The Sun.
London, England, 1817-12-17 00:00:00

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politsi,touTti, bcc. 16.—Aryived the Puke of
Wellington, KFRK, from Harnburgh for 1-3,11,41;
Constance, I,l2,i;Evßk, from Havre for L'Orient ;
and the Franklin, Amet jean 74-gun ship, Conuno-
tiore CHARLitS STEWART, Capt. H. E. BALLARD,
frotn Philadelphia, last frilin Anapolis, baying en
boat(' his Licellency Mr.•litisn, Minister to the
Court of St. James's.

LtirEurOor., DEC. 15.—Arrived the Stanton.
HAnaiS, from Calcutta—sailed the 21st July.
The john Tribin had been repaired, and was to
sail in three week's. Tilt: Monarch, for London,
would be beady for sea its a-Week. The True
Briton, of Liverpool, eind Princess Charlotte, of
Whitehaven; were in chick,• repairing and load-
ing. On the 22d July, passed the Minstrel, of
'London, at Miapoee, having been on the Miapor6
Sand, bufnot Much damaged ;—ort the 23d July,
passed the Sir J. H. Craig, at Diamond Harbour,
with loss of windlass i—on the 27th July, passed
ilie Atlas, at Hedgaree, with loss of three an-
chors ;.--on the 22d October was boarded by his
Majesty's ship Leveret, off St. Helena, who
stated that the Lord Cathcart; for Calcutta, out
93 days, had put in there for provisions and wa-
ter. Also arrived here the Ceres, BROWN, irons
Calcutta..

Pi.YMOtrili, DEC. B.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Iphigenia front Ceylon, and the Borodino
transport, from St. Helena, having on board part
of the 21st Regiment of not ; they reniala here
wind-bolnd:

PLYNIOUTII, DEC. I4.—The Kitty and Cl4ra is
arrived here this day from Roscoff ; she has ori
board three Gentlemen, who had been wrecked
in a ship bound to Liverpool. When. the Clara,
left Roscoff, news had arrived there of two India.:
men being on shore on the Island of Bas, and
were complete wrecks. On the coast of France
generally, •ncconini have been received of 14 sail
of merchantmen being wrecked; among tlietn‘s:jil
to be several East and West Indiarnen. IA. pa;•-
senger on board this ship from-Guernsq states,
that a large ship from London, bound to Ireland,
was totally lost on that coast. on Mond ,y night,
and all on board drowned. The Master of the
Malvina states, that when he was on shore the
French peasants assured him the large ship, with
so many persons on board, was an East
man ; this vessel is the one supposed to be the
Indian ; awl that it is this ship eves y one seems
Satisfied, for her description, and the persons Oh)
hoard her, are well known to many masters here,
who sailed from the Downs in company with lief.

FaLmourn, I)Ec. 14.--Arrived the Catheriere
Tell, Atalanta, Enterprize, and Vittoria, fron4
London, bound, to jatnaica ; the Atalanta anti
Welling-ton, froth -ditto, bound to the Brazili
and be Britannia, from ditto for St. Thomas's.:-.•
The following plackets are gone into the Ito'ads :
Lord .Chesterfield, tor Lisbon ; Grace, /tn. New
York ; and the Wt.liington, for Jant3ica.

DEAL, DEc. 16.—Arrived, and sailed for :he
River, the Sovereign, FAIREUEN, and John
Rickard, DmisoN, tram Jr maica:, NI 1
Bony, and Hannah, DIXON, from Qiebec ; anti
De Vrow Dorothea, BUDOK, from Palermo.—
Came down from the River the Unity, for Ja—
maica ; Probity, for Lisbon ; .antl Brunswick, for

Hui 15.—The Darlington, LAwnrptce,
from Smyrna to Grimsby, is performing (parkin-
tine in SVhitebooth Roads.

On IVednesday a fine new ship, called the Tha-
lia, of 290 tons'measurement, the pro'perty of Mr.
JOEL FosTEtt, was launched from the yard of Mr.
GIBSON, ship-builder, at this pott.
On the 4th inst. the Sally, a small vessel, be-.
longing to a poor man at Sunderland, laden with
bacon, butter, &e. from Whitby, was wrecked
near Easington, and the owner and another man,
the only two on board, lost.
The Scots Craig, ABBOT, of Dundee, from'
London to Hainburgh, ran on shore on the Schar-
born Sand the 25(11 ult. and was afterwards to-
tally lost on a bank near Newark. Very little of
the cargo expected to he saved.

13RIGwroN, DEC. 15.—The early part-of this
day promised fairly, but the %find was strong, and
heavy rains came on about noon, which have
continued ever since. The PRINCE RKG ENT, con-
sequently', was again prevented front taklog a pub-
lic airing, and our tashionables have been com-
pelled to look for amusements within doors.
The Gazette of last night contains twenty-seven
Addresses of Condolence to the Palace REGENT',
and eight to Prince LEOPOLD.
Captain J. WALLts, who was Lieutenant to
Captain Welowr, murdered in the Temple by
order of BUONAPARTE, is promoted to the rank of
Post Captain, and to the command of the Racoon
sloop of war, on the St.litlena station. _ _

The Governor or St. Lucie, whose lamentable
was mentioned in our intelligence from tlt4
West luclies, general Seymour, formerly of
the 15th Dragoons,---a man of amiable character•
A Letter hum New York, received this morn'
tug, stales, that DUNCAN STEWART, Esq.
elected Lieut.-Governor of the New State
; and Judge LAKE and THOMAS H•
WILLIAMS, Esq. have been chosen by the Legis'
lature to represent that State in the Senate of .the
United States.

Yes":erslay, the LORD MAYOR btid a Cnnrt
Aldermen. at Guildhall,- when Mr. Jont4.Klo3l"
was. admitted, on the nomination of the Sheriti),
to be Keeper of the New Debtolf. Prison.
Sir J. GREY EGERTON, it appears, has really
declined standing for Chester on the next General-
Election.

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SHERIDAN, eldest son of the late Right llr'n. 11,
B. SuE.kunAN, came passengers in the Iphigentft,
front the Cape-, kit wl:icl► place Mr; T. 6}ißitioa:l
'add an ottcial situation.

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