The Sun.
London, England, 1815-06-08 00:00:00

SECON E 4

SUN-OFFICE, Two o'CLocK.

learn that BUONNPARTL had left Paris.

mentioned had quitted that place.

THE NEW LOAN.

NAVAL NEWS.

PL YNI OUt P. G.—Arrived the, Buffalo
store-ship from. the West Indies ; French brig
Alli nee, LucA, Master, from Rouen for Brest,

etained by his Majesty's ship Rhin.—Wind S

_ . .
DEAL, JUNE 7.---Sailed the Foxhound stoop of
war, with a convoy hf transports with troops. for
Ostend.—Wind S.W.

PORTSMOUTH, JUdE 7.=—Sailed his 'Majesty's
ships Plumper, Clinker, and Nimrod, with about

15 sail of transports, for Cork, to bring troops ;
and the Dolphin store-ship to the Westway(l.--=-
Wind Southerly. •

HARWICH, JUNE 7.—Sailed the Lark packet,
with a mail for Holland, and the Henry Freeing
packet, with a mail for Haniburgh.—Wind S.

CAPTURES' BY Tan AMERICANS.-Tile Windsor
Castle packet ; the OocaP, ---- from Messina to
Petersburg!!; the Tagus, FAUMER, from Smyrna
to London; and the Dundee, ANDERSON, from
London to Bahia.

NR. PITT'S BIRTH-DAY.

DUNDEE PITT CLUB.

This event was commetnorated in Dundee on
Saturday last by several Gentlemen hot h of Town
and Country, who met for the purpose in Alo-•
. nen's Inn.. WILLIAM LI No.sAY, Esq. in the
Chair. THOMAS iNfirt.xe, of Mylnefichl,l4ll Crou-
pier. An elegant entertainment was provided.—
'Viet the cloth was removed, several appropriate
-Toasts were. given, stud Songs sung,. of which the
following are a few :
" The King"—(three times- three).—" The Prince Ile-
gent"—(three times threc).—" The Queen."—" The Duke of
York and the rest of the Royal Family."
" The Immortal Memory of the Right Hon. Wm. Pitt"—
(in solemn silence)._ The Navy and Army."—Song, " Rule
" His Maieity's Ministers; and may they, in the present
eventful period, follow the • example nod emulate the .virtues
of their illustrious Predecessors, Pitt and Perceval."—Sous,
" Pilot that weathered the Storm."
After the above Toast, a letter from JouN Ga.--
FORD, Esq. Honorary Secretary to the Pitt Club of
.England, addressed to the Preses of the Me‘eting
was read. The object -of the letter was to call
the attention orall true Pittites to the Exhibition
Fund, lately instituted for the pitrpose of endow-
. ing.Exhibitions at the eight Public Schisols of
England, for the Education of one Lily at each,
not already on the Foundation of those Schools,
nor otherwise provided for .at either of the Uni-
versities. The Gentlemen present approved of
the plan, and authorised their Secretary, the Rev.
H. 11oRsLET,.to thank Mr.- Gtrportn for his COM..
munication, and to express their intention.of con=
tributing the sum of One Guinea each to the
Fund. Mr. IloastEv then gave fI
. " May the Principles of Mr.. Pitt ever animate the Coun-
cils of Great Britain, and ;my they nail. speeddy effect .what Europe has seen them accomplish before—The Subversion of
Democracy, and the -Dethronement of its Tyrannical Chief
and Champion."
Omen."
Souiz•---"0, 'dread was the Day, and more dreadful the

" Our Noble Allies—a:ld a short pull, a strcag pull, and
pull nltugetlier."

" The King of France and the Howe 'of Bourbon; and, if
they are again seated on the Throne of their Ancestors, may
their Statesmen by honest, and their Mazsbals men whose
Out.,%t may be relied on."

" Fiehl:Afarshal the Duke of Wellington"—(three times
three).

" A due Sgthinission to the Laws on the part of the Sub-
ject, and a Constitutional Exercise of the Prerogative on the
part of-the Crown—Principles which Mr. Pitt spent his Life in
defending." •

" The'i)rotestant Ascendancy."

• •
" Ti,e Rose, the Thistle, and the Shamrock—May they-ever I
be united, in defence of their National Independence, agLinst
their Enemies abroad, and never be dupt!d by the Clamours f
of pretended Friends to Freedom at kic.nue."—Song, sprig
of Shillelagh."
‘, Ships; Colonies and Commerce."

Several Othei appropriate, Toasts were given, I
and the Company separated at half-past niuc
o'clock.

. BIRMINGHAM PrIT. CLUB.
On 'Monday senilight the Pitt Club of this
town celebrated the Birth-clay of the Gre:►t States-.
man,atWilday's Royal lintel ;_ the Earl ofAYt.es-
FuRD in the Chair. The usual tnasts,were drank,
accompanied by the• warmest demonstrations of
app;au,:! and respect. Tl.le company. 1, ere. vcry
Du? ICYOUS.

By a boat which left Dilais late last night, Wd

We learn also by a Packet from Ostend, which

arrived yesterday, that a heavy firing had been

heard the day before on the Coast between Ostend

and Dunkirk. It is not, however, to be inferred

from this firing that hostilities hare actually com-

menced, as in that case the news would most pr•o-

bably have reached Calais before the boat above-

At length Ministers have given Notice of the
Loan for the present .Year.--Th is afternoon, about
half-past one o'clock, Mr. BASE communicated to
the Gentlemen of the Stock Exchange, that on
Saturday next the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
woubkbe ready to see the Contractors for the Loan,
in order to arrange the necessary preliminaries.._
Three per Cents, reduced at the time were 581,
and the Three per Cent. Consols at 591 for the
opening, when both kind of Stock declined
about a Half per Cent. The amount of the .
Loan has not transpired; but it is estimated at
Twenty-eight Millions, all of which is to he
raised in England. The Bidding for the Loan
will be made known on Saturday.