The Sun.
London, England, 1821-05-16 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

DEAL, MAX S. W.—Came down from the River
yesterday and remain the Jemima, Watt, for the Cape and
Bativia ; 'Ajax, Clark, for Madras ; Nereus, Park, for Rib
Janeiro; William Manning, Smith, for St. Kitt's ; Mirables,
Rutherford, for St. Vinc'ent's;; Mediterranean, Dare, for Mar-
seilles; Lord WellingtOny Madgin, for Quebec ; Greenock,
M'Killop; for Miramichi ; Hercules, Boynan, for Havre ;
Salus, Crickmay, for Gibraltar; and Britannia, Stewart, for
St. John's, N. B. Arrivettandiailed for the River the Thomas
Coatts, larjoribanks, from China. The Catharine. Stewart,
Forbes,. ft/olrt Bbmbay staremains, and a fleet of outward-
homnl, . • .

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011.AYESE ND,. May IS.—Arrived the -Rope, Flint, from
Bengal ; and Castle Ft:AN; Reed, from Bombay. . •
• RAM SOAT E, nived the Walpole,_Hobart, from
Sunderland for :flythe,. pith loss of anchor and cable.; and
Royal Oak, fanning, from Southampton for Londonil with
loss of mizenmast. The, Margaret, of - Perth, from London,
broke an -anchor this morning, 'and been supplied with
another.' .

DOVER, May 15.--Arrived the Governor Carver, Taylor,
from Rot:tertlam:for Boston,.aft.er cutting from two anchors and
cables under Thingeneks. - • -
PouTS-mouTz, .MAY U.—Wind W. S. W.—Arrived his
Majesty's ship Camelion from a cruize.
PLI-motim .'MAy • 14.—Wind W. N. W.—ArriVed off'
the port the Henry, Lowes, from Sierra Leone, and sailed for
Lon.iton. Geor.ge. Collier was expected there daily in- the
Tartar, from a -Crurze. Sailed the Marshal Wellington, Gar-
butt, for-London • and-Mary, Shepherd, for Sierra Leone.
LivEn.roor., 14.-The Grenada; for Buenos Ayres,
has been run foul of in tie giver, and lost her bowsprit, anchor
and cable, and spritSail-yard. •
WHITEHavEN, MAY 13.—Arrived the Fortune, Tickle,
from Liverpool for. Newfoundland, withloss.of boats, bulwarks,
&e., having experienced very severe weather off the North-
west coast of Ireland.

" The fine of 2001.. which was imposed' upon
Mr. Hunt, for sellinbreakfast powder, has been
remitted by the KxClequer, at the instance of Sir
Robert Wilson."—(Leeds Inieiligencer, May 14.)
If this be true, it is not the first instance of the
kindness of Ministers to their enemies !!!

Yesterday his Royal Highness the Duke of
YORK and the Duke or WELLINGTON had au-

diences of the KING. His MAJESTY also inspect-
ed the patterns of the various Regiments in his
MAJESTY'S service.

•. The Duke of YORK, with the Princess Au-
qUSTA, dined- with the Duke and Duchess of
-GLOUCESTER on Monday.
Prince LEopor.n's Party on Monday night was
„attended by a- numerous and distinguished com-
pany. His Royal Highness gratified his• guests
by a charming Concert, under the direction of
Sir G_EOXIEHS,IA RT. The Duke of York, the
Duke and'Duchess of CLARENCE, the Duke and
Duchess of GLOUCESTER, the Duchess of KENT,
and the Princess SOPHIA. MATILDA. were present.
The sum subscribed by the ptople for the pay-
ment of the line imposed_ by the Court of King's
Bench, upon Sir FRANCIS lIURDETT, which is
above 6001. the Hon. Baronet has, we under-
stand, with his characteristic liberality, declined
to acc.ept, recommending "the application of it to
the relief of the •sufferers`at"Manchester on the
16th of August, 1819.—(Morning Chronicle). •
COUNTY op DOW1';1 ,ELECTION.—At. Down-'
patrick, on Wednesday, the 9th inst., Col. MAT T lIEW FORDE
was-elected Member foT the county of Down, without opposi-
tion. On the motion of Sir BoliEliT BATESON, Baronet,
seconded by ANDREW NUGENT of Portaferry, Esq. the
Freeholders unanimously "adopted the following resolution :
" That we deeply larnint the great loss we have sustained by
the death of our much esteeMed and respected Governor of the
County, the late Marquess of LONDONDERRY:, whose strict
integrity in the performance of his various duties,. and,whose
many and eminent virtues, during his long and constant resi-
dence in this county, have deservedly endeared his memory to
its inhabitants."

The late Report of the Committee on Foreign
Trade has already produced activity in some of
the Swedish ports. From Gnttenburgh we learn
by the last mail, the arrival of 23 English vessels
there for loading timber ; -a speculation attribut-
ed to the diminution which has been recommended
of the duties on that article.

Captain PARRY'S Journat of his Voyage for
.the Discovery of a North West Passage; will be
published Tins DAY..