The Sun.
London, England, 1818-04-14 00:00:00

ronbics lias been ()pelted in tile name
at the Bankers, Arnstein and
Eskels s. lie proceeds subserviently to Munich,
and frwn thence to England. ,

MADRID, MARCH 26.—The sailing of the ex-
pedition for fit)toth America does not appear to
,he neavat Wald.' Only ene Russian ship of OP
line and one frigate are in a state fit to put to sea.
The test must undergo repairs."

The Party, within and without doors, have at-
tempted to raise a great clamour against Govern-
ment, for having called a mee•inpf, of Members of
Parliament, which was held yesterby at Fife
house. on the subject of the two Royal Treaties
of Marriage announced last night... It is evident
that no claudestine put pose was intended by Mi-
nisters on this occasion, as the persons who were
requested to attend were high and independent
characters; who, though attached to Government,
were not servilely devoted to those by whotb it is
,adininistered ; and accordingly we find that several
of those persons'ilissented from the measures propos-
ed by Miniqers, and avowed their dissent last night
in the Hotrse of Commons. It has always- been
customary for Ministers to call such meetings on
particular occasions, and what occasion can be
more important than that which relates to the
succession and security of the House of Bruns-
wick on the British Throne But the Oppo-
sition themselves, on any occasion that they deem
important to their -own interests, have generally
held such meeting', for the purpose of thwarting
the operations of Government ; and Why Minis.
tcrs should not do the same, in order to deter-
mine on measures intimately connected with the
security of the Throne, it is difficult to say. On
the whole, Ministers deserve praiSe rather than
censure for thus taking an opportunity of collect-
ing before-hand the sense of characters of known
judgment, integrity, and independence, upon a
subject essentially relating to the preservation of
our happy Establislttnent in .Chtuch and State.

WINDSOR, APRIL 13 -,--Last evening her MA-
JESTY had a select party at the Castle. This
morning the Princess ELIZAERTH -and the Prince
of IIESSE HOMBERG arrived at the Castle, front
the Pluticts REGENT'S Cottage, on visit to her
MAJESTY. Ina short time afterwards, Prince
LEOPOLD arrived froth Clareruont, on a visit to
the QUEEN.

Yesterday the Dukes of Yoex and CLYMBPR.
LAND visited the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton.

The Earl of LIVERPOOL had an audience of the
PEtscE REGENT yesterday. •
Yesterday, at three o'clock, the Sheriffi of.
London and Middlesex, accompanied by the City
, noun the ritINCE REGENT
at Carli -boil se, to take his Royal t-Uguness'S
commands as to the time when he would be ple,,scd
to receive the Address voted-by the Corporation
of the City of. London, upon the mart iage of the
Princess ELIZABETH and the Pt hice of • IlEsse
IIomBEEG, when his Royal Highness was pleased
to appoint VI iday, at four o'clock.
Yesterday morning Baron De (iERNING and
Baron DE KRANC let London fur the PRINCE
REGENT'S Cottage, at Windsor, on a visit to the
Prince of liessE 110MBERG and the Princess
ELIZABETH. •

On Sunday night Mr. FISHER, the King's
Mess'enger, unexpectedly left town with dispatches
for Berlin. -

The Royal Yach't at Deptford is now per-
fect readiness to sail for the Continent, to bring
Over the Duke of CAMBRIDGV, and his Royal.
Bride, and is expected to drop down the River
on Saturday.
• The Royal George -yacht, at" Portsmouth, is ex-
pected to be ready for sea by the Ist of June.—
Another bed-room is adding to her other splen-
didly-fitted apartments. The PrilNcE REGENT,-it
is said, will make a visit to Plymouth, in this fine
vessel, in the course of the summer. The Hon.
CHARLES 'PAGET, it iSllfUltrStOnd, will resume the
command. The Royal Sovereign yacht, at Dept-
ford, is also preparing for sea, under the command
of Sir EnwArto ()WEN.

-The Tottenhani convict-ship lies - in Barr.pool,
while bete rudder is repairing. ikbottt dusk
Wednesday evening, one of the convicts made his
escape by switntning, .and landed, -almost in a
state of nudity, in Mount Edgclunbe i'atk, where
he was soon retaken.

THE THEATRE —A whimsical farce was himnght.
forward last night at Covent-Garden Theatre,
under the title of " -my Faiher P" It is
somewhat extravagant, but who ,expects rigid
probability in a farce, either iu plot or character :?
LISTON performed a sort of iplicrons
who fancies that his origin was greater than
apparent and generally supposed. His name is
Fitz-Cloddy. The acting of this ridiculous hero
was peculiarly entertaining, and the characters
were otherwise so well supported that the piece
on the whole exerienced a very favourable recep-
tion. It is ascribed to Mr. MouTog, to whom
the Public are indebted for.many dramatic works
of merit and strong interest.
Mr. ELLISTON has acceded to the wishes of the
Drury-lane Management, and has consented
,to
perform a certain number of n;ghts for the re-
mainder of the season.

The Earl of FlFe, it is said, has presented Mr.
KEAN witl► the identical Dirk which wus•worn by
his Lordship's ancestor APDUFF, in the combat in
which MACBETH, fell ; the weapon has been in
the possession of his Lordship's family ever since
that memorable day. It is so improbable that his
Lordship should tave, parted with such a rcligne
of antiquity, and such a family heir-loom of ho-,
note, that we con give no credit to the story.