The Sun.
London, England, 1823-02-15 00:00:00

ROYAL N.kVY.

'The Donegal, 74 guns, La Ilogue, 7.1 guns, and Barham,
74 guns, now in ordinary'at Sheerness, are ordereil to Chatharn
to be docked, and have their defects 'examined and. made good.
Ships at Chatiratit building or ordered to be built :—Royal
tleorge, 120 guns; :Mermaid and African, 4Gguns ; Crocodile,
28 guns; Sulphur, bomb; Prince Regent, 120 guns; For.
midable, and Powerful, of 84 guns ; Thames, .i guns ; Pain-
bow, 211 guns; and Etna, bomb. The following ships are now
in duel; at Chatham, and repairing :.—Spartiate and .Alfrol, of
74 guns ; and .Alert, of 18 guns.—( Kentish Oazeue.)

A Court-Martial asseMbled on Wednesday on board hisTht:
'iedy's ship Superb, to try Captain SucxtiXd, and the Of
h
cets of his. NajestY.*4 late `sloop of war iloo.ltor,te, for the loss of
that vessel—Captain"APXrszx E, °Nile Super?,
After examining i number of witnesse,i, the, sentence of the
:Court wasr-thatA:he. Captain and Otiieers were ftilly acquitted
with the exception of the 31aster, who was silghtly reprimanded
;for not keeping the lead going; anti the Pilot, in consideration
of his certificates ()framer good conduct,. was only severely re:
'primal:idea and mulcted of his pay.

A,
silly report has been spread, that the num-
ber of persons returning from the Continent is so
great, that neither carriages nor horses can be
procured on the road from Dover to London. It
is untrue that the number of persons returning
from the Continent is great, nor is there the least
difficulty in procuring horses or carriages—quite
the contrary.----(Kentish Gazette.)
Died, at Dawlish, on the 6th inst. in the 8.3 d
year of his age, Jour; SHANK) Esq., Admiral of
the Blue Squadron in his Majesty's Fleet. Big
long life was devoted to the good of his country,
and his fellow creatures, and he was known by
all who had the pleasure of Ms acquaintance as
one of the noblest works of the Creator--44
honest man." .
The Proceedings under tho 'Writ, of. Inquiry,
by order of the LORD Cmcio-cr.Lon, in the
matter of the Earl and Countess of = PouTs-
MOUTH commenced at the Freemasons' Tavern
last Monday ; which Report of the Proceedings
will be given in The Observer of Sunday, Feb. 16.
The length of these Proceedings having already
extended to Eighteen of The Observer folio
Columns, the Editor this week will be under
the necessity of publishing an extra sheet. The
price of the two sheets To-morroW will be
Fourteen-pence.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
Viscount and Viscountess Hampden, in Green-street, Park.
lane t Sir Charles Itunfylde, Bart. in Alontague-square ; Lady
and Miss Borough, in Portland,place; Mr. Wm.. Burrell, at
AVhitehall ; Mrs. R. Calvert, in St..lanies's-place; Sir Clau-
dius. and Lady Hunter, and Miss Hunter, in Queen-street,
May-fair ; Marchioness Dowager of Lansdowne and Miss
Gifford, in Albemarle-street ; Countess of Liverpool, at Fife
House ; Sir John and Lady Murray, in Wimpole-street; Lady
Roden, in QueenAlvn-street, from her seat In Hants; Captain
Charles Rich, at the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn-street, from
Paris ; Sir M. B. Folkes, Bart. M.P. from his seat, Helling-
ton Hall; Sir Thos. Hammond, Bart. from his seat in Suffolk.
DEPARTURES.—.. 'he Countess of Dysart, for her seat, Ham
House, Surrey; Colonel Hamilton, for Brighton.

BATH AItRIVAL/J.—Earl Glare, Earl Pembroke, Count des
Chapelles, Hon. and Rev. Lord J. Thynne ; Hon and Rev.
Archdeacon and Mrs. de Grey, Sir C. Blunt, Sir L. and Lady.
Palk and family—Colonel and Mra. Baillie, Colonel Nibart,
.Major Roberts, Captain and Mrs Coote, Captain M'Alpine,
Captain Morgan, Captain Miltimay, Captain Giles, Lieut.
Beaseley, Liutenant Davis, Lieutenant Sayce—Rev. Mr. and
Mrs. Sherer, Rey. Mr. Wiggett, lieu. Mr. Goulton, Rev. Mr.
Chamberlance, Rey. Mr..lenkyns, Rev. Mr. Xrtatehbull, Rev.
Mr. Ord, Rev. Mr. Randolph,
C. Shipley, Rev. Mr.
Ward.

FA SII lONA BLE PARTIES.
Lord Holland entertained a party of friends at dinner yes-
terday, at his house in Burlington-street.
Viscount Hampden had a dinner party yesterday at his house
in Green-street, Grosvenor-square.
The Countess of Harrington had a select circle of fashion.
abler yesterday evening, at her house, Stable-yard, St. James' .1

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