The Sun.
London, England, 1820-05-25 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

The Royal Yacht is ordered to be in reailine3l
to sail from Deptford to Calais, to bring over to
Dover their Royal Highnesses the Dukes 111“1
Duchesses of CUMBERLAND and CAMBRIDOS, rib°
will be present at the Coronation.

DEAL, MAY 24,--Arrived, and sailed for the
River, the Arm, Hamilton, from Jamaica, and the
Providence, Leith, from Limerick. Remains hi
the Downs the Lady Borringdon, Living, Nl'
Bombay.

l'ouTsmomi, MAY 24.—Arrived his Majesty's
skip Driver frotn Plymouth. Sailed the Hopes
Flint, for Madras.

HULL, MAY 23.—Arrived the Speedy packet
(transport), from Jersey, with part of the 101
Regiment of Foot on board.
GRAVESEND, MAY 24.--. Sailed the Windsor
Castle, Lee, for Madras.

Hamburg!' Letters of the 191 h state, that Gene..
rd GOURGAUD has at length been set at libertyo
and pissports have been granted him for Frank'
fort on the ?4aine, where he is to at range with
the French Minister his future place of residence.
The Portoguese—Ambassador, the chevalier
Cf./natio, has left Hamburgh for London. "

Letters from St. Petersburg!) of the 2Sth of
Aptil, state, that the Government has issued
new ukase, extremely beneficial to the reruporao,
interests of the calico-pt inlets of Russia, bat
calculated materially to injure the interests of
foreign merchants trading with that count! y •
All printed goods, when printed and brotgirt
to mat ket by a Russian printer, will he entitSra
to a drawback of 374 copecs silver the poonds
which is the amount of ditty on the white goods
when imported. These 373 copecs, in atldiriutt
to the duty of one rouble 40 copecs, laid on to'
reign prints, give to the Russian printer an advau-
tage of one rouble 772 copecs silver, or ss. 4,1. ths
pound, Russian weight (about 40z.) over 11)04
printed goods imported front abroad. This okase
expressly adds, however, that the said drawharinr.
will be granted to those printers only who have ae•
tually ordered the white goods front abroad, RI4
entered them in their own names at the Cuvoay
house ; the drawback cannot be claimed when the
goods in the imprinted state have been ptirchast d
of merchants its. t he market, who must consequent
ly
be driven out of commercial transactions, of which
they have hitherto formed the medium.
Recent directions have been given, it is under'
stood, to forward the Coronation Preparatiouf
with all possible expedition.
WINDSOR, MAY 24 —This afternoon, his Ma'
iesTY left the Cottage in Windsor Great Pater
fur Carlton House. The KING is expected t°
return to the Cottage next week, and reside titer,
during Ascot Races.

Yesterday morning the Princess AUGySTA, tool‘
an airing to Kew.
The Princess SOPHIA rode nit in her Itopt
Highness's neAv ,carriage, and visited the Dtichrgl
of GLoticEsTEE, and afterwards proceedet4 to the
King's Palace at Kensington on a visit to 1175
Duchess of KENT. Yesterday WAS the first t3"'
niversary of the Princess ALEIXANDRINAPS Birth'
day.
Yesterday. the Duke and Duchess of GLOVCSSi
TIM had a dinner party.

Prince LrtoroLD 'left Claremont, vesterdsP,
about three o'clock, for London. His RoY"
Highness stopped at the King's Pal4ce et Ne"'
sington, on a visit to the Duchess of KBDIT. 14°
Royal Highness afterwards proceeded to town:
and dined with the Marquess and Marchioness °"'

STAFFORD.
On Tuesday the Princess AUGUCTA dined wit/I
the Duke and Duchess of CLAttsticE ; A select
patty were also present to meet her Royal H&
ness. Afterwards the, Duke and Duchess grAtifie,,
their Royal Sister with some delightful music, 1".
which Mrs. SALMON snag charming songs, scroll'',
panied on the piano-forte by Sir GeoßGe SMO'ri
A duet for the piano-forte and fiats was perforate'
by M. KoLLMAN and M. SOLA.
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The Lady Effort ingdon, now in the Downs, rope{
out a passenger Sir R. OTTLeT, appOintelo
Chief Justice of the Island of Ceylon. The
gore, which sails from the Downs at the POI
time; has several Missionaries on board, fur C°'

jumbo.
Alderman Wool) passed from Dover to Calii;
yesterday; it is said to meet the QußEN.—(Keiti"
Chronicle )
The LORD CHANCELLOR will sit during the
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suing Term in Lincoln's inn Flail ; and. °nl
'Judges of the Court of King's Bench in one
the Halls of the Inns of Court, instead of at We'.
rninstee.
Good cyder is now sellitig at from 255. to 361 c;
per hogshead, in consequence of the appeat6l/0
of an extraordinary large crop of tipples in
ial
%cyder counties, notwithstanding the late par
Hightq.
Mr. YOUNG has entered into an engelgellleio
with the Manager of the Liverpool TheOre'
perform there t else of his principal charactO
the first of which is to be Hamlet.
PH !wry, the singer, is shoot to deli"' 0,
Course of Lectures. on Vocal Music. to the Oefe
tents of Dublin, previous to Mr. flauats'so
lug the Theatre in that city.
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mingliani "Theatre., and brought down !be, dot
walls upon which it rested. It is now said fOlll
26 poor fellows were either killed or area'
,injured. Six ate ascertained to be dead. apf
Fate.---This morning the neighbnig"°te 0
Chandasastrect Covent was in gt',,
great alarm in consequence of a house in Id
street taking fire; it efluimeoct d in the opPe:roble
and serious apprehensions were for a evosil'ebo'''
time you valued; a plentiful supply of waist, r finis
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Vesterday the Lont:', MAyoa hell a Court of
ottinton Council for the dispatch of business.
The Court was thinly attended at the heginuißg.
STATE OF NEWGATE.
Mr. o!..nnAts,2 said, he rose to call the attention
of the Court to the circumstance of the Grand
Jury having' been lately refused accuse to New-
gate• lie knew it would be t-ery indelicate to
enter at-present into the subject, as lie knew it
Ivtts put wider the consideration of the Judges,
namely, as to the right which the Jury had ot
Visiting the prison. Should the Jo Iges decide
that no such right existed, he would certainly on
a future day hung forward some motion to Make
tionie regulation on the subject. • tie certainly
Latputed no blame to the respectable Keeper ot
ewgate, who was at that moment placed in a
very delicate situation, front the charge which lie
aim' at the time, but then it was proper to have it
ascertained whether the Jury had such a right,
or whether it was a mere matter of courtesy. He
bwould wait to hear the result of the Jodges' deli-
eration on the subject. betore be made any ma.
tifm ; but should they decide that it was merely a
rihititer of courtesy, he would move for certain
regulations to permit the Jury at proper periods
to enter the nriSon and visit its different wirts.
Mr. N. Vi7ILLIAMS observed, that while the
littht was roused, the. Keeper of the prison was
Placed in very peculiar circumstances, troy) his
'laving at that time persons in custody who were
Il'lder charges of a most serious nature. He was
tyre that the worthy Gentleman who held that
snoatiou had no wish wlistevvr to obstruct the
3"EY, excepting when he kit hitnselt bound to do
so from a sense of imperative duty.

ORPHAN FUND.
The LORD MAYO a said lie had a wti,ten state•
tnent Iron) Sir kV:Wain Curtis to Icy before the
ourt oo the subject,
for Which the Court was
that thy held.
MI. WAIT is MAN rose to order. No such paper
31iuld be read, lie observed, unless it was proved
that the person who sent it was so ill or otherwise
"gaged, as to be absolutely unable to attend the
Court.

After some discussion, it was agreed not to read
the Paper at that, moment.
M. WAITHMAN then began his speech,
enterer! into a very lung detail of the history
n he and
d
Progress of the Orphan Fond. The quest'
'lad to submit was not one of a personll.nature,
/J"1 one of general public. importance,be as involving
'lie character of,itheyCityctedit of the
I andvtas raisedt
originally
torrilf)ra•timh—liewhichl the Orphans bad lost
t paying the debt
The Fund was soon after
ierQre the
Rev°lnlion.
'method of raising
t! to be a very convenient .
be told this question
,koney, Perhaps he might t ,
4e longed to the Court of Aldermen, and not (
This Court. So it did, as long as they acted as
Ruardians to the Orphans ; but when the
VOrporation asked for money from Ptairie-
liarn i got it, then as far as .
freneti'tv:ma,n(the(iestiCiu became one. of public
!ilteres, ~„t no longer a mere quest ion belong-
-4.4g 1014 Ma4istrates or L.:)ndon. The Worthy
""'i,,rd`'rrn then ent•zred into a long detail of the
aerendrilhalances which had been left in the.
(.
bands
°} the Receivers; and contends d that It was a 1
--clic)" of public duty to allow it any longer to
l go
Was it proper that file Receiver should av_e
1501 „
1 • - year, and also be allowed to retain 11,0001
b4-4Ate," in his'
hand ? A Committee of the (dome
.'in-"lettners had reported, that the best mode of
,"eefing. the tax Was that now atiOpled. Bat
":" thiS th ' Let •ri read over the list
fif r e case t any ma
h "lalitts and be would see the contrary ; for
there were, one way and another, above 16,5001.
i':
"a". ii,eludipg the balance left in the hands of
of Le Receiver of Wine Duty, who also had a salary
i;:id24l. a Year. The Worthy Alderman Con-
ed by trijiv-ianrg., that the Committee of (3,neral,
:,, "Poses do inquire and report as to the beIIaUCCS
alk I
4'll'l, and also as to rue duties of the office.
Alr, ID
rn ' ' ILLIADIS seconded the motion, and highly
AtilhOieoded the candour with tshich the Worthy
t,im,e,rman had stated the case. It was a matter
Zl"le deepest regret that this question had been
if)inig, "egleeted. He believed that the thing
hoc Dever be put an end to, unless this Court
4-4 an end to it, and he would ask nby the Al-
Leril'ett ought to look to such rewardi when they
i `ePted their office ? Let those who looked for
14eleni "
retire, and it would he seen that there would
--;,_°therti who would come forward, actuated by
I: liberal motives.
':11% bixow concurred in the motion; as did
;irs• Griffithsiod Oldham.
it l'• JAmes, in also giving it his support, thought
0 t'
,etrt, , oidd 6e Inner) , unite to the honour of the AL
-
th,: ,_). that no seal office was held by one of
let;t: "'toy, and that, instead of balances being
/414-hantl, the Court ought to grant salaries.
)larnt,;ell'AYEt.f. regrtqle:i :he absence of the Hon;
°Penlv ti: as that individual li„i, i“rlckeii him
lte ~. ' -11 the hustings, and had asked him Ito"'
saw „drae„" ' ''l
' of
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Now,"
L tg say so ,r;, s.) hint .
t4"dav, ~4;'livell, " IJ4il he :seen here, 1 would bare
4„ ' hewn him that
And / `,.. dare do all becomes an firmest man ;'
Cone, S""Id have ti,erefi•re dared to ask the 84.
me)4 wil he Lad used such epithete in allusion to
the to The Worthy Gentleman Then recapirolated
cto _
ent he trail for wetly wade in the Court
Of -"It Council, to the rettisal of the loan
th QOOO/. at 5 "b
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1 °'.lRh ,_ per Cent, y Sir II idiom. Curti.,
143 band,twit Baronet had such large balances in
Mr. .„,
"tr • 4• N. Witt IAt4S thanked the worthy Al-
,41") for b • . ' .
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..., , tinging this motion forward so can-
‘lritil.,'no dispassionately, and hoped the Court
11e ea" "ever s„ sir
W. Curtis there again, unless
4,..yh,vne to defend himself. H. was justified in
lzetvnte of censure so recently
tqlZerl ino't baeftleira ir
"' wee • •
i4tiii,fits
the tms,athighly commended the manner in
A:ls', 31 ion had been brought on, and gave
tt, 'PPort.
4",
.c 4 short reply from 3,1 r. Alderman WAITH-
,I
he, Was ithanithously agreed to.
'l/4•°LlFt adjourned at tour o'clock.

0.. htivert;seil in a Provincial Paper, to
v7ll"lesale, eonaisting of " several fiet
d4l.,,i'dsomely bound books,, which ate as
‘, never haring been used. '

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CHURCH FELLOWSHIP.
i3LorLE of the living Goo !
I have 'sought tile World around,
Paths of sin and sorrow trod,
Peace and 6ousfort uOw bete found

NOW to yon my spirit tutus,
Turns Fugitive unblest ;
Brethren ! where your altar burnt,
0 receive me to yottr rest.

Lonely I tic) h9tlrer math
Like the elOwt, the wind. the *ate;
Where you•dwilll shall be my home,
Where you die shall be my grate:
Mine the Gub whom you ador,
Your Redeemer shall he mine ;
Earth can fill my soul hd mdrei .
Etery Idol I resign.

Tnll me - not of gain and joss,
Ease, enjoyment, pomp, and powet
Welcome poverty, And cross,
Shame, reproach, affliction's hour !
Follow mr !"—I know thy voices
JEsus, Lord ! thy steps I see ;
Now I take thy yoke by choice,
Light thy burthen now to me.
Sheffield, lseo. J. MON CGOMEA.Y.

REGISTER OF FASHION.

HIS MAJESTY'S 1311AVVING-ROOM.

We copied yesterday from the Gazette, the official notice
announcing that the KINO Will hold a Drawing-room at the
Palace of Buckingham House on Thursday, the lfith of
June. The costume of the Ladies will be the same as on
the Coutt days in her late Majesty's time, with the excep-
tion of hoops, which will be dispensed with. To this latter
article, long felt very inconvenient, her Majesty was very
partial. The coats will be white satin, covered with the finest
lace, or rich embroidery in gold or silver. The robes plain,
bodies very long waisted, pointed before and behind; the
trains long and narrow, richly embroidered all round, and
trimmed with lace; the head-dress, lappets, and bandeaus
with large ostrich plumes of seven or eight feathers.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.—The Earl and Countess of Darn.
ley and the Ladies Bligh, at their house in Berkeley-square,
from their seat Cobham Hall, Kent; Earl Whitworth aad the
Duchess of Dorset, at their house in Grosvenor-square, from
their seat in Kent; the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Cochrane, from
Brighton, at their house in Portman-square ; Captain and
Mrs. Hawtayne, from Edinburgh, at the Hyde Park Hotel,
Oxford-street; Dr. ardly, from► India, at ditto.