The Sun.
London, England, 1820-06-19 00:00:00

WEEKLY RETROSPECT.

It may now literally he said, that " Royalty
takes precedence of all subjects;" but we sin-
cerely ~ish
that Royally were no subject at all for
bniinadversion, except tor just praise. Much,
however, we cannot say, previous to the disclo-
ures which will take place nearly at the moment
'"en this Paper comes into the hands or our
Is"in Rt,aders ; especially as we agiee with
1"°11hy 114roint, that every individnAl, both in
P'"lament and out of it, including two Civic
.;o\insinen in that opposite predicament, ought
16 abstain from all observations and statenvnts
that may prejudice the minds of the Public on
*Wier title of the Question.
But some check, stronger than mere wishes,
611Alit to be applied to the scandalous conduct of
I°ll3e iiidividn4l or individuals, who, as the Pre-
*bier observed, must have seen some original do-
tatnents on which, in the early part of the week,
" founded gross fabrications" to gull the
not only is a political, but in a pecuniary
,t4t"t of view, if we are to credit some Stock
Exchange rumours.

From all blame in this transaction, Lord Ltvaa-
?°ol. most liberally and candlery exonerated her
1144RsTy's Law Advisers ; an opinion confirmed
byMr.. litiouGHAtes statement in another pla,-e,
lhat he and his Learned Colleague had no other
INtituent but that of the most scrupulous con•
Ctairnent.

Btu the latter went farther, and we know not
111,7`y any held, unless a block of the true Lignura
'lle, could teltain from speaking under the implied
hiVlltation,that "ifany thing had transpired, it must
tither be through incredible indiscretion, or a most
tlliParclonable breach of confidence." Cau we
the Civic Address to have been drawn up
11411er such secret advises, speaking only of dif-
ferences, without alluding to their cause, and de-
Orecating secret investigation in defiance of com-
44'n sense and common propriety,
lint we may be accused of " lese majest4 du
iilet'Ple" in these observations on the democratic
Manifest o. Tile king's Speech is supposed to
4 the Speech of his Ministers, and is hacked
4rld hewed accordingly ; but by what rule oft he.
146 e shall we consider, or to whom shall we ay-
111Y the possessive supposition in regard to the
11? Address, unless we are to suppose that my
"Ito mAywes Find is to be the scape goat of the
l'l)nration in all cases where party clamour
lUences reason ? Yet it is said dtn they are "no
11°44 neither" who dabble in this atiair. It is said
t4l those who can keep out their own friends to
;cure their own bets, can also play tricks at the
stock Exchapge ; where public opinion has been
geeticed dating the week by home politics, as
by the reports 'ot Parisian turbulence.
busy fools, to call them by no worse name,
:re indeed very active in trying to get up a little,
ti "lotion of our own, exerting themselves to
; the colouring to a slight Military in-
-1;1-'3/.4'11460n ; but in this they naturally tailed;
115 refractory were hopped off; and the termen-
-111'0" Put a stop to before any thing could be
wed that could be injurious to the Consti•
Nunn.
tj"rtunately the affair was too slight to require
vreo notice of Parliament, who were muck better
qol4°Yed in giving facility to the operations of
144e_ernmerit in aid of distracted credit in Ire-
' It is to be hoped that relief, agreed upon by
Parties,l
to: IY antidote to the financial distress of the
(I', intl restore commercial credit to its level
V,

lie-AILUa.
—A meeting of Isjoble.
~lts IN IRELAND
.—A
"I'd Gentlemen connected with Ii eland, took
ti 're
ou Saturday, at the "[hatched- house Taveiti:,,.
for ,j,`"l'es)a-street. 'I he mreting was convened
the ',i'7 Purpose of adopting some means by which
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the Littress created by the failure of several
. he
Cie 7atnk,rig Establishments of Ireland mighr
ineavi4.'' This object was, however, in 3 great
thasntirei: anticipated by the proposition or the
eve lice liar of the Exchequer on the preceding
Anted Lhg in the lionse of Conhnons, when he pro-
fl' Ithat a sum of 500,0001 should be granted
In, ,;''e relict of Ireland. Lord Dononghm7e
ter"LY adveit,d to the liberality which Go-
ti cal hail shown in coming forward at so. err-
lbe:l a moment with relief, and therefore wished
11) illov,"it'g lo separate without proceeding to
I:11 t„e• The great majority of the company
oh le Propriety of this advice ; and, after a few
S.
tiservations from the Eirl ot Limericl%, Mr. Ibghe, and Major Torrens, the meeting broke "IL
e observed amongst the assembly the Earl of
Lie'inlon, Lord Mount Charles, the Earl o.
t fTerick, the Earl of Donoog h more, the N.larquis
kt:• nsdown, Gen
Hart, Mr. Vesey Fitzgerald,
S' Tigle & . Subr, ' ' c•
tiirre, ell DeATH....—An awful circumstance oc-
A .". Yesterady morning in Bethnal- green CI; in ch.
ttrt"lnal School for the Edocainiu of 200 rilii-
hstttir'ais lately been establish, d in that parish, and
f MeeiNachilAY the 1:161-toP of LONDON node, t 00.1( to
ch ~" the first Charity sermon for the benefit of
an ; the Master of the School, Mr.
Viiiiii_ll, had bevii indefatigable hi preparing the
)io!': cli for the occasion, and just b.fore the
go's commenced he attempted to rise, but tell
'l4 dead in the pew.

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