The Sun.
London, England, 1816-03-30 00:00:00

•° To TUE tvrron, OF Tilt SUN.

NRWPORT, hot or IVIc trr.---In consequence
of the War-Dury I\lalt expiring' o Judy. sth,
tBl6, Mr. JouN CURRIE, Brewer of Ne-wpo6,

stti)plics Lis Houses so that the Landlord! are T 1 Ay/
selling good Stiotig Beer (Halt and Hops only)',
at Fhurpence per Quart, to the general. satisfaction
of the Public."

Well done, honest .101IN'C0RRIE. We tecord,
your name with pleasure, and especially as we see_
you arc the friend of equally honest John Barley-
corn. It has often been slyly hinted that as many
Brewers did not use Malts and nops, the'l4)ett=
sures in favour of these materials could not affect
their Beer pekes. This had better be. taken in name
as the criterion of their manufacture, and then by
the price the public !nay know whether the brie.
rage iaa wholeso►ne one, or such as is:eomposed of
the following, anumg other noxious and, delete-
rious ingiedients, which we ropy from an ntiver_
tisement of Bankrupt's effects iii the very last
Cork, Advertiser we have received.

" BE SOLD, &c.
• Various Drugs, &c. for Apothecaries,- •
" Juniper Berries, Grains Paratlise, Orange.
" Pease,- mott.Orris . Root, in /urge quantities,
" FOR BREWERS !"

Here is 'CompoSition for' Strong Beer with a ven-
geance. Nu wonder its price is unaffected by the
74\141t Duties !

The Bill for naturalizing Prince Le.ortun ofetk,'"
'lntuit; yesterday recei% ed t lioyalAssent. ilis Se 7,
rene Pighness is thereto, e now invested with the
rights and privileges ora British subject. The next
prOceeding will he to confer on into a title and
pity, corresponding as nearly as may be with those
of the Princes of the Blum! Royal of the Realm.
Upon this subject many very erroneons ideas have
been Brunched, Some persons conceive that no
more can be done than to create the Prince a Peer,
tcitit the title of Duke of KE:NpI., to take 'rank
in the •order of his creation,. consequently alter;
all the existing Dul,tes ; but. we believe the case
may. come within the
,rauge,of a Patent 'if juTee-
deuce, placing him at once on a level with the
Princes of the land, or even with the highest class
of them, immediate children of the Crown.

The, Liverpool Courier, animadverting on the
attack urade upon the Royal Family in a recent
debate, concludes in these worls :---" If the
Opposition have, indteell, made Air. iiitouoHAM
their Leader, we conceive !but every tnoderate
man among 111(.111 Must have honestly 'crated
their choice. In a Leader,at' least some dignify,
some temper, some discretion, ought to be ex,
pected ; some power of self-commiand, and of
chastened feeling ; but these are not Air;
11-Roucttata's attributes:"----"1 O represent Liver-
pool, where he is thus esteemed, is the object of
Mr. BROUGUANCS parliamentary ambition
The PaiNcE IteoEN7' wilt hold a Pricy
,Council
this day at Carlton ilonie. Iris Royal Highness,
we arc happy)°, learn, is now yojoying most ex-
cellent bodily hilt experiences a weakness
in his legs from the effects of the vat. A great
number of persons calfed at Chrlton liplike yester-
day to make' ingitiries after his Royal Highness's
health. They consisted of the Officers of stote,
Members of the two houses. of Parliament, the
Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, the LORD
MaYca of London, the REconnEtt of 'London,
Mr. Sheriff list.t.4 &c. &a. &c.

Her MAJF,STY had a select party at her Palace
on. Thursday eVening; •
. Yesterday the Dukes of Yoaxand Kern' and a,
numerous assemblage of the Nobility paid their
respects to...the Qui:.ENl and, PrimnssEs.
At six.o'clock the PRINCIS RE,GP:NT went to dine.
.with his Royal Mother and Sisters at the Palaee.
Lord ditENVILLE- is to receive a rent of 2,5001.
alear for Camelford-HouSe, on a lease for pert,
with a clause of surrender at the end of Seven_or
fr!utteen years:
Philadelphia Papers were yesterday received to
the 22d tilt, They communicate that the
ence between the Senate and House of Represen-
tatives, on the Subject of the Convention ofCritn.'
pierce with Great Britain, Lad not been decided
on Op, 16(11. On 4 hat day, on motion of Mr,
Bibb, th,e Senate resolved to insist on their dis-
agreement to the,Amenrln,ents,tci the,Bill in ques-
tion, and agreed to the conference which had been
requested byt be [louse of Repregvntatiyesto which
theyappointed 13.arboar, and Bibb, on
their part. In the House of Representative 4, on the
16th, it was resrleed,t hat the President of thellnited
States be requested to cause to belaid befOre that
Horse a statementof all expenses which: had been
incurred iu the City of Washington, under the an,
thority of the United States, for erecting edifices
of any kind, and for repairing and ornamenting
bwildings, &a. On the 17th a long digeussion
took place on a motion for the recompense of ;01.
digs who had deserted front Canadair) the 'course
of the war, but iidiourned without coming to
deeition.

By the Ordinance of die King of FRANCE re-
storing the ancient French Academy, the Aca-
demy of Inscriptions, &c., instead of the revolu-
tionary Eitahlishment called the lirstitme, the
Met hers of this latter body are distributed attiong
the toisrAcadeniies, with some le‘v exceptions and
some few additions.

About twelve days ago, the hickerings of the
different soldiers at Amsterdam led to a desperate
fracas, which terminated in the death of three
Dutch hussars, and in some Belgians and Dutch-
men being wounded. The streets of the city
were paraded for son►c. days afterwards by ell-
valry, to I►revent the renewal of tumt&ltuous pro•
ceedings. _ _

At diniblic dinner held at. Belfast ,on St. Par
trick's Day; the following patriotic toasts Were
(among many others). enthusiastically received by
the jovial devotees of the great Irish Saint
4' The rirto..os Cartiot—may he yet see his country happy."
"The utemory of Marshal Ney.' •
" The memory of Sanibel Whitbread."
It: The Exiles of Erin—may tlity find that protection under
the wing of the republican eagle, which WaS denied them by
the monarchical litm."

Irma.--A firebtoke out oh Thursday, about one
o'clock, in Tt!inity-place, st reformed court, oppo.
site to the Royal Statue, on the south 'side, of
Charing. Cross. it was, however, speedily sub-
duel by the pronipt exettiuns of engines fru:li the
insurance °dices.