The Sun.
London, England, 1821-06-09 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

On Tuesday morning (sth inst.) a most gratifying spectacle
was presented in this city (Canterbury), exhibiting the warm
feelings of devotedness and attachment glowing in the hardy
bosoms of the sons of war. The soldiers of the 4th Dragoons,
anxious to testify their affection for their late Colonel Hugonin,
drew his carriage decorated with laurel, on the box of- which
the Colonel was seated, through this city in triumph, preceded
by the Regimental Band and a Flag, with the inscription—
" Colonel Hugonin, 4th Dragoons, Hero of Toulouse—a mark
of respect equally honourable to the feelings of the men, and
expressive of the high character of the Officer, who had bae^
in the regiment near 24 years, and was justly endeared to alI
his companions in arms. On reaching St. Dunstan's, the Co-
lonel descended from the carriage, and cordially and affectior-
ately shook hands with every one of his old companions, a scene
Which drew forth the finest sensibilities of -human nature, and
on shaking hands with one old serieant, the feelings of both
were overcome, while the old soldier exclaimed, " Cod Hess
your Honour, we are sorry to part with you ;" and the Colonel
responded, " God bless you, my worthy old soldier." The
briny tear stood not only on the cheek of the military, but start-
ed in the eye of every spectator, toa scene so uncommonly novel
and interesting.—(Kent Herald.)•
On Friday last (Ist inst.) the Scots Greys, stationed at our
barracks, under the command of Colonel Clarke, were reviewed
on Mosely Wake Green by Lord Edward Somerset, accom-
panied by his brother, Lord John Somerset. The whole of
this very fine regiment went through their various evolutions in
a manner which reflected great credit upon the officers and men,
and drew front his Lordship high encomiums upon their
soldier-like appearance and good discipline. A Dragoon had
his arm broken by his horse falling.—(Birmingliam Chronic} .)

Mr. Ex-Sheriff PARKINS, in Company ivith
Mr. THACKRAY, waited upon the LORD Mivoit
yesterday, according to appointment, and inti-
mated to his Lordship, that since their applica-
tion for warrants against the most active Aln"
hers of the Bridge-street Association, facts
transpired which tended to establish a case 0'
deeper complexion. They would therefore at-
tend upon his Lordship at another opportunity,
when they should be prepared with witnesses
to establish cases against hidividuals upon which
they would found their application for warrants.
The parties left the Mansion-house, we are ;V
formed, with the understanding th;:t they are to
attend again at the beginning of next week.
(Morning Paper.)

N° FIXED PRIZES ! ! !-3,002 "Prizes,
including
TO PRIZES of /12.20.200.
E
MUST ALL BE D W
RAWN 14TH THIS MONTH, (JUNE.)
will bey Chance bought between I.Bth May and 14th June
decided 14th June.
No Fixed Prizes !—No Classes !
Every Ticked drawn singly, each ileciding its own Fate and
no other.
The Tickets are issued n
Chances of Tickets, • Halves,
Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, which are now selling
1 1
by J. and J. SIVEWKIGH r, the Contractors, 37, Cornhill :
, Holb
Con; and 38, Haymarket; and by his Agents in the
J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT sold in the Drawing which took
pLtce the 28th ult. 'No. 1,446, a Prize 4,4,0001., and seve-
ral minor Capitals. And several Vl,OOOl. and 10,0001. Prizes
in the last Four Months.

PARLIAMENTARY PLROCEEDINGS.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Veneris, 80 die fund, 1821.
I%lemage,—to attend the Lords Commissioners ;—The House
went; and being returned ; Mr. Spealier reported the Royal
Assent, to Seamen's Wages Bill; Giumpound Disfranchise-
ment Bill ; Jurors Attendance Bill ; Westminster Improve-
ent
; Attornies and Solicitors BM. ; Sale of Bred Bill ;
,OPa Judges Lodgings Bill ; Wilts apd Berks Canal Bill ;
Satcoats Harbour Bill • Lyme Regis Harbour Bill ; Edin-
burgh
.Gaol BM Essex 'Prisons Bill; Croston Parishes Bill;
IBill ; pswich. Paving Bill ; Cley-next-the-Sea (Norfolk) Inclosure
Dundalk and Bannbridge Road Bill ; Dunstable Road
'sill ; Lyme Regis Roads Bill ; (;nckicy Hill Roads Bill ;
Highgate and Hampstead Road Bill; Halifax and Burnley
Roads. Bill ; Hackney Road Bill ; Swindon and Marlborough
Road Bill; Shrewsbury Road Bill; Ladbroke's Estate Bill ;
Smith's. Estate Bill ; Hunloke's Estate Bill ; Hinton Walrish
Rectory Bill ; Gore's Estate Bill ; Lloyd's Estate Bill Whit-
leY (York) Inclosure Bill; Easthampstead (Berks) Inclosure
; Llanrwst (Denbigh) Inclosure Bill; Malmesbury
(Wilts) Inclosure Bill ; Edgbaston Tithes Bill ; Barnwell All
Saints Rectory Bill ; Pattivadck (Essex) Inclosure Bill ; Lord
Glerawly's Divorce Bill. .
Manchester Improvemept Bill,— Petition of Owners of Build-
Lligs in Market-street; also, of Owners of Shops, &c. in Market-
nreet, against ; referred: to the Committee on the Bill ;;Coun-
sel ordered. •
Dartmoor Railway Bill Committee,—All to have voices.
\Woollen Cloth Stamping Bill,—reported ; to be read a third
time on Wednesday.
Poor Relief Bill,—Several Petitions against.
Uhs
sury Laws Repeal Bill,— Second reading put off for three
roon
'louse at rising to adjourn till Wednesday.
Duke of Clarence,—Resolution of 16th April, 1818, granting
him an Annuity of six thousand pounds per annum, considered
In Committee; Resolution to be reported on Wednesday.
,Dwelling House Robbery Bill,—read a.thirdtime and passed.
ruse&
"'avigable Rivers Robbery Bill,—read a third time and
Bills of Exchange Bill,--Report further considered ; Amend-
'gents agreed to ; Bill to be read a third time on Wednesday.
Corn Average Bill,—Cammittee deferred till Friday.
East India Trade Bill,— considered in Committee ; to be re-
Ported on Wednesday.
Lunatic Trustees Bill,— considered in Committee ; to be re-
Ported on Wednesday.
~„East India Prize .honey Bill,—Third reading deferred till
Iv edneg&y.
Extra Post Pill,—Secord Reading deferred till Friday.
Yorkshire Polls Bill,--LConimittee deferred till Wednesday.
„ Chantable Lands Exchange Bill,—Further Consideration of
Report deferred till AVedi iesday.
'Ways and leans,—Committee deferred till Wednesday.

NOTICES of MO TIONS, for Wednesday next.
Mr. Hutchinson,—Present state of Europe.
Air- Stuart Wortley,-,Production of Circular Dispatch from
Layliaeh.
u• Mr. warre,—To refer to aSelect Committee Correspondence
and other Papers relative to the proposed Extra Post.
"*. General Hart,—Bill to permit the Commissioners of Excise
in Ireland to licence small Distilleries, according to the
Report made to them by Officers appointed to superintend
the experiments carried on at Carrickfergus.
4. Mr. Thoinas Courtenay,—Attendance of certain Middlesex
Overseers of the Poor, who have neglected to make Poor
Rate Retiirtis; and to move further Returns.
". Sir George Hill,—Bill to permit transfer from Public Funds
in Ireland to Public Funds in Great Britain.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
31* Clover Seeds Nil ;—Second Reading.
, 14.ur Trade Regidation &c. Bill ;—Second Reading.
4. Oacco ;L-Second Reading.
6. •East India Sug-at Acts ;—Committee thereupon.
Netropolis Police Bill ;-Xonunittee.
7. 'lank of Ireland ;—Committee.
Packet Vegsas Bill ; —Second Reading.
9. American Loyalists ;—Committee on Address.
19. Public Coal Yards (Ireland) Bill ;—Third Reading.
it. Customs Duties Act ;—Committee thereupon.
Stamps on Deeds (reland) Bill ;Further Consideration
12 of Report. -
13: Nollen Trade Regulation Bill ;—Third Reading.
India Private Trade Bill ;--Committee.
lF,woollen Cloth Stamping Bill ;—Third Reading.
"eneral Turnpike Bill ;—Further COnsideration of Report.
I,: Prisoners Rescue Bill ;—Second Reading.
'• Cotinnunication from the Duke of Clarence ; Report there
19. .111071-
19, ZuPPly ;.._Report.
20. ;o'T* ;—Committee. (Miscellaneous Estimates.)
21. 'lids of Exchange' Bill ;—Third Readin.
22, East India Trade Bill ;—Report. g
23, Lunatic Trustees Bill ;—Report.
India Prize Money Bill ;--Third Reading.
...
24. lorkshirePolls Bill ;—Committee.
.26. Charitable Lands Exchange Bill ;—Reort.
Ways eans ;—Committee. p
Ditoi.PEl) ORDERS OF THE DAY, OF JUNE 8.
14and Tax Commissioners Names Bill ;—Committee. -
3, Rum
Importation Bill ;—Third Reading.
4. ".'„Usbanis Duties Acts ;—Committee thereupon.
t). bite Herring. Fishery Bill ;—Second Reading. .
6. ..„'ustices of the Peace Bill ;—Third Reading. ' •
7. ,Naval Stores Bill; Committee.
- 'orisons ;—Adjourned Debate on Clause of-
9. it redon- Third Reading.
%`ll/1"*, Building Acts Amendment Bill ;—Committee.
10. 8 tQnance Lands Bill 4—Committee.
pur,c°ttish Malt Acts 4—Committee thereupon.
JoiLIC COMMITTEE, for Saturday Morning, June 9.
Agriculture, at twelve.
1. '4ICS
COMMITTEES, for Wednesday Morning, June 13.
2, fleeognizances at past 3-
H ' • t• 3. Highways, - at -
lc ospi ,

- _
alia 7r the Continuation of
.the valuable Articie on the Past
poz. esent,Circtidutances of this Country, &c. Am see the
mzl,ll page.
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