The Sun.
London, England, 1805-11-25 00:00:00

EAST lATD TES.

. ,
lars'r of an-ivals at Pritice of Wales's Liao& from
.the J oth of February to the 15th of March, 1806
February to. Thi Brisk, Capt. S. Stewart, trQm l.iitgin ;
Caroline, I'. W. Court, trims Malacca.
1.7. B. ig M Irpret. A, Bunter', train Calcutta.
23. Ship Marron Hastings, R. Scott, from Vlalacta.
23. kesolution, J. Purser; Milani. M. Shepkterclson,froM
Calcutta.
17 1. Hull, froiii Columba.
2g rranquebar, f. Garrett, from Calcutta.
A,l.4ich z. His Majesty's Brig Sea. Flower, Owen, from
cakuto.
8. Hi, Majesty's Ship Russell, It. Williams; lion. Com!
paoy's Cruizer I.es Freres tints, It; Deane ; Belisarius, 'F.
Lynch Persorotance, j. Johnson, trom Madras.
rt. Malcolm, C. Fenwick, from [(hi°.
Is. Don, Stewart, train- Rangoon.

- On the pth of March last anchored in the Harbour
of Brnnbay the American SltiP Penman, prize to
His, Majesty's Ship phaeton.
A circumstance recently occurred in Japan which
will probably prove prejudicial to the interest of the
Dutch, in that kingdom. A patavian Ship arrived
there refused to submit td the customary regula-
tions of tho Country, of taking away her sails, guns,
and •ru,ider, during her stay ; and an armed boat
Avas.sent from the shore to enforce obedience; on
its appro-ach, however, the Captain fired into it, and
wounded several of the people. Tile faelors on shore
were immediately seized, and would have been put
to death; had not the Captain surrendeied himself
and Ship to the disposal of the King. The result of
this 1=8d:flow-is not known ; but, it is supposed,
that the Dutch will tither be subjeel to further ri-
gour, or be deprived of the exclusive trade Which
they at present enjoy.

So currY or AttTs.:—At the Sitting of this Society,
which was held in the Adelphi, on Wednesday even-
ing, a Resolution was passed for commemorating, in
the Great Room of the Institution, the 'Character
and Achievements of Lord NI 1.5 The Paintings
Which occupy the walls of that roorit,are well known
to the,Public, and are ranked among "the notdestpro-
duaions of modern genius. The Artist by whom
they were executed has been applied to, on the part
of the , SoCiety, and is to introdnee among those
groups of distinguished charaaers an appropriate
representation of the Vidor of Trtifalgar. This man-
ner of commem,oratipn is Worthy, of much praise.
The general intention of the Paintings is to cele-
brate the men who have been principally eminent in
arts and in arms ; and by i Society directed
,parti-
cularly t 9 the promotion of the Arts and Commerce
of England; an Art not the- least favoured among
theObjeas of its patronage; is devoted with- peculiar
felicity, to a Chara6ter, vvho, amidst illustrious com-
petition on all sides, has contributed proMinently to
establish our Empire on the Ocean, and to. confirm
the security, and enlarge the dominion of'our.Corn-
,- tneree. It wdl not, indeed, be the boast of this tri-
Inite, that it can contend is expence 'with: the
nu-
merous monuments about to be ereCled to the rne-
mory of at -departed Hero ; for the liberal zeal of
the Artist inserts the addition as a gratuitous offering
'of genius and admiration : but the merit of the 'ex-
eetitloll is rust likely to be surpassed, and the assn-
elation of this illUstrieus COmmander, with those
wild have been chiefly illustrious 'in the past annals
of. mankind, introduced into a proddtion which
cotnmemorates them with a spirit and-elevation wor-
' thy oldie Subjeft, is a form of celebration ingenious-
ly instal-0 interesting.'
The, following is given as a
.correft account of
Lord. Nusore a Sword, which has erroneously been
said to have been presented to the departed Hero
by Admiral WAt.roLc :—The Sword' alliicied.to was
a •Stnall,-sword, given to him by his unele;Captain
MAtat,icc SUCKLING, then ..Comptroller' of the
'Nwy, with this 111,41a:holt, "410aATio, present
you with this, on your promise to part with it but
with your life he was advancing at
.Santa
Cruz, lie was wounded in his "right wrist:, 'and
dropped his Sword, but on recelleetieg his unele'S
injundion, reeovered it with his left-hand.- After be-
ingHou hoard his Ship, he sus erect, amputation, and
time after underwent a second operation near
the shoulder, to prevent mortification.
The neighbourhood of the Tower was much
alarthed, an Friday night, by-a body of ~asears, who
assembli,..d.with a view to obtain. redfess for one 'of
their body, who had been robbed by a girl in St.
Catherine's : they paraded tho.streets, whieli
eame nearly deserted by-all others, 'an,l the shops,
'&e. u ere shut up • but they at length dispersed, on
being informed of probable consequences at their.
riotous conducrt.