The Sun.
London, England, 1820-08-16 00:00:00

THE SUN.

,TOLEM GUIS DICER,ETALSUM AUDEAT

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1820.

We have had no arrival of Paris Papers this

morning.

Norfolk Papers arrived this morning to the"
20th July. The following are extracts :-
46 PENSACOLA, WEST FLORIDA, JUNE I.—Ar-
rived in this port from Havannah, the American
schooner Margaret; the Captain reports, it is
considered as certain there, that under the new
state of things the Floridas will not be .ceded to
the United States, and that force alone -will en-
able her to occupy them. The SPaniards at that
place openly ridicule the American Government,
and boast, that they dare not take possession of
the Floridas for fear of the consequences, and that
other Powers will assist in case of war.—Ha.van-
nab at present is in a very sickly state.
" WAS.HINGTON, JULY POLETICA,
the Minister of Russia, has departed from this
City, on a, visit to the•Northern,States.—Baron
•
STACKELBURG, the Representative of Sweden,
has also departed on a Northern Tour.—Mr.
Av
TRoßts, the. Representative of the British Go-
vernment, and M. RETH, Chargwdes Affaires'of
the Government of France remain in this City."

Considering the nature, substance, and ten-
dency of the Letter addressed by the QuENN to
his MAJEsTv, which appeared in our Paper of
Monday, and which has been hawked over the
town in two-penny sheets, we are much surprised
that this most offensive libel upon the So vtn EIGN,
the Government, the House of Lords, the Judges,
and Parliament, was not noticed yesterday on the
meeting of that House. Surely so inflammatory,
atrocious, and seditious a libel, ought not to have
been passed over in silence, for never was there
a more daring attack made upon _the SOVEREIGN
and the whole frame of our Legislature. :We
are astonished, at the supineness of Government
on this occasion. If it 'will not support its own
dignity, how can it expect the support even of its

warmest friends) arriung whortt Ive shall always
rank ourselves) as long as it
,acts upon that syg' • •
tern of the IllustriotsWlLLlisi PITT, which has .
enabled it_ to effect the
_,deliv ranee of Europe
- • • • ' 1* •- s
But the attack upon his ..' AJ Yisof s gros
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a nakre, tliat i ect and
ghn,.. 9. InilN rice^ .in '4,c) iNte, tti
arlitanentary 'notice of defamation so, daring, so
violent, and disloyal. It is evident that general
expectation was disappointed on this occasion, for
when it was well understood that THE QUEEN bad
sent a Letter to his MAJESTY, every body seemed to
expect that it was of a pacific tendency, and cal',
culated, by some amicable overture, to avert that
trial, which portends such confusion to tho
Country. Even The Morning Chronicle, thd
avowed Advocate for THE QUEEN, and which has
all along deprecated that trial,' as likely to pro'
duce, to use its own words, , a mass of ",filth
and 'pollution," speaking of this Letter, says)
" it will be seen that it is not a Letter of
conciliation,
.nor one to which TIER' MAJESTI.
could expect a satisfactory answer. It is ,
a Manifesto evidently meant for the PUblie,
Eye, and upon the tenor of which every Reader
will form a judgment in conformity with his pre'
vious opinion of the case." Ought her MAJEs•ri
then to have addressed such a Letter to her Sore'
reign ? Was he not rendered a mere Stalking
Horse, in order that her infamous Scribes might
shoot their venomous 'darts at the people? Is
she destitute of common sense, that she could not
perceive their object, or was she the willing ill'
strument of their malignant intentions ? The
New Times of yesterday concurs with The Chill'
nicle on this occasion, and very justly says of
this " most detestable Letter,"—that " it 0
addressed ostensibly to the KING, but really t°
the Mob. Its true object is to rouse the Mob 0
action ; as THISTLEWOOD meant them to hare
acted in London. Let us never forget the de'
claration of that Traitor—that he hoped to see
the shops of London shut up, and those Aristtv
crats, the Shop-keepers, well plundered. This 0
the hope of the writer of the Letter." We heartilf
assent to the solution of the wicked purpose, 04
so will all wise and moral subjects.—So will
think every. wise and honest man all over the
world. If indeed the world at large were to es'
timate the character- of this Country •by the
People, who have taken so conspicuous a part i°
paying homage to THE QuErxoby Their Address°
and their Processions, their Meetings ae4
their Acclamations, it must consider us 94
the most senseless, degraded, and immor3l
People on Earth.= Here is a -female of the
highest rank loaded with imputations of the
grossest and most disgraceful nature, who at °tic
time demands an open trial), 'and at anotll9
seems to throw impediments' in its way, tliel:
again maintains her claim to a public trial, ll' c 9.
ftr
appears to make conciliatory overtures, and '
,
length protests against the high, august, and un'a-
peachable tribunal, before whom her guilt or Wl'.
cence is to be ascertained,and indeed appears cll'
t Ice
posed to prevent all trial of every kind. ire'
find people crowding to pay as much honing° lerd
character thus at least dubious, as if the- Weil
had ended, and her innocence was manife't i
upon the clearest evidence, and she had obtai°C V
the most satisfactory and honourable acquittal. r
" ('an such things be, and overcome us lila a sOlj'ic
cloud, without our special wonder!! ! !" . .

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GENT LEM EN--.AltilOntl- I hare no particular apPrebnosoo
for the peace of the City, yet in this eventful period it %./0),
he unwise nut to be on guard., Thursday next being an of
portant day, I would ask the, favour of your orderi"):Sr
men to be on the alert to render such assistance,
as may be advantageous to the Public security and traivir.
c. THOS. BRIDGES, 1`.135°
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Last night, about six o'clock, her .0 Sr
took possession of Lady FRANCIS'S holle lbar°,l'
James'S-square.. She arrived from 131.1011elibail
House in a carriage and four, With coacr,ois
postillion, footman, and outriders in the%'. OA'
livery ; and she was attended by Ladd
MILTON and Mr. ALDERMAN WOOD' re
course of people followed the carriacre, 30(04
mained assembled in front of the hous:for 5
hours. b rl
Besides the cavalry and infantry 40ecO,
on duty to-morrow, a great Obern ofi (1, til`f
Constables have been sworn in teitoesee,,
line of the QUEEN''S approach to the -eservi;"t
Lords to-morrow, for the purpose of Prlice
the Public Peace. The Thames "'t'll. ,e 0
keeps its station opposite Cotton Carucci e Al'd,
Mr. CAPPER, the principal clerk in licPfe,.
Office, arrived On Monday night frolDwitues'ot,
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who left this Country b QI• of (-I°N 111 •%
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The Tentadota, from Bahia to Oporto, and
Paz Uniao, from Bahia foi' navatinah, were taken
'22d June, near Bahia, by a brig privateer; 'the
former was retaken by the crew, and the latter
Thep both arrived at Pernam.

PLYNIOUTH, Auo. 14.-Arrived the Marta Briggitta,
Hed-
11nn, from Ganila Carlby. The Oden which arrived her,.
!rnm C4nla Carlby fell over at. low water yesterday, and
much kttained; she makes a good deal of water and will dis-
h.argi her cargo. Sailed the -Henry, Richards, for Peterk-
tinech.

Itairwrett; AUG. 15.—An anchor, No.-, 6,070, weighing P,
'vt• 3Ars. 21 lb. Hawkes and Co. upon the crown, withiforty
'fathoms of 17-inch chain cable, has been swept in the Swim,
'ue mile within the Sunk Light,' and reported to the Vice-
Admiralty agents here.
P°Ri'vstount, Auo. 15,—Sailed the Grecian on a cruise.
I)E4st, Avc. 15.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the
fiftcess Charlotte, Vaughan, from Calcutta; Mary, Clark,
iron) LegbOrn ; Trim, Milton, from Pernambuco; and Po-
le()
na. from Jamaica. —Sailed the .Midas, Watson, for New
`youth
Wales.—Came down from the River the Elizabeth,
t)sler, for New South Wales, with 172 male convicts; and
4'iadne, Hantilion, for Grand Canary; the latter has sailed

AUG. 14.—Arrived the Walker, Harrison, from
Greenland, 13 fish, 250 butts; Jane, Sadler, from ditto, 3 fish,
44 butts; and Ehor, Lee, from ditto, 10 fish, 400 butts. The
141lowiag list is brought by the Walker t—ilbion, 7 fish, 120
July 7j Aurora, 4; Cato, 13; Cicero, a; Cyrus, 3;
"uticumbe, 6, 60 tons; Elizabeth, 7, 120 tons; Ez-
liuth, 8 ; Vitale, 8 ; Gilder, 6, 75 tons.; Harmony, 6, 90
'`)4.; Laurel, 3 ; Lord Wellington, 4; Manchester (Ash),
112, 120 tons ; Manchester (Taylor), 3 ; Mary and Elizabeth,
Mary Frances, 3 ; North Briton, 11 ; Perseverance, 17;
of Brazils, 6, 95 tons; Shannon, S, 195 tons; Trafal-
tar' 8, 75 tons; Unity, 8; Venerable, 19.
l'ivtltPooL, Attu. 14.—Arrived the Two Sisters, Watson,
trot Rio Janeiro; Scipio, Drummond, from Norfolk, Virgi-
:'4; St. Vincent's, Copeland, from St. Vincent's ; Progress,
'abourne; and Amity, Irving, from Miramichi ; Hannah,
Seth, from St. John's, New Brunswick ; the Two Friends'
is
lurraY, from Dungarvun—the latter saw on the 13th instant,
t"enleagnes N,N.W. of Bardsey, the wreck of a large yes-
-3.0 ; her bow was about eight fret above the water, and her
stern was under water.

Settlers
Zoroaster, TncimesoN', of this port, with
to the Cape. of Good hope, after having
Ittii
‘.(ed the settlers) was in Simon's Bay. on the
9-4th May,
all well, and was expeCted, to sail for
Isle of France on the 30th. It aPpears that
the settlers were a little disappointed in several
Illnints relative toithe new settlement,, there heing
cr convenient port for vessels to receive the pro-
of the land in that quarter ; the Great Fish
aver being dry in some parts during the summer
"e4sori. The character of the Dutchßoors, how-
:Ler, represented; as much more favourablb
'44 stated.—( Packet. Aug. 14.)

th We regret to hear that the Marquess of Chol-
ruileley is indisposed at his seat, Cholmonde-
eY Castle, in 'Cheshire. An express arrived yes-
trilaY from his Lordship, stating his inclisposi-
ITZ' and his.eonsequent inability to attend in his
ire in the House of Peers. When a separation
',l-res;,)t°°l( place between their Majesties, the
1.,--,-"e',"Marquess Was the medium :through whom
their illajesties communicated with each other on
bias übject, until a direct correspondence took
le betwe,en'them..--L(Marning Herald.)
ti :V,' have received advises from Demerara to
vi ''tl July. That colony had..experienced a
Ikee-Z;rainy, season, which had been the means of
ii,-:;Ping the ships back, thereby materially in-
-4.1g the produce of the colony ; in consequence
•fli,,_tbe continued wetness of the season, a very
shLressing Mortality has broken out amongst the
se in the port, but we do not hear of any
,e1;:c't18 mischief done by it on shore. The brig
Insifz'abeth, .PEARSON, bound to Liverpool, ,has
AIL all, her crew except the Captain and the
rt;:e) and was obliged to put back for another
; but Captain PEARSON, at our last dates,
(-1-s cunfined by the same disease on shore.
to ran`P.
(10 the return of the Duke of CAMBRIDGE
1t0.,, from Oatlands, after attending the
4741 °f the late Duchess of Youx, his Royal
litignhess went to Gloucester House, to dine with
Duchess pf GLOUCESTER and the Princess At•l;GUST~s
t•°:Y
v4„sterday morning the Duke of CAMBRIDGE
-"' ork House, to take leave of the Duke
YORK.
AtIlR e LucheSs of GLOpCESTE and the Princess
•arkicv, sTA- went to Cambridge House in a coach
me 'eh*, to take leave of their beloved Brother;
coach andcrowd four attracted a of personS
t.l
rl
e front of the house, which his Royal High-
luo." wished to avoid, and in consequence, at a
Hacker Past three o'clock, he left town by his
ve;:' Prerni4es to proceed on his return to Hano-
44ce°rnpanied by Major DAVIi3ON and. Colo
I,i "TT. Ilis Royal Highness was followed
*s domestics in another cartiage,. •
114,•Iester(14 the Duchess of GLOUCESTER -and
and irincess AUGUSTA took an airing in a coach
VeTi,r by Hampstead, Highgate, &c.
lritic,,`"day the Duke of Sussr:x visited the
lb SS SOPHIA.
Duchess of GLOUCESTER and Princess
.
KENT A.
:1t the
yesterday with the Duchess of
'olj'at
the King's Palace,. at Kensington.
arrivr,rquday morning last, Lord CASTLEREAGH
twee-u. at his house in St. James's square, be-
ju,seven and eight o'clock, from North Cray,
lialo-"u-lediately proceeded to the Stud house at
irit„.l),Yin Court, where bis Lordship had along
turn:alew with his MAYESTY. llis Lordship re-
welok to town from the Stud-house, at two,
Ithich and held a Council at the Foreign Office,
• the I, Was attended by the Lord CHANCELLOR,
11kr 4,ari
' tsTmo of LIVERPOOL, Earl BATHUR.ST, Earl of
-
Ruxit. ItLAND, the Chancellor of the EXCITE-
Ytst SIDNIOUTH, and Mr. B. BATHURST.
""aY afterno his Lordship left town for
rth e_ on,
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