The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-13 00:00:00

TATTERSALL'S.

In consequence of the Newmarket July Meeting being
on, scarcely any one was present yesterday, and nothing
was clone in the shape ►,r betting that rcquiree a quotation.

The KING has nominated three militia oili.cers
as his Aide-de•Camps, one from the militia -of each king
dom. Colonel Woon, of the East Middlesex Regiment,
who married a sister of the late Marquis of LoNum4nraity,
and is Member for Breconshite, has been selected for this
distinguished honour from the English constitutional force,
but the names of the other two, from the Irish an 4 Scotch
borliei, have not yet transpired..--llforning Herald.
We are enabled to state that the. • KING and
Quasi.; will proceed to Brighton about the middle of
November, and that their AlAJEsties will remain there
till February; they will then return to town, and remain at
St. Jameei Palace till the end of May, and afterwards go
to WindSor Castle for then summer months. —Morning
Paper.

Rear• Admiral Sir CHARLES OaLE returnei
front Landon on Friday, where he had been to pay his re,
speets to his MAJ ESTY.— Portsuouth Herald.

Mr. HENRY BARING, kill., 11118 started fol
Canterbury in the LIIMINGTON interest, anti *Linda a gnu
chance of being returned with the Ilan. RICHAItn WATSON

The Beer Bill was last night read a third time
and passed in the House of Lords. The Governmeut de-
serves well of the country for the firuantss with Which it
has Carried this beneficial measure. It is a mint victory
obtained for the pour over the unpitying avarice of the
Times.

Sir GEORC4E NAYLER has devoted the most
unremitting attention to the numerona appiktationt fur ad-
missions to the funeral of hie late Alsarsxy, and the officer.
of the Earl Marshal's dopartment have been making the
greatest exertions to afford every facility anti aceonuno.
dation that the nature of the chapl will admit, but. the
limits are so confined, compared with the demand for
places, that it will be impossible to gratify all the applicants.

There are many persons interested, who will
be delighted to hear that the claim* on the former Opera
management, which have been 16 years in Chancery, in
cengequence of the disputes between Mtwara. TArs.on and
WATIMS, Are at hot in a COMBO of liquidation. The fol.
lowintr are the names of the pt rfortnera whose claima are

Byrne, allowed t--•
Bllllll°a Bianchi,
I (NI
in
, 4 SI)
tt)

Martin, Mr. X2.13
Mori, Mr 4ll
MOM, Mr.
I•lora, Mruillo
No1)1,4, Mr.

Bonalntl, !Jr lOO O'Brian, Mr 4:4
Colson, Mr.
bitkons, Mrs. '1•,1 Pa Mo, adlle OO
Ferlandis, Mr.
Farrel', Mr. (' lco Smith, 111(ssrs.
Grigliettl,Macllle •,•),i Vestry, Mr. Arlllttld ~.... 167
Lupin()) Macille 4/11 Twamley, Miss O5
Ma GRAVLItY DE I'IENESHO, the &Mid)
Consul at Algiers, states its popblmion as fullows :
Barbary Mtn
Moors, Arabs originally
Bedouin Arabs
Negroes 70,000
Jews
Turks and their descendants, Cologlis AOOO
Enrope.iii Christians 1,30.1
Itenogadoes 2OO

Total

Captain JOHN MottaAN, Royal Marines,
late ',Unitary Cormnandant of Fernando Po, who has r,
ceatly returned invalided from that settlement, proceeded
on Monday last to join his division at Plymouth ; and we
are informed that this officer gives a nuht melancholy Ac-
count of the above island, which has proved so destructive
to the European constitution, as to carry off by the fevey
incidental to that coast six out of every seven of the forty
of the 'lord Alarines who embarked from this port obom
16 months ago, under his command, t,, form the garrkon
there; and it may not he thought unworthy of rental It,
that, with the exception of Captain AlottoAN, every
officer, non.cOmmissioned officer, and in ivate in the fory
was a volunteer for the service: but no offloets of his rani.
volunteering., he was, according to the rules of the sue.
vice, being first for lOreign service, directed to proem!
thither at Ivy-eight haunt' notice, anti of the whole part
who %vent out with :him, be is the only one who I as re.
turned to his native hod. When Captain Montimr legit
F,roundo Po, First Lieut TitomAS SToCK W t„ y.:
Marines, of this divi,on, w.,s daily e,:p,eted there fret'
Ascension, and wt it would, Ins arrival, tm
spuomreistnlzioexisari,itilly.tsliiiof this tuoa,, Ode,

For several evenings flurnig th:, past week tiie
fauglity hr
r.loving tong havo gmtitio4l iltl
from the exertions of it Cuict:lsi,
‘:;.11:r1(elr in beyeAtr' 4;1
t
On 3roncixy evening, on otensi,n of o;;„ these,
there wnsn,, 11.4 e. crowd, n nutter of coin.-

1-11 wl:ett a brute goo 4
Ave of a nntn, dressed in a ttitootiug4teltet and whit.
Itut, drew >z lotire, stalked A boy in the fvetviqt it, illllllo.
diately alter which he decautp.:4l, and, we regret to
11,11 nut since been beard of, Oil examining the boy, it
war found the wound was jit,,t above the eye, but no
titrious injury had been sustained,—SiteSield

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ANECDOTE OF THE. PRESENT KING.

(From the Glasgow Courier.)
NAUTICAL. TACT.—The' following interesting
anecdtate for. Which we are indebted to a playat
friend, illustrates in a very striking manner the gaol)
humour and the nautical tact of our present mos,
gracious Sovereign ,:—lt was in the summer oi
1010, to the heat of Our remembrance, that his M.,
jesty'm 'ship Naiad, Captain Carteret, eiirried into
~:
Portsmouth one of Bonaparte's flat-bottomes ''„
praarna, which had been captured by the fr}gate of' k'
Boulogne, in•the presence of the French Empero,.::.
As one of that formidable squadron which had hes,
destined to invade England, her uppearattee cube,
unusual interest. Among the persons who visite,. V.
her was his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence tc;L
before .whom, as a Naval Commander, the Naiad'. K,
ship's 'company were mustered at their tespectiv, E.
divisions. . On these occasions the men are arrangs.
in classes according to their rating as regular sea- 1:i.
men, or otherwise; the top-men and foreeastle-mv:
taking the precedence of all others as including th,
hest sailors; the landsmen, under the denominations i :•:
of afterguard and waisters, being the lowest is i..
degree. ' Mr. Green, the First Lieutenant, thinkit,
he might safely presume a little on the Duke's was..
of familiarity with naval details, ventured to plat,
,','4
five of the best-looking landsmen ansong the rept, ',:;''
blue jackets, as a set off, but it would not do. Th. 1
Duke had not 'forgotten that indescribable am,- It`
thing which impresses a distinctive character on t
gettable seamen, and to tke utter confusion of poet, ~,
Green, he singled out each or the intenders, suit' .:,.
boldly affirmed-.-which was the truth—that the,
had never been in a top nor on a yard in their live,. 6
Fle immediately saw the drift of the deceptic,', itl
which had been attempted to be practised oh tiles,, p,..
and good•natureilly appreciated the feeling 'A hi, 1
had induced the first Lieutenant to make the lit ~t
appearance he could before the highest Oflioee ,vl
the service. As ho successively picked each 1t... ri;
lucky wight out of the ranks in which he had been
placed, he laughed heartily, and said, " Ah, Nit. '.
Green, here is another of your tot-men. Take him..,„
away, I know a sailor by head mark as well as tans !6]
of you." If Mr. Green was mortified at the ill rin. s.
tit
ceas of his ruse, the ship's company were ups higid: t.-;;'
delighted with the unexpected display of tile 1ii41,,, :« il;:
Itp7kbelfbroyr:t; lil:
cal tact in the Duke. The captain of the foto-to; , f),
a tall weather-beaten Cornishman, said to one of is' i.'
messmates, a regular going north country lasi, " ft..: •,
his Honour twigged long Bill, anti the rest of th.,:s.
and all because Master Green would have the . L 3
sailors, the lubber', that don't know a weather mail.
from a bobstay." " Aye, aye, leave him alum! I
ctltilattoofnl):ilsiejitbrtytil7itrejioleinektlnlotitsoc(olmarmadaer,i::l
hand-saw, for all Master Green's cleverness. . fl,

doesn't like no tricks on travellers." Among
messmates poor Green fared no better. llis ti
men continued to be a standing joke its ;wig
remained in the ship, but the Doke did not
the honest Lieutenant, though he foriov, his NV '
gery, for he procured his promotion us a Captuin :o
the course of a few months.