The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-04 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 3.—Arrived the Eliza
Amalie from Rio Janeiro ; she sailed the 6th
June, and from St. Salvadore the 9th July. Also
arrived the Ebenezer, CLARK, from the Downs
for Buenos Ayres. Sailed the Kainpschazka Rus-
sian frigate on a voyage of discoveries, and the
Scipio for London.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 2.—Arr7. NI the Bedford,
BROCKMAN, from La Guira ; she sailed the 15th
July:And from St. Domingo the 3Qth July. On
the 20th August, in lat. 21. long. 66. she spoke

e Columbia, WiLsoN, from Demerara for Ame-
Also arrived the Cornwallis,. STow►t±u.,
'rum Archangel, and Lapwing Revenue cutter
'rom the Eastward.

rica.

HARWICH, 0CT.3.--Arrival the Eliza, BROWN,
with bale goods and rice, from Lemtion for Rot-
terdam, having sprung a leak, and makes four
feet water in an hour.

DEAL, OcT. 3.—Came down Iron) the River,
and sailed, the Wilding, KINSMAN, for Hon-
duras, anti Two Brothers, TAYLOR, for Mogadore.
Arrived the Swan cutter from the &Ist-ward. •
PORT of CLASGOW, OCT. I.—The Middlesex,
THAMsAR,• ‘YiliCh arrived from Jamaica on the
27th ult. s .w a ship on shore on the Grand Cay-
man, with only her bowsprit standing, and was
informed by a canoe front the shore that she was
the Sisters, trout Jamaica for London.

WINWOR. OCT. 3.—Vesterday her AIAJEs-ry
and the Princesses AUGUSTA and ELIZABETH paid
a visit to her Royal Highness the Princess CHAR-
LOTTE and Prince LEOPOLD, at Claremont, where
they arrived about two o'clock ; and soon after
the Duchess of YORK, from Oatlands, joined the

Marty. They had some refreshment, and lef
elttremont about four o'clock-01C QUEEN 811(
Prit,cesttes for the Castle, and the Duchess o
YORK tor Oatlands.

PARLS, SEPT. 25.—Among the elections for the

departments, one of the most remarkable is that
of M. BIGNON, Member of BUONAPARTB'S Cham-
ber of Representatives, and of-the Commission
charged with proposing a Military Convention for
the surrender of Paris in 1815.
Yesterday Viscouflt CAVrLEREAGR had an audi-

ence of the PRINCE REGENT at Catiton-howe.

A letter from Pesaro mentions, that the Princess

_ .
of WALES gave a grand ball on the Ist of last
month. All the Nobility and persons of dis-
tinction in the neighbookrbood attended this fête.
Her Royal Highness -continues to improve
, her
a
villa of Caprile, which she has rendered most

delightful residence.
A letter from Dover, dated October 2, says—
" Sailed hence this 'clay for Ireland, the Ilfra-
combe, Crown, Benevolent, and Fox tranliorts'.
The number of passengers proceeding to France
is no,4' quite equalled by the number returning :
it is observed they return with lengthened visages,
and it is also sin wised with lighter pockets than
when they quitted borne."
The remains of the Dowager Marchioness of
SLioo arrived yesterday evening at Barnet, .trom
the Cont. tent, and are to be interred this day in
the family vault, Potters ',Oder, Herts.
We are happy to announce the safe arrival of
five companies ntnrN of,the 103 d regiirient, from
Canada. They landed at 'Tilbury Fort on Tues-
day se'nnight, and marched into Chelmsford Bar-
racks on Thursday..
TWOMAS DUTTON.—This person, who was well

ktio%yu as a Theatrical Writer a few years ago,
died this %veek in London. .
The report of Air. M'CREADY'S death is contra-
dicted. . .

Jr was-the Proof-house and not the lo4r-howe
a BirininghaM that Lord COLCHESTER
The Proof-house is an establishment of t uttnast
importance at Birmingham ; as the mankatacturers
of fire-arms, of every description, are oblige 4 to
have the tuark of that house on their various ar-
ticles.