The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-30 00:00:00

' NE li/C ASTLE, JUNE z 6.

ON Wednesday, at Sunderland, a human skeleton' '
was found under the foundation of an old house i'n-
Stobb-lane : it is supposed the house ha stood up-
wards of .40 years, and was lately pulled-down, and
a steam.-mill is now ere Ling thereon. The bones
were entire, measuring upwards of six feet,. and are
supposed to have been the remains. of some person
murdered, as there are marks of violence discover_
able on the skull.

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On Saturday lasto farmer and butter-dealer near
Bellingham, was brOught belore Alderman CGAM-
LINGTON, and fined in the mitigated penalty of 41.
for having in his possession six firkins of. butter,
the same not being branded as.the. Ad direds.—At
the same time the cooper who made the firkins was
fined 2os. for negleft of duty. A dealer
,in butter
at Morpeth, was likewise fined zos. for presenting
two .firkins, they not being branded, as above.
On Th'ursday the 3oth Regiment, lately arrived
from Egypt, marched into Sunderland Bamteks. •

A vessel arrived at Whitehaven on Wednesday
se'nnight, from Strangford; which is known to have
been coasting, chiefly in this channel, for r 30 years.
She is called the Three Sisters, Donnan master, but
is better _known by the name of the Port-a-Feriy
Frigate ; she is of the burthen of 36 tons, at present
rigged as a brigantine, but there is a report that
she formerly appeared as a ship. However this may
Se, it is certain that she was employed at the. siege
of• Londonderry, in' 1689, and was successful, on an
emergency; in• supplying the garrison with provi-
sions. This venerable piece of naval architedure
(which, from the great improvements made in the
course of the last century, is now viewed as a curio-
sity), is allowed, we are informed, the privilege of
using any of the public docks at .Liverpool, free of
all port charges ; and this is in consequence of her
having been the first vessel that entered the Old
Dock.

The interest, together, with the.. numerous inci-
dents and tricks which run through the new Serio-
Comic Pantimnime of the Golden Farmer, or Hark-
quin Ploughboy, brought. out at the. Royal Circus,
yield the most ample scope for the elegance of
tion and attitude of Mr. Byrne in the part_of Har-
lequin, in both .of which he stands so peculiarly
eminent ; and Mrs. Wybrow, in Columbine,. cer-
•tainly keeps pace with him In these, to the saris-
fidion of every spectator. Montgomery's Clown
is the height of mirth to every circle ; and the
.Golden Farmer, by Helme, is sustained most ably.
The scenery is peculiarly grand in the Masquerade
Scene, which is remarkably ~splendid ; the elegant
and graceful dancing of Miss Adams is greatly ad-
mired; the vertical translucid Temple of the Nymph
of the Spring, in the last scene, has a most superb
and astonishing effet; and the whole, accompanied
by its capitalmusic, which is by W. Ware, charms
the overflowing Audience of each evening.

SHIP NEIFS.

POOLE, JUNE 27.

Arrived—the Brothers, Whittle, and Rambler, Tozer,
from Tenby ; Fortune's Increase, Walton, and Nancy, Clay,
from Sunderland ; Jacob; Bartlett, from Teiginnouth ; Ed-
ward and Mary, Hussey, from London ; Williams,
and. Dart, Baker, front Portsmouth ; and Sally, Bellard,
from .Dieppe.
Sailed—the GoOd Intent, Ballard, for Cowes Expedi-
tion, -Forder, tor Ramsgate; Fle63or, Sparrow, and Prospe-
rity, Mitchell, for London; Prosperous,Palmer, and Ann
and Mary, ilatchard, for Portmouth.

GRAVESEND, JUNE 28.

Passed by—the Generous Friends, Kenny, from Riga ;
Eliza Seth, M‘Ghee, from Leghorn - Adelphia, Coats,, from
Christiana ; Camden, Hill, fromlamaica ; Lord Nelson,
Stack, from Dunkirk; and Neutral, from Norway.
Sailed—the William, Wilkinson, fur Rotterdam; Liberty,.
I ohnson, for Hainbro' ; Npble, forJ3ilboa ; Liberty,
Wilcox, for Rouen; Harmony, —, Amsterdam.; and
'1 Italia Anna Magdalena, Lutjes, for Havre,