The Sun.
London, England, 1819-05-25 00:00:00

was yestollay a silty
report that our venerable MoN AliCti had contrived
to elude the vigilance of those whose duty it is
to guard his sacred Person, and thAt after an
anxious search he had been found in Windsor
Forest. It is needless to comment on the ah-
s•irdity of such a report, nor would we have
noticed it, if a deep and.' universal interest were
not attached to every thing relating td so justly
beloved and revered a Sovereign.

s FUNDS.—The adjoin nment of the Debate
last night, in the House of‘Commons, created as
much bustle and anxiety this morning in the
Stock Exchange as was experienced yesterday.
Long previous to business commencing the House
was crowded to excess, but before the rattle com-
menced, the time of business, an eminent Broker
purchased 100,0001. at 67. This gave fresh
vigour to the Marker," and they began at
that price ; they presently went to 671, but
fell to 67i, at which price tiny were when
the Commissioners purchased, who were served
in Reduced at 661 by the Jobbeis gene-
rally. The alarm has seized the Country Stock-
holders, and in consequence, this _morning anim-
mense quantiry of Stork was disposed of by
Powers of Attorney. Consols afterwards tell to
66k. Bank Stock has fallen to 214, and Ex-
chequer Bills are at 6s. discount, The Five per
Cents. have been done this morning below par.

The length of our Parliameniary Report pre-
cludes au comment on our part on the proceed-
ings on the Rest,lulionS founded on the Report of
the Secret Committee of the 1-louse of Cow Lions,
moved last night by Mr. PEEL. The Debate
latei! till two o'clock this morning, and on the
motion of Lord CASTLEREAGN was adjourned to
this day,

It has bee n intimated in a Morning Paper, that
the Meeting which recently took place in the City,
consist iu of some of the moo: respectable, opulent,
and upright characters that this or any other coun-
try could produce, acted in cOnsconsuce of a pri-
vate connection with tale Bank. •The Paper
entitled to, we conceive, did not intend to delode
the Public, but, we trust; Was itself imposed
upon. by false information. It, however, cer-
tainly treated the Meeting with a sort of frivolous
gaiety onsuiteble to a subject of much impor-
tance to the community, and to the very re-
spectable Mercantile Body who constituted the
Meeting, and who are tar above any such unworthy
clandestine intercourse as tV3S iMputed.to
them. Neither can it be conceived that the Bank
Directors would be disposed to resort to such, an
artifice, even if it were possible to gain the co-upe7,
ration of the respectable Body in trestion.- But
it is highly probable that the Meeting would have
been productive of more ample discuSsion, and of
a more satisfactory result, if the Rabble Reformers
of Spa fields And Palace-yard had not obtruded
themselves in a place where they had no preten-
sions to appear, and who could only have forced
themselves • forward for the purpose of exciting
disturbance and confusion. Hence the respect-
able part of the Company, naturally disgusted at
the obtrusion of such Traders in commotion, were
glarrto put a speedier end to the debate than !night
otherwise have taken place, and to escape from
the Rceolutionary Riffraff who so impudently camel
forth to annoy them.

CROtA,Dt AND ANCIIOR7--Yesterday a meeting of
a certain Class of :Reformers took place to cele-
brate the Twelfth Anniversary of what they style
the Triumph of Tesimiuster and
.Purity of Elec-
tion. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT was in the Chair.
When the cloth was removed, the Baronet, in a
speech, an hour and a half long, expatiated on the
weakness of Ministers,, and the benefits that would
arise trom Animal Parliaments and Unirersal Suf-
frage ! ! 111es,srs. Tnxewat.L,Jons; ilonidonsg,
and other Patriots of the same stamp, were pre-
sent, and after an abundance of those ad cap-
tandum toasts and sen!imenis that ;night he ex,
pected at such a meeting, they dispersed without
any riotous or mischievous consequences. •
LATE MR. HARLOW.--The LORDS of the
TREASURY, with a liberality highly. gratifying to
all Admirers of GENIUS, have isAted an order for
the deli%ery of-the fine copy Of THE,TRANSFIGU-
RATION, by thii lamented Artist, us well as all his
Sketches, and the Casts which he selected at
Rome, duty-free.
THfIE FAIR CIRCASSIAN.—As this Lady has ex-
cited much public notice, it is no wonder that s:le
is the st.:bject of many ridiculous rumours.—
Among cullers, it is said, that on the unexpected
return id 'Ent l'Ettst AN As7BAssADoR to Ins filial=
Sion, he saw her looking out of a window, and
that in consequence she was put under the tuition
of t:vo of her 'sable guards, for the purpose of re-
ceiving a little expiatory discipline.
Yesterday morning the Duke of YORK left town
for Windsor.

. _
The Doke and Dorheqs of GLOUCESTER ;pa-
omit Drioy-1. title Theatre %vial their ptesence
siestcrthy e+renio,;.
We are sou.), to state that another hurricane
has taken place in the Isle of Prance—it ennt-•
ineticed on the 25th of Janttaty, and ii :s throe
great mischief to the snipping, and also to the
of that Island.