The Sun.
London, England, 1809-02-21 00:00:00

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HARWICH, FEB. 20.—This morning arrived the,
Lady Frances Packet, in five days, from Heligoland,
with Mails and Passengers, who state that a renewal
of hostilities between Austria and France is strongly
rumoured on the Continent. BUONAPARTB, after
his return to Paris from Spain, proceeded for Germ
many, wfiere he remains.

DovER, Fan. so.—Arrived the American Sblp
Faaor, of New-York, Captain Janus Toni, from
TeneritTe, with wine and barilla, for London, bur*
then 300 tons; she was taken on Saturday night
last, between Beachy Head and Dungeness, by a
French Privateer, and was recaptured and sent is
here by his Majesty's Sloop of War Belk The
Privateer carried away her bowsprit in attempting to
board the Faaor, on which was between 90 and 30
Frenchmen, who were all drowned; ten French-
men are come in with the Faaor.

-A Brig was seen standing for Calais to-day, taken
by the same Privateer, and it is supposed the English
left on board rose on the Frenchmen who were left
from the Privateer; and the Lively Excise Cutter
fortunately heaving in sight, sad observing the
motions, ran down to her, and recaptured., raid car-
ried her into the'Downs.

PLYMOUTH, Fitz. ig.—Sailed His Majesty's 811iP
Revenge, of 74 guns, Hon. Capt. PAGET, and Shan-
non Frigate, Capt. BROKE, to the Westward.
The Lavinia Frigate, Capt. Lord WM. STUART,
and the Emerald Frigate, Capt. MAITLAND, are ex*
peeled to sail to-morrow.

PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 20.—Arrived the Britannia,
ANDERSON ; Alfred, DIMLY ; and the Thomas,
SRUBLY, (Trinsports) from Plymouth.

FALMOUTH, FEB. 18.—Sailed his Majesty's Ships
ifrethusa, Medusa, Resistance, and `Orestes; and.
ifdrign Caner, an a extiize.

Arrrived the Thermetis Transportfrom Vigo and
Corunna ; Susannah, for Barbadues; and the B&A"

bell', for Rio Janeiro, both from Liverpool; tba
Susannah has been out ta days.

DEAL, FRB. 20. Circe down from the River the
Ferret. and the Ranger; ---'— for the South
Seas; Centurion DovGLAS; Kingston, BEssoN ;
and Lincoln? 1116i/40ND, for Jamaica ; aud'rentain
in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per Last•

LAU/ REPORT.

COURT OF KING'4 tsENCN, Vss. zo.

TIII: KING V. T. CARRINGTON SAIITH, KM. •
-The Defendant, a Major in the Army, wasltrit4f.,
on two indi&nienrs, bosh originating in the 'Si,rie
transaction;. the one (or assaultinglOrd
gtootu,'and abe other for challengingtord:P,:enelsgh
himself to fight a duel. Thu circunnitences:o ere
,0
follcr .bit Sunday morning, was
drivirigArainglet,horse ahaise along the. road; and met'
Ranelagh and his groom. The servant wits
deliverint.a Message to his Lordihip, and the horses
were .on the grass by the road-side, leaving plumy
of . room forthe Defendant to pass. Wien he camp
near to the groom, he cut • him with his- whit", e'g.
claiming,". Get oat of the way, you -rascal!"
and drove smutty forward. His Lordship rode
alter. him, and insisted he should stop. When he
stopped, he asked him fur why fie struck his sere
rant ? His-reply was, " You are a 11—liar,
d I did
not strike your sovaiit." His Lordship asked httn
who, he- was ? He replied,, he supposed that
,he
took him for a Cockney, drib ing a hired gig on a Sun-
day, but he. was an Official' in Ilia Majeat.'s' service.
His Lordship replied, that his conduct was neither
that .olAt.Gentleman nor -an Othicer. To thus the
Defendant retorted a great deal of foul and abuSiVe
language, and challenged his Lordship to meet liiin
in two hours time. The next day Ins Lordship
took. him to Marlborough-street, when headinitted
he. had challenged his Lordship, end exPrSsi'd his
surprise that a Gentleman should appeal to the law,'
After a very able summing 'up tram 'LOrd'Eitsitt.
BOROUtili, the. Jury tbund him Guilty.

At:lnquisition was tr ken pnSaturday at dui hotic:3
of'1114:-A. Heiken, in Oxford-street,-on the remains
ethat Lady's daughter, who was burnt to dcath pt%
Thtirsihiy night.' Miss 'Heiken had be. at a ball
with her mother and a party, and after htr return
she retired' so her apartments, where she atandentslif
set fire to but dress with the' candle. Her screams
aura:led her parent to the spot i but too Lite to
afftnlie her any assistance,' her dress lia'ving bevii re"
daced, to tinder. She' lived in ague} abotit ati hour.
VerdielAccidentai'Death. . .

BIRTH,
Onihe soh inst, at his hOuse at Melton. the Lady of1°"
seph Huddatt. jun. Esq. 'of a Sun and Heir.

.MARRIE'D.

On Saturday, at Worcester, Mr. Benjamin Stable; Of the
Strand, London,, to Miss Eliza Lovett or the former places
Y terclAy, Philip Frederic behrends:Esq.olßroad-strisig"
to Miss Farrington, of Eroxbourn, Herts.