The Sun.
London, England, 1816-11-04 00:00:00

LATHST PRIVATE ACCOUNTS.

.114 have, however, the pleasure of assuring
the Public, that the accounts of this estimable
Nobleman, received this day, cn►atitm those
taf
Saturday ; and though the Physicians have not
absolutely pronounced him t& be out of danger,
yet they do not discourage the hopes of his Lord-
ship's friends, and we may say the country in ge-
neral, particularly as he has suffeted no relapse,
and I►a►s enjoytd more repose.

MunwroN, Nov.' 2.-11 is confidently rumour-
ed that the licocsrr will honour us with his HrE-
sebce about the middle of this month. The erec-
tion of the offices, and other improvements, at
thesouthern extremity ofthe Pavilion, are nut quite
completed.
Prince LEOPOLD RIO leis Rdyal Consort ate both
liberal .encouragers of the Fine Arts, and Clare-
mont will soon be decorated with several happy
efforts by living Artists.
h is said that the Duchess of !JERRY experiences
°an indisposition, of which the result will he the
accomplishment of the Wishes of all good Frencii-
men.----(Poris Paper )
Several persons have been arrested at Lyons,
amongst others Colonel Aux. It is supposed that
these arrests have resulted from the declarations:
of Monello, who was lately .reprieved at Paris,
when about to be executed, in consequence of his
making some disclostires.
A letter from Cnraysts, of the 31st of August,
saes, " The solemnities and festivities last Sator-.
day, to celebrate the birth-day of our beloved
-Sovereign, the King of the NETHERLANDS, EX..
ceased any thing of the kind that we hake ever.
seen here befoce."

A German Writer pretcnilslbillie has ot”ery
ett signs in the muon which unriontice a wild
winter.

BELGART is, it is said, to he proposed by
Alinfiters us Pretident ut the Fiench Chant
!r_

.te sire sorry to announce that letters were re-
ceived ill towli late on sourdav horn Cite-
veiling, which state that ...Ford ~:4'TANHOPIt was not
expected io survive Dimly boors.
FATAL DUEL.--A Aid took place last Mood y
ut I,cll, on the borders of the Cowitirs of C.
nod Kerry; hctwcen ALEXANDER M'CAE7fiy,
t)I inch, atid.—._...KA~lKotvn,gist'. of Milltown, iu
..nt}i of Ketiy, lit whiz!, the former meek,
11,11.1 of his :tt:s, r,ary'n pistol, .and expile4l.,
w
Not wicli Company of Comedians are now
oittc, At the Colchester Theatre, and the
tvor has set nii example to his more dignified
4'oiliee Managers, by announcing a clear
the: relief of the poor.

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ed the

The
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Noe. t.
The town now appears to proceed ill its nia:l
peaceable state, but the Hampden Club wAn
to
be endeavouring to poison the minds of the Pen•
pie, and although so COl/10141ptib e in nutubrrand
ability, yet as they address the passions of ill°sc
reilo, having -till less ability, take every astral"
upon trust, they contrive to erect; e some coddle"
among the lower classes. A person named
Lowe, who (as stated in the Birmingha rn 11016
appeared to be the Chief Agent who propagated °.
report that probably brought the mob upon Mr.
J 's house, has made the best apology which
it was perhaps in his power to offer, and it is hoped
that the whole business milli mieside, unto, in'
deed, the Hampden Club should blow the embers
into a new flame. It is thought by the ut---
and
really patriotic people of this town, that there
.cal) now be little difficulty in conceiving die m 0
lives of those who labour to reduce our Militsri,
Establishments at a time when they labour 0°
to excite discontent and turbulence among ll°
lower orders of the people. The great numbers
who have been throrin at once into civil
merits have contributed to increase that discoale4
and this circumstance may be considered. as °lll
of its cisief causes. Government, no (WOO° •
,every thing that it can do in these times of
culty ; but without deviating into any hn4licit
prejudice it may be suggested, that the %s.l!"t
o
oppoi (unity for the exercise of Orthodox 1401
duties has led the interior classes into Pt)litici
disens3lous. There Fire in this town, lll`vit"
standing its vast pop„hoo„, only three clitodle
and four chapels, itt all capable of admitting (tut
more than 80(.)0 crowded qu;te close, and tt'c r
li ist) !I is vet y near UU,UOO ; and all aratuld
place tie situation is the same. Religious (Stara.
always kids tu <flit:Fences The ur 1
Mr
of our Free.Chureli has sltetvn that 'b"'
of
would flock 'to hear the troths and tioVria'lt
(36s I laid I y', •it k bey hail opportunity.
to btf hypcd
sthat Guveriphtlit, Which Sect/1$
wise, vigilant, end proVidept in all other (04Ito!
w°lll4l direct its attention to this sultjeet,
is nil Ow
411- Ilse "tinO,t MiStAncllee tv tiie tempo
eternal tt ttiire of itooki,lil.

Tiic Birtniilluom Herald ou.staini the foli'lif4
114r4g, apt] retaitve tlic It:ot
• Tile ► t,1% it
Intl) sonic-contusion t;ic rio,on) ca.3l;
duet ppoldees who a:lat.:lied
I,i.ey completely destroyed ; holt tic crowd .•orlll
d.' I)4;6'e" bctitt.- the artiv,(l 4,1 the
c4"l.rY, "10, 'upon rife tits( notice, I)iAtte a fore"
ia:treti train 111.4 WWI."
'lhe Lich/ield ifereUrii of •Fritliav says---. 44
i '
Dot e4clied tills y'tt)-(144y, hy one at
tits'-
corieto s, Of a riot at Not(ingliatti,
Vie"
I"likadce at the B " Ai)
atracks, ; it a
(k:tr"Y 11"11. litvc nrisoilers we c ClCOrte,4
yesterday, for riot OM; 110/CeCtilligsll‘
s a ,
St". .11.10 t was occasioned at Titchfields
un """day night last, by 14 prat v Irish reco"i;
wl,o were their tv:i'y to Gosport to join I},lea
reg,in'eur, ,41111 it WilS tiOt until the most sPiritel
erme.svouts of the inhabitmos beet) roll used
"'""luillity wits restorca. Seen of the Pr;;
elpais 'were taken before the Counts' Magisirdeci
"t Fa.relt,ato the next day, mid cotnLiittcd to 1)'
autl.(Morning Paper.)