The Sun.
London, England, 1819-04-20 00:00:00

CUSTOMS LtsT.

Enfered Inwards, April! 9 Dawson , Tramhurgh ;
Antelope, Cole, Palermo; Egton, Pellatt, Lisbon ; Fox, Fox,
Ostend ;.Lord Liverpool, Ellis, Rotterdam ; George Washing-.
ton, Allen, Virginia; Les Deux Amis, Edon, Cacti; Crisis,
Braithwait, Leghorn ; Sisters, Broad, Corfu and Cephalonia ;
Queen Charlotte, Blake. Rotterdam; William and Anna,
Divers, Rotterdam ; Royal Eagle, Gibbs, Lisbon.
Entered Outwards, UL—Uirica, Robdin,•Norlloping ;
Lydia, Brydon, Quebec ; Prince of Wales, Stewart, jun.,
Calais; Triton, Tyach, henna and Leghorn; Caroline,
Bloom, Antwerp ; Lord Wellington, Church, Elsin and Pe-
tersburg!) ; Jonge Klasingina, Hal, Ostend and Ghent—first
entry for Ghent only, A rents master, 12th April.
Cleared Outwards, April 19.—Richard and Sibella, Read,
Tiarhadoes; Tenzer, Rogers, Antwerp; Brailsford, Spring,
Quebec and Mount; Vriendschap, Bakker. Amsterdam;
Esther, Jones, Londonderry ; Nevagissev, Morris, Cad Tars
and Baree; Juhn, Bailer, Anlaby, Naples, Palermo, and
Messina.

According to accounts received by the Magis-
trates ut Lowenbnrg, a dangerous contagion wut
stated to have broken out in the tuanufacturipg•
town of Reichenberg, in Bohemia (only four
leagues from Lowenhurg, and a league from the
frontiers of Stlesia), of which 100 persons hail
died up to the 20th of this mouth, and 400 others
were ill. The disease, which seems to be the
typhus pestilentialis, causes death in 36 hours,:----
Persons have been sent to make the necessary
inquiries, and in the mean time every precaution is
adopted to prevent the spreading of the disorder.
(Frankfort Paper.)
The Duke of KENT, uccompAnied by his Royal
Consort, left Brussels on the 14th, on his way
to London. His Royal Highness, in his extreme
solicitude for the health of his Duchess, will not
suffer any other person than himself to drive her

carriage.
Letters recently received from the Duke and
Duchess of CUMBERLAND, by their friends in
England, state, that her Royal Highness is ad-
vanced in the state that promises an increase of
the Royal Family.
FlEl3.—This morning, about two o'clock, an
alarming fire broke out in the public-house, sign
of the Ship and Punch Bowl, opposite Uniou-
stairs, Wapping, which in a short time consumed
the interior. On the arrival of engines, and a
supply of water being at hand, the flames were
got tinder without further damage—no lives lost.
MELANCHOLY EFFECT OF SUDDEN Passtort.----
Yeszerday afternoon, two boys were tossing up at
the back of the White Horse public-house, Petti-
coat-lane ; after some dispute they quarrelled,
one affirming he had won, the other he had not ;
a man who was present and saw the whole trans-
actiou, interfered, and declared the winner : the boy
who had oat, in a violent rage, stabbed the man
with a knife in the body in three places, and also
the boy who had won shared'a similar fate. The
wounded man was taken to a Surgeon's in Bi-
shopsgate-street, who has declared him out of
danger; the boy was taken home to his mother.
The young assassin has escaped for the present.
EXTRAORDINARY ImposTost.—Last week, upon
the arrival of the Guildford coach at Tooting,
some of the passengers observed a man ap-
parently hanging from the bough of a tore
on the road-side ; they hastened to the spot,
and found the nom breathing ; his feet torch-
ed the ground ; they supposed that he had just
tied himself up, and lotended to commit suicide,
He was shun able to speak, and stated that he was
driven by extreme distress to desperation, and
had resolved to.. put an end to his misery; his
statement excited. the compassion of some of
the passengteii, 'and :tie was relieved ; the parish
officers ,visited him at a public-house, and
promised to give him more permanent assistance.
On the following day he was taken before the
Bench of Magistrates, which sat at Wandsworth,
that he might be removed to his parish, when
he was recognized by a number of officers as
a notorious vagabond and impostor, who, about
twelve months ago, obtained money by a simi-
lar trick at 'Fulham, where lie tied himself 'tip
ro a door post, and was immediately cut down
and relieved ; many other fraudulent tricks he has
succestfully played, and obtained a great deal of
money by his impositions. He was convicted as
a rope and vagabond, and committed to the
Sessions.