The Sun.
London, England, 1814-07-25 00:00:00

THE- GRAND JUBILEE.

The first of August is the day fixed for the
Grand Jubilee in celebration of the late glorious
fees a—at the same time that it is a slay of joyous
commemoration to this country from the grateful.
recollection of other happy events It is the Celt-
teitary of the Accession of the Brunswick Family
to the Crown of England, arid it is moreover the
Anniversary of the glorious Victory of the Nile.—
The following dispositions have been made for the
accomouldatiOm and happioess of all orders :
Hyde Park is entirely open. to the people, with
even a greater profusion of amusements than the
other two. The Green'Park is also to be thrown
entirely open to the people ;'.lthe part within the
circular fence, being enclosed merely for the mili-
tary and artificers engaged in the business of the
tire-works, and not as has hoen represeUted, tor'
the reception of company. .
The Mall also !s;t. James's Park, which gill
be beautifully illuminated, will be opea to the
people, who will kive a tree passage-from Spring-
gardens and New street, up to Constitution Hill,
iturd trill thereby et-unman(' a full view • of every
part of- the fire-works, an other exhibitions to
to be displayed in St..James's P..trk, as well as the
other two.
The Lawn and back part of St. James's Park
will be reserved foe the accommodation of those
who may pus c.. ist. tickets to avoid a crowd.—
Theseversous may assure themselves, that every
precaution is taken for their happiness, comfort,
And security, as well as fur that of the people, %rho
may not chose to purchase tickets ; and, indeed,
the general- good huinottr and conteutmenr, whicts
cannot but prevail in all ranks and in every quar-
ter, from the, Studious attention Unit has beeu
paid to the wishes of all, is a sufficient pledge uk
universal harmony and good order. - There is
abundance of arnuseineut proVided for ,ti and
space enough in the three Parks for double the po-
pulation of this great Metropolis. it
,must he ob-
served also, that to prevent an inconvenient pres-
sure in any one. i!oint, all the amusements in the_
three Parks will proceed at the same time. One oh-
jeet alone would never have sufficed for the gratifi-
cation of all. It is obvious, indeed, that in a great-
ptiblic assembly such as the :ensuing Jubilee, wit?
cannot possibly see every thing. Individuals are
therefore requested to bear this in .mind, as;the
attempt' at constant change of position front one
Park to the other, can only tend tp. the disap-
pointment of themselves .and that ol'others. .111
point of variety and extent, the amusements- in
Hyde Park will unquestionably exceed all ()tilers;
including the Naumachia, in which Will be shewn,
the celebrated manceuvre prpetised liy‘the immor-
tal NELSON at Trafalgar, of advancing in two
lines to bleak the erreiny's line, tfrawn up in the
form of a crescent, the defeat of the enemy,
and the destruction of the fleet by fire-ships
in the 6y ening—ii*pendeht of which the
large flights-of girrtndoles of rackets, consisting
of some• thousands in a flight, will he fired exclu-
sively in Kensingtoo Gardens. Bands of Musics
and other accommodations for dancing, and the
illumination with Chin*, lanterns', will also be
extended to Hyde Park, while the general effect
ofthe evening's amusement. will be infinitely
heightened by the moon being then at the full,
Ivhich, although its` light will have no power to
diminish the brilliancy. of fireworks on so great a
scale, will give an additional spleadour anti cheer-
fulness to the scene, and ensure universal deco-
rum anti good order:

•
THE LYCEUM 4"-"M CooKE, who, with his wife,
performed one or two years ago at this Theatre,
appeared on Saturday in The Siego Belgnide,- in
which he supported the part of 'The Seraskier: He
is a good musician, both as a performer on the
violin and a composer, but his voice is not of the
best, and he is too much inclined towards the
flourishing titylc 'of singing, which has nearly put
au end to simplicity_and expression. The Opera
was in general well_suppoilted, as well as attended.
MATHEWS and TERRY arc both as well as could
be expected, atter their late unlucky accident,, but
they are still confiued to their beds : the former
has.been"cupped.in five different places, "so se-
verely was he bruised. .

CORN EXCHANGE:, JULY 25.—There was but a short-supply
of. Wheat this morning from Essex and. Kent, but it was equal
to'the demand; fine samples supported the prices of this day
week, but ordinary were ,dull. Having a large supply 'of
Oats,- those of interior qualities ware very heavy, but fine
samples sold at the prices last quoted. Barley, supported its
whicii was is. dearer than this day week. In Pease and
Beans there was not Mitch doing, and no alteration in the
prices. Flour remained the same.
Jess 25,—This day's Market had, a consi-
derable supply of prime Beasts, and the show Of Cattle its
other respects was Middling; Pork and Veal supported last
prices; Beef, Matson, and Lamb; were cheaper, and the
-trade in general was somewhat brisk. The. sales in the Hay-
market were rather' ; thy obtained last price; Straw
and Clover have fallen iu price,

...,t,iftitil ttoi,i-AtiAtitt.

Sire CSO fdllowing from ti Morning Paper,
c= liich asserti the autlie►itidty of its
We trust; howerei; it is inisinfoi•iiied 'We
see. no reason foi:lltiiping hOnotii's on LUCIEN
BUbNkPARTE, merely beituse he is riot 5o i•eat
a Stowldrel as his Brothei.!----

" The. PoPE,'ituniediately on hearing a the
rival of LuOtEx'at Rome, oti the 27th of May
fast, - "&ent a Prelate.to desire his-attendance at the
Quirinal, whither he instantly fepaired. On his
proceeding to- make the usual revehence, his Ho-
liness 'received liint\with
_open ahrits and deeply
lamented the pasecution of which IsudiEs him-
self, his wife, and children, had been so long the
victims—a persecution, which began at the same
time with that of the- Holy Father, and was in- ,
flicted from the same quarter. Hi:s Holiness itll-•-,
phmded the purit Tand firmness of LudiF.N4s
whiCh had led him to.prefer the' wilds Of
America to.the degraded Crown his Imperial Bro-
ther wished to force On hiin ; and further, in or-
der to give the most prompt, decisive, and public
mark •of his- esteent, he created him a Roman
Prince, ansfgave his SPecialitermission and.autho-
rhy for fixing the arms of the Holy See on L 6
ctEN'S palaces at, -.Rome; Tusettlunt,. &c. which
was immediately done, amidst the acclamations
of the Roman people, to whom Luctk a himself
and his, family had been twuch endeared, during
-their residence of eight years.in the States _of the:
-All the Nobility, of Rotne'l:t.74tetted to
co*,;ratulate the new Prince, who has been welL
coited with every-demonstration of attachment,
not only by his tenantry- and the. inhabitants of
Titsculton, but by the general population of Rome.;
'We Understand that the Princess Lucii with
her family, are preparing to gnitEngland, iu or-
der to return to Rowe."

BUONA PA RTE.

EXTRACT or A LETTER FROM GENOA, J,UNE 29.

"'On the 29th a! Aprl. OT Nice, ,_vve fell in
with th'elinaatinted frigate,. Captain Usn nu, with.
P.,u;naparte on.hoard, bound to Elba. •I certain,-
`q did not, vVhen I left England, expect ,to meet,
with till's Gentleman at sea,
,boxed up _in British
oak. When any one came-on. board, he was al-
ways first on the.s..,-au.gway. Captih-, Usti ER Sit; ti
to him, the Americ,ns Lax,. to tiaink you for their-
present war : he replied, ." Yes, the rascals, I
complete tool of theta, but they &serve
it all.'-' lie talked with great indifference of the
late events ; hod the Only-tithe he seemed in the
least affect 1, Was %ellen Colonel Campbell said,
fain Surprized your Majesty did not make petite
at Prague; he then.pnt his hand -to his forehead,
and said, ",alt ! its all a dream," but instantly
recovered himself. tie said he considered Pitt
;he greatest man of the age; and speaking of the
Duke of Wellington, lie said, lie i-s.the first _Mar-
shal of die day ; not one 'of my Cienerais had any
chance with 'aim. I ished touch, had eircum-
stancesallowed me, t) have taught Ititu thyself."
—(Perhaps he would, have catOit a frost.) - •