The Sun. — London, England, 1819-05-17 00:00:00

ome Ot tell' ''' g dread itiOP to Yen()%f r,se if"' N,-fula of (110 , nt iers• Tor n 13, it ish :at (161 tVile re 64 , thi on Lori lso lardiao, t o r 1118 atiatl st NerC iseS 10 fe els i at ore o for rite to tak6 acit Y 01 erf, re" anti ei y pre.. e wart" hilt ' VC lit Ite1(1, lich I CO ' aCC °II9 fablC IS 111)41" bor "'e lecied to . mast the ilteY o .e Vet' ,t it ac' 0 %Se the: cr4 e ke II bCP ITie ,re jfi st ; ii" 4` jono" r° 11e °~, friC• ilg erPtete" sit PIFE it ‘ 6 " 111 ': by 1'0; 130 01 () „590 5 1 urn ellt 11 ireif rtcosfrii, A O/ rr e4isiatttoi c 39e f , the ir P - 0 rat i °/11 o f ri 01111 bi- %., tros i c t i derli Lao , 013 a re " ° , ltl ; rhici ) I '6o''' cil that 1 : • r) 6 0 e thot th ,otsld f° "etec ,t 9, Le d, tit ne° ex. ,orton 01 otof ie r ec d ing f ` Ile 0 o elve s hoP e 11°4 4 „er tl ' e) er 4°ll :g es onl o• the" 0 ,1 ° 0 01 1 1' sv cti ,:;over 1. , "4:11-1 , MAv 7 ls.—easseti up Channel the nis h s hip Aliti ß Maria; CoiPguitm:r, from St. Th on" Y S fo r Covellttagelt i she bas ou hoard re . e l iisoNentS, irons, that have been con eill"(1.to death at St. 3384 ' mAY 16 down from the River lastele nink, an t i sa il e d, the Belle, H U NTI NGDotst , Tor ' Y York ; and St. Helena, ELLIOTT, for PORTSMOUTH, MAY 16.—Arrived the Fox I s t mlspo rt f rom Deptford, and his Nidjeisty's cutter .lerllog from a cruise. AIARGATE, MAY l6.—The hulk of his Mojesty's ' ek e shin Montblanc, from Plymouth to London, "." on shore on Margate Sand yesterday after "°ll, but vias got off by assistance trom hence, tart, 1 4 15 s of an anc h or an d ca bl e , a nd sailed for the Th. 1 . .te Alhion' of 74 guns, lately arrived at ports .4"ril l'lth f rom the Me , iter, atiertn, is to be paltl off, Eee 'mmis - i )11 I as the third guard - ship a t q uit vn,t. ec i 1) T he Grasshopper, 18, Captain 11 Fo aues, 4 Cain? lr:e11°. p . ol tinoutlt H a t boor on Wednesuiq e . to be " t(l 'tal re, for a foreign station. It is P.t e elect Si'e will return to the North American I)tt n. Titesda . !:, last the Cygnet brig of war was nvelled POrtSWlo.lltll Dfick-yard, snit Activ, frigate, Captain Sir James Alex rtl„.,e;,. Guidon, C. B. was moved out of Ports ') —titt harbo ur on Sat oird 4y, against w Intl and tide, f Y r l ; 'eatis of Lit utenant Jas Burton's invention 1 :1 1 ; 11 : 1/I 'llilig ships in a calm, with two paddle p ro :'., which are fixed on a spindle, or axle-tre th e lecl ing front the st , ip's side, immediately under Ac t i l : a :"'"deek, and just before the gang-way. , th a , "Hurd front the upper part of the Harbour . 41 :4 " first qu4rter flood, and succeeded in getting e ‘ , 4l , t , , o f the Platform, against an increasing con "e, running about two anti a halt nuts, in a wi • ll l. "'y chat me i, so d a light breeze of contrary w htn, the wi,ol ft est , ening, and it being sl, O -4 " the orders o f t h e p or t that a ship of war 111 " 1 atteh or in the narrows, site was dropped 1 14 6 tl 4e,-,tin. In this MO veilleilt the track;. t he paddles were seen, as they worked th, r i h Etts wi t h equa l f u tility ; neither warp ti„ d 4 tit aid e d h er unt il s h e a,ohoerd . et an she Started trorn the harbour's mom , kind asj:„ ear ier period ot the title, site would have ' b a l de her way to Spit head. cusToms' LIST. C,•„ l,. ered Mai/ . I . s ._spredwell boy, St anzal e li.l9l,eliess of Cumberland, Iltill,Christiana; Russia, Hilo - W. 1 11111 0 .1 and Orortze, Gorrie, Dantzic; LibeVY, "ria . Ma , Si Liv.erpool ; Tolezo, Fisher, fire tft„t,', ' l,.(i rrato'r ) , , Ras i ; ; Triton, Legq, Memel; Mary, Christiana ; Princo Rege at, Hughes, Ross; Mary "41,; - iheth, Harannah; Blessing, Robertson, 1 , 4, 1 , 41 ; Ilideford N,l‘boa:tiil, St. Nliehat l's ; Albion, Ste ,s er„", ilotieur .;;. hector , Storel'. re n ,""" Oqtr. 4 ./ Evteman, eritt,:"7 C arina ' r a l ' h ' e sc n' lioss, Cape Fi ends,lud Hope and Isle ot 314rie`e; Hee, Adams ' llaniburght Edwards, Cori; ; ht, ' Elsineor and alga; Ocean, Scotland, ltoptßiotFox F ax , o i t. n d: Eugene, Arcl!t, ' da ft; v'ers, Rotterdam; Commercial fk !, '),tend;li Earl Ctauearry, Gileles, Ratter ,4',"anna tite r'. Dublin ; Waterloo, Jones, Memel, ` li ltit l44 ", l l :l; t h i i it. n . i, e e ne ' ;ifte ,• Alderney, Reed, Memel; May, .1; tlets -olteot Yoatt "tran"Fied military dust. S atur d a y 11l wit h the PRINCE REGENT OD ttri t th Yal highness the PaiNca REGiIN'T left ter/ 1 „ °11-110 ose about three o'clock yester d ay a f_ TO" for Wi n d sor . AWO e LORD C HANCEL LOR, (lie Earl of LIVER- N i t. ' a nd Count MUNSTER, had audiences ot the ItEGaNT, on Saturday tuorning, at Car - ,ISe, • Lsterd y a „ the LORD COANCELLOR, tl .6 l ' ‘ i i k (j i T l l, and Count NIUNSTER, had audiences ` ) RINce ItEemr Nt Carltott-house. _ r'h ]MARSH, the Bishop of Peterbo tt,l", at tended at Carl ton-house, at 3 o'clock, dl - 3 'l b e o i I "thlage bef ore the P RIN CE REGENT, upon aft•n4 t raulatc.,l from the Bi3hoprick of Lian- S t tO t he BishopriA of Peterborough. (horning the Dice and Duchess of Q4, --eF 'sl'Ett walked from Gloucester-house to Ilt o s " - honse, to pay their respects to the PRINCE opon the arrival of his Royal Highness A iurightnn. Th e o;). from Bermuda, dated April 3, says . — tai t) , . 15 dlette, Captain Geo. PticitELL,.is going of : 61 ' 14 '1 11 0 cruise along the Buitarnas o in search . • l'i3O-11,,Pirate, which plundered the sch , eoner r - :, 1 2 1 „ 4 ri1y, off Madeira. These islands are ete t itt 4 ouurishinu state, owing to the Free Port An le l ,. w hielt causes the harbour to be filled with be n v essels. General JActtsort appears to Statc"tted th e \VELLINGTON of the United Het li:t. Is p ; . r . r t e is sot ig ht alter in every city through -1.4, u nion as t h e r i s ing General." tf e rs fro m Ki ngston, J ama i ca , o f t he 24th • %v as 61°1, mention that Sir GREGOR MACGREGoIt Lain El len on a visi t to t h at c i t y. It appears err tiaie -.14t the plac e o f hi s d es ti n ation was at that e ade lind etertnined, eveti by himself, as lie was k etp — h Vn itrillg t o collect information among : h e tibia at Ki ngston, concerning the most di lee Part of the Spanish Main on which to make eel th 3te nt• Grvat apprehensions were rut entail to co at h is opci at i ons wou ld prot'ttce some injury Sited/4 le rce ; to remove MACGREGOn had 11 114 l a P roclama t i on, to assure tile l i t it isitnerchatits It "tit - lost protection would, in ali instances, th r i h vfl them. The notion of an attack on „"g`Aos was consideted far too dangerous for tli t i o - " ea ns, his squadron being extremely ° " "(1. The general opinion bad fixed ot . ) Clot- Heaa the place of his nroxiMate destinat ion. I li fesT, Ealau ßGH, APRIL 7.—in virtue of the ,ma x.uli h t to T °t May 7, 1817, the Council of the Est a ,41:r,e,"" of Credit opened op the 27th of . 41", l ast its ordina l y session. Tit,: AlinSter Or kl i i ti ie e on that aces Yon delivered a speech , I" 1 4,,, i ' 1t e took a view of the operations of the Com ;;ne," of the Si n ki ng Fond, of the Contwev-i. As s i t : 414, of the Loan Bank, and ot the Bonk , ives Under three tilt:fete:lt heads, the Mi. Of %lat e 'he most satisfactory accf•unt of the public credit and national mow ces. LONDthsT JO'JRNAL. vs . 0;....1 THE MORNiNG PAPERS OF Ti is DAY. [Morning Chronicle.) We rejoice to hear that the Lords of the Ttea sm.}, have signified to the StorekeePer-Geltera l that Ids cervices will be no longer rerpired, and that his department will he transferred to the • Treasury, as the Commissariat was at the end of the war. We have strenuously maintained that the expenses of this department justified the itn- . mediate adoption of some measure to prevent its continuance, and the public will now learn that our labours have not been ineffectual. The mea 'tile which Ministers have adopted on this occa sion has been most prudent, for it has saved us ;he painful necessity of exposing the jobs which have taken place in this department.—A dirty, however, which we owe' to the public most, be pertor.ned on the present occasion, as we under stand, th3t the retirement of the Storekeeper Ge neral will add another pension to the list which is already suicharged. We have heard that Mr. Trotter is to retire on 7501. ;per annum, though none of his accounts have been audited—aecounts amoontiug to six 01 seven millions remain on audited. It will be high time to grant him a pen sion when we lerrn that the cco4ots are verified and passed. - - IV We give this Extract from The Morning Chtnnick, conformably to the desire of our Readers in general, who have expressed themselves to be much gratified with our plan of selecting EVERY DAY the " pith and marrow" of the L.ON LION JOURNALs, because we shall thereby expose their misre presentations to easier detection and refutation. On the present occasion we are persuaded that Mr. Taorrta has con ducted hiniself with great ability, prudence, and rectitude, and that whatever recompense may be allotted to him has been well merited by his zeal, 'Knowledge, and fidelity. [Morning Post.] A Mail from Hamborgh has arrived. In the Journals received by this conveyance no allusion it made to the subject of the reported intention to dethrone the King of Sweden ; but private let ters assign the non-execution of the Treaty of Kiel on the part of Sweden as the cause of the existing differences between the Northern Courts. In this Treat v, is will be recollected, provision was made to relieve Detonark of the debts doe on ac count of Norway, which is now united to the Crown of Sweden. What has hitherto prevented the execution of this Treaty, we do not pretsnd to know ; but we would wish rather to ascribe the dispute to some such cave, than to believe it possMe that a mere pretext for quarrel cell be sought, for the purpose of providing a Throne for the son of Gustavus, though lie be nephew to the Emperor of All the Ritssias. The Meeting of Merchants in the City on Sa turday, on the subject of the Parliamentary Re ports respecting the Balk, was attended by a highly respectable number of Merchants and liankets. Invitation had been sent to,ahout 140 of the first men of business of the metropolis, of all parties or opinions, on . the important matter to which the Meeting had reference. lite short ness of the time prevented ;pore extended invi tations. 'l he comp Any refrained from of any public expression of their sentiments, but were unanimous as to the propriety of a Public Meet ing, iti time to present a Petition to Parliament, on the important measures now depending, or of coming to some Resolutions, suited to this A Meeting (it will be seen by the Advertisement) —[See our First Page]—is accordingly fixed for to-morrow, at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate street.--q/bid.) [New Times.] The Evidence and Appendix to the Report of, the House of Commons Committee, will be ready for distribution in the course of this day or to-morrow. Besides Jibe 'interesting and impor 7 rant examinations of Messrs. Dorrien, Harman, Thornton, Rothschild, Lloyd, Ricardo, Baring, &c. &c. there will be found many curious official document relative to the commercial and mo nied operations of the United Kingdom. Some results from these documents we shall here sub- The total amount of Bank-notes in circulation on the 20th nit. was Winch was an increase since the 6th of the same mouth, ut On February 11, 1819, the One and Two Pound Notes in circulation amounted together to the 7,445,10 i It is calculated that of these the Two Pound Notes do not bear a greater. numerical proportion to the Ones than I to 7 or 8. - - Between the 29th of February, 1816, and the 31st of An gust, 11418, "neariy Five Millions of foreign property appear to have been drawn out of our funds : At the former of those periods the whole sum was Z 17, 3 ,14,458 At the latter Difference Added to which is the tlifferencc of terminable Annuities, viz.:— At the former period Al the latter ... 5,791 Difference - 572 The Imrnrtations of Grain into England appear to haev amounted in value in 1818, to the enormous 13,271 ,G'3suns ot Whilst those of 1615 were only Difference The Numi , er of Licenses for the issue of Promissory Notes in Great 'Britt-tin Were — In !Std--14 . • In 1618-19 ... B'27 Difference In 1809-10 they were ... • SI3 It is remarhable that the produce of duties on Bills of Ex change and Promissory Notes not re-issuable was— I 67.'3,116 In ISIS In 1818 . . 569,331 DiiTerence 63,795 In 18'0 itwas 555,755 Though bet‘yeen the 1.3 t Bud 3W II o f March, ISIS, the exchanges between Louflon and Paris beca , .o more nfilvoutable to this country by IV; per cent. yet during the same period the ex changes at l'aris with 1-1011 and gad Hamburg!' remaintd perfectly etationary. PO TRH. 1 1 0 EMS.-BY C.11,11-ILES BUCKE, ESQ. lIARP. Music of Nature !—F,rnhlem of each sphere How sweetly tranluil does my listening soul, At dewy ev . e, thy warbling murmurs hear, When, sooth'd to tenderness, thy measures roll : Sometimes mare land, and now yet louder still; Sinnet;Mes more distant, and again more near; Waiiinz soft eoltoc= s and wlth magic OA Swclliag the eye with a luiurious tear ! tit. Delightful tlutteringsl—Hovering toward the sky, . • Ten thousand sylphs, On lightest pinions borne, To realms etherial on your rourMurs And, waked to melanclolly feeling 4, mourn. Nature's best music!—Since thy simple strain Lulls to repose each transitory pain. CANZONET.--Fitom THE SPANISH.) The hours of our happiness gliding away, A year seems a moment, and ages a day; But Fortune converting our smiles into tears, What au.age a diminutive moment appears But Fortune, &c. &c. Oh ! I , 'arttine,—possesed of so fickle a name— , Why only in this art. thug ever the same,? Oh change!—and hid moments of pleasure move „slow, And give eagle plumes to-the pinions of woe. Oh change ! &c. &c. - REGISTER OF FASHION. FASHIONABLE PARTIES THIS EVENING. The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester's party, at Gloucester home; Countess Grosvenor's grand assembly, Upper Grosse- I sor-street Mrs. Beaumont's grand ball and supper, in Port ruan-synnre ; the Hon. Mrs. Robinson's party, in Pricy gardens ; Lady Langham's dirertisement, in Langham-place Dowager Countess of Clonmel's grand assembly, in Portman square ; Mrs. John Round's grand rout, in Albemarle-street ; Lady Smith's assembly, Terrace, Piccadilly; and Mrs Bebb's runt, in Gloucester-place. Yesterday Lord castlereagh entertained a large party of Peers and Commoners with a grand dinner, at his house in St. James ' s-Square. _ _ Phe Duke of Rutland returned to town on Saturday from Newup.rliet. The Duke of Norfolk entertained a select party of distine , tion yesterday at Norfolk House. The Marquess and Marchioness of Buckingham returned to town yesterday, from their seat, Southgate. The Marchioness of Salisbury had a select card party on Friday evening, at her house, Arlington-street. The Marchioness of Salisbury had a fashionable party yes terday evening, at her house in Arlington-street. The Earl of Powis is returned to town from his seat, Wal . cot, Salop. - . The Earl of Westmoreland entertained the Ambassador from the Netherlands, and a large p,,ity of distinguished per sonages yesterday, at his house in Grostenor-square. The interest excited by the Tragedy of the Carib Chief. seems, if possible, to I . crease with every night's repiesentation. Its vigour end ori ginality giving to the powerful acting of Mr. KEAN a scope which the ordinary pieces of the day but ill allow, produce rt , effect which has nut been equalled since the days of Out best drama. The Persian Ambassador will make a very grand appearance at the PaiNca Brit;ENT's Levee On 'l . .iirsday next ; his Excellency has ,given orders for new suits of splendid liveries to be ready by that day. It is said that the Royal Yacht has received orders to be . on the Brighton station about tke middle of the following month, If this be true, the PRINCE REGENT will, no doubt, revisit the Pavilion• at that period, for the purpose of taking aquatic excursions. It is not supposed that the metropolis was more crowded during the visit of the Sovereigns than it is at the present moment. The Hotels all overflow at the West end Of the tomu. The Marchioness ofBeCKIN&HAM entertained • the poor of the plish of Aviogton, on Theirs day, with a profusion of roast beef. 'plum-pod ding, strong beer, &c, on the happy event of the nvirriage of her eldest son, the Earl "I"EMPLE, 1.41 Lady MARY CAMPBELL ; and the bells of the churches rung a merry peal. • The extensive service of Begent's Porcelain china, ordered by the Grand Doke MicitAF.L, at Chamberlain's manufactory, at Worcester, %hilt as on his tour, is completed ; it contains views of the different Noblemen and Gentlemen's seats, and public places, in Eudand, Scotland, and Irelaoil, which his Imperial Highness visited dUring his tour. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SCHOOL SOCIETY.—OH Saturday the Annual' Meeting of the British and Foreign School Society, took place at Freemasons' Hall. At 12 o'clock the Chair was taken by his Royal Highness the Doke of KENT, supported by two Princes of Hesse, Mr. Wilberforce, Mt-Men net, and a considerable number of Ladies nod Gentlemen who support this society. Ms Boy , tl Highness briefly called the attention of the Meet- I to the great objects of the Society, and ear nestly recommended that it should receive at their hands the most cordial support. The Report was read, from which it appeared that the Society was gaining ground in the tour quarters of the globe. lit the course of the day very eloquent speeches were made, in enforcing the value of the Society, by Mr. Wilberforce, Mr. Bennett, Mr. Phillips, and a number of Reverend Gentlemen from Ire land and Scotland, who stated the growth of the schools in those parts.of each country which, un til lately, WCl'.! I%itliollt the benefit of education. UNPonTUNATE EVENT.—Last night, about six o'clock, two yonng,women, in attempting to get into a boat before flattaisoN's,and .:ATsoN's Wharf, just beyond the Tower, fell into the Thames, and before assistance could be procured, {ere ouhappily drowned. Every attempt was srrentionslv endeavoured to restore animation, bait in vain.. it is said, that they were the Dauglitcr aiid Niece of 2 , 11, HARDING, lilspec!OP of Exciise. THE ARMY. • I REL AND,-The Queen's Bays were reviewed on the 5.:11 instant, in the vicinity ofCii,ir, by Major• General Dova.a, who was pleat.(l to :S5llO the following District Older, approving most highly of their appearance SOUTII-EAST DISTItICT ORDER. CAm a, MAY 5, 1819. , . Nlajor-General Doyle is much pleasrd with t he excellent appearance the id (or Queen's) Drirgoon Gin:rris rna :e• his day at their half-yearly inspection. The descrivtoir of the horses is not only vet y superior, hnt the t..annev, in w hi c h they have peen hrot.en, life conditMn they are e,e, the uni form seat of the soldier, and riding hi the el-. tentiuis which roast have been paid l y the hiding-MatArr, nteriant Dyer, and every individual concerned. The ,Matlezuv res in the the Swnrd-eNercise, the marching, and the several charges, were performed with ce lerity a n d pi eci,ian. The care of the sielt, and stole of the hoGpital, the liar raas, the good hehavionr of ttnt men since their at rival in this District, and the whele interior economy of the Regi nlent, Crloilot be ..lirpassed, and ref - leas infinite .credit on Lient.-Colonel Kearney, who appears to hare been ably sup ported in his cc:minium!. (Signed) HENRY GROVE, Assistant-Adjutant- General. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. !rem-Office, May 16, 1819. 6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cor'net H. F. Finch to be 'Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cathcart, promoted in the Royal West India Rangers; Gentletwar) Cadet J. S. Bry nier, from the Royal Military College, to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Finch. 12th Regiment of Light Dragoons.—Gent l eman Cadet It. Hi.“ , ringbolt, from the Royal Military College, to be Cornet, by puridise: 13th Ditto—C. Strange, Gent. to be Cornet, witbont pur chase, vice Faueourt, appointed to the 17th Light Dragoons• Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guartis—Captain H. Army - age, trout half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant and Cap tain, vice J. V. Harvey, who exchaoges, receiving the differetice. 3J Rigiment .of Foot Guards—Quarter-Master Serjeant W. Thompson, to he Qaarter-Master. vice Steel, deceased. 9th Regiment of Foot --Ensign; S. Hart, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice 7tl Dermott deceased ; Gentle , : in. Carla C. Browmigg, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vice Hart, promoteA 37th Ditto—Ensign G. Gosslin, front • half-pay of Vie 60th Foot, to he Ensign, vice Connolly, who exchanges. r: ceiv hug the difference. 60th Ditto—Ensign and Adjutant T. Adams, from the nalf pay of the regiment, to be Adjutant and Ensign, vice J. F. Myers, who exchanges. 74d Ditto—T. A. Blair, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Airlift), deceased. Ririe Brigade—Lieut. T. F. I.lniacke, to be Adjutant, vice Middleton, who resigns the Adjutanicy only. EDINBURGH, MAY 13. COURT OP SESSION. —Yesterday this Court met for the smuttier session; twelve of the Judges were present Lords BANNATYNE and SuccoTn were absent, Ind there is a'vacanev on the Renck by the lamented. death of Lord ResToN The iveo.Lords Ordinary took their seats, for the first t;me, in the rooms lately built to the Outer House. Besides being a great improvement to the appearance of the House, they will be of Ina teilal advantage to their Lotdships, who are now removed from the bustle and noise that unavoid ably prevail in the Outer House. Various changes, it is ~nderstood, will immediately take place in the law department, and several resignations are cot:fidently talked of, but nothing certain is yet itnown as to the alterations. EDINBURGH UNiVßilsiTy.—Nothing can more strikiog!y display the rising eminence of the Uni versity of Edinburgh than the number oF students who, during the present S+s,ion, have a;tended the different branches of instruction which are taught in this seminary.of learning ; upwmds of 2,150 students Navin, been present a' thv Col lege dun the Wittier Session. Such aon tuber exceeds all oaraild in the annals of the Ed otbaugh. University, and is not equalled either by Oxford. or Cambridge. THE MAI;KETS. Con: -ExctiAsoE, MAY I'.--Having a large supply of Wheat fresh in this morning from Essex, and but few millers disposed to purchase, our sales sere very heavy, an ‘N:hat few samples were disposed of, were at a decline of full 4s. per quarter firm last Monday's prices, and a considerable quan tity remains on hand which could not be got off at the above abatement. Barley is also 4s. per quarter cheaper, and al most unsaleable, the malting season being nearly over. Oats are Qs. per quarter lower, in consequence of the %Lag:, tude of the arrivals, particUlarly from Lincolnshire and Yorkshire. Beans are 2s, per quarter cheaper, and for which article there is little or no demand. SMITHFIELD, MAY 17.—Our Market was this day well supplied with prime Beasts, and much business doing; in the early part of the morning trade was uncommon brisk, but prices nominal as last week; the show of Sheep and Lambs was tolerably good, and the prices of the latter article 'illicit cheaper than on Friday; Veal and Pork remains nominal as our last quotations. The business in the Hay Market was by no means brisk this day, and the above article was heavy sale, and last Friday's prices could 'with difficulty be obtained ; Clover has fell in price, with little business doing ; Straw re mains the same as last week. NORTHERN METROPOLIS.—This ancient and interesting City, so generally and justly adniired, will, we are glad to learn, ere long, boast of a Trophy of the signal gallantry displayed by Scotch men in the late aru:lons and glorious war, and will transmit to futtire generations a splendid,Me morial of national Gratitude, equally honourable to those who deserved, and to those who con ferred it. The Festival to cake place in Free masnys"lttern, Great Queen street, on Saturday the 22d . instant, (his Grace the.Dolte •Atholl in the Chair), will we have no doubt he attended by a great proportit , n of Scotclimen Loudon, and it gives us pleasure to observe, that Englishmen ate coming forward and uniting with Scotehtnen in raising a Monument of their mutual glory anti indissoluble friend , thip. Admiral S r CHARLES PP NEOSE arrived in town • oin Wedne,;(lay, and had to long interview with the Board Of Admiralty, relative to his hate command in the Mediterranean. The Election for the Borough of Ilytii comes on on Wednesday next. Mr. latovn„ who -op poses Sir J. C. 1-loNLYwood, is the.stto of Mr. LLOYD, one of the firm of JONES, LLOYD, and Co. Bankers, ,of Lothbury.—PANTON CORBETT, E,-q. of Leigi-iton. Hall,- has declared himself a Candidate for Shrewsbury, in opposition .to Mr. VTToN. The Election commenced on Saturday, and the Contest was expected to he a smatt one. •