The Sun.
London, England, 1815-06-19 00:00:00

NAVAL PROMOTIONS.

A Naval Promotion was made on Tuesday of Oflicers who
have been employed on the American station. U. compre-
hends, we understand, eight Conunandees advanced to the
rank of Post Captain, twelve Lieutenants to.the.rank of Coos-
mander, and thirty Midshipmen to the rank of Lieutenant- The
followint, Officers are included in it :--Capt. D'Aetb. Buce-
phalus ; 'Capt. D. Roberts, Meteor; Captain D. Price, Vol-
cano ; Capt.. C.,J. Roherfs, Pylades ; Capt. A. Hannay, Re-
gulus; Capt. H. L. tiaker, Fairy Oapt. D. E.Bastholoniew,
Ercbus—to the rank of Post Captain, Lieutenants P. West-
phal, Albion ; R. Patten, Junon ; .1. B. Gardner and R. Pas-
ley, Royal Oak; It. Piaster, Asia; E. Gordon, Seahorse ; H.
Bigot, Lacedemonian; R. Copeland, Cygnet-4o the rank of
Commander, Messrs. M. Williams. and A. ,Evabson, Royal
•Oak, to be Lieutenants.

Lieutenants appointed A. Usher, Sparrowhawk ; G.
Butler (2), Saliihury ; H. M"Nhinnie,-Nlalacc4 ; S. R-Walek,
Falcon ; Entwisle and John Moore (3), Seaborse; J. Mon-
lagn, ThiStle; M. Rae, and C. Catcsworth, Asia;' H. Foster,
Castor; C. H. Marshall,. Dispatch;_ Wilkinson, Veneralale;
C. Hopkins, Eurotas; S. W. May, Meteor.

The liebrus frigate, Captain Eorvit/Np PALMER,
being completely equipped at Sheerness, is ex-
pected to sail this clay on a cruize to the coast of
France. -

Friday, in contemplation.of the itnntOiate com-
nwneement o 1 hostilities, the Sparrowhawk,.Capt.
BuRQoyNE, was appointed, at
_Portsmouth to give
protectiOn to the trade bound to tha Mediterra-
nean_; the Rota, Capt. PAsco, and Spey, Capt.
RGUSON, very ordered to the Lisbon station..

A private Letter from a very respectable English
Lady now at Paris states a report, that BuoNA-
FARTat's- Mili,tary Chest had been intercepted by a
strong party Of Royalists, and that in consequence
he had secretly returned to that capital. We,
however, place little rel:ance on this report:
We are happy to learn, that considerable doubt
exists of the fate of the gallant LA RoctrE JAC-
cluct.n.t.. His death has only been stated in ac-
counts derived from the BUONAPARTISTS. It is
known that a desperate action was fought, and
that the rebel General THAATOT was wounded on
the occasion.—(Times).
° left off on Saturday at 3i premium.—
The ilinium
first instalment was paid, Three per Cent.
Consols for the Opening closed at 56k.
On Wednesday next, the 21st inst. the twelve
months will have expired since Sentence was
passed on Lord COCURANE and his accomplices ;
but they are not to be released until their respec-
tive fines are paid.
By recent accounts from Sutherlandshire, it
appears that the emigrations to North America
are very considerable indeed. Three hundred fa-
milies and upwards go this season frwn the Di,-
tricts ;of Far and Edrachilles to Pictou,-under the
agency of a man named Logan.
inFsmER, the discoverer of. Animal Magnetism,
died lately in-the 81st year of his- age, at -.Niers-
burg, on the Lake of Constance,

MAUSOLEUM AND MONUATENT TO BURNS.

. , The. Committee of the Admirers of Boas, the
greatest of Scotia's native Ba;ds, have a it.ngth.
carried the design for erecting ;t MaustOtorii
Monument to his Memory at Dumfries to so In. -
Lure 3 state, that it now on;y requires'tlit.: imouke
of a London Meeting to compitte the work in a
manner honourable to the memory of the bitten -
ed Poet, and worthy of his Country 7 Frepara-
tions are, we Tide rs,t and, in forwardness to
procure such an assejublage at an early period,
and in a few days advertisements of the par-
ticulars will be issued. In the mean time, we Can-
not rest the temptation which our act taintance
with this. fact oliers, to 'Gall tht•attention orthe
Sons of Scotland in this metropolis to the pa-
triotic object in view.: Much has that Country
been reproached with thditi,rerice to the fate of
her Ornament when living, and without entering
into the painful merits of that question, we may
say, that any coldness in the promotion of this last
tribute to the dead, which there are no frailties
to oppose, no errors to defeat, wOuld be ind,ed
a discredit to, th;t Land of worth and genius. We
have no fears; however, that this will he the case,
as assurances !rave already been given of extien-
sive support to the proposed undertAing.,
We observe from the Dumfries Papers,•that the
Mausoleum has beeti already begun upon a plan
furnished by Mr. HUNT, an architect of London.
The model for the marble, Monument has also
been approvectof by the connnittee: it is from a
design by Mr. TURNE CELLI, -the S •ulptor, and for
its happy simplicity and poetic imagination, as
admirably adapted to the occasion as we could
'wish.

The subject. is taken from Bu NS'S DEQiCatbn to
the Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Caledimian
Hnit,-where he :..ays—'" The Poetic Genius of my
Country found me as the Prophetic Bard Elijah did
Elisha, at the Plough, and threw her inspiring
Mantle over me."

We can conceive nothing more appropriatethan
this feeling design. The ploughshare uprooting
the "M'ountain Daisy," and the descent•of the in-
spiring Genhis furnish an exquisite subject for
the chisel, and if executed with the spirit we have
a right to expect from the Artist's talents, this
Monument will serve to hand him down to immor-
talit'y with BURNS, while it will be oix of the
finest Works of the'Art in the Country which has,
with its usual taste and judgment, selected it.
‘Vhen the. London Meeting is fully announced,
we shall return to this interesting National Work.

• The Lark packet 'sailed on Friday, from Dover,
for Ostend, with.t‘t;enty French ,Otlicers, to join.
Louis XVIII.,

The Duke of CUMBNZLAND'S travelling carriage
broke down with him on the other side of Dart-:
ford, and he came to town in a hired chaise. The
Royal Duke remained with the It EGFNT - during
inearly the whole of the day till about five o'clock,
when his Royal 1.-Ugliness went to his house in Bt.
James's Palace, where:he dressed and returned to
Carlton-house to dinner. Vesterday morning the
Royal Duke went,to breakfast With the PKlNcrt.
REGENT, and afterwards took an airing on liorse'-
back.

Yesterday Divine Service was performed at
Carlton-house by the Rev. F. W. I3LomBERG and
the Rev. J. S. CLARKE. The Pvtts:os REGENT
!eft. town soon after three o'clock for kVindsnr.
Yesterday the Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES,
accompanied by the Countess of ILCHESTER,4Mrs.
.CAMPBELL, and ,Colonel ADENBROKE, attended.
Divine-Service-at the Chapel Raval, St. James's
Palace ;,'afterwards her Royal Highness took an
airing to the Regent's Park, -&c.

The celebrated Poet, M. "'WALTER SCOTT, ar-
rived in Edinburgh froth London on Friday last.
The reception he has met .from all ranks of
people in .the metropolis, front lioyarty down-
ward, does honour •to the Individual, and is u.
gratifying proof that the days are not yet gone
whet the Bard is •
" High set in Hall, a welcome Guest'
Madame DE STAB!, it is s:tid‘: intends to set
out soon- for Greece and the Levant. tier. motive
for making such a journey is conjectured to he, to
collect materials for a Poem on a second Crusade.
A neat little Theatre has been en:eta(' '.. Lea
mington Spa, at which Mrs. C. K&MBLE is en-
gaged to 'perform three nights;
CoRN 11.:A.0n JoNg 19.—We had a good
supply of Wheat this morning from Essex and.
Kent. Fine -Samples sold at the -priers of this
day week, but there was no sale for Ordinary.--r-
We have also arri-vats of Oats from Lincolnshire,
hut they have' not so' good a sale as 'on this day
Week. Rye is' in detnand,'andf4s.dearcr. Barley
and Malt is exceeding dull. Boding Peas are also
dull ; but Grey Peas are in demand.' In otherar-.
tides there is no alteration.
smil'Hrirrm, JUNE 10.—This day's Market was tolerably
well supplied kith prime BeastA, and the show of Cattle iit
- general was pretty good; Veal was cheaper; Beef, Mutton,
Lamb, and Pork, supported last prices; ar4d.the tradi!., for the
most part. was somewhat brisk. The sales in the Hay-market
were rather lively; Hay fetched :a hettee price; Straw and
Clover obtained last rakes.
A deplorable instance of the effect of terror ott
the youthful mind, occurred last week at Haywood,
near Stafford. Win. Cope, the son of a labourer,
only ten years, of age, broke a window by acci-,
dent, •on
,Wednesday night, on his return from.
school ; and his playmates threatening to acquaint
the schoolmaster on the following morning, the
fear at punishment operated so strongly on his
mind, that he took the fatal resolution of banging
himself, which he accomplished in hay-lott is
his father's stable ; and his body was not disco-
vered till Thursday night:
flow are we ruinexl?—Notwitlistanding all- that
the long faced family of the Croakers have said
about the war, vet not one of
,their predictions
is likely to be fultlled. F;nt!land, ,LITTLE Eng-
land, in spirit and resources, is yet unshaken.—
Sattitday was the day for the payment of the first
instalment upon the Loan of per cent. yet the
money market rose nearly one per cent. The'new.
Omnium left off at 31 premium. The evidence of
money be-h 4; plenty was clearly she wn by the nu- .
rnerous Purchases made at the Lottery Offices.—
The Scheme is, it must lie admitted; wily-iovit-
lo for it presents a certainty never °tiered to
theathblie before, Of one Ticket gaining 40,000 t.
—to say nothing of the other Capituts of
30,0001, 20,0001.• &c. d&c. and 12,000 Gui:eeaL,
Gold.
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