The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-02 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

UNION-HALL—_{Tuts DAY.)
First amongst the disorderlies ushered betore-the Sitting Ma-
gistrates was Itlr. George Kent,
_of sporting notoriety, who was
charged by. a young man, named John Beal, with having placed his jaw-bone by a tremendous blow of the list. The at_fair took place so near the Circus watch-house, that George
dropped into it from the recoil of his own blow, where he was
detained all night with many of the jolly votaries of St. David.
Glyorge clued that he had been to visit a friend in the King's
Bench prison, with whom, getting almost as drunk as David's
sow, he had no recollection of the circumstance, and he thought
it was impossible ho could have struck the blow without knock.
ing the prosecutor to pieces. The Magistrate fined him ts. for
being drunk, and the prosecutor went over to the Sessions then.
sitting at liorsemonger-lane, to prefer a bill of indictment for
the assault.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

[FROM LLOYD'S 1
DEAL, MAtlctt I.—Wind W.S.W. fresh breeze.—Passett
through for the River the Magnet, Pod, front Bombay, sailed
the 20th of October ; Lorton, Snowden, from St. Domingo ;
Monarch, Barclay, from St. John's, N. IL, and Galconda,
Goodridge, from Charleston. Arrived from the River, and
remain, the Britannia, Lamb, for the Cal...it! of Good Hope ;
Baildington, Thomson, for St. Kitts ; Bee, Wishart, for the
Mediterranean ; and the Agnes, French, from Newcastle, for
Lisbon. Put back the Saxony, Palmer, for Gibraltar.
PoaTsmouTit, illancil I.—Wind westerly, blowing
strong.--Arrived the Ruby, Haswell, from St. Michael's ; Ibis,
Smith, from Hull, for Oporto ; George the Fourth, Barrow,
from the Downs, for Calcutta; and the John, Mann, from
ditto, for Alicant.
Co wro, /11A crt I.— The American ship Clarissa, of Boston,
Mansfield, with iron, from StockholM, for Boston, arrived here
last night totally disniasted.
FaLmouTit, FEB. 28.—Wind W.S.W.—Sailed the David
Walters, Phillips, for London..
LivEurooL, FEB. 28.--Wind W.—Arrived the Mary
Beach, Allen, front Savannah, sailed the 2d of February.

The 'Wallace, Proctor, from New York to Limerick, put
into St. Michael's the 16th ult. dismasted and leaky, and it
was supposed would be condemned.

restirdait a Court of Directors was held it the East India
Howie, when Captain Gilson Reeve Fox, of the ship Marquis
Camden, took leave of the Court previous to departing for St.
Helena, Prince of Wales island, Singapore, and China.—
Captain Belfry Homer was sworn in to the command.of
ship Prince Regent, consigned to .11911411101 and Bengal.

SOCIETY OT ANCIENT •BElTONS:—YeSterdily
being St. David's day, this society, after having gone in pro.
session to St. Martin's Church, where a sermon was preached by
the Bishop of CHESTER, celebrated their 112th anniversary at
the Freemasons' Tavern, Lord CAWDOR in the chair; *lp-
ported by Lord Kenyon, Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart„ M. P.
Sir Charles Morgan, Bart., Al. P., and other individuals of
rank. There were about 250 respectable gentlemen present,
and the gallery was filled with.ladies. After the cloth was re.
moved, and the usual loyal and introductory toasts were drank,
the children of the Institution, apparently about 15(1in number,
boys and girls, were introduced into the room by Lord Kenyon,
Treasurer, the Under-Treasurer, and the Stewards. Their ap.
pearance was extremely interesting, and evinced the great
attention which had been paid to then. comforts and condition.—
After singing an ode, adapted to a Welch air by Al r. Parry,
accomptinied on the ham by his son, the children withdrew,
and " Prosperity to the Welch Charity," was proposed and re. ceived with the greatest demonstrations of warmth anti benevo-
lence. Various other toasts then followed, and were enlivened
by several appropriate songs and airs, the execution of whiet
drew forth the most animated plaudits, particularly the per-
formance of 44r hyd y Ito:, with variations, on the flageolet anti
harp, by Air. and Master Parry, which was encored. A hand.
some sum was announced as the amount of the subscriptions.

BIM, AND THE TWENTY THOUSANIA
of the 20,0001. Prizes, drawn yesterday, viz,
No. 7340, Class A. 20,0001.; and No. 10,004, Class B. 20,0001., were shared and sold by BIM,
who also shared and sold five of the minor Capi-
tals drawn yesterday.
ASTONISHING SUCCESS AT HAZARD'S !—Three
out of the Six Twenty Thousands drawn tester.
day 'were shared and sold at HAZARD and Co.'s
Offices, Royal Exchange ; Cornhill ; and
324, Oxford.street.—Nos. 2845 (Class A), 73110
(Class 13), 10,004 (Class A).
The Ticket, No. 2845, drawn a Prize of
20,0001. yesterday (St. David's Day), Nis sold
to a ciab of Twenty Welchmen, by their Coun-
tryman, EYTON, No. 2, Cornhill.

A monument to JOHN KNOX the fitint -Jo Scilts
,
reformer, has been erected in the Merchants' Park, niasilow,
and is spoken of as a great ornament to that city. A similar
testimony of respect to the memory of the law Oenerid Preto x,
designed by Mr. Nish, has also recently been erected not far
from Carrr a, bon.

The Town Council of Perth on Tuesday week
resolved to petition Parliament against The pros
posed exclusion of the small bank notes from
Scotland ; and,lt is said that other public bodies
in that town. Mean to follow their example.