The Sun.
London, England, 1813-06-14 00:00:00

For GnATTA strives with zeal to serve 'a Pors.

THE 'lsm. FIIIENDS TO UNION.
Among the Men, what (lire divisions rise!
For " naon" One, curd one "no nniom" cries
on the tex thit such dispute beg in;
Ladies arc all for uninn—loa man.

• • - EPIGRAM.
Lothario, rarish'd with a smile
From Chloe, in a public place, •
Exclaim'd, in stiff theatrie stile,
" Nature ne'er fort-11'd so fair a face l"
By chance the fool for once was right,
'Twas merely paint and candle4ightl

The names of the, vessels in the following para-
graph of naval news render it 'somewhat curious
at the present era The Royal William, $O,
which has borne the flags of the successive Coat-
wanders in Chief of Portsmouth, so many years,
proves at length so leaky that she is ordered into
the •harbour to he 'paid otf.-'f_ihe is the oldest-,
built ship in his Matjes,ty'S service,---The Prince,
98, at Plymouth, is to be fitted out to take her
station."—Long may The Prince, a more formid-
able first-rate than even the Royal William, main-
tain the dignity.of the British flag abroad, and at
home against foreign foes and domestic innova-
tion, and the country rejoice in. the possession of
a new Bulwark on the old and glorious principle.
The 4th Anniveinry of the Pitt Club was cele-
brated in Bolton, on Friday, the 28th
.of May, by
numerous and highly respectahle assemblage-of
Gentlemen of the WWII and neighbourhood, who
met for the purpose of testifying their veneration
for the memory, and attachment to the prinei-
ples of the late Bight Hon. WILLIAM PITT.—
TIIOMAS ItitiowAy and HICITAan AnNswoiyu,
Esqrs, Officiated as Stewards.
It is' stated, that the application of Mr.SmiTH.
late judge at Trinidad, to resume ,his station in
that island, has been unsuecesful._ _ _ _

boctor No LTY) who was wounded hi the left
ant ou Tuesday morning last, in a duel with Mr.
M‘Barawrow, was obliged •to undergo amputa-
tion, and is now in a. fair way of 'recovery. Mr.
McßsEtty,ToN never quitted hitu since the unfor-
tunate meeting took place.
Colonel Dr. Cotracy,of the Guards, lately de-
ceased,"wiS the eldest'son of Lord KrissALki, Pre
Mier 'Baron of Irelan(h 'whOse ancestor, at the
time of his. creation, was desired by his Sovereign
to ask any other distinction of courtly honour,
and it should be granted to him. lic strangely
solicited the privilege for himself and immediate
heirs of wearing his hat in the Royal Presence,
which was complied with, and the head of the
[louse of the Da Cooacr's has Continued in
rightful possession of this privilege, by patent,
down to the present Moment.
A quantity of ice (supposed to have been ex-
ported from Glasgow) was offered for sale last
month, at Kingston, Jamaica, at the low prices
of 15a. nncl I Sil. per /mond, in order. as the ad-
vertisement expressed, that " it might he intro-
duced into general use, and every class of society
enabled fo purchase."
An affray took place last week at the fair of
Mines, in which (no uncommon occurrence atsan
Irish merry-making) a man of the name of
M`Mahon was killed. The person who killed him
happening
to be is yeoman of the Clones corps, the
newspapers, friendly to conciliation—to the avoid-
ing of every thing that can tend to produce
blood or rancorous. animosity—these, ravens with
the olive-branch of peace in their beaks, have
most industriously and barefaccdly attempted to
magnify this drunken and fatal squabble into a re-
ligious contest between a gentle Roman Catlio-
lic,k And a furious Orangeman ! !!
The Gazette of Saturday contains an offer of his
Ainjesty.a pardon, and NU reward, to be-paid
by the Overseers of the parish of 'Woodford,
tssex, for the discovery of the inivilerers:of Mrs.
Martha Stephens, of that place. The- Gazette
states, among other things, that a 'plain metal
oar watch, maker's name " Thomas Ridley,
Woodford, No. 1544," which winds up in the
face, as well as a very sharp case-knife, were miss-
ing from her hon Se..