. -

I'r'e understand that it is not expPeted there
will be any•coutest tor he Conn' y of Northady-
ton, on the, dissolution of Pdrliarnent, as it is
couhdrntly reported that. 111 r. Cartwright's friends
are determined to `Ming in Lord Althorp.—(ibid.).

(Extract of a Letter frpm t,alway,•dated February 14.)

" The state of 'Roscommon, part of Mayo and
Galway, is really .very bad, indeed much worse
than I can describe to.you., The -swearing•in of
the lower-order of people runs through the coon-
try-like wildfire, and the oath administered is of
a most infamous nature. The:Gentlemen are all
leaving their honses and retiring into towns.. It
is carried on so systematiciilly tliat it would Sur-
' prise you ; they peel, openly, and in defiance of
the Magistrates.-i• and the Got.ernmenrencourage
them by their supineness. I' Muth fear that many.
lives), innocent as well as guilty, will he li,st ere
long.- They take arms wriere,yer ;they can find
them,' .and threaten 'those who. they know have
any if..they remove them. Individuals are afraid
to act-2t hey hdyc,ceitht:r police nor armyto-assist
them. They a'vear ".No Protestants," and p4rt
of the;r. creed is pare a new road Ant is to be
made by tlieni with ProtesNnt bones, an abolition
of tithes. division or pi-opt;rry,•t,tid tio mote than
a certain stun to he pod
.per ace We have about
40 men contii4d in jail as riOhand-men, some
taken in 1,1',66 others wiih lists of..themen under
their command., No•hing buts retnoval.ofthe

Insnrrection Act, I am sotry to say, will ii3ve any
ef ect. and to the horrid state vte ai't
the ground will not be half ,illed, and elf course
we must expect,
:great want is th» abOve-natued
countiei, and the necesSiity concomitants, robber
jeg and minders,. A. very pretty descript you.
will say ; hut I assuie .that 1 have not exag•
geeatetl in the least:"—(ltid.)

To the Editor of " The Morning Chronicle.",

SlR—ln'yoor Piper of ,Monday you seem to rer
carnmet;(l to your Readers te) contribu►e towards
the Relief of the distressed 13ritish Em:grants at
Montreal, but you do not state where any sub-
scription is open (or the purpose. Allow me to
suggest, that by mentioning where 4ubßeriptions
may be sent you would probably be usetul to the
cause you wish to Serve; aiid also to request you
is ill have the goodness to forward the enclosed
twenty pounds to. the place where subscriptions
are received.

Your obedient Servant,

D. M.

*** In-the beginning of January we were het-
owned with a letter flout his 'Royal Highness tb
Tate Duke of Kent, from Sidinoutti, transMittirig
to us, with his usual benevOlence, a.paper in be-
I alt of the litifish Emigrants. at • Montreal, .which
we published according to -his Instrnctionsi• and
we have paid the Erbove sum of 20/. to Nathquitt
Afeheson, 1!q; We 'mention- the source from
'WHO the kind act -originated, that we may not
arrogate to ourselves the, merit that belongs
ek-
clus;vely to the illustrious Princddeceased. AVe
hove` receitTed the-tollowing letter from,Nathaniel
Atcheson, 7 -

• .4, Great Winchester-street, Feb. 18. ISM
" DrAnSitt—lo 'reply to your
been
of to;tlay.l
beg 4, itlforin you that l'haVe bum rCquested to receive sub-
scriptiwis in aid of the ohicets of the-Emigrants' Society of
Qnetec, aml:l have received' he 201. left this day for toe from
Stone, winch you were so oblignir, as to send. -I am.strre the
friends of this Society, awt the Publii: Will feel sensibly the
hied and warm interest you have tateo the•welfare ul-this
exec:lent Institution, " I "tro, dear Sir,
" Your most oin,die»t Servant, .
" NAT. AT C E
("Lid.)

' Jas. Perry,Esq,

[Morning Herald.]

It was repot ted on Saturd,ay. thar.a.Noble Loyd
Lad put an end f 0.14 exisrerice,. by,givitrg..hini-
.sdt the coup de:gorge; and ii this .Was not suf-
-3)7 tett it was added.that a NobleDi;ke
d shot himself. Wcsho'nl:l not notice these
ab-
surd reports, except to point them out as
sance," created entirely. by a set of obscure Pri'n-
term, who, being aware:of the pnirlic appetite for
sf,ffiettliag vvouderfid every' day, inanutaetureCtriii-
tiunally the most nionstroos.obliurtfities. At thts
west
.end of the town becOnting an elniOq
intolerable nuisance, for there the harsh
of
.iuntmerable-horus stuns the ears of. the inba.
bitants eviry.nigkit. for many trunrs.