The Sun.
London, England, 1816-06-13 00:00:00

tins-le4,lets iii the i reeedipg tli,gtacefill transar-

dons.

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Ac the apse of tie 1)611 on that day the numbers

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'For nr. LE i LAND S lia dos,/ 796

Majority
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An agreement had been made in the forenoon,
that if Mr. CANNING'S majority increased, the
Contest should terminate it five o'clock, hut the
Party resolved on mpother " Now or Never," backed
out of their engagement, and declared they would
open the hopeless Poll once more on 'Wednesday.
Wednesday would raise the majority so high
as to put Mr. CANNINC344 RAHN beyond compe-
tition, were he even to leave the town and not
register another vote :—ti.en, perforce, the Trou-
biers must cease, leave off their little self.import-
suit bustle

' , And cast a longing, lingering look behind."
'kitte rejoice to have it io our power to add to
the'se accounts, that besides the quiet of the day,
I.lleithy Sivas an era of unn►ixed triumph to Mr.
and the respectable portion of Liver-
pool. If popular applause, mat the warmest tes-
timoniei 'of the approbation of the better inform-
ed orders of society ; if the admiration, of friends
and acknowledgments of adversaries could
elate a mitul like that of the Right ll►►nourable
Gentleman, he experienced abundance of all these
tributes to tttatchli•ss talent and political integrity,
in the course of that (lay. No more of his Ad-
dresses to the. Electors have •et reached London,
eta we trust we shall he enabled to lay these fine
examples of eloquence before Our Readers to,
morrow, with the account of the final close of a
contest, which lies raised Mr. CANNING still higher
than before in the opinion of 'the people of Li-
verpool.

THE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE'S HeAt.TH.--The
Princess CHARLOTTR WAS yesterday entirely free
from fever, but had a rhematie affection in ,her
head, the effect of her severe cold. Her cough
was better. The inquiries were nutnerons, RS

There is a report, says a Morning P►ttier, that a
DISTINGUISHED LADY IS re-called front the Con-

Omit.

Thee Cork Arivertizei., in comnienting upon the
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Liteinsittreetion in 13arbudoett, makes the tottow-

ing vet y remark

Were it nut fur the.elioroui.ptoeeedings against the in-
'surgeon and the sulfiCicncy of the force ensployd, the eon-
.sequences would have hren r. ~t calamitous, The circutn•
thori7iiighteil policy of thi;se ecotio'ruisti in
l'arlitunent, who would expost the c.:teiiiive impnrru►t
pt'lssetisitens of the British Crown to intrinw.r4ble perils
a tisingfrom various unforeseen cuntittgenvirm, hy depriving
'4".ipvetnitient of the means of adequately providing for their

sccitrit y."

Indeed every hour produces new proof of the
wisdom of the policy pursued by Government in
maintaining an Establishment calculated on the
yet unsettled nature of the times, and not on the
vain theories of their opponents, ►cho would have
r'aked', we might say sacrificed our Colonies, the
peace of Europe, anti the dear bought, safety of
the. Empire, rather than support for a short pe-
riod the military force necessary for the preserra-
troll o(these inestimable objects. •

WI NHSOIt, JUNE 12.7—Yesterday, about twelve
o'clock, her MAJRSTY, the Princesses, AUGUSTA,
ELIZABETH, and Many, visited Ascot-heath race-
course. They proceeded to the PEINCE REGENT**
stand, where the Duke of -GLOUCESTER ,was in
readiness to receive them. The Spanish Amhas-
and a number of Personages of distinction,
were admitted to the Royal Stand. There was
the greatest assemblage ot, the Nobility that has
been known for a number of years. After the con-
clusion of the second race the Royal Party went
SO the .Marquis Colisvat,Lis's marquee, by the
new mile-course,' where there was an elegant co-
Jation provided for them. After their refreshment,
they returned to the stand, and viewed the other
slices ; at the ennclusion of which they left the
course, and proceeded 41) the ILFGENT*II Cottage,
where there was a select party to dinner: they
.aftertvards wencto Windsor Castle.

'Yesterday the Dukes of Co N and G Lon-
paid their respects to the Pat NCR REGENT
it I.:ht.Ito:1;114)0st%
C,Tt.toteAan had a long audience of the
13111110 E REGENT yesterday.
Eitraetot a Letter trom Bristol, ;Lte 101--
,• A' leiter .row a (iettlillltitil in B.ohisdoes, re-
ceived here, states, 'hat in pursuit of the Negroes
a flag was found, 'divided into three comport-
ments; in the first ot which tA IV painted H white
Than litiughty,— by the neck ; the second a black
14hief, with a white Woman kneeling at his feet,
twith clasped hands, imploring mercy : itt the
third, a bi,tch Chic( cro%yiled, with a white wo-
men at his side. It oates that the insurrection
Imasnyeroilar concerted plan, but that :it burst
fh aort, Welt before it was intended, by some of
the chiefs, who, 'having becnincittfuriate by drink,
COMilletieeti the work of dcsOlatiott,"
Yesterday a Geheral Court was hell at the Last
!tulle Hoose Ott 'special atille After slime pre-
liminary iiirsittess; the Court came to the_ ques-
tion on the grant of 15001; to Lieutenant-Colonel
,(13,,atiCE udit
m H intendment was
p.oposed by
Homy., and seconded-by Mr Alderman AT:
beitig list by a very lArge majority,
414 e H(144160014 the ecturtof'Directias was con-
tram!,