The Sun.
London, England, 1820-01-24 00:00:00

and Statesman gave against the syste;:t by %id:o
this Country has been brought to the ptesent
finny of distress, most deplore the fatality of Olt
Councils that would nQt listen to the eoice °
reason." Mr. Fox might have been a Patriot, 1-11!
his patriotism was not unmixed with am`;ition Sid
a thirst for office, which his necessities, the reitill

of such imprudence as is inconsistent with a ;rest
Character required, but we repear, that he wds "41
Statesman. What has been the effect of that sr
tern against %%hick he is said to have given sail.
" seasonable advice ?"—the security of this Co°
try and the deliverance of E 'rope, from the moil
formidable Usurper that evi:r oppressed a peoPle'
and threatened misery to all other States. TV
effect of that system which he condemned has bee°
the preservation of our own gloriousCoustitufit,'r'

the safety of others, a general pacifi,:ati,4tt whi6ll
promises a long continuance of amity between the
European Powers, and the elevation of this Cowl'
try to such a pitch of national honour, as it 104
never before attained, aril which will excite ibc
admiration of all future ages. Such Wai the sY5'
tern reviled by Mr. Fox, founded by thfr
trious WILLIAM PITT, and carried into effect bi

the present Administration with resolute persever'
ance and successful energy, and such have been its
glorious consequences. What would have been die
effect of a contrary system, the system propose'!
by Mr. Fos, it is not difficult to conceive ; it if
probable that it would have brought this Country
into the power of France, which would have el4‘
tended its fatal fraternity lucre, have uproots
every feeling of loyalty and religion among III?
have parcelled out all national and private pro-
perty among fm eign Usurpers, and rendered
free-born Britons the bond-slaves of foreign'
iniscreauts, who, while they trampled us on'
der loot, would have mucked at our inisetY'
and have ridiculed the cowardice and totbr
which had brought us into so dreadful and hope'
less an extremity. Let, the Friends and Admiire,s
of Mr. Fox testify their regard for iris memory 14
annual conviviality ; but let them not join.in their
celebrations, unjust calumny against thots
uho, put suing a diffuent policy, have se'
cured our Ireedom and national safety. 134
how different is the conduct of, the Friends,
tlt
Mri PITT ! 110 their celebration of his Birth-do}'
they content themselves with Paying a just holly
ate to his talents, his %liroes, and his servieeft
avoiding all personal attacks on those whose I.oe,

prioLiples were of en opposite nature, co'`

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with a dignity woitby of his characer, appeor

con:Per their Annual Aleciings on such occasions'

as a doe tribute of patriotic duty, and tile i(l°

triumph of NatimiAl GI:16(11de.

1E ICbi-iint 111 t SUN.

Slit7The Radical he's is now quarrelling Wilt/
the new Laws, because pikes have not been seized
by thousands. Ilad such pretty seizures bre°
made, it would have quarrelled at the etficacv
the Laws, instead of their inoperativeness.
is like the pickpocket under the eat-o'-niue-tail"
whom there was no pleasing, cnt high or
for my part, so that Radicalism is cut at all, a"'
sharply cut, I care not whereabout the lash 1305'
The louder the cr;rnival cries, the stronger, yod
may be sure, is the executioner's arm.

FLINT.

An overland &spinet' trout Bombay arrived AC
the East India-house Ott Saturday ; butt the pull'
6(741 iutelligence brought by that medium basil'
been suffered to transpire. The Cowpony's shit°
York and Maiques9 of 114 stings arrived at Bone
bay, the former on the 15th, the latter on the
21st of August.

The PRINCE REGENT attended Dirine Service
yesterday at the Chapel Royal, St. J,,,,,e5.s 13,,1ace.
Satinday morning, the Duke of YORK left tot'.;
for Windsor, and from thence proceedvd to 0 IV
lands. Yes:eiday, shout three o'clock, an eV
press was sent off by an orderly dragoon froill
town to Oatlands, retptiring the Royal Duke/
attendance in London, His Royal 1-th.thness ar'
rived soon afterwards, and attended the I'attic6
lIEGRNT at Carlton House.

Yesterday the Doke 01 CLARRNCE visited tl'e
PRINCIt REGENT.

The LORD CHANCELLOR had an audience of the
REGENT yeverday.
The Duchess of GLOUCESTER, previonS to bef
leaving lit ighton, ainongst other charitable dons'
tions, sent one.ponnd note "to each of the poor.
.
widow!, in the alms•honses.

The King of SWEDEN has issaed• an orditonCe'
prohibiting the Jews true► exttetsing, within_
,:oinittions, any wholesale „r• retail trdde, withool
having served an apprenticeship for the time pre'
scr•ib,.d by law.
'flue report of the.deash of Admiral Cmsiescht
r not believed in the circle of his relative• and in'•
timpe tt ienits.

0,, Ti.ursday last, the ,nuke WELIANGTO.k"
proceeding to join his Noble Friends at Gut-11014-
stopped about 20 minwes at the Swan inn, Nor'
folk. The circumstance of his ar rival cpsiekly
cotrung known, hundreds flacked to the inn-yar
:o t'reet him with enthosipism.

Toe 63d Regiment t f Font, upwards of segf"
hundred SITOIIe,, cornmatnieti by Lolone! WE-IASI"
ernbniked IVednesday last, on boort! six Liver'
nn pockets, and INJerculy, , a Viltitg.
itaveu trader, for D,blin.

that " every considerate Pcrson,
tl►e seasonable advice that this excollt.nt 1-)atria