The Sun.
London, England, 1819-01-13 00:00:00

CUSTOMS LIST.

Entered
,Thwards, Jan. 12.—Naiad, Hutchison, Lisbon;
Christian, Masson, Seville; Liberty, Alaall, do.; Perseve-
rance, Brown, do. ; Jane, Blyth, do.; Vreendseliap, Duyn-
tneyer, Gijon; jane, Bleasdale, Fayal ; Fulham, Foster, Ali-
cant; Standard, Stephens. Calcutta.

Entered Outwards, Jan. h.—Eliza, Capp, Gibraltar;
William Pitt, Cunningham, Messina; Twins, Shont, Ham-
burgh ; Charlotta Frederica, Wallis, Stralsund ; Ann, Older,
Smyrna. •
Cleared Outwards, Jan. 12.—rnternclimung, Block, Bre-
men ; Woodlark, Middleton, Malta; Albion, Baxter, Butir7
deanz ; Flora, Wedsted, Altona.

OUTRAGE ON QUAKRES, 'AT CARLOW,---AS a
lIUMIIvI* of fetroilcs of the. Society of Filends were
lately coming out of their Meeting-house at.
Carlow, they were assailed by a vile rabble, who,
not content with using such missiles as MI directly
in their way, raked the very kennels for filth and
ordure in heap on the persons of these respectable
people. The Rom-in Catholic Priest of the town;
the Reverend WM. FITZGERALD, addressed his
parishioners next Sunday on the subject of this
outrage, in the .following- terms z

64 !Sly very soul is harrowed up at the recollection of such
an abomination! Some of those wretches are said to he Ca-
tholics; but I disown them. Christianity disclaims, and Ca•
tbolicityahhors them-they are. the excommunicate. of civil
society. Such wretches, in Jerusalem, at the time of the per-
secution of the l'vlvsslAll, weretbs first to cry out, ' Crucify
vieSlisr (an exclamation of horror ran through the congre-
gation). Such wretches in Confantinople, Would be the very
dregs of Malmmetan fanaticism. Alia_nittion their 'mother
is small, and I am sure they are the vilest, the lowest, the
foulest dregs of the people." _ ,

Prince 11AxtmiLIANT and suite arrived yesterday
evening ar the Clarendon Hotel, snnrl•street,

Miss STEPHENS sailed for Holyhead on Thurs-
day night, on her way to Liverpool, where she is,
engaged to sing at a public concert on the 12th
instant., From thence she proceedi to resume her
duties at Covent-garden Theatre, where she wdl
appear probably about the latter part of this
month. The sum realized by Miss STEPHRNJ
since the period of her arrival in this country,
exceeds 5000L—(Dublin Paper)

We regret • to state that Lord EsisKINE 'was
taken suddenly ill on Saturday night, while on
a visit to his Royal Highness the Duke of
YoaK, at Oatlands. The attack happened after
the family. had tetired to rest. The Earl of
LAUDERDscIa, who was also a visitor, was called
up, and paid every attention to his afflicted friend.
Medical assistance- was, himediately procured,
and forty ounces of blood .were taken from
his Lordship, an operation. by 'which he felt
himself greatly die first serious
illness experienced ,by his Lordship during. an
active, and for -the greater part of it a very labo
rictus .life. • . .

SHAM PosTrantc —The Gentlemen. of the Post-
office have tor Some time Tuis't received ;;;Iforma-
don of a man goitre ahont*Lonthin, having the
appearance of a twopenny postnian,
fictitious letters, and obtaining 'three..petite each
for the postage. It Was diieovered that he
divided London into districti,' as it 'was'mcer-
rained that he' carried on his fiandulent:Prac-
tices in the same neighbour-13phi'. on pnrticular
days. The officers have been emplolial by the
Gentlemen of the Post-office
.to, ar:lee him out,
nil Adkins detected and apprt4ended him on
Monday evening. He 'Was committed from Bow-
street for further examination.- .

Fute-Attit. s —The public.cannot be (go often
warned of the necessity for exerting great caution
in the ore of fire-arms. YesterdAy„ two officers
belonging .to que'en-rquare had a narrow escape.
font the folly Of a young .man,, who took up a
loinied.piece that was lying in a room separated
from the office: Ile presented it at them without
knowing it wa's liaded, pulled the trigger, and.off
went a full eharge of grape7shot. 'll/1 contents
'wainscot, in the and part of theist passed
through the hats of the officers, but fortunately no
wou,nl Was inflicted. The young 11/4,11 wat
vetely reprimanded by Mr. FIELDING.

1-11011-STREvT GANG.---.The .Grand Jury
fur thecounty of Middlesex have returned true
hills agniuSt the 16 wretches who were found in
the house of Wesley, 66, High •street, Mot y•le-
.hone. They will be tried lon .Friday. prOo
,leCutioll is carried on by the pa•liilk.