The Sun.
London, England, 1829-04-23 00:00:00

LONDON-SESSIONS-(THIS DAY.)

The Adjourned Sessions for tie City of London
were held this morning before the RECORDER, Al-
dermen Sir J. PERKING, BROWN, and FAREnaoTHER.
There was not a single case for the decision of a
Jury ; the only business before the Court being an
appeal of Mr. Buchannan, u silversmith in Racquet-
court, Fleet-street, against a poors'-rate of the parish
of St. Bride's, on the ground of an inequality in the
assessment. The case, which is entirely of local
interest, was likely to occupy the principal part of
the day.

ANNIVERSARY OF HIS MAJESTY'S

BIRTH-DAY.

This being the day (St. George's Day) fixed
upon by our most gracious Sovereign for the cele-
biation of his birth-day, the hells of the several
metropolitan churches commenced a merry peal at
an early hour. A greater number of flags and ban-
ners than usual were hoisted in different parts of the
metropolis, and below bridge streamers flawed from
the mast head of nearly every vessel. The prepa-
rations for illuminations by his Majesty's tradesmen
are on an extensive scale, and the citizens will be
treated with a splendid display at Messrs. Rundle
and Co. on Ludgate-hill. The present anniversary
of his Majesty's birth-day is perhaps the most re-
markable that has ever before occurred—for on this
day the Bill for ,the Emancipation of the Roman
Catholics will come into full effect. Great num-
bers of parties have been formed to celebrate the
day by dinners in town as well as the country.—
Much disappointment is expressed at the abolition of
the procession of the mail coaches.

We understand that money is raising in this
country for some of the states of the North American
Union, fir the purposes connected with their internal im-
provement. Among them are the states of Pennsylva-
nia, Ohio, and Louisiana ; and the money is to be applied,
it is said, principally to the formation of roads and canals.
Times.

It is said that a disposition exists among the
managers of the principal Scotch banks to get rid volun-
tarily of their small note circulation, to which has been
ascribed in part the mischievous effects lately apparent on
the trade in that point of the United Kingdom. This, if
true, will he a very remarkable tribute to the policy of
the late act of Parliament which has put a stop to the
circulation of small notes in England.— Times.

On Tuesday morning Sir G. COCKBURN and
Sir G• CLERK landed from the Admiralty yacht, accom-
panied by Sir BY AM MARTIN and Mr. BARROW, and after
inspecting the dock-yard of Sheerness, which is now nearly
completed, and several of the ships in ordinary, proceeded
to Chatham for the like purpose.
DOVER, APRIL 21.—The Richard and
!elarv, from Newcastle to Bordeaux, has put in here, with
loss of bowsprit, and anchor-stock broken, having been run
foul of by a ship.

JOHN KENIBLE was once performing in
TATE WILKIN3ON'S Company at York with an actor
named CummiNGs, who was much given to ranting, and
was also a great favourite. Often was KEMBLE assailed
from the gallery with the cry of " Why does not thee shout
like CtIMMINGY? thee art no half the actor that CUM-
MIXG9 i 3 : why, We can hear him from the stage to the
Minster."

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

•FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, APRIL 22..—Wind E.—. Arrived from
London, the Charles Grant, Goerest, for\ China;
Sovereign, M'Kellar, for New South Wales; and
Latona, Robinson, for Quebec.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 22.—Wind S.W.—Ar-
rived from London, the Robert Edwards, Sher-
burn, for New York. Sailed his Majesty's ship
Champion, for Africa.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 21.—Wind S.E.—Arrived
from London, the Hylton Joline steamer, for
Gibraltar, &c. Sailed the Haydon, Smith, with
Portuguese Emigrants, for 03tend.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 21.—Wind S. to E.—Sailed
the Caroline, Broad, for Quebec ; and Ovington
Walker, for Halifax.
HOLYHEAD, APRIL 21.—Off Port, the Ceres,

—, from New Orleans.
CLYDE, APRIL 21.—Arrived the Louisa, M'Kel-
Jar, from Trinidad ; and Sarah, M'Alpin, from St.
Kitt's.

The Fanny, Pyle, bound to New York, in entering
Rye yesterday, got on the Wickerwork, and filled
with water.

The Saucy Jack, from Buenos Ayres, is supposed
:o be arrived in the Channel.

NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEE-HOUSE.
The following is a list of arrivals and sailings at
Buenos Ayres :-
Jan. 7. Arrived the English brig Saguinay, Can-
ning, from Liverpool.
Feb. 6. His Majesty's packet Countess of Chi-
chester, from Falmouth and Rio; American brig
Wanderer, Adams, from Boston ; Frederick, Powell,
from ditto; Bolivar, Macy, from New York; Betsy,
Keating, from Boston; Olive, Sumer; from ditto;
and the French brig Joseph, Lamone, from Bor-
deaux.
10th. American brig Aurora, Talbot, from Ha-
vannah ; English brig David Ricardo, Lacey, from
Lima; Devonshire, Strickland, from Conception;
American brig Joseph, Burleigh, from Portsmouth,
New Holland.
11th. Ship Star, Griffin, from Philadelphia; brig
Volante, Finney, from Baltimore; General Fiamet,
Storachy, from Genoa; French brig Iris, from Bor-
deaux.
14th. Peter Ellis, Rhodes, from Liverpool ; Cin-
cinatus, Minton, from New York.
16th. Hercules, King, from Richmond; San
Jose, Sardi, from Genoa; American ship Hibernia,
Robinson, from Cape de Verd.
20th. Brig Pandora, from New York.
Jan. 19th. Sailed his Majesty's packet Emulous,
Cooke, for Rio and Falmouth.
20th. English brig Leander, Fell, for Havannah.
21st. Brahmin, Rawson, for London.
26th. Harbinger, for Liverpool ; Defiance, Crisp,
for London.
26th. His Majesty's ship Tribune, Otway, for
Monte Video.
27th. English brig Hazard, Rouly, for Rio Janeiro,
28th. Swiftsure, for Liverpool.
Feb. 2. Rosella, for Antwerp.
sth. Camoens, for• ditto.
6th. American ship Georgians, Woodhouse, for
Cape Verds; Endeavour, Davis, for Havannah
Triton, Smith, for Boston ; and English brig Sa-
guenay, for Liverpool.
Bth. English brig Matilda, for Brazils.
12th. His Majesty's schooner Acklaide, for
Monte Video. •
13th. Pauline, for Antwerp ; brig Jane, Knight,
for Cape de Verds.
19th. Eliiabeth, Peake, for Ensenada.
20th. Fearon, Childitch, for London.
22d. English brig Agenoria, for Liverpool.
24th. Countess of Chichester, for Falmouth.
VESSELS SPOKEN II ITH BY THE SAUCY JACK.-
Honourable Company's ship Farquharson, from
London to Bengal, in lat. 10. S. long. 31. W. Passed
the Honourable Company's ship Inglis, steering to
southward, in Ist. 17. long. 30. English brig Sur-
prise, from Bristol to Berbice, in lat. 17. long. 36.
English brig Henderson, from Wbitehaven to North
America, in lat. 48. long. 16.