The Sun.
London, England, 1820-08-02 00:00:00

•
volume of the Ne_zo Qum:lei-1g Reviezw, page bO7,
accompanied by same spirited. observations on
the American Intercourse Bill, which was so
powetfully oppos'ed.;by the late Master. of -the
Rolls, by Mr. FERcIVA.L7 and most of the Mein-
bets of his MAJESTY'S present Government...
- .J.--Hertford-Street, March 10; lac,.
" hate received the book whicle,ll.)set,
"-goorl'asiersend me, and which contains a great deal-cif-very
" valuable information. I beg you will thank, in my name,
" the Society of Ship Owners of Great Britain, under whose
" direction you have acted in sending me this present. • They
" cannot dotibt of my being .zealutts in their cause, for it is
" a cause in which 1 have interested myself front the earliest
'" period of my life. By the measures which have been, arrtl7
" and now taking, it is evident, that there arc persons,.who,
" vat tits g• to attack the Laws of:Navigation and the Mari-
" time Rights of this Country, DIRECTLY AND OPENLY, are
" endeavonring.to sap and undermine them, deceiving the
ignorant,' under various pretences. I wish that my infir-
- .• •
" mities did notprevent . me from affording the little,assist-

" ance My talents might enable me to give ; bat my principles
" are manifest in wliat has already b en published, and IN
" THF. PitoTEsTs, winch I have entered against many attempts
" of this nature, which one time or other will also be seen by
" the Public.

" I am, with great esteetni
." Sir,
" Yonr most obedient humble Servant,
(Signed) " LIVERPOOL."
Esq.

"

To the late Earl of Livrvoot..,-'the ..Country
owe intich ; the Records of the Board. of Trade,
and the AuMinpus Reports of his Lordship,
which: were printed in his life time,. bear ample
testimony of his political -wisdom.; and we think
tire present Earl- will feel a peculiar gratification
in giving_ to the Public the Protests alluded 'to
by his Noble Father in the preceding letter
for ourselveS, we are satisfied that his Lordship
cannot render a more important or acceptable
service to his Country, than by publishing to the
world his NO.b/e Father's opinions on these•great
National Questions. •

FOR THE SUN.

ERR/ITU:M.

Maidenhead fort, Dyot-street, July 78, 1820.

MASTER SUN, for I can't call you Mister while
your Father is alive, will you permit me to point
out a small Error in your Paper of this evening,
which I hope you will be after correcting this
day ten years !—Let it be as follows :---

San Office, Jail/ 25, 1830.
In rum Paper of this date, ten years agn,
fur-
" The Rev. Terence O'Sharrowssy, Parish. Priest of
Kil-
rush, Ice El, is appointed Ronan Catholic Dean of Killa-
loe, by the See Of Nonce,"—read—is appointed Archbishop of
Canterbury, by his Holiness the Pope.
You must know, Mister Sun, that his Reverence
is a full cousin of mine twice removed, but neither
by father's nor mother's side, for as he can't have
any children, why sure he ought not to have
either father or mother, no more than any mo-
ther's son of them all. But then, agreeable to
,the practice of our Holy Church he may have a
niece, and he may be father to his own nephew,
or uncle to his own son, And that, :tot' know, is
all the same as Cousin German twice removed.
So, Sir,. as.l cant change my pitchfork
_into a
crozier,. because why, 'there Were no big Sunday
Schools when I was a little boy,. I ha.ye jnstbeen
thinking that when my cousin will be Archbishop
of CANT.ani_Jty, then'l will be a pretty bit of a
Lord'CliancellOr to take care of the King's Con-
science ; and troth I can 4froi'A to do that Anighty
well, for I hake not itof such a thing .of .my own
to look After,---and then,, Sir, we shall have fair
days for old England and

PADDY WHACK

P. S. Faith and Soul, we have too uiany fair
dags in Old Ireland already—and so, for a hit
of a ch6ge, only let us have our way, and Old
England shall have foul ones !

ROYAL Aou.vric ExcLutsioN.—The Royal
yacht was towed down from -her moorings at
Portsmouth to Spithead about one o'clock on
Monday. The' marine band of music was on
board and a great number of pleasure boats,
filled with Ladies and. Gentlemen, accompanied
her in her course. She goes round immediately
towards Brighton, the beach of which not being'
very good for embarkation, it is supposed his
MAJEs•ry will go on board Kerr at, Shoreham.
Should the wind prove favourable, his MAJESTY
is expected to embark at Portsmouth on Friday.

IMPORTANT IFORMATIOti.—From calculation
by the College of Physicians, no less than 40,000
die annually in Great Britain of Consumption,
and at-least 10,000 in London. •le late Wil-
liam Turnbull, Esq. a very ingenious Surgeon,
ascertained that every 20th person waS ruptured.
Thesis complaints are truly alarming to every in-
dividual who uses the least exertion. It is also
incredible the number that suffer from a certain
Disease, by being' Improperly treated. It was
those circumstances induced Dr. Coo PER to select
eminent Physicians and Surgeons of at least 30
years' experience,, to form a Medical Board ; and
since the establishment upwards of '30,000 Pa-
tients have been cured 'without confinement
many of them after hospitals had failed.
Messrs. COOPER and Co. are consulted' at
Woodstock-street, Oxford-street ; and at Char-
lotte House, Great Charlotte-street, opposite the
Rev. Rowland Hill's, daily, from eight till eight.
Mechanics have advice gratis every evening from
six till eight ; and on Sunday mornings until 12
o'clock.
-**' RUPTURES of 30 years standing, radically
cured without confinement.
There are privates doors at each house,
and private rooms for Females.
N.B. The
sAfilicted would do well to 'read
Messrs.ooolEk and Co.'s •Lettures on two pre-
vailing-Diseases,- M publisti- one shilling,' by
Mr. HARVEY, 22, Blaekfr'iars-road. They will
also prove useful to young Practitioners.