The Sun.
London, England, 1816-04-04 00:00:00

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On a division; tliprt V:eti 182 %Vil ~ •
fo: the Ciintitinanee or tVe Office; and 100 fur ilia
iuotion=-=`3aj'ority 82. " nx.'

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In flit course of the (Wienssiert On the abort
ibbject, i< stuirt folly 'took place between
'l'Lsessir and kr. Roic. The f4oruier speakfag
from perion'al eXpetieke,
" It was very easy tb make business ;ppear 'very 011Yre,
rihere a place was to he kept, and he asserted that ther.ewail
no sinerure place iu whiCh it wet not possible to make each
ati appeararice and bn'stle of bosineiS fur a short tithe, es trona
*heat irime grounds why it shikild nut be ehuli3hed. When be
held the ohicc of Treaiurer of the N,lvy, he funod by 011).",
rieu€t that it was easy to 1;e bnsify etiyloeti for an hour
ari houi and a half every der to htep a itituatiuse..
Nothing was mnie easy thmi to gibe Orders to a Clerk.to
uzakr
out some long returns, and to conic down to the House in tlfd
evening with a Irrge bundle of papas, what!) it Nvluld appr4
had been arranged with vist labour anil care."—
We should have thought that the Right Hog.
GentlemAtt's eXperience
also have suggested
to him that the idling practice of himself and
friends, when id place, did rpit sulfite to kceP'
theta ; anti that it Wilt proildbly their non-
attention to public business which precipitated:
hits, from his Treasurisliip, iod them from OM'
other Offices.
Indeed Mr. Rose bore witness that the !tight.
Honourable Gentlentan had left nu train addl."
genre or application in the Nat),
Office kvlitc,might not well have been the consequence of #"rff
zeal and integrity in the performance of his alai,.
as he had so candidly described. This .(etovl
was like caustic to the Right lionourable•ex'
Treasurer, and he accused Mr. Ross of 40114.
several lucrative offices, which llCCtliatl.tiri being,
true, we shall only state. in extenuation; that
whenever the Accuser or any of his frieeds.es3
et
slim the Country as splendid a list •of serYic.;
done, it will with pleasure and gratitude retti'id:
him or them with equal emoluments.

No London Brewer has yet
,follotve the
ample of Mr. Counts, of .the Isle of
This is passing strange ! Malt is a mere drug
the market, and it the only drug ,they mt.; they,
ought to lower their prices. !lops are also dieol'er
horses and their toed are cheaper ; 11U104,1 181)6",,
is cheaper ; rents of houses cheaper.---eV 4%4 111'34.
cheaper but the produce of their Broverigi

PRINCIt REGL,NT'S 11EALT11.—Ytsterdity 11113„
answer giveit to the inquirers wus—', his Hopi',
Highness continues better."

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L 111 1.7 E 114 u hid •I (-owl--
IteoeNT's Coutur.—Yesterday
Carlton-house, which was attended b.y the Ldta
Chance!lor, the First Lord of the Treasury, 1".
Lord Privy Seal, the Chancellor of the lixehetpler.
the Secretaries of State fur the tionte and Wat'•
Departments, the Lord Steward the Lord Cbaut-
bcrlain, the Master of the Morse. eke. The 'te-
corder of London was admitted into the pre"a
it -
of tlie Regent, and ma.te Ii ,t,1,„,.( ut the c0417.,-
victs wider sent clive of death at the hot I'etllll4l.l
Sessions, at the Uld

Yesterday the Princess Sointa of GtoutestEk
and a number of Nubility paid their respects, uud
the Count. and Countess MUNsTEIt were ilitrf:
duced, to her MAJILSTY at 111 U Qilei:O'S&lCE. 01'.,
six o'clock the 'lattice REGENT gent to di"
with his Royal Mother at the Palace.
The most inconsistent of all the inconsistencifir
in the bite attack on the Treasury fur initigatini
the severity of the Excise Laws,. was the voica4
that Phi/anthropist, Sir SAUUEL ROMILLY, ill fa.
Your of the utmost rigour of the most rigorous:.

Mr. BROUGHAM'S Alotion relative to the acel•
dental fifteen bushels of Salt, which got the
into so bad a pickle on Tuesday night, w"
tived, not by a majority of 76, as ;111 the NiOrn
Papers have butted.. hut by a majority of 92, tt"'
numbers for the Motion being 48, and HgaiitsC
it NO.
It appears (says a Morning Paper) by the
latest advices from the . Mediterranedo,
Spain had refused so give up the Aleerine bet
which the Aniesican Commodore SHAW claimed
in behalf of the Ilgerine i..lation. The Antc►i.
cans appear desiroub of fastening a quarrel 01"/
Spain on this subject.
The Bank Bill has not been taken up ill tttr
Atnerkan Congress, but its friends intend, to try
to force its passage ; the result, however, -wlO,.
uncertain.

The new Governor of Cattada, General Dstog°
MOND, id arrived at Quebec. A iticoosge, sign't
by his Xxcelleney as Adniinistrator in Chief, w"
communicated to the House of Astenibly oil 014
13th February. . .
An Ordontiance of the King of FRANCS is
(441 to have been issued, for re•iorgiiiiizing 11''
Legion of.Honotir, which in triture is to cansi"
of an unlimited number of Knights., 2000 Office"'
400 Commanders, ISO Grand Officers, nud tighti
Grand Crosses.

The
h widow of Genets! Vissoft4orott bits con..
sewed to the tencOval of hir husband's remains to
a spot ou which it is proposed to erect a nationat
monument to his memory. to her answer to dos,
President of the Milted States on the subject, shg:
y$ —" Tutight by the. great example Which '
have so long had. before me, never to .oppOse triF .
private wishes to the public will, I must congeof
to the request made by ConAress, Which you had
the .goouness to transmit to me and in-doing •
this, I need not, I cannot say, what a perificu
of Individual fecliug I niaige to a sense of public,
duty.".