The Sun.
London, England, 1820-07-10 00:00:00

erillirgdhy last, or c, two edfritige§, containing a ;.
dozen Italians, under the charge of a courier, all
of whom were to be shipped off
_after art hour'S
respite for London ;" adding, " it is well under-
stood that they are going'to give evidence against
the Queen of England." Now fOr the descripm
tion of these witnesses, if such they were It
,isga positive fact, that the. chambermaid at 'the.,.
hotel where the fellows stopped to clean them-
selves was afraid to'conduct them up stairs ; ..and
this, as they w ill be seen in London,is all I shall saf
about tireir general appearance." Well—we trace
this precious cargo from Italy a little, further.
On Friday, it seems they set foot on English
ground ; and, if the Dover history be not exact'
Berated, no doubt they soon wished themselves
safely back again to Milan., On Friday, at 11 or
at night, the creatures were wheeled, like a wag'
gon load of nastiness, through the streets of Lou"
don, and dropped in Bucklersbury. But it al?'
pears that all the water in the Straits. of Dover,
could not cleanse them- of their filth ; it was such,
indeed, that we are told the landlady of the
house in the city resolved to expel them forth-
with from her premises, and accordingly on -Sa"
turdaynight was preparing so to do, when there
drove up to the door two poSt-coaches, hired, a 4
was said for Harwich ! But this was shrewalf -
suspected to be a feint : as the Witnesses vier°,
brought the whole- way from Italy, it was, per'
haps,unreasonable to suppose that they would be,
so so quickly sent off' again:, front any impression-01
fear or shame in their employers,. before .soule'
man of business, as Mr. Cooke, for instance, or ;il'
John Leach (whose names were dontinnally itt
their rimuths),-had-aseertal,ned bow far they well
capable of serving.the cause of that 44 allegorical'
personage, called Public 3ustice."---:(Mid.)
ff.* The sentiments and the liingitage of The Times are
generally so despicable and offensive, Out we ought to at'°:
logize to our Readers for taking any Extracts froM tlian
Paper, iinle•s for the purpose of expositvg it. Thi,
eri icie, which is most probably !lathing hut
'lion altogether, shots its otter contempt of jus.iee rod
non decency, by the manlier in Witielt it mentions foteigurr,-
of whose characters it can kniiw nothing, or whether turf
come here for thr fillipt/Se SUppoSed, Sit. o 4 acing wititeos'
on the trialoftb Queen, Or to exercise he h mai. tits al Scolil
.!
tors, &e. Sec. There is another long iirticie in The TipteA
this day, which is hardly an indirect, but cri filially an
and most impudent attack upon the character and condact
His NlAJr.srr, evidently intended to prejudge the tiapoi/10)e
cause now pending. Should such a daring. libel pass
without notice ? Will it be believed that the riettresa cosine. 4
ion of Tire Tiara, and who is said to 'retain a sit:ire if,. iT.49
holds a lucrative °thee wider Government, his , ,
fur which are only isnowrr to those from whom it was iiitiorit
diately derive& Among the various fliJoryts contentyr3t,4
by our Politicians, perluips one at least knight lie propel',
dirt etc.() towards a title regulation. of Ministi rial
,patrimag"
and the wise, just, and hommralile 111111 d of Lord I.tstrne"°l'_..
could hardly be employed with inure advantage to
Haan
cent, and satisfaction to the Country, nin by a cutisidei%
ion of this subject, when the adjustment of others more
tot-taut will afford the opport ty. If we are riititlir
ittd
'oruird, there are ma tit Persons i it)tin thin aihitnations wt." at
lot only hostile to Ministers, bat 10 the form of our Gove,;:,
tent, and are so indiscreet, as to avovv their principles, AI
s a subject Worth inquiry.