The Sun.
London, England, 1825-01-20 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR.

SIR-Certain insinuations which have lately
appeared in some of the newspapers, with refe-
rence to a recent correspondence between Col.
BERKELEY and Mr. CLAGGET, induce me to state,
that I was the person selected by Col. BERKELEY
to act for him on the occasion ; that the letter
then written by him was advised and sanction-
ed by me ; and that, in the line of conduct I
adopted, I had the satisfaction of meeting with
the concurrence of Colonel O'MALLEY, the
mutual friend of Colonel BEnKEr.rir and myself,
who happened to be on a visit at Berkeley Castle
at the time.

I um, Sir, your obedient humble Aervant,
Cheltenham, Jan. 18, 1825. JOHN BUSHE.

INDIA.

PLAN of the FLEET at ANCHOR off RANGOON,
JUNE 8, 1824.

Transports.

Transports.

'John Shore

11. C. Cruiser Minerva

Mermaid

Mercury.
Zenobia
4 Gun-boats.

Resolution H. C. Cruiser . Mac Cau ley
David M Thetis.
alcolm Janet Hutton
H. M. Sloop
Bombay Merch. _ Sophie. General Wood

3 Gun-boats.

Abdaris Argyle
Bombay Ferguson
c.
Cornwallis ii H.M.S. Larne. 0 Hydery
Fort William -' 0
g Moira
Windsor Castle cj
Indian Oak CZ

Robarts
F Earl Kelly
Edw. Strettell Gun-boat Reliance
Asia Felix RobertSpankie. 0.c.) Eliza Ist
Satellite
g Eliza 2d
Mary Ann § Steam-boat. ir Hashmy
Dunvegan Castle r Vittoria
James Colvin
Moored three-quarter cables length from each other.

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VOTES OF THE ELECTORS FOR THE PRESI-
DENCY OF THE UNITED STATES.

Maine -
New Hanipahire
31 assach ussetts
Rhode Island -
Connecticut
Vermont - -
New York -
New Jersey -
Pennsylvania -
Delaware - -
Maryland
Virginia -
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia - .
Alabama
Mississippi -
Louisiana

Crawford. Jackson. Adams. Clay.
9 _

Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio -
Indiana .
Illinois -
Missouri -

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28

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MASONIC NOTICES FOR NEXT WEEK.
ENGLAND.

Monday, Jan. 24, LoN-DoN. Nos. 4, 46, 71, 305, 407.
COUNTRY. Nos. 320, 4V9, 546, 578.
- 25, LoNooN. Nos. 86, 235, 349.
COUNTRY. Nos. 38,67, 68, 145, 427.
668.
Wednesday, - 26, LoNnoN. No. 2. Lodge of Benevo-

Tuesday,

lence.
COUNTRY. Nos. 84, 112, 215, 314,
414, 4-10, 442, 478, 543,
549, 861.
Thursday, - 27, LoNnorr. Nos. 7, 39, 82, 142, 156,
218, 327, 481. Gen.
Com. Fern. Sch. at 11.
COUNTRY. Not. 110, 153, 176, 178,
214, 243, 269, 453, 642.
--- 28, LONDON. No. 239.
COUNTRY. Nos. 53, 236, 283, 50,
655, 709.

Fi idaq,

Saturday,

- 29, Lownox. • • •
COUNTRY. Nos. 112, 492, 675.

SUSSEX.

A few days since, the Royal York Lodge of Free and Ac-
cepted Masons dined together in their Lodge hall, St..lam:,'
street, Brighton, and were in the enjoyment of uninterrupted
sociability for several hours. The dinner and wines, Whie.ii
were sumptuous and excellent, were provided by Brother Elm',
of the Tierney Arms : about 40 persons, attached to the
partook of the entertainment, besides visitors, some from 0:e
Grand Steward's Lodge, anti others from Boston, in A nietiets.
" The King," as the Grand Patron of the Order, was the tirst
toast, four times four followed, with Masonic honours and cere-
monies, and with which enthusiasm was in very close alliance.
Glee, " The King and the Church."—" The immediate Pre-
tector and Patron of the Lodge, the Commander-in-Chief,"
was the next toast, which again set the table in a roar.