The Sun.
London, England, 1816-12-09 00:00:00

tECOND MEETING.

Thnrsday another nicking took place, ablot
ten in the forettoon.,',obiliB new btiryingirOn;,d,
INV was broken up by the..appearance of the
dragoons, front the barracks; who; passing tip
Broad-lane :about 'fotlf-past ten,, were followed
tit) Crooks-moor way' by nearly, the whole of the
populous assembly, The lenders remainA be.
Lind, waiting the return u their cotnrades till
shout eleven necleick, when the expectituts increni-,
'lug in number formed a pretty large concourse
of nico, women,. and children, About, this time
a ring was formed, and one of the.ikeaers said
something; which we ":believe was •an invitation

for some one to addrestr them hut no one coating
forward, be pint it to the vote that they should go
and invite Mr. Rawsopt tol,preside Over them,
which 'Vas carried by a Abow of hands. They in.,
'tacitly proceeded' towards the town with an
tentitin of executing; this proposition ; but it
seent3, by the time they arriyed
they.tiad
,learued that A9r.4l.kwsoat was in Lon-
don. Their course 4,04 afterwards dirteted to the
'field, between the Wicker end Atterelitie, where.
they Eat Wet an the forum occaslun. Here,

‘,Len a few hundreds arrived, they came to a de-
termination of meeting in that place at 5 o'clock
on the same evening.
Notwithstanding a heavy fall of rain, a pp..
lout meeting took place, about five o'clock, in
the field near the Wicker. They returned to the
town about nix o'clock, and though considerable
noise and alarm were created, we have heard of
no serious acts of violence. The Magistrates had
.used every precaution to preserve the pease of
the inhabitants. The Sheffield and RotheAsam
troops of cavalry were on duty, and the towns
speedily assumed a tranquil appearance.
To the time (early this morning) of our Paper
going to prrss, the town has remained perfectly,
peaceable.
Wellope to heal no more of these meetings, by,
-which the lives of thoughtless persons are pliced
in danger, and the peace of the iubabitantsis
de-
stroyed.

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By a Flanders Mail we have Bruss'els Papers to
the 7th. The Duke of WELLINGTON arrived at
Brussels on the 4th, and was received with great-

distinction.
The new Dutch Tariff appears to excites coma.,
dcrable ferment among the patriots of the Ike•
therlands.

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Corn is still falling in price generally over th*

Continent,

The infamous General VANDOIVIR has been ar-
rested at Ghent, and sent towards Prussia. Se-
veral snore of the Spanish rebels have been shipped
for Formentera (one of the Balearic isles) whi-
ther, it now appears, the prisoners from Ceuta,
atom whom so much noise was made, had pie'
viously been transported.
The Frankfort Diet is occupied with claims 4
Ecclesiastics and Knightly Orders, sufferers bir
the late convulsions of Europa.

The Park Papers to the 6th contain nothing
worthy of notice.

The American Papers to the Gth ult., which
came to hand yesterday, contain► some more ate
tempts to inflame the popular mind there against
the Spaniards, but apparently without much effect.
The accounts of the civil war still raging in South
America are must distressing. Upon the whole,
it would seem that the Royalists bad the advan-
tage; but the conflicts between the opposing ps►l~
ties seem to be equally aimless and inconclusive.

We Are happy to observe by our Report front
the Corn-Exchange, a considerable declitte in all
kinds of Grain : Wheat is from 6a. to Bs. per
quarter cheaper, and Flour has declined ss. Fcc
sack.

A PATTERN FOR TUE DISCONTENTEO.
Placards were stuck up in the village of Airdrie,
Scotland, a few days ago, calling a meeting for
Parliamentary Reform, but the inhabitants ar
peered to treat it with great indifference. The
Operatives, who, much to their credit, refusol
some time ago to accept any gratuitous assistance,
but mere anxious to be employed in any kind of
labour that ivould afford them an independent
subsistance, arc again happily employed at their
own trptle, and not one individual in that papa-
iptts district left his loom to attend the propased
meeting.

Yesterday evening his Royal Highness dig
L'RINCS ReGINT arrived nt Carlton-House from,
Brighton.- This day his Royat Ilightotoo WILL
hold ,ft Council, and receive the City Address. it
is expected hii Royal Highness will return (0
Brighton this evening, or to• morrow morning.
The Dlieliess of CUMBERLAND, we are concern'"
ed to say, continues indisposed, and confined to,
her apartmennt., Her Royal Highness ,sees only
a few select friends.
The Prioress CHARLOTTII and Prince Leorntto
are expected to leave Claremont House to-day for
Brighton, and .to retort' about the 15th instant..
.
previous to Prince 141lOPOLD'S birth-day, ‘‘ihidt
will be celebrated by the Prince *utt I'6llc-el"
tradesmen in London. -. , grand.
The PRINCE REGENT has been re-elected
Master and Patron of the Freemasons of Scotlandt.
Sir Jont.t. MAJORIS&NKS Acting Grand Master Or
lei 5 Royal Highness, and the. Marquis of TWEEPO3g.
Depitty-Oritrid-Aloster.
Woterday Lord CAstr.aar.Acit vitiited the Doke'
of Yoatt.
Lord k;set.pLartaStLiniilin:Salricearnitahliisuggott)grre.hay
it:deitptisprftOuVr;
eel* tic't
;11013 f:'4llsi Cliff to Richmond, where he has taken
Abe abrivis Of SYAII,OIIO.S house ou the Terrace.
- '.rite Gazette of Saunas), announces the Earl Of
pito/kis advancement in the Peerage, with the.
,
titlekteitai7-I:;eoerr rifl;E:rtrntsels:;il3leiitisl)ifierlot(AtinireS dry goods. INlg:44eo4d%olsvd; takork
en
state,he exchangeil'tthbea:24:l:
London bad risen from 5-rdto 71 per cent. std vance.
The Hon. Col. LYQON Ms 00 Thursday elect..
ed to represent the County of Worcester in.Por:
liament,
.in the room of his Brother, now Lori

BEAticeiitbir.
A reward:of 2301. is offered in Saturday mgt.' -
Gazette for the discovery of the peisota Or per*qns
tvi/o, on the 25th of November, sent a threaten,
ing fetter to Mr. HEAD, in Chippenhum or °L
those wig) set fire AO Messrs. GASP end DOW°
41Piti's irrthe same place, on the Ist
instmit. A free pardon is promised to 411,
making' such discovery,'

81111!

roaTsmotryir,'DEe. B.—Arrived his 4tiaierll,
ship HOratiO -from' the Capt.-of Poell • ii4Pe•
Spoke on the 15th- of August the Orpheus,
LAv, from London for‘llo,nbay-s,and on the 1 9th
of October the Surrey, BEADLE, from Batavia
to London on the 25th of October spoke the
Sea Lion, WALL, from Batavia for Boston.—
Passed by for London, the Partridge, ANDERSON,
from.lionthay.
Further Paiticulars,—The Horatio frigate, cap-
_
'hitt DuLorri,arrived ott Saturday at Portsmouth,
trom China, Madras,' the Cape of Good 11Ope,
St. Helena; and St. Michael's. She thit
,Cdpe
and St. Helena seven days after OR: Alpheus:, and
St: Michael's on the 2Sth ult. The Horatio is
the last frigate to be paid utr front the tVar" csta-
blilhment.

PLiNrouTtr ;- Dec. 7.—Came in yesterday the
Weymouth 'store-ship, flop) Datazie; Simon
Cock, from London to Demerardi antl.union,
from London for St. Domingo. Caine in to-day
the Eliza, litb.fp, from the Isle of France, in Ellie.:
4000tht4 bound to London, with loss of rigging,
tend boats, and the cargo damaged ;—in
40,- lung. 20. spike a -Portuguese brig, from Ma-
yanliam. to Oporto, wio,iftseof boars and
‘VHlTfir, Dec. 7.7Plit, in. bers the C4lelitta,
Lucas. The Master reports, that 'about ter:iive
ts'elock on thelitp lust. he saw' a sloop, to do
114 Llunt Cliff, about 7miles at sea, supposed.to
he a Ilunther keel—crew drowfxd.
DEAL, Dec. 8.--,-4rrive.A yesterday and, sailed
for the ltiver, the Ell(tai.Acittt, front clot:hec.
LEiERPOOL, Rebecca, from Ca-
filiz for Sitvanti:iii, W ti tvreeketi at Florida the l9th
.vi)teiabery," crew and part of the cargo (wine)
savett. "rhe Favourite,' from Malaga and Bristol
tot' ilverpool, is lost on Formby Point. The
puke of Wellington, PEARdt, from 'Jamaica for
Savannah, was lost the 20th Oct. on Amelia Bar;
crew saved:

The Sir Henry Ali lCaaa, from DAlitzi.,
to Leith, was on s,hore in Dantzig Bsy the 19‘1;
stitimo, hat was expected to be got otr.
The Zephyr, '
'Fisting, hound to London, was
stranded near Pillan about 20th ult.
The, Isabella.' PARKINSON, front London to
liTatobargli, was lost 28th ult. on the Hoak Sand,
vitt of the cargo is saved.
The Eliza, STE P. 4, from Jamaica .to Philadel-
phia, is lost on Ocraeock crew and innt'''o( the
cargo saved.
'1 he Elizabeth, of end for Leith, frOm-Peiers-
burgh, was tvrecked lath oft. near Memel.:
The Partridge, from Bombay, passed' Ports.
mouth for London on Saturday CVening : she
sailed on the 17th of August. .111ajor Cooxsow,
iinstseveraf other passengers, harried from her.
On Wednesday evening the Akhar, Captain
Vtutatas Butt.ett, arrived :at,Pqrtsmouth from
4lttlifax, whence she sailed on: the lOth uit. *flit.
'Forth, 40", Sir TnossAs Louts, arrive, there on
the 24th October, with the Earl and Countois of
lIALHOUSIK, from England. Admiral Gat FleiTil
shitted his flag into her, and sailed for But lawns
on the 10th ult. for the winter ; the Pactohicaud
',Saracen its company. The Dee had also•sailen
for Bertnnota with mails,and %tragic) proceed froM
thence to New Providence with dispatches.' The
Niger %vas to winter at Halifax; she is so tho-
roughly infected with dry rot as not to he sea-
, worthy in the winter months. , The Harrier, Sa-
racen, and Opossunf,•had lately been hove down
sit Halifax ; the two former having been ashme
at. Bermuda, tin latter in the Bay of Fundy.—
The Wye and Harrier were, left in the Bay of
litsutly. The Menai was at Bermuda b—sho. WWI
libMit to sail for England. The squadron under
AdntFral GRIFFrrn had lately been up the Bay of
Pstudy, and anchored some time at PASSRIIIit•
Anoddy. The Commissioners for appointing the
Boundaries between England and America were
then about to proceed on that important. subject.
The property destroyed, by the alarming Ore
Which took place at Halifax oh the 9th of gOto-
.l:ter is estimated at 150,0001. sterling. Thp crews
-01.-the Akhar and Pactolus, as well as the mili-
tarY. Were very successful-and persevering in, their
exertion's to extinguish the flames, It %tits °tea-
Coned by want of common care in a
,sltOp•hoy,
.; Who had left a candle burning on the
.conntet of
11 shop, when no person was its the house. There
was a very heavy, fait of snow at Bermuda in the
beginning ofOetober ; and from the rePorts made
by Alic-Mac Indians, it was expected a severe win-
ter would ensue. The Niger; Captain JACKSON,
art ivetl-at Halifax only it' few clays before the M-
bar sailed from Boston, where'Captain JACKSON
and bis Officers Were treated with marked dam-
%ion by the Americans. The Intlepeodence, 74,
(it sister ship to out- Superb) was lying there,
bearing the broad pendant of CommodnrellmN-.
laiuGa. Captain 4ACKsoN was on board her'
she was in very I;igh order, end remarkably clean,,
Though. with only 150 men ; many, of them were
Liglisbmen, who expressed thentselves-as being
greatly diss'atkfied with the severity ot the ',uphill-
them, which wog. indicted always An, the most
—tummary way,- Atlmiral Sir Isaac COFFIN, who
I.llid Lents some time at Boston, returned to 11a.
lifot in the Niger. The Akbar IS to he paid off at
rottsmouth. • ..

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Pocket-picking has lieconte- • very alarming
Miler Lk ening Service at places of Divine NVorship,l,
l'inticularly at 'Charity
.Scrutons. Alt inattmce.
°et lirreu vtitertlav evening at Giles's Church ;
FIELD,* of Linney-place, Bloomsbury, was
tf.hhed of her purse, cunt ndittitig a hank.note and
in coming through the north door, which
It surrounded ti y very suspicious clfuratters.--,
At wood be bigfity proper the Chtirchwartlens of
t.ll}rY Parish shottiti direct a pace officer to attend
:INir respective doors, ivith the. beadles, during
fire winter evenings, to prdtect
trout 1, •
re ) .11 1 Liz-e "s.
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