The Sun.
London, England, 1821-05-14 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The 85th regiment, _which has been stationed at Brighton
a considerable tinre, will, it is understood, sail in a short time
for the Mediterranean ; but it is not unlikely that they will
afterwards go to Corfu, or one of the lonian Islands—,
(BrtroirroN• nEItALD.)

The Leicester Militia are ordced to assemble in the market.:
lace of Leicester, on Tuesday the 29th instant.—(LE-IcE'sTi:
OURNAL.) _ _ _

On Saturday last (sth instant), upwards of 300 men of the
Hon. the East India Company's Artillery and Infantry, march-
ed from Chatham to Northfleet, to embark for India, on board
the Marquis Wellesley and the Lord Grenville.-(KENTisir
GAZETTE.)
The Star transport will take on board, froth this garrison,.
three companies of the 51St.Regiment, and proceed with them
immediately to Malta. This transport, and those that take'the
remainder of the 'Regiment, will afterwards convey the 90th
Regiment from Malta to Corfu, the 75th from Corfu to Gibral-
tar, .and the 20th from Gibraltar to England.—(HAArrsimtE
TELEGRAPH.) •
Detachments of the 60th, 62d, and 74th Regiments, embarked
at Cowes, on board the ship William, Spence, for Halifax.
The corps of Veomanrytlavalry of County of Surrey had
a grand • field-day and inspection, at Clapham Common, on '
Wednesday; after which the whole of the officers of the regi-
ment, and the privates of the troopcommanded by Mr. G. Bar-
rett, of the Moat-house, at Stockwell, were entertained, to the
number of about 70 or 80, with an,elegant dinner, at his house.
A band of music attended. The Colonel, Sir Thomas Turton,
was present, and the day was passed with the most social hilari-
ty, and with much satisfaction with the liberal and elegant pro-
vision, and cordial manners of their host.

•
Co R.N-ExcIiANGE, MAY 14.—A good'supply of
all sorts of Grain ; the best quality obtained rather more money
than on this day week, but the inferior quality not saleable ; a
brisk dernand'for the best samples.
Wheat - -34 s 132 s Grey Peas "fig 29s
Barley ' 20s 2Us Beans ‘lss 30s
Rye oas-30s Oats 15s 25s
White Pease .... ....... 34s 40s Flour, per sack 4tis .50s

SUlClDE.—Yesterday a gentleman who possess-
ed a very respectable situation in the Stamp-
Office, cut his throat in- a fit. of derangement at
his apartments, in Somerset-place. The• Coro-
nu's:inquest is expected to sit on the body this
day,

i'OETIt

On Mr. jAcKSON'S, Portrait of KIANC/S CONST, Esq.
Chairman - of the Sessions for the County of Middltlax.

BY .JOIIN TAYLOR, ESQ.
ARTIST, thy work with just applause we View,
And own the Portrait vivid, firm, and true ;
Thy Picture shews its subject sage, sedate,
Such as we see him in official state,
When truth detecting, and expounding law,
As Guilt before him stands in -silent awe,
Conscious that crime no artifice can hide,
Howe'er the Judge may lean to mercy's side.
But FRIENDSHIP bids thee try thy.skill aggin,
And paint that subject in his social vem,_
With knowledge, sense, and humour amply stor'd,
Which always zest his hospitable board,
And mark a mind well qualified to blend
The Wit, the Scholar, Magistrate, and Friend.

REGISTER OF FASHION.

THE PARK.L.Ify de Park was filled with carriage
company yesterday. In the promenade were
several ladies, of titled distinction too, who wore
dresses without flounces.