The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-09 00:00:00

THE A 11.11 Y.

CAAiI day the Dukes of Clarence and Wellington are expected
id Rochester, to witness the trial of pontoons upon an entire
af
liew,lnStruction, at Bridge-reach, by the Officers and a party
the 1414 Staff Corps. Sir-Henry Torrens on Monday re-
/14"d the troops [stationed at Chadian', on the Lines ; arid
there is to be another review to-morrow, when the Duke of
'Wellington is expected to attend.
ulThet, 067th Regiment of Foot embarked at Cork, on the 30th
Chathtt-m-011N. the Baltic Merchant and Speke transports for
The 3tl aid last division of the flth Regiment of Infanryar.
rived on
mouth from al th
Me ath that, on board the Surrey transport, at Ply.
to'
truitDetachments of recruits have recently marched from the Re-
ing Department, in NVestminster, for Maidstone, Canter.tV, Isie of Wight, and Bristol.
Berea of two hundred fine recruits have been already e,n-1
+filled at the Isle of Wight Chelsea and Chatham, for the Royal
African Colonial Corps.
detachment of fifty men eging to the 2th and 40th
runneghnents of Infantry, under
tbhelon command of Lieout. Clinton,
ete 20th Poor, will arrive on the I.lth instant at Chatham,
Portsmouth, preparatory to embarking as guards, on boa!il
ve 14,4 East convict ship at Deptford, which is destined for
~ew South 'Wales.

_ _ •
" I'RU!SIAN LOAN NF.GOTIATED BY Mg. N. M.
R amon to IN LON DON IN 1818.—The half
yearly dividend on the above loan, ‘vhich becomes
due on Friday, the Ist of October next, will be
paid bY Mr. M. Rothschild, on that and
war succeeding day (Sundays excepted), be.
teen the hours of ten and two, at his counting-
-14,4441 No. 2, New-Court, St. Swithin's-laue.
4he dividend warrants, with a list thereof in nu-
merical order, must be left one day for exami-
nation,

11111"nsequence of the expected dissolution of
:"r:'sment, the Candidates for seats in the new
Irliorneet are beyond all precedent. Not only
'`"e sons of Nobility, but the landed and com.
I,,.°)Preial interests, are equally anxious to become
-41"Thers at the -approaching Election, which has
°ccasined a most extraordinary sensation with
.),allmis who have any interest in Boroughs.
II "'dykes have been received from Trinidad to
.:" end of July. All remained quiet : the cola.
n'sts did not seem to view the amelioration pro.
.e 143 with the same hostile feelings with which
the
,Y 'regarded it at its first promulgation.
rdercantile letters have been received from
litienos Ayres to so late a date.as the 2d of July,
Revers days later that those received by the Wad-
-Bingitam packet. They do not, however, contain
"Y news of interest. Not any intelligence, we
1111derstand, had been received up to the above
date, as to the state of affairs in Peru.
ec Letters, dated the 17th of August were re.
tved yesterday morning
Imre Hantit. at the Colonial Office,
We hove Whoa.. heard that the Rev. W. S. AUSTIN.,
arrival
enter) ve, - announced yesterday, experi.
ante frot.nY great difficulty in obtaining a convey.
erefused to take
emerara ; having
several captains
.iicaPProted, •indeed,
him on board their ships. So
Wore the rabble against the
fl• Gentleman, that he was., for several days,
Idebted to the police for protection from per.
nal violence. We trust, for the honour of hu.
Allan nature, that these statements are exagge-
rated..--(Times.)
By letters from Alvarado to the 211th of June,
learn that the robber chief, Gomer, had seized
a convoy of 250 mules, on its way to Mco,
Wen with quicksilver and merchandiseexi the
prope
rty Of English and American merchants,
that he had demanded 25,000 dollars for the
eve se of the goods.' The Government, how-
crefused to allow the merchants to sego.
iltate with Gomer, and sent down 500-men against
fib 1l but who, on meeting his banditti, refused to
1,1:t. Letters of the loth of July, from Alva.
", State, that the matter still continued un-
settled.
These statements differ from the ac.
coot!
.p t 8 contained in the American papers of the
114(0
of this robber chief ; but their '
authenticity
e are assured, be relied on.
ern wee, Marble bust of the lamented Dr. E. D.
;Choir, by Chantrey, is now
placed in the ves-
fineu"
BPsti of the University Library, atnong those
ecio) metis of ancient sculpture 'Willa that
/ated (lovelier brought from Greece. The
clB` ()ears a more striking resemblance to Dr.
ttittl!ice in his earlier years, than after his consti.
ti,,l°l,lllad been impa4red by unremitting atten.
ho""e scientific pursuits: With respect, how-
tupW, to the exquisite beauty of the sculp-
pn el
threre can he but one opinion, as it not only
geals the other works of Cliantrey, but adds
more wreath to the numerous and wen-
t,
ri .ned. d laurels of this eminent Artist.—(Cam.
'raper.)