The Sun.
London, England, 1821-04-06 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

DEAL, APATL-s.—Wind N. N. W.—Sailed the whole of
the Outward-bound. Arrived and remain the Mentor, Osborne,
from Teneriffe ; Northash, Langeverty, from Oporto ; Pm.
land, M'Neil, from St. Domingo; and Downe Castle, Her,
bert, from Charente: Canna down from the River and sailed
the Vigilant, for MarseilltsiElora, for*Leghorn ; Kate, 'to:
Naples ; Mary, for Teneriffe Pomona, Triton ; Joseph and
Mary, and St. LaurenCe, for Quebec ; Siiters, • for St. John's,
N. B. ;.-Vessel, f'or Miramichi ; Resolution; fin' Oporto ; Mar-
quis of Hastings, for Calcutta ; Anna, Robertson, for Madras ;
and Seanympli, for Genoa. The Prince Regent for Jamaica,
in getting under weigh, got athwart the- Severn frigate, 'and
sustained some damage in her rigging ; she remains with the
Arethusa for Jamaica, and Lady WarrEn for St. Domingo.
Yr.nmouTH, •APRIL s.—The Mold, George Bruce, from
Shields* to London, sprung a-leak Yesterday morning four or
five miles to the East of the Dudgeon, and sunk ; crew saved
and landed here. * •

PORTSHOUTII, APRIL W. N. W.—Arrived the
Richard Plaskett, Tully, from.L,,ghorn, with loss of foremast
and bowsprit. Sailal the Ocean transport for Cork.
Smr r.ns, Anna. 4.—,-The Mary Ann, Menican, that was
upon the Rocks near the entrance of Shields, has been, toated
oft' with casks, and brought in here much damaged.

FALmouTn, Arm'. 3.—Wind W.—Arrived- the
Colony, Scott, from the Cape of Goodlioi,y2, in 72 days..

PLYMOUTH, Apitxl.4.,Wind N. W.—Arrived the Br too,
Smith, from Jamaica for London, with sails split, and in want
of provisions. Sailed the Alpha, Tom's; for Riejaneire. ; ael
William Pitt, Richardson, far Quebec.

S'r. ase SITIPS FROM LONDON TO LriTir.—Among the.
various improvements of the last 40 years, none, perhaps,- ex-
ceed or even equZs that which taken- place iii the mode of
travelling in this country. While the numerous mait and stau-e
• coaches afford an expeditious :and certain cc-:veyance., the
many packets and passage. vessels' 1 tt:lY :established, Off:.r a
more easy and less expensive one to•those with.wham 'efeorroinl
or variety is an object. The ii.-4t.sicst of commerce, and the
circulation of knowledge are thus firestly.benefit. al,d Accele-
rated, and the interconrse between tae moit distant parts of this
great Empire rendered little short of that subsisting he oni;fo'
roily. In furtherance of this object, we are. id7asal. to •undec'
stand, that two Steam Vessels, of upwards of 400 tom etch, wit,'
100 horse power, are nen-almost ready for sea, to be employed he-
' tween London and. Leith. These Y-,•szehr are. intended entirely
for passengers, and'will be fitted up in, the..most commodioo
and elegant manner. They Will mate up upWardsof 100 ued
and take passengers for Scarborough, Which place they will
reach the second slay after leariag London, in tune to-dinner
and it is calculated they will mo,:e the passage to Leith in
hours, independent of wind and tae. These vessAS we
learn, cost upwards of 20;0401.- eeen4 and the whole eatablil!f-
meat will be conducted in a style of elegance and liberality is
yet unequalled in this or any other country. One of thew, tl;:
City of Edinburgh, was launched °l:Saturday last, from Wig:'
ram and Green's Yard, Blackwall, -and Went off in 'grand
style, being the largest.. steam vessel ever built in, rcat.l3tl-
- and another of equal size will be ready in a feii days..

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UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. . .
CAMBRIDGE, APRIL s.—The Hon. and Rex. rortesca6i-,
M.A. Fellow of Magdalene College, ha been.. present2(l;lol
the Master and Fellows of that society, to the Reztory.ofAZirr
derby cumComberworth, Lincolnshire, vacated 1;y the arse'
of the Rev. W. Bywater. We understand that them will 0
Oratorios and Concerts at the ensuing Commencement.

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THE ETON7AN.—The" sixth Number "
•
Etenian" is now putlished it fulfils the expcctatirinof-ri
readers generally, and the sale it has experienced is indicaii`oo:
sufficient to establish its good reputation and entitle
,it.to stiec;
tion. We observe that one or two articles are too long,
possess merit. The' critique upon' Tylowtoomf.:RY' t
S r")'
lugs is just, but not perfect. -The reader, however, is reliefe'
from it, by the_ succeeding poetical account of
." vr.e CO
Ball," which is a humorous production, yet, the
....weLaveou
extensive for a complete denription in a :Monthly Ai; 1
Publication. The reader is then introduced to " A nirtY.„Bct •
the p,licail ;", the, party is too common, and the surtitctio';',f
His talent is well adapted • to sr-IV:Fr 71.,
worth F. Cr.'s notice.
the nature of his forrner-ec.mmunicPtion in No. rtt and 1. F. .f
would supply a few retlectie:Js upon the extensive.evils
rated by the characters he noticed, not only " The Etonian,
but Society would be indebted to him. " The Alarch to for
coif'," should have been entitled "An Essay or Song," ,
description of " The Village Fair" is amusing, but neither
CO interesting to its readers nr C. B. as "A Saturday Eve1i15,5.,
inthe'_Country." ' "'The BOtTle. of Anneslie ; or, The t'"•t,,,,
Corned Hat," will not fail to repay amply the reed;' ft:ltk
perusal ; it is. very amusing, arm has been written by a 4'. 1,
hand. It is to be hbeed that X. C. did not take celd
length of his • " Serenade ;" it Was very pretty, and had
thing fascinating in it, or 'we should not have heard it. tu cry.
end. " The Second Letter of Private Correspondence" I=' •
affecting, and the death scene too accurately arid tzqul.':oY.nty,
cribed not to be 'read with the doe-pest sympathy. "
Scrap BoOl:" is. always amusing, and we trust that
Etonian" will continue to maintain its merited celebrity.

FREEMASON'S FEMALE CHARlTY.—Theam—lt
° S.
of the donations announced by the SecretarY 21
the Anniversary Festival of this Charityl. ,
Wednesday last, we were glad to hear "''g
5331. Us.
BRIGHTON, APRIL 4.—The KING conuntars
the full enjoyment of health and spirits. III:
MAJESTY has not appeared inl)ublic since c%
last, but has daily taken pedestrian exercise
,11
the Palace
n gardens. There have been twiti;.,,
dinner or evening parties at the Pavilion
some little time past.---There was a der;'
tnerous Meeting at the Old Ship yesterda,
specting the Catholic Question, when a yeti'
was agreed to by a very large majority,
Resolution 'that it be presented to the 110°-„..
Lords be the Earl of EuntmoNT, prayini' t°
ject the-Roman Catholic Claims. r A
Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of
RENCE, accompnnitel by the Princess
went to El ew--7The Duchess of K
to say, continues confined with t Coo' ft.„'o
Royal :Highness received a visit yesterdaf..ver
Prince LEOPOLD, &c.—Yesterday the Du'`
yoaii vis;ted the Princess Sornt.t. TO'
The Vestrymen of the Parish of the MAY tb
ray, Coventry, have roolved to petition l'° ,
Houses of Parliament against any further co'lc`-
sions to the Roman Catholics.
A fernale going down Holborn a ffNV €"-11
since was attacked by a street robber; wll° J;5l,
111;
lug in his attempt to obtain her shawl, %-viii
Rn oc.,ter
grasped very tightly, cut at her ,:vith
,
Bits SOC ,-
shell, and forced one of her eyes out 0t • '
besides dreadfully lacerating her fac. -•`.
• lied t° 'e
geon was procured, and lie was comPe
move the eye entirely.
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Esq., of the Bombay Civil Service, of a aauititer.

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