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

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We have only room to refer to the Debates in
the House of Commons, last night. The great
question of the Agricultural Distress is nut yet
settled, the Committee of the whole House
having made a further adjournment till to-day.

The SOUTH SEA COMPANY, we find, are to
have a Meeting to-morrow, on the subject of
their intention to wait on Government, respect-
ing the required Loan on the Army and Navy
Pensions.

MR. CUTHELL.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE GLASGOW COURIER.

Sint—l esteem it my duty, and trust you will aid me in the
attempt to make known the several sums received for the re-
lief of the unfortunate Mr. Cuthell, and the mode in which
it is proposed to apply them. The receipts of the Debating So-
ciety, on Saturday evening last, amounted to eight pounds.
The subscription from the truly generous people-of Newcas-
tle-upon-Tyne 101. 7s. In a letter to the Editor of the
Glasgow Chronicle, from a friend who knew the Manager in
better days, 11. ; and in a letter addressed to the Editor of the
Glasgow Courier, from .J. W. Parkins, Esq., late Sheriff of the
City of London, 11., who states that he well remembers Mr. Cu-
thell in his plenitude, as Manager of the Carlisle Theatre. He
mentions Mr. Cuthell as an, actor of considerable talent,
possessing great personal and mental endowments, and even
dignifies him • with the flattering appellation of the once ele-
gant Cuthell : as a proof of his respect for his former merit,
and pity for his present misfortunes, he requests that informa-
tion may be instantly conveyed to him, that he purposes, in
addition to his enclosure, from the present period, to allow
him seven shillings a-week during his life. This, together
with the sums collected' through the liberality of the inhabit-
ants of Glasgow and Newcastle, will most assuredly produce
a weekly allowance, sufficient to guard his decline of life
against the bitterness of want, and render his journey towards
the bourne as smooth as decaying mortality will permit. The
conduct of SherifF Parkins is truly praise-worthy, and evinces
a heart warmly allied to the noblest feelings. Had the worthy
Sheriff witnessed the uplifted hands and eyes of the poor
old man when the heart-cheering intelligence came to his know-
ledge, and the fervent " Thank God" that gratefully:trern-
hied on his tongue, whilst the tear of strong sensibility spoke
a language not unintelligible to a feeling mind, he would have
experienced as great a pleasure, arising from his beneficence,
as I did in ccinniunicating it.
No. 2, Queen-street.

S. W. RYLEY.

A letter has been received by express from
Paris, which states, on good authority, that the
Turkish Government have decided on sending a
Plenipotentiary to the approaching Congress for
settling the affairs of Europe. Much importance
is attached by the writer to this concession, on
which the preservation of tranquillity is consi-
dered materially to depend. That a Congress
for the above purpose will actually assemble, is
no longer doubted in quarters usually acquiring
correct information. Its place of meeting, we
now learn, will be Florence ; and the commence-
ment of its deliberations will not, it is said, be
deferred beyond the end of June.—(ll/orning
Paper.)
Yesterday the Earl of LIVERPOOL had an au-
dience of the KING.

The Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the Princess
AUGUSTA visited his MAJESTY yesterday.—Yes-
terday the Princess AUGUSTA had a select party
to dinner.

The Duke of YORK is at Newmarket. ' Ilis
Royal Highness is expected to hold a Levee to-
morrow.

Yesterday morning the Duke of CL ARE.NCE ar-
rived in town from Bushy Park. His Royal
Highness returned in the evening.
Lieut. JOHN ALEXANDER, of his Majesty's ship Confiance,
whose chest containing his commission was washed on shore
from the wreck, as stated in the Newspapers of Tuesday the
30th ult. was fifth son of Robert Alexander, Esq. of Seamount,
near Dublin. This young Gentleman was a most gallant and
promising officer, and universally respected and regarded.
The erection of a bank across the Ouze, a
little above the harbour of Lynn, is expected
to be commenced immediately, which, toge-
ther with an extensive wooden bridge, will
form a direct communication from Lynn and
its vicinity to the inhabitants on the other
side of the river, and. thereby enable them to
avoid the inconvenience occasioned by the ferry.
These will be the immediate results, and ulti-
mately prcve of extensive advantage? by form-
ing a more direct intercourse between the coun-
ties of Norfolk and Lincoln in general,

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
Lady and Miss Robinson, in Albemarle-street; Baron de
Steirneld, in Welbeck-street ; Lady Gertrude Sloane Stanley,
in Harley-street; Lady Strachan, in Montagu-square; Lady
Anne Ludlow, in Green-street, Park-lane ; Captain and Mrs.
Crawford, in Green-street, Park-lane; Col. Loftus, in "%Vim-
pole-street ; Lady Maria Meade, in Upper Berkeley-street ;
Mr. North, in Hill-street; Lord Rolle, in Upper Grosvenor-
street ; Lady Anne Vernon and Miss Louisa Vernon, in Gros-
venor-square ; the Earl and Countess of Bristol, at their seat
at Putney, from the Continent ; Earl of Abergavenny, from
Sussex.

DEPART LYRE S.—From Hodgson's Hotel, Dover-street, Cap-
tain and Mrs. Drake, for Paris ; from Thomas's Hotel, Berke..
ley-square, Mr. and Mrs. liipburne and family, for Chel-
tenham.

FASIN TIE.
The Earl of Derby entertained LE
thePAR DirectorsS of the Ancient
Music, the Duke of Devonshire, the Marquis of Lansdown,
and a large party, yesterday, at his house in Grosvenor-square.
General Ross entertained a distinguished party yesterday at
his house in Portland-place.
The Earl of Aberdeen entertained a large party at dinner
yesterday at his house in Argyle-street.
Sir S. Jervoise, Bart. had a dinner party yesterday at his
house in Hanover-square.
Lady Blacket gave an elegant ball and supper on Monday
evening at her house in Portman-square, which was attended
by nearly 400 fashionables.

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