The Sun.
London, England, 1820-04-21 00:00:00

bHIP NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, APiilL 19 —Arrived the Hope,
I.l3;sseo, iron) Jersey. Sailed the Isabella, Busby,
for Qiebec.
CORK, APRIL 15.—i-11-lived the Caroline trans-
port from Plymouth, with the 3d Veteran Bat-
talion on board.

DIAL. APRIL 20 —Came down from the River
and ihiltd, the Moils, Hot nblow, for Madras and
Bengal.

Prince LEOPOLD left Claremont yestetday after-
noon for Lo Ou his' way to town, his
Royal liit:liness stopped at Kensinv.ton, to dine
with the Dfichess of KENT, at the Kin,.'S Payee.

OnXlTednesday Prince PintAP of HussE Hold-
soutto, accompanied by linroll O'NAGHTEN, gild
the other Gentlemen of his suite, left tuwu tor
Claremont, on a visit to Prince LEOPOLD ; Prince
PUMP and suite returned to town yesterday.
NVe ontietstand that since the Bank of England
has been compelled to pay in specie, there have
been only three ingots issued from the Bank to
the Public.

Yesterday the remains of Dowager Lady Bort-
GOYNE, [Chet Of the late General BURGOYNE,
were removed from her house, at the top of Ox-
fr►rd-street, for interment in a vault in Mary-le-
bone burying-ground.
Errost, Stock-Broker, 2, Cornhill, begs leave
to remind his friends the Public, the Drawing of
the Lottery commences the 27th inst. when Two
Prizes of 20,0001. Consols will he decided in the
first five minutes. There are also 100 oilier
Capitals; including tour of 30,0001. Consols,
winch EYTON hopes he shall have the pleasure of
disirihuting among his Friends. All business in
the Public Funds transacted ►tith fidelity and dis-
patcl►.
It has been asserted by a French author, that,
from the great number of the English peasantry
who have made deposits in the Savings' Banks,
and which are all invested in our Stocks, there is
now more physical power interes'ed in thefunded,
than in the landed properly of the conntry. When
to this double security of right and power, the
punctuality of payment is added, it seems surpris-
ing that Stocks are not considerably higher ; and
much credit is due to the foresight of Mr. CAR-
ROLL, when he contracted with Government, for
securing to adventurers the rise itt Consols above
684, in the Four Prizes of 30,0001. &c. and in the
Two of 20,0001. which, witf► snore than Twenty
oilier Capitals, twist be drawn Next Thursday,
when the Luttery begius.

T ft Y.

SIR WALTER SCOW.
(From Tier Shegit LI Notary.)

Where is tiij harper?—Off with your helm*,
Bring out the golden sword. Ile shall be crown'tl.
When I lay -Sick in Palestine; and oft
When I hate sunk grave-deep with heavy thought*,
Seeing as many fiends as he Who fires
His fancies at 04 moon ; his harp hath slain
More deadly enemies than all your st.Vords.
What ho.-;.-Let him Come forth. aid Play.

LandAif the Mountain and the wood,
The purple lake, the thundering flood;
Lind of the tartan and the plume,
Of valour's breast, and beauty's-bloom ;•
If Over hoW'd thy noble oar'
The minstrel's golden string to hear;
Scotland exult, thy mitigthel SOO
Has the 114. ch prize genitit *on ;
Ha. stood in Eiltland's royal ring,
Prais'd, lov'd, and houour'd by his king.

The day is past of fight and feud,
The sE►ear has lost its sullen food;
No more the Chieftain. in his hall;
Starts at the warder's trumpet• call:
The moat is tilled, the nnil►er'd tower.
Is curtain'd with the woodbine's flower.
The Sillies round the portal-shield
Veil the rich spoils of flood and field ;
But Scotland by thy victor Son
Are spoils of nobler combat

Upon thy solitary shore;
Upon thy • Mountain's summit boar,
Upon thy red deer's forest tract,
Vpon thy desert cataract,
H. sent *his voice—and-from the wale,
The mount, the cataract, the care,
Rose at their minstrel Lord's con►waud,
The thousand spirits olthe land. '
The soul of bending Beauty came,
The Warrior's restless shape of .fl-tme. .
TheTrieSt, Heaxen-gazing, proud and pale,
And gave bins Tact► its treasured-tale. _

Life has no brighter day to come ; k
Return.thuu man of heart and home;
The boy in vision sees the blade

That oti thy knightly neck was laid;
And to the ancient impulse true,

Swells with the glories of LititeLeucti.
And joy is wild in blwer eyes,
. .

And softer cheeks wear horning dyes; •
Till to her father's bos(411 prest, •
The whole high heart is calm and blest,
And cups are crowning round thy hoard,
To HIM who gave the SPUR and SWORD.

REGISTER OF FASHION.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.

Yesterday Viscount. Castlereagh gave a grand dinner to the
Foreign Ambassadors, Ministers, and others.

Yesterday, the Earl of Liverpoul gave a grand Ministerial
dinner, at his house, Privy Gardens.
Yesterday, the Chancellor of the Exchequer entertained a
large party of his Ministerial friends, with a grand dinner, at
his house i❑ Downing-street.
The Marchioness of Salisbpry had a grand assembly yester-
day evening, at her house in Arlington-street, which was
very elegantly attended.
The Ambassador of the Netherlands gave a grand enter-
tainment yesterday to a party of distinction, at his house,
Whitehall-place. - •