The Sun.
London, England, 1818-01-31 00:00:00

Liverpool, 24th Jan. 18111.
Me. ED/Ton,-1 have ever considered Common.
Senile and COMMOIi Honesty as two of the most
distinguishing characteristics of the English Na-
tion: the excellent Constitution under which, we
live, the united wisdom of:onr.forefathers, is one
amongSt the many proofs OW these excellent qua-
lities Were particularly attedded to. In Good Oki.
Times they were considered as the delight of the
cottage; the charm of the Middle ranks, the re•
creation of the noble Man, and the pleasing ctim-,
prinlein of the lidiace
Along with theie, in these Good Old Times.'
was inculcated the tear, the love, the reverence
God.; 'honour and obedience to the King ; du-
tiful submission to Magistrates, Alasters, and,
wheys in authority; and loving-kindness to alt
mankind: these are the fruits of Religion upon,
a %vell-cultivatvd and enriched soil !
Alen, brine log forth wind fruits, durst not call
Blasphemy a jest, Irreligion a noble principle, and
Contempt of the Laws of God and Man, true
heroism !
Whence is it, Mr, Editor, that in this enlight-
ened Age such rank weeds have arisen 3 They
were sown by Infidelity, and nourished by Ja-
cobinistu! To hear them vomited torth by every
puny 11'hipster, is now so common, that every one
now considers these things as matters of course,
from the Attorney's Clerk down to the Cobler's
Apprentice,--all can now prate about altering the
State and amending the Constitution ! Our Good
Old Forefathers thought seven years little enough
to bind a boy apprentice to a shoemaker; but
now, those who e,totot seam a boot; or make a
shoe, can cobble tire Slate, and tell you very
lartiedly how it is to he mended !
I ate afraid, atnongst so wavy Coblers, there may
be a difference of opinion where the patches and
mendings are to be placed, and so many lioles and
cuttings will be made, that the sole of the Consqi-
tution wink totally cutaway, and then, you know,
we shall have 110 foundation to stand upon ! Nay,
Sir, I have, heat d that Tailors' shipboards are
so pressed with the idea of mending, or making the
St rte anew, that a certain breeehes,
lately making, whilst a 'Debate upon these int-
portant subjects Was Wlllll.ly Carried on, a ere sent
home, and when his Lordsnip was dressing for
Court, they bad forgotten to place any hotrous
The Foreman will Ufa for itistanity, and the apo.
bogy was, his M'astet 's Tail.ors we such sturdy
Ponticiansr," War tri- never eid any t ling as toe,r
'tight to do ! and his Master was afraid to change,
lest he should get worse instead of het ter ! All
ranks are now infected with the mania of niendiprZ
ar~d making Constitutions, and it we follow the
example of lute rebellious France, tt bat dreadful
calamities are there still in stole for us !

I am one, I confess, of tho,e odd thinking fel-
lows that believe that our Goo:I Old Consti,ut ton
in Church and S'ate is .a very good one ! 1 want
no change in either ! I want only that we may re-
form ourselves, •every one himselt !—That the
Good Old Princildes of fearing God, honouring
the KIT:, and loving our Country, may again
become fo,hionable !
Shall I, Mr. Editor, in the energetic, the ern-
dire language of a learned Doctor, tell you what
We want ?

Air. Editor,—it is Discipline that forms the
Scholar, it ie. Discipline that forms the Gentle-
man, it is Discipline that forms the Man who
fears God, honours the King, and loves his
Country ! Aril it is, Mr. Editor, iVant of Dis-
cipline that makes the English Nation at present
what it is !

That you may not take me for some Oldflot4ing
Schoolmaster, 1 will with one wish take leave of
you,—

iVishing that True Discipline may pervade both
Church and State.

VEZITAS.

MINING IN I'ELLIGENCE.

COPPER. ORES
Sold at Trim), Cornwall, Jan. 22, 1818.1

Mines. Tons. Pnrcliasers. Price.
Chacewater
,C 4 14 6
ditto .. lOO Daniell and Cu. 4 11. 6
ditto
ditto
Co. and Crown C 0... 3 7 6
Pembroke ll2 ditto 6 0 e:
ditto
Critinis
ditto
Crown Co. • 510 6
Cuddra

Total 858 Tong.

Standard ,C 1 1 S.

COPPF;It I ►RES
Sold at Truro !act week.
Unity, 620—Poltlice, 99-13114 ed Mines, 46G
Wlival Music, 50—Total 1,235 "twits.

Produce. of Copper in Cornwill, and Purchases of the rewee-
tire Copper Smelting Companies, in. the )ear 1817.
Pin chasers.
Mines Royal Co.
English Copper Cu
Birmingham Co.
Patten and Cu.
Vivian and Sons
Freeman and C 0...
Cornish Copper Cu
Brass- IV ire Cu......
Hose Copper Co.
Williams, P. and W. Grenti 11 ;and
( it. pied Crown Co
Daniell and C 0...
British Copper Co.

Ore. Copper.
9,685 Toni. 969 Tons.
I • I 1;2
4,496 361
9,011 133
12,15? 1.000
4.990 :;47
90iti
1.J3 1 ,!
4401 424;

26,19 S 2,211
104.22. 874
• 4.,

76.5.14 ri,!)l9.
N.B. At the commencement of t:117, the Copp_ prodncel
by the Anglesea :11invs was divided in certain proportim,
het ween Messrs Witliams, P. and W. Grenfetl, and Co. and
Messri..Vivian and Sono.—For many monkhs past, and at
esent, Messrs. Williams, Grenfells, and Co. have the wbulo.
pro" we of those mines eulusivvly.—January, ISIS.