The Sun.
London, England, 1817-04-15 00:00:00

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DIAL, APRIL 14.—.-Saileti Catnatic and
William Pitt for Madras air(' 13`engal. CanierloWn
from the 10Ver', and -sailed; the Omnium, for
Montreal; Asia, for Bombay; anti Almorith, for
New soittls N
PAI.S!OUT 11, APRIL 12.---Sallleti his Majesty's
ship Seal/Irk on a cruise.-;;.W.ind N. N.W.
PORT'SMOUTIi, APRIL 1 ved Ih'e Re-
tHeve transport from Cock, !I'm' the Achilles
transport from Cowes.--.,Wind N. R.
The Sir Prancis brake, Captain BowKce,.and
the Tahar, Captain Togra, :ire expected here in.
a few (NO from the River, both bound to New-
foundland. e Tornier still take out Vice-Admiral
PkCICMORE,. who i's,etipected to sail front hence
the latter end of next Month.
The Sydney surveying vessel. GEORGE lior.-
artoox, Esq. Commander, is expected to sail for
Newfoundland in the course of next week. Mr.
Holbrook goes out for the purpose of surveying
the coast of Newfoundland, and takes with him
„Lieutenant James Richards, Assistant Surveyor,
and Messrs. Henry ,Jackson, -- Roberts, ants
William Bullock, Second Master*, to assist in the

sante service.

On Tuesday arrived the Caineleon, tender to
the Rochefort, Lieut. SOUTHEY/ and sailed the
following day on .a cruise. The Adamant trans-
port, HUTCUIIIBO)7, Master, arrive?' front: St.
Helena with invalid troop, having been 70 days
on ter passage.

Cowes, Aram r4•.—Arrived the Kinnersley
Castle transport from Portsmotith. Passed by
the Retrievertransport from Ireland. Sailcd ale
Hussaren transport for Quebec.
Hanwtcu, APRIL 14..+-Arrived the Behufay
packet with a mail from Holland.

174 Governor of the Russia Company has re.
crivgd an official communication ,from Percra-
bOrgh, containing the following regtilations"
milling quarantine, which will be rigorously en-
- .
). Thiit no yeas:els can be admitted into any
poft of Russia, or the Baltic, unless they produce
a formal document either at Elsincur,Nyberg, Fre-
iler,ica, or Tunningen, recognizing them tree and
exentrt from any' infecfidn or silipicion whatever.
2. That the ships coming to the pmts of the
White Sea cannot be admitted there, miless they
are provided with a similar document Iron) Nor-
way (VIZ. chriStiansitnii),. 'Eriglan6 from which
it may appear that they bavc.observed, iii Other
of those kingdoms, a, rigorous quarantine, and
have there been declared purified,
3. That in order that —no fraud or .diceptinn
should be practised, the Russia; Gosernment trill
fornioh the form of qttarant;oe certificates given
at the abMie-mentionWplaces, to ail the Custom
houses and Commanders of Guard-ships in the
itutsian—gmpires.

The Tritiiilatla Spanish ship, which put into
Bahia the 19,11 of January, from Lima, attd•sailed
the 21)11r for Cadiz:, landed her. specie (about two
millions of dollars) at Bahia, on, account of se.
veral insurgent privateers being on that coast. •
The Klimersley Castle, l'oniona, and liuss►treo
transports, sailed from Poitsinmith for Cowes on
Saturday morning, to take detachments of regi-
ments* from thence to North America. Detach•
inents of the 2d and 63d regiments, for Barba.
(Wes, and of the 58th an& 6 1 st regiments, for Ja-
maica,eMbarked 'there and sailed last week.
Saturday .the -Dorsetsbiee and Royal George,
lot Canton, anchored at St. Helen's, where they
arc ordered to remain until di.patches, which are
daily tkxpected to arrive, shall have been received
from.J.,Ord 40411BasT. Thew are the list China
shirstif the, season, and therefore are detained to
,convey any instructions to the Honourable Com-
pany's Factory at Canton that may prove neces-
ary, arising out o( Olt faiture of the Embassy to
Yekirr.
inhere was lately an affray in the Island of Ar-
' tank betwixt part of the crew of a Revenue cutter
(thc,PrineeZclurard, Sir JOHN Rain, Commander)
and a bane of smugglers, .supported by the Is-
landers. One of the wounded. has since died, and
another lies dangerously 111.—ln the present case,.
we understand that only self-preservation urged
the cutter's men to have recourse tothe'use'uf
fire-erms. ' •

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WittoBoll, Arno. 14.-7Saturtlisy the Duchess
of Yositt left for Outlands. fter MASEATy r,nil the
Pasticltssis,. after: ;Wending Divine Service -yes•
terday, took en airing to Froginore. The Royal
Hunt on,Priday kok place at Haswell, which
was numerously. attended by sportsmen of all
ranks. The foe deer
,at starting showed mut
sport ;• he took across the country, and crossed
the Bath road, and. througli the colintryto- the
tbibsitlge ;Dad, towards Harrow, making several
turns by-Pinner through the enclosures tarot&
Watford, whore he was taken, its Lord Essex's
park. -It is supposed that they ran Sip Wards of 50
miles. This morning. they turned out.ai Tower-
bill, and on Friday at Southill

Thelliortiieur has extracted from another Paper
(LCenzserateur fnipartial) a long article; tot the
purpose Of Showing that the peace is likely to be
of long duration.
It is rumoured that a Treaty has been conclud-
ed between the court of Brazils' and•the
Insu- -
gents of Buenos Ayres, by %third) the latter ac-
knowledge the• sovereignty. of the former.. upon
conditions very advantageous for themselves.—
Maldonado, at the entrance of 'the Rio Huta, is
said to have been given op to the i'ortogneze.
The health of PrinceScrtwattrzENaaaG is near-
ly re-established. He goes out every day in his
carriage, and can now use Oa baud Which Was•
parslized.iu 44nuarylast. •