The Sun.
London, England, 1816-11-15 00:00:00

'THE MEETING.

,
At a quarter past twelve, a hackney coact!,
No. 134, arrived at the Spa-fields with gve
personsin it, one of whom, the shabbiest looking of the
shabby groupe, harangued the people around for
about two minutes. The crowd at this time
might amount to several thousands. .•

Another of the Hackney Orators got on tte top
of the coach, and next harangued the populitt;
who were entirely of the very lowest order. This •
was said to be HUNT, of Bristol notoriety; Pf"
vious to whose engaging the attention of the
Rabble they had, consistently enough, amused
themselves by throviing about filth, dead cats and
dogs, and other missiles. Numbet sof Police Off'
cers were stationed round, and there is every pr!
liability that this silly attempt to inflame the Yo'
palace to
.acts of violence will, after some VII'
pouring on the part of the Orators, end in smoke.
One of the - persons in the coach had a log
White Wand—a
,Rod would suit him better. -1111
Multitude are in the Field, and if any occurrence
sboi'ld take place to raise thii miserab:e effort ,
interest above the common proceedings of Ala. •
Meetings, we shall communicate the same Va.
Second Edition. We have Reporters on thesP°6

The Hand-bill, calling the Meeting
fields, was literally as follows : • '
"At a Meeting held at the Carlisle, Slsoreditch, OP.
day Evening, the 7th of November, Intl. it was deternsinC4"
call a Meeting of the Distrened illannfautterers,
.irrtizans, and others of the Cities of London, WestailOgier!
the Borough of Southwark, and parts adjacent, iu SPalrik
on Friday 14th inst. at twelve o'Clock, to take intactlnt
deration the propriety of Petitioning the Prince Regent,
the Legislator, to adopt immediately such means as will ft"
Here the sufferers from the Misery which now overstritti
theta.

"JOHN DYALL, Cbairtonet'
" THOMAS PRESTON, Sec.

TUE MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, Nov, 15.—We bad some Or"
rivals this morning, with Wheat and Oats, but
there was very little business doing, as buyersir
pear to be waiting for further supplies on A)"
day ; Fine Wheat and Oats support their price,
and Old Beans are full us dear; but a few 01°.
were elected in New Barley and Oats tIP"
ther lower terms ; in other kinds of Grain acre
was no alteration.

SMITUFISLD, Nov. 15.—This day's Market was b thing
supplied with the ditTercnt kinds of Cattle; Veal suppott4
hist price; Mutton and Pork were cheaper; and the trades
for the most part, was not over brisk. The salts in Ike fir
markt t were somewhat fiat; Straw has fallen is
hat got up in prier; Hay fetched last price.:

Vcrixosoa, Nov. 14.—Tuesday the tausEhl °44.
Princess ELIZABETH spent the morning st Frog"
proving ti
more. The weather provinne, Princesses A
GUSTA and SOPHIA rode on Horseback. Yesterday.
the Princess Elizabeth spent the day at her 4
"
lighttal cottage near Old Windsor. moo'
ink; her Majesty and Princess Elizabeth, j
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airing an the Maidenhead-road in a coach' "
four, and are expected hack to the Castle to
clip'
ner. Princes'es Augusta and Sophia rode 4fla
horsebat.k. The Queen Lad a select poty icy
terday evening.

The tempestuous state of the weather secms.w.
gave interrupted communications in every direci
tion. On Tuesday last three Mails from mgio'
Advises received yesterday from
were due in Dublin:
dated the 29th of August, state that the Poild.;
guese troops were detained it Rio 'Grande, `cud
would be month longer before they were 11%;
pected to reach their destination, as bef°rept,Al
time the fleet would not be ready to co-13P-:"."1
with them.
A vessel from France has, el
the Brazils)
of
to Buenos Ayres a military colony, consistiag
two Generals, one French and the other a SPaniA,,,ic
said to be one of those thalescaped front the
it is said, COnveY
conspiracy in Madrid, and 34 Miceli of 'rariwc/.. '
ranks.—ln a short time will also appear therte,:iase
cording. to rumour, an order of the Por"'es-e c
Government, which will excite some astonishing%
throughout Europe. It is a Decree-to eStabliS
g
the freedom of worship,lssued far the irtellns-
attracting Colonists to these fruitful climes'
Yesterday the Duke of*Onteors had fitter'
view with the Pairtca REottarr at Carlton-b,
The Duke of Yo
OK transacted military boltr"

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wit It the l'amcz yesteititit:' .
Earl)! yesterday nii4l' t 4. Russian Atnintsil
Earl 13aTttullST bad an
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mportant measure offinance is stattd 't°
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t nsive and equalizing nature, to °raliits:tin:l:"r:
4::acitlrodof
ttilbteieLtiallealn'arlaoxu,ntc:bich has contluned nnare
tered since the reign of MARIA TttsassA, t° l'i°i3
its operation to be less bardlellil)iesoltn)1:1:0' 7111:ei'.:Pti;
at large, Will, it is estimated, addtwn-and-tcycli
millions to the revenue of the State.
The following paragraph is officlid :.---,lli.
to
Prince PAUL. WlRTabfaitaG has, On hi*; r
-se" Ili
to
, ottgard, neither been arrested nor contict.o _
fporrimsentlybutt:hteltePdGiarCaelid°flVl‘liacTtrgeernotitieltilhebrel:l7:',,illsi:
Order, one of the finest seats in
been allotted CO him for his refideneGee.""nl'ouit' is
LOUIS 18til hawing teat! in the klngii!ll 'lull id.....
thlit he was accused of being a I.`ig°t'. do,
"Fliese Journalists, who know all 11)34 con•
woolil have some difficuhy in naming niY ,
-

'essor."

SHIP NEWS.

FURTHER ACCOUNTs, RECEIVED AT LLOyD'S, OF
LOSSES 'DURING THE GALE ON MONDAY NIGHT

AND TUESDAY MORNING.

POOLE,. Nov. 14 —The galliot Apolien of yes-
terday proves to'be the Vrow Hinka, of and for
Amsterdam, from Lisbon, with sugar and hides,
very leaky : there is much reason to fear consi-
&table damage with the sugar in the ground tier.
Sr. AGNES, POET OF ST. IVES, Nov. 12.—This
Thorniitg, at eight o'clock, was forced on shore,
during the gale, the brig Harriott, of and fur
Liverrool, DAvis, Master, with potash, staves,
Ac. front Quebec. The vessel is at present whole,
but. much will depend upon the weather.' Crew

C;neotpmw., Nov. I2.—The brig Mary Fell,
of Workington, with bide goods, from
Liverpool to Buenos Ayuc:, drove on shore this
morning ;at eleven o'clock on Panina Beach,,
►bout two miles S. E. of New Quay Head. It
blew a tremendous storm on this coast last night
and this morning at N.W.—Since writing the
above, I Icato that the sloop Clyde, DUNCAN, of
taltco3ts, is on shore on Aberystwith Beach,
about seven miles of, this port.

IRAUMAIII4, Nov. 13.—The Harmony, TED••
WORTII, from Liverpool to Newry with coals, is
on slime. The Hope, Et.t.ts, from Liverpool to
Newly with coals, is also on shore in Llandrillo
13a`y both these vessels, it is feared, will be to-
tally lost. A small sloop, supposed to be the
Union, JONES, of Carnarvon, has been towed on
shore near Atolwck, having been -upset. The
whole of the crew arc drowned. Her cargo is

whiskey.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 13 —The six vessels that
were mentioned yesterchy to he on shore near this
port all remain in the same situation.

PORTSMOUT TY, Nov. 14.—The General Stuart
East Lidiamatt, hound to Bombay, hai put irno
this port : she left the Downs 12 days since, and
off U:hant she lost two top-,sails ; she has not re-
ceived any other damage. Arrived his Majesty's
ship Thais, from India.—Wind N. W.
'PLYMOUTH, Nov. 13;—,Arrived his Majesty's
ship Mosquidobit, from Cork.---Pot back the Nau-
tilus, COWLEY, bound from hence for liourdeaux.
Wind N.W.

RAMSGATE, Nov. brig Lord Wel-
lington, mentioned in yesterday's letter as on the
Goodwin, has been gOI off, and brotightinto this
harbour, with the loss of an anchor and cable, and
other damage. The-following ve4sels have come
for shelter—the Louisa, EITLORT ; Catharine,
Psoaar ; Jobn and Label, Waestsrr ; Attrie, —;
Guadaloupe, WAttoeta..; bat, WALLGESTBIN ;
; and the Nehion; ATKINS.
Rvr, Nov. 14.—Arrived the schooner Water-
Too, of Plylllolltl4, WRIGHT, from Gibraltar, in
distress, being in want of provisiims : the crew
lire ail well.
DEAL, Nov. 14.—Arrived and sailed for the
River the Brothels, Maras, from Cadiz ;
Har-
monv, NICHOL., from Metnel for Bristol ; Wa-
Sedum, FALKNIAN. from Shields for Plymouth ;
and Livanurot, FERRAMON. from Amsterdam for
Oportoo—Came down from the River and remain
the Georgiana for Berbice ; Arid for Madeira
and Tortola ; Valiant for Cork ; and the Sit Ed-
ward Hamilton tor jamalca.—Put back this morn-
ing the Ann for Jamaica ; Timandra for Bombay;
- and the Garthland for Teneriffe and the Cape of
Good Hope. Several others are coming back.—
Wind N. W.
FALMOLITR, Nov. I,2.—The brig Mary and
Dorothy, CoasTelts, which arriVl'd some days
since front the West Indies, and under qUelrantine,
parted one of her cables mos drove on shore a
cable and anchor was immediately sent off, and
every' assistance afforded, when she was got off
'without any material damage. A sloop belong-
ing to Plymouth parted her cable, and drove on
shore near time
.Bar Point ; assistance was also
rendered to her, and she will he got off without
utuelt damage.—Wind N. N. W.