The Sun.
London, England, 1820-04-20 00:00:00

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CUSTOWHOUS,, LONDON, April 18, 1820.

FPit SALE,. f‘iy.th f.h.q. of I the Corm-
missifmers of his 'Majesty's Custom s,) on Wednesday,
the Thursday, the 47th, and Friday, the 9.ith Instant,
at (Me o'Clocit in the Aftrtioct pieciielly, at the Corunter-
ciat Sale llotints, Mincing-last,

LONDON; 30MtNAIA.

FROM 'CHI'S MORNING
.1,43..,kit THIS DAY.
(Morning Ckroniek
There was yesterday held a foil ineiting of the
Ministers at, the house of, the Earl of Lixerpool,
and,- according to report, on a very interesting

stibieq.
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'Her Majesty,, the Qoeent, has appointee."'
Brougham and Mr. Denman; her Attorney and.
Solititor-General. The public bas been agitated
tor. some days..by the report of the. arrival of. the
Queen at Calais, on her way to Dover. To this
was Added,, a rumour, induatrionsly circulated in
certanrqoarters, that. tour hundred of the inhabi-
tants of. Dover had mide preparations to receive
her Majesty ‘,Ott great rejoicing, aud to draw her
in triumph the first stage towards London, where
she wars to be met by Lin equal, Ot7a greater num•
her, and in this species of procession she was to
be conducted'all the way to the metropolis. With'
-mtvive tiit'se stories tore ip6pligated, we.
know not ; but in the present irritable state of.
the pobik mind, we lament that there should exist
• any where a disposition to make this delicate
topic the means of still further inflaming the pas-
sions-of the multitude.—(lbid )

[Morning Post]

Both, Unoses f 1 PArliatnent meet to-morrow ;
but, as we yesterday stated, the preliminary forms
necessarily attendant upon,, the meeting ot a new
Parliament will occupy some . days. The King
came to town yesterday, and on Thursday next
his Majesty will go in state to meet. his arse Par.'
hasten', and open the business ot the Session with
a Speech from the Throne.

[Morning Herald].
THB DucHess of YoliK.—Wr tire sorry to:
,
state that healsh of her Royal Hightvss the.
Duchess of York is in a vet y precarious state ;
to nine') so, that for some wet ks past is has been
neces=ary to carry her to and front her chamber.
Fier Royal 1-liglroess has long been affisc.ed by
spasmodic affections of the stomach and viscera .;
and she is now suffering, .we believe,,under a very
'severe attack of the same distressing malady. On
Tuesday her Royal Highness expressed a desire
to ritie not, under the impression that it "Notrid be
beneficial to her. Accordingly her garden, chair
tvaii prepared, and she took a hull hour's airing
In the shrubberies; but she was materieity worse
afterwards,
.and her medical ;advisers were of opi-
nion that she experiment was art injurious one.--
ir t y Haif,,c•c} visits her floyar Flightless fre-
quently, and Mr. °Aortic is in 4lmos I. continual
attendtrnce. .

FOR TRU SUN. •

ROMAN CATEIOLICS.

111 r. Epprott,--=The Gentleman mentioned in
the following Letter is a Roman Catholic, and
was a zealous promoter of the popular Candidate
at the late Durham Coudty Election.
LUTHER.

" To the Editor oldie Durham 'County Adrertism
" R. EDITOR—We have • heard anti seen a
good deal'of Mr. Meynell's hand lately : it (4,1
he a very good band for any thing 1 Itnow, and it
acted a very prominent part at the late, Election.
" 1 am a plain.rnan, firmly attached. to the reli-
gion of my cuttnrry ; anti 1 am very glad.that the
ConstittitiQn tolejates the tree exercise. of Telt,
w.orship to all sectaries, which is so very.
different from.,the conduct ofinost.of the nation
of Europe where the Roman catholic Religion is
cite Religion • Of. the State. 1 would fain hope
that the Routari-Cathnlics fire 'itot ungrateful for
the'toleration they enjoy--thong 4 its,this country
we generally see thent arraye..d.in
position lo .that Government which affords them

protection. •
" 1 alit -in the 'habit of visitin tlepool oc-
casionally, and I have,beep much'shocked to find
Mr. Meynell's hand occupying the most public
walk on a Sawlay afternoon, disturktin;-,r the sanc-
tity of the day, anti drawing together all the idle's
to listen to their lilkisiC.

." Now I really think . that if the Roman Ca-
tholics hake such tree and uninterrupted eojoy:
ment of their own modes of worship, they, ought
to treht the establ:shed religion of the Country
with more respect. Mr. Meyoeil cannot he igno-
rant that_ the exhibition of this band on a Sunday.,
is contrary to the feelings and habits of the Church
of England, and is neither decorous nor respec.t7
fttl ; and I do hope that at their next performance
on the Sabbath, they will be committed to-the
House of Correction, for disturbing the sanctity
of a day set,apart- for the worship or God.—l am
your obedient servant,
" Duthign, April 10,

When the clogs awl impediMents of lawyers,
stamps, and deeds, iu the transfer of landed pro-
'Arty, are considered, it need not excite ustoni.ol7
meni that so many prefer the Fiends; which may
not only ai%vays be converted into -money at HD
how's notice, hut we are sure. 1 o A day When the
and t.o a puny how much
we shall receive. This is a punctuality unknown
ill any other •pecies of income ; and we commend
41A-zAuri and Co. for availing themselves Of, the
1,,4p price when they contracted,with Government,
So as to secure to adventurers the rise of Consols
t;bove 68k, in the Polar Prizes of .30,0001. &c. and
ko !he ,Two Of 20,0001. with upwards of
Twen'y .other capitals, tutSte,..te..dr4wn Next
Thursday, when the 14ttery 137,ins.

[?RICA *VP.ik/PENCF,

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, APRIL 20.

This morning. Mi.Bito,vc t, as the Attorney..
Peßral, and Mr.DBN,MAN, as the Solicitor..
General. of the present Queen, having been pre-
stvorp before the LORD ap-
peared at the Ber of this Court in
.their fall-dress
Robe, of Office. The Lord Chief Justice ABLIOT
addresietl Mr. ARC/GUAM. as follows

. " Yop3aying
.inlortned ,me that.ber Mjesty
the.QUeEN has appointed you ber.Majest;'s
torney.-Gener,al,. you will take your seat I.viihin
the Bar accordingly.'l,
The. ATTORNSY-GENERAL having gone wiihin
Ihe Bar, was asked if he had any thing to urove.?
tie replied in the negative and took his seat.

Mr. DIM MAN was arldreSSed in the,sanie Words,
and look his beat in the saute .manner.

T e Learned Gent.letnen were warmly. congra-
tulate) by their Brethren at the B tr.

WRONESDAY;• APRIL 19.
This being the first day' of Easter tertn,the
Judges, with the exception- of those engaged' in
pre,iding at the State Trials in th 'Old Bailey,
procetded lc their respective Cotir's' with the
usual forms. About one o'clock Mr: Juitice
BAYLRY, Mr.• Justice • FIOLROYD, and. Justice
Iltisr, took their seats on. the_ &lick (if this
Court.