The Sun. — London, England, 1817-09-15 00:00:00

itz, for ainister journies affai a sl)' I t of I the ° he fri° sitting of grl „et nal ed i6c )emeill )e 9 " 1" : tl9 foi lis jf g lsissi o 1 t he se it itusi° °f enell t° , el opifil ir 00 1 enV irigi of 81°" resen tl deliberSi reed t ' ,d we Fr ,Sl° the ;otirt 01 :011°1116 o ther ,. Pd Eh s of Elle ,sties at • ry rdoo d ot then' . 1. of th e tinefie rake' , s fr°l° elling yeritin soar' )0 0% 01 fax It : r) treP eir 4 b igi resel l' e, w ith :onsio as M g ed 1 7) 4 but it wan ds; ;coo l ' where I Jingt L'e e r icb 11° fez'• ed 011 v s bet :verio e je sc° 15.) Orr' j3s tle o of , s itive DO ii bs isfr that tbia ;,.verY , ss ely !roug W it tol l of SHIP NI S. VORTIMAVTII. SEPT. 14.—Arrived yesterday theOitt,LEß, from Buenos Ayres ; sailed the 221 Juk.t.e. ; his Majesty's ship TOt'toise,. froth hi° Janeiro ; the Halifax Packet, from Halifax, With the crew ,of his Majesty's ship Niger ; T y ne, BELL, from Bengal ; and his Majesty's 114 Inconstant, from attending on the PRINCE R EGENT itt Brighton. Arrived to-day his Ma jesty's ships, Rosario and Tiber, and the Royal :eol'ige yacht from Brighton ; Loyal Briton, liAllll/S, and Earl St. Vincent, SMITH, from ja ; and Harleston, TUORN HILL, from Mont- Passed up Channel the Persia, Wit.- 114 Nts, from Boston for Amsterdam, in 38 days, and the Magnet brig, from Tobago for London, 78 l' in days. The Harleston spoke th e GOen, itA cY, from London for Boston, and New Ac ti‘je. from Dublin for Bourdeaux, all w e ll. Th e 1a • I St. Vincent spoke, on th e 25 t h A ugus t, i n t.,413.50. N. long. 37. %V. the Dido, MAxwEit., NI Liverpool for Philadelphia. /11 iP PL YMOUTH, SEPT. 13.—Arrived his M a j e ' t y' s Icarus from the Eastward ; his Majesty's t 1 1 1 0 I iP Lee f rom a cru i se ; and the Princess Char- Revenue cutter from a cruise. HARWICH, SEPT. 14.--Arrived the Henry Fre le in m f g Packet fro Holland, an d C as tl ereag h packet 'iloll.l Cuxhaven. Sailed the Auckland packet for ‘ l ,'!"°; E ar l L e i cester packet for Holland and \diarlotte packet for Gotte n b urg h--- a ll w i t h oils, tRuLL, SEPT. 13..—Seven ships are i n s i g ht, :IPpOied to be th e D av i s ' S tra i ts Fi s h ery ships— ey will be - -op next tide. e e ‘ ! AII GATES. SEPT. 13.—The brig Vrow '.!.'AREP, from Henosan for Lisbon, with ~i ! l b el*, is b r a ng h t i nto our Roads, having been f s hore on the Knock, and got off again Y assistance from hence. 3 . erra t. e Principe. chi Petri, Portuguese frigate, and °Alurtuguese brig of war, sailed front 'Lisbon 14th : s it. Wi t h nine vessels, full of troolis, - for Bahia ; , 40 2 6 sail o f , Ig erchanttnen in company) for dit.- 'trent parts of the Brazils.. ATTACK ON THE BRITISH FLAG. TSaturday afternoon hilt Majesty's store-ship Mr:Tnom A s Coox„ Commander, ar tiv eel at Portsmouth from Rio Janeiro, which x ." (lt .t she left on the 22d July. She was under Otg,h and coming out of harbour on the 18th, in passing. Port Santa Cruz, a gun without te at , w as fired, which, it was presumed, was in t:l4l"d as a sig nal to send a boat to the shore; t to less than a. minute afterwards, a second Batt • 11„ ',"h a shot, was fired, which . carried away l! i t - r : ll :P's . main-top gallant lift, while the seamen tt) tiding the sail, and went through her fore -1)4.111at s ail- She immediately .anchored, and sent. a to the Fort, with the Second Master, to in. `it,`.ltre th e reason' of the insult. Finding. the boat kirt (letaintd,' Mr. C OOK went on s h ore ltimselt, 144 disc overed his Officer and men detained a s trotters. He stated, th a t he commanded a tli sh 4 g) shop 1 , th a t h e was t h e bearerof irsportatit fr r rqehes t o t h e E ng li sh Government, and also Liar) the Portug uese Mi n i stry to their Am bassi'. pt i Loud on ; b ut the Governor of the Fort re ki,e(lA be did not care who lie was, or what was th e sui thai - he would detain his peopl e un til ! t , c) ? ret urne d to t he • harbour. The Tortoise put back, , and Mr, Coox made his , IN: e "tation s to Captain SHARP E , o f hi s Ma ttific,s ship Hyacinth, and to the Ambassadeir , itti, l ," t e answer, or apology, is,, believe, corns ke k t itt the Tortoise, addressed to Lord CasTLia. tk lt • Tile, people 'of the Tortoise, who h a d deg Tie_ wov s e nt on board about son - set , ; 4. been kept tinder a. guard, standing in the venire:lr sun, without being allowed to I td t 14 11 down, and were even refused a supply of when asked for. These instances - of capri thli°Pliression are frequently practised on mer ktiPpj sh iPs• The Tortoise has brought hoe a Y of timber for the Dock-yard. m Asttk p. 'AL OF THE PRTNCE REGENT...44W night , R , - ‘ l.;- CR REGENT 'arrived at Carlton House diy li gtitan, in perfect h ea l t h, accompan i ed b y IN suite. 041 le ' NI c.vrtioLic AFFAIRS'. k tt I, ( )Wing is a copy of a letter received from ts4lit Likritiowrsy, by Mr'. COPPINGER, of :Lee- Itet i its u s . - answer to one trot , that Gentle man; I 'ne t tti„ - a Vote of Thanks of the late Aggregate k it lf • 7 ' . ftir his Lordship's exertions in their be it---. tho ll ,-.. T , I,, tt - hate the honour to - acknowledge the receipt of I t4 - "„Iti e.,.c,., inclosing a Resolution of the Meetin: of the OW hti r "`"'olics of th County and City of Cork, in which t e bee n c • v, *hi c , pleased to express their thanks to roe for the ,mr , t l ,, l ttr e ,' I I took iii• Parliament in their behalf. I beg T,Y 4 'l h j ..: 4 , of the sense I entertain of the unexpected ''‘it t 'bthi A ,l ' l ave done me . ; and I request your acceptance of ttiore.elgt:ituts for the obliging terms in which you "" . "1 hare the honour to he, Sir. 4, " Your most o b e di ent b umble servant, th oi. s ' Co " lIARROWBY." lVinger, Esq. &c. &c.43/c. Leeniount." - • tq iIi,LXCHAN SEP •15 T -••-•IVe had a mid ik a rt GE, • 1 : 1 C 1 . 111)1 Y of Wheat this morning from Essex 'tt l , i 'nt, but the quality of New Wheat being from this day ° NI. ties'i°rl s ci lat a re.thietiOtt, l". of f ( q. ea t i s tit n I.°l° Gs , to is. per quarter, although .lt i I'lrh but a trifle cheaper ; Barley and : 8 144 4 "e" Y;,.. 7 p1e O at tra d e i s dull, and 2s. per 41tttt. 4 lovr er. r in -Pe ase an d B eans t h ere i s no 11 variation. „1 21 ~e ~..........____ ~,V.l nant.General Baron LABottnis - was men -411 ' 111 the g 1 h a paragraph respecting Lynne, in the tilt' division, btit I,ltii.c..pe.rs of IVednesdav, as the. Commandant te ' i lity • that b' we learn front the Journals of 4 1 . ;, ' ~ ._,! .Is was al) err(ir ; it should have ieut.-Creneral Baron CAVUEL, NOVA SOOTIA.---(TIALIFAX.) [From The Acadian Recorder.] SHIP NEWS, £llolki 28T11 JUNE To. lsz AUGUST. Saturday (noon), June 2a-,Arrived the Government schooner, heloriging.to Cape Breton, with a detachtnent of 7th battalion 60th regiment, under the coin grand of Captain Barrington, from Sydney; schooner Eliza, Baker, Gaspee— cargo, fish, &c., to Messrs. J. and M. Tobin.' Sunday, June 29-llrk Fanny, Liverpool, N. S.; sehdoner . Harriet, Leggett, St. John's, N. F., to Messrs. J. H. End R. R. Braille; ship Perteni, Richardson, London, 60 cays, with Passengers, boinad . for Nests BruttiwiCk•- , put in here for pro visions and water. . , Monday, June 30—A rr i ve d t h e brig Helen, Wilson, Killialdy (North Britain), with 99 passengers ; brg Hibernia, Nicoll, . „ New York,t'daYs—cargo, br ea d; & c . t o Messrs. Yeomans and Dolby. Wednesday, July 2-. Arrived 'the brig Nney, Livingston, Antigua, 20 days —cargo, sugar, &c. to Messrs. Fillis and Perkins. • Thultday,,July, 3-- , Artived the schooner Rainhoiv, Boston, 9 days; his Majesty s brig. Saracen, Captain Gore, , from . Ja maica ana Bermuda, 6"days froth the latter place ; Lord Sid mouth packet, Captain Hale , from Falmouth, 41 days..-:pas . - seniors, Dr. Hebb, Inspector General of Hospitals: T. F. Winter, Esq. Assistant -Commissary-General, and Mrs. nd Miss Hatch; ship Thomas, Bristol, Ns 'days —cargo, coals, to Mr. John Brown --the Thomas has IfetWeen 30 and 40 pas sengers ; ship Jersey, A.licant, 63 days --cargo, wine, &C. to James F'oremaii i Esq.; ship Minerva, Cork, 50 days, with part of the 62a regiment, underthe command of Col. Good ridge—the kennesly CaStle sailed in company with, the M inerva, hat parted in a gale; schooner Spring Bird, Vasa, New York, 9 days . , Friday, July 4—Arrived the brig Douglas, Mo ore, 63 - days from Aberdeen— carg O, coa l s, &c. and several passengers. Cleared, brigs, Nancy, Strachan, British West Ladies; Laxford, Richards, New Brunswick; Mary Gilliat, Austen, Antigua. Schooners Shamrock, Marcher, British West In dies; Farmer, Lucas, Bay Chaim-; sloop Olive, Falkner, Boston. Sunday, July P , -.arrived the ship Nancy, Allen, Leith, 80 days, with 130 passengers ; brig Lord Exmouth, Falt, Lucia, 20 daYs.eargo, sugar, molasses, &c. to the Captain ; schooner An:olive, Beauchamp,- St. John's, N. I,f. 12 days, with ad passengers ; schooner Rachel, Loveland, Baltimore, IC days —cargo, flour; &c. to Messrs Loveland and Haw thorn ; schooner Rhoda, O'Brien, Baltimore, 14 days, to the Captain ; schooner Fein Sons,.. Kelly, Bustin), 9 days. • Sailed the Lord Sid mou th packet, for New York ; passen gers, J. F Lynn, Esq.; Dr. Porter, and Major Fitzgerald. Tuesday, Juiy B—Arrived the trig Express, Colciciifg ' h, New Providence—cargo, molasses, rrnit, &c. to Messrs. T. and L. E. Piers ; brig Harrier, tiortriliiigham, Barbadoes ; sloop Fame, Snow, St. Johns, N. F. cargo, fish, &c. to Messrs. Moody and Boyle. Wednesday, July red the schooner Brittania, Van- Norfolk, to Mr. John Starr; ship Kennesly Castle, Fin laisou, 56 days from Cork, with a detachment of the 62d and 9Stli Regiment's. Thursday, July in —:Arrived the schooners Robert, Ander ton,:bastatt ; Aurora, Beal, St. Andrews ; Esperanee, Lind, say, Gasper; ship Agincourt, Mathivin, Leith, 35 days; schooner Two Brothers, Foster, Annapolis. Friday, July ll—Arrived the brig Amity, Andersen, Kirk 'fess 4.5 days, with 125 p assengers ; Lady Wellinitton'Oacket, Neiv ' York, 5 Alays; passengers, Me. and Mrs. Berton, of this town ; schooner Acadian, Cragg, Demerary, 2.0 days, to Mr. L. Doyle ; sailed 17th June, and-left in the River brig Tudor, Spilliards, nearly loaded ; schooner Countess .Dalhousie, Cockeyn, ditto; Matchless, Vent, f,r Boston, in a few days; Alert, Adams, of St. J o h n ' s , Nvw• Brunswick ; Olive Branch,. *Lovett, of ditto ; Jane, at dittii. Outside tt o Bar, the Kate Kearney,. Patterson, - waiting - for pilot; had sold ; Lark, ii.PCordy, trying the markets. Spoke 22d, brig Union, Hun , ris, Liverpool; Nora Scotia,' for St. Vincents. The brig Charles, Rees, of New Brunswick, sailed Tram Demerara fur Roston 10th May. Last evening arrived the Government sloop Earl Bathurst, froth Sydney. Cleared the ship Perseust•Richardion*, New Brunswick' . . bri"s, Mentor, Logan, Dominica; Helen Wilson, Norfolk Sophia and Sarah, Ambo y, United States Margaret, Davis, British West Indies; rice - own, Archibald, ditto; Rambler, . M•Leod, ditto ;—sclitioners,-Jane and Mary, Stairs, ditto; Good Intent, Cottin,- Gispee Ti ial, Crossby, St. Andrews ; Harriett Edwards, Boston : Jane and Martha, Bowden, l'sli r ratnichi Critlt, Jeffreys, Newfoundland ; Lucy, Lapierre, Magd. Islands; Sophia, burger, ditto; Elizabeth, Walker, Boston. Monday, July 14—Arrived the brig Pilot, M'Lein, Dundee. Monday—. Sailed ff. M. S. Leander, hear-Admiral Sir Da vid Milne, Capt. Chetharn, for Shelburne, New Brunswick, Excellency the Earl and Countess of Dalhousie have actompanied the Rear-Admiral in his visit to those places. ,_Toesday, July 15—A rr iv e , ; the brig Guysborough, Ferris, Boston; brig Sorry, Killop, Norfolk; brig Laurel, Rudolf, LUnenburg ; brig Irene, Boston; schooners Robert, Ander son, Boston; Aurora, St. Andrew's • Neptune; B o ston ; s hip Brunswie.s, Walker, Londonderry, Atli passengers : six ships with passengers were to sail shortly After the B. Wednesday, 16—Sailed the Lady Wellington Packet, for Falmouth—Passengers, John BeCkWith, Esq. and family ; Lieutenants Politick and Speering, 7th battalion dOth regi ment ; and Mr. Clay. Saturday morning, July 19, six o'clock—A Repeat for a brig' East. Cleared, ships NaffCt, Allen, Quebec; Agincourt, Math win. data: Brigs, Maria. Millet, Brit. West Indies ; Re,o lotion, Sterling, ditto ; Express, Copley, St.. John's NeWthl. GUyillovoifgll, Rambler, ditto ; Brit ann i a, Vandine, St. An *ilea Schooners, Ferris, M'Leod, Brit. W. Indies Es- Latidre, Bay Chalenrs ; Eliza, Baker,erasp - ee.; Anne; Mabee, ditto; Roseway,-MiDonald, Boston.. , Sunday July 20—Arrived th e s hi p Halifax ; Packet , Clark, Londonderry, with 171 passengers; brig Grace, Stropgin.arr, - Liverpool, r —.-Passengers, James Fraser, ssi. and Mr. and Mrs. Walker. Tuesday, July 22—Arrived the brig Tudor, Spilliard, De merara, 28 days; schooners ; Countess of Dalhousie, Cocken, ditto, 22 days; - Belvidere, Frost, Boston; Young Dove; Hobbs, St. - Andrews; sloop Little Boston. Wednesday, July 23—Arrived the brig. Endeavour, Scott, Jamaica, days-, to Mr. J. W.•Morrit schooners, tents Quebec, 18 days; Parker, Boid, New York, i Good re days : Passenger, A. W. Cochran, Esq;l ships, Veterlaudilabi., Heserenktl, from Antwerp, 68 (14 - ys out, hound to Philadel phia, with- US passengers —put m - here (or proviso:ids and water. . - _ Thursday, July ft—Arrived shop Sophia, of London, from Fayal, 34 dayirgo, wine, &C.; schooner Britannia, Bos ton 5 days, tie Messrs. Piths and Perki n s. Friday, Joy lifsArrisosd H. M.'ship Leander, Rear-Admi ral Mil v, Captain Chetham, from the westward . . Cleared,-ship Thomas, Fisher, • Qtiehec. Brigs, Douglas, Muir, St. John N. B. Shannon, Power, I3uirio ; Fanny, An derson, Millais West Indies ; Laurel,- Rudolf, ditto; Alert Gram, ditto ; Dasher. Collin, Demerara; Nancy, Livingston, Barbachies. Schooner, Aurora, Beal; Moo s,. Island; Squirrel, Pilchar,St. John's ; POlll Duns, KellY9llUStoll ; St. Andrews; Industry, Dunn, Philadelphia; Ellie, Spinney; sloop Fame, Snow, Boston. The schooner Nur Sbni, - Racers, of this port, cleared at Boston, July 19. for Portsmouth, N.H. - British schooner St. Martins, cleared at Philadelphia, July 5, for Jamaica. Sunday, July 21--Arrived the sehoatter Brothers (of Truro), Boston, 4 , days—cargo, lumber. Monday, July 28—Arrived the big Dolphin, Watson, St. John's, N. F.—cargo, wine, &c. to 11Sessrs. Moody and Boyle ; schooner Rebecca, from ditto; schooner Consolation, Thomp son, Martinique. Tuesday, July 29—Arrived the brig George, Liverpool, 62 days—cargo, salt, to Mr. M. G. Black ; Princess Eli2kibetli packet, Captain Drysdale, Falmouth, 42 deys—=passengeri, Mr. Franklin, Mr. Sttipart, and Dr. TiarkS. Thursday, July 31.--Arrived the ship Means Hll, White, Londonderry, 53 days, with 450 passengers; schooner Lively,. Cann, Sydney, 11 days. Friday, Aug. I—Arrived the schooner Sir Thowai Hardy, St. John's, N. B. 7 days; brig Nancy, Kirk, Dunifriei, 38 days, with 130 passengers; brig Pallas, from Lallaye; brig Friends, Rider, Sydney. A ship and brig had arrived at Sydney, with.4oo-passengers, from Vie. Orkney Islands; ano- .1 tiler ship with 150 passengers was expected there fiom the same place. Sailed the princess Elizabeth packet, with the' Mails for New York. Cleared, the schooners Robert, Anderson, Bottori, 46 pas sengers; Concord, M'Donald, New York, 82 passengers; Sally Ann, Hawbolt, ditto, 23 passengers; Hacbct, Smith, Birt, West Indies. • [Further Accounts To-tootrow.] ORIGINAL POETRY. EPIGR.IIIIS. "THE WONDERFUL bIETANIORPHOSIS" fn their stile or their stanza not much-can be said For the hobbling Poetics that lionnLEß has read But a wonder more " Wonderful" London now skews, Put forwardia plain egotistical At the strange " Metamorphosis":*W.does not' stare, When a'pOtmier of Logwood'starts lip a Loan MAYOR NIL ADMIRARL • ON THE LATE SQUABBLE. AT LANCASTER. #is Anibition restraining, his enterprise stopping. When S.CA.RLETT insisted CROSS should not be TortiNo ; The Rivals were each for good-temper at loss, Since CROSS became Scanarr, and SCARLET was CROSS. TRIO, ME PRINCE REGENT. HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS'S „VOYAGE TO _THE'FRENCH COAST. • , his Royal flighness the •NINCR REGENT vi sited the c oa s t of France, from whence he was landed at Brighten,, in safety and in. high spirits, on Sat ur d ay afternoon at one o:clncki,having been four days and three nights at sea ! On Thursday morning, the yacht and. ships of ,war stood off for the. enlist of France, b ut the wind shif t i ng to t h e. •,• • sOnthward, a bo a t w a s dispatched. i te r . the Arne, 7 for,the, PRlNOE's,Jetters. . They -all again 8106 d Over for the French coast, and woe off Dieppe,. close in with the land, early on Friday morning.; where communication 'being had, The yacht , and squadron cruised across the Channel, aggki.n, and reached Brighton at one o'clock -on Saturday, when the PRINCE landed, 'regretting that hiS pre :settee being required in town, Ite:was obliged to disembark. I is Royal Highness:slept on board three night's. He was gratified' beyond descrip tion, and enjoyed the highest state of health and spirits during the whole of the excursi on . Hi s Royal Highness set off for London soon after he landed ; and the Royal George, Tiber, and In constant, returned to Spithead in the evening, af ter a run Of dive hours from Brighton Ro a d s , I t was given out to the squadron', that in case the ships should separate in the night, they were to rendezvous atPortsmouth, His Royal H;ghness, on • diSembarking, presented the Hon , . Captain PACtE,T with an elegant Snuff , box, in testititony of his high gratificat ton and esteem. So ardent and perfect was the plea,mrc that the PRINCE. felt , thit,. among other gracintis intimations of Iris attachment to the naval service, he said, that Hite should lind at any place beSide Brighton, it was his intention to wear the full-dress uniforin . of an Admital, and which he should continue to wear at his Levees - , alter nately with the dress of the army, lis Royal HighneSs behaved in the most condescending man ner to all around him. Lieutenant AUSTEN and Mr. Cnottea, of the Inconstant, acted as shiest - nen on hOdrd die yitcht.—'(Portsniouth Firper.) THE THEATRE. rite 'R iictls drew a nurnerons-audience to Dritry-.' Lane' Theatre on Saturday.. There was•noessen. ohouge in tilt l'ersonce, and' the CoMedy was supported with spirit, and niuch Afterpiece of , The Poor SOldier in tr&lirced Mrs. Eset.cnArdifitas in the character of Patric*. She is a rrandsome tif)d - an - elegant young Actress, and inay be considered as a valutible ac quilition to the Drury-Lane Company. This per.: former, we understand, had acquired a high repufe . in Ireland, and at Bath, and the 'decision of a Lorh;tr audience will fully confirm that repute: She i'cled with feeling and simplicity, and sung with unaffected taste. Her voice is clear, etten sive, and melliflueni. She wassintor'ed in "My friend and Pitcher'," and thatch applautredthrough out her performance. •Its„BARTLEY ha's been pelforrninc,,at . the Rich . mond Theatre, and represented Plettia ttyr , her benefit there on Friday, under the' pattonage of the Du chess of BUCCLEUdif. Ali. the hi g he r ranks, in the neighbourhoOd were-present, And the house was productive. Mrs. ALs6P - was Nelt, in the taTee of The Devil to Pay, and she had too good a niadelin that adMirable actress, heTmo - -, ther, not to give spirit and humour to the part. • Mii• C. KEMBLE,.tholigh, as - the public well knows one of the very best comic . actreses that the,!tage ever produced, and witk'a treatcr accomplistnents than most of theni, is not engaged at either of the London Theatiei this season... Surely ther e i s a great-want of judg m e nt • in the Managers ; or some bias - which ought not t o prevail iti the minds of those Who catei• for the eilteriilntoein of the publio.- The Fatal Dowry, one cif tilt beit .Pidys of ohe of oitr ! best Dramatists; AlAsiNoaayis; it is said, to be revived at Drury-Lane Theatre during the Present season. On this Play RoiVE founded his! FiiiT Penitent, without acknowledgment, as itche caultratippose that such a theft from so admirable .a Poet as MAStINGER would remaiii•tinthieovered, even if we had not beeti Indebted `til" : 11-1r. GI t- Foal) for his Correct aria , Valuable'etfliidu of the works of the venerable Bard. • The next part in V;rhiCh Miss RttitrtoN,!`whO made ~so. good an .. , iMpression in Letitia Hardy, is to appear,' is ttCife Miss Hord. cattle, in She Stoops to Conquer-Hoveluellent, but rather farcical Comedy. Byhis Majesty's ship Fahnoutte from' St.tielenti,: whose • arrival we announced on;•Sattleday; learn, that t3UONAPARTE was ,never in better health, t h e per f ect restoration Of whiel; he attri; butei to.the constant use of the wariti•lrath: . He • uses it as the greatest of luxuries, frequently ing in it . seteral hours, reading some book. He after*ardi walks much' in the grounds of Long : Wood ; land fi lls up , his more relaxed h'ou'rs at 0,47 ing at billiards. The -. duty at St; Helena is now Confided to the I st battalion of theß6tlrttginrent. Captain POPPLEVVELL i of the 53d,"yrl16,1ifid been on constant duty i n attending lipon,,tha tio:-Ern peror since his arrival at St, Helena, is come home. BUONAPARTE, co 'testify, hiS'senSe .of the delicate and hononrible Manner in which Capt. P. had executed his duty, on his embarking for Eng land; presented him with a very superb ornament ed gold snuff- box. TO SIR POIIMIT WILSON. Being so laulably aN'ert your own consistency, I beg to offer you the choice of that valuable attide ;.stipulating only, that you will not in s i s t upon having it bo h ways That what ever opinion you express is sincere at Ow time of its expression, .no one will dispute :—bur sin cerity and consistency are very dis . inet matters : as the most honourable man in the world may he the least uniform, and the most uniform may be the least honourabfe. Where these „charac teristics are at variance, you, Sir RunEliT, will prefer sincerity; and every body will be ready to reject,•in your.nanie, the consistency which can not be reconciled therewith. When you wrote and published your History of the Campaign in Egypt, you assuredly believ.. ed that'BUONAPARTE had pOiSolleil Isis owl) sol:. fliers and, massacred his prisoners.—Do you be lieve so still.? I merely mean to say, that if you are still in that opinion, it is of borne value in the balance which is now set up between the Czar and the Corsipan ; find that if you have changed that opinion, opinion, it shivvs what Value is t o b e: attached to au opiuion so,changeable. A RO'VALIST. MARGATE, SHPT. 14. All the.world is scgtt ~ aintetl with the .celebrated istoryof../ohnitpite, , who went farther than he :itended, and came home safe at last. Yesterday morning :aboit:l6o of John's descendants,' con. sioing-of men, w44nien, and children, visitants of this place, ''Sat ‘ c tiff,- in the Majestic steam vessel, upon - an:extursion *1 pleasure . to the Downs, with the. WI- intention of returning . before dark. The • day was uncominonly fine. The travellers having taken their seats in the vebsel,' the engine Was set to work, and ere they had lost sight of the Pier dancing ' commenced. All was lite and gaiety ; and to add to the good lkutnour of the tidy,. the facetious .rotor Box, Esq. amused and delighted the •Company with many a mirthful tale, told•in- his unrivalled manner, and gratified them with some of those incomparable 'theatrical Recitations, for which he is• so justly c el e b ra t e d. When the Majestic. had 'reached the Downs, in stead of 'returning, as was the original intention, it suddenly flashed aeross the mindst Of the com pany thak.it would be beyond all things delightful to have just a peep at the " vine covered hills and gay regions of France." The idea ran from bosom to hoSorn like wild-fire. Directions were given to the Captain by one of the Proprietors, to turn . the head of the vessel Calais-ward. The dancing re-Comthented, uor did it cease till 'five in the afternoon; when they arrived at the . d es i re d harbOur. About half a dozen of the passengers took to the small boat, and went on shore, by which, it 'seems, they subjected the Majestic to the Ilarbdar blities, amounting t 0•24/.,. and to demand Web- two Custom-house Officers came on board. .One of the Proprietors, a - Mr, GUDE, think:big the- charge unreasonable, resolved to go on shorel'aconsult the regular Authorities. Dur ing this lithe the - people of Calais flocked to the Pier:head - to- behold the first steam vessel that had ever veistitred tap - ay - then] a visit. For two hours did the k.Yestic:continue beating about, the pas sengew, timeiirg, and the band regidisst the ears ofNichtdas Frog with the savoury time of " 0 the ltoastilleef of OM England." As it was no* nearly . seven 'o'clock, and no Mr. Gude made his appearapcektimpassengers became very impatient; and as not a moment was to be lost, the Captain, with the approDation,of the company, set the Custom- House Officer's-boat adrift, put the steanf'dngine in motioo,And, the•wind being favourable; made the bestot.their'way to - Margate, bringing - the two French CastOrn Officers along with diem.' The sea .was Very rough. .; Nearly all the company offered; ..up- involuntary-oblations to the Marine Deities: : However, after- being ottt gigkizem hours, and experie nc i ng a ll t h e dangers' and=desa gretnens to itltich a-sea voyage lit liable;they hap pilytir!ived in. Margate Pier, nt half-past three this morning, : tt - O.A-he, inexpressible relief ' or- their anxious frientlX-iitid relations;' and in a 'Coinfition. ,ciin be' better,:conceivthl . than expressed. Immediately QM their arrival, the'Frenell Officers took 60aCittfotover. When - they shall relate to their asteilisbed:•-countrymen the history of this short but: memorable expedition, and shall tell them that: ,160',Englishriten and Englishwomen, Without provisions; without money, without even a change of apparel, could be found to undertake a voyage which,- in the best of Weather, always been esteemed one of some peril, it will doubtless impress them .with a strong idea of the sober :good sense of our countrymen and dountrywOmen. " Nowlet us sing, Long live the Kins, And tong live Gilpin be ! And whets he next duth go-abroad, . , May Ilse there to see :" CLERICAL VACANCY.—By the recent appoint ment of the Rev. IV. JONES to be one of the Chaplains of Greenwich ,Hospital, the living of Greysteatt,' a . part_ of that of Simonbourn, has fallen vacant; It is in the gift of the Lord,. of the Admiralty. MRS: 1 - =Our-- , - - Our Readers will remember that the-peron who has been convicted of Child stealing whs Said to be the wife of Mr. HAMIL TON late Printer in Falcon -court, Fleet-street, : and 'Whe appeared a 'few seasons ago at the Haymarket and Lyceums Theatres. We are au thorited to state that this Mrs. HAMILTON is not the Culprit, and that she has just returned to this country for the purpose of vindicating her , ' -self from so unjust and shocking an accusation. GROUSE SHOOTINo.=?Fhe Marquis of f10 t , .-r- LEY"S party - has shot this season upwards of 1100 brace' of grouse, and notwithstanding the %vet weather, the Marquis of TAVISTOCK shot in three days 40:, 45 5 and 51 brace. J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT have the satisfaction of congrattgatiug,,their'Friends on the continued success which attends their Offices, they having., in . the Lotteiy : ::which terminated on Wednesday last,. sold the Ticket 2,377, which was drawn a Prize'Ot 20,000/: 'Sterling Money, in a Half, ()Tarter, and Four Sixteenths. No. 633, drawn a Prize 0f , 200/:, WaS ' also Sold at their fortun'ate Offices, 37, Cornliill, '3B, Haymarket . , 141, Ox ford-street, and'll; Holborn, where they hope to ,distribute amongst their Friends some of the Six Prizes of 20,0001. which enrich the Scheme of the New Lottery, that will commence Drawing on the 7tla of November.