The Sun.
London, England, 1818-06-02 00:00:00

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those who propose to act in this manner, $ log
can understand but little of human nature 109
such occasions to " assume a virtue if the/

it not."

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We heartk you r
with
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Sr JAMES ari .all «410 oW the
43.aroue4N tgretlink that lie does not inten
offer- himself again for the re
**t..
City. No former possessor of that high
honour ever conducted himself with 111°retbt
priety, and a more laudable attentioo clf.ll/
rights of his Constituents and the welfare %of,
State. He has slim'', upon several oecssoot
that lie was not servilely devoted to thivernigh
but manifested a firm and independent sPirit
,g of
lie had reason to object to the 'fleas"- d
nisters. We sincerely hope that the recovetio
presentation ofei;
his health, and the solicitation of his VeAtioo'
Citizens, will induce him to resume his
since he can have no reason.: to °ail pei
success, and we most heartily wish thatt,ll,sid
Parliament may consist altogether, or al 01
a grekat majority, of Members equally Oils
the approbation of their Constituents
"
esteem of the Public at,large.

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We have often expressed our convic"- ie 09°

absolute necessity of an- ALIEN ACT, aati°4-001°
sider those as very shallow Politicia°s'os44l'
blinded by the spirit of Party, who object
.cept,
a measure. Shall Great Britain W41.'7 041
for all the refuse of the Continent, tvbeljtetriol°'l
that seditious and rebellious spirits exi9t
The new ALIEN BILL, which went throligh
mittee in the House of Lords last pight'rerti
to be read a third time this day, is a me 4.5114001
dered peculiarly necessary by the estrau- fiPg
fact stated by Lord SIDMOUTII tact
age
that in an Act of the Scotch Parliament, fistitfi
1695, there was a clause, by which all fclfbel
holding shares in the Batik of Scollatia cotl°
naturalized Subjects of that Country, s"i
quently, by the Act of Union, Of the
pire. We trust that this provision will beBusiljbdi
till it can be wholly aliolished. It igistrif:
to talk of the hospitality of this Cott'
Ai
such a character is to be obtained at tile,oo
of its safety. Besides, the new Ali° 131 fig'?
substance, nature, and effect, merelY
ment of a necessary part of the prelloe
the Crown. Lord HOLLAND quoted the

ing couplet from IVALtra
,
" Britain! thy land'by Heaven was sure oes--
ud
"To be the common refuge of mankind." lot
JUNIUS, upon a similar incident in refrfien"
HoaN E TOOLE,said "tbeGentlenian deide—of,s/#
and naturally appeals to the evidence
Puels."

iteri9T
111.7 brr had a Meeting of his friends Ye di'
at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, bill vber
e Av
inform our Readers that it consisted °I, idAs'of
as PRESTON, GALE JONES, and other al jog 0.01
rents, we may well be excused froth eft gIV
account of the proceedirsgs_of a desper3bielr
of Reformers and Politicians; of so
but happily of so contemptible, a descrl
The East India Company's ships Lotelli°ll4oo
and Bridgewater arrived off Lytuington .145
they left China the Silt January, the Cape
March, and St. Helena the 3d April. ijekiol
The Princess Charlotte of Wales.- frog' 1104
left Sr. Helena in company with the
Castle and Bridgewater, and is arrived. M;
The Vansittart and Herefordshire, 11,11tlie"
are also arrived ; they sailed from tts
January, and St. Helena the 29th llstc'pa,llo
The Thomas Grepville, Carnatic, 11ttd d
expected to leave, Sr.' Helena for FAO°
#4
the
theT4hth or sth Apr.
e General Kydil
arrived at Callol3
v.,1
December. ,nanY„ 14;
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE l.—The East India C°"'ol t
Vansittart, Dalrymple, from China, is brouglat SPI"
len's, being short of provisions, which has been 51,Aist,h tl
the ship will sail again for the River withaut iy rt.i..„`"
siiiled from China on the sth January, in comPatitAtiLl'li
Hon. Company's ship -Herefords!, ire y;ocl ki,tA At rig.l
Hon. Company's ships Atlas and General
lena she left the Lowther Castle, Brid.Twatery
Thomas Grenville. The Vansittart sailedb fi
about nine weeks since, and spoke in lat. 23 f„el°l,4"
a South Seaman (noose unknown), bound‘ to E
been out three years.

GENERAL ELECTION.—YeSIEHRY e,.e, 000,1
Freemen in this Metropolis musteren
the Grotto, Southampton-street, I-101"Yr 0,1
port of Mr. CoorEß, the new Candidatei.° ori
cester.—The Friends and Fredric') al's% 1;1
CHARLES COCKEREL met at eight, eery' y''';
night, at the Hole-in-the-Wall, lui,°;-,eer/ec.i°
to adopt proper measures to secure
for Evesham, in Gloucestershire. pg€o
EXECUTION.—This morning Joseph 'lie
genteel young man co , who was nvicted 9../ rge'l
Bailey Sessions in April last, for having 'o4o°
certain order for payment of 1201. with 10•01‘erl
to defraud Alessi's. Stephenson and (7°. air
in Lombard-street; and George Chae-„,,( 0,"
Claxton, for having uttered as true a forg-i Covi,
purporting to be that of the Governor antout;)
pony of the Bank of England, were, 11 011,t oft;
their sentence, at 8 o'clock, executed in
Debtors' Door, Newgate, in presence or
spectators than have been obierved itch
lancholy occasion for many years. 130t.:01
fortunateOderc(ioirntaltriiy, e
of Ndn conducted themselves with
bY7
H U ReWSWDe
NEXT T beg"' or
than Twenty Capital Prizes -t be 'lll 4
nub oij
First Da
y. In the last Lottery S`tvirii
ieayte attendedtohi)ely.L oot ttiery the scn°.
A/
sold Five Capitals, the very first daY,
the highest Prize drawn,