The Sun.
London, England, 1821-03-06 00:00:00

occasion :

The Marquis of Buckingham ; the Earl of Northesk ; the
Earl of Cavari ; the Viscount Palmerston ; the Right Hon.
Lord Rodney ; the Right lion. Wm. Sturges Bourne ; Sir R.
Hussey ViVian, ; Sir Leonard Worsley Holmes, Barn ;
Sir Thomas Heathcote, Bart. ; Sir Charles Hulse, Bart.; Sir
Whalley Smythe Gardiner, Bart. ; Sir Peter Pole, Barn ;
Sir Thomas. Baring, Bart. ; Sir Lucius Curtis, Bart. ; Sir John
Pollen, Bari:; Sir Charles Ogle, Barn ; John Fleming, Esq.
•Tvl.P. ; George Purefoy Jervoise, Esq. M.P. ; ThomaSAshetori
Smith, Esq. ; William Chute, Esq. ; William Milford, Esq. ;
George Eyre, Esq. ; Charles Michell, Esq. ; James Scott, Esq. ;
Henry Combe Compton, Esq. ; A. B. Drummond, Esq, ;
William Fitzhugh, Esq. ; George Ward, Esq. ; Walter Long,
Esq. ; P. St. John .Mildma.y, Esq. M.P. ; Reverend William
Gamier; Thomas Deane Shute, Esq._; Alexander Baring '
Esq. M.P. ; Hans Sloane, Esq. ; Joseph May, Esq. • i

FOREIGN TRADE.—This Committee resumed
yesterday its Meetings, and sat from one until
near 4 o'clock, and we are sorry to communicate to
our• Readers at the Out-ports, that it is generally
thought the Committee mean to recommend that
the duties on Foreign Timbershall be lowered ten
shillings per load, and thatkduty of ten shillings
per load shall be imposed on Colonial Timber.
A considerable difference of opinion, we under-
stand, prevailed in the Committee on the sub-
ject.. There is to be another Meetiner to-morrow,
and after which the Committee will Make their
Report to the House, and until then we shall for-
bear making any further comment on the subject.
BoAnn op CONTROUL.---BY the Parliamentary
Papers. delivered out this morning,, it satisfac-
torily appears that Mr. BATHURST does not re-
ceive any salary as Chairman of time Board of
Controul, and the only Commissioners who have
salaries for the performance of the duties of that
Establishment are Mr. BOUIINL and Lord

We learn that Lady ANNE ITAIIILTON retire;
from her MAJES,T,V6 household to-morrow, and is
to be succeeded by Lady
Chronicle.)

The rumour mentioned in the Herald.of yes-
terday, respecting Sir C. BURIIELL'S 'elevation to
the Peerage, is, we find, unfounded. We copied
the paragraph from the llampshire Telegraph,
and the personal worth and consideration of the.
lion. Baronet .led us. into the belief of its being
.correct.--(illorning Herald.)• .
EsT WICK HA AL..__Thp remains of a:CIS:IVES T, Es
Admiral of the li7hite, arrived 11.:•e. on-S. dild4Y last front Wor-
cestershire, and were int2t-reet in the: family vault.
The Coromandel, arrived.in the Downs. from Madras, sailed
the lath Qctaber, and from the Cape the 14th December ; left
at the Cape the Pilot and Essex for London ; 13h:cher and Prim-
cess Royal for England ; and Dora for New Smith 'Wales. The
Norfolk, for London' was turning into Table Bay the day she
left. The Coromandel has been three weeks beating up c,' hannet
against strong easterly winds ; observed a number of homeward_
bound ships in the Channel. • f •
A "'FAIR . or IloNoun.— Yesterday; at four
o'clock, a meeting took place between .H—T
----T, Esq. a literary gentleman, and Mr. A.
V. K-----, a law student. After an exchange of
shots, without injury to. either party, the matter
was
,adjusted to the satisfaction ,of both parties.
The dispute arose about some expressions used
in the Gallery of the House of Commons, on the
night Mr. PLUNKETT brought forward his motion.
FATAL MISTAKE.-On Monday week . Mrs.
George, wife of Mr. John George, of the Union
Inn, Stow-in-the-Wold, feeling herself slightly
indisposed„ sent for an ounce of salts to a neigh-- •
bouring druggist, who by mistake, seat her oxalic
acid, which occasioned her death in a few hours.