The Sun.
London, England, 1823-02-27 00:00:00

P 0 E 'l' It Y.

PROM ITT.
CODBETT declares the Stoay should be the prey,
• At once the Nation's heavy debt to pay—
And, though his remedy the Nation shocks,
Yet all must own that he should have the Stock:.
Amen Corner. FIAT JUSTICIA.

On ATORIO.—The Musical Performances under
this designation were resumed last night, at
Drury-Lane Theatre. The first part consisted of
extratts from the works of 11 ANDEL, the second
from those of ROSSINI, and the third from
BEETHOVEN and other Composers. Mrs. SALMON,
Miss STEPHENS, Miss FOR DE, Miss POVEY,
Mrs. VESTR IS, BR AHAM, K ELLN ER, and other
Vocal Performers, acquitted themselves with their
usual abilities. Madame BULGARI, who has pre-
viously appeared in the Oratorio at Covent..
garden Theatre, sung a Bravura between the
first and second Acts. ller voice nod style will
probably he better relished r) hen they are more
familiar to the Public : her execution is rapid and
distinct. MOSCUELLES gave a Fantasia with sur-
prising skill on the pianoforte : Puzzt rendered
a horn Concerto as agreeable as it could be when
the instrument is not in its proper sphere as an
accompaniment. The House was very well at-
tended.

MR. WALLACE.•---'The Address from Mer-
chants, Bankers, Shipowners, and others, connected with the
Trade of the Port of London, to the Right Honourable
T. WALLACE, M. P., late Vice President .of the Board of
Trade, eXpressive of their regret at his Resignation, and of
the high sen,se they entertain of his valuable Services to the
Commerce and Navigation of the United Empire, having, in
the short period of eight days, been signed by nearly 600 of
the leading Mercantile and Fishing Establishments in the Me.
tropolis,' it Deputation, consisting of the Right Hon, the Lord
Mayor, M.P., T. Wilson, M.P., Chairman of the Continental
Society of Merchants, George Bridges, Alderman and M.P.,
William Thompson, Alderman and. Sherifrand M.P., Sir Chas.
Cockerell, Bart. and M.P., Wm. Manning, M.P., Alexander
Baring P., John Pearce, M.P., John Plummer, M.P.,
William Haldimand, M.P., Wm. Williams, M.P., William
Astell, M.P., James Alexander, M.P., J. P. D. Alexander,
M.P., John Innes, M.P., Charles Calvert, M.P., Joseph
Marryat, M.P., Edward Ellice, M.P., Joshua Walker, M.P.
Samuel Thornton,' Eaq. Governor of the Russia Company,
Isaac Solly, Esq. Chairman of the London Dock Company,
Benjantin'Shaw, Esq. Chairman of the Commercial Dock Corn•
pany, J. H. Wollaston, Esq. Deputy Chairman of the Conti-,
nental Society of Merchants,John Wild, Esq. Chairman of the
Wine and Spirit Trade, T. Danvers, Esq. Chairman of the
Warehouse. Keepers, Robert Smith, Esq., Chairman of the Le-
gal Quay Wharfingers, Thomas Tooke, Esq. and
,John Hall,
Esq., the signatures of whose firms have been respectively af.
fixed to the Address, was appointed to present the same. The
Deputation assembled yesterday at the Right Hon. T. Atal-
lace's, in Saville-row, when Thomas Wilson, Esq., 141. P. for
the City of London, after a suitable introduction, read and pre-
sented the Address, to which the Right Hon. Gentleman re-
turned a very able answer, a copy of which appears in the froUt
of our Paper, and to which we particularly invite the attention
of our Readers. Mr. 'Wallace was attended by several of his
private friends; and the Deputation, upon the invitation of
Lady Melville, who was present during the gratifying cere-
mony, afterwards partook of an elegant collation.

The SECOND ANNIVERSARY of the SEASIENS'
FLOATING HOSPITAL. CITAIIITY WAS celebrated yesterday by
a dinner at the City of London Tavern, the Right lion. Lord
Viscount MELVILLE in the Chair. We have pleasure in
stating, that not less than 1141. were announced by the indefa.
tigable Treasurer, W. Williams, Esq., as the-subscriptions of
the day. This Charity has hitherto been eminently successful,
having already relieved upwards of IMO distressed seaman ;
and we sincerely hope that its supporters will not relax in their
exertions.

Yesterday, the Anniversary Meeting of the
3.1 rIMICITY SOCIETY took place at the Egyptian Hall, Man.
sion House. The Loan MAY on in the Chair. The Hull was
cmwded, and the company consisted chiefly' of, Ladica.—The
Meeting received the Report of the proceedings end benefits of
the last year.