The Sun.
London, England, 1828-06-21 00:00:00

Number ot
Notes of
£1 issued.

Amount in Circula-
tion of Notes under
the value of £5.

Both inclusive.
From May 12 to May 17... Nil May 17 390,249
From May 19 to May '24... Nil May '24 '07,996
From May 26 to May 31... Nil May 31 396,572
From June 2to June 7... Nil June 7 393,046
From June 9to June 1t... Nil June 14 394,002
N. B. No other Notes under the value of 5/. have been issued.
(Signed) WM. DAWES, Acct Gen.
Bank of England. June 16, 1828.

Prince ESTERHAZY, the Austrian Ambassa-
dor, Count D'OFALIA, the Spanish Minister, and the Right
Hon. STRATFORD CANNIING transacted business yesterday
with the Earl of ABERDEEN, at the Office of the Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs.
Captain FULLER, R.N., of his Majesty's
ship Wellesley, nephew of Lord HEArHFIELO, has been
promoted by the LORD HIGH ADMIRAL to the rank of
Post Captain.
On ‘Vcdnesday last, being the Anniversary
of the Battle of Waterloo, the Cabinet Brigade was re-
viewed by Field-Marshal the Duke of WELLINGTON, in
the rear of the Treasury Chambers. After the Battalions
had been separately inspected, the Brigade went through
several difficult manoeuvres, which, considering the recent
formation of the Corps, were executed with a precision
highly Creditable. The Hero of Waterloo was pleased to
compliment them en the occasion, and expressed himself
particularly gratified with their soldier-like. appearance.
' The Whitehall Regiment (or Duke's own) was the only
Battalion that appeared in the new Cabinet uniform, as
the Army Tailors have not had time to complete the me-
tamorphose of the whole. This distinguished‘Regiment
cut a moat noble figure in their new clothing, which is
splendid in the extreme. 'ln the course of the review the
Foreign Regiment, under their new Commandant, executed
by itself, some movements from the German School of
Tactics, which were, of course, much admired. 'I he
Colonial Regiment, which, under a former Com-
mander, had fallen into the back ground, appeared to he
making great progress towards perfection, a circumstance
very honourable to all parties, when we reflect on the many
changes that have recently taken place in this corps, and on
the short time they have had the advantage of their present
gallant and experienced head. The Exchequer, or Rifle
Regiment, appeared also for the first time under their new
Commandant, who, though inexperienced in that branch
of the service, put the Battalion through its complicated
manoeuvres in good style. These troops skirmished with
their usual skill. That fine body of men, the Home Bat-
talion, with its orange facings, could net escape the notice
of the bystanders; and it was observed that their com-
manding Officer had acquired a more martial air since he
had come under the present Commander-in-Chief, though
he certainly did not appear quite so much at home in his
military evolutions as some of the other Commanders.
The ground was kept by the Royal' Sovereign Hussars,
who, from their brilliant uniform, attracted the particular
notice of the crowd. They were commanded by an Officer
lately removed from the Rifle Battalion, but who has
shown himself better adapted for the Sappers and
Miners. This Officer, however, seemed quite au fait
in the duty allotted to him for the day, the
qualifications for which he, doubtless, inherited from the
late respectable Commandant of the Westminster Light
Norse. This corps seemed quite elated at the prospect of
their approaching contest with the Country Banks, whose
light troops they expected to beat out of the field with little
loss en their part. The Review concluded with a feu de
joie in honor of the recent victory obtained over the Liberal
Forces ; and, after advancing to the general salute, the
battalions filed off to their respective barracks, their bands
playing the " March of Intellect." The Duke wore the
new Cabinet uniform, and was mounted on a superb charger
at least seventeen hands high. We do not remember to
have seen his Grace looking better, or its more buoyant
spirits ;on the conclusion of the field-hay he was observed
to ride up to the ranks, and to shake bands cordially with
some of his old companions in arms. Among the company
present we noticed Lord ELDON and the Archbishop of
CaNxennuav, the former of whom appeared, Out of com-
pliment to the Duke, in the unattached uniform, and the
latter in his new full dress regimentals. Immedia ely after
the Review his Grace the. Field Marshal pro; eded to
woolwitt,•; where he witnessed a display of the 7, a, prac-
tice of the apregivnt Minter-Gener&l of the Ordn ace, for
transmitting despaT.,27es or letters by rockets, al of the
new invented shell for bi..lying up Constitutions.