The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-27 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, OCT. 23.

WiNrs and h.rtniTS allowed to be VlrarebOased at nxsEA.

COPY OF A TREASURY WARRANT.

" After our hearty commendations, having considered your
report on a memorial, praying that the Benefit of the Ware-
housing System may be extended to the Port of Swansea, there.
fore do approve of the Port of Swansea as a Warehousing Port
for Wines an'd spirits, enumerated in Table B. of the Ware-
housing Act, and for so doing this shall be your Warrant.

(Signed)

" VANSITTART."

The 1.,02/al Briton and Brilliant transports,
from Portsmouth, arrived in the Clyde on the
23d inst.

Captain CLIFFORD IS appointed to the Eurya•
lus frigate, ordered to be fitted for the Mediter
ranean station.

We are happy to learn that accounts have
reached the Admiralty of the safe return to the
coast where they disembarked, of the Northern
over-land Expedition, under the command of
Lieutenant FRANKLIN, who, with Dr. IticuAttn-
sox and the two Midshipmen that accompanied
the party, were in perfect health. The discove-
ries which they have made are, we understand,
highly gratifying and important.
The private letters by the Lisbon. mail state,
that the Portuguese Cortex have passed a decree
mposing a duty of 80. milreas (about 201.) per
pipe of 110 gallons on all foreign' brandy ; and
10 milreas on that distilled in Portugal, import-
ed into the idand of Madeira. The previous
duty was 20 milreas. This decree, as regards
England and France, will be in force after 15
days.froni the date of its promulgation, and after
30 days in relation to the ports Of the Mediter7
rancan.

'We are most happy to hare it in our power
most positively to state that it is his MAJESTY'S
intention to spend the winter at the Pavilion.
Mr. WATIER arrived here on Tuesday, to super-
intend the preparations." Yesterday, several ar-
tillery-waggons came from town loaded with fUr-
niture for •the different apartments.--L-(Brighton
Herald.)

Wednesday evening Mr. CLOUD, the King's
'Messenger, arrived in Downing-ctreet, with dis-
patches from the'Marquess of I.OgDONDEIITUI, at
Hanover. Mr. Cr,otTo made a very quick pas-
sage, having left Hanover on the 19th instant.
It was Mr. GAUNT, one of the KING'S private
Messengers; who arrived from Hanover on. MUli-
dai., and not Mr. GRANT.
A truly melancholy accident, we are grieved
to state, took place near Newcastle-upon-Tyne
on Tuesday morning last, at the celebrated
Wallsend colliery, the property Of MATTIIM
RUSSELL, Esq., I3rancepeth Castle. At about
8 o'clock A. M. a dreadful explosion took place :
the report was equal to the noise made on the
discharge of a large piece of artillery. It was in
a new seam, called the Bensharn Seam, that the
hydrogen gas fired ; but how or by what means
it happened remains unknown. The number of
lives lost is forty-nine, of which nearly one-third
is composed of boys. Two men only were saved,
but they are unable to offer any assignable cause
for the sad occurrence.
ROBBING CHAMBERS.—BetWeCO six and seven
o'clock, on Thursday evening, the chambers of
Mr. J AY,SOliGitar, N 0.5, Gray's-inn-square, were
entered by thieves during the temporary absence
of Mr. J. and seven parcels of new books, each
parcel containing 50 books, value 3501., were
carried off. The villains entered at the garden'
window by means of breaking a pane of glass,.
and unfastening the spring-bolt and throwing
up -the sash. Two black follows were-seen lurking
about the ehambers, and afterwards were ob
served to go out at the gate with books ob their
shoulders.

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• FASITIONATILE JOhn • and Lady H.
iloWard, in Glotteester-phice; /lon. •Grey and Lady Mary.
Bennett, at Camelford House ; Captain and Mrs. Jervis
Ricketts; in terkeley-sqllard Colonel and Mrg. Biriaps6n, in
Baker-street; Lord, and Lady Thurlow, in Berkeley-:s.qtare ;
Colonel and Mrs. 31'Itityre,' Curzon-street, May-fair;
Charli Mills; in Henrietti.:gtrief, 'Cavendish—square ; Mr.
Vivian; in Piccadilly, from 00111-irall ; the Lail of Lisbon, at
Stevens:sHotrel,Bobil-Streef,froin his seat in Wales ;, Viscount
Vaughan arid the Hon.lFlr. Johri Vaughan, at ditto, froth ditto
'Oencral'OnsloW, at Feittofi'i HOtil, St. James'i-street, frOm
his seat, Se. Nsebis okfciiit, at" Jordan's Hotel, St.
Jan4s's-stitet, fioni 'th'e Continenf;• Captain -Arnold, -of the
10th Hussars, at the Royal Hotel, St. jarires'S-street, From
; Lady Ld'uiSa*lfiivey;'in Conduit-street ; Lord and
Lady liarbintori, in Albemarle-'street; Lord anct-Lady Fitz-
geralil, in Lower. Berkeley-stteet, from Brighton ;
.Lord Hunt-
IntMVer, in Conduit...street ; 4Ui-d Palderston, at his-, houSe,
in Great StanhOpe::street,'fiorn his 'sat Broadlaridg, HamP-
shit; ;' the 'Earl i;iCil at their -finitse in
• I.l,ppe,r. 13c.onk7..styeet, £m; seat, I\Tav:_-sti,kePai-k, in 11:sseic ;
Ear.l•FFor!.esF.K,,
..bpuse, in Grosve:noir:s4Uaie'on Withte-
day, from seat„gastle,hill, in )evotis4lllre'.' t .

, DE pAR,T,uw.I.-Mr. and Mrs. -Saigent„ 'for Bath ;‘ Captain
and Mrs. Thornton, for Cheltenham; Mr. and Sliss liannuond,
for Queen's-square, Bath; Air C. Rashleigh, for CortitY4l; the
Duke of Manchcster,,Srptn..the Clarendon Hotel', for his szat;
Kimbolton ;:Lord Bingham,,from ditto, for Paris', to meet his
noble father the Earl of Lucan ; the Dowager Duchess of
Manchoter. for Worthing ; the Countess Cowper for BrightOn ;
E. L. Cbarlton, Esq. from Nerot's,ifotel, for Shropshird; Capt.
Chas.Torbes, from ditto, ,for Tunbridge Wells ; Mr. Parry
and Samily, from, ditto, for. Syntzerland ; Mr. Dawson, from
ditto, for Hampton Court.

• BATH Aiinlvm.s.—Lady.Hale, Lady Hankey, Lady Mar.
tin and family, ifon.;Mrs. Hovett, Hon.-Miss Broderick; Sir
John and Lady.Astiey, Sir T. and Lady Bertie, Sir John and
Lady Cox Hippesley, Sir A. and LadyHood,.Sir C.and Lady
Mordatint, Sir E: and Lady Poore4 Sir Robert Gore Boothe—
Admiral Holloway, Gen.
,Donslveli, Colonel Birch, Colonel
arat.Mrs:: Coo Per, Lieut-Colonel Newton, Major Fitzgerald,
Major Sandford, Capt. Arthur, Capt. Burdett, Capt. Bltindell,
..Capt. Eitgerald, Capt. Frankland, Capt. Lysaught, Capt.
:Nicholas, Capt. Roberts, Capt. Roche, Capt. Spicer, Lieut.
.COok,—tir. and Mrs. Morgan', toy. Leach Dr. Manne.,--L-Rev.
Dr. Barnes. Rev. Dr. Duck, Rev. Mr. and:Mrs. Bowles, Rev.
hlr, raid Mrs., Poole, Rev. Mr. and Mrs.' Pottinger, Rev. Mr.-
and. Mrs.. W ard,l Rev. mr.. Evans, Rev. Mr..„Hewitt, Rey.
Mr. PaCker, &v. Mr. Phelps, Rev. Mr. Wray, Rev. ,Mr.
Wickham. . '

WE YMO T IT.— There have been some.. pleasant parties in
this town and neighbourhood,. by sea and land, within these
.ten days, but at this moment gaiety seems on the wane
though we were in hopes _by the splendid arrivals, announced
in the
_Weymouth Paper, that our recent cheerfulness would
have revived. .The intended Ball at the Assembly Rooms, on
Friday the 19th instant, failed, as a few Gentlemen only made
their appearance. Among the varieties designed to attract at-
tention, were the Outinian Lectures ; but the Lecturer_left the
town after the delivery of one, on Monday, to still fewer alidi-
tors than they seem to have ever assembled, even in places
equally,unaccustomed to them. - • ,

The Duke of York, after quitting the hospitable mansion of
the Duke of •Grafton, proceeded to Sudbourne Hall, the scat of
the Marquis. and Nkarch ion esss of Hertford.
Yesterday Viscount and Viscountess Cranborne gave a dinner,
at their
-house in Park-place, St. JaMes's, to the Marchioness
of Salisbury, Countess of Westmeath, Lord Combermere, Mr:
Gascovne,and a sclect•party.of distinguished personages. -
Lord Yarmouth-had a large party to dinner yesterday, at his
house in Seymour Place.

The Marquis of Salisbury is enjoi.ing the company of a few
Select friends, at his seat, Aldborough, it: -Suffolk.
The Might lion. Hobert Peel 'is enlivening the vicinity of
-Lulworth.C...stie. If report may be credited, the Duke Of York
will be among the visitors at Christmas next.
The Earl of Huntington, since his appointment ton.- sloop of
,war, has given up the idea of residing in this country,•for a year
or two.

A Ball was given,. on Tnes:lay last, by Sir Edward and Lady
Bitchings •to large party of their friends, at the Town Ball,
Oxford, which was handsomely lighted up, and tastefully de-
corat,Al with festoons of evergreens. An *excellent .band of
music was provided. .Pleasure, good humour, and harmony
hrevailed, and the dancing continued until a late hour.—We
ear it is intended to establish Private Assemblies, at the Town
Ball, for the ensuing winter.:.. We sincerely hope they will be
well supported, conceiving that occasional meetings of the re-
spectable inhabitants would •be desirable; as tending greatly-to
promote feelings of mutual respect arid friendship.

A 4renoTr.---:-The present Ming of ,% of
hearing- a few days ago that the Archbishop of
PAnrs was at the point of death, said '4 1! West
que mon araid courier." When the celebrated
Earl Of CIIESTE4FI.I3.I). one. morning, not long be-
fore his death, was going to take an airing in his
coach and four, he said to the late Mt. JcirtlNu-

HArbl, whom he invite& to join him at dinner,
"'this-parade; my friend, is only the rehearsal of
my jatieral.7 . •

Lor.L, Escr.x.---A trait of great magnanimity is
recorded'of this Nobleman. Th, hatred between
him and Sir. WAL'r}:a. liALntott is well known,
When Sir WALTLR. had landed-at Fayal, in the
island. of 161adeira, in direct, oppositiOn to the
precise command of Lord 'Essex,- who cbmmand-
ed in that etpedition, his Liirdshipbeint pressed
by some Of the officers to'brittg:him to a Court
Martial, nobly replied, " I would do' it imme-
diately if he were not mine enemy."

Muni suit qui ?nal y pense.Tlie general ac-
count of its origin is. that the King's (E.d. 111.
1350) mistress, the "Countess of
.SUlishury.
having dropped her garter in a ball-room,
Edward taking it up, observed some of his
Courtiers to smiles upon vvnich he called out,
" Milli suit qui mal y peizse— evil to him that
evil thinks :" and in memorial of that 'event,

he instituted the " Order of the Garter,`'
(K.G.) which is composed of the Sovereign and
twenty-six companions, who are styled Knights
Companions of the Garter, and generally. con -
sist of Princes and Peers. They wear a
medal called the, George, representing Me
patron' Saint of England killing the dragon;
suspended by a blue ribbon across their body
from their shoulder., A garter of blue lief
yet, bordered, with gohl, is buckled ender
the left knee, with OW inscription iu }-'7.1,011Ch,
4* lioni soil, qui Pratt ypentx." The knights are'
always installed at Windsor. The Bishop of,
-W 'iachester is Prelate, and the Bishop of Solis."
bury chancellor of the Order.

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