The Sun.
London, England, 1821-03-05 00:00:00

SHIP NE N\ S.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 4.—Arrived to-day the Flora,
Schroder, from 'Port Mahon ; Nautilus transport from the
Mediterranean ; and the Redpole from a cruize.
Po TSMO U TIC MARCH 3.—Vice-Admiral Sir ' George
Cockburn, G.C.B. one of the Lords of the Admiralty, arrived
at Portsmouth, on Monday evening, from Plymouth, and made
an official visit to the Dockyard, Haslar Hospital, and Royal
Marine Barracks. On Thursday morning the Vice _Admiral
returned to town, accompanied by Commissioner the Hon. Sir
George Grey.
ABERDEEN, MARCH I.—The Jean, Kirby, in taking this
harbour, got-upon the North Pin Head, but is _expected will not
go to pieces, and that the materials will be got out a low water.
BEATIMARIS, MARCH 2.—The schooner Applecross, Carx-
ill, from Liverpool for Limerick, was wrecked last night near
Point Linais. . •

PLYMOUTH, -MAncH 3.—Arrived the Marshal Blucher,
Davis, from. St. Michael's. Passed up Channel the Mary,
Drew, from St. Michael's for London. The Merlin, Towell,
from Bridgwater for Jersey, was picked up at sea about 12 miles
off Yam Point, and hrought in here by our pilots, deserted by
the master and crew.

The Leveret, 10 gun sloop, was paid off on Tuesday, and laid
up in ordinary.
The Atholl, 28 guns, Captain Bottrchier, was taken out of
dock yesterday, and is expected to- return to Spithead in the
course of a few days. She is fitted for foreign service.
The Satellite, 18 guns, Capt. A. L. Cory, intended for the
East Indies, is ready for sea, and will proceed to Spithead as soon
as the wind will permit.
Three passed midshipmen are permitted to volunteer from the
ships on the Plymouth station for the coast blockade service.—
There is not a single vessel of war at Spithead.

CORN-EXCITA
Wheat 3Bs —s 63s
Barley 2ls 23g
White Pease 3os Ms
Grey Peas 98s 30s

NGE, MARCU 5
Beans o7s 32
Oats . , .17s 26s
Rye 2Bs 32s
Flour, per sack SN 5.5 s

Miss ASIIE, whose musical skill and taste are
so much admired; and can be easily accounted
for, considering the scientific knowledge of her
parents, on Monday last ventured upon the Bath
stage- in the character of Lima, in the Tragedy
of Adelgilita. According to an acute and liberal
critic in the Bath Herald," the ease and ele-
gance with which this interesting novice trod

the stage, and the characteristic delicacy which
she infused into the part, were testified by the
the opinion of the audience, in loud and unani-
mous applause." BARTLEY introduced her with a
well-written poetical Address.

Mr. STOCKDALE HARDY, of Leicester, who is
now the avowed author of the admirable letters,
signed BRITANNICUS, which first appeared in our
Paper, has, we are glad to see, collected and
published therri together. They constitute a
body of irresistible arguments against the Ca-
-tholic Claims.

J. and J. SIVEWRIGIIT have the high satisfac-

tion of congratulating their Friends:who pur-
chased at their Offices, on the result of last 'Wed-
nesday's drawing, which enabled them to dis-
tribute in 13 Shares, No. 2053, one of the Grand
Prizes of 21,0001. Money and Consols, besides
Three other Capitals, being a continuance of that
good fortune which invariably attends their
Offices. On the 17th of Tins MONTII, being St.

Patrick's Day, the Lottery will entirely finish,
when Three Prizes of 21,0001. each, besides all
the other Capitals, must be drawn; and from the
'uncommon attraction of so rich a Wheel, they
recommend an early application at their Offices,
37, Cornhill ; 11, Holborn ; and 38, Haymarket.
ANOTHER 21,0001. SOLD nY Bisll.-Thursday
last Was the Second. Day of Drawing of the State
Lottery, When. No. 2053, Class A;.was drawn a
Prize of 21,0001. Consols and Money, which was
sold by BISH. Who also sold the following Ca-
pitals, all drawn. on Thursday:-
1147.... L 200.... Class 8.... ‘Vholc Ticket
• 1147.... 1,200., .Class A.... in i Shares.
1394.... L 200.... Class C.... in 5 Shares. •
• 2273 Class A.... in 12 Shares.
1214....L200.... Class- A.... Whole Ticket.
2:36.... L 400.... Cilss A.... Whale Ticket.
And on Valentine's Day Bisli gave azcay 2122,
Class A, 20001. 'in 'l6 Sixteenths.--The Wheel
still contains Three 21,0001. Prizes, Consols and
Money ; and several other Capitals, all of which
must be Drawn the 17th. of this Month, being
St. Patrick's Day, when the Lottery entirely
finishes. A few warranted undrawn Tickets
and Shares are left for Sale at Bisu's Offices,
No. 4, Corahill, and 9, Charing-Cross, London,
and at his Agents' in the Country.
FELONY AND SUICIDE.—About five o'clock on
Saturday-,.morning, Mr. CH/MI...LS EIVERTON,
landlord of - the Swan public-house, in the
Strand, was alarmed by a noise, as of a door
being forced open in the lower part of the_ house ;
he got a light and went down stairs, and in his
bar he found a man endeavouring to force open
the till with a chisel. He immediately seized him,
and having called in the assistance of some watch-
men, gave him in ,charge. The man gairo his
name Peter Fisher, and was conveyed to Saint
Martin's watch-house, where he was locked up in
a cell by himself. About ten o'clock in the morn-

ing the constable of the night went to bring him
before the Magistrate at Bow-street, when he
was found hanging by his neck to the bar of the
window, quite dead. He had hanged himself
with his neck-cloth.. He was a shabby looking
man; apparently about 40 years of age.