The Sun.
London, England, 1817-12-23 00:00:00

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RAbrstuth•E, Drc. ;22.--Th.e Gulden
•HuTcHis sniq, or. this pr>ft., atriveil to-day frofn
Shieltl she s'at,' a large :ship slink on :the Knock,
and hack fifflen in with pa'rt of her
masts rigging. iwliich she.- picked 11.0
brought its. Several lirge bmtts have

tI y for the Iv'rec'k—narne not yet ascertained:

SUNDitiILAND, DEc. 20, The IndoStrioui
F6riber, ROBIN,O*, of.and front. Whitby, in
teni!alog tbis Harbabr 'yesterday, gOt on..sitore
behind the North Pier, but is expected to be gOt
off. The Robert, li.osit4zsoi4,.ib atteibotiug
Hartootir this- mbraing, that on 'cho're Rebind the
Smith Pier, anti iminediately Went to. pieces
crew saved.

PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 22.—Sailed the Regulus
transport. for Cork, and the Christiana transpOrt
fOr Demerara. The Lively, HoitcsoN, which ar-
rived yesteiday from Jamaica, sailed in company
with the Soyereigni• for London,
,and patted
company on the November, off S!. Domingo :
she spAte the Juno, 'of Baltimore, from Oporto,

out 23 day's.
FALMOUTH, DEC. 20.—ArriVed •the Duke of
Weilin4toniHlLL, front London for the East In-
dies. Sailed the Wakingham packet fOr JamaiCa ;
Chesterfield packet, for Lisbon ; and Grace packet
for New York—all with mails.

Pans Tow? DEC. 20.—The galliot Edward,
DICE?, of London, from Kinsale for St. Mid
chael's, was driven in heie thi4 morning with loss

of cables- anal

Full THE SUN.

MIL EPrrop,--Believing that it is not gene-
rally known that the Public Mourning terminated
yesterday, I beg your insertiOn*of the subjoined
paper, not only in behalf of the Manufacturer anil
Shop-keeper, but of 'thousands of the Labouring
Poor, who arc now out of employment • in conse-
quence of that event.
A MANUFACTURER.

cr COURT NIOURNINGS.
cr CCopy.)-From The London Oazettc, Nov. 16, 1816.
" Lord Chambertaiies Vv., Nov. 16, 1816.

"Notice is hereby given, that his Royal,Hi.:hness the
Prince Regent ' has been • pleased to command, that all
Court Mourningst(exetptthose of very ;short periods) shall,
in future, he abridged Half of the Duration as at present
established: And further,, that al Court Aloprnings of a
long duration, shall, after the first Six Weeks, be worn only
at Curt and on Sundays,"

We can, positively contradict the statement in
some of the l'apers,"of-the Duke of Kel.i.r being
about to eater into a matrimonial alliance.—
(Moptiag Amt.)
- A letter froln Nit.. MILL, the British Consul and
Agent of 141.0yD'S, at tirenimdateo the 9th inst.
says—" In consequence of information Waving
been received that tlre Algetinestriadrpn which is
at sea have the plague on boatd, the Hanoverian
and Oblenbing Governments have giveP orders-,
that all vessels -arriving in the Wesyr, arc to per-,
form tnur days'quarantine ; and if their papers_ are
not found satisfactory, or that it appears that they
.have commtinicateil tt it h other vessels at 4,i, they
arc to be matte subject to a gaaraniine of such du-
i ration ascircnmstances may require."

surface.

The High Court of Justice sitting at Bruisels,
on the 20th instant, pronounce►l the Appeal' in
the case of the D►►ke of Wst.t.moToN agait►st the
Editor of the Journal of East and (Vest Flanders
not receivable, and cOndeurned. his Grace iu costs.
The appeal was against 'the arlpittal of the E►ii;or
on a charge of libel. The .objection taken to- it
was, that the Counsel- of his' Grace was not, as
the law _requires, especially empowere4 by bis
Noble,Client to institute the appeal. There is
another appeal in this same cause, made by the
Vohlic Officer. The merit. of this appeal will be
tried on the 27th of this Month.

A letter was received in town yesterday from an
Ofticer on board tl►e Queen Charlotte, stating,

that the Russian squadioon, consisting of six- sail
of the line and two frigates, hati arrived on-Sun-
dey morning at Spithead.
The Boston Packet transport sailed on Sunday
morning for Calais, with a detachment of 50 men
belonging to the Grenadier Guards, and about 30
men
,of the 57th regiment.
By the latest accounts from Cambray', we learn,
that the ts'li&e of the British Cavalry, with the
British Contingent, is remounted—that is, as we
conceive, all the {wises have been replaced. -
The iMprovensents in the Dock-yard at Sheer-
ness, and the new works carrying 61) there, are
proceeding very rapidly. Several houses in High-
rt et-have, been indicd down for its .enlat gement,
and the'w.hole will sustain an elevation of 8 or 10
feet above the level it formerly had. - exeava-
. lion,
.some hundred feet in . length and breadth,
'has been made for a new dock, the eatth from
.vhich is ,to assist in the fOrtuation of the new

The rioters from Derby, who pleaded guilty
and were sentenced to transpottation, have arrived
at Sheeroess, and go on board the Tottenham
trmrsport, which is now at that place receiving
convicts for New South Wales. The vessel is ,ex-
peeled to sail idimediately. -
A woman at Blenod,. in France, named Maria
Anne Mathieu, was lately delivered of four chil-
dren, two boys and o‘o girls, who lived only.
long enough to ryceive bap ism.
CortoNEK'S INQUEST Saturday
night an inquest was held'at .6)fteen's Head, Llox-
ion, upon the'budy of Mr. Thomss Dembsey, sil-
veismith, resident in Charles-square, put
period to his existence by shooting himself through
the heath—lnsauity,