The Sun.
London, England, 1821-11-26 00:00:00

TILE ARMY.

Part of the 29th regiment of foot, under the
command of Colonel llonuEs, arrived at Liver-
pool on Wednesday from Chester, on their route
to Ireland.

DUBLIN, Nov. 23.—The Hon. Colonel FiTz
GIBBON, commanding the County of Limerick
Royal Regiment, has offered to Government the
services of his Staff; the Earl MOUNT CHARLI:4
has also offered the services of the Staff of the
Clare Militia, both of which, we understand, have
been accepted.

It. is said that the Adjutants of Militia Staffs
will be invested with the Commission of the
Peace.

It is confidently asserted that Major STEWART,
who has been lately superseded in the command
of the County of Limerick Police, will be ap-
pointed to, the next Magisterial situation which
mad• offer under the Peace Preservation Act.

!!4TATCE TO THE DUKE OF KENT.—We recol-
lect having heard that thirteen hundred pounds
were subscribed for a Statue' to the memory of
the 'Duke of KFST, by philanthropic individuals.
Models.cwere submitted to the Committee ; and
Sebastian Gahagan's was universally approved 91%
iis now nearly ready for public inspection.. Thu
Duke appears in an erect posture, standing in
robes, underneath which the uniform of n
kield-.Mnshal is conspicuously blended. Ilis
!loyal Highness leans on a pedestal. The right
arm reclines on the Bible; the' left supports
the flowing drapery underneath the arms of
the House of Guelph. The pedestal is coin-
posed of a pure block of Aberdeen granite.—
There is in the countenance a mingled expres-
sion of august dignity, pious awe, and chastened
ecstasy, which gives an air of sublimity to the
whole.. No. place is as yet fixed upon for its
erection ;. but it is supposed that the Crescent,
at the top of Portland Place; mill be the spot
selected.

EAsTNon magnificent range of
Gothic work approaches to completion. under the
superintendance of its'possessor, Lord §omEas.---
In yolks of art, as in every other effort, excel-
lence will be various, and partial preferences,
with reasons given. At present we shall say no-
thing about the harmony of the whole perfor-
mance; but leave a description 'of the'nutline for
the hour when his MAJESTY pays it a visit, whiei,
it is reported, will be as soon as the building is
•
completed.-('liorning Post.)
PRICES OF FOREIGN STOCK,---SpaPish; bonds
are less in estimation, in consequence of ;he:
changes in the Ministry,' and the uncertainty. re- .
4pecting the contract for the new Loan,, which
has not yet been brought-to. any termination.
The . price varies from 571 to Neapolitan
Stock is at 73, and there is little :doing in it,
though some of the holders cOntemplate.anap-
proachingrise. The dividend,which is neartit hand,
is depended on to invite purchasers. Prussian
Bonds ate steady at 85, and the. Danish new
stock. is --also firm at a market price .of from
T
S. i. to. 804-. he Contractors, howevei, iL
is understood, do not make any further sales, or,
if at all, Much " above that quotation. Aus-
trian metallic stock was on Friday .at 74:,
but letters received on Saturday from Frankfort
mention, that a rise of near one per cent. 'hail
`taken place at Vienna. Russian : metallics are
quoted. at LI.

Mr. PHifjp.l,3,- the celebrated vocalist, made
his first appearance, under a recent engagement,'
at the New York Theatre, on Thursday (Octo-
ber 20) evening last. lie Was greeted with a
hearty welcome. Every seat was occupied, and
the receipts were between 51300 and 1400;
The Widows of L'-ent's and St. John's llospi-
tal, in Leicester, had a quantity of tine be(4 given
to them by Mr. MAYou, on the anniversarpfeast
day, 'whic'h made' them an ample repast.. ti