The Sun.
London, England, 1820-12-11 00:00:00

AiISCELLANEOUS..

litawicK.,---At the final close of the
,election,
442 Thursday eveiniUg, the numbers ,
' For sir F. Binke • • ' 374 •

James Balfour,'Esq :363 •
Majority for Sir Ft antis Blake

PRocEsstoNs.--;--A body of Sailors, amoUnting
tr) about three- hundred, all decorated With white
aad blue favors, and-another
.Procession, consist-
ing of about twenty carriages, some with males,
and others ;yith females; -passed our Office this
morning, on theit‘waY to Brandenburgh House,
with Addresses to the QUEEN.
BERGAM.I.-We understand that Lieut.llowNAm
recently passed from Dover to Calais, in a jacket
:Wed for the 'purpose of taking himself onty,.with
disPatChes for BEanAMI ; but finding the. latter
,"ad gone to Boulogne, he followed him to that
OtavErt CROMWELT,.--,-A. short time since, a
naval officer, in his journey towards London, Met
in the stage-coach, an intelligent- and, ac-
('amplished Lady, who, in the ctinige. Of -conver-
sation, said,-that her husband, who resides in the
C't3', is in the possession of the head of this dis-
tingu6hed Character.-.--It appearl that (..InoNt
17ELL's head was, soon after the Restoration,
!nix ed on pole on one of the public buildb)gs
fir WestmiMter,, bul, by sonie accident, got into
the custod f -o1

y of a soldier who was on duty near
the place : , that reward was offered for it, but
11,4' soldier's family retained it, though some time
rel" it was sold, and• ultimately reached. the
1404 of its present owner, 'There seems to be
flottlitthat it is the head of the Protector, from
thc. evidence which has descended with it.
s ,I.AtE MARSALA:IA.—This celebrated
ilFgort was consulted on the case of a beautiful
3'',utig Lady. A. fe'W days'-after' She" died, and
ltv,li.elt her friend, who had accomp4ied her:- to
Doctor, • 'mentioned • to 'him•the• melancholy
and the regret lie felt At the premature
!• atit of 'so• much- excellence and: beauty, the
41190. pr, whose Mind was always keenly bent in
.'espursuit of knowledge, drily said-- in 'his na-
,"re dialect, 44 Dud they wont the body opened ?"
• rue Loan MA YOU BEcKroan,--This •Magis:
rate: wainotorionsfor his factions.c6nduct, pspe
• inshis Mayoralty._ Ile was a great bully and
1„ great.cowzird. "It is said bathe insulted•the late
`-"tc4 on the --Throne,, -and made -a most offensive
IYeec.h . to. him 'all -the p.reseiltation ',of. an address.
r°lll the city. The‘fact
•I‘.9hat he said' on .t
-hat oecasiOn, for-he Spoke:id: so
'Clw a Voice, and:was-'So agitated and trembled to
bystanders
a degree as to. attract the Attention of the
uYstanders attending the Coisirt'; arnoiet them was
•the late Rev. Dr.Wir:Ll a^r TAytoit, of Wootton,.
"IV, who frequently mentiOned.this anecdote
hMr. BEctirtillb. The speech fabricated for
1.'141, And. wlifeh. is. On his Monument in 'Guildhall,
s...written by- IlsiakE TooK,C, as. he repeatedly
..'"cktiOwledged to•many persons nciw
s
,• 'lOl-:r-a* AMERICA.a letter from the Island
tlp~St: Thomas, dated 0et,',24, :it -appears that on
Preceding day a vessel -arrived '.froiti La
ayra with..the Nice. that Bolivar had
ye;it al rilessage-hy flag of truce, to Morillo, de-
l) that a poibilari. conference might 'take place
vetweert-thern. with view of putting. a terrnina-
-t7)a t 0 hostilities.. The following is an extract
I."letter dated Angostura, September 111:
:. -
lt,a in this iroirrii-tig that the town ( alai) eva-
wit,tcd ; that 36'tsf the cava!ry (4eial•La To, came over
'e
it' 111,1111 )I*SCS and anus to ('neat,; and, ti,rt!,c, that La
r. finding that the remainder of cavalry; consisting
bt entertained the same
rid ot thcni In
At '""t, and retreated nporiMea; General :Await) is still
Valencia.
I\TZNIAFLEs.—The only interesting feature in the
aUles Journals /is the answer of. Cardinal
'in the name of the Pope, to the note of.
N'e-:-Dulte -of Carnpo Chiaro) in -behalf of . the
Government, concerning- the passage
'lich it was expected the
.Auttrians would at-
lerl)pt to Inak.thrOugh the States of the Church.
(sr'. I.4is the Cardinal states, that " his "Holiness
s°4ld riot blit feel sensible of the tone of displea:
ti4re, assumed in the note of hiS Excellency,; but
la.t with respect 'to the object which had given
t 9 it, his llPliness -had instructed him to
that he was ignorant till then that the
tol.l3rial and Royal Court yf Austria was about
kmouse its troopsto be marched against the
'ngdoin of Naples, not having Made tb him any
siatlces respecting the supposed passage .of
.the
fo '
rveS, nor- any coinninnication that could be
4,nstrued into an intended war against Naples.
.1
411° in the note addressed by the Imperial and
Court.ta the Governments of Italy,,other
(4i-ves were assigned for the descent' of theAus-
troopsinto Venetian LornbardY, wliich were,
of protecting thoSe countries from the
.s 4ttiges that had happened in other. places, pre-
with the:existing state-of things, peace
411(1.order in its °Wit dominions, and. offering, in
t.O event of its. being solicited, protection to
.ese States' of :Italy who should demand ;it.
t` :i otherwise,' the inviolability of the Pontifi-
States, reSiing as it did, equally With the other
ropean States, on the' basis of the dispositions
6 the Congress of Vienna, guaranteed by all the
tta'eat Powers, Holiness could not, for an in-
'lyotit, 'doubt that the' integrity of dominions
41d be 'respected by ,every Government."
UNIVERSITY or G 0111,Nc !loyal High-
A,:ss the Duke of CLARENCE .has. given. the Uni--
ii,sit3' proof Of hiskindness,by presenting to the
grary a fine collection of maritime charts in 182
ets. They are the charts published by the tly-
ql).graPhicaf Office, and marked with its stamp,
141:ch do tiot.coirre' into. the• hands' olthe trade,
are designed entirely for.the,use•Of the-Royal'
phavY. The collection includes not' only . the
of °Pean Seas, but the greater, part of the coasts
Lidk. Africa, America; 'and the East and West
many of4hich the 'Duke hicuSelf a season
84's visited. Ilis Royal highness the' Duke of
k,„ sesoft
ie presents.—(Gottin-
,,s;
') N
cor ov. 23.) •
,
4.: 'ding to private adVices of ^the 27th' ult.
Lisiciv
tc-d from Madrid, it appears that the
withdrawn the pension that had been assign-
tpl ° Don JOSE .AevAttuz DE TOLEDO, in cons-e-
L,"ce of his machinations with .several Foreign
0f,45.2. in'which he had dared to nse the name
is AJLST..-- y.( Morning- Chronic le ) •