The Sun.
London, England, 1820-07-27 00:00:00

Impire. The passages quoted from the rebel'
lious Papers by Lord CASTLEREAGH, OHleCl3t
night, in the House of Commons, were sufficient
to justify the severest punishment of the lavi,l3
r
the Noble Lord, no doubt, from a due respect f°
his MAJESTY, did Ot, notice many others 0t
stSl more offensive nature, consisting of the 00
go,
atrocious\atas upon the character of the
VEREIGN, and the most despicable ridicule of bid
We cannot but approve of the ge°i
sense and delicacy of the Noble Lord in thus
passing over in silence those daring and t
outrage°64
personalities yet We cannot but wonder that
Noble Lord, knowing that such flagitious
Ibels
had appeared, did not hi the first instancea 1
dress them to the notice of the AttorneydOeueralii;
But we are still more surprised that the Noble
Lord should have said that " he did not inter°
to oppose the motion before the House, (gr.
ji
THERELL'S), but if the House should adopt the Priri
posal of the Learned Gentleman he should cel#
tainly think it his duty to follow up the prilscco
tion of the Publications alluded to, by moving th
a sweeping instruction be given to the Attorl
General to pursue the Prints to which he
just called the attention of the House ! !" sure!,
after what the Noble Lord had quoted, ollicej
was in the highest degree libellous, and deudei,
exemplary punishment, it ought to have bed
an imperative act of duty to move for 511
A
i
66 sweeping instruction," whatever became af
Mr. WETIIERELL'S Motion. We earnestly l''rot
however, that the ATTORNEY-GENERAL will Stv
wait for such instruction, as the conduct of
Public Press is not only disgraceful to the Ce
try, and to the Government which has s°
permitted it to proceed with impunity, but Prot
nant with danger to the Monarchy. The infrop
orders of the community,we deeply lament to
have been in a very great degree tainted IV ity
venomous and libellous effusions of the ferhefil
dical Press, and if no check is put upon d
there can be little doubt that the Revolutic°
spirit of Spain and Naples will proceed thralif
out Europe, and at length reach our 0
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Country, and annihilate that admirable Con
0;
tion which has so long rendered us a free
prosperous People.

Person.

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A mistake has circulated among the tli;
Journals, respecting a supposed alteration
punishment attached to Forgery ;
that subject has passed the Legislature, al/ 01
Ads
Law, therefore, relative to Forgery rero2'
tirely unaltered.
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EXECUTION.--Notwithstanding the rucvo,
that the unhappy culprits who had bee° Ai
0
demned for forgery would obtain a respite', je
ing from an erroneous conception of the .."doP,
passed, they underwent their sentence this ;
ing, in common with the other malefacteplef,l
vast multitude assembled before the Old f
early in the morning, to witness the fate retell"
following unfortunate men who were con 0"
A p ril and May Sessions Thos-Cumber for 01,
stealing ; William Wilkinson, a man of cg 09:
for extorting money from Captain Hopor,t'ildfl4:l
der an infamous threat ; and James vviteritr
Ilenr.y Brown, and Peter Miller, for tors ``‘,
forged Bank notes. The three rualefaeL 17154
the forged notes were first ushered to 1/1/'
form in the most respectful manner. fay
Wilkinson's appearing he addressed thra
lace, and called upon them to assist „
dying man who was about to be murdered;he l;10
he repeatedly mentioned. Cumber was ding
he complained of sickness ; but on ascen d
,
scaffold, his conduct was outrageous an told p
lie began to dance, jump, and halloo ; Ole
ftv- ore
executioner to look sharp, that he wasafilec
and swore at him. The other unhapPY-00er
seeded to sing in the most fervent tlitlootilliso,
" Sinner's Lamentation ;" but Cumber c,reeol
to shout and swear. All the necessary o
the $1
tions soon afterwards being complete/. life-
was given, and thus they forfeited their
the outraged laws of their Country. 119
thallaal
His MAJESTY was better yesterdaYbell'oro
was the preceding day. The gout ill t Weer
hand appears to be gradually departiagolth s,ff
happy to say his MAJESTY'S general h'iviAiy
tinues extremely good.—Yesterday 1115000,0'
was visited by the Duchess of GLolle f
the Duke of CammtinoE.—The Earl etertiotro'
POOL had an audience of the KING Yel to
The KING is expected to proece" t°,lll°
mouth in the course of the ensuing Wee jle ice
,
bark in the Royal George yacht' nd j lei)
attended by the Royal Sovereign a a y,51),/
Regent yachts, which are fitted out f°r
e
did retinue, who are to attend his O. diet e ll'
A squadron of ships have also bee t
beos
rendezvous at Portsmouth, and hel
tio
in readiness to escort his MAJEsTY. coolajior
Her Majesty the Queen has sent a their „.fer';
Lion to the House of Lords, informillg_eseot 'ol‘
ships that it is her intention to be is to, fe,
day during the investigation OP tre
pato, to 01,
place in support of the Bill of been ao
nalties relating to her, which hasa
duced into the House by Mr • Der•o
their r
Her Majesty also desires,that r be at
.d d
will order a seat to be prow ,e loaf e ,
House of Lords so situated that s" .deac
hg evi
abled to hear distinctly all t tof he
i
may be produced in the course
done— ( Morning Paper.)