The Sun.
London, England, 1819-08-11 00:00:00

FIRST AnRIVAL FROM GREENLAND:

HULL, AUG. 9.—The Shannon, Capt. littLiti,
arrived yesterday evening fiom qreenland, with
11 fish, 130 tuns :'She has signalited berielf by
being the first arrival at our port this year from
the Fisheries. The Shannon retched the country
on the 16th April ; thick Weathe'r nearly the whole
of May and June, with strong southerly winds:
left the ice on the loth July, and brings fln 'lC-
count of the success of the under-mentioned null
ships, from the 20th June to the 12th July, iti•

Aurora, 1 fish—Cato, B—Cyrus, 4—El 7—HarnionY,
3—Laurel. s—Manchester (Ash), a—Neptune, 11—Richard,
I—Venerable, 4—Alfred, 3—Cheitth, 10—F.lizabet It, 1—
Eagle, 4—flightlyer, 2, 700 seal's—Lord ‘Vellington, 11—
Margaret, 2—Prince of Brazil, 67—Trafaigar,21--.Walker, 5
Abram, I—Duncombc, 3—Exinouth, 2 or 4—Eilder,
Jane, 3---Manchester (Farrow), s—North Briton, 3—Rachel
ttild Ann, 9—Unity, 9—Mary and Elizabeth, large.

Captain PBAR4ON, of the Hyperion, who arrived
here this morning from ArChangel, saw, when he
passed Shetland. a Grernlaind ship going► in, sup-
posed to be the North Briton, of this port.
The Active, GRAY, arrived at Peterhead on the
31st ult. from Greenland, with 11 fish, 2360
se4ls, 130 tune, of oil ; left the ice on the 10th
July.

DEAL, AUG. 10.—Came down from the River,
and sailed, the Spectator, RICH A RDSON , for D-
merara.—Passed Dungeness the Sinclair, SIMP-
SON, from S. Übe's.
PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 10.--Arrived a Russian
frigate from the Eastward. Passed up Channel
the Ganges, O'RYAN, from India.
FALMOUTH, AUG. S.-Arrived the American
ship Resolution from New Orleans, and the Felice
Restoration, HOLLAND, from London for Gibral-
tar, short of water, &c. Arrived off this, port the
Mars, HATTIN, from Africa for Copenhagen.

THE PRINCE REGENT.

„ 'l, 114nierican Paper, of the 9th July, says—
GRIFFITH, with his Lady. and
IY, sailed from itermoda on board the New-
for on the ISth of June. On the
ithbi'wing 'lay Rear-Admiral Sir DAVID MILNE
' ,
41ked at the same place, on bosh” the Leander,-
or 441 and.,,

PORTSMOUTH, Au°. 9.—His Royal Highness
the PRINCE
.REGENT has given up for this season
his intended voyage to Plymouth. He is so de-
lighted with the beautiful scenery of the Isle ;of
Wight, Southampton River, and view of the New
Forest, that his Royal Highness means to con-
fine his cruise round the Isle of Wight anti Brigh-
ton.. At' five o'clock his Royal Highness landed
at the Sally Port, attended by Lord Howard, Sir
e
George Grey, Sir Byam Martin, Sir E. Nagle,
•
4).4rt aye ""ived a" Official of --11-e' and the Hon. Captain Paget, all of whom dined
ois the
Committee of the House of Commons with his Royal Highness, at AilmiraliSir-George
Campbell's, G.C.B —His Royal Highness goes
v important subject of the Poor Laws, which Campbell's,
given , . on hoard again to-morrow, and atter.sailing about;
St hull length in our subsequent columns. Spithead, Sr. Helen's, &c. he is to land at Cowes,
11l be found a very interesting document. - I and honour Mr. Nash ,rich his company at dinner.
Iris Royal Highness will dine with the
Cons.
, r,ECITANGE AUG 11.—We bad no fresh Ma: Tirss A;iglesey, at his cottage,
The street, from the Sally _Port to Sir G. Camp-
:Z. 11Y of Wheat'
since M.onday, on, which day
hell's house, was lined with troops, and every
Y the whole of fine quality was cleared off; • window filled with Ladies, to • see his Royal
int What few samples were exhibited this morn- Highness pass. The town will be illuminated
fret heavy sale at Monday's prices, owing to evening.
40 t)ntiguanee
.of fine weather, and the rapid
in
(Tess making in the harvest. Fine Batley is
Theelli"d, and fully supports Monday's prices.
Gat trade was duii, but not cheaper. In
Leann
and Peas there is no ai:eration.

COWES, AUG. 9.—Yesterlay the Prince Re-
gent, soon after hi• arrival here, received the com-
pliments of most of the Nobility and Members of
the Yacht Cron at Cutves, and in the evening his
Royal Highness gave a dinner on board, to the
Maryne%s of Aoglesea,Gen. Sir 11;t1Wattl Paget, and
some other Estivate friends. This day the Royal
George, and her escort, sailed to Spithead, but
will retorts to•morrow Cutvei, the Prince Re-
gent having himself to cline ,with the
Marquess of .-`tit,,i,..—Pleparatioils are making
for a ;na;cii in the course of the present
week, a spevaele'so universJlly admired, that we
are sore it cannot tail to afford the Prince Regent
high delight.

-
ter7 vaccination of the Princess, Inf;int Dangh-
eh 41 their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Du.
KRNT, has perfectly succeeded. Dr.
lenls" and Mr. PBTTIGRN.w are in regular at-
'lll44et at Kensington Palace.
Sat) e PRINCE REGRNT'S naval excursion, it is
will
)). be distinguished by a new naval promo-
) to the rank of Admirals of all Post Captains
41 aatie ii"wn to 1796 inclusive, ending with Capt.
LsxAtibßn.
LeSs4t,tl"aY morning the Duchess of YORK drove
end
in her curriele from Windsor to Bagslint,
11. 'tortoni-et! Miss BURT with a visit. Her Royal
evl,4h,ness drove herself back to Windsor in the
."`'"g to dinner.
IV111'11;14Y, about two o'clock, the Duke of YORK
imlsor Castle for Btightou•
:I."'lny afternoon the Duchess of YORK attend-
ir,,*"..,ine service at St. George's Chapel, Wind-
TI" the, evening her Royal Highness left
ht'sor for °viands.
riti"e Duchess of Yoax arrived at Windsor on
site Y from ()anoints, to nic.at the Duke on his
'iiert:i,al from
Brighton. The Duchess is the only
1,,i"48ge Who retains apartments in the 'Upper
• Rgel Windsor.
ira-tia,t‘lrdaY Prince trortnn arrived at XVinctsur
th,-11,Claremont, on a visit to the Ptzttgcesscs,
ltotiit—ticltess of GLoncEs-rpa, the Duchess of
witlttte• His Royal Highness, atter dittilig
:14 the Princesses and the *Royal Duchesst.s, re-
: tAtlce,d__ to Claremont in the evening.
ttlrd the breaking up of the Council on Sa-
t l 4Y, on the state of the Earl
thecif
IlbliculLsas left Windsor fur his sent.„..Butieigh-
, ,14ttlandshiee.
i'llimaPr CARTWRIGHT addri /Bed a letter to the
11.nn—CE'REGIVRT 011 Saturday last. He sAyA,. in
Ill&Citie to his friend, on Monday, .‘ I am this
it% lit about to start for Warwick, to deltr4.r
Yself
Mat uPs"
"114 t 1-'ll,cHol-Y•Evater.—We are sorry to state,
,-1„e kAißoo,ttp Brighton Cotten was overtuan-
k iviontlay • afternoon, at Cuclifield, on the
gejs 1`) Lontlor, by which many of the passen-
-414 rSitliffe''ed materially. One Gentleman has been
'cni,1„1"."11 .ever bitter, another bad so sevete a
ar,"."°n. that it is thought he will lose his
Iltowu rest were terribly broiled. It is not
how the accident happened.

It is said to he the intention of his Royal High-
ness the Prince Regent, after visiting the Isle of
Wight, &c. to proceed up Channel to the N. E.
Coast of Scotland, and land at li.►nff, to vib it the
Earl of Fife, where Isis Royal Highness will spend
a few days in shooting grouse. He will also visit
his Grace tbt Duke of Gordim, whose seat is but
a few miles distant from that of the Ball of Fite.
Roypi Highness will extend his excursion
round the North, through the Pentland Firth,
towards the west coast of Scotland ; and after
surveying the Western Islands, will' proceed on
a visit to his Grace. the Duke of Argyll, at In-
Verat y, where he will enjoy the romantic scenery
of Ben-Lomond, &c. and the beauties of Loch-
Lomond, Loch-Fyn, &c.

'SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

PE'rERSFIELD RACES, 1819.

These Races are fixed for• Tuesday. the 31st Instant.—Tt is
expected they will he well attended.—There will he r.n Ordi-
nary on the Heath, provided by Mr. HohnawaY, of the Dol-
phin Inn.
On the preceding day there will be a Grand Cricket Match
which it k intended shall be annually played un'the day be,
fore the Races.