The Sun.
London, England, 1822-06-08 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

SIR-If you will do me the favour to inform
my Friends and the Public (through the medium of your Paper)
that Mr. BURROUGHS has most kindly lent to tie the Surrey
Theatre for the Evening of Monday the 24th instant,
You will much oblige,
Your most obedient,
2, Barton-street, Westminster, HUGH DOHERTY.
June Bth, 1822.

MEXICO.--(Extract o.t.- a Letter
.from Mexico, dated 3d
April.)—" YTURBIDE is endeavouring to take advantage of
the existing political distractions. It appears that a party of
military, under a Capt. BUCELI, has been raised at Texcerco,
which shouted Viva el Rey.' A company of grenadiers was or-
dered out, who refused to obey their commanders, and deserted.
YTURBIDE presented himself before the Congress on the 2d,
saying, that the public tranquillity was threatened, and request-
ed the dismissal of certain Deputies, who were charged with
being concerned in the conspiracy. He was answered that,
according to rule, no person could be sent out. Much tumul-
tuous discussion took place, which time forbids me to repeat.
I am convinced the sittings and disturbances have occurred
because YTURBIDE wishes to destroy the Congress. The Ge-
neral presented a letter which' he received from DAN, I LA, in
which he is invited to reconquer the Empire, and place it under
the protection of Spain. These plots and usurpations have de-
stroyed the equilibrium of our Government, and we are now in
the situation of Buenos Ayres."
( Extract of a Letter from Vera Cruz, dated April 6 :—)
" Business is very dUll here, and duty on goods and vessls
extremely high ; the richest merchants have abandoned the
town, no speculator is in the place to buy any thing, and mom y
uncommonly scarce. The Government of Mexico has granted
permission to export dollars for the amount of sales made in
the country, 3)i per cent. duty at the Custom House. Flour,
rice, hogslard, &c. are prohibited ; the country abounding in
produce of that kind."
WINDSOR, JUNE 6.—lliS MAJESTY and Suite
arrived at Windsor Lodge on Monday afternoon,
and we have the pleasure of seeing the Royal
standard on the Round Tower now, as it used to
be.—On Tuesday his MAJESTY, attended by
his usual Suite, and the Duke of WELLINGTON,
arrived at the new stand about one o'clock.—
His MAJESTY was cheered by the company,
which was more numerous than has been known
for many years past. His MAJESTY bowed
from his stand to the company after the race.—
His MAJESTY and suite returned to the lodge.
In the evening, it being the 4th June, the Eton
young Gentlemen partook of their usual amuse-
ment, in rowing up to Surley Hall,, and snpped
in their usual place, in the field opposite Surley
Hall, and afterwards returned in the same man-
nei they went. The Life Gilards band attended
them in a boat, playing all the way. On their
return there were some brilliant fireworks ldt off.
The company was numerous to view them. The
town is very full of. company at present.
HANOVER-SQUARE.— Mr. VAUcIIAN'S. Annual
Concert took place last night. his high profes-
sional talents, and the esteem in which his pri-
vate character is held, evidently appeared in an
audience so numerous as entirely to fill the
room, and several ladies were obliged to re-
tire
oh account of the oppressive heat.—
' The Concert itself was such as might be
expected from the well-known taste and
judgment of Mr. VAUGIIAN. The vocal de-
partment was supported by himself, BEL-
LAMY, ZUCIIELLI, W. KNYVETT,. II AWES, Ma-
dame CAMPORESE, Miss STEPTENS, Miss TRAVIS',
and Mrs. SALMON. • The Concert •was enriched
by a Concertino on the grand piano-forte by Mr.
J. 13. CRAMER, perfornied with admirable skill ;
and a new Fantasia for the harp and flute gave
full scope to the talents of BOCHSA and NICHOL-
SON ; and the Concert .throughout was most
warmly applauded.
WILLIAM GOSLING, Esq. nominated by the
LORD MAYOR at the Court of Aldermen, on
Tuesday last, for the office of Sheriff, has paid
his fine to be excused the serving the said office.
The first Report of the Select Committee upon
Grand Jury Presentments of Ireland states the
amount of last year's levy at upwards of 720,000/..;
it recognizes the great inequality of the pressure
of the levy, and recoinmends.that a uniform sys-
tem be adopted, without delay, in every part of
Ireland.

A Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry are about to be
raised in the County of Middlesex, under the
immediate patronage of a Noble Duke, and some
of the principal men resident in the County, to
consist of eight troops, as follow :—Two at
Brentford and Isleworth, one at Staines, one at
Hounslow, one at Hampton, two at Uxbridge,
and one at Stanmore. •

Three troops of the 9th Lancers are on their
march for Radipole Barracks, Devon ; Plymouth
and Truro; to arrive at those places on the 13th,
18th, and 20th instant.