The Sun.
London, England, 1821-05-07 00:00:00

SIIIP NEWS.

DEAL, MAY S. W.—Arrived yesterday and sailed
for the River the Ceres, Munroe, and Thetis, Partridge, from
Jamaica; and Swan, Dudman, from Gibraltar. Came down
from the River and sailed the Isabella, Stewart, for Naples;
Belle, Chambers, for Gibraltar ; Jane, Andersen, for Bour-
deaux ; Betsy, Hunter, for Prince Edward's Island; Calypso,
Chaler ; and Broderick, Peart, for Miramichi ; Earl of Morley,
Stayers, for the South Seas ; Union, Craigie, for Virginia ; and
Royal Union, Grant, for Quebec. The Earl of Morley re-
mains. Arrived to-day and sailed for the River the Rapid,
Horn, from Demerara ; Rockingham, Waugh, from Calcutta ;
and a ship, supposed to be the Cerberus, from Bengal. Came
down from the River and remain the Zephyr,. Stayers, for the
South Seas; Regent, Dougal, for Berbice • Arno; Robertson,
for Genoa; and William, Crawford, for daples.
Po SMOU Til, MAY 6.—Wind S. W.—Arrived yesterday
the Fanny transport, from Cork ; and his Majesty's ship Came-
lion, from a cruize. Arrived to-day the Mcvagvey, Harvey,
from Messina ; and the Ranger, Cowl, from Cadiz for St. Pe-
tersb'urgh.
COWES, MAY s.—The American ship Two Brothers, Gil-
christ, from .Canton for Amsterdam, is lying too off the Wight
• fer.a North Sea Pilot.
PLY 310 UTII , MAY s.—Wind S.—The • brig lest on Mon-
day last on the Rundle Stone, is the Birmingham, of and from
-Swansea, for this port, with coals ; all on board were lost ex-
cept 12neen. Sailed yesterday his Majesty's ship Lee, on a.
cruize. Sailed to-day the Pomona, Coath; for Faro; . and
Union, Taylor; for Miramichi.
FALMOUTH, Al AY 4.---Wind S. E.—Arrived the. Juliana,
Richardson, from Cotte for Guerticey. Sailed the Duke of
Marl borough packet, with a mail, for Lisbon. • • - .
LIVERPOOL, -.MAY s.—The Congress,' from Baltimore for.
thiS port, foundered on the 2d of 'March ;: at IA. M. she was"
seen in great distress by .Capt. Turley, of. Philadelphia, but the
sea was running so high that. they-could not render them any
assistance. . • • -
RAMSGATE, MAY 6.—The Johannes-G•orharden, Sipkes,
from Amsterdam for Madeira, got entangled •and grounded on
the North part of the Goodwin Sands yesterday, but was got
off again with assistance, and proceeded on her voyage.
HAuwwx, MAY 6.—The entire hull of a foreign vessel
has been picked Up off the sunk sand, and brought in here,
supposed to be the Fortuna, Which was repOrted on the 27th
ult. to be lost on the Longaand.—Sailed the Thetis packet for
Gottenburg,h ; Lord Duncan, do. for Cuxhaven ; and Beau-
foy, do. for Holland ; each with a mail.
LYNN, MAY s.—Arrived the Fly, Laud, from Newcastle,
having been-on shore on the Sands in the Channel; and thrown
all her cargo overboard. . •

On Saturday the dispatches were closed at the East India
House, and delivered to the pursers of the following ships,
viz.:—Thomas Grenville, Capt. W. Manning; '.‘l&rquis of
Wellington, Capt. J. Blanchard, for Madras and Bengal.

THE ARMY.
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NEwPour, MAY 4.—The fine corps of cavalry, under the
command of Sir L. T. W. Holines, Bart. this week finished
their annual exercise. The good appearance of the men, the
fineness of the weather, and the music of their excelland band,
have enlivened this town, and contributed to the entertainment
of the visitors to this delightful spit.
We understand; from authority, ti►e Regular Militia of this
county is to be called out, for the purpose of being trained and
exercised for 21 days, on Wednesday the 3d of October next.--
(ex-F.ORD JOURNAL.)
A Serjeant, two Corporals, and a Private in the Marines,
were in attendance on Saturday, in new clothing, at the King's
Palace, under the direction of Viscount MELVILLE, for his
MAJESTY'S inspection, and to take his commands.
The Militia of this county will be called out for training
and exercising, the latter end of this month, for twenty-one
days.—(LEICESTER JOURNAL.)

.—There was rather more de,
ling. The following were the

CORN-EXCHANGE, NAY 7.
mand for fine Wheat this morn
prices :
Wheat 34s CO; Small Beans "Os 32s
Barley 20s 27s Tick 24s 23s
White Pease .... ....... 34s 40s Oats 15s 25s
Grey Peas 26s 303 Flour, per sack - 46s 50s

We understand that a King's Messenger was
dispatched to Portsmouth last week, for the
purpose of conducting GENTILINI (formerly valet
to BUONAPARTE,) and Madame JULIE (femme de
chambre to Madame BERTRAND') to Cuxhaven.
After eleven weeks passage at sea, these unfor-
tunate persons (with an infant child,) were de-
tained at Spithead for three weeks, without either
being permitted to land, or to see any person
from the shore, except an Agent of Government.
No reason has been assigned for this inhospitable
conduct.—(Morning Chronicle.)
Friday the Duchess of KENT and a select party
dined with Prince LEOPOLD at Marlborough
House.—The Duke of GLOUCESTER and Prince
LEOPOLD called yesterday at the KING'S Palace,
to pay their respects to the KlNG.—Saturday the
Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, accompanied
by the Princess AUGUSTA. went to Bushy, where
their Royal Highnesses dined, and in the even-
ing returned to LOndon.—Yesterday the Prin.
cess AUGUSTA dined with the Duke and Duchess
of CLARENCE.—The Duchess of CLARENCE visited
the Duchess of KENT yesterday.--Saturday
Prince LEOPOLD had a dinner party.
By late accounts from Vienna, we learn that
her Excellency the BRITISH AMBAS3ADRESS was
happily delivered on the 2.3 th of April of a fine
boy, who is heir to the large estates in the county
of Durham. We are happy to add that her
Excellency and the infant are doing as well as
possible.
COUNT AND COUNTESS LIEVEN.—The KING
has been pleased to signify his gracious intention
of becoming sponsor to the infant son of their
Excellencies the. Comte and Comtesse de LIEVEN,
jointly with the Emperor of Russit. The bap-
tism takes place on Thursday next, the 10th
instant, at the mansion of- the Russian Embassy,
Harley-street, when his Majesty will honour the
ceremony with his presence; and his Highness
the Prince Paul Esteihazy will be the proxy for
his Imperial Majesty. After the ceremony there
is to be a superb banquet, and other splendid en-
tertainments, which will also be honoured with
the presence of the King.
It is with pleasure we learn that General
POPHAM has reduced his rents to his tenants in
Somersetshire tw'enty-five per cent., and has sig-
nified his intention to continue to do so while
corn sells under Bs. 6d. per bushel.
Major CARTWRIGHT, it seems, has commenced
proceedings against Mr. STEMMAN, the publisher
of a work entitled cC The Boole of Wonders,"
for quoting a passage from CORBETT'S Register,
in which the Great Grand Papa of Reform is made
to say, that in fighting the enemy, we may
have recourse to the arms of base and even infa-
mous men."

Tuesday night the fishermen of Sir FnANcts
BURDETT, at Ramsbury Manor, were looking
out for poachers, the water having been netted
only a few nights previous ; between twelve and
one they discovered cep in the act of drawing
the river, when a most serious conflict ensued;
one of the keepers had his arm dreadfully broken
hi two places. They at length succeeded in
securing two of the gang., Waving and Di,:cn,
both Ramsbnry men, who have been committed
for 11:a1.—(0.7-ford JrcurN luczy