The Sun.
London, England, 1819-01-27 00:00:00

CUSTOMS LIST.

Entered Inwards, Jan. 26.—Larkins, Wilkinson, Calcutta;
Thames, Peck, New York ; 11Iargaret, M'lntyre, Leghorn ;
Active, Langtlen, Lanzarotte; Constellation, Fell, St. Do-

Entered Outwards, Jan. 26.--Hoffnung, Honeeker4,
Bremen; Margaretta, Binning, Ant.xerp: Isis, Hutchison,
Nlinerva, Warren Hastings,
Hawes, do.; General Harris, We'stead, du. ; Rose, Nl"rag-
gart, do.

Cleared Outwards, Jan. 26.—Rucker, Soper, Grenada ;
Scsurplaur, Crevecceur, Havre; Antis, Saunders, Odessa.

CORN-EXCHANGE, JAN. 27.—We lkave had no
fresh arrivals of any Grain since Monday, nor
any alteration in our prices ; but Fine Wheat
went off on full as good terms, there being but
little of chat description at market. Fine Barley
•was rather more in request, there being more en-
viry after and better sale for malt. Foreign
Beans are selling rather freely, the great reduc-
tion in the price of that article having brought
many country buyers, who have taken offa consi-
derahle quantity.

KING'S THE ATRR.-This Theatre opened last
night, and exhibited a very brilliant interior, the
House having been painted and adorned in a very
elegant manner since the close of last season.
The Opera last night was L'ltaliana
The 'Plot is by no means uninteresting, and the
niusic was appropriate and pleasing. Madame
BeLLocut appeared to great advantage in Ilia
Heroine. AMBROGETTI displayed all his usual
spirit and humour. Signor PLAuct, the new bass
singer, is an acquisition. He and GARcIA were
much applauded. The Ballet was Zephir, or Le
Retour du Printem. A very numerous and brilliant
audience received the whole with great applause.

Miss O'NEILL—As this Actress has billy vin-
dicated herself, in the Letters which we inserted
yesterday, from the charges which seem to have
originated merely in private malevolen:7e, it is to
he hoped that she will not 'again be the object.
of such attacks, as her personal character is as de-
servedly esteemed tor go,,d sense and unaffectel
affability, as her talents are admired by the public
at large.

Yesterday, nhout one o'clock, the Duke of
YORK. arrived at his. house in St. James's Palace,
from his visit to the Earl VERIJLAM, near Sr.
Alban's. Soon after three o'clock his Royal.
Highness held a Levee at his Office in the Horse
Guards. •

ViSCOUIIt CASTLF.RRAGH left town yesterday af-.
teruoon. about halt-lest three o'clock, for his
seat at North Cray.
Yesterday there was a ninnerous assemblage of
Peers at Fite-house, the residence of the Earl of
LlVElinooL.

Yes erday being the birth-day Of his Majesty
the King of SWEDEN, Baron STRERNELD, the
Swedish Minister, gave a grand entertainment to
a large party of distinguished personages, at his
residence in Lower Grosvenor-street.

We hear that Sir EDWARD KNATCHBULL, Rut.
one of the Representatives for this County
in Parliament, has declared •his intention
to resign the situation of Chairman of. the Etst
Kent Sessions, the chilies of which he has for
n►any years so honotnahly perfavnted, to the
general satisfaction of the inhabitants of the
County.—(Muidltorie Journal )

ANDBEws, it rtspeciable and independent
Mall, to rrOXyStn of mental derangement, Cut
his throat at his resi4ience at Charlton, near
Dover, on Monday evening, his wife was in b:d
with him at the time ; and being alarmed
by the dreadful noise made by hint, on the oe-
e3sil,n, instantly got prompt assistance, and by
that means, though his Ixind,:ipe was in part se-
vered, be is now thought to be in a way. of re-
covery.

DIS'ILTRBINR DYAD BODIES.—The body of a man who was
buried in St Anne's Chiirch- yard on Sunday, was discovered
hi a sack under the wall in Princes-Street, on Monday morn-
ing, and that of a female on the ground in the Church-yard,
whilst other graves had been disturbed. The bodies were
interred again,and the wall in Princes-street will be heighten.
ed,'atut spiked railings 'placed at the top, to prevent ouch
disgraceful acts in future.