The Sun.
London, England, 1813-12-15 00:00:00

dirbnintity•Office, Div. 14, ism.

ilduti:3l Lord Keith hos transmitted to John Wiison Crokers,
Esq. ft-Lotter from captain Dundris, of his '.f,..l3lesty's ship Pp.
tonna, giving nn sic4onnt of
.his haring, on the 19th of last
month, roptoredoirThhlnt, the Zephyr Am'erica.n ship of 4
guns, and 20 wen, hound from &Orient to Charleston.

. .
The Edward, IlgsrLrou, re‘vcastle„ Whilst
riding in 111:11moe Bay, one ark and Wowing
night, was boarded by a Daniih boat WI of men.
She got alongside the Edward undiscovered, and
part of euetn actually reached the deck before
the alarm m,as given. "kconflictimmecliately COM.-
meneed (the Edward's crew nsing oars and hand-
spikes), and part of the asiailants were driven into
their boat, which separated, and the remainder
into the sea, and perished,

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT..*-01) Saturday cvcn -
ing a boat, belangits,, to the 41luline brig, came,
ashore at Dover, witi:.the pilot ; the vessel being.
under orders for Portsmouth, to be paid, several
of the OffiCers and people, MI6 had been ,Jelt
ashore at Ilea!, came round by land for the pur-
pose of joining her, and, taking advantage of the
boat being ashore, the.,whole at them (13 in uttm-
ber) left. Dover harbour to proceed to the brig ;
but whether front the darkness of the night, or
other cause, the boat did not reach the vessel,
lkiit was driven on the rocks at Cop Point, Polk-
stone, and it is reported, that the Purser,. Sur-
geon, and seven seathen, were unfortunately
drowned ; fir° Lieutenants and five seamen tam!
theinsel►es by clinging to the rocks.

We are conce-ned to hear that Count DE LI LL E
(Lou PS XVIII who hai been for sulhe flaw iu
Bath for the recovery of his health, is so seriously
indisposed, that .a phykician 4s been sent for tx.
press last night, end WAS to leave town this MUM,
111 g. '

The Earl of IL lIRONVISY was, confined to his
home yesterday, through indisposition. ,
Last Thursday aboirt two hundred voltinteer3
from different milititS stationed in the Western
part of Sussex, passed through Lewes on their
route to the eastward to join the 43d regiment.—
' The South Cork Militia .stationed in Le xes
Barracks, have received ordeys to march for PlVa
mouth; to do the duty of the garrison .at
.that
place.
An elegant b,lll was given at the Atlsettibly
Room, at Chichester, ma-Tuesday se'unight, for t
benefit of the wives of the soldierS Who have
cently left that n6khbotlihoodto embark for fo-
reign service. . The Dtioliess of ItiOnmoNp and
her amiable daughters; as well as ail the fashion
of the city and its vicinage, were. present.
Dunnaas Et.svrtoN.—At the close of the Bth
day's poll, the numbers 'iere—for Mr, ALLZN,
419—Mr. BAKER, 336---Majority, in favour, of'
63..---Montlay, about holf-least two o'clock,
Mr.RAKEIt gave tip the contest after polling four,
Lord liAtttsiaap :was the lush who gave his VVtO on
that side.

CORN-EXCHANnE,,DEC. 15.-460111* rilorket to-
day wits but indifferently supplied with the several
sorts of Grain ; Wheat sold dull. at Nther ith ad-
vance ; fine Oats were selling 2s, dearer; Battey
remains without alteration ; Beans steady,. at on
last quotation ; • White ano Grey Pease, and all
other kinds vf erain,, remain the same as ott ALAI-
(lay.

lAI PER IA PARLIAMENT.

(OUSE Utz ORDS) Dix. 14.

•
-The 'Royal Assent was given by Commission to the 11rantly
Duty Rill, the Madder Act Amend •the Marine
Mutiny Bill, the Felons Transportation Bill, Temporary ln-
Sad vent Debtors .Bill, and a Road Bill. CommiSsionersords
EcnaN, Ltveneont,, and WA L•stsottAsr.
The LORD CHANCELLOR proposed that Counotel be
heard in thocase of '‘ Andrew and Murdoch;) after the re-
yes:,; and also that the hearing of causes previous to the recess
be concluded to-morrow.—Agreed to.
Lord BUCK( NCI tAlSlcilittE moved the second reading ctf
the Rust India .t:irctlitous Trade Bill, after stating
,that this
was a measuev to which reference was made in the -20tli ec-
tiim of the :Net of last • year: .so that it was one whivlr must
have been expected both by the East. Itutia Company'und the
Pu;dic. 'The Bill was read a second tittle, and 'ordered to be
commit ted.

The E;ist India Duty 11111, anti East India Shlpping 13111,
were committed, nod rreorted.
The 1,0,010 n Militia Isolistment Bill, the Frame Work Bill,
the lri•ltTeace Preservation 11111,Irisli Illicit Distillation bill,
and West _of litigiattd Insurance Dill, were read a third tune,
and passed. •
The French Wipes Bill, the. Exchequer. Bills' Bill, the
CottOty Fire Company's Bill, and Imperial Insurattee Com-
pany's Bill, Were brought up from the Commons, nod read a
first time.
Mr; Jackson, front the Irish Court of Chancery presented
Papers
,to the ('louse.--.Adjourned.