The Sun.
London, England, 1817-07-05 00:00:00

IZsIF(tfT SINCE MY- LAST:—

New Jersey, from Alexantlria-4533 barrels Flour.
Friendship, from lj+ilailelphia-1311 barrels Flour, 300
barrels Ilie Flour, 150 barrels ttirpentine, 41 bales Cotton,
13 hogshcads'l3ttrk
Prince 111adoc, from Charleston--738 bales. Cotton.
,George the Third, ditto-725 bales Comm.. .

Liverpool Packet, from Roston-2123 barrels:Flour, 417
barrels. Ashes, 213 barrels Turpentine, SO tierces Rice, 23
hogsheads Tobacco, 95 bales Cotton, 37 tierces and 3 barrels
Nuts. • •

DEAL, JULY 4.---Sailerl last night • his MA-
jestj..'S ship Alert. tor Portsmouth, ,todthe Liar.
rnony for Bengll, Came thrum from the River
thellannah and Eliza, for the South Seus,:mod
Frederick, for Gil)raltar: The Friends, krtvo-
sToN, from Loudon to Rouen, foundet•ed'•about
one o'clock this morning, ahout IS,ruiles off Dun-

genes ; crew saved, and landed here.

FALMOUTH, JULY 2.---Artked the Duke of
Kent packet.with mails from Lisbon, in six days;
Thomas and .11y•icy ,traospoit front l'ortsmooth,.
with troops fopophe Mediterranean ; Ea,peror
Alexander, 'frdni London for Bahia ; and ihe.
Chance, ii.FID; from Madeisa, in 12 days, %vim
loss of bulwarks, Bt7.'", The l' ; rov.c.ence, FLIG:IT,„
which pit into St. (;awes a few days ago, went
on shore last night during- the gale, and received
so much dainageas to ho obliged to di,chaigv;

SHIELDS, JULY 2.—. lie N.lllu , 11•UMER, from
London, was .lost uig-htod the 'Vets, in a
licavy squall at S.B, E.: she lost' he inain-jha)i
three feet above deck.

SCILLY, JULY I:—Art ire d. his Maj sty'.s Ship.
Shcnrock, and • the Diana :Ind Peace
CQik.

IlAtt‘9CH, J-ULY 4.—Arrived the Lord Ne.isqn
packet with a
.nratl, frf 'in Holland.
-boVF-11,. JULY 4.-Atrteed the I irtegrily,: John,
-end but erprize transports, t foto Calais, in' ballast
PENZANCE, JULY 2 ,—The D.,vv,, of Dart -
inoudi. laden with culm, was (11:%en on s,ore
yesterday near Green ‘eat he.- and two men oi own:
ed : she is expected r,r he got off the ,e,Arhei
moderates. It bai bio.vn a gale tii'mt the S. S.
CO W.S.W. all day. Tho Uritou, Ltiwis, bait
nearly been lost, but by at exertion was got
into the Pier. -
'SktsexiyEss, JULY 4. l'he Concord, of Dun.
(fee, was lost last. bight 'the
,Moozg SAtul ;
Crew anti part of the cargo saved.
PokTsmotTH. JULY 4 —Arrived the Intrepid
tra :sport ttum _Malta and Gibraltar. Passed by
for 1iu:l the LtOcrt y, 'trout Zante. Sa led .the
Grenada, .ArPLETON. fot Alitt% Vittoria,
CARLILE, for a., terdam ; Regulus transport, for
Chatham; and lietsy ditto, for .Cork.

The Thomas,- LIM A IiDS, ''of Yarmouth, was
wrecked inetr. ‘Vednesday
morning ;—crew anti part tit ftie cargo saved.
The prize-money for NaNy•in toe LxpOl-
don under Lord Vieoutst Exmou-ra againsi Ge-
noa-, in April 1.814, Oeg,in to ne paid on the I 7th
'lll.—First class, 5381 5s 1:?,..d 711: 16s.
1041.—Third, 421 3s 61,/.—Putirth, 101. 16s.
71. 9s. 7-1-d 31..125.
Seventh, 21. bs. lid.

The Hauthurgh Papers mention, on the autho-
rity ot advices from Ilano,es, that the Pativc
11FGENT ims purchased the hue seat of Cohnt
kVALLP.INDEN, in the avenue lo lierenhoisen,
With it., grand cOleetio . of statues and paintings,
for the sum ot 1,000,000 dolidrs

JOSEPH RUONAPARTE is bibilding a town near
Ba'mune, which none but French are inninitted
to inhabit. :t is to he capable of containing for
'he present 12.000 Inhabitants. The art itf the
most sublime Atchitecture is employed to embel-
lish the tditices.

tVATsoN, and the other personS lately acquitted
Of High Treason, were to have doted together on
Monday next, Pentonville, tolettan thanks for
the jntriesi taken by thrir frietuis in tittle fate on
:be occ4sii.tyot
.Yesteiday the dinner
was put off sine die, on account, .its it is said, of
the Mhos of Ho,,PES.- whose life is again:tltooght
to tw in dangcr.—(Morning Post)

Mr. Roc;Ea O'CoNNot is :6 be tried at the 119.•
SiZCS of Athy, commence on the 17th
of July. . . .

. .
DREADFUL ACCIDENT.--On Thursday ,evening
an ion was taken at the A...lariborongh Ta•
vern, liishonsgate, before T. SHELTON, Esq. Co-
roner for the city of London, on View of tine body.
of J. Clark, who met his death in the following,
Manner, on the preceding evening :—The deceased
was the proprietor of an errand-cart, and on the
evening mentioned way proceeding with some iron-
railings, the tops of which were shaped into sharp
spikes. In Bishopsgate-street he stopped to make
some adjustment of the load in his cart, and while
engaged in the act, the horse moved the vehicle
back, the rails fell from their place, lnd the min
being as suddenly thrown beneath them, the spike-
ends entered his chest. Assistance was instantly
procured, but he expired in a few minutes. Ver-
dict—Accidental Death.

ATTEMPTED &twit:lE.—Thursday evening
poor seaman, about 50 years of age, was observed
by some persons to climb over the wall on the
hank of the Tovver-ditch, and throw himself into
the water. A-young :man who happened to be a
spectator of the rash act, without waiting to strip
off his clothes, jumped in and succeeded in bring-
ing him out, after he had been about five minutes
under water. He was taken to Allhallows, Bark-
ing, workhouse, in Coopers-place,.where he re-
ceived the necessary assistance.—He said lie had
committed the rash act through distr.ess,'nut bav
i,ng tasted food for five days.