The Sun.
London, England, 1815-12-15 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

MARGATE, DEC. 14.—We are happy to inform
that the Woodbridge East lndiaman has been
got off; she is now at anchor in our Roads ; she
made but little water, and it is hoped that she,
has sustained no great damage in her hull.
POOLE, EtEC 14.—The Thomas Marten, LIS-
TER, from Deptford, on shore on the Long Bull
Sand, at the entrance of this port, and the Lcirel
Gambier, lit sno‘r, on shore in Swanage Bay, are
both got off without much damage.
llAnwien, DEC. 14.—The Palemon, BLYTH;
Master, has becti gOt off the Andrews, after
taliiag out part of her cargo, and brought into
this port. Sailed the Swift, CROAL, with a gene-
ral cargo, from London for Montrose.—Wind W.
YARMOUTH, DEC. 14.—The Theoden, :with
tar, deal, &c. was towed in yesterday in a-disa-
bled state. The Flora, RicuAansON ; Nancy;
-:Banx ; and Eliza, BELL, all driven on shore the
7th inst. •have been got off, and brought in here.
The Mafia, NEWBY, is on shore On the beach at
Calais ; crew saved.

1:11i (1.

DEAL-, DEC. 14,-,-Came down from the River,
and remains, the,David Hunter, for St. Helena.
FALMOUTH, DEC. 12.--Arrived the Rebecca,
Captain PAeNELL, from Cork.
PLYMOUTH, DEC. 13.—Arrived the Telegraph
schooner from Cork.—Sailed his Majesty's ship
Ramillies, 74, and Eurotas frigate, for Sheerness',
to be paid off.
LEiTtt, Dec.l2.—His Majesty's cutter Prince
of Wales has sent in the Der Per Wackt, SCOTT,
Master, as a prize.

His Majesty's ship. \lnros has arrived in the
river Thames fpani the Westward r passed Graves-
end yesterday.
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Ott Tuesday last, as a Captain of a ship just re-
.
turned front the East lndies was driving-in a gig,
at a furious rate, down ,High-street, Poplar, the
horse by some means made a sudden turn, and
then proceeded with the utmost velocity till he
got in contact with a dust-tart, when his breast
was penetrated with the shaft. of it, and he fell
down and expired. Although the chaise- wasdashed to pieces, the Captain dig not experience
slightest injury.
the.

MAILS.
4aatvED-I,Guernsey and Jersey, 1 Dublin, 1 Waterford.
Dtru—i Lisbon, t Holland, 3 Gottcnburgb, 2 Haulburgb)
2 Cillcrusey and Jeisey.

PRICE 01
THIS DAY AT r

STOCKS
'WELVE O'CLOCK.
flank Stock, India Bonds, 3s. es. dis.
3 per Cent. Red. COi 59i Excliect. Bills, 3s. 2s. dis.
3 per Cent. Cowl. shut prem.
4 per Cents. 74 Omnium, 14{ 15 144 pr•
per Cent. Navy Ann. shut Ditto fur Payment,
Bank L. Anna 15 1-16th Cons, for Opening, 621 .611
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HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning; 48 minutes after 1. Evening, la minutes after e.

THE SUN.

SOLENI Qtll3 DICERS FALSUM AUPEAT?

LONDON.

FRIDAY. DECEMBER 15. 1815.

We have Paris Papers to the 13tb, Brussels to
the I:2th, and Frankfort to the Bth inst. from all
of: which we have gleaned somethiu;:-..
_ _

The former recur to the illuaAT Plot, and ill"
sinuate that the voyage of the Princess of WALES
is connected with the arrest of Dr. GRLEFITIIS.
We have nothing new to offer on this mysterious

subject.
Tlic Countess of St. Lev, travelling with the
State of an Ex-Queen, has arrived in Switzer'

The French Chamber of Deputies • has beta-
further occupied with points of internal and CO'e
lonial regulation.
The Emperor AtEkAgnErt in an answer to an
Address from the Polish DeputatiOn, expresses
his regret that the conntry'has suffered so much
by the march of troops, and says, he has given
orders for its evacuation by the Russians.
The navigation of the Elbe was interrupted by
the ice so early as the Ist of December, and the
vessels which sailed on the preceding days ,welt
obliged to return to liamburgh.

FRENCH FUNDS.

S per Gents
Bank Actions.

.. .58 f. GO f.
...... 1040 f.

Nor's- punishment -we:are assumed, has Ot
...created the slightest movement in the Parisian
The subject laste:l one day, and 00 the
next, yielded, as usual, to the new play at t"
,!Theatre of Varieties.

The Political Club of Re-Union continues its
g QII
neetings in the Rue St. Honore. Politiciol
`
ihis side of the water attach much conseq
to it. In Paris it is hardly mentioned or km°"ll.

Tranquillity is said be restored inLLave"e-e"
doe between the Catholics and the Protestants!
Paris, too; is completely tranquil ; but it begiog
to be pretty thia of visitors. The removal of thc
groater part of the English troops has been thg
signal for the departure of many of our counciel-
men who had friends and acquaintance in th
Army.

BRIGHTON, DEC. 14.—This morning, a meet;
jog of the inhabitants was convened, to coa
of an address to be presented to her MAJBSI.I'Ia
her arrival, which was unanimously agreed
'Sty
the course of this afternoon, the Roylual ac
will reach litre to dine with the Ps". ';;;;
GENT,. Although early in the day,
t`gelconte
anxious groups Are collecting, in order to
the illustrious visitors. Prince EsTERHAz 'the ilf„,i;
trial! Ambass•olor, arrived t the l'avilion yester";7o
Baron STUumEi,theCommissioder appointed bY'O,..
Emperor of AUSTRIA to reside at the Island 0f
D's
Helena, arrived here, to take leave of the rill'lat
REGENT, previous ter his departure for IJ-11,
Island. Yestedriy Lord and Lady CAstwilt6eG
(lined with the PRINCE REGENT.

Marsbal NE Y had written a letter to iris br°tlacf°
in-law, M. Gkitott, which he forgot on his t4l.
when he' left his chamber for the place of- °I-i.e.:14
turn. Ile recollected this, and got one 0tit to
oe
“11)'
Officers to return for- it. The Officer g
the Marshal, who begged the.Cdr6 of St' 5

to forward it to aress. •
The At itsstrians, it idds 'said, refuse to take V.,,,hises'cl;
strop of Landau, until all the magazines
have_been exhausted supplying the allied tr°
shall he replenished. tltic
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PROM;STANTS.—As every OM
ar
document telative to the late disturbaces• ions
Nisuies, obtains an interest from the disctiOss.„
which have taken place on that subject ; nd,
there is reason to tear that some *-• bias has e'
towards one side or the other, in most of-the's
counts hitherto received, we are happy to 110%;
in out;t power to lay before the public the folll9s,r
iug extract from an English Protestant LadYiu.4.—
Alaughter of a. late Member oldie [louse of Cal,
tunas, and not" married to a Protestant therchao,7
of the first eminence in Toulouse, to her fkienqs
in England : u
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",TooLoitsn, N0v.27, 1815.—You bao.(lPat4
ths,
less heard, and perhaps with exaggeratiol4
troublesof Niroes, which forced the Due d'As'
gouleme to shorten his stay at Toulollse• He
t
given evident proofs of tole-ation. towards 11,4
Protestants ; and has shewn how, web he dissl);
proved of the violence of the catholic 11.4131i't
against them. It is thought licre, that. the Pro'
testants have been also to
On Thursday a handsome.clock was stolen 01).
the residence of Marshs! Dtvo,usT, at Pads,
_the presence of two -sentinels, posted tinggit °ICI
Al
vestibule where the clock was placed... .."

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