The Sun.
London, England, 1828-06-09 00:00:00

LIES OF THE DAY.

The Duke of WellingtOn his comprehended the import
of every letter which he has received since Mr. Iltiskieson's.
All the talelit and elognewe will be en the side of the
Orangemen in the debate to-night.
Lieutenant-General Sir G. Alutray is styled kzecretary
Extraordinary for the Colonies.

Letters have been received from thy. Mossont
frigate, Captain Munn', stating the arrival in. Mardi of
that ship at .Aespulco, fur the purpose of refitting and pro-
ceediiik home. Captain kluacirEv, his (Akers snd crew,
wore in parted health, notwithstanding the privations and
fatigue they had undergone in their long and perilous at-
tempts to inset Captain FRANKLIN and his adventurous
party in Behring's straits.

Extract of a letter from Leghorn, dated the
27th of May. A vessel from Tunis brings a let-
ter from that port, dated the 16th of May, there is
still very alarming accounts:in cozsequence of the clamorous
disturbances which have occurred in that port. The
people, in unison with the troops have revolted against the
Pacha and against the Franks, who are fearful of some disas-
trous consequences, although things were more quiet at
that moment. The nature of the revolt is as yet unknown,
but it is attributed to the miserfa.qd discontent caused by
the late events in the Levant.

PORTRAIT OF THOMAS LIMPBELL) ESQ.
—The original from which thivogssving is taken is by Sir
Tuos, LAWRENCE. The likeness is good—but as for the en-
gravipg itself, it is so bad, that we really cannot say a
word in its behalf. " Come,thou expressive silence muse
its praise."

• Last week, a silver twain, in excellent preservas
Lion, of the reign of Pmr.ur and MARS, was dug up in
the garden of CHARLES 131tovrN, Esq, at Chapel Al!erten,
near this town. It is nearly of the size of half-a-crown,
but much thinner.—Leeds Mercury.

Last week a seal-came ashore in Lunan Bay,
which weighed thirty stone. It is thought to be one which
has been very destructive to the salmon in that bay for
Years pat. Five balls were Ibund in its head.— Caledonian
Mercury.
In addition to the wool combers who turned
eut at Keighley some weeks ago, another large shop of
workmen, in the same line,
have struck this week at that
place. A number of Mr. SuGnEti's late workmen have
obtained employment with other masters at the advanced
waged, _.Leeds Mercury.

A silly Evening Paper enumerates, among the
Aunties, the appointment of Lord HEYTF.SBURY to the
Russian Embassy. The appointment was gazetted some
months ago. So much for the early intelligence 4)1 this
precious journalist.— Times.

The first Horticultural Meeting fin the season
was held at the White Hart Inn, in this city, when three
dishes of fine strawberries (KEEn's seedling) were exhi-
bited—one ripened under glass, and the other two in the
open air.—Hunts Chronicle.

ItosrAN.--on Monday afternoon, as two
elderly ladies, who at present reside at Roslin, were endea-
vouring to cross the Esk at that place, one of theni,slipt
off a rock, and fell between those two awful rocks generally
called Glennis Chasm. How agonising the sight must
have been tther companion, unable to render the slightest
aid to her !. Fortunately, a young gentleman of the name
of Tosu observed the accident, and dauntlessly plunged
into the stream. After great difficulty, he succeeded in
rescuing the lady from her perilous situation, but we are
sorry to learn that she was so very much hurt that little
hopes are entertained of her recovery. No praisd is too
great for the gentleman who, at the risk of his onni life,
ventured to save the! of a fellow-creature.—Edinburgh
Courant.