The Sun.
London, England, 1822-11-18 00:00:00

A DISPATCH,

Of which the following is an extract, has been received from his
Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Colonial De-
partment, by the Lieut. Governor.
" Downing-street, June 17, 1822.
" With reference to your dispatch, transmitting an ad-
dress of the Legislative Council and Assembly of Upper
Canada, upon the subject of compensation to certain inha-
bitants of that province, for losses sustained during the late
war with the United States of America, I have to acquaint
you, that his Majesty has acceded to a request preferred by
Mr. Galt, the agent for the sufferers, that a loan shall he rais-
ed of 100,()00/., of which the Government here will guarantee
half the interest (2,5001.) per annum) the Province providing
for the remainder, which loan shall be applied in satisfaction of
such claims of sufferers by the invasion, as may be established
before a new commission.

" The proposed measures must, of course, be submitted to,
and receive the sanction of the Legislature at their first meeting.
" Major-General Sir P. Maitland, K.C.B. &c."

SHREWSBURY ELECTION.— Thursday the nomination I
of a Candidate for the vacant seat in the representation of
the county of Salop took place at Shrewsbury. The meet-
ing was very numerously attended, particularly by the
friends of Mr. CIIILDE and Mr. PELHAM, the two Can-
didates. Mr. PELHAM wished the business to be adjourned '
until four days before the election—a question which the
Sheriff said he could not put. J. C. PELHAM, Esq. was then
put in nomination by the Honourable and Reverend RICHARD
Him., and seconded by the Reverend H. BURTON. Mr.
WHITMORE proposed WM. LACON CIIILDE, Esq. who
was seconded by Mr. LLOYD. Both the candidates address-
ed the meeting at considerable length. Soon after 11r. CHILDE
appeared, a net, containing a large lump of salt, was hoisted
upon a pole, as a memento of that gentleman having voted in
Parliament against the repeal of the Salt Tax, &c. The in-
scription appended to it was, " Remember Lot's wife."—
The HIGH SHERIFF requested a shew of hands, which was
greatly in favour of Mr. Pelham. Several of Mr. hilde's par-
tisans were very roughly treated by the mob.
There is great commercial activity in the port
of Amsterdam at present, owing to the arrival of three vessels
from the East Indies with valuable cargoes. Nine ships also
have arrived with Colonial produce from Surinam : on the
' whole about thirty sail have lately come into port.
ANTHONY HOPPER, Esq. of Sillisworth, in the
county of Durham, at his last Rent-day, made
liberal returns to his Tenants ; and has also had
his lands valued) with a view of re-letting them
according to the present depressed state of Agri-
culture.

Sir JOHN E. SWINBURNE, Bart., of Capheaton,
Northumberland, at his rent-day last week, ge-
nerously returned to his tenants from 151. to 25/.
per cent. according to their circumstances.

Countess de Grey and family, in St. James's-square, from
Wrest-house, Bedfordshire ; Baroness de Willoughby, Miss
Fitzroy, and family, from Grimsthorpe-castle, Lincolnshire ;
Hon. Sir John Nicholl,' Baronet, and family, in Bruton-street,
Berkeley-square ; Mr. and Mrs. Headley, and family, from
Paris ; the Hon. John Moore, at the Cocoa Tree, St. James's-
street, from Scotland ; the Hon. Mr. West, at Fenton's Hotel,
from Warwickshire.

DE PART U RES.—The Rev.H.W.Sihthorpe & Mrs. Sibthorpe,
from Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, for Lincolnshire ; Sir W.
and the Misses Twysden, from ditto, for Royden-hail, Kent;
T. C. Vandenhoust, Esq. from ditto, for Cheltenham ; Colonel
Hallam, from the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn-street, for White-
barnes, llerts ; F. Bailey, Esq. at ditto, on a tour ; the Earl of
Digby, from Jordan's Hotel, St. James's-street, for Sherborne-
castle, Dorsetshire ; Major and Mrs. Austen, from ditto, on
a tour.

The following English travellers, says a letter of the sth
inst. from Turin, have arrived here within these few days
Lord Carnarvon, Lady Hardy, Messrs. Bobstres, Archbold.
Smith, Ricard, Nelson, Clerk, Larve, Ansell, Manloze, and
Leicester. _ _ _

The Earl of Carlisle is entertaining a large party of friends
at his seat, Castle Howard, Yorkshire.
Extract of a letter from Naples.—" The fascinating Ma-
dame Manville is singing at St. Carlo, with the greatest sue-
cess—not a place to be had, Unless taken three days or mole
previously—and while the rage has been for the last few yearS
for the Ballet, it is changed now for that of the Opera, and the
Ballet is neglected. Madame 31: has already appeared in
Otello, Barbiere di Siviglifz, and La G.azza Ladra, all by
Rossini, and no other cantutrice ever caused such a furor at
Naples. 'Madame M. is called for every night at the termina-
tion of the Opera, and obliged to appear on the stage to receive
the universal plaudits. The Duke and Duchess of Leeds, Sir
William and Lady Drummond, Lord and Lady Kinnaird,
Lord Montford, Duchess of Devonshire, &c. &c. are among
the English who crowd to hear this charming songstress."

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