The Sun.
London, England, 1816-11-21 00:00:00

Several well-dressed persons having anxiously
applied at our Office for information respecting
the Sinecures in the gift of Mr. CoouETT, as an-

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'pounced in a late publication of 'Fite Sus, we
beg to lay before our Readers an extract from the
Mast Register of that patriotic personage—\o. 20,
page 623
" If a man in any little town, or in a village,
".sells .50 copies of ilte,./legister a-week, cyhy
(c taut sale gives him about five pounds a-year clear
" money ;cind There is he to get five pounds- a-year
" for doing really nothing- but receiving and paying
,f. the money ?"
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Quere.—ls not this something like a little Tel-
ership of the Exchequer ?

THE ARCIIDUKE NICHOLAS.

POVIgH, Nov. I9.—The long-winded embargo
is at length off, and. 14 vessels arrived in the
course of the night and this morning, bringing an
immense number of passengers and bagg.ige
amongst it several carriages belonging to the Arch-
duke NICHOLAS' who arri'?ed in the Downs, and
landed from the Royal Sovereign yacht at Deal last
evening. This mornin.r the Archduke reached
Dover Castle about 10". o'clock, under staalute
from the Citadel ; and, attended by Count Lte-
van, the Ahlhassador to our Court, and suite,
went over the whole of the fortifications and-sub-
ferraneons passages at the Castle and heights,
conducted by Col. Foal), Commanding Engineer,
and Col. MARLA?. -His Highness came down the
grand shaft, and walked through the town to
Wright's hotel, bowing., of course, to all the la-
dies in passing ; and lett this place at five o'clock
this evening. .The Archduke appears about 22

years of age, neatly six feet high, and in counte-
nance -much like the Emperor ALEKANDER. Lie
was dressed in a dark green close coat, COstlack
trowsers, and foraging cap.
The arrival in London of Prince Ntcnot.as,
brother to the Emperor of Russta,,has been hourly
expected for several days pait. St. Alban's-honse,
in Stratford-place, has been in a State of readi-
ness for the reception of the Prince since last
Friday. Mr. BEAUMGAR, who Superintended the
establishment when the Archdukes were here, is
appointed to superintend *the establishment upon
this occasion. Two of the Royal pages and four,
Royal foot Men will attend the Prince.
The Russian Ambassador art ivied in London'
yesterday about half-past one o'clock in oneof the-
RE6ENT's carriages, to announce the arrival of
his Master's brother in Englandi and in a short
time after waited upon the PRINCE REGENT in a
private manner to announce the event.
- At five o'clock, the Prince and his suite arrived
at St, Alban's -House in eight carriages, to o of
them royal, in which were the PRINCE and his prin-
cipal attendants. The PRINCE'S principal attend'7
ants are— •
Le Lieutenant-General KOUTSUSOFF, Aid-de-Can de
~LTramaux.. •
Le Consenter d'Etat Actuel Le Baron de NicitoLAY. •
Le Consenter d'Etat AetneL SAvaaasorr. •
Le Consenter de.College, GLINga..
Ia Lientenant-Colonet 111ANSf.Y.
Le Captain PEROFKAY4

Doetetlr CRICHTON.
In a short time after their arrival Sir Balm
MlNThcoomplvt.n waited on the Primce with the
REGENT'S congratulatory compliments uron,his
arrival in England. Count LIEVEN, the Russian
Ambassador, also attended the Prince, and dined
with him.
Sentinels are stationed at the door, and ev#ry
attention is to be paid to the Prince during bit
stay in England, by command of the PRINCE
REGENT.

IMPROMPTU.
Quid pro Quo.
AnoLEittys in a fearful trim •.
Thought 1 LLEY had made game of him;
So totts'd up to a vigorous'saily,
Ile wings him and makes game of ALLEY.
moult.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Duke of Montroie, in Grosvenor-street, from Scot-
land; the Duchets of Manchester and family; in Berkeley.
Square; the Marquis and Marchioness of Chtilinondeley, and
Lady Charlotte Cholmandeley, in Piccadilly the Dowager
Marchioness of Lansdown, in Albemarle-street ; the Earl of
pembroke, in Mliugton•street ; Captain Belson, at Ilolmees
hate ; this Dowager, Countess of Sefton, lu
Berkeley-sioarc. .