The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-01 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

PORT MOUTH, JUNE 30.—Arrived his Majesty's
sl"Ps Liffey from the. West Indies, and Myrmidon
I'M Plymouth ; and the Ann, MACKIE, from
leneriffe-i-sailed the 3d June.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 29.—Arrived the Tod and
Zephyr transports from Jersey, with troops ; and
the John, 'DOD, from Prince Edward's Island.
FALMOUTH, JUNE 28.—Arrived the \\raising-
barn packet, with mails from Corfu, Malta, and
qiht'altar, 17 days from the latter ; and the Re-
btcea, READ, from Bahia, in 58 days.. Oa the
leth inst.' in lat. 44. long. 33. spoke the Fortune,
Of Aberdeen, froth Trinidad for Hull, out 30 days,
all 'veil. Arrived off the Lizard La Belle Alliance,
L'llEyne, from Demerara for Amsterdam.
LIVERPOOL., JUNE 28.—Arrived the Philip Tale,
"Hr PLER, from Charleston—sailed the 4th June ;
en the Ist June, in lat. 40. long. 60. spoke the
brig Mary, HOGARTH, from Liverpool to Phila-
delphia.
WeY MOUTH, JUNE 28.—Inaddition to the seizure
of 56 casks_of spirits by the Greyhound cruizer,
Lieut. NUGENT, R. N. Commander, another boat
telonging to South Ham was brought in here last
week, captured by the same Admiralty cutter.-
-The crew (who are committed to prison) threw
the cargo overboard, except six casks. Yesterday
French boat was brought in here, with a crew
61 four French and three English seamen, with
58
,casks of spirits, also captured by the Grey-
eon ".--Since the appointment of Lieutenant
4"GENT to this station, be has proved most for-
tunate in numerous captures. His known active
:Id vigilant conduct cannot fail of obtaining the
:Id
approbation of the Lords Commissioners
%1 the Admiralty.

CUSTOMS' LIST.
tittered Inwards, June 30.—William Bower, Masser,Rot-
tatt". Prosperous, Peck, Rotterdam; Cape Packet, Cor-
Z) Cape of Hope; Ann, Hamilton, Jamaica; London
tubeterta Tracy, Boston; Mersey, Flint, Honduras; Neptune,

Tts Dunkirk ; ROckingham, Waugh, Calcutta.
.211
*red Outwards, June SO.—Underwood, Wood, De-
11`'4t
JniFer, Jl,lder, Embden ; Carl XIV. Millir, Elsi-
le k.' 11(1 Petersburgb ; Zealous, Young, Elsineur and Pe-
ibsttllsulligh ; Amity, Anderson, Halifax ; Neptune, Stranach,
Ita ilttt Margaret, Smith, Rotterdam; Duke of Kent, Pound,
„tterdam; Piggott, Than, Tobago ; Rose, Mihail, Malta.
4:egared Outwards, Jane 30.—Levant, Kibbin, Dublin;
Morrice, Bombay; 'Scarthingivell, Chapman, Charante ;
"4rance) Maughar, Hamburgh ; Neptune, Stranach,

'lta .4. iteßAs Cnußcht..6—This morning eveiy avenue
4'l3g to the spot where the New Church is to
r "ected was thronged with persona of the tuost
..Zatfweretiihle appearance, anxious to witness the
re i„ "tint.; scene of toying the first stone, the ce-
lif,,"°,l esf which was ,performed •by his Royal
f.cio"cit. the Duke of YORK, at half-past one

lf' 01 .WEYMoUTIT, JUNE 26.—0 n Monday, a Meet-
A the Subscribers for a Monument to tbe
1,..1',11c".Y Of the late SAMUEL WESToN, gsq. Was
!• „." " t our Guildhall, JAMES Bowea,Esq. Mayor,
i.* the Chair, when the proposals troth Mr.
tinAllsTorr, statuary, of London, for the execti-
t-ti " election, in the said Guildhall of a
dal". the modd of which had been previously
e d as the most appropriate, from several
de°`"letions by other eminent artists, were consi-
cred at,d.appro.ted.. The model represents the
c,l7,'"(l.3ltting in his gown, as Chief Magistrate,
it, 'rig in his lett hand a book of laws ; on the
)Y.tnone above are the arms of Weymouth, and
as
the plinth the sword and mace, with a pelican,
te "" 61 erns of justice and benevolence.—The
re will be in alto relie of the best t
e,:tble, six feet six inches invo, height, andsta theuar pey -
h:t sh 4, with a tablet for the inscription, three
E inches high, and of the same aterial.—
ta: m
"bscripion now amounts to 4091.; and we
" omit observing, that the highest credit is
those individuals who have shown so lan-
tie an anxiety to perpetuate the remembrance
public services of this much-lamented Cba-
-"ter.

41%.1""R. ---The Sheriff-Depute of Lanarkshire
3Poblished a notice, calling upon the public to
hPurehend, or give iniormation of n
"'ed. .Llizakth 111' Guizan, charged with the inu-
, qtr of George Sitnps(;ll, her husband, lately a
t4r(tr Glaigow.

evening, as
4TTEMPTED SC/CIDE.—rUeSdaV
4c) workmen In the employ of Mr. Fische, of Ili" 'idgware-road, were returning down the
"'tik of the Paddington Canal front wwk, they
I,lt),lrved a geoteel woman begin to undress her-
11'.t'
'ini curiosity induced them to watch further.
11)," their approaeh, at about 200 yards distance,.
4" threw
heisell into the Canal, having left an
ekgaut shawl and her Leghorn bonnet at the
vt'v4ter't4 edge. The !nen rescued her, and c"-
-teyed her to a house in the Harrow road, where
;`:i4" recovered. She is the wife of a reipcetablc
kt in the neighbourhood of Kilburn road, and
shict to be deranged.
ti Atuong all the places of rational amusement in
I,:it'_oglcena: me,tropolis, none can boast of half the
pteir..
Change
received by the Royal Menagerie,. ..Ex:
thri, Change ; especially since the third exttaor
drY occouchement of the Queen "f the Desert,
'4%4 i,.. .
iiv , tt hue young cults. Ihe extensive and
ant!
ti °lied Collection of the Wonders of Nature, and
p'r.o brit) order io which they are kept by the
I,l4,„Pbliet'r. ill some measure dCCOllith for the
th, el* of Rank; and Fashion which daily honour
laito.sl‘relentigerie with their support. Ilic Royal
eve..l. 4s arld her Noble Partner sup in public every
mug horn eight to nine.

REEL i'LIL OF FASHIONT.

HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF KENT.

CONGRATULATORY ADDRS!S.

Bruxelles, Jude 2, IR!9.

Sttt—We, the Undersigned, Members of, the British Con-
gregation assembling at the Royal Dutch Protestant Church
of his Majesty the King of the Netherlands, Rue des August ins,
Bruxelles, respectfully begleave to address your Royal High-
neis With our sincere congratulations on the addition of your
dOmestic happiness by the birth of a daughter—an event
Which cannot fail of affurdiog, the highest gratification, as
well to every branch of your illustrious and august House, as
to the country at large. We wish to assure your Royal High-
ness of orie particular interest on this happy occurrence, from
the circumstance of your having so materially promoted the
existence and welfare of our Church Establishment, by pro
curing to us the means and opportunity of public worship in
a foreign land.
With a renewal of our warm congratulations, which we
request your Royal Highness will be graciously pleased to
offer in our names to your Royal Consort, and with the highest
consideration of unfeigned esteem, we have the honour to
subscribe ourselves,
Sir, your ROyal Highness's
Most obliged and devoted humble Servants,
(Signed) R. DONNELLY, Chairman,
T. PRINCE, Chaplain,
SAMUEL DELPRATT, Churchwarden,
THOMAS PELHAM HOOD, Churchwarden,
THOMAS ROBT. HOLMES,. Assistant ditto,
JOHN THOMAS PROBY, Assistant ditto,
Thurlow, J. Gunbie,
Butson, Mrs. George,
For Colonel Houtson, Mr. Fitzgerald,
Edmund Hum.Gennyss, Melmoth Goy,
Edmund Hum. Gennyss, Philip M. N. Guy,
Thomas Ormsby, M. Jasse,
James noucane P. Benson,
Alexander Oswald, For Mrs. Stanley,
M. Waters, It. Donnelly,
H. P. Thomas, and Ernest Baron Schmeidem,
fur Captain Thomas, Mrs. Willoughby,
Major G. M. Paterson, Miss Harriot Jones,
Jos. Taylor, John Hawkesby,
Ramsay Robinson, Major-General Wilson,
riomas Robinson, James Forbes,
Mark Watt, Thomas Pope,
Henry Sinithers, Philip Levett,
D. S. Maude, C. A. Peterson,
W. Smith, A. Peterson, ,
!...aW s , M. Lindsay,
J. Few, C. P. Hill,
Jane Byam, J. Biggs,
J. Farrel-, George M. Turner,
B. J. Lorimer, Isaac Elton,

C. H. Lorimer, M. Marcus,
Thomas Pinnock, For Thomas Wvthe,
Captain Everett, Ross Donneify.
To his rtoyal.Highness the Duke of Kt:o, &c. &c. &c.

Kensington Palace, June 17, 1319.

MY DEAR ADMIRAL—Having received from your hands the
very flattering Address, signed by the Members of the Bri-
tish Congregation who assembled at the Royal Dutch Pro-
testant Church of his Majesty the King of the Netherlands
Rue des Augustins, at Brussels, upon the occasion of
the birth of my Daughter and the safety of the Duchess,
and in which not only their congratulations are expressed
upon this, event, hut also their good wishes for our future
prosperity and welfare; I have to request the favour of you,
as Clisirynan of that Meeting, to convey in the joint name of
the Ductless and myself. to all those who signed the Address,
the grateful sense we' entertain of their kind recollection of
us, although now no longer resident at Brussels. In return,
vre feel anxious to express our good wishes towards every in-
dividual who have joined in this mark of attention to us, and
in that number to node more than to yourself, for whom 1
must ever entertain the warmest and most friendly regarJ.
With these sentiments, and these of sincere esteem, I re-

main ever,
My dear Admiral, your's faithfully,
To Admiral Donnelly. EDWARD.