The Sun.
London, England, 1819-04-28 00:00:00

CUSTOM': LIST.

Entered Inwards, April 47.—Netherlands Un Prince,
Jeleman, Worsum ; Ann, Spence, Stettin ; St. Johannes,
Wallis, Pillaw ; Emma and Realm, Bretzel, Konigsburg
Vrow Maria, Ades., Wander; Locinde, Zenunerman, Pillaw ;
Eslaffette, Weiser, Dantzic ; Duke of Kent, Pound, Rotter-
dam ; Msrv, Anderson, Ko.iingburg and Pillaw ; Andreas,
Tax, Christiana ; Drie Grebroeders, Visser, Nieuve Scbans ;
Vow Gertrude, Sinetie, Nieuve Schans ; Vrow Lylina, Botie,
Nieuve Sehans ; Johannes Tender, Thuveser, Christina;
Est Maria, Ibser, Konigaburg Catherina, Jacobs,
Grenigin ;
.Salley, Curie, Memel ; Jonge Ererwyna, Feels,
Malta.

Entered Outwore's, April 27.—Experience, Morin, Havre
and Rouen; Union, Maillard, Gurnsey; Enterprise, Young,
Elsin and Stettin; Cerdellia, Owen, Elsin and Petersbourg ;
Neptune, Stranack, Ostend ; Agnes, Lundy, Gibraltar ;
Staff of Life, Edwards, Elgin and Petersburgli ; Nymph,
Hendersen, Cadex ; Lendon, Rumbeet, Hamburgh.,

Cleared Outwards, April e7.—Hiram, Le Dieter, Havre;
Lyra, Guest, Censtan and Odessa; Coventry, Nero, Den►e-
rara; Plicenix, Bennett, Elsie and Petersburg; Marquess
Hastings, Arkott, India; Latena, Zevie, Demerara; Isabela,
l'il`Neal, Charlestown ; Bretinria, Jackson, Hamburg!) ;
Hendnsarch, Odessa; Catharine, Hall, Guttenburgh.

THE PRINCE REGENT.

BRIGHTON, APRIL 27.—Thr fallowing very fi-
vourable Bulletin was exhibited at the Pkoilion
this

" Pavilion, 11 o'Clock, A. m. April 27.
" The PRINCE REGENT IS 'nearly free from pain. His
Royal Highness has slept'well, and is convalescent.

" M. J. TI ERNEY."

Sir T•T. TIERNEY having been detained in town
on Monday, caused the usual Bulletin to be
omitted yr%terdil. Sir M. riERNEY returned to
the Pavilion la,,t night. The Earl of FIFE and
Sir EDMUND NAGLE arrived here yesteldAy even-
ing.

CORN•EXCHANGR, APRIL 28 —Having but lit-
tle English Wheat at" Market this morning, fine
samples met.ready sale, and for which Monday's
prices were fully obtained. The arrivals of Fo-
reign Barley this week have been very large,
which is offered on lower terms, but very few
buyers appearing, sales were exceeding heavy at a
decline of 2s. per quartet. Oats support Mon-
day's prices. Although the supply is consider-
able, Beans are held at high prices, in consequence
of the probability that after the 15th of May the
ports Will be shut against further importation.

Mr. Knouss was sent off with dispatches on
Monday night from the Foreign Office to Italy.
This is the second extra Courier which has been
dispatched within a fortnight, and there is ano-
ther now waiting to be sent td Vienna.

Advices have reached London from the West
Indies so late as the beginning of last month,
whirl] communicate the intelligence that General
M'GREGOK, having been joined at Aux Caves by
the Hero and Monarch transports with troops
from England, had immediately set sail for the
bpanish Main, and had on the 26th of February
landed at Sapta Marsha, without any opposition.

The cause of the non-a►tendance of the CHAN-
CELLOR of the EXCIIIMUER for a few day• past
n the House of Commons has been the death•
of his aunt. The Right Honourable Gentle-
ma;i left town yesterday to attend her funeral in

MELANCHOLY CATASTROPHE.

SEVERAL PERSONS KILLED ANI) WOUNDED.

Last. night, about six o'clork, the Borough of
Southwark was thrown into the inmost terror
end confusion by the explosion of a steam engine
on the premises of Mr. A
—MITHEIIMAN, a sawyer
of mahogany and other wood, in White-street,
Boirnigh the report was as loud as the firing
a caution. and hundreds, nay, we may say thou-
sands, were drawn to the spot in a very short
time, it being reported that several persons were
killed and wounded- under the ruins. The •-xp!o-
sion was caused, we are informed, by the engine
being overcharged, the power put upon it being.
greater than the strength of the copper, and the.
copper was blown (a fact almost incredible) the
distance of three hundred yards, upon the roof
of a warehouse foar stories high (where it is now
to be seen), which it damaged consideribly. The
engine !muse, and some of the prent;ses adjoining,,
%very blown down, and scarcely one brick left up-
on another. Nit. Smitherman, the owner of the
premises. was taken out of the ruins in a danger-,
oils state, and conveyed on a bed to St. Thomas's
Hospital ; and shortly after his sun, a youth abont
15 yeari., of age, was taken up and carried to.
Guy's Hospital, dreadfully scalded all over his
tare, tuck, and lower parts of his body. The
ruins took fire, and several persons Were suspeft-
ed to, he under them-. A fine stout young niati,
(0 the name of Strachan, who was on the pre-
mises at the time the lamentable' accident hap-
pened, was taken out of the ruins—his bead was
shattered in the most horrid manner, hits body
lacerated anti scalded, and he died on the way to
St.Thomas's Hospital, where the body lies. A
boy named Smith, one of St George's school-
boys, who was on the premises, playing with
Master Smithelltiart at the time of the explosion,
was taken omit of the ruins, and died soon after
in St. Thomas's Hospital. Another man, named
Stone, who, we are informed, was formerly a
turnkey at the Nl.lrshalsea Prison, was so severely
injured that his life is despaired of—he was car-
ried on a shutter to one of the hospitals. Another
than, named Holmes, was seriously injured by the
explosion.