The Sun.
London, England, 1819-12-18 00:00:00

SIM' NEWS.

MELANCHOLY SHIPwitECK.--.LESt night 1
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Bristol War Office Packet, employedy 6°/-rid
Irma, drilled from her anchors at Howth,
struck on the rocks at Dlioleary. Fifty recruit!
were on board, of whom 29, •shiefly of the 861,,
Regiment, and two sailors, were unfortunate"
drowned.—(Dublin Evening Pest, Dec. IL.)

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RAMSGATE, Dcc. 1 7 .—The Eliza and lgi'fl:l
Halms, from Shields for Arundel, struck
went to pieces at the back of the East Head, ell,
dedvouring to enter. A. lad was drowned ;
113ster and remainder of t<he crew' are Saved--''tic
of ihe seamen with his leg broken.
PooLe, DEC. 17.—A vessel (name unkriobv°)
is lost in Swanage Bay, and it. is feared the Cre4
are drowned : she is thought to have struck °4
Peverel Hedge, and soon went to pieces. pa"
Of the wreck and a long-boat were.seen &Mini
across the bay. Some fears are entertained Of
the Fredern, WHITTLE, than went to sea Yes.

terclay.
HAawrctr, DEC. 17.—The General Elliott'
FRANK, from Riga for London, got on the Goy"
fleet Sand, and was abandoned by the crew, wl°
have arrived here ; the vessel is expected to gd
to pieces.

NORTH SHIELDS, DEC. I6.—Arrived the TA'
umph, FINLEY, of Aberdeen, with loss of anchor
and cable, and otherwise damaged, having strtl
upon the rocks near Holy Island.
YARMOUTH, DEC. 17.—The Rose-Bud, NaiLsol'
from London for Hull, upset off Blackney,
conswuence of the cargo shifting ; crew saved'
and arrived here.

LIVERPOOL, DEC. 16.--Tlre Remittance+
Flot.mes, from New York for this port, sprung
leak on the 14th October ; and on the Mb; je
lat. 47. long. 38. was abandone4, as she had IS
feet water in her hold. The Captain, crew, and
passengers (56 • in number) arrived at St. John's.
N. 8., in the Atlantic, from Dublin, The yes'
sets which were on shote yesterday iu Bootle 134
have been got off.

DRAL, DFG 17.—The onttvatd-Tiound appear
to have rode out the lee-tide all well, exeePt
some have drove a little. Several vessels tliac
sailed yesterday have pia hack this morning; but
the Thomas Coitus East Indianian has not pot
hack.

SPURTING INTELLIGENCE

BETTING-ROOM, DECEMBER IC
DERBY.
10 to 1 agst Mr. Pierse's c. 119 to 1 agst br. to Whisker
14 to 1 agst c. out of Briseis 1 ‘2.0 to I agst Sailor
15 to 1 agst Pindaree 100 to 4 a=t Harpooe, Cat 4
17 to 1 agst the Duke Kestrel, Numb.
17 to :1 agst Blucher

61 to 1 ot

the field.

Miss O'NeiLL.—Miss O'NEILL left town ye4'
terday, accompanied by her brother, for Kißane;
the seat of JOHN PORTER, Esq. in the Conoty
Kilkenny, where the marriage ceremony is to take
place, as we stated yesterday, between this dewy'
ing and highly gifted young Lady and Ml-.117E1)021
BEcnEE, Abe Representative in Parliament for
Mallow. The terms upon which this connenitio
has been formed, and to which, we trust, there
is no impropriety in adverting, are, we under..
stand, distinguished by very rare disinterestedness
and generosity. The Gentleman left at the Lady'.
discretion, and for the advantage of her- familP
whatever sum of money she had at lier disposal—'
and she assigned to him charms and qualities that'
if there be any thing certain in this life, must
sure his happiness. Soon•after the marriage, tbet
will proceed to Ballygibblin, the condiliry seat 0i
Mr. BECHER, in • the county of Cork,—(Dublisl
Evening Post, Dec. 15.)

METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL.
BY R. BANKS.

PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER.

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COAL AIARKET, DEC. i 7.
Shirts at Market. Ships sold. prices.
871 Newcastle i4/4 '354. Od. to 435. CT
14 Sonderl:ind 4l 33s. Od. to 41s. ou'
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