The Sun.
London, England, 1817-03-18 00:00:00

Still? NEWS:

DEAL, Mancti d'own from .the Ai,
• 4. ;
ver, and sailed, the LAMB, for Beogal
I;SON, for Jamaica; and Prince of
Witerloo, for Demerara. Caine down, front
Sheerness the Pioneer schooner, and sailed, with
the Alert sloop of war, on a eruise.---Wind E. ,

FALMOUTH, Mancut 15.—The packe!s for
Lisbon and the Mediterranean have bud signals
for sailing flying the whole Of thisday, but it is
supposed they will not depart before to-morrow
mornittg.-:—,Wind 4.5. E.
FORTSMOUT Hi, MARCH 17.-7-An iced, the Hero,
KErrit, from the, Alediteryanean. Sailed the
Agricola, TABER,IOT YOrk.—Wind Southerly.

HARWICH, Mancti 17,—Arrived the Emily
pachct with a mail from Holland.

EAST INDIA NEWS:

the Calcutta Pipers to the 10th October Itii
clusive, contain the following articles

tALCUTTA, SEPT. 10.—The IFiunger.
ford homeward hound was twice discovered to be
on fire on dropping down to complete her lading.
A is. suspected that site was intentionally fired.
A fresh crew is to be supplied. .
" The indigo crop has fallen short ; and in the
western partv of Bengal such droughts have pre
vailed, that a scarcity in the rice crop is auA.
tieipated.
A dispatch ti•otri Batavia announces a gallant
and decisive attack made on the 9th of June, by
the British force at Macassar, upon the Ex-Rajah
of Boni.

There is nothing new from Holkar's tamp ;
unless a report of the march of some English
troops from the direction of Guierat into Ala
" It was intitr►ated in the last Gazette, that the
long course of dry weather in the northern pro-
vinces had in the middle- of the, past month
given way; and been followed by some tefreshiug
showers. Letters since received Meitiion, that the
succeeding fall had been very excessive; and
threatened to as much damage as the previous
droughts..

" SEPTgMBER 28.—Considerab bieliness has
prevailed among the troops at Cawnpore : the
60th and 87th regiments have sOffered ; 200 of
the former, and a larger number of the latter, are
in the hospital. Captain lnoes and Lsicnt. Gun,
of the 66th, are dead.

OCTOgEIt 10. The COmpany's ships Lady
Carrington, and the 'Ormany, arrived off Calcutta
on Tuesday."

TO THE EDITOR. OF THE St7Nl.

Si6.....Seeing in your Paper br Vtiday an
count of Buonapittes' tieatment in the island of
St. Helena., and haring touched at that place on
the 9th of December last in the ship Fanny, of
Gondol), under toy- command; I
am enabled to
assure you, that the under-mentioned is a correct
invouttt of the Provisions allowed that person and
hiiattendants, which he tee.eives daily front :Vest.
balcouthe and Co. who are appointed by, tiovern, •
went to he his purveyors,' viz.--
C Bottle.s Claret
,19 Ditto earn! ditto
6 Ditto Tem:titre .
1 Ditto Madeira
.1 Ditto Constantin
25 Loaves Bread, r,plb." auto
6sth. Beef
3elb. MUtton
6 Foals
1 Goose.or Turkey
36 Eggs
With a proportion of pepper, salt, oil, and mus 4
turd ; the whole arnounting to about 1741. in 14
tlays.l am, Sir,

sib. Butter
21b. Leta
Mb' Coffee
ilb. Ten •
51b. Moist Sugar
211). Whitt Ditto
Vegetebles to illy,
Fruit Ins.
Sweetniests Bs.
Candles in number

Your osbetikrtt servant, -
41, Broomfield-place, Deptford, JOLiN NVALtIS.
March

COBBETT CHASTISED.

(PROM A CORRESPONDRXT.)

In one instance at least, this Hectoring tutii
has met With his deserts. Understanding that he
passed the night of Smithy' dt Mr. TlMOTtili
BROWN'S at Pediham, Mr, LOCKIIART repafred
thither eatlyyesterday morning, with the inten-
tion of chastising the !Wordier for his insoletice
at Winchester. Before Mr. had .reached the
Bricklayer's Arms, he met tonur.Ti. returning to
town, and; (king furnished with a trememlclos
horse-whip, he applied it, sans derestipnie, to the
broad and *ell-athipted shoulders of his antago-
nist. Conaavr escaped into the shop of Mr.
JowEs, the apothecary, *here he remained for
two hours. .His seduce appears to have sacred
coniiiferable damage, as was seen to leave the
apothecary's' shop. with an enormous plaster ()ter
his left qe.—(:Horning Post.)

ttRIGUTONi MARCH 16.—1 t is Skit! that the
Ri6F.irr and suite itit,en,l being at the
Pavilion haute .Easter. The drove House hi
thetef,re, preparing; and his, Itoydl Highness
will, it is said, remalil about a foltnight.—Miss
O'ken.i. stilt eouttottes here for the recovery of
Tier health, which atiliear:l much iturro.ted.--The
young wheats throughoul
..pn parts of the Sussex,
utstrtet have Nit an life tt:ost healthy appearaliceS.

Yesterday the Duke of AltsNrutisE give a grand
linter to 1k large party of Noblemen and Gentle.;
In, at Iti3 house, in Grosvenor.stpuire.

Mrs. ItENA.t.tri, ia~te Mrs:Powitti., of flit•TheA•
tree of Drury-Lane end Coveot.Oartien, is rrovs'
the Tragic lietoitte of the'llietdtre at Kendal, in
Cumbit ittnt

On the 11th ettrieut, Mr. David Drybutgli,
teacher, cartattopock, and on the 12th .1 Min
Jobnitoh, Atarper, Hotehesontown, were- corn-
milted to Glasgow by warrata of. the
accitsed of treasonahle iiracticcs.

The snow lies so deep between Douglas Mill
anti 'Alc.ltirtt, that the London and Glasgow mails
were forwarded on horseback for ss:veraltlnS.