The Sun.
London, England, 1812-09-18 00:00:00

IVINDSOR, SEPT. 17.

Ve.,terday arrived the PRINCE REGENT and Dukes
Of Co :,lEERLAND aIicICAIIBIUDGE. After dinner the.
QUEEI:,-PRIZ.,:CR REGENT, Duke, of CAMBRIDGE,.
Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES, and the rest of the
PRINCESSES, Went to Frogrnore to tea, and re-.
-tuned at half-past seven. The Dnke of Cum:-
BERLAND irld L.Nly ILCHESTER went to Captain
AtYsr.z's, at Stoke Green, in her Majesty's carriage,
to stand sponsors to Captttin
heir, Lady. ILCIIESTER as proxy. for the. QUEEN
and COlonel STEVENS as pron for the Duke of
CAMBRIDGE,' who went in Princess SOPHIA'S tar-
riage und'fonr.. 'ThiS mornin his Royal High-
ness the PRINCE REGENT, Dukes of CLIMBERLAND
and .CA accompanied Princess CHAP,-
LOTTE.Of WALES and Princess AUGUSTA ,in their
morning rides in the Great Park -for - two `ours.
Theßoyal Party were. also accornpanied,by Lords
if.,R.".Tourrlt ,and 'WALSINGHA*, Lady- RossLYNT,
General WYNYARD; and Colonels TAYLOR and
DESBROW. The'QuEiN, Princesses ELI:tABETH
and.MAitY took an airing to lero4rnore;

BANK, Or ENGLAtcn.—A Q;tarterly Gem.lral
Co'tut cif the Proprietors 'orßank Stock, accord-
ing to tile Charter, took plaCe yesterday, at the
Company's' Couit-room, in Threadneedle-street.
It was alsc. a 1-Taff-yearly Court, under a bye-law
of the Comnany. Ttlr. Manning (the Goyernot)
stated, as the opinion of the Court of Diretors,
Ist. That Si. per cent. interests ardd rrofits, should
be paid foi the half year, ending, on the 10th of
October next.-2d. That it should be paid to-the
Proprietors, in the same manner as the last half
year, without deducting. -the property tax of 10
per cent. .froM the dividend warrants.---1-And 3d.
That the dividend warrants shall be delivered and
paid on tile 11th of October next. -These three
propositions were unanimously acceded to by
the Proprietors, and the Court immediately ad-
journed.
A critic in a Morning Paper, has animadverted
somewhat sharply upon JOHNSON, for,having
' introduced paSsages from contemprrary ,authors,'
and even from himself,- in exptanation of words.
It Would have been hard indeed to deny the great
_Lexicographer the gratification of introducing
the name of 'a friend in a wotk, that would be
likely to live as long as our language,- and as to
the reference to his own-works, it,would be more
candid to attribute thA to die partiality of those
who haVe published editiOns of his Dictionary
since his death.

The value of an article which has proved its ef-
ficacy, particularly in Medicine,. is brought more
home to the general .Conviction by its own intrin-
sic and long-tried merits, than by those petty
arts which are often employed to attract the pub-
lic notice. This is precisely the case with Cheva-
lier ItusPiNt's. BALSAMIC STYPTIC, the effect of
whiCh in stopping all bleeding, both internal and
external„ is admitted 'by the
.first 'Physicians. It
occasions no irritation or infianimation ; it'heals
Tvithout any other dressing .an useful present to
a relative or to a friend going o 0 service.

KINGSCOTE MEETING, commenced on Tuesday ;
the sport was excellew. Sir H. Lippincott's
Crossbow heat Mr. A. Goddard's Brightonia., one
mile, 100 gs.—Mr. Calley's Barbara beat Mr.
Biggs's Dorina, 4 miles, 100 gs.—The first class
of the Ningscote Stakes, 25 gs: each, with 500'.
added by the club, was won by Crossbow, (named
by Lord Ducie,) beating Yorke, `Popsy-Turvy,
Ano-elo' and Peregrine. The second class of the
Kingscote Stakes, 25gs. each, with 5-Ogs. added
by the club, was von by Mr. Calley's Moun-
taineer', beating Beverly,
,nnd Rail. The 80/. for
three-year-olds, wasovon by Lord C. H. Somer-
set's Olfal‘; Dyke, at 2 heats, beating Mr. Pigott's
York, and Mr. Worral's jrsse,

On Wednesday eyenin7 a battle was fought in
a field near Gray's, Inn-lane,.. by two -Irishmen,
named Murphy and M.:Mahon, in consequence of
dispute between them respecting the game at. hurl-
iug, played on Kennington.-Commcn on Monday
last. These young men, in preSence of a vast crowd
of their countrymen, attended by their seConds,
met at five o'clock; audaririghaVing been. Made,
they set to ; and have given each other a severe
beating, which to totally prevented them -from
continuing-the Contest, Were etbligeirto be-carried
ofF the ground, neither being declared' the con-
queror: . , ,