The Sun.
London, England, 1819-09-14 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

NORTH SHIELDS, SEPT. 11.—The Mary, Iluo-
sot4, from Sunderland to London, was fallen in
with on the 9th inst. about 40 miles to the East-
ward of this port, water-logged, with only three
men on board, by the Highflyer, from Green-
land, who put on board four men and a mate, and
this day arrived here. The three of the Mary's
crew report, that the Master and the other part
of the crew abandoned her on the 30th ult. about
40 miles to the Westward of the Naze of
Norway.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 13.—Sailed the General
Truscott, PALMER, for Madras.

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 1 1.--The packets mentioned
yesterday sailed in the evening.

THE SUN.

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LONDON,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1319.

117 e received this mortoing the I'm is Papers of
Saturday la3t. 'the following are extracts
" fasts, SEPT. 11.-The King is better. His
Majesty's indisposition is very slight.

" The King transacted business yesterday with
the. Marquess Dessolles.
" Tke Duchess de Berry continues to enjoy the
best health..

, " Lieutenant-General the Count de Flahault is
arrived at Paris from England.
" The new Queen of Spain was to arrive yes-
terday at Strasburgh. The Spanish Ambassador,
the Duke de Fernan Nunez, set out from Paris for
that city three days ago. If the itinerary of this
Princess is not altered, her Majesty will arrive at
Bayonne the 24th inst. and make her entry into
Spain on the 28th.
" Thursday, at 8 in the evening, an English-
man, apparently about 35 years of age, shot him-
self through the head in a chamber of a furnish-
ed hotel, No. 30, Rue des Moulins, where he
lodged. No papers were found to lead to a 414-
covery at' who he was. The body was conveyed to
La Morgue.

" The Russian General tirolkow, Commanrlant
of Moscow, passed through Strasbeigh the 4th
instant, with dispatches for Spain.

FIVE PER CENTS.-

Shut Price -
Friday, Ex. Div. 1 f. 20c. -

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nr FER 11 ED STOCK.
Of the 29d March, 1817, 92 f. 9C C.
2/d Sept. 1817,
22.1 Nlarch, 1812, 3B f. 90c.
22d Sept. 1819, . ' 86 f. 90 q.
c2d March, 1919, B4 f. 95 c.

" STOCKHOLM, AUG, 27.—The new fortress
intended as the principal depOt of arms for this
kingdom, is to be erected a short distance from
AskersUnd, between the Lakes Wenern and \Vet•
tern. The fortress of Axbohn, which defends
the entrance of the poit of Stockholm, is also to
be put in a respectable state of defence.
" MADRID, AUG. 30.—A Proclamation has
been published at Cadiz, interdicting all commu-
nication with the Isle de Leon, in consequence of
the yellow fever having manifested itself there.

" DRESDEN, Avo. 31.-I'he marriage of the
Princess Josephine with the King of Spa:u was
celebrated on the 28th instant, by procuration.
" FRANKFORT, SEPT. 5.-=Letters from War-
saw state, that the, Emperor of Russia is ex-
pected there about the end of next month,
and afterwards to take another journey to the
environs of Cuban and Mount Caucasus.

" BAYREUTH, SEPT. 3.—The new Qneen of
Spain arrived here yesterday, and set out this
morning for Bamberg."

We have received Quebec Gazettes to the V of
August, the contents of which we shall insert

to-morrow.

' Another arrival took place to•thy of New York
Papers to the 11th August ; one of thew says,--
•` A letter received by a Gen:lt:man. in this
city from a Correspondent on the Red River,
says, two grand expeditions are now under tvaY
for the Spanish country ; three hundred families
are now making ready to take possession of that
part of the Red River within the Spanish lines,
as fixed by- the late Treaty. Another is also
making up, to take possession of St. Antoine, tin-
der the command of General Long."

At length the wretched farce of Ilutvr's return
to that Capital which he has so long been per-
mitted ro disturb, passed off yesterday, without
those mischievous consequences which might
reasonably be expected how the assemblage of

an ithintnse Rabble, compr;zing, no doubt, all the
Thieves and Ruffians which the Metropolis could
supply. The latter hordes, who may be considered
as harmless, when compared with the Radical
Reformers, of course exercised their vocation with
all possible assiduity and expertness, and, with
little danger of detection, among -those who aim
not at mere petty larceny guilt, but at a universal
spoliation of property, and the destruction of all ,
Government, but that of a mere Mob Despotism,
which, in case they could succeed, they would in-
disputably establish to the total ruin of the British
Empire. The gang, who bad resources sufficient
to enable them to enjoy a Tavern Dinner, de"
frayed, no doubt, out of the Penny Subscription
extorted front their deluded followers, with rite io
consistency that marks all the combinations of bad
men, could nut suppress their jealousy of each other,
themselves. WATSON, it
and quarelled among
seems, slid not aspire to the Chair himself, but.
wanted to shew his influence ovtr the Radical
Rabble present, by placing GALE JoNEs in that
hon.ursble post, bat was overborne by the Flutvv.
rtes, who, after having attended HuNT's pro-
cession, naturally wished to see him enjoy the chief
glories of the day. IIuNT panted for the prem., •
sidenfy, and thereby gave offence to the Doc-
tor, who, though professedly a Levelrer, Tiatl
the pride of Ancestry throbbing in his breast, and,
therefore, with a consciousness of the digni!y of
descent, boldly told HUNT' " himself
was of an older fatuity than. the Bristol
Brawler. As HUNT, however, is known to be !lot
without. a white feather, as %veil as a white hat,
they did not proceed beyond a verbal contest.
HuNa was content to acknowledge- by implicaa
tion the inferiority of his birth, provided be might
be suiTered to possess the Cha:r—

" Defter to reign i❑ tiel,l than serve in Heaven."
Tl►e company got drunk with., all due celeritl,
and, thanks to the preparations which, as tkeY,
well knew had been made. tor the pru►tectiou of
public peace, dispersed, and went to their bevel-at
habitations, without incurring the notice of the
Civil Power.

ROYAL. VISIT.—Last week their Royal High.,
nesses the Duke and Duchess of KENT took tits
airing to Hendon, and honoured 'the St. Clement
Danes Establishment there for the INFANT Pool
with 4- visit.— The Rictor of Si. Clement?s,° who
is one of his Royal Highness's Chaplains, and two
°late Overseers, attended, to meet their Royal
Highnesses,' who expressed themselves highly
graticed with the cleanliness, order, and comfort,
so conspicuous in this Asylum tor the helpless off.
spring of the poor. Dr. M'NAB, at the Duke's
request, was also present, and gave his full ap.
probation to this mode of training up theNe•little
dependents on the parental care of the Overseers.
It is highly creditable to these Illustrious Per.-
90pages, that, while Providence has placed theta
in,a high and exalted sphere, they think it not
-beneah them to examine into the concerns of the
poorest and most helpless of their Royal Father's
subjects, 1-3,ito,ns may discern somewhat of the
good OLD KING in such conduct ; and while they
heave a 'sigh at the recollection that his day "is
past', they will ,‘ ipe away the failing rear I'l'oo
a consideration that the Race is not extinct.