The Sun.
London, England, 1822-09-05 00:00:00

" TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF SUSSEX.

" May it please your Royal Highness,
" We, his Majesty's dutiful subjects, the Mayor, Recorder,
Aldermen, Sheriff, and Common Council of Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, beg leave to express the happiness we experience in being
permitted to congratulate your Royal Highness on your arrival
at the ancient and loyal town of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
" With sentiments of the most devoted attachment, we hail
the presence of a Prince of the illustrious Family whose ac-
cession to the British Throne rescued our ancestors from the
grasp of civil despotism and religious bigotry ; and we confi-
dently trust that those inestimable rights which were secured
to us by that auspicious event, will long be c:ierished and re-
vered by every branch of the House of Brunswick.
" We pray that it may please Divine Providence to grant to
your Royal Highness length of days, and the enjoyment of all
earthly prosperity.
" Given under the seal of our Corporation the 31st
day of August, in the year of our Lord 1822."
[Signed by the Mayor, six Aldermen; the Sheriff, and
twelve Commoners.]
His Royal Highness then partook of an elegant cold colla-
tion, and immediately proceeded to join the procession.
The Masonic Brethren assembled at their Lodge, at Mr.
Fletcher's, the Turk's Head, when the procession was formed
in the following order, agreeably to a programme that had been
adopted and circulated (with the exception of his Royal High-
ness), and proceeded to the Mansion House, attended by a vast
multitude
:
GRAND LODGE OF ENGLAND.
Grand Tyler.
Two Grand Stewards.

Two f The Standard of his Majesty, the Grand f Two
Stewards. i Patron. t Stewards.
Two f The Grand Master, Two
Stewards. 1. 11.R.H. the. Duke of Sussex. J Stewards.
The Grand Sword Bearer.

The Banner of H. R. H. the Grand}
A
A Steward. { Steward.
M aster.
The Deputy Grand Master.
The ionic Light.
The Senior Grand -Warden.
Pillar of the Senior Grand Warden.
The Doric Light.
The Junior Grand Warden.
Pillar of the Junior Grand Warden.
The Corinthian Light.

Provincial Grand Masters, each preceded by his Banner.
Past Grand Wardens.
Grand Chaplain.
The Sacred law, on a crimson velvet )
A Steward. cushion, borne by the W.M. 1- A Steward.
of the oldest Lodge.
The Grand Treasurer.
The Grand Registrar, bearing the Great Seal.

The Grand Secretary;bearin'g the B-ook of Constitution on a
Cushion.
The Golden Square, Level, and Plumb Rule, carried by three
Master Masons.

The Silver ,Trowel and Setting Mallet carried by two Master
Masons.
Grand Deacons.
Grand Director of Ceremonies.

Grand Superintendant of Works, carrying a Portfolio, containing
Plans, Elevations, and Sections of the Building.
_ _ Grand Organist.

Three Silver Cups, containing Corn' Wine, and Oil, carried by
three Master Masons.
{Banner of the United}
A Steward
A Steward Grand Lodge.
Two Grand Stewards.
The Grand 'Usher with his Staff:

R. W. Officers of the P. G. Lodge of Northumberland.
R. W. Officers of the Grand Lodge of Durham.-
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER D'SWINBURNE.
Two Shields, emblematic of the Tribes.
Chief .1. Chief Z. Chief H.

Scribe N.

Scribe- E.

Sojourner A. Sojourner P. Sojourner A
In proper Clothing with Jewels.
Companions, three and three.
Two shields, emblematic of the Tribes'.
Flag.
Janitor.
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE LODGE.
No. 26.

Deacon. Deacon:
Worshipful Master.
Chaplain.
Past Master.
Warden. Warden.

Architect.

Secretary. Treasurer.
Stewards.
Brethren, two and two.

•
Tyler.
Lodges according to Number in the foregoing Order, Juniors
first.
Brethren not Members of any Lodge, two and two.
Band of Music.
Grand Tyler.

His Royal Highness having taken his place in the proces-
sion, drawn in a carriage and horses, a Royal salute was again
fired from the Castle, and the train proceeded along the princi-
pal streets to the site of the intended building in Westgate-
street, in the front of which a neat temporary screen was
erected, tastefully ornamented, and surmounted by the Royal

Arms. The area within was surrounded by seats for the
i° f
1,2 r
Terent Masonic Lodges in attendance ; also for the mew— in,
the Literary and Philosophical Society, the whole of whigrtoo
eluding the Ladies who attended on the occasion, arid wP
elegant appearance added splendour to the scene, could no
have been less than four thousand. The south-east come' 69,,a
was suspended by a lewis and tackle, and a chamber prePar`",
for the reception of the coins of the reign of his Majesty Cie!rf:
the Fourth, consisting of a sovereign, a silver crown, 13'
crown, shilling, sixpence, fourpenny, threepenny, twur—
Itee
and penny piece, and a copper farthing ; together with 3 11,,,
of the Literary and Philosophical Society, being their 29„.t110,
port ; all of which were placed in a massive glass cYr.,,,ia•
thirteen inches in length, and three inches in diameter, u"; 01
fully cut with pointed and strawberry diamonds, riogt,on;
twists, and the arms of his Royal Highness engraved the, A; b•
with the following inscription—" Deposited by his RoY3irisile
ness Augustus Frederick Duke of Sussex, Sept. 2, 1822.'
stopper was cut to suit with the cylinder, and engra°"7,o
the end—" Presented by Jos. Price, Proprietor of the DurZoie
and British Sheet Glass Works, Gateshead, 1822." The l'ere.
completed with a cap to correspond, and which was fiited'
on. The whole was deposited by his Royal Highness. -0,
[The ceremony had not concluded when the post left I'4
castle.].

NATIVES AND CITIZENS FEAST, 00,
For Apprenticing the Children of Poor Natives and ""efi,at
WINCHESTER,
the 153 d since the Institution), will be celebrated of
WINCHESTER, on THURSDAY NEXT, the
September, 1822. iii
STEWARDS and TRUSTEE-, *tie
assemble at the White Hart, at Ten o'Clock Prec-
awl proceed from thence to Divine Service, at the eatbe f•
Church, where an appropriate Service and Anthem will bte tot'
formed by Dr. CHARD, and the Gentlemen and Choris-e'tpe
the same; after which A SERMON will be Preached 01,10•
occasion, by the Rev. THOMAS WESTCOMBB,
Chaplain of Winchester College, and Vicar. of Piddletrent.-
Rev. H. J. HOPKINS
N. ATCHESON, Esq. STEIYAII94.
PHILIP WILLIAMS, Esq.
JOHN DUNN, Esq. .nj Oct
• * •
Dinner (at ST. JOHN'S HousE) on Table at 4 o
precisely.

PRICE a

THIS DAY AT
Bank Stock shut
3 per Cent. Red. 'hut
3 per Cent. Cons. mg
11 per Cent shut
Old , shut
I per Cent. { New 9911
5 z)er Cents. 1797
Bank Long Ann.
Imp. 3 per Cents: •

STOCKS

INC O'CLOCK.
India Stock ..................41
India 80nd5........ ••• 413/'
south Sea Stock . ............
Old Annuities......... 6
Ex. I3ills ..................
Ditto Small ..................
Bank for Cons. Act. .........
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Cons. for Account ...........

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PRICE OF FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON, °'`"
French Five per Cents. 94.
Spanish i Five per Cent. Bonds, 851 i :i.
_ t New Ditto, 83/ i 4.
1
Six per Cents. 82.
Five per Cents. (Metallic) 81.
Ditto New 85/ if.
j" Five per Cent. Bonds, 90/.
Prussian 1 Ditto New, 87k.
Austrian Five per Cents. (Metallic) 80.
Neapolitan Five per Cent. Bonds, 76i.
Danish Five per Cent. Bonds, 88i i•
(Old Bonds, 103.
Six per Cent. Bonds, 86/ A i i•
,Ditto Scrip, 00.
83 2i / i 4.
'Bank Shares 22.
Six per Cents. 92.
New Six per Cent. 1812, 00.
Ditto, ditto, 1815, 994.
Three,per Cents. 691.
Five per Cent. Loan, 1820, 00.
Five per Cent. Loan, 1821, 97.
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SQLEM QUIS DICERE FALSEISI AcDr

LONDON,
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1

Jai;
We have received the Paris Papers of )1°3.05
from which we present extracts in a, Pr"e"'
00
column. . The intelligence from Madrid 1- 40
later than that which we gave some daYs ;3:0
from the Spanish Papers; but ccinimunie3t—
, ;-
,
from Bayonne and Olerou contain ace°°.ci,
of the defeat of the Trappist by the ''.lll'ljs
nado, with the loss of his baggage, colour%
a°
and ammunition, many killed, wounded?
,00
prisoners. The remains of his forCe were pur°
t3;fl
every direction, and great hopes are entefl fiea
that the Trappist would not escape, as lie aril
from the field of battle with only four 18-
and had been seen the following day at Gar°l:oo,
while his pursuers were not far distant. I° -0,
sequence of this action, so fatal to theiasurge los
the Army of the Faith under QuEsAvit*sstaa
been compelled to abandon the valley Of -ifect
and fall back on Irati. Such is the first et of
of the energy displayed by the neW-Ministe
War, and we anticipate' that similar secee
attend the operations of the celebrated $1:1 lase
t
Catalonia and Navarre. In the former 0- o,co
two provinces the Constitutional General it ttie
had relieved Cardana, after defeat'"' after
Royalists in a sanguinary conflict : the (13/aajoit
his entry into that town he made a sortie 3e(l.
the insurgent camp, which he totally
destro:
and the next day he returned to Manresa•
aiieJ
Among our extracts will be found a detoicii
account of the affair of Nantes on the c26:ll:ol'eaCe,
2
appears to have been occasioned by the 501
sOldiertool;
and outrageous conduct of the Swiss
the garrison. That no serious InisOiefositio°
place is owing solely to the spirited intelrPtidres),
of the Civil Authorities, to whom an ' 'o'
signed by one hundred and sixty-five °J. t"-n
cipal merchants and inhabitants, has bee'
the di''
rented, communicating the particulars °f f theturbance, and demanding the punishirlellt °
Swiss soldiers.

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