The Sun.
London, England, 1816-11-30 00:00:00

1,01117 ELDON.

(repei " The .11pritilik elan.)
With ropeet,W political
shall never induce us to wit!i;“,t;l a ilitst
-triboter-to -any plait, at- whatever—proly, awl we
must say, that in hit judicial character, his 4ord-
ship is entitled to the thanks of his country. tiffs
assiduity and patient attention to each case , his
anxious solicitude not only to do justice, but tow
satisfy alt claimants of the correctness of deci-
sion ; his laborious inve‘stigation of pope's ; it i 3
impartial conduct, on ail occasions, :Olen appeal-
ed to froM the meanest suitor again,i the highest
Oiliters under his confront ; and his ninny other
qualities better understood by professional men—
render him at once our .chief ornament to the
Bench, and exalt hint to :he highest idea of per-
fection in niacin onto! e, as a Judge.

EIMPLONI EN 'f unit R.E1,1 EP' of the POOR.

TO THE giTriVrr"--W THE SUN.

Stn,--Observing in your
,excellent Paper (of
which I am a constant reader) several very judi-
cious hints thro►vn,out to the Public, recommend-
ing economy at this dist'res'sing; period, I beg
leave to recommend to your suggestion econopi-
cal use of the finest flour, which is usually made
into bread. In all instances where soup is given to
the p00r,.1 would recommend to the Committee
to give with every quart one biscuit (such as are
ate on board ship), which would make a very
great difference in the consumption of the finest
bread. would farther .recommend the use of
them in private families, when on immense saving
of the finest flour ri•ould be the consequence. It
would make a saving of one-third every week in
the baker's bill, and very speedily reduce the price
of Acne bread. Nor 'can I see mucl► inconvenience
could attend it in tiny family where plenty of
butchers' meat and vegetables are allowed. I cats
assure you, Sir, I have already adopted this pion,
and find a saving equal to what I have stated.
A FRIEND TO THE POOlt.

The Directors nt the East India Company, with
a liberality according to their general practice,
and a lendable desire to alleviate she pressure of
the present moment, have determined to retain in
their employ, during the winter, upwards of 509
extra labourers,, who, hut for such hemane con-
sideration, would have been di.,charged. These
men are, in addition to above 2,500 labourers, ott
the Company's regular establishment.
It every person walking in Hyde Park on Sun-
days, were to give the trilling sum of One Penny,
every person on horseback One Sixpence, mot
each carriage to give One Shilling; the sum ob-
tained would be vet y considerable; and no per.
son (1 should hope) would refuse to contribute—
but, on the contrary, it is my opinion that Hyde
Park would be much more crowded, and the visi-
tants made much more happy, by the reflection
that the trilling sum they had given might alle-
viate the distresses of their • fellow creatures.—
Three confidential men (appointed by Sir Natha-
niel Gnnant, or any other Magistrate) might he
stationed with a box (locked) each, to receive the
contributions, intving written on each box_E, svo.
Inntery contributions for the Poor."
The inhnbitahts of New 8rid.,.,.e-street have en•
feted into a subscription to employ poor persons
(lady to cleanse the streets. They hope it may ba
f,dloacil it the metropolis.
The Rev. Mr. Leton, Ite,:ior of the United
Parishes of St. Magnus the Martyr and St. Mar-
garet, New high-street, yesterdiy convened. a
meeting of it; inhabitants, for the purpose of en-
tering into a sobscription in aid of the Fund tow
raising for the relief of the suffering poor in Spi-
talfields ; which meeting was respectably attend-
ed, and a subscription immediately commenced ;
and the Churchwardens were requested to call on
all the inhabitants for their henetactions.
At Worthing a very spirited and liberal Sub-
scription has been entered into, for supplying.
poor families with provisions and fnel. A Mr. IL
Hawes, who has, long visited that town, com-
menced the good work by liberally givkig 1001.
0

xroith, Nov. 29.--The.tollowwg subjects are
ropo4e4l' for the Chancellor's l?'rizes for the eu-
.

For.i.ar Vt't..tes—Ttegnorn Persil.= a Cyro funtlatnot.
Fur an Liudy—On 11w Union ut Vittstical
titanic*.

For n Latin Essay—Quam Vim lotheat ad informatolos Ju-
nun► Auiruoi Poetarum Lectiu • -

The first of the above subjects is intended tor
those Gentlemen of the University who have not
exceeded four years from the time of their matri-
culation ; tlnrt the other two for such us have ex*
ceeded.four, but not completed seven years.

but nnertri NEWDIGAT pmze,
For.the best Composition in Englialt Verse, not
containing more than. fifty lines, by any Under•
Graduate who 118 S not exceeded four years from
the time of his Matriculation—(The Farness I.
rules:),

At a monthly Meeting of the Kendal Society,
held on Tuesday the sth instant, tt Manuscript.
Copy of Notes, relating to the History Of Woo—
morland, of the date of 1072, and written by Sic
DANIEL LE FLEMING, teas presented to the So-
ciety by Mr. Gttoast Citootetn, of Lancaster.
At the same Meeting a paper Was read by Mr.
JOHNSON,, in which he endeavoured to prove, by
ingenious arguments, Burneside, near that town,
to be the bitth•place of Drunken Aarnnby, who
wrote,his whimsical travels between London anti
Kendal, in monkish Latin verse, in thelormer
part of the 17th century.
A reward of ten guineas was of tired for the re»
covery bt a youth, named eit>l4. Crohan, son of a
gentleman in' tortune in Upper 'Berkeley-Street,
‘:
who lett his home in a clandestine manner on Wed.
anteisl
tittaT.4. s '4'4e..ynoi
eight tl fatly }cars oltl, The hiitttf*ysse:l4,
the unfortunate youth was fount in a yester.
day morning, •in liarperfields. Paddington,
and it must have been there several himrs. Thero
Nes no clue to ascertain how the hotly came them.,
An Inquisition was taken tut the'hody before
Tnomas Simtwo, junior, Slq. in the ahienioe
of his rather, at the Now 13a,,,nigge. Wells 'lea
Gardens, Bayswater. The opinion was, that
the deceased was plying on the shin ice which
the pond was covered - with, being a frosty
snorting, and that ichettkec The pond is seven
fie( deep, and there is no miring rumsd it. Vcr.
dict--J' Found Drowned."