The Sun.
London, England, 1821-02-24 00:00:00

BULLION.

l'ortnr,al Gold, in Coin- / .0 0 0 pet Oz
Foreign Gold, in Bat,' S 17 101
New Doubloons
New DoHani ..
Silver In Birs, standard 0 4 111

On Saturday, the 10th inst. Mr. JOHN TYLER,
of Eaton-bridge, Kent, gave a dinner to fourteen
poor metrand women, at the White Horse Inn,
in that 'town. Ne:Ti-r.,}At sat down with them,
and spent the afternoon until ten o'clock, and
then went home with it. thankful heart that he
had the means of making his' poor :neighbours
happy for the time. The ages of, the company,
including the donor, amounted to 1.1 16 'years.
Yesterday the dispatches for Madras, by the
ship Kellio Castle, Captain LINDSAY, were closed
at the East. India Clouse, and delivered to the
Purser of that ship.
Six mar.s.% DAy roft TWELVE SUCCF4SIVE
Yoi NG completed his eighth day's labour, 400 miles, tilt Moa-
-day last, tour rules from Wetherby, in Votli.h.tre, on his re-
turn towards London, he having travelled into tVe-Imore
lard. At the close of the ninth day he was attacked with
slight terer and swollen leg.s nit way 20Imors pertorroingthe
task; Ile • made a start on• -Wednesday toorninz, the 10th
day, and after do, ag 13 moles, lie was beht, nine tulles from
Ferry bridge, be could proceed no forth. r. The 5411
in I" days, which was completed, is the greatest pedestriAn
perfornianre ever heard of.
GREAT litotiom 'MATcti —The Sweepstakes Match of 50
*ginueas each, bettsicen Captain Hall, and Mosrs• Iltorntoti
' and Guest-, took place yesterday morning on liag-hot
at 15 61rdS 'Cad), from a trap 21 yards from the cut!. It was
t'ven-heiting between the three, but Thoruton.for choice.
'lt aas decided a., follows :—'lr. Guest killed eleven birds
successively, the 12111 died .three yards from the horiAtiary,
• and the 15th was missed altbbeet her. Mr. Tlwroton followed;
his second bird, which airs hit hard. carried.. the .shot away,
and the ninth bird got stay killed the others, mak-
ing a vie-with Mr. Guest.. Captain Hail followed ;: he was
backed at even to win, wrieti he had !idled bisdibst SeVtil birds
I,te was backed at 2 to 1, lint he missed the Bth, bird aftuget her,
aod also-the i Ith and 14311,, .and the prize, teat !between .t he
two first shots. Mr. was the fae.,ttrite, -hr kilted
his fust,fivorbirds, Mr. Guest baying hillctl iis.sitcth bird
wail the watch. • • •

THE LONDON JOURNALS.

)AILY EXTR.A.CTSFROM THE MORNING PAPERS.)

[The Times.]

Our readers will learn from the subjoined let-
ter, that the Congress assembled at Liqbach
had been engaged in some very serious delibera-
tions, and had come to a decision of no ordinary
magnitude, on the morning of the 6th instant..--
With regard to the precise -object or result of
the sitting, it would be presumptuous, on such
vague and general information, to offer any

guess
A private letter from Laybach, dated the 6th

ist., states that, " at 5 o'clock in the afternoon
of the preceding day, a meeting of the Con-
gress took place, which continued in close de•
liberation till half past 3 o'clock on the follow-
ing morning. Immediately on the conclusion
of the sitting, eleven couriers were sent off

with dispatches, as it is conjectured ,to the head-
quarters of the army, to the sea,ports, and to
the principal European Courts."

[Morning Chronicle.]

Among the. many proofs which present them-
seves of. the tenacity with which the Members of
the present Administration cling to office, there
is, perhaps, none stronger than the facility with
which one'portion of it waves, in compliment to
another, the decided objections to a mostim-
portant part of our Home Policy, which it has
most unequivocally expressed, and pretends
Most- deeply to feel. Or are we wrong when
we consider the tranquillity of Ireland an object
of paramOunt importance ? It is, in the estima-
tion of Lord Castlereagh, a matter of so little
moment, that it may be given up in the exc:hange
of courtesies with a Colleague? Is such the opi-
nion of au honest Irishman, or of a wise States-

man ?