The Sun.
London, England, 1820-06-07 00:00:00

A PRIVATE LETTER.

DOVER., JUNE BROUGHAM landed at four this
morning, and immediately his baggage was cleared at th*
Custom House took chaise for London by a different router
from the QuEEN'S; going by Hytlie, Ashford, and Maidstone.
Ve have not had any arrivals to-day, and Lord HuTottN-
soN is not yet returned.—The feelings displayed yesterdar
by the crowds of both sexes who had assembled on the land
ing of the QUEEN, with the exception of some political cha-
racters, and those very few, were unmixed with any thing of
party spirit ; they were a spontaneous, unsophisticated. (Hs.-
play of John Bull's goodness of heart at the sight of an tic.-
protected Female, and' that Female his QUEEN. landing on
the British shore, without regard either to. private or political
character.

TUMULT.—This morning, as early as eight
o'clock, a considerable number of persons, not or
the most respectable appearance, assembled round
the house of Mr. Alderman Wood, in Soutir
Andley-street, and their numbers continued in,-
creasing owl) nearly twelve o'clock. h appears
their object is to indulge themselves in the sans('
species of proceedings as they did last nighty
namely, the shouting of " Wool) for ever !" tina
compelling the driver of every coach, an l the
footman, if there is one, to take off their hate
-
A non-compliance with this request subjects then"
to being well bespattered with. dirt. The conse-
quence of this conduct has been, that several of
the Alderman's windows were broken, and the
front of the house much disfigured with mud.
The carriage of the Dowager Countess of
was passing yesterday evening, and being recog'
nised by some of the mob, the, were proceeding
to treat the servants in a very rtnigh manner ; 1104
road, however, being tolerably clear, they were
enabled to get away without any mischief being
done to them.

DUEL DETWREN Mr. GRATTAN AND I,oltri
CLARE --We publish the following statement frosts
authority :—Mr. GRATTAN having, at a plibliV
Meeting in Dublin, made use of expressiOrk
which Lord CLARE conceived to reflect upon
late Lord Clare, his father, and having declioet,
either to explain or qualify them, the parties we
this morning in Hyde Park, when Mr. Gl9,
tan, having received Lord Clare's fire, instal,
fired in the air. The friends present having Ki":
their opinion that the affair could prOceed nd
titer, Mr. Grattan came forward in the bil"cg
somest manner, and stated, that having now iss,
Lord Clare in the field, and having given the 6is
tisfaction required, he was then willing to adef).'
ha was wrong in having made use of such ,
pressions, on which the parties immediately sh'
hands, and the affair terminated.(...—Mottl'
Paper.)

The Cabinet Ministers assembled in tlerlbc.er::l
Lion on Monday night, at nine o'clock, at. the
of LivenPoot.'s house, and continued site tig
past twelve. They assembled yesterday morniletri
in Cabinet Council at ten o'clock, and contilvis.
iu delitpration till half-past twelve. TheY,„:l:,
setubled again last night, at half-past nine n'e"`'i
at the Ea, I ot LivEuPool.'s house in Whitehlidoyo
A King's Alessenger arrived in town yesier
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