The Sun.
London, England, 1817-09-01 00:00:00

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PORTRMOUTH, 31.—Sailed yesterday his
14,jesty't4 ships Tiber and Grecian on a cruise.—
tirived to-day his Majesty's ship Inconstau.
l ant Africa ; she sailed from Jamaica• the 21st
::Iy, and from Havanna!) the 29th; left
t'llt the 10th August, where she landed 500,000
'''llars. His Niajesty's ship Active was to leave
`..io,,jeu for England the beginning of August.
1-.lt at Jamaica his Majesty's ships Shark, Sails-
tinti Rifleman. She has 2000 ounces ut
qd dust, and about a million of dollars, on ac-
`Alt of Merchants iu London. Also arrived the
Moons, from Buenos Ayres ; sailed the
June. The IVilliam,. for Portsmouth, and
the 'James, for Liverpool, sailed on the 20th
4The. The Duchess of Yolk was to sail the 2d
/tine for London ; the Ann, for Liverpool, was
No to sail in a few days : left load mg for the
United States the Margaret, Deveron, Wilson,
zed pocklington. The Mars and Friendship hail
strived—the latter was from Liverpool. The Jane
as to sail in a few days for Chili. The Alex-
from New South Wales, had art ived safe.
Ike Matchless schooner, for Trieste, was to sail
11 a day or two from Buenos- Ayres. Sailed his
'l4jesty's ship Prometheus on a cruise.

DEAL, AVG. 31.—Arrived to-day, and sailed
1' the River, the Quebec, JACKSON, from An-
t,
slut Pereeval, STEWARD, from Nevis ; and
Ltdd, LACY, from Jama ca. Came down from
14t River the Venus, for Havre.

MARGATE, AUG. 31.—The Pluto On ohl man
•ar, titular jury-masts), CHARLES CLIFF,
"'aster, from Portsmouth to London, in ballast,
1,6 t on shore this morning's tide on Foreness
'I c , and has since strained so much as to fill
`'4ll water.

IOVER, AUG. 3l.—The Doger Vrieudship,
Ikt.m, from Rotterdam, is brought in here by
ai!„ 4
lesty's ship Severn, on suspicion of smug-

AuG. 30. Sailed the Auckland
:ltket for Holland ; Eclipse packet, for Cux-
t,
4ven ; and Alliance packet for Gottenburgh—all
*ith mails.

The Isabella transport, with part of the 32d
gitnent on board, commanded by Lieut.-Col.
744ITLAND, and also the Caldecot transport, %/ Atli
lit' of the same regiment, arrived at Gibraltar on
16th of July, after a passage of twenty-four
Ss trout Portsmouth. A cordon of surveillance
id been established by the Spanish Government
!long the vrhole coast of the Island of Minorca,
tt
order to guard against all arrivals from the
k!tican coast.
The Glasgow, 40, has been commissioned at
4epttord, by the lion. ANTHONY MAITLAND, It
betieVO, for the Noith American station. Se-
Itral of the late Akeste's Midshipmen have been
Ikpolisted to her.

The crew of the Royal George yacht are allowed
:1. per month,. beside two stilts of clothing, as a
'l.4ellt irons the PRINCE REGENT.
crew of his Majesty's late ship Alceste
i''lttet, hail been pot oil hoard the Q.ieett Char-
-449 were paid off on Friflay.

The Yarmouth Herald says—" As a proof that
I"4lltneree is reviving, there are more ships on
stacks at this time in our port than have been
kollected for these 20 years."
The Duke of KEWr and Count MOROTALLA, the
Il'hnish Prince, were at the Brussels Theatre
. and sat in the same box with the King of
NETHERLANDS and his family.
Air. and Mrs. Coon's gave a eplendid dinner
large party of distinction on Saturday, at
theft'house in Piccadilly. The dessert was the
trithest and most delicious seen in the west end
kipe town this season. Although their own gardens
very fine, nn fruit of their produce is intro-
'eed at their table except melons.
(311 Monday the Right Hon. Lord SOMERS,
.2'41 Steward of Hereford, gave a most sump-
-1;14111 entertainment, at his seat at Eastnor Gas-
4. 'to the Mayor and Corporation of that City,
Custos and Vicars of the College.
4,the Court of Chancery, on Saturday, rose for
1' long vacation, until the Ist of November..-....
.4fl VICE-CHANCELLOR also rose until the 25th
.)ctober.
)ll.lte Report of the Select Committee of the'
Vllse of Commons, on the Petitions (,f the
ti:tchmakers, has been printed. The Committee
zh no opinion upon tire subject, contenting
we'llselves with reporting specially the Minutes
Aille evidence, which extends to 112 folio pages.
ICI letter from Donlan, dated August '2O, stares,
‘1„11 Mr. ROGER O'CONNOR is confined to his room
'hit symptoms of disease on his lungs, which
tit Y prove dangerous ; he has not been abroad
:e his trial at Trim.
t,71) application to Loud SIPMOUTH is intended
tide made, upon the subject of a capital con-
velich has taken place under very sus-
ti tins and upon which a prosecu-
:' for a conspiracy is intended to be founded.
14:1‘snoe, the Bow-street Officer, is arrived in
to`lt with a young man of the name of DICKEN-
lil. formerly one of the clerks in the Gravesend
b^k• The circumstance will be recollected of
N fAENSON absconding- with 4001. obtained by
hi;rgery on a Banking-House in London.—
ItekoP traced Itim to Abbeville, in France, where
141,prehended him, and landed with his pri-
ou Wednesday last at Newhaven.