The Sun.
London, England, 1820-11-01 00:00:00

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New York Papers to the sth of 040",etli
Norfolk to the 4th, and Philadelphia to the ""b
of September, arrived this morning : telf
HEALTH or OUR CITIES.—The fever, which has /t)
prevailed at Philadelphia, has greatly subsided. The
Milt,,
in the City and Liberties during the week, ending the 250 -
were 70, three of which were of the fever; no new case I's
been
.reported since. Providence, in Ithide Island, is re9"' 0
to health; and, indeed, the only Cities where there affb,s4
to prevail malignant fever at this time, is Savannah en 4
Orleans.—(From the Virginia Paper of the 91h of O't°l-0,'4
CHARLESTON, SEPT. 27.—For three days previous. 0
the
27th, no new cases of the fever had been reported; o,
weather eras coot and favourable ; the intercourse
established again between thi, city, and New York.---(141"

We inserted on the 19th ult. a very intro.',
ins article, entitled " REMARKS ON 110
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JEST'S DEFENCE," which, with truth, we asgueit
our Readers came from a quarter of the hire
respectability. We then expressed our DP,I,
that the candid, acute, and intelligent Wr.rt:),
would pursue his examination through the Fro
ceedings till the termination of the whole. .1110,1
a proper sense of what is due to truth, to j ustice/lio,
to mankind, he has resumed his examinatiou,l*vj
the same impartial attention and acute sagacity
we present it to our Readers this day. Werg
permitted to mention the name of the. author
rank, character, and situation would excii%oi
fullest confidence in the People,-and induce ttijp
to read the article with that conviction s* 10,
must arise from an obvious zeal for truth,
regard to the honour of the Empire, and a 13 4(
able solicitude for the essential intereatl
Society. thl
Trio Wilics.—We refer our readers ribil
extracts in the first page of our Paper °I
...bid
evening, from Mr. NICHOLLS'S recent worit, ;10
may be considered as a comparative view °i 04
STATE OF PARTIES from the beginning ° f Oil
Reign Of King GEORGE 11. to the death °
late Majesty GEORGE 111.
The appearance of this work, at the present eft,
Ave/

most opportune, for there never perhaps svas.a perfoti
was so important that the genuine characters of the lel)
nd pre
political parties should be ascertained, and clearly ,1
rally understood. Mr. NrcfroLt.s, bred in the °4ll-etss
Whiggism; connected throughout his life_ with t"; 00
political Agent of the Old Families, admitted to the ifr fre
confidential intercourse with him and his friends, an',#oll4
quently employed as the Mediator between them and Pg
of the highest consideration in the State, necessarily ett
sea a fund of information, enabling him to form the
curate estimate of the cha'acter of the Party wittl-rlli.r-sjei
was connected, and entitling his opinion to be orei%Jill
positive and indisputable evidence of the degree
which they ought jnstly to receive from the corra' 1, ott,
It is not our intention now to follow Mr.lslteteol'lll
his interesting work. We shall confine our obsol-.°
t
present to that portion of it in which he develoPes tit 'lll°
and feelings of the Foxites, or the modern Whigs' aces''
great national questions, which, as they are
become pitJ'
aetPill
day of greater and more vital importance to the Ole
must soon undergo the most serious and flisP34ll°Erat; r°:
sideration. We mean Popery and ParliarnenarY
and from Mr. NicuoLLs's view of the conduct off 1b..-- tegia
Whigs, with reference to those questions, le° e °,el# $ll-1
in the opinion we have always entertained, that htir• "100'
his Party were never the TRUE Friends dare PeoPle' allt
11:
the Country would in vain look for protection Win -11:111fr
roads of the one, or expect the concession of the otW, 1 °Oa'
they ever again possess a predominating t•nfluenee the
verninent of the Country.
In speaking of the P "
ittites and the Foxites, an.(l ine-
nation of the sense in which be uses the term

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