The Sun.
London, England, 1820-10-17 00:00:00

P 0 E r It Y.

LINKS or
ON K. TURNERELLI'S 'WATS OF THEIR LATE. IHA.IF,STI.-100
THE LATE FRINCESS CHARLOTTE, AiiD OF TIIL LAfii
OF KENT.

BY JOHN TAYLOR, ESQ.
WEDLOCK, our happiest state below,
If wisely understood,
Too oft, alas ! poor mortals know,
Brings evil more than good.

Yet GEORGE and CUARLOTTE, all =gown,
Were here a happy pair, •
And now, upon a heavenly throne, •
In joys eternal share.

The Busts their worth and bliss below
With truth and spirit prove,-
And, gazing on each other, spew
Benignity and love.

Lo ! our lost Hope, with equal truth,
Our PRINCESS, still so dear,
Where all the gentle charms of youth
In native grace appear.

And last, to close the Royal Train,,
Whose menery all admire, ,
We manly KENT behold again,
With martial force and fire.

Ah ! DEATH: withhold thy fatal dart,
And long our Nlonarch spare,
To wake his Throne a People's heart,
Their safety still his care.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, lea

reach,
Ou 16.
The Bi!Bugbear Stakesummy of 200 gs each, h. ft. D. 11f. 4011 N
Bst. 71b. fillies, Sst.3lb. retv
Mr. Udny's b. c. Abjar, by Truffle, out of Briseis ..•• Ye
D. of Grafton's Wia,dfall

Seven pd.
The Garden States of 100 gs each. T.M.M.
Sir J. Shelly's Antar, 9.st. 101 b.
IA Suffield's Glow-worm, 9st.

Mr. Charlton's Phoenix, ust. Blik
Gen. Grosvenor's Blne Bell, 7st. 12th
Mr. Udny's c. by Election, 75t....................... •••

to 1 agst Antar-5 to 2 agst Glow-worm.
of (
(First Year,)—One-third of a subscription of 25gs each'
three-yr-old colts, Bst. 91b. and fillies, ast. elb. Xl' 1
Ld Egremont's b. f. by Soothsayer, out of Thalestris. • • •
14 Sutlield's h. C. by Vandyke Junior, out of Rosetta. ••'
D. of Grafton's ch. t. Rowena ....................... • '44
4to 1 agst Soothsayer-3 to 1 agst Vandyke Junior-4*

agst Rowena.

PUBLIC-OFFICE, BOW-STREET•

THE AFFAIR OF THE SEDITIOUS PUBLICATION
Yesterday Mr. Haydon, of Welbeck-street, waited ouba
Mr. Brame, and'requested to be informed if any, and o,lo'
communication bad been receivedat this office from 00000
had gone in pursuit of William Franklin, alias FletchcrrP'
off
Forbes ?
Mr. Br RNIE said, that the Magistrates were in possessi.pje
some information upon the subject, but he should wish is ply
cline communicating the nature of it, at least for the Pre'lo4
Mr. Havniur skewed the Magistrate a letter which be
r'oll
he had received from Mr. Pearson, in which that GeatleAV
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stated that he and Vickery had clearly ascertained that Tr-te
lin had embarked a few hours before for Boulogne, aPaietrer
they were just about to sail in pursuit of him. This DO
was received on Saturday morning, and was written at
.°3or:
hour on Friday evening from Dover, evidently in great 1'
Mr. Pearson expressed the most confident opinion that
should succeed in capturing the fugitive. ndl
Mr. BRIN I: then said, that a letter exactly correaP°
with the one produced by Mr. Haydon, had also been reqiele
on Saturday at the Office, and he (Mr. Birnie) had
of of
doubt that Franklin would ere long be in the grasp °I
Officer. 11$3
Mr. HAYDON begged to know if any later information
been received from the pursuers, or from any other Oar fit
upon the subject,' and was answered in the negative• drq
then produced a gold mounted eye-glass, which he shove
Mr. Birnie, observing that it belonied to Franklin.
Mr. Br eNre inquired how it came into Nlr.flaydon's
sion, and if any thing important hinged upon it? 1 '
Mr. HavnoN said, it was obtained in rather a sinealar 't
,e 0
leer ; it hail been left by Franklin at a house in which het,-€lO
in the habit of calling. The discovery of this little
would form by no means au unimportant feature i 5
vestigation.
Along private couversation then took piace betwee-iip')
Magistrate and Mr. Haydon respecting some of FPI'
connexions, after which Mr. 11. left the f-ftlice.

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His MAJESTY is not expected to return 3gdf
to the Cottage in Windsor Great Park this
the situation being too damp for a winter 11
deuce. #eet
Yesterday several of the Cabinet
and a large.party of the Peers, 'dined
Duke of WELLINGTON, at Apsley 110USe• 1. it eel;
Mrs. SIDDONS has been on a visit to Sana,`)tile
Park, near Don-caster, the beautiful seat in
Earl of SCARBOROUGH. Ol'
On Tuesday last a block of silver, wort - Jo.
was smelted at Wheal Rose Mine, in B,lor
This Mine is the sole property of Sir C.
Km, Bart.

BIRTH. of C 3!
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On Sunday morning, tstli inst. at Dover, the 1.3,
tails Ho4ges, of a son.

DIED. , cOf
On Sunday last, at ',garden Park, Surrey, in the 57t1:0,11,'
of his age, John Hatsell, Esq. Clerk of the House of Col
LONDON: Printed hy IL IR '39 CARSTAS, nf %;.°
Ormond-street, Queen-square; and puhlishe,l
SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South lgolton-street, at 11;,dcf"
Office, No. 114, Strand ; where Adrestisements,
Letters, &c. (post-paid) must be addressed.

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