The Sun.
London, England, 1822-01-22 00:00:00

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DEA-, ~nr. 21.—Wind W.N.W.—Came down from the.
River and remain the Success, Martin ;. and Sisters, Bis,hop;
forliarbadoezi ; and- Progress, -Halt, for Messina. SaiJtd the
IllacqUeen, Walker,-for Helena, -Bombay and China: And
Golconda-' .Edwards, •for Madras and Bengal. The Duchess,
of Athol East indiaman, and several others? still remain.
m l'onTszlott, JAN. 21.-,--Wind W.--arrived- his Ma=
,jetty's ships Racehorse, from the Mediterranean ; and.l-find,
from Neal Fork. Pa s 4 by •ther Bombay, Merchant, fin n
Boifibay for Lenden. Sailed the S tppho, Lamb, for London.
Mu.ronn, the Loyal Briton transpOrr;
froM Greenock for Jamaica with 'a detachment of the 91st
Regiment on board.
MOUTif, JAN. 20.--. Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the
Francis Freeling 'packet, with ti mail from Rig Janeiro; sailed
the 17th of .November; and the Upton; Stanworth,. front
Gibraltar for Poole.

RA.ms GAT F., Jnv, 21.,The Esperane, Ilciin, sinting
a-leak last night i-. the llarbour,,and must discharge to repair..

Bo Au G. 23.—Arrived here on the 10th inst. the Or-
pheus, Finlay, froM London and Mauritius; on the 11th, the
Phcenix, -IVaynton, from London ; on the-21st, the Cadmus,
Appleby, from do., and on the 29th, the Vansittart, Dalryniple,
from do. and St. Helena.—Sailed on the 2d July, the Royal
George, Timons, for China ; on the 15th, the Farquharson,
Cruickshank; and Inglis, Barradaile, fbr China; on the 29th,
the Charles Grant, Scott ; Camden, Larkins ; and Kent, Cobb,
for China ; and this day, the Waterloo Alsager, also for China.
The adores, from St. Andero to Vera Cruz, has, been takeir
by an Insurg not privateer. Part of the crew arrived at Havz..twah
on t}'e 12ei of November.

The Briton, Haigh, -from Pillau to Hull, haS put into :Ilan_
dal)! leaky, and must discharge to ,repair:
The Alexander, Anderson, from London to Oporto, was lost
the 19th ult. near Mathozinhos ; crew sai'ed;

The Bella Allianza, Sarnpayo, from :Maranhao], was wrecked.
at Vigo previous to the 31st ult. •
The Lady Sherbrooke, 11111110 y, from Newfoundland and,
Lisbon, was driven on shore at Figueira the 11th ult., but was
got off after having had six feet water in her hold; cargo much.
dar „.iged.
The Boa Uniao, Zavier, from Oporto to Pernambuco, put.
into St. Übcs the 18th ult. leaky, and it is supposed would
discharge.
The Josina, Burns, from Messina; Catharine, Williams,
of Belfast ; Aurora, Capello, from Genoa. to St. Thorhas's
Walter, Pachald, from ..Perthamboy ; -Aspe, Filiberti,- cf
Genoa; and Maria, De Souza, of Madeirr, were driven ~n
shore at Gibrulti.r during heavy gales, previous to the 2tlu
ult. ; the former bilged.

SFORTING INTELLIGENCE.

-STATE OF THE ODDS.

BETTING-ROOM, .JAN. 21,
DEII

8 to 1 agst c. out of Sycorix
11 to 1 agst Aquilina
, 1 agst Marcelius
1219 1 agst Plover

BY.
12 to 1 agst Bro. to. Antonio
15 to 1 agst Duke of Yo:Va
Whakhone c.
17:0 .1 _apt Stamford

OAKS.
Nothing clone on thesa Stakes.
DOXC.\STER• ST. LEG Ell.
8 to 1 agst Marion 18 to •1 agst Euphrosyin,
19 to 1 ,agst Ajax to.l attst Dupore
12 to 1 ag,st Swap? 22 to 1 u,,st'S.-corax.
15 to 1 agst Acarius

HUNTING INTELLIGENCI'.
MEETINGS FOR THE PRESENT WEEK. . • '
Ilis Majesty's Stag Hounds, on Friday,. at lionOard.
The Buckinghamshire Harriers, on 'Thursday, at -Steeple
Claydon. - . ,

Ni'r.4Chaworth's Hounds, on Wednesday, at-. Dallington ;
Thursday, at Kennel ; and on Saturday, at Cranstey.
The Duke of Grafton's Hounds, on Wednesday, 'at Castle
Thorp ; and on Friday, at Wood End ilre n. • :•
The Oakley Hounds, on Thursday, at liletsoe ; and on Sa-
turday, at Cra.n field Or .Tn. •
Mr. Osbaldeston's Hounds, on 'Wednesday, •a' ‘l'llitltain
Pound ; and on Friday, at Charlton Down. •
Mr. Shard's Hounds, on Friday, at Wilbury House,. '
The Worcestershire Pot-hounds, on Wednesday, ts.t.Bredon
Hill; and on Friday, at Goosehill.• • ' • •
The Earl of Darlington's Fox :Hounds, on Wednesday', at
West Auckland ; Friclay, at Piersbridge ; and on Saturday,
at ROT Woods.
The Northumberland Fox Hounds, on Wednesday, at Mor-
peth. I ligh House; and. on Saturday, at Nether wittpn, ,
Sir Edw". Smythe's rot Hounds, on WedrieSday, at. Aston
• Reynald Hall ; and on Friday, at Acton Buritell.Kentiel;' •
Sir Jacob Astley's Hounds,(Norfolk),. on Friday, at ,Wool
.Dalling. • . .
Nlr.-Dewing's Hounds; on 'Friday, Binham.

CORONER'S. INQUEST..
.
DREADFUL DEATH BY' BURNiNG.
Yesterday an 'lnquisition was taken before Thomas Stilsing,
Esq. Coroner, in•tae. Board-room of Middlesex flospital, on
the body of Jane Mitchell, who was burnt to death on. Friday
last.

Previous to the , Jury being: sworn, one of the Gentlemen
.asked the Coroner, if there was any objection to a tradesman
being on the Jury ? .
The Coroner, in answer, said he knew of nOne.
The Gentleman then inquired. who paid the fotirpences:
The Coroner observed, the Gentleman had better stand.asido,
and another could be.appointed in his place. .
The Jury were then sworn and the evidence • Proceeded in,
from which it appeared that the parents of the deceased lived
in Russell,court, Somers Town, and on Thursday last. had
leftlier in, charge of the house, while they went out to their
daily labour. During• their absence' the deceased, who was
about eight years of age, kindled a fire, from which a spark
flew out, and the unfortunate. girl was instantly enveloped in
flames, and ran into the, 'court; where a neighbour gave her
' aSsistance and extinguished the fire by throwing a 'counter-
pane over her person. A surgeon was sent for, who directed
her to be taken to the hospital, which was done, but; medical
aid was of no avail, and she died on the following day. •
The Foreman of the Jury, addressing the, Coroner, said,: he-
fore they returned their verdict they entreated he wonld,ad-
monish the parents of the deceased, as it would serve as a cau-
tion, and prevent accidents 31r future.
The Coroner said, lie shpuld.feel much .plea Sure in doing
any, thing in his power to pplient such lamentable aCe4dents,
though he did not wish to make any harsh obserVatioha fhe
way of reprehension.
The mother of the deceased was then called in, and. asked
by the Coroner if she was, obliged
,to leave her children in the
manner she had done, and remarked to her that children of such
tender age 'should not be•left alone.
The parent in reply said, she could not help it, as she had
nine young children, and'was forced to leave them at home to
seek a matntenatee.
-•!, The-Coroner, addressing the poor woman, said, the Gentle-
men of the Jury only wished to caution her, and to advise that
she might get some person to 'take care of them during her
absence.
The Jury after hearing the evidence of Ate surgeon, rttttrnod
a Verdict of—" Accidental Death."