The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-19 00:00:00

hE ELECTORS* nf WESTMINSTER, • in the
Interest of Earl PERCY, are requested to ineet,at
‘k, IL LI S's Great Room, King-street, St. James's, on Mon-
day next, at .12 o'Clock at Noon, precisely, -to consider of
pryer Measures for securing the Election of his Lordship.
Sept. 19, igb6. •

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LONDON,

FRIDAY,. SEPTEMBER 19, : 806.

THE Haa zba Mail' due on Wednesday last
arrived this morning. It does not add much to
the intelligence which. we have alroudy received.
Sur Correspondent at Bremen, whose Letter is
d.tted the 1 t th• inst. states, that Letters had been re-
ceived there that Morning, asserting that France had
declared War against Prussia. We do not attach
much credit to this report.

_ .
IT is not yet finally determined who is to succeed
Mr. Fox. • We beli6re that if LOrd HOWICK should
be' appointed Secretary for Foreign Affairs, the
Marquis of BUCKINGHAM Will be placed at the head
of the Admiralty.

THE following accoant was this mornhig received

at LLOYD'S :

" The Tippoo'Saib,' from Savannah, lost near
Liverpool, spoke on the lath ult. in lat. 33. 40.
long. 6). 20. the French Squadron, and on the i 3th,
in lat. 42. t 6. long. 44. 30. the Squadron under
command of Sir J. B, WARREN, and received a num-
ber of letters from the Admiral's Ship, the Amazon
Frigate, which unfortunately Went down in the
Tippoo Saif)."

There is obviously some mistake either in. the
dates or in the account uf the latitude and longitude
in which the .two SqUadronsiare'represented.to have
been seen, because, it is impossble that the Tippoo
Saib could have been.on the 10th in tong. 6g, and
on the 33th in long. 44.

OUR Readers will find in our subsequent Columns
a detailed account of/the proceedings which took
place yesterday at the Meeting of the Ejectors of
Westminster, at the: Crown and 'Anchor. Mr.
SHERIDAN, in a Speech of uncommon eloquence,
declined offering himself as a Candidate for West-
minster on thiS occasion,.and. as Mr. O'BRYnx with-
drew his pretensions, and itroposed Lord PERCY, hiS
Lord-Ship is uow the only Candidate', and will, we
have no doubt, be returned without opposition.

.Yesterllay, at two o'clock, Earl SPENCER attended
at the Foreign Office, in `Downing--street, an&con-.
tinned there till four. All or most of the. Foreign
'Ministers waited upon him, when he announced to
them the death. of Mr. Fox, and that they were to
communicate with him; in their official characters,
farther notice.

NK.—Yeiterday, pursuant to. notice, 41 General
and Quarterly Court was held at the •Bank, • when
a Bonus of live per cent. was proposed—present pay
seven per cent—the Bank to pay the Income Tax ;
which being agreed to near. con. the meeting was
dissolved very soon after it was convened.

_ . .
An individual yesterday, -at the Meeting of the
Electors of Westminster, objcaed to Lord PaacY as
a fit Representative, on the score of his youth.—
This objeaiou was once urged, though,upon 'a dif=
ferc..nt point, against the greatiLoat CiWTHAM, and
the Still greater -WILLIA,NI PITT, both of whom were
in their early days the supports and ornaments of this
Country. No other objection could fle made against
those illustrious men ; and it is highly honourable to
Lord l'Excy that no other could be urged against
1110.

The Court of Common Council met yesterday,
for the purpose of determining, by ballot, which of
the models should be adcpted for a monument to be
erecledin Guildhall to the memory ofthe late Right'
Honouraole Wu. PITT, The five_ modelsrecom-
mended by the Committee were inspe&ed by the
Court, and, on the show of hands, instead of by
ballot, the model, No.- 12, (by 'Mr. J. G. BUBB, of
the Strand,) was adopted, ,and it was referred to' the
Committee to give dirOions for carrying the same
into execution. The one chosen by the. Corpora-
tion is plain but elegant; it is principally composed
of lotir full-sized figures, the cite on the top is of
Mr. PI,TT, in his Chancellor's robes, holding out his
right hand in a speaking attitude,' with Wisdom and
Prudence on each side, and Britannia on a Seahorse,
at the bottom, with several appropriate emblems.—:-.
The price liven in' with the •esiimate was 36751.
It is to be, placeda at the East End of the Hall, oppo-
site t'l:e late Earl of CHATHAM.

After the 88th and 36th Regiments, another de-
tachment of Artillery will be embarked at Ports-
mouth; thereafter, the sth Foot, 'Gen. ENGLAND'S
Regiment; and the next the 17th Light Dragoons
dis►nounted. The rest of the Cavalry, particularly
the heavy, will be -embarked at Plymouth ; *here,
it is supposed, that the galfa'ni C6lohel DoRiEN, and
the Blues, will immediately go.

Mr. Anthony Daify Swinton was, on .Wednes-
day, again; brought up from Newgate before the
Connuissioners of Bankrupts, at Guildhall, in the
hope that his confinement would have disposed him
to amend his schedule 5' Tut Mr. Swinton treated
their proceedings with ridicule and contempt; re-
fu•ed to make .any amendment of his schedule;
told them, that the worst they could do was to corn-
him to Newgate; they itight do so as often
end as long as they chose: lie could' live there as
comfortably as he could'. tift%i 'Where ''else:•
S inton was accordingly remanded,