The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-23 00:00:00

IVINDSOR, MARCH 22.

Sunday being a remarkably fine day, we are,
happy tQ say that her MAJESTY, accompanied by
the Princesses AUGUSTA and MARY, attended t,y-
Lady C. DANER, took an airing in a coach aw►rl four
through Maidenhead. Her Royal Highness the
Princess ELIZABETH, with her attetidants, walked •
down td FrOgrnore: The evening being fine. for
the first time, the sth, regiment's band played many
favourite-. tunes in the Long Walk, which was
well attended with coMpany. This; band lemains
here, and will play in the Long Walk every Sun,
day evening ifthe weather permits.
This morning her MAJESTY and the Princesses
ELIZABETH- and MARY 'took an airing to Frog-
'more. Princess AUGUSTA, attended by General
MANTgEtts and Mr. BROOK TAYLOR, took an.airiul
on horseback in Windsor`Great Park.' Lady Ross,.
LYN attended in the carriage.

Lord COCHRANE • has published along letter in
the Ncwspapers,of this day, in vindication of his
characte'r, 'against the allegations or suppositions
of the Stock Exchange, relative to his imputed

Connection with the late atrocious fraud

His

Lordship's statement is supported by the affida-
vits of three of 'his servants,, importing that the
dress .of the Officer who called at his Lordship's
house on the day of the imposition different
from that.-in which the pretended Colonel Dv,-
BOURCi. appeared, as described by the' Police Of-
ficer•, hackney-coachman, and others. There are
two other 'affidavits, one from the person said to
have sold the French coin on a draft from his
-Le crt!tip, denying that -cirettmstarf e ; and the
o'er !'rom a manufacturer, stating, that his Lord-
ship vias at his house on the morning when the
fraud was carried into effect.

It will be s,ren. 'by our Parliamentary Report,
that Mr. COCHRANE JOUNSTONE has toad;
soleirm declaration of his •hrising had no partici-
pation in, or previous knowledge of, the late
scandalous fraud on the Stock Exchange awl
repeated his.promise to publish a refutation of the
calumnies against him.
We are happy to hear that his Grace the Duke
of RUTLAND has appointed the Rev. GEoRGE
CRABBE to the living of Trowbridge, void by the
resignation of Mr. BERESFORD.
CITY .BUSlNESS.—Yesterday a Court of Alder-
men was 'bad at Guildhall, at which the LORD
MAYOr presided, there being present 19 Aldermen
and the City Officers. The Court ordered, that
the Lord Bishop of Ely, and the Rev. Ir. Hodg-
son, Archdeacon of St. Alban's, be requested' to
preach the Spiral Sermons on Easter Monday and
Tuesday, at Christ - Church, in Newgate-street,
before the Governors of Christ Hospital. Several
Brokers were admitted and sworn, and several
Coal Undertakers were licensed. Mr. Thowi
Wadd was. elected Surgeon of the 2ompters, in
the room.of Mr. Luke Hodgson, deceased. Mess.
,Cook, and Laing, were appoiirtdd Coal
Meters; and Mes'srs. Paxton, Rolls, Smart, All-
din, Pownall, and Parker, Were appointed Corn
Meters, and were severally sworn into office for
fuur years; in trust fdr the City, in case they
should so long continue Members of the Court of
Common Council. Upwards of 7,500 punces of
gold was sworn to as foreign, previous to ex-
portation.
CORN-EXCHANGE, MARCH 23.—We bad -no
' fresh arrivals this 'morning, but what was left
from Monday Was quite equal to the demand. 17h,.
sales in- the different kinds of Grain being exceed-
ingly dull, any few sales made were at the lastquoted prices, ras they remain nominally n 5 on
Monday: .
• bavebeen rather diirerted`byobserving, that
an article from.our NRWSPAPERIANA, No. 6, re-
specting a Gretna-Green marriage, which was so-
lemnized in the last century, has been copied into
*most of the London Tand Provincial papers, us a
faithful narrative of an hymenial union on ibe
11th ultimo 11—(Nottingharn Gazette.)
Saturday night, or early on Sunday morning,
• the dwelling-house of .MCSSrS,.GEORGESTEvEwsoti
and Sons, in Bow-lane, Cheapside, was broke
Open and robbed of'3oo pieces of Bandana silk
handkerchiefs, 25 pieces of figured sarsnet, 4'
pieces of silver tissue, six dozen of gossamer nets
and cotton cord, to the amount of about 8001.
with which the thieves' got clear off.
In the Collection of Pictures which will he
brought to, the hammer on Thursday, by Hoc-
GARY and PaILLIPS, is a painting by TENrras,
most charming production of that celebrated mas-
ter, supposed to he worth 1000 guineas ; in short.
• (here is not a single Picture in the Collection but
will gratify the Cognd,centi.