The Sun.
London, England, 1820-07-08 00:00:00

Sl-11P NEWS•

DEAL, JULY 7.—Sailed last night the remainder of the
homeward-bound for the River; also the Lucy Ann, Power,
for Nevis. Arrived to-day arid remain the Sophia, Delafox,
fur Calcutta.
PORTS:IIOI,M, JULY 7.—Arrived the David Lyon, Portly,
from Jamaica, for London ; and the Eliza, of Hull, from
Nantes, for London. Sailed the Skelton, Dixon, fur New
South Wales.
PLYMOUTH, JULY S.-Arrived the Red Cap, Bully, from
Dartmouth, for Newfoundland ; the Rose, Peace, that arrived
here from Zante, spoke on the lath of May the Emulation,
from Marseilles to St. Maloes—all well. _ . .

LtvERPooL, Juin, 6.—Arrived the Commerce, Dalrymple;
and Itainbler, Lawson, from Jamaica.

Bole MoT.—Somebody condoling with a dis-
tinguished Individual on having his windows
broken in St. James's-square, " Oh ! a trifle"
exclaimed his Lordship—" they are used to it!"
At five o'clock yesterday the KING took a ride
on horseback in the Parks. His MAJESTY ap-
peared in excellent health and spirits. His MA-
JESTY called at his Palace in St. James's Park,
where he remained a considerable time, and after-
wards returned to his Palace in P.ll.mall, to din-

ner.

Yesterday the Earl of LIVERPOOL had an au-
dience of his MAJESTY, at his Palace, in Pall-

Yesterday Princess SV,PIITA MATILDA bad' a
dinner party at her house on Blackheath. Among
the company were the Duchess of GLouces-rett,
Princess AUGUSTA, Mr. and Mrs. FooTa, &c.

Yesterday, their Royal Highnesses the Ptin-
cess SuPutA AUGUSTA and the Duchess of GLOU-
CESTER vieitCti Lady CUARLoTTE WYNNE 13F:LLA-
SYSE, at her residence in George•street, Hanover-
square.

his Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX is ex-
pected in town early next week from his Visit to
Mr. Coxr.,in Norfolk.
Sii HENRY HALFoRD left town for Oatlands last
night, on a visit to her Royal Highness the
Duchess or YorK.
\Ve are concerned to hear that the Countess of
LIVERPOOL has been confined to her room for
some tio)'s. past by indispositiou,

To MR. ALDERMAN WCIOD.

THE ADflßE#,fi of the FREE and EASY DIVIDERS

of LONDON.

IVoRTHY Sift-;—The Royal Exhihition.with which
you have every day indulged the Public f,,r some
time past, has been Of such service to us, that we
feel it our duty to return dor grateful acknow•
iedgmetits. We reaped a good harveit for a day
or two before your door, and we have not beet,
less successful since the Exhibition was rethirved
to attoo,er (porter. Our only expense has been
a fbpe to draw the carriage, and that r &pc is at
your service whenever you think proper to use it
in any way. We have divided ,ts much boozy !Octee
you first presented the Royal Show to the Public,
that we_ tbuutzlit to have offered a piece of silver
plate in gratitude to yon, btu that would pethaps
have been the prey Of some of our Party, without
ever• reaching your hand.—We then thought of
presenting a Memorial of Thanks on Brass, but
it was said, that you bad too much of that com-
modity already. It was next prop used that•our
gratitude should be inscribed til►ou Copper," but it,
was understood that you bad become Possessor of
a Cr:pper•mine, and might have considered a me-
n►o>i;tl
in that metal as an ill-natured allosion to
particular matters. We at ►ast resolcyd to have
the inscription rut in Lead, as best suited to the
weight sod rolidity of your torderstatiding. But,
worthy Sir, we have been alarmed by au account
that you intended to remove the Show out of Lon-
don to a house in the country, in octlet to i,detn-
nify yourself for money advanced. Pray keep) it
up as long as you can in London. We si.all be
always ready to shout before your coach, aud to
lend you a rope, if you are not supplied with one
in another quarter,—As we are lineal'y descended
from Persons distinguished in our line in former
times, we shall subscribe our names, and are, as
in duty bound,
Worshipful Sir,
Your grateful Friends and Followers,
Filch, ' Mrs. Coaxer,
Jemmy Twitcher, Dolly Trull,
Crook-tinger'd Jack, Betty Doxey,
Vat Dreary, Jenny Diver,
Robin of Bagshot, Mrs. Slanuuikiu,
Nimtning Ned, Sukey
Harry Paddington, Molly Brazen.
Mat of the Mint,
Ben Budge.

N.B.—Excuse our setting our marks, ac our Parents would
hot let us go to school, finding more active employment for
Us abroad, and we were obliged to • CM Scraper, luckily ac-
quitted of forgery, to draw up, and write our Address.