The Sun.
London, England, 1821-04-30 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

DOVER, APRIL 2 I.—Arrived the Jnity tra:lspo-t front
London ; and Neath do., from Deptford ; the latter
grountied on a slipway,
.and nearly filed with water.
1111:43GATE, APRIL 29.—The Eliza Ann, Greirson, from
Honduras for London, in weighing anchor, parted her cable,
and has been sent on shore for another. •

' Anwicit, A ritn. 28.---Arrivcd the Durc:tn paltet frera
Holland ; and Beaufoy, do., from Cuxhaven, each with a mail.
Sailed the Prince of Orange packet for Hollard ; Lady l'pr.‘ati,
do:, for Cuxhaven ; and Alliance, do., for Cottenburga,
With Mails.

PoßT3morrrn, APRIL 29.,-Wind E.—Pass?.d
day for Cowe;' the Sappho, Lamb, from the Downs for the Cape
of Good Hope. Sailed his Majesty's ship Liffey, for Lisbon;
and theTrito..+„ Terrington, for 11nraniiehi.
PLY:4OIIT APRIL 2.ll.."Witid E.—Arrived yesterday the
John and Grace;: Brown, from Newport to Rouen. Sailed
Tern Cod, for London ; Levant, Passmore, for Leghorn ; and
Amity, Campbell, for Quebee.
,Sailed today the .Rega,
stet, for Lonclon.

• FALAfou'rft, Arun. 27.—Wind S. 'W.—Arrived - the
Martha Andrews, Neilson, from. Dram;
.and Stammer packet,
•.with a mail from Lisbon, in five days. Sailed the Duke of
Kent packet, with a mail for Lisbon ; .Amphitrite, for Img
Sound ; Morning Star; Roberts, for Bologne ; Ganges,'Chiv::!rs ; • -
,Hope, Curse ; Fanny, Crocombe ; Experiment, Elmy ; Ten,:
ridge' Underhill; Hero, Dolling; Phillippa, Blaney; and
Trial, Jenkins,. for London. '
DEAL, APRIL 2.1.-Wind • N.E.—Came down ,from the •,
`River yesterday and sailed the Lyra, Guest, for Leghorn ; tie- -r
yea, Jackson, for Quebec ; Retrieve, 'fragile, for TrieS:e
Diadem, I:dmart, for Miramichi ; Concord, Brandfoiti, for •
Nerfoundland ; fiche, Whit, for Marseilles ; Trident, Col-
lifts, for IrtiO 'Janeiro ; Nulantho,Tarry, for Trinidad; Brixton, ,
Lusk-, for 'New-South Wales; -Edward, Munro, for John's,
(N.l3.),;•.ftnd Sarah, Mackee, for Odessa. They have
with the whole of the outward-bound.—Arrived and sailed for
the Rix :Ir, the Orwell,, Bryant, fr,),n Vincents ; Eliza;
Arne, for Honduras- ; and' •WellingcOti; Armstrong, •for •
Clarkston ; the latter remains...-,Carric from the River
And sailed the Eui-ihemia Johnson, and Woodlark Turn-
bull, for the 'Cape of tfood'nOpe ;' fanny; Patterson, and Pai-
litdium, Patterson, for St. Vincents ; t;aslon, Compbc:!,. f3r
Jamaica ; Glory, Pounder,;.. Neva, jackson ; and juliana,,
fbr'•Quebee ; Elinbeth, Recd, ' fOr :Tolxigo ;- Nile,
Budgeman, for Hayti ; Amphitrite; Molttenham, for Nanre.s
and• Friendship, Davis, for Gibraltar. Thea/avid Shaw, Jor-
daini staremanis.

A ilnitxsg:To I. N t tr4.vin; been stzt-
ed in the Public. newspapers, that an Address to the
from the /Inhabitants of Ilanistcad Norris, in the 6,unty of
Berks, 'had been presented to her MAsESTY by' JOIIN
INIONcIC.,gsq.3I.P., We, the undersigned Churchmi.rdens
Overseers .of the parish ofl-tarnstead Norris, in the, county.
Bcilts, in behalf of ourselves, and a large majority of the parls'.-4.,'
ioners, do hereby PUBLICLY DISA'ZOIVTME.SAID .A.DIMESS;
and take this opportunity of. expressing the veneration with
which we regard our unrivalled Constitution ; the estc'eal and
affection we entertain for our excellent 31Onarch, whose Univer-
sal benevolence and regard. for the liberty; of his subjects hag -
not been surpassed ,• under IvheVs auspices falling. nations have
been upheld and supported, and Old England plac,,tl on.ttie
highest.pirmaelt of glory.
•ISAAC 31.ITTREws, ,
j Churchwart„cns.
Rica. IVELLs, 1 JAMES TAYLOR,
JAM •
ES lIIAVVIIEWSi - Overseers.

PitortrEcv.----iinecdolc of •his present
a periodical. ork of the year 1770, the followi;,:. • •
appears :-",When the Birth-day Ode in honour of i -
jesty's brother 'was peifonned at the Lodge. the Prince of
this present Majesty) ran to his Royal Father, •: !•
When I am a man and a King, I u,0•,,z .4r mgrried •
so?' inquired his Majesty.--.‘. Why, because this song -r:
'Signor.-Tenducci has been singing, says, if Ido I shan't •
avood you have, Papa.' "—That the criticism upon
the poem, which the young Prince so quickly and pointedly
gave, proved too prophetic, has been amply exemplified.—The
following is the verse that gave rise to the arch allusiOn. Speak-
ing of her late Majesty . • •,7: • •: •
""Never shall thy like have birth • . „
"Tn the regions of the earth ; •
" Ne'er again perfection blend
" Sister—Mother—,Wifeand Friend !"
(From .I,den Brat)

The Liffey frigate, Captain the Hon. ITENar
-DuxcAN, sailed on Saturday from Portsmouth fur
Lisbon. The purpose of her being ordered
thither is kept secret ; but such was the urgency
of the case, the doclyard mechanics were c"i"
ployed extra hours to expedite her
equipment.
She remains in the same defensive state as when
she was ordered to Naples.
We regret to state, that the Duke of NORTH-
UMBERLAND is confined with a severe attack of
the gout, at his house in St. James's-square. The
large dinner party, announced for Saturday last,
has been indefinitely postponed in consequence.
We are happy to learn, by advices from fi
lal”.1, that the Bank of that kingdom is
our own in prosperity, having recently declared
a bonus of 20 per cent. on the capital of the
hoWers of Bank stock.

The discoveryships are completely ready to leave
Deptford, and their departure was to have takol
place. on Saturday; but in consequence of theill'
not being a sufficiency of Wind, it has beet' "-
layed. The visitors to both ships have been i'r;
mense, and hundreds compelled to return withoui:
being able to get on board them. The Lords 49/
the Admiralty minutely inspected the Fury
liecla during the week, as did his Royal ifig4-
ness the Duke of GLOUCESTER, and many Ole'

distinguished personages. , • -
The American ship Ophelia, Capt. DEvirs'c'
has arrived at Cowes from Canton, whence 511('
sailed 12th December. All the Company's
at that place had been for some time detained v=
the Chinese Government, in consequence of,
Chinese ,having been accidentally shot. f:'k'
Chinese laws enact, that blood shall be paid `).;
blood, anti in consequence, the affair was
dered very serious ; but i was reported, at th
,time the Ophelia sailed, that the matter had be f
chmpromised by the payment of a large sew. °
money by the offending party,'and, of eoure/
the ships would be released.
• -wh 'find L BT°'`i•

'lt. is somewhat strange, to lin r. Alt-
who always complaining of the burdens la'',
upon the; people, prepOse that th'e- expellees
elections should be defrayed bv a Counts( rate•---i.
it does not seem to have entered into the brains °
this Gentleman, that in such a cage we might have
20 or 20 candidates at everrelection and, in fart.,
it was stated last Friday, before the fate of 1"5
motion was known, that Cnata.rdi rt qtE Cr.AvE;',:'
Esq. and TnomAs SLY, Esq. had 'alre:ittY jGe
nounced their intention to offer theinselves
very first occasion. The news of 'the fel,k2api
day, however, disappointed their hopes. I
Mr. LAIIBTON, in making this proposioll' ,ur. •
an eve to the Press; for we comider that /1°11;01.
abht, Gentleman as deeply interested in its I.t Is
fare as we are ; and, we must confess, thatiii.rty,
better to print and advertise for twenty or illy.
candidates than for two of three, particu `,41.
when the whole of the expellees are to be P`
Jdver'`
by a County rate ! ! !---(Durhrinz Count)
_

three troops of the
tiser, April 27.) /
THE Ar.my.—Yesterday (Monday, 23c1 ins°
command of Lieut.-Colonel BANK' r:si, wer,e,
marched from Limerick to Waterford, to embart
for Bristol. i hey' are to be replaced here mill
at Limerick by the 6th Dragoon Guards, or car:.
binens, daily expected froal En(iland.--(t°''
0
Parr.) -
`)d, or Scots Greys, under the