The Sun.
London, England, 1818-01-30 00:00:00

sooli us nll (!auger was I emoved.

The cxpected colointlince of Ott Iteitricti

The American brigs, Fox and Planter, sailed
'coin. Trieste the rttb instant for Baltimore, laden

with arms and ammunition.

The following is the only article of any interest
in our Ship News of this day :
" CORK, JAN. 24-25. —Sailed his Majesty's
schooner Pictou, Lieat. MORGAN, fur Plymouth;
Braitybrd: tranTort,No. 16; Regulus, No. 368 ;
and Minerva, No. 236, with the Sth Regiment on
board, for Malta."

I CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 30.—We hail but few
[fresh arrivals this morning, but there was plenty
left over from last day for the demand. Fine
'Wheat and Oats sold on the same terms as Mon-
day, but Ordinary was dial; Fine Barley is in de.-
mand; Grey Peas and Beaus are rather dull. In
other ariicles no alteration.

lITRYNIOUTti, 27.—0 n Sunday bis High-
ness Prince LEoPoLn hea:•(! Divine Service in a
private manner at Came, and in the afternoon
rode to the sea-coast. Yesterday his Serene
.HigimeSs, accompanied by the Baron If AR'
DEN2SROoKe and -Dr. STocg.:Uft, for the first
time honoured. this town with a visit. The
PRINCE rode by the KiNo's statue; and' through
the street opposite the 13;ly : he was greeted
by the spectators with every testit»onv of silent
and' becot»ing respect, and returned' it with the
most gracious condescension. His Serene High-
ness madt but a short stay and returned to Came
House to dinner. His Highness incend.s this
week again to sport on IVarlowell estate, the pro-
perty and family residence of T. B'SLLETT, Esq.
so highlly famed for field sports.

Yesterd'ay the Duke of YORK. rode ont for the
bird time, aitd visited the Duke and Duchess of
GLOUCESTER, as did the Duke of Sussex.
The 110i1011rable CHARLES LAMBE has resigh-
ed his post as a Member of the Strh-Commitree of
Drury-lane Theatre,. and is Aucceeded. by Lord
YARITOUTH.
Sir Wm. roLe, lttrt. is appointed High Sheriff
of Devotishire for the year ensuing.
VOYAGE TO TUE NORTHERN REG-WM—Me
vessels ft-tang out, for the purpose of making diS-
coverits..in the Northern Regions, are row ; IWo
to be commanded by Captains and two by Lieu-
tenants. Those destined for the North We§t pas-
sage by -Mason's Bay, are the Isabella-, Captain
Ross, and COntmodbre, Lieut. ROB-ErsTsoN ; the
Alexander; Lieutenants PARRY and •FtoPPNER.—
For the North to the Pole direct,. the Dorothea,
Captain Ructror and Lieut. NinetteL ; the Trent,
Lieutenants FRANCLIN and KEECHEY.
On Saturday last, the imnortAnt and long-
pending case of the KING v. VALLER O'GRADY,
Esq. was resumed in the Court of Error, in
Dublin; when, after Mr. Baron CureGE had. de-
livered'his.opininn in unison with that of all the..
Judges, except Baron SMITH, against the claim
of Mr. W.. O'GRAnY„ the final judgment- of the
Court was pronounced—Fait TUE CIIOWN.
G. CaaaoLL, Contractor for the last Two Lot-
teries, has the pleasure of reminding his Friends,
and the Public, previous to their making their
paechaseS in the present Grand State Lottery,. of
the extraordinary success which generally attends.
his fortunates Offices ; as an. instance of which, it
must be recollected, that dining the Last Lottery
alone, he Sold in Shares no less than Five Capi-
tals, iucruditig.TWo of TWerstv Thousand Poundi.
The present Lottery, which will commence Draw-
ing'on the Itth of March, contains the following
inducements, which it is sufficient briefly to enu-
merate :---Twelve -Pipes 'of fine ,Old Port—Otre
Hundred Capital Prizes—Tlireq Prizes of 30,000/
Sterling, Ac.Sce. &c. Tickets and Shares are sell-
ing at No. Cornhill, and 26, Orford-street,
‘Vhere'No. 7,735, the fast pri-ze 0f.n,000/. ever
drawn, was sold in Shares.

STEALING. TWELVE HUNDRED POUNDS IN A
DIVELLING-EIOUSI4:.

MA ntn ORO U G r.F.T.—.lnic randy, i deplorable ton-
ing years old, was charged by her ttiiclr., Mr.ltichard
Tactiy, of N 0.52, Tottenham-court Road, with stealing his
cash-box, containing. 1,1.591. in. Bank notes, 25 gilineas, and
18 sovereigns.; fiaim his direlling-hottse.
The pros.rcittur, who;a feW thtys since retired from business,
. stated, that he had taken. he prisoner under his roof from
charitable motives on three oceasions; but the had before
been detected in thieving. On Wednesday Mr. 'rind:: had
oecasiim to zo' iota. the city, a.nd on his return at nine ty'rhiel.-.,
he niiswti the cy.h-box, which .Wai inclosed in a small trunk.
Yestm day the prisoner was found at Ni). 12, Eden-street,
Flaniostrad-road, concealed tinder a hlfr. Theirmik which
cont....rued the eash--Irox was also found in the room, and an
ineffectualattempt hail been made to open it, but to] tunat ely
the cash-hos contained the trrtiSnTC tunimcbed.
The Magistrate .inquired • of the juvenile offender if she
knew that the boa contained money ? Site replied in :he
affirmed ive. •
Mr. Tandy wished the prisoner tm be sent to- sonic Inr,titu-
tion ; but the nagiNrlte said timt court' not be done till
after coirvirthm.

The- prilorier renterided until the people from Eden-
street cuttiti attend.

tr. 7, ,3nblitiv(l it tii(ii tie utmost rapiithy

on Bank Payments in Cash is. another *topic of
Opposition complaint.' If front the high price of
Gold, the course of Exchange, and negociations
for Loans in behalf of foreign Powers, the re-
sumption of Cash Payments would be inconve-
nient and- inju.rimis, %torrid it not be abstird to,
adhere to die St:jet letter of the law id, contra-
, vention of its spirit and intended purpose .? That
molt, arts have, -as usual, been used to diminish
our Gold circulation was to be expeeted,.and it
tvae impossible to avert such Practices. As one
remedy, however, to lessen, if not wholly to pre-
vent evil, an intelligem Correspondent sugge;is
to us the policy of having an authorized Monthly
StatemeNt of the. average Market Price of Gold, •
and to raise or lower the Mint, or current value
of the Gor.b Coil's in proportion, so that there
may not be the least profit on exporting them.