The Sun.
London, England, 1815-03-22 00:00:00

OFFICE 01.,'ARMS, IRELAND.,

His Royal Highness the PlijNell Rucr.N.r, in the pane and
on the behalf Of his MaJESTY, has been graciously pleased to
give and grant unto the Right IIon..WILLIAm Furz-GeiALD,
of Inchicronan, in -the. County of Chre, Representative in
Parliament for the'r,:iroun of Ennis, and Governor -of this
aforesaid County of ('Dire, Vhancellor and "Under Treasurer
of his Nlajes*.y's Ireland,• a Commissihrier far
executing the Office of I.ord'iligh Treasurer of Ireland, one
of the Lords Cot tsissiooiraf his Majesty's Treasury in Great
Britain, and one orlfis'.3iajesty's Most HonoUrahle 'PrirY
Connell in Great'Britain and in.irelan:;, eldest- saikand heir
apparent 'of the Right lion. James Fitz-Gerard, of Clare,
some time his Majesty's Prime Serjeant-at-Law, and one of
his Majesty's Most Honourable Pi.ivy Council in that part of
the United Kingdoth called Ireland', by Catharine his wife,
sule surviving sister and heir of John Vesey, late of Oran-
more in the County of' Gz..lway, Esq. deceased, grandson and
their of John Vesey, brother of Sir Tbonutsl'i.sey , Bart.;
successively Lord Bishop of Killaloe and Killenora-and.of Os-
spry, father of Sir John • Denny Vesey, Bart. created Lord
Knapton, who was father of Thomas, fist
,Lord Vis.:ount De,
Vesci, of Ireland ; the said Sir Thomas Vesey and John Vesey
being sops ofk his Grace John Vesey, Lord Archbishop of
Toam, four several times: one of the .Lords Justices, and 4
Chief Governor of Ireland, lit, the Reigns of their late Ma-
jesties Queen Anne and King George I. respectively ; and
unto his only surviving brother the Reverend Henry Fitz.
Gerald, of Castle Rahan.• in the County of Cavan,' Clerk,
Doctor of Laws in the University of Dublin, -his Rayal Li-
cence and Authority, that they and their issue iawfully be-
gotten, may assume, take, use, betlr, and prefix the name of
Vesey to and before their'paternal Surname of Fitz-Gerald,
and use and bear the Arms of lie Vescy quarterly with the
Arnie-of Fitz-Geral:!, ia compliance with an injunction coil-
tallied in the last Will and Testament of:their before-men-
tioned late Uncle,-John Vesey, Esquire, provided that such
concession and declaration of his Royal Ll,lghness be first
recorded in the Ogee 1$ Ulster, King of Arias of all Ireland.

IMPROMPTU.

Now the 4,:Stout•Ovittor of human kind,

WitiTimr:to so oft his shafts at random shoots,

That CAST LF:REA GLI his statiun
And aptly call'd ANArimasis CLOOTS.

Quere—Brown Stut.

Extract of a Letter front
.1.1c.711,.g.5, (fated 7"acsdag Eve..r?'ltg

•.7 5
o'Cbick, •

" The Nancy, Captain Rona, is this Moment arrived here
from Boulogne, She left that place this moraittgrat 10, a. m.
without obtaining 'a Single passenger; the English people
there not, feeling any.npi:rehension of datiger. The ;News-
papers of the :'.oth h ad. got arrived ; hut the Captain saw a
letter, stating that ThrciN*Amit're, on the 17th, with a force of
rcbout (1000 melt;, was within 75 miles_of Paris! tt Boalogne
the utmost tranquillity and the most enthusiastic senthernts
of loyalty prevailed. Most of the troops 'had been marched
from thence towards Park ; but the: people universally wore
the White Cockade, and the White Flag was seen: flying in
every direction." . .

The packets which sailed from Southampton on
Thursday, for the express purpose of bringing
passengers front France, have also returned nearly
empty.

The French Funds and BUONAPARTE were both.
advancing last Saturday.

The linke of PORTLAND arrived at Dover last
night froin France. •

Yesterday Viscounts CASTLEREAGH and SID*
MOUTH had .andiences of the PRINCE REGENT at
Calton-house.

With the French letters there are none what-
ever from Italy, and the stoppage of the post is
naturally attributed to the situation of. litfoNA-•
PARTE, which is in the immediate line of the'corn-
munication between that country and Paris.
'the East India:Fleet, under convoy of his Ma-
jesty's ship .4c/iat;:srlited from Plymouth on Mon-
day last.

After considdable apprehensions for its safety,
the Manchester packet has arrived from the Bra-
zils. She put into Bahia, after an action with an
American privateer. - •

A letter from Mr. CROKER to the Governors of
the Russia Company, states, that in consequence
of hostilities having ceased,, it has been determined
by the Lords, of the Admiralty, not to issue any
more convoy instructions. . • •

The following whinisicat.Recipe fot' vanquish-
ing BuogArAIITK,, is contained in a private letter
from Paris in ?Morning Paper :—" It but a
musket is once • fined against • -the enemy,' we
are saved. This is the. reason which makes we
urge, persons in authority to direct the Marshals
to fire 500 cannon shot aleague before they fal“a
with. ByONAPARTE and his trop is."
The Sheriffs were to. wait upon the PRINCE
GENT this day; at two o'clock, to know his Royal
Pleasure When' he will receive 'the Cohanon
with their Petition against the Corn. Bill, and
to dissolve the Parliament. - It is expected that
the Corporation' mid! go UP with the P44ition to-
morrow,. ' •

CORN IVlAnctr 22.—We had a few
arrivals from Suffolk and Norfolk this morning,
principally. with Oats, fine samples of which sold
readily at Monday's prices.- Fine Wheat supports
its price ; Fine Barley'is 2s. and Malt Is, dearer.
In other kinds of Grain there is no alteration.

• Guineas will shortly appear in great abundance,
as the Lottery 'soon commences drawing-, when
the Purchasers are to be paid in Gold. The de-
rnand for Tickets and Shares at HoRNsnY and
Co.'s Office, 2fi. Cornhil), is beyond their most
sanguine 'expectations, trout all parts of theßing-
dom, which ex.etidities the genuine value of the
.Scheme.--4-loilNsr,v,, and Co. assure the PubliC,
that it has frequeolly occurred that 20,000 Tickets
haVe. been. sold before the drawing began, and the
present Lottery consi;ts of only 15,000 ; contain-
ing Three Priies of 30,000/..8tc.--.No• former Lot-
tery ever hAd more than Two, and.trebk the num,
her of Tickets. , •

Ci-othded. to an excess.—A Countryman finding
some ditliculty in walking up Cheapsidc the other
day, could not- help exclaiming, What can be the
cause of this rush to Abe C;tv ?----:when he was an-
swered by several ,voices,—We are inquest of the
Guineas at litsfes,wol.one 'of the Three 30,0001.
Prizes, which may all be drawn on Wednesdav,
the sth of Apra next.