The Sun.
London, England, 1821-04-21 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

the rORTSMOLTTII, APRIL 20.—Wind E.S.E.—The whole of
outward-bound arc now under weigh with a light breeze
from the E.S.E.
• PALMOUTII, APRIL 18.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the City
underinburgh, Godby, from St. John's, N. B. ; and Scilly/
jury-masts ; and Sylph, Milne, from London for Naples.
11Anyvicit APRIL 20.—Arrived the Freeling packet, with
ruails frorri dolland.
ai.MARGATE, APRIL 20.—Sailed the Netherlands frigate,
VarriPus (not Ceres, as stated yesterday), for Batavia.
South"t si APRIL 20—Sailed the Grace, Lethbridge, for New
Wales.
it.r.l APRIL 20.—Wind N.E.—Arrived and sailed for the
ter''r the Eclipse, Newton, from St. Michael's : Louisa, Sow-
‘ from Smyrna ; Amelia, Price, from Oporto ; and the Swe-
u'll frigate Freya, Captain Cronstadt, from Carlscrona for
Elizabethre; the latter remains.—Came down from the River the
of Thompson, for Halifax and sailed with the whole
Vthe outward -bound, except the 'William Miles East India-
la.,?l.--Came down from the River and remain the Hythe,
v ."'..(ln for China ; Phcenix, Weynton, for Bombay; and se-
eral others, names not known.
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„... RIGHTON APRIL 19.—The KING yesterday
was • /
4. Joyously greeted by his subjects in public.
si,,I3IAJEsTy was on horseback, attended by
-, 'INDREW BARNARD, in various parts of the
i'v, from two to four o'clock. A sudden squall
tit, tarn and rain occasioned his MAJESTY to re.
irate to the Palace some time earlier than he had
14A-e(1--It is still understood here that his
--aL
thou 1,-TY purposes a. speedy visit to Ireland,
Us
taro
some of the London Prints would induce
t,sat; %elude differently. Nothing to the con-
' A-Yr) certainly, has hitherto been decided on.
eb -iter the distribution of his MAJESTY'S annual
ld--Yb°4 Thursday, it being customary for the
small°l. high Almoner to present each person with
ta•n;!'lver coin, such was the eager wish to ob-
itl -f. `,`,l that several Ladies and Gentlemen bought
to ,le Poor persons for two pounds, previously
Itleisir leaving Whitehall Chapel.
ti at the.
been remarked, as a curious coincidence,
Fords number of the majority of the House Of
tor) 3 ' who voted against the Catholic Relief
11:1-) corresponded with that of the Articles of
- Chlare.,
” of England—thirty-nine.
Cashelri'll Dean and Chapter of the Archdiocese of
thelp assembled on the 4th. instant, and. elected
pi,-- erY Reverend Dr. WRIGHT, the Vicar-Ca-
to-1114r of the vacant See. They then proceeded
tylinect an Archbishop in the room of the late Dr.
Iv -4'lo- The election fell on Dr. LAFFIN, who
.4,, ,
iVnanitnously appointed Archbishop.
ro -',l''e Archbishop of CANTERBURY on Thursday
1.,0111;lIt'ed upwards of 700 persons at St. Mary
..Jo. - rt
Pr, 4 ) kiheapside.
th; wo more troops of the 16th Lancers passed
:_
theg ri Uh this city yesterday (Tuesday, April 17)
re ir w_ to Manchester ; two other troops
jex av
Pected through.—( Worcester Journal.)
TE ATIIAN
...I) ICIIARDSON, Jun.—Lord CUES-
to arIELn said, in a debate in the House of Lords,
the Lord that sat next I' " that he could
Put
the him,
e nation in a way to be never more in fear
.:),,,!, thi_e Pretender's . succeeding- to the Grown,
`''e slip, uy making him Elector of Hanover ; for that
s.hould be sure never to send for any body
0.,•0r fr,
~ ,rn thence again." IaICHARDSON said,
4, That though he thought this had as much wit
lived anY bon mot he had ever heard, yet he be-
to Lord CIIESTERFIELD had more' wit than
say it.,,
• PORTR -
11.. A.lTs.—Many persons have declined to
_o"e their portraits taken from pride, which
rnetirnes assumes the dress of mogesty. Mon-
,sil.eour DASSIER the medallist, as well as DE LA
its UR the Painter, could not prevail on Baron
:11'40NresoulEn to sit for his portrait, till the for-
, e_r, with an air of pleasantry, said to him—
cc
you think there is as much pride .--in
„rat7l.l ruY request, as there would appear in
'l3"ll,Pg it ?" 'Upon this he -presently yielded.
whic3h%maljnangeznent it
.the Post Office department at Leeds,
gig t,,
.11 enced on. ktaday week, an extraordinary facility is
linefry
between Barnsley and all the places
la the 11T
brought ft tne East and
from the Eastern to the Western seas. Letters
ed to liarisi from the West will now be forward-
re,,_,_ ..u; i ey at six o'clock every morning, and the post, after
for"ttilll4,teirvo hog clock
that place, will return to Leeds in time
o'clock the s.s• to b;i'. d's Patched by the Liverpool Mail, at three
the sarae
evearp: aiternoon and by the Hull Mail, at six o'clock
aro barp.sle 4,
`"r
Thus the commucication between Liverpool
'orkshire _3:, arid between Barnsley and the East Riding of
A borlitls)e completed in two instead of four days each.
rooming Y °
_2OO constables attended yesterday
mob that at
KeTlßitigloll Common, to disperse the
usually assemble there.on Geod Friday.