The Sun.
London, England, 1820-06-17 00:00:00

[British Press.]

A proposition has, it is said, been made to her
Maje•ty H submit the case to the arhitration of
tour Noblemen ; two ou the part of the Queen,
and tiso on the part at his hi-4.jesty. Those
named for his Majesty were, the Drake of Wel-
lington suit Lord Gistlerenglii.. and those for .he
Queen, Earl Fitzwilliam atirrLard Settott,_.but-it
is added Lila'. Earl Fitzwilliain has declined.

[New Times.]

A ►legree nt socl► at: Will °tea

•ion,illy occur in all services, inanifcs'ed i(self t
day before yesterday in a battalion of the Guards.
It originated merely in the discontent of SO !lie
irlipit es at the state of the barracks into which
lifey had been lately removed, and at the fatiguing

duty which they had been called upon to per-
form, but it had not the slightest connexion %rich
any political cause wha►ever. Exdggeration and
n►isr• presentation, however, were as usual, at
wink, and some alarm was consequently felt
iu the City. We are quite satisfied that
such alarm was without any sufficient foun•
lotion. The spirit of loyalty and attention to

discipline which characterise the &nisi) Ar-
my in general, are not at all to be shaken
by the example of momentary error in a
single bartaliou. Nay, we doubt nor but that
the offenders themselves would he the first to repel
sn ottio,t a snspicion as that they were at all de&
eieet i 0 Z*al and at achtnent to their King and
Co,titry. Their faith (for a Idol' it undoubtedly
w. 4) had a totally tiff rent cause ; and there is no
do.drt, but that the di:content in which it originated
will be eisilv remoe,d by the exertions of the pro-
per an horn Meanwhile this b.rti idiot) (the Ist
of the 3.1 Regiment) - was yesterday temovrd to
.once ,;istance from town ; a few
cheered them as they passed, but the men
did not seem at all inclined to enter
into the spirit which prompted this sort of
grato)ation —" T,e report received thi: after-
noon," says an Evening Paper, "‘ from the Com-
m rotting Officer of the left wing of the Regim,i t.
on its first day's march, is highly creditable in
every respect,' o the discipline and gorid order of the
men. Vivi! a late hour last night consh!er-
able crowds remained assembled near the King's
Nlews and at the Horse Guards. The rumours
which were in circulation amongst them were
too improbable and contradictory to merit parti-
culla'. notice. A party of the Life Guards, stetioned
within the gates, were mounted and in readiness
to as:ist the force of the police in preserving the
public tranquillity ; but we ate happy to add, that
scarcely any apprehension was entertained that
their services would be recoil-ed.

The continued ajournments of the debate re-
specting her Majesty tend striingly to, confirm the
proptioy of the Lord M.ytir's suggestion to
:he Coin ion Connell. His Lordship said,
'bun when the Reeptisi;ion for calling the Court
together ryas granted, there Was a stro,ig hope that
the negocistion would by this tittle have led,
eitlierto a favourable tertnitiation, or that ouch
would have been thown upon
.the delicate
Nithjt•ct as to have furnished a guide to the'Court's
proceediogs ; hut that not having been the case,
he did hope that the Court would think it,wise to
postpone the consideration ofthematicr.

FUNERAL OF MR. GRATrAN.

[Fa! the'. Pa; ticulars.]

- At a quarter before twelve o'clock, yesterday,
be Fooetal Procession ut the. late. Right Hon.
HENRY GRATTAN, began to move from Rielintond.
House, Privy Gardens. It was previously Mar,
studied in the area before the house, and then
oa•sed out through the gateway in trout of
Downing-strtet.—The follo.ving was the order
to whieh it moved in solemn Procession to West-
miosier Ahhrv-

Mr. Lee, the High Constable, and a party of the Police,
clearing the way. •
Bearer, with plume of feat hers and escutcheon of the deceased.
THE COFFIN,
•
Covered with a rich pall, supported by the: ,
•Dukt of , Duke of Leo stet,
Duke o 1 Norfolk, Earl of Dintoughmore,
• Earl Harrowby, Earl ilCharlennint,
Lord Holland, Lcrd 11.' Fitzgerald. „
Chief Mout Der, his train supported, Henry Grattan, Esq.
Sectord Mourner, James Grattan, Esq. train also supported.
Then fiilkwed, three by three,
H's Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, the Duke of . De-
vonshire, the Mari-plisses WelleSley, Conyng haul, Down-
shire, Tavistock, and Lansdown' t he Earl of Darnley, Lords
Nugent, .1. Russell, and a number of noble Personages of
the first distinction. -