The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-10 00:00:00

THE AR:rIY.

ARTILLERY CO.3II'ANY.—On Thursday afternoon, between
fire and six o'clock, the Hon. Artillery Csinpany will muster
id their. own ground, for the purpose of 'receiving new colours,
which 'have been ordered in cobsequenee of the necessary alte-
ration in their former colours, by the aecession'of his Majesty,
their Captain-General, to the Trone, -and in order 'that they
May be name for the ' first time in- public at the Coronation,
when this fitlcitnt corps will attend and evince their aenec of
the honour conferred on them, by theliing, continuing at their
head,. by appearing in new clothing and appointments for the
occasion. It is feared that the health of his Roy 1 Highness
the Duke of Slissox, the Colonel of the lion. Artillery Com-
pany, will not permit him to be present o Thursday.
1.1. e first ancl-socond divisions of tile 22d regiment, from
New, a :tie, on their route for Hull, havF, passed through York.
Friday two companies of the 2'd repent of foot marched
from Exeter Castle en their route to Newcastle ; and were, on
the same day, replaced by two companies of tha 7th aom
Glasgow.
The royal Ayrshire regiment of militia, under the command
of Lieutenant-Colonel Gray Farquhar, assembled at Ay;, on
Thursday last, for twenty-one days trainirinnd exercise.
The Edinburgh militia assembled on fuoilday last at Dal-
keith, for 21 days training and exercise.

The Duke of NORTIIUMBEV.LAND, • with his
tvual munificence, has lately given a h:-...miso:ne
donation to the Royal Dispensary for Curing
Diseases in the Ear ; a Charity which from its
great utility to,the lower orders of. Society, par-
ticularly .claims the suppor: of the atliuz.nt Lad
humane. -

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Compiled for and sung (to Purcell's music) at eiCrIITT CLUTI,
Scarborough.

BY Dra. WOODALL.
•
Fairest Isle of Isles excelling,
Seat of BauN3ynclz's gentle reign,.
Freed,tn, here hath fix'd her dwelling

Midst the wide extended main—
Hiuzer flowing,
Maly yields her varied Store,
Larr•s their equal aid bestowing,
;Shield Me Prince, and sUeld he Poor.'

Fairest Isle of Islei excelling,
lArid of !Anew., ArtS, and Arms,
Fam'd for Breasts with Courage. swellingi
And for neauty's loveliest charms--
May Britannia's envied nation
All its blessings long retain,
Honour'd keep her lofty station,
the Iraets, and Martial Maid?:

THE VISIT TO IRgLAND

DUBLIN, hi Lit 6.—There arc three vacancies
in the Order of St. Patrick at, present; but itxis
said his .MAJESTY, who is Sovereign of the
Order, will create two new Knights in addition
to the three which are vacant, thereby increas-
' in!, the number of Knights Companions from
fifteen to seventeen. His Majesty will sleep at
the Lord Lieutenant's Lodge in. the Park, and
come into town every day by the following
route, viz.—North Circular-road, Dorset-street,
up Gardiner,street Gardiner-place, Great Den.
mark-street, Rutland-square East, Sackvine-•
street, Westinoreland - street, College green,.
Dame-street,,td-the Castle. Some of the Trea-
sury Chambers, Lower Castle-yard, ..are fitting
up for part of his Majesty's suite. It. is .the in-
tention of the Noblemen and Gentlemen of the
Turf Club to have races at :the C7.triagh during
his Majesty's visit, for . which they are making
the most splendid and extensive preparations.
A large and elegant room is now building, on a
safe and permanent plan. at the rear of the Man-
sion-house, to entertain his Majesty. It is cir-
culari-and exceeds in diameter the Great Room
at the Rotunda. In four days it has been raised
from the foundation to laying the floor on a level
with the Great Oak Room in the Mansion-house,
where the Lords Lieutenant of -Ireland have
usually dined, and. which on the preent occa-
sion forms one of a suit of anti-chambers
about;ten days more the roofing of this grand
building is expected to be completed, and by the
Ist of August the Whole will be finished in 'a
manner fit to entertain the King.

REGISTER OF FASHION.

FASHIONA/H.E. PARTIES.

• The Countess of Jersey's rout laSt night, in Derkeley-sauare,
waslvery numerously and fashionably attended: •
• The Duchess of Bedford entertained a-distinguished -party of
fashionables on Sunday evening, at hcr house in Saint James's-
square: . •
The Marquess. and Marchioness of Cholm'srideky gave an
elegant entertainment on Friday to the-Duke of •IVellington and
a party of distinction. In the evening her Ladyship gave • a
splendid rout. The, whoL, range of apartments in the drawing
roots floor, seven in number, with two rooms below stains, xv,na
brilliantly illuminated. • There were nearly four hundred' diS-
tinguislied fashionables present.
The Marquess and MarchioneAs of Cholrnontielzy entutained
a phrty of distinction on Sunday, at CholmOndel27 House, Pic-
cadilly. • •
Lord •G. 11. Cavendish gave an elegant entertainment on
Friday, at Burlington-house; to the. Duke of York and a party
of distinction ; and in the evening her Ladyship gave a splendid
rout, which was attended by upwards of goo fashionables.
Mr. and Lady Anne Beckett entertained a distinguished
party on Sunday, at their house in DoWningsstreCt.

Ant.tvni-g.Count Molttie, the Danish• Minister,: and
Suite, at Brunet's. Hotel, Leicester-square, to attend the C,2.0-
nation;' C. H. Tracy, Esq. from his seat, Tottiagton, Worces-
tershire ; the Bishop of Ely and family at their 113;11? in Dover-
street, from Hastings ; the Marquess and Marchioness of
Mundy, from Scotland. . .
DE pAnT vrtzs.—The Duke and Duchess of Northumber-
land, for Skin House; the Marchioness of Salisbury; for Hat.
field ; the-Earl and Countess of Blesinton; for Tunbridge Wells ;
Mr. and Mrs. Egerton,
,from Great: Cumberland-street, for
Scotland • General Bjlfour, from Thomas's IIct.:1, 13 erkcley-
square, for Scotland.

The Duke of Devonshire returns to town the end.of this week,
and will give a grand dinner. On the 17th his Grace is invited
to dine with the Duke of • Fork. Ori the 19th he will attend
the King's Coronation. On the 22d he departs for the Conti-
dent ; and the 17th of October is the day named for, his Grace's
return to London. * .

WINCHEF,TER,Ly be ng,sekcted
as the day for the Triennial Visitation of the National Schools in
this District. in support of which the Bishop of Wr.4eirEsTEn.
had Promised to attend to preach a sermon, and it being the first
his Lordship had preached in the Cathedral, it drew together
a very great congregatiop. His Lordship took his text from
the 22d chap. of Proverbs, the oth Verse : " Train up a Chili
in the Way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart
from it."- To say that the discourse was goeci is only riving it
faint praise ; it was most excellent ; he painted the consequenes
of vice and the beauties of virtue in the most appropriate man-s:
her ; he gave great praise to the Conductors of. the Hampshire
National Schools for their assiduity and diligence in their man-
ner of conducting them. He told nisi audience that he knew for
a truth that cut of 400 persons who had been put into the Peni-
tentiary, only os,rt had been at a National School ; that almost
'all the rest could neither read or write, or repeat the Lord's
Prayer !—After Divine Service the -Bishop, 'attended bythe
Committee, adjourned to _ the County Hall, where the Report
was read by the Rev. H. IV.tanntoTo2c, (who has succeeded
the late lamented Mr. IREMCNGELI in the office of Secretary,)
the Bishop sitting as President • there being vresent also the
Rev. the Dean, and the Chancellor and Archueacen of Wirt-
chester the Archdeacons of. Cornwall and- Huntingdon, Sir T.
BARING, Bart. M.P., Mr. FLE.:I2zo, M.P., 11r. NORRIS,
Mr. BLACKIIER7.ZE, the Rev. L. IttEmortori.t, L. CLARKE,
H. LEE, H. SissmoitE,---Dr. NEwncr...r, T. GAIINIER, J.
H. LEVIIC7, Roar. NVRIGIIT, T. P. Icni-er, &c. &c._
After which the Senior Class of the Winehestcr School was
examined, who gave great satisfaction. The children (between
7 and 89J) then returned to the Church-yard,. where a very
plentiful dinner was- set before than, and, after saying (;race
after Meat, and singing " God save the King,". they departed
highly delighted and gratified.—At 5 Celocku select company
sat down to a sumptubus repast (provided by Mrs. As C 0 M
of the George Inn), at St, John's House, where coed fellow-
ship and harmony were kept up ; the company Itecprag in mind
that the ficri.V of sou] should be kept in due order as the feast of
reason.—The collection made at the Cathedral amounted to
nearly £7O. ,

Yesterday mornirg at day break, the‘gab:e of a hottse
inhabited by some at the low Irish, in Little Britata, Poplar,
fell with a tremer.deus crash from the foundation into the street,
cartying with it the first floor, and leaving the crthns, and the
roof standing. There *ere upwards of a • innthed persons in
the house at the time, who had assembled at-co:air-4,, to the
custom of their ceuntry, to wake a person who lay dead On the
floor that gave way ; the corpse was uncoffir.e4. and was raecir
pitated, together with the greater part of the perikoop who at-
tended. it, .consisting- of men, women, and caildren, into the
street; several of them met with sevcre injurit's.
Amateurs of the Fine Arts are now eagerly
purchasing Tickets in 'romxiNs's Picture Lot-
tery, in consequence of the near approach of its
Drawing ; and in .order to be, sure of a Prize,
they la.uy-,both a 1-tod.. and a Black Tick4g, as one
of these colotr: are to be all Prizes,

1-OR THE SUN.

USAGE.

Ma. Eorron—Pray are her MAJESTY'S Coun-
sel prepared to say that a lease twenty times re-
newed, each renewal with different and varying
cla,lses, shall become a freehold, or even a lease
renewable for ever?—lf not, then what is gained
hy permissive Usage ?

Y. G. N:
P. S. A bar put up in a permitted thorough-
fare one day in every year, bars up the right of
way. One Coronation lawfully refused, pre-
vents usage from becoming common custom. '