The Sun.
London, England, 1822-02-02 00:00:00

POETRY.

TO A CERTAIN DISCONSOLATE LOVER.
NIL DESPERANDUSI.
Weep no more, forsaken Lover,
Tho' thy brightest dreams are o'er ;
Tho' thy worth have failed to move her,
Pensive Lover, weep no more.

Tho' her hard heart bath bereft thee
Of thy young hope's golden glow ;
Weep not, even she has left thee
One sweet comfort in thy wo.

Weep no more, but proudly tell her,
Thou dislainest to repine ;
Then betake thee to thy cellar,
' Comfort dwells in Old Port Wine !
January 2tlth.

BRIGHTON, J.N. 31.—The weather to-clay,
with a keen atmosphere, has been remarkably
bright and pleasant. The KING, 111 good ap-
parent health, took several turns upon the Pa-
lace lawn during the morning. His Majesty
leaves us in a day or two to open the Session
of Parliament—The Duke of York and Sir
Benjamin Bloomfield left the Pavilion, this
morning, for London.—The Duke of -Wel-
lington, the morning before his departure
hence, attended by General Alundy, paid a
visit to our West Clitie Battery,
.mounting
eight 42-pounders. As Master General_ of the
Ordnance, his Grace consented to its removal
more southward, that the carriage and footroads
in that quarter might be desirably- widened by
the -alteration. Princ- Lobkowitz • is again in
the departure list of the Royal York- Hotel. Mr.
St. Quintin, upon an extended 'scale of fashion-
able invitation, gives a .ball and •supper at the
York Hotel, on Monday.,

The Fox Club, on the 2lth of January, unani-
mously voted that a monument should,be erected
to the memory of the late, Mr. PEanv, for. his
faithful exertions in the cause of the.people, and
for his constant and uniform adherence to the
principles of Mr. Fox.—( Morning Chronicle.)
On Saturday last the Theatre at Cheltenham
was opened for one night only, with the play of
the Heir at Law. The Cheltenham& Chronicle,
in a part of its criticism, says with regard
to Colonel BERKELEY, who performed, " But
our business is now with Dick Dowlas, and.
never did Colonel BERKELEY more effectually
sustain the accotnplio-ied ' wild-duck shooting,
bar-throwing, punch-making, cricket-playing,
and love -making lawyer's clerk,' than on Sa-
turday evening.. On his entree his reception
was enthusiastic ; and the warmest applause.
marked his talented performance throughout."
ona. day last two officers of the Customs
at Rochester, assist:Nl
,by a party of Dragoons
from. the cavalry depot at Maidstone, seized in
the barn of the Star yard at Coxheath, three carts
loaded. with contraband spirits, 64 tubs in num-
ber, Which they conveyed to the Custom-house
at Rochester.

MgIitAYME SHIPPING,

PORTSMOUTH, FEB. I. Wind S.W.—Arrived the Hqm.;
ber, Johnson, from Hull ; and his Malesty's ship °redo,
From Plymouth. Remains the Harmony, Woodail,

Demerara.

PLY= UT if, JAN: 31.. Arrived the Nile, Storey; from St.
Peterabargh. Sailed the Sappho, HeOpenstalq, foi *tatty
having beensrepahrd.

IiAIiiSdATE. FEB. I.—Arrived the Nancy, Martin, from
Dundee for Portsmouth, with main boom and square. sail-yard
brOke. . • . .

D FEB. 1.-7-Wind W.S.W.—Came dowii from tie
River the Providence, Milne, fOr Jamaica; Maiclesfield,
Moore, for Van Diernan's Land ; heart of Oak, Ito/Jett:on,
far St. Vincent; -IVilton, Pope, for Genoa and Irghorn ;
Nancy, Dreway, fdr. St. Michael's; and Aran, Wallman; fotr
Aliciint. Arrived and remain the L'Emelienne, BOOVier; from
Havre William, Petty, from St. Michael's ; and sever 4
coliierk

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DAR T.DSOUT.Ih JAN. 31.—Arriv2d the Franktn, Kennedy,
from &titian:a for Antwerp, out 114 days, and greatly-in wart
of provisions. •
On Thursday last the Onyx brig was launched frotn a slip
in Sheerness DOck-yai-d a grcat concourse of speciators had
assembled, although it rained very hard at the time.• • •