The Sun.
London, England, 1815-03-29 00:00:00

ARMY.

WiNnsolt, MAncn. 26.---Lord RIvERs, now on
a visit to the QUEEN, at Windsor, lately sent for
some of his best grey.hotinds, and the tine tours-
.ing in the Home Park, last week, afforded touch
t•
amusement to the QuEEN and the. PRINCESSES.
On one of the days of snort, after some excellent
runs, three hares. were killed near her MAJESTY's
carriage ; Generals MANNERS n 'T
A YLOR, and
.Sir BRENT SPENCER, were of the party.
The Hon. FREDERICK. LAMB arrived at Mel-
bourne-house, Whitehall, on Monday 'evening,
about half-past eight o'clock. He left Vienna
some time since, had'becu in Paris about a fort-
night, and left that city tell hours previous to
BooNAIPARTE's arrival ; he remained there notch
longer than .he intended, for the purpose of ar-
ranging soate business for the Royal 'Family.; he
has brought papers of the value of 20,0001. - be-'
longing to the Duchess of OnEEANs. Mr. LAMB
proceeded from Paris to Lille, from that place
he made across the country to-Ostend, where he
secured a packet for Mrs. FrrzirEaßEßT for Mon-
day, she being afraid to ventore'on account of the
boisterous state of the weather. On Monday the
Hon. Gentleman ventured in an open boat froth
Ostend, accompanied 'by Colonel TaßaCti, With
dispatches from Brussels. They arrived safe on
Sunday evening at. Ramsgate, where they -learnt
that a boat had that day been lost, and ant-
titer driven away, not known what had become
of it. Sir RoGER CURTIS, the Port Admiral very
kindly allowed his groom to proceed with the
letters brought by Mr. \NIB to Dover, for some
branches of the Royal Family. The KING was
expected at Ostend previous to Mr. LAMB- leaving.
Yesterday the Honourable Gentlentan attended
the PetxTE RFG,ET at Carlton-house, by his
Royal H'rghness's commands,.and was honoured
Ivith an. intervieW from twelve till two.
The tvell-titned jokes of the Chi-040e (molt the
misforttoes of Louis the XVllith, are quite in
character.
Mr. WnITDREAD, is so much recovered from iris
late indisposition, as to be able to leave town this
day, for his seat in Bedfordshire.
Lord and Lady BYtIoN are expected in town
early in the ensuing' month. His Lordship has
taken the Duchess of DEeoNSHIRE'S elegant house
on the Terrace, in Piccadilly.
Preparations are making at Bromley-hill, in
neat, the seat of the Right Hon. Cu ELES LONG,
for a fashionable entertaiument, to be given there
in the course of this weeli.-
A Noble Lord's epistolary communication from
P(075 to the F..btor of a -Morning Paper, is al-
lowed, even by the rational part of the Opposition
themselves, to be a disgrace itio the British Peerage,
as tvellins a scandal to the English Press.
Bombay Papers to the 30th of October 11.:(ve ar-
rived. The foilowing are. the, only fac".s of any
interest relative-to India which they clintaim
CALCUTTA, OCT. 4.—One of 11;e boats of the
squadron -conveying the second detachment of the
24th foot to Dioapore, was unfortunately upset
near that place, when seven persons here lost.--
A letter front .Rangoon, dated Sept. 10, gives a
melancholy r.-:count of the wreck of, a vessel, in.
which Mr. Rem:Ey was proceeding %vitt) his wife
and family to Ava. Mr;'. CAREY and two chil-
dren, the rgunner, four female servants, and two
Lasears, perished."

CORN-EXCIIANGE,MARCII 29.—OurMarlIt Was
-but thinly supplied With Grain this. morning ; the
sales, consequence, were few. Fine lliheat
fully supported its price ; Barley and Oats. being-
in demand are each Is. per Quarter dearer; other
kinds of Grain remain the -same as at the close of
the Market on 'Monday ; Flour advanced ss. per
sack.

Foreign Wheat 4ts. 51s, Rls. Grey Pease - -•- 295. 355.
Fine ditto - • - - • 755. -s, Fine Grey Pease -40 s. -s.
English Wheat - 575. ti7s. 'rid, Beans - - -31 s. Otis.
Fine ditto - - - 755. -3. Old ditto - - 355. 42 i.
Old ditto -- - --s. -s. Swan-Pick 13eans 82s. 38s.
Rye . nos. 325. Old ditto - - . 365. 475.
Fine ditto - - - 355. -s. Feed OatslBs, 21s.
narlev - - '7 - 245. 30s. Fine ditto - - - 265. 2.85.
Fate ;littu' - - - .85s. -s. Poland ditto, - -18 s. 215.
New ditto - -.- --s. --7-s. y Fine ditto - - 225. 21s.
Malt - - 355. ----s.
• Fine ditto - - - ils. -s. Rape !•;eed 301. 351. per last.
Whiteease (boilers) 3Vi., 415. Fine notif - -60 s.
Fine ditto - - - sos. -s. Seconds - - 7Cls.
60s. fi'.ss.
We feel gratified In tillitnillleing, that his Int-
pedal Majesty the Emperor of all the Itmssias,
whose amiable finalities, aggrandise humanity, has b I
been Inost graciously pleased to tr;iilstltit frotll
Vienna, an order to Nieisrs. Howland and Son, of i
Kirby-street, Hatton-garden, for a quantity of
their celeinmed Macassar Oil,-his Imperial Ma_jesry having expressed. his high approbation of
that incomparable article, for promotitig the
growth, preserving, and beautifying the hair.
.
Wean: requested by the S.ecrei:ry of the Elgle
Insurance comoanrio state that Poliee,cs expiring
at Lady Day may be renewed within 15 days trout
that period, at either of their Oakes in (2ornhill.'
or the llay-tinolket, where Annuities are granted
and purchased, and every description of Life and
Vire Insurance effected on the most eti.litable
IcTLIJS.

TLe. Flusclr t'rigeh;e, which contrilinted
essenti:►N Lu our.glor;,:o; tritimpliS in the Pcniii-
nlA, is ognin niutit)i :or active service in Bel-
g ril.

harr,iliou of the First Uegiment of
Fr Ir imuulia;rly for forcign
Service;

II A General Order Will: it is said, be iscued thi.s.
(lay, for placing the,recrarting.service of the artily
under new rezulations, ‘vith an increased bounty.
The 12th Regiment of Cavhlry, commanded by
Colonel l'onsonby, has arrived at chatlunn, from
Dorchester, through Reading, Alnidenhead, &c.
to enibark from Ramsgate tor Holland..
Two troops of Royal Horse Artillery, and six
C'otnpanies of- Battering Artillery, have received
orders to hold themselves i» readiness for foreign
service ::they are expected to embark every day.—
One. thousand horses of the Royal Artillery
Di ivers have also received orders, and are to pro-
ceed forthwith. It is expected that an additional
number of troops and companies of this much dis-
tinguished. corps will follow as swot) as they are
completed to the war establi.hment.
Only four troops of the Blues are at present
stationed at, Windsor ; • the sth Regiment`of Foot
are stillthere`,.in the inf;lntry barracks. •

THE PINE ARTS.

Catalogue Ilaisont;e of the British Gal:cre.

(No. VIII.)
No. :34. David in the Cave fif 4illt.1(71)1)-1-1. Nr; r:ToN.
.Ind the thri.e brake through the host of Che i'!ii-
listines, and iirew water out of the well of Brtitiehem
t hat
iitVaS by the gate, and took nod bron.rlit it to David;
Davia would not drink of it., bat poured
,it oat to the
Lord."—Chronicles, Ilook I. chap. i. verse 18.
Mr. Singleton is unhappy in this Picture.
thing so problematical in the form of the utensil lima which
the Son of Jesse is making his libations, that were the CNiti4C-
ter and expressiiin of the persons around him equai Ita-
phael, it would turn the whole ioto hurlesque.
35. Gothic Door, Girls sewing, G. VAat.nr. It will h..-
been observed, that in noticing pictures which have no pre-
tensions either to beauty or deformity, We ctnitent our
with barely-recording their catalogue designations, in the
hope that their respective makers will hereafter atl'ord us till
opportunity of speaking-favourably of their proAri•ss.
A Met.sical Party, P. H EXDEitSON.

Thifre is simief

37. The Minstrel, Beratte's Song, A. CARSE.
have frequently been amused with this Artist's humour, and
gratified by his display of local observation and acquaintance
with the characteristic manners of inferior life. The present
is nut, however, a good specimen .of his talents.

38. .7;k Vision of the Kings appekriqg to Macbeth, H.

SIN otrros.

" Shew his eyes, grieve his heart,
" Come like shadows, so depart."
We wish we could praise this diligent Artist; but truth
compels us to say, that whstever he may have done Mat,'
beth in this Representation he has at least "oheteed our c'•eS
and grieved our heart."

33.
Conrade and Grtblare, from the Cor4air, by the same,
and just such another picture.

40. lia.itingli, Children dividing their Shells, S. Wool).
FORM:, It. A.—Mr. Woodfurde is a, great mannerist—his
things are pretty, but they are all so intolerably alike!

THE THEATRE.

THE FOREIGN OPERA.—Last night a nevi Di-
•vcrtisement was'introduced in the performance of
I. Riti D'Efeso. It was not unfavourably receiv-
ed, though !t is not very creditable to the taste or
ingenuity of the Ballet-waster. The Opera went
off as heavily as usnal. The old ballet of La Fine'
Mal Garde e, a Bich has run its course on ever:
stage in Europe, is revived under the direction of
M. A. VvsTins. The Lowe wr.s thinly attended,
especially the bOxes.•

CovENT-GAHDEN.—The First Part of hre.tr,: e. he
Fourth was represented last night at this Theatre,
and I.ll.v.rnEws, who appeared in the Character of
Falstajt' at the Haymarket Theatre two or ;three
seaioni ago, resumed that character, and per-
formed it with a considerable degree of spirit.—
M :...rnEws is so versatile, au ',actor, and generally
appears in characters of such broad caricature, that
he Mast find it rather a difficult !natter to contipe
' the luxuriance of his humour within the bounds of
.regular Corriedy.' Falstqr, howcver, allorth him
good scope, and•he availed himself of the part
very ably, though, we thought, there was rather
more of a crabbed, caustic turn, ti,au of the
sportive and rich facetiousness whide the character
seems to r,-,quit c. It was, nevertheless, an am aimed
picture of die fat 'Knight, and was inucll ap-
plauded. Yousc exerted himself with
pit in Hotspur. CoNw AY is evidently iniprovi,,g
as au actor in general, hut he, wa.; somewhat ion..
languid in the Prince of sVaif,v, except iu the
speeches addressed to 1.1.1 s father. MoßitAy ren-
dered King Henry tco- vk•l'lernent for so tvary a po-
litieian, and much too emphatic upon w.ords
of little impertance. He delivered, however, one
passage vd-'.lll considerable effect, as it was ob-
viously taken tip by the audience, and referred to
the.present state of the Allied Powers :

- -•-• - •
" Our hanfl.s are full of business: let's away,-
. Advantage feeds bin,: tat, utile men decay."
'lnc new melo-curare of Zeinlmca wasfully con-
finned in the favour of the audience.