The Sun.
London, England, 1820-09-22 00:00:00

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B.a.lGlitoN, SEPT. 21.---,We have no intellig- 0
here from the KING. It is supposed that, ful
MAJESTY will never again visit this ungrale re
ii*There a. 1
WWI, that owes every thing, to hi ". • . o
Ina y, Queektes here among the in itanV
shat
ihis,hiS- MA4isty bas. been tiAborme -; 134 Of'
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must astonish every body, is to hear British ,e 5,
facers speak loudly in favour of the QUEEN. o
terday a well known public writer from Londtobel
and now in Brighton,' whO is no friend to 6e,
QUEEN, was follotved home to his hotel bY a na,
neral Officer and several of his party.; thej
,rjt
raded under his windows; and would nn uo: $
have excited the Radicals against him : howeve,%
violent shower of raln put an end to the exillis
of the gallant tcarrion I shall inform you of t.ld
hero's name.—W e had a violent , gale of of
yesterday. Last night two colliers were run vst,
shore and dashed to pieces; happily no lives It'd,,
The workhouse has also experienced much l,
mage. The Duke of YORK lives very retire 4.
The other fashionableS now here are chiefly I-4°r
and Lady BATItURST.

COWES, SEPT. 20.—The inhabitants of this ell'
the
-chanting spot have been long contemplating -tr.
opportunity of testifying that feeling of loyal
and allegiance for which they have ever bl.,
distinguished ; and this opportunity, we arc (,f.
lighted to say, has at length occurred, in the,",,,,
rival in our roadstead, at one o'clock this na:l
of the Royal George Yacht, having on b°3l,
our augifSt and beloved SOVEREIGN. Althotle
the. weather was exceedingly unpropitious, tof
shoros, as well as the accompanying vessel' sf
every description, *ere filled with spectator()
who, regardless of the elements, seemed one 01$
all anxious to pay their earliest respects "111-0,
KING whom they have so many reasons. to
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nour and revere. His MtJESTY was recei% 0(
under a.-salute from the Castle, and the gos
several respectable arid independent inhabitanrii
and preparations are now making for a
illumination.
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PoaTsmOUTH SEPT. 20.—Arrived oi.
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len's last night, the Royal George, Cornaloid,°.;,
Sir C. Paget, with his Majesty on board
Captain Sir Charles Burrard; Brisk, (jaP;'
Montague ; Cameleon, Captain Menzies ;asst3.
Starling, Lieutenant Reeve. The above P,f;
Spithead this day, at half-past ten, and sail(' di
Cowes. Admiral Sir -G. Campbell and Gene'f,
Sir G. Cooke went on board the Royal Ge9r4r,
off Ryde. Arrived the Wye, Captain Fishe
last night.

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MARCIIIONESS OF :SANGR.ATI.—We are info
ed by a respectable Correspondent. on vv""0
information we can depend, that this Perst°ii;
who has arrived in town as a \witness for p,
QUEEN, comes from Milan, and is' not arc 7,
01
panied by a husband as reported, as she 15 het
married. The individual who came with pi
is a Lawyer of Milan. We shall not state
we have heard of their renpective character 37
_of
we rely on the justice, vigilance, and bonour,t
the-high Tribunal before whom they will aPPe-,i;
and by whom their testimony will be duly 31
fairly appreciated. '
„if
'nil: SLAVE TRADE.—We. trust that his .Lv-ti
Cti
TY'S Government aresti II attentive to this stlyJcp.
and that every effort will be made to terin'llc'e
this inhuman traffic, by friendly remonst"Tiee'
with those Governments whose subjects are Pool
mitted to carry on the Trade with their C 001,,,,,
possessions. If we are rightly informed, tiles,
reign Trade in Slaves is greater than it ever
We, therefore, hope Mr. CLARKSON and ',it
WILUERFORCE will with redoubled ardour r7iffs
their endeavours to put an end to a systemtoy
is as great a disgrace to the countries that
ad
lerate its continuance, as it is revolting s'e
feelingabhorrent to every humane and c°l‘
deration. f f otic
e
The "principal circumstance worthy 0 11 n•e'
in the internal state of the Country, at the lico
sent moment, is the junction o( a certain litr (le
of the Modern Whigs with some of the 105' ac'
generate Radicals !—We do not pretend t°,,rity
count for conduct so little consistent with the rot'
ciples which the former pretend to maintan"ect
what their fellow-citizens have'a right to ecith"eit
from them—and with, what they owe toil one
own character and reputation. Neither is of
business to follow them into the secret hat-111040
their new associates.—We shall, howeverl
ourselves of every public opportunity, whit;
sents itself, to expose their apostacy, and t"b J
bold
reliction of the principles of their Party, an
of thif
them up as a warning to the good peolde °Jdoo
Country, whose " quiet good sense" has se
been appealed to in vain. I,S (11)/
We hear that Sir FirANcis BURDETT 'l`lColl'
pliCri to some of his friends, to appt,y t° 1101
stitnents, to apply to him—to bring in aof anJ
op o
en the close Boroughs--that he may 1.1 ragin;
longer be subject to the reproach of entilin
their continuance ! This is what is termed
Critic " solicited solicitations." o
len f
The Chapter of Winchester have rho air
liberality and taste, in the extensive reYo pie
their Cathedral. It will, however, requirt
Ise
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months more before the whole. is comph't' coo
•king d 1.
are sorry to remark, that it forms a stri tile ,
trast to the recent repair of Chichester C 3 of Jrl,.
It is with regret we notice the dealt' voar,'lo
NELSON, the late Secretary of the NT' Y afterA
who died a few days since at Plymouth,
ratter;
short illness. Mr. Ntesos was grOatly est
not only in his public but in his private ellobis air
and his death will be long lamented h 9
on
merous friends. -0,017 n'
The suggestion of Mr. Serjeant 01.-.0, to 0
Monday, that a Bill should be biouglit o,t
able the House of Commons to ad":" `vas
oath to witnesses examined at.their bar/ octl',"l
confined to the proceedings on the Bille tiltPa 111
tah• v
the QUEEN ; what he suggested was/ r
should be brought in to give that V°we
cases. ci„A-
Her Royal Highness Duchess° ,
yesterday toe an airing in HYde Pa'

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