The Sun.
London, England, 1826-04-19 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The letters from our Correspondents at the Portm, received this
morning, contain no news ; and there are not any arrivals from
Foreign Stations.

The Raleigh Aloop has been ennoniNsioned at Chatham, by the
appointment of Captain J. W. Daßing.

Lieutenant Philip Gostling has also been appointed to the %s-
-leigh ; and Lieutenant Thomas Davies has been appointed Super-
numerary Lieutenant of the Ramillies.

Mr. Samuel Triseott bas been appointed Acting Agent Vic-
tualler at the Island of Ascension.

[FROM LLOYD'S.]
Mit, Aran. IB.—Wind S.—Arrived the Frederick, Curtis.
from Sierra Leone; and the Dutch 'ntnn of war Sireue, from
Cameo& The Providenee, Ardley, for Calcutta, remains.—N.B.
The Staff' anti Vane on the South Sand Head Buoy has been re-
placed.
PORTSMOUTH, Arlin. 18.--Wind S.F., light airs.—Arrived
the Hope transport, from Chatham ; Thomas and Ann, Hullain,
and Caroline, Twiney, from London. Sailed the Indian Trader
transport, for Bristol ; Underwood, Iterainton, fur Demerara.
His Majesty's ships Talhut and Scorpion have Come into harbour,
PLystouTtr, Aram 11.—Wind N.—Sailed the Osbaldeeton,
—, and the St. Helena, ---, for Quebec.

FA LIWOUTH, Arnu. 17.—Wind N.—Arrived the MartfOret,
Duck, from London. Off the port the 1 leriditm3 Knudtou, from
St. Croix. Sailed the Frolic packet, for America;. and tbe.Dtko
of Marlborough ditto, for Lisbon.

Cowes, Arnir. 18.—Arrived the Two Friends, Sayer. &NO
Ilavannah in 38 days.

[Extract of a Letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Havana,
dated 2fith February.]
" this Majesty's ship Vigilant, from Vera Crux, from whence
she sailed the sth instant with Government dispatches, put is
here the 21st instant, having sustained damage, and she pro-
ceeded two days ago for England."

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

THE KING.

Nnsolt, Aran. 18.—Yesterday afternoon the Kma enjoyed
three hours' airing in the Great Park. Ili* Majesty and Suite k*
the Royal Lodge at half-past two o'clock iu three pony phaeton',
and drove through the new plantations to Virginia Water,
about the environs of which he passed a considerable por-
tion of the time; he afterwards visited the New Ledge
in the Forest, Cranbourne, and Sandpit Gate ; returned home at
half after five, and at seven o'clock honoured his suite with his
company at dinner. His Majesty is expected to leave the Royal
Lodge the latter end'of the week for London; but his stay there
will be very short.

Yesterday the Princess Sophia visited the Duke of York at his
house in South Audley-street.

On Monday evening the Duchess of Kant and the Piillol.i.
Peodore honoured Covent-garden Theatre with their pretence.
Prince Leopold left town yokiterday morning for Claremont,

Nothing important occurred in any of the Courts
of Law this morning.

Yesterday Viscount MrLvti.LE transacted business
at the Foreign Office.
Dispatches were yesterday morning received 'at the
Foreign Office, from Lord IlLoomiriFlLD, the British
Ambassador at Stockholm.

Yesterday morning Mr. iitmiqui arrived at the
Foreign Office, with dispatches from the Netherlands..
Yesterday afternoon, at four o'clock, the Duke of
YORK accompanied his Royal Sister, the Princess Sophia, in her
Royal Highness's carriage, to the Royal Duke's office, in
the Horse Guards, where, in a short time after his Royal
Highness . held a Levee, which was attended by General
the Marquis of Huntley, General Sir John Murray, Lieutenant-
General Sir John Hamilton, Lieutenant-General Sir Watiatir.
Houstoun, Lieut.• General Sir F. T. Hammond, Lleut.-General
Murray, Lieut.-Gen. ("oldie, Lieut.-Gen. Molyneuz, Lieut.-Oen.
O'Lochlin, Lieut.-General Slade, Lord Charles Fitzroy, Sir R.
Borough, Sir James Macgregor, Major-General King, and about
60 others. The Len* occupied the attention of the Commander-
in-Chief till past ail o'clock.

CORN EXCITANGE.---The arrivals to this mom;
ing's market are moderate of Grain—and of Flour goad. Wheat.
of fine quality goes off at Monday's prices, but other ectril sat
nearly unsaleable. Barley stands at Monday's reduction. Beau
and Pease are in very trifling demand at last quotation&
have a very dull trade at the rates of lag market-day. AAlua4is
—English Wheat, 8,050.; Barley, 3,240; Oats, 9,lool.lfieh
Oats, 2,500 qrs. ; Flour, 6,100 sacs.

In the old Roman Kalender the lucky :days. NW
marked with Silver Letters; in. Ka'midst of
Fortune they are marked with Capitals of Gold, and
in the propitious month of April they have been
marked with Showers of Gold ; for hi April 1318/1
sold ALL the Prizes of 30,0001.1 and having, in the
past year, sold Five Prizes of Thirty Thousand, and
li;leven Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds, it is not
too much to presume that BUM will sell, in the pre-
sent April, at least Three or Four out of the Six
Prizes of Twenty Thousand Guineas, which must, all
be drawn on Wednesday, the 3d of May,