The Sun.
London, England, 1820-10-07 00:00:00

THE A;IAIY.

Five companies of the Ist Royal Veteran Bat-
talion are now quartered at Woolwich Deptford,
and Bow.--Four troops of the 4th Light Dra-
'goons are now quartered at Croydod, and two at
Bromley, where they are -to remain during the
present proceedings of Parliament.
The North Hants Regiment of Militia, com-
manded by Lord RonNEY, assembled on Tues
day for permanent duty at Winchester. They
removed on Thursday from quarters in that City
into th.e Barracks; in which are the depots of the
47th, 65th, and 67th Regiments of the Line.—
The garrison is commanded by Lieut..-Colonel
MILNE.

THE LATEREV.FREDERICK IREmoNGER.n—The
estimable character of this Gentleman is evident
by the high respectability of the persons Who at-
tended at Winchester, for the purpose olcarry-
ing into effect a plan for erecting a Public Mo-
nument -to his memory in the Cathedral of that
-City, and those who form the Committee. We
are glad to learn that 5001. are already sub-
scribed.
LEGAL. ANECDOTE—An eminent Barrister of
the present day, who, in early' life, had much
Old Bailey practice, was consulting - with his
Client on an approaching trial. Searching into
the merits and demerits of the case, he found the
accused rather too costive upon one or two points ;
Come, come,' my friend !" said the honest
Lawyer, " tell the truth here, or we shan't
be able to lie to any purpose in another place :"
Letters are in town from Port au Prince,
stating, that a Committee of foreign merchants
had been' formed to inquire into the circum-
stances which led to the late, melancholy fire
there, ana to ascertain the amount of the loss
sustained. It was proved that it originated in
accident, and was not the act of incendiaries, as
was at first apprehended, and that the loss, on
the part of foreign merchants, in book debts
only, was equal to 700,090 dollars, all which
debts became cancelled, the sufferers having had
no means of effecting insurance.
Thursday Lieutenant-Colonel WEsirEror, with
Capt. DANIELL, arrived in 'Dublin from Oporto,
per the Fair Hibernian, These Gentlemen had
been Officers in tie Portuguese army, but their
services being no longer considered necessary in
that country, in coniequence of the Revolution,
they have returned home.

As the Duke of WELLINGTON was returning
on horseback from the House of Lords, on Tues-
day, through St. James's Park, a crowd of 20 or
persons, assembled at the Stable-yard gate,
hissed and groaned as he passed. His Grace
immediately pulled up his horse, and turned to-
wards them, apparently with the intention of
demanding their motives for so doing, but not a
single individual waited his approach, the whole
of them instantly taking to their heels and scam-
pering of yin every direction. The Noble Duke
smiled, and passed on.
The Dtrke and Duchess DE CAZEi gave a most
splezulid entertainment, on Thursday, at their
seat at Harrow-on-the-Hill. Several marquees
were erected on the lawn, where upwards of 200
cover§ were laid for the young Gentlemen of
Harrow School. A band of music, stationed on
the lawn, played several delightful airs during
dinner. They gave the Duchess DE BERRI and
the Duke DE BouunEAux's health, with three
times three and, after drinking the health of
King GEoRGE IV., they drank that of the Noble
Donors.

Sir CIIMILEi MORDALTNT, Bart, has resigned
his seat for the County of Warwick, by accept-
ing the Chiltern Hundreds, on account of ilol
health.

The ensuing, Anniversary of the Hampshire
PITT CLUB is expected to be numerously attend-
e CIIARLEi Rica is to be the President.