The Sun.
London, England, 1818-09-02 00:00:00

ARRIVED.

July 27. Schooner Proridel;;Cieittc, 1G clays from St. John's
Nt.svfotilidland, to James M'Callum, and Cu.; 93 pun-
cheons rim ; 4 passengers.
Drig Pomona, May from Dublin, to J. G.
Campbell, in ballast; 103 settlers. St. Helena, Elliot,
and Jane, front London, to Mr. Mickleiolitt, in balla,t.
--.-Schountr Margaret, ViAneau, iti days fruu4 Mittidalen
to Muster, piai..ter, fisli, and oil.

THE SL T.

lOLEM QUIS DICERE FALIUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, SEP7'EMBER 2, 1818.

'l'i►e Paris Papers of Sunday list, which were
due this ruoruii►g, have nut arrived.

We are sorry to state that the situation of HER
MAJESTY seems to be very critical, it not alarm-
ing. it appears that she iii very desirous of be-
ing removed to IVindsor, and preparations are
making for that purpose. A desire of change of
place seems to be incident to the nature of HER
MAJESTY'S indisposition when it reaches a certain
point, and that is by no means considered as a
favourable symptom. The usual Medical Attend-
ants have been in constant tcquisitiun.

The toi!owiug is the of yesterday re-
specting her INlAsssTY's heal:h.

" Kew Palace, Sept. 1.

" The QUEEN has been veryunwell the last two days. Her
,MAJESTY has had but little sleep in the uigl:t, and continues
much indisposed this 7110111ing:

,C FRANCIS MILISIAI`4.

" If ENRY WILFORD."
The followin; 13 the. Bulletin of this day
" The QUEEN remains very much indisposed, but has

passed a better nigtit thin %vas expected."

The 27th inst, is said to be fixed on as the day
when the Allied Sovereigns are to assemble.
Lord CASTLERFAGH is expected to proceed on his
journey to the place of meeting this day. His
Lordship of course to be the Representative of
the PLINCE ficcE.N. of Great Britain.

(rrom The Jamaica CArunicle of the 24M of Jumr.)

Permission having been granted to the Mexican
Can,-,,res3 privateer, Capt. PARKER, to come in
turd receive a supply of provisions and water, she
approached Port Royal on Saturday afternoon, as
if wi►h the intention of entering, bat shortly after
she suddenly hauled up on the wind, stood through
the South Channel, and for reasons with which
we are unacquainted, proceeded to sea with all
sails set.

Oor intelligence from Manchester, received this
day, states, that the Master Weavers have, in a
great decree, complied with the demands of their
men, and have thus satisfied the latter.—All was
quiet at Manchester on Monday evening.

We inserted an article, taken from a Morning
Paper, on the 28th ult., which seemed to imply
a strong attack on the conduct of the King of
Prtussta, upon which we intenthql to make some
observations, but were diverted from our purpose
by other matters. We reprint the article, be-
cause THE SUN, as we have said in another place,
passes into many hands, besides those of our re-
gular Readers. The article was as follows:

" EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCL.--The Margravine of
ANSPACH had, in lieu of her dower, ‘2OOO/. a year granted her
by the King of PRUSSIA, upon the transfer by the late Mar-
grave of his principalities to the Crown of Prussia. This
UOOl. per annum was confirmed by the present King of
Fe USSIA and his Ministers, on the death of the late Margrave;
but from some cause at present unknown, nut a single in-
stalment has been paid, notwithstanding repeated remon-
strances hare been urged. The MARGRAYINE being informed
that a huge awn of money belonging to the Government of
Prussia was deposited at an eminent Banker's in the City, she
is said to have been induced, by her law advisers, to attach
the said money in the Banker's hands to the extent of her un-
paid claims, amounting to twenty-four thousand pound."

It is evident trems this statement that the Kiri
PRUSSIAut %VAS not released from his obligation
to fulfil the compact into which it appears that he
had entered with the late Margrave or ANsPacn,
for the cession of his territories, because those
territories have passed into the hands of the lii; ::
of BAVARIA. IC %vas the bounden duty, from jus-
tice and honour, in the King of Puusst A to pro-
vide for the security of the Mill" to the MAR-

:It:: skiuCCSSOr. 1.41j4g41*1
Print„ of the most mild and amiable hers
"'et"? and 1 is by 110 Illea•iS inlpiol)4ble 1t1t.)6;
he posses.,ed ouch greater sagacity that)
generally been abctibed to and More Vert ;
haps than others who had a higher reputati°lllc
not. 11°'
intellectual powers. It is, therefore,
e n►inht
Sivikist''.jeltyli•e°tilig:aanrtYpio' ien tel: et
,Par:gi ,1 et
shse
resigned all the cares of '1,9,1,1)1 Itilsjelifie"sf,eaciiratet esstsstYcr:
si
tirement in this country, which l° be 1e
c.
in danger of political tempests than anY
The Fiend) Revolution fully just iheti Snell °Ppr'd
liensiuns if they occurred to the Magni/Cs lir)
of
1-
he had e‘ery reason to rely on the .`"°,lc„
PaussiA for a punctilious adherence to bisei4s°o,
tactics, that can arise from respect to the Scivie
reign Character. According to the above or
al
the annual payment has not only been Witbbeld ft
doe-
many years, but no reasons have been asslo
of
for non-payment. What would be thotigbt
Snell COnconduct in the transsctions of common life
s
,
But as the Monarch in question has borne
character for rectitude, patriotism, and .set'sibll,,
in private life, we must suppose that 14°011 rer,
sons may be assigned for his conduct on thel),
sent occasion ; yet as the affair has been 01/1%5
in the public Journals of the Cootiitent as "11001
of this Country, it is evident that these reaspf
ought to be explained to the world at large,'
.0,
the honour of the Royal Character. We `lre
add
lif,
duced to enter more particulmly into this °ccb
because we have received a letter on the sub? of
which seems intended to jastify the
PaussrA, but which, in fact, is no jostifie3t i
all; and, under all the circumstances 01 die
it of
we cannot but congratulate the AlargOvii ~s
HANSPACH in having the opportunily of
intlemmity for the past," bet concelee'L,
she is also entitled to " security for tbe itttn,
j!
It
..re insert the letter just as we received
out knowing whence it came ; but we 01. e r'itt
re
surprised that the Author should suppose .--I't '1,11;
would adopt his words, and insert them a' c‘jil
from ourselves, upon anonymous ettlh`triir,sels4l
" Our Readers will have obsc;•ved in our Paper o' 0,106
of August, an article relative to a claim of the ts.or't
of ANsrAets upon the Prussian Government, a P°"'":(' Of,
in lieu of her Dower, granted to her upon the ift,l°.
the late Margrave of his Principalities to she -7.; rb
Prussia. It occurs to us, however, that the Irr'tc"
paragraph is not aware that those Priticipalitiei
since been ceded by Prussia; and are now forrniq $ ttV
the kingdom of Bavaria. Now, as the Annuity ela.°lloll,o
Margravine arises out of the said transfer, it f°-riptil;
course, that the same cannot he chargeable °PI
from the moment that she ceased to enjoy the Itelle"
the Principalities in question. tb
" The Editor of TILE SUN is requested to insert
KEW. SEPT. I.—The PRINCE
with the QUEEN and Princess Aus;tlsTA,l,ol6"'
day, and afterwards returned to the SW' ,di4l'
This day the Duke of YORK arrived front L'26o- st;
and visited her MAJESTY, and the Patrice
from the Stud-house, and dined with the iv ifih"
cuss. Sir FRANCIS I.l.ltemAN arrived ed3r:l-1';
morning front Pinner, who, with Sir Pi PS;
sou), is in attendance here. The 1.),,ke 1200.
arrived this afternoon on a visit to `ire
and Princess AUGUSTA, froin IKensingu'n• 11$c'
LORD STEWAIIT.—An article ft 0111
VICII
e:1 ,Art,, 17, says-- We daily expect bell ttOihil
Atunassador, Lord STRevaaT. Ile wiin "
here until the close of the proceedings 11 1)1)111
he is engaged, relative to his marriage 'c't 601
FRANCES VANE TFIIIPEST, will begs 'l,
decided by the English House of Peers. i.ri4`.
then return to London to celebrate his 11l resWo
The statement that his Lordship purr's-OLO'
nation of his diplomatic functions was ell 011 the
100 s'
The following copy of a letter - atie
SPANISH ANIRASSADOR to Captain FSIESIAS'
demon well known for literary talents frolt.lo
liai:stC;Ne(rl):l'.le't:'tsyt'lls'eej3li:°7'edda°67:l; el°lsnr,PY'tc't):'el uisl;li
been uuliig in favour of
tt
sundry d rn; convey
to
publications ohniss in 'jest of Spanish :\merit's,
Thanks
,if:()'s'rsptailpj:eccri°s",7 ts:;equsutel"c7!b:l:°l,l'4:gli
wards the sacred and incontestable rights of Ins aloe
son in that part of the Globe. I avail myself °' IP°
tunity, to bug you to accept my good viiibesi 5" 05,
honour to be, your obedient servant, C 1111)
•
Portland-place, SAN
d-place, 1818.
To Captain Fairm e an. 4f,
fl s;•
Our Readers have for some time veseio to tt;.
that the object of Mr. GALATIN'S
country is to negotiate a Commercial. to, 1,
tween Great Britain and the United brejoily cad
Gentleman, we have nosy to state, I,,lssoSj
terences upon the subject ‘villi 1r iteg'
Mr. GouLEURN.—( Morning Post.) ,01
\Ve are sorry to stare the death .°lGebtle:i4
JAMES DODD out the 27tit tilt. 11115, vof,
was Usher of IVestruinster School, tt_
esteemed for his talents, learning, ii) the /V,-;fte,
fie was the son of the late Mr. P°l)9; altd
one of the best performers of his thn '
of the last of the school of Gaglacttl'iaiestli 'pre'
R. C. P.AINIRE MONTAGU, Of hig flee ill
Dragoons, has called at ()sir Ofhceivos
upon his honcer, that Inc Devil „by-415 0,4
charge to the watch on StflldaY 011;1 1,e1133( 116
has put in no bail ;st Unionl4t4ll-"'"-(1001/11001
bitten 11 piece out of any man's I „f of
never represented himself as 8 '()" y-4 6eili
TAGU, or as a Meltlner of Varii"'n ,11(lirec„f lie
sitisply thrashed the five we.tclitircii el
lje b"c,l vrovoiill/
tlelnen, their companions ; and itior3ll.o‘44l
can offer is his still as,ticiating ny 01 —.0154
Lisittetiatit I3ENT If the 111'1' 1:',11'0'
BENTLIASI, acrd bon-in-WV of
grandson.

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