The Sun.
London, England, 1809-03-14 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWF.

R MOUT H, IVIA R C 1 3.-.. Th e Prudence from
Hull to London, Winn Master, .got on Hasbo-
rough Sands, on Saturday night last, and the crew
and five passengers took to the boat, which unfortu-
nately upset, and only one person was saved.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 3.—Arrived His Majesty's
Ships Blake, Saturn, and Defence from Plymouth;
-.Neptune, Royal George, and Olive Branch, from
-Cork ; Daphney Brown, from Sunderland.
Sailed His Majesty's Ships Jamaica and Tortoise
for the Mediterranean ; Dorset, SPENCE, Ocean,
FRACY, and Aurora, WA LK RR, for Quebec.

PLY MOU rii, MAR the Swallow and
Pheasant Sloops of War.
Arrived several Colliers frorll the Eastward.

Stutiminss, MARCiI 1 1.----S4llO M3jesty's
Sloops Fly and Aggressor.
The Trusty is ordered to be paid off, and -the Ley7'
den is to take her place.

DEAL, MAlldll 13.—Arrived his Majesty's Ships
Centaur, /rum Plymouth, and Clierilkee frpro, a
cruize, and remain in the. Downs' with his Majesty's
Ships, as per last.

NUiTIAL INPIDELLTY.—The unfortunate event in
high life which has recently attracted so much at-
tention, is still, the chief topic of discourse in the
upper circles, and has given occasion, to a
,multi-
plicity of reports. Lord P—, it is said, manifests
the (kepeit regret at what has- happened; and de-
clares that he will snake any sacrifice, if the friends
of Lady CHARLOTTE will receive her. The idea
that she will receive any countenance from her hus-
band's friends is wholly out of the question. Lady
P— has been in the most deplorable' state ever since
the melancholy buSiness was known. 'llse Countess
of U—, her venerable mother-in-law, has been
with her all the time. Lord is gone to the
Earl .of GALLowAY's, at Goulhurst, in Sussex, to
avoid the general expression of Anxiety which he
meets with at home. The Earl of GALLOWAY is
Lord U—'s son-in-law. Lady GREAVEs, Lord
U—'s sister, who had come to to n on a visit to
her brother, was taken so ill in consequence of this
disastrous state of affairs, that her accouchement was
hastened, and she has been delivered of twini.--
The injured husband,
~who is generally represented
as having been one of the nsost indulgent men on
earth, as well'as the most amiable in all his domestic
relations', is' still, as may be conceived, in a pitiable
state of dejtaiOss, and is only seen by his nearest
couneaions. The report that Lord has resigned
all his Military offices is without foundation.
To-day the LORD MAYOR ordered the price of.
ETA to be reduced id. per peck. The Quamern
Loy( will then be 14. 3(1.
The Rev. Mr., HURRAY, who has married Miss
GAYTON, is' the brother of Sir .Erstss PULTEXEY,

We 7rejoice to be able to state, that all the ob-
starAes to the Performers of Drnry-lane wing. for
the interests a their owe wiutonnity, were yester-
day removed. A licence is to be taken out in the
names of the Duke of Baopoan and Lord KINNAIRD,
They are to appoint their own Managers; and will
forthwith announce their place of habitation and
their plan.
The terms offered to CATALANI by the Opera MI,
nager, and which she refosed a not sufficient, were,.
we are assured, three thousand guineas for forty
nights, two benefits', clear of all expellee, which-are
estimated at two thousand more, with liberty to
petrol ni where she pleased besides. • ' • -
Wm.—The second performance of the Con-
certs under the direction of Vrs. BILLING-rote,
NALDI, and BRAHAM, took place last night at the
Hanover-square-Rooms, and had a numerous and
elegant audience. • Mrs. BILLINGTOI4 teas unable to
appear and Miss Pap kg supplied her place with great
BRAIIAM, NALDI, Madame BIANCtit, and
Signora Pocerra, all acquitted themselves ably, and-.
Roy I:DINO'S manly voice appeared to great advantage.
I~AHAM'S Elegiac Ballad, in honour of ISTaLsom,
composed by Mr. G. T,SMART, Wni'enc.mriod. It was
finely sung, and well accompanied on the violoncello
by LINDLEY.
THE '1:1-1EATEE.--The.new Comedy of Independ-
ence ;' .0, The Trustee, as .we predicted, has effectu-
ally steered through the storm of
,private hostility,
and is .now a very attraelive Drama. It is most ad-
t»irably 'supported .by the.Perfortners, and is highly
diverting. .
'LEERILY or WHIT/MAVEN 8ANK.....-We stated
about six weeks since, *that the Whitehaven Biok
had been broken open, arid robbed of Bank of En -
and and Provincial Notes to the amount of abodt
i 5,0001. Information of all the circumstances at.;
tending the robbery, &c. was given at the Public-
office, Bow greet, and Adkins was sent down.—
'One Elwards and his, wife' were suspe6tedof being
concerned. Adkins r:ccordingly ri::t off in phriu)t of
thern,,. and after very long and laboriouS pursuit,
found Mrs. Edwards, alias Martha Hentley, in com-
pany with a man of the name of Rogerl, selling
goods by, action, within a few 'miles of White.
haven. Hu, took them into custody, and found upon
them in gold to the amount of Three hundred ga.:
tle3S, and between four and five hundred pounds in
bank notes. Adkins afterwards resumed his pursuit
of Edwards, and other known characters, and found
them near. the town of Prescott. He secured Ed-
Wards, handcuffed him, and lett him in care of his
companion ;. Adkins- followed another =mall of the
name of Stockton, and seized him in a ditch into
which he had fallen, in an attempt toicap Over ait,
The ditch was searched near the spot where he was.
when there were discerned nine al. notes of the Red.
ford Bank, but which Stockton disowned. Adkins
took them both to Bates's Hotel, in Prescott, and
searched them, and found upon Edwards fatty gui.‘
nos; a number of. the Huddersfield Bank Notes,
in 5i.. note's of the Redford Bank. Upota'Stockton;
he found fifty-eight al. notes of the Redford Bank:
They have been lodged in Lancaster Gaol, and
are to be removed to Carlisle.

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