The Sun.
London, England, 1819-05-27 00:00:00

I°A RUA L.NTA ItY PAPERS.

4" Account of all Distributions made by the Bank of F.ng-
'4!(l amongst the Proprietors of Bank Stuck, whether by mo-
14'2'1)4ra-tents, trao.ter of. 51. per Cent. Annuities, or other-
Rise, under the.beadi of bonus; increase of dividend; and
Ltnse of ; het wixt the 25th February, 1797, and let
:ft 'Y, 1619, in addition to the ordinary annual dividend of
r cent. on the (!apital Stock of that Corporation .-xist-
14'
i" 1797, inclinlingtherein the whoa: dividend paid since
4'I"; 1816, on their increased' capital; stating the period
%14,1;:ti,;.ch....il_istribtitions were made, and aggrezate amount of •
the
„,
In a
1799, 10 per cent. Bonus in 5 per cents.
;on It,(i 2.4001. is
',"v, 180.. 5 pi* cent. Bonus in Navy 6 per
on 11,642,031. is
4„\".• "2.ri I et-cent. 3onus on Navy 5 per
,
i,rlt. 1.1,C12,4001.
"et• 1805, !S per cent. Buns in Cash pia
j„cl 582,120
‘)• 1506. 5 pi . cent. Bonus in Cash on
i; •- - 582,120
"Itt Ainit 807 n `
:IA
1819, both inclusive.
„f• 1.1;60. nu :IA the rate of 3 per cent.
1)", ..tnnuni, ou i 1 642,4001. is 121 years,' or
'71•10•• per cent.
• In June, 1816.
n}re`t`e of i apital, at 251. per cent. is • 2,910,600
• net. tll6 to April 1819, both inc-Insive-
, id, nd at the rate .4101. per cent. per annum
(1,4 2.9i08Q01. Increased Capital, is three
6;e4r4 Divinemis or 801. per cent. on
• '1910,6001. is r

873,180

Aug reaate Amount of the whole £11,9:33,460
t. Di;iitentl payahle on Banl, Stock, in
t),
0.1 a C'auital of 11,6.42,4001. at the rate
• •
"• per ceitt. per Kisumu
ritte
.11411)ivitlenti mvahie since June, 1816. and
-- Present on a itapital of 14058,0001. at the
(4101. per cent. per annurin .t.... • • 1,455,300

LITEMAIiY GAZTTI3.We are requested
- slate that .U -
tve First Quarterly Part, for 1819,
1). this „,interesting Journal, (originally projected
I,r, interesting
.11-• CoLBURN, and puitlished in Weekly Num-
is HOW ready for delivery. This new
tire(;kly Paper is expressly designed for the higher
C".B. I's principal objects are to till up a
—"isut in English Periodical
.Literature, by pre-
icy'ing to the PGii[e World a Journal peculiarly
v„"0--to realize in their utmost extent the Ad-
, il'lrrages resulting .from the restoration of Conti.
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'Wand pat tieular, may be Flrmoitnced and ex-
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r
i'-aB",'nn shall he made acquainted with whatever
Apassing in the Learned World.' and Authors and
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:,rectly to Mtn of Letters and Taste ; and where
Scientific the Literary, and_the Fashionable
ran find such subjects as are congenial with their
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:tg ecuratify public curiosity and ensure a rapid eir.
being printed on a Single sheet, con-
04,Ting 48 Columns, ;Ind, Stamped for• the purpose
being franked by post like a Newspaper.
ccoAn Hibernian, who was returning to London
ot°lll 114th a few day • ago, by one of the day
'`'lies, on arriving at Speenhamlaud, the place
w 2 tie the passengers usually dine, very
a
}are,
inquired of the waiter for the bill of
e7re, and wished to he informed what his master
sZged for dinner ? The waiter replied, " Five
your llonour, for dinner." " And pray,
'841(1 the Hibernian, " what is your charge for
el:_PPer " Why," replied the waiter, " half a-
!,` Then, bring me a supper !".

OETRY;

TRIBUTARY LINES

. . .
. . .
TalieTa/ent of NI rk.SlDDONS;sliritreti by ACAULEY,
and recited by her, at the Ring's Concert Room-, on Friday,
Alay Ylst, in her Litetrary and MaSical

When Tbespii; in his rough-lieltd car,
His chorus first diSplay'd,
AM little thought the Sage hoW
He the foundation htid
Of future greatness, pomp', and poWer,
ImprO'ibig with each passing hour. ,
He little thought the sltdt of marl
So far could spread What he began;
Nor judg'd he that the latirel grew,.
To crown the Warrior and the Aefor too;
Bin. Time, which steals our yearS away,
Improves those years ere they decay, -
And like the cantering berg's spoils, ,
Are vears improv'd by lengthen'd toilsi •
And.FAme -her igh;est tints disblose,
Wheii time from youth has pinck'd the toseGr
Some heedless pass their time away',
Spring latOssoins ripen and decay,
Who never sought to gain a name,
Who never traced the path-of faate t
While others basking in the nay, ,
The suit-beam, of eternal day,
Like meteors blazing in the sky,
Their well-earu'd glory Shad not die.
In this first rank of earthly fame,
SIOUoNS ! I pine thy hononed name;
Who, foremost in dramatic art,
Could ad the force of woe impart.
Where now exists that magic skid,
That ruled thy hearers' heart at will ?
Where nowt that dignity of mien,
That mark'd thee for great'SHANsPEARE's queen?
No more, alas we view in thee,
The form of scenic majesty,
Fled like the pageant of a dream;
Yet memory shall supply the theme;
And when in earth thy idrm is laid,
And when thy debt of nature's paid,
And Gienius o'er thy grave has shed
The tears which grace the hodour'd dead;
Still•shalt thou in our mem'ry
While tongues can speak, while hearts can give,
The tribute of desert' d applause
In such a great,—in such a glorious cause;
And while we spread thy deathless name,
Let us to all the world proclaim
That StnnoNs liv-d—that SIDDONS died, •
Britannia's boast—Britannia's pride.

REGISTER OF FASHION.

THE DUCHESS OF KENT.

Dr. DAVIS attended as usual at Kensington
Palace yesterday mottling, when, after heating
the repots of the household Physician, Dr. WIL•
SON, and seeing tier Royal Highness, the follow-
ing bulletin was issued :
" Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent has had a slight
attack of fever yesterday evening; hilt has, however, had a
tolerably good night, and is this morning as well as can be
expected. The Royal Infant continues to du well.
• " D. D. DAVIS.
,6 J. WILSON.'
A' second 'bulletin was 'issued in the after-
noon :
" Her Royal Highness • the Duchess of KENT'S fever has
greatly subsided since morning, and the Duchess is now ad-
vancing satisfactorily in her convalescence. The Royal In-
fant continues to do well.

" D. D. DAVIS.
" .1. WILSON. •
" Kensington Palac, May 26, 4 o'C!ock, p.m."
The PktINCH REGENT, and the other branches
_of the Ito) 1 Fatudy, sent to make ingt,hies.—
The general inqutries commenced at ten o'clock,
and continued till, between six and seven.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES THIS EVENING.
The Countess of Limerick's ruut, Mansfield-street.
The Duke and Duchess of Northuruberland's party, 'St.

James's-square.
Lady Stanley quadrille ball, Privy Gardens.
Sir Watkin Wm. Wynn's party, St, James's-square.
Miss BC' dgeMan's ball, Great Russell-street.

~Yesterday the Duke of York and the Duchess of Gloucester
visited the Pi ince Regent.

Tuesday night the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester re-
turned to town from liagsbot.

To-morrow, his Royal Highness the Prince Regent will
give a grand dinner to his Ptx,celleney the Persian Ambassa-
dor, and a select party of august Personages;

Lord Bulheley gave a grand- entertainment yesterday to the
Duke of York and a large party of Noblemen, at his house,
Great Stanhope-street.
The Ambassador from the Netherlands gave an elegant en-
tertainment yesterday to a large party of distinguished per-
sonages, at his residence, Whitehall-place..
The Prince Regent honourei the Marq►iess of Cholmonde-
ley with a visit, un Tuesday; his Royal Highness remained
with him nearly an hour. We are happy to state that the
Noble Marquess is getti►,g better.