The Sun.
London, England, 1818-08-11 00:00:00

YARIVIOUTH- ELECT-10-N.

• Last night a numerous Meeting of the Electors
of that Boronch, resident in town, in the interest
of the Hon. GEORGE ANSON, was !.eld at the
White Hart, Bishopsgate•streer. The Chair was
taken at 8 o'clock, in which J• Hussey, Esq. WAS
placed. On the Chairman opening cite proceed-
ings, Mr. BATT, a Gentleman front Yarmouth,
stepped forward. He said the Meetinl was wrll
aware of the business that had cailcd them toge-
ther ; and after some further remarks, sta!,--d that
he had made the same arrangements for the con-
veyance of 3 or 400 Voters to Yarmouth as had
met their approhajon in the arduous, anti what
he termed the unparalleled, contest that bad just
ended so gloriously.

Mr. NATHANIEL PALMER then came forward,
and, amongst other observations, stated that the
remuneration fur loss of time,' about which there
hail been some misunderstanding, had been finally
settled, by placing a sufficient sum in the bands of
a Bnkiog House, and which would be paid to
those persons who were entitled and wished to
have it, soon as it could be done, without dan-
ger of •iciating the Election, He produced the
opinion of an eminent Counsel, as his authority
in justification of the procedure.
Mr. SAMUEL HURRY briefly addressed the meet-
ing, expressing himself with confidence of the suc-
cess of the present Candidate.
M. JONES, LF.q. proposed a string of resoln-
tiolls, which he submitted to the meeting, having
for their object the attainment of the Election of
the Hot,. G. Anson ; they were severally seconded
and pnt by the Chairman, and were carried una-
nimously.

The business of the evening being ended, the
Chairman adjourned the theetiog.

Kew, AUGU;;T lo.—Yesterday afternoon the
PRINCE REGENT arrived, and dined with the
Royal Family ; and in the evening his Royal
Highness, accompanied by the Duke and Duchess
of CAMBRIDGE. the DisebesS of GLOUCESTER, and
Princess AUGUSTA, and their attendants, rode
out in three open carriages through Kew and
Richmond Gardens, and up Richmond Hill, and
afterwards returned to Kew through the gardens ;
and soon after 10 o'clock the PRINCE _REGENT
left Kew for London. This morning the Duke
of YORK arrived from Oatlands on his way to
London. The Doke and Duchess of KENT arrived
from Claremont.

BRIGHTON. AUG. 9.--. The PRINCE REGENT
left the Pavilion yesterday. The tubsequent de-
parture of the Royal Household, for Carlton-
House, is decisive of the suspension of the inten-
tion of his Royal Highness to embark on board
the Royal _Yacht for marine excursions tha sea-
son. One of these beautiful. vessels arrived in our
roads about two hours before the REGENT de-
parted from the Pavilion. The Royal Yacht again
sailed for Portsmouth this morning.
Oa Sunday Earl BATIMEST, and several other
official Gentlemen, dined at Clarethont, as a fare-
well dinner, with Prince LEOPOLD and the Duke
and Duchess of KENT.

Yesterday morning Prince LEOPDI,I3 went to
Windsor, on a visit to the Princess SOPHIA. His
Royal Highness returned to Claremont to dinner,
where be l ad a select party.
The Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE left Kew
yesterday. Their luggage arrived in town in the
course of the day; and the Royal Duke and Du-
chess, alter dining with tbe Duchess of GLoucas-
TEEtat Kew Palac, came to town last night. They
depart in a few days for the Continent.
Letters from Naples state, that they have had
an eruption of Mount Vesuvius, which caused
some alarm, but it was of no long continuance.
The thermometer in the shade was at 88, which,
after what we have experienced for the last 70
days in England, we should not consider as ex-
traordinary, but it is tnenttoned as being unusually
high.

A Dutch Mail has arrived, with papers to the
Bth inst. The only fact they contain worth no-
tice, is the arrival of the King of PRUSSIA at Ber-
lin, on the 30th ult., on his return from Peters-
burgh.