The Sun.
London, England, 1814-08-09 00:00:00

init iltibibi OF \k-ALES.

The Mlenti the
"ktiAi,F,s; no%i" ei•te their inire anci
patrifflie jiiirpoiei no hnigei.:
4' One thing is retidered ete:icr by this advice (vile of
Mr. c'AxsING aiid -Lord Lsvtsot GOWER; :ill the
stories a her Royal) intitnae‘liWth the Opiiositiou
were isufoulided."—:-21f.,Chetiidge.

Where then did Mr. WHIThaEAD get the ainho-
rity on which he pretended to speak in the name
Of heriloyal HiglineSS ? laid he aistinic it elf his own
accord, and forge the letterS lie produced as hers in
the House of CotntnonB ? Why did not the Prin-
cess iisk for Mr. CAN'ilt&O; or Lord G. L. GOWER,
when she.drove to the Hodge of CoMmons, in-
stead of WHITBREAM and GREY ?
" Mr. CANNING 11;4 an able to-adjatoi• in Lord LEvIS'ON
GowEE, in his negoci.:ttion with the Princesi of WALEs. It is
known that these two distinguished Fieitons alone had her ear
on this- subject, and that her determinlition was not bommuni-
eated either to PrincesslCHAßLorre. or any other person, till
after the letter,was delivered to the Earl of LivEitrooL. Her
Royal Highness will have a greater reventie to ,spend thhn
any individual in nermany, comparatively Speaking, as she
will not, like the Sovereign Princes, have the formalities of a
Court to maintAin-."—l6idemv.

What pain* these fellows take ,to curie them-
selves ! Only look on this picture-pf the want of
maternal feeli►ng's, and that which they drew a
month ago, and see on what foundation rests the
favour of 'the Factioii ! ! ! •

, It is mentioned-that the Duke of WELLINGTON,
on his arrival at Brussels, is 'to invest the Pat NCR
SOVEREIGN of. the Netherlands in that city with
the Insignia of the Garter, as the deputy and re-
presentative of the PRINCE REGENT.
Lord CASTLEREAGH will entertain the PRINCE
REGENT and a large Party with a grand turtle din-
ner to-morrow, at -Isis house in St. James's-square.
The American Government has issued a Pro-
clautation, the,object of which is similar to that
of the Proclamation published by the Goveru-
Inca of this country. It recalls all American
subjects resident here.

A melancholy occurrence is-stated to have taken
place. in. the Island of St. Christophe, where the
General Officer commanding had destroyed him-
seit.by cutting his- throat in a garden, on rising
troni the.dinner-talle.

Lord BU-RGH 74sH , we arc sorry to learn; con-
tinues much iiidispobed at his house, in Upper
Berkeley-street.

Yesterday Lord iloyLE produced his two sure-
ties at the "Public-Office: Bow-street, •%% ho entered
into.a rtce nizance for his appearance at the en-
suing Se.,nons, tip Hti,,w(r to the indictment.

The Right lion. WILLIANIIu,,KtssoN, who va-
cated his seat in con,rque»ce of accepted
the of- First C .inissiouer of his Majesty's-
Forests, a Laud Reveniii!s,• was, on,
Monday unanimously re-elected for the city of
Chichester.

•The rcin:prcements of the Guards, nod •r or-
ders tor the N-the.dands, do not consist of a new
brigade. but of four additional Companies front
each ret;imeht,, making a cutter 6%1' adOitioll of
tvi dye companies, of,trom 1000 to 1200 nnt, to'
eighteen companies Alraadyfin Antwerp. On ih,
junction of these drafts there will be three pet feet
battalioni of Guards on the station; one from'
each regiment. •
A very considerable reduction was made in the
Curly Of RotialiMari,ws on Thwrsilav lasst, when
67 companies were ord,red to be•dscharged. his
force will now •..otisist of 120 companies,
ing four of Ai t Mery ; each company to consist of
one Captain, one First Lieutenant, .two. Second
Lieutenants, six serieantS, four eorporals,,three
taaimincis, 95 privates, )intl' five boys. sLient..-
Colonels Vinicombo, Larnbrecht, Savage, Tim;
mins, and, Tre4ienbeere, with 59 Captuins, 242
First Lieutenauts, and 90 Second Lieutenants,
arc placed upon half-pi. 1 he 15 Pay-Captains
will, not, in inture, be attached_ to companies.—
And his Royal Highness the 'PRINcE Itti.dENT
has been pleased to direct, that the following Of-
ficers he pat on the Retired List, with full pay
Lieut.-Colonels Bidlake, Home, Cassell', James,
Tape, .FurLer, Graham, Lynn, Wentvss, and
TimpSon ; Majors Wolfe and M`Giblion, and
Lieut. Snelgrove.

WIN-Dsoe, Aye. 8.--Yesterday, soon after three
o'clock, his. Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT
arrived at Cranhourn Lodge, front London, on a
visit-to the Princess Commorrn, where the PRINCE
remained with his Royal Driughter about an hour,
and then proceeded to Windsor Castle, and dined
with the QUEEN. After dinner her MAJESTY, the
PRINCE REGENT, Princesses AUGUSTA, ELIZA-
BETH., and MARY, went to Frogmore Lodger
walked in the Gardens and Pleasure Grounds, par-
took of tea, coffee, Sm. A little before ten o'clock
the PRINCE ►eft for London. Our town was en-
livened by a. numerous assemblage of company
promenading in the Long Waik, superior to what
used to be on on the Terrace during the time the
KING enjoyed good health. The, hands of the
Roval Horse Guards, and of the sth. Regiment at-
tended, and played during the evening, and con-
tinued to do so until near nine o'clock. The ea-
gerness of the public, particularly the females, on
Saturday, was equal to the anxiety -to see the
Emperor of Russia and the King of PRUSSIA, in
their zeal to behold, shake hands, &c. with the
Duke of WELLINGTON. •

lINDE-PARK.—Yusterday the whole army of
tipplers?. jugglers, publicans, show-men, - and.
stall-keepers of every description were forced to
retreat front Hvile-Park, and carry off. bags and
baggage. They had previonsik petitioned. Lord'
SIDMOUTH to. remain in stat4suo till after the
PRINCE REGENT'S Birth-day hut being refused
on the grounn that the time appropriated to the
Jabilee had expired, they indicated a spirit of re-
sistaoce and dissatisfaction which was certainly a
most ungracious return 'for the indulgence they'
h:tve received. .'l'he money-getting part %vent fax-
tiler; and refused tá decamp ;, in consequence of
the Magistrates sent their posse committal's
to remove them miens volens. The tents were
&I-ran-•k in St. James's Palk during the day, and to--
w4rds night, both parks were ntarly clear of lam-.
her.