The Sun.
London, England, 1821-03-08 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

DEAL, MARCH 7.—Arrived and sailed fur the River the
Younghusband, Broivn, from liernerara ; Canada, Amiss,
from the Cape of Good Hope ; and Norfolk Hero, Cathbert-
son, from Fiume. Caine down horn the River and remain the
Mercy, Basely, for Barbadoes ; Brutus,l.uckie ; and Gronow,
Camming, for Demerara ; Ruley, Horton, fur St. Michael'i ;
Prospect, Hill, fur Rio Janeiro ; Darlington, Wheatley, iur
Smyrna ; and Earl Gogan, for Genoa.

Po it s tr Tll, MAR cit 7. —A 'rived thr " nodinghani,
Langrick, from Copenhagen. Passed by the Mentor, Urns_
stop, from Bahia for Bremen. Sailed the Elriek for London.
COWES, AlAitcH 7.—The Betsy, Ave+, from Waterford,
has been on shore off Cowes Castle, but got of again, and pro-
ceeded for London.

PLY3IOUTII, Mancii 6.—Arrived offthe Portthe Brilliant,
Atkins, from Charlston for Antwerp, out 23 days. Arrived the
Edwards, Germaine, from London for Jamaica. The Pieter
and Emma, Dutch ship, bound to Batavia, which was detained_
by his Majesty's ships Chorokee and Pigmy, has been this day
released by the Captors.

FALMOUTH, ItlattcH s.—Sailed the Isabella, Grcxson, tbr
Bourdeaux.

riAmsGATE, Martcil 7.L-1n anchor, weighing about nine
cwt., with only one arm, and about 66 fathoms of patent chain
cable (except about 13 fathom at the end which is common
chain), has been taken up on the Goodwin Sands and landed
here.

MoNTRosE, MARcit 4.—The Fortuna, .Tinson, of Arun-
laid, bound to La Hague, was totally wrecked here thisasporn-
ng ; crew saved, except the mate and boatswain.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East lndia
House, when the following ships were thus timed, viz.:--Al-
bion, Captain C. Weller for Madras and Bengal, to he afloat
the 17th April, and to sail on its voyage on the 17th May ;
Kingston, Captain W. A. Bowen ; Barrosa, Captain H. Hut-
chinson ; and Florentia, Captain S. Itemmington, for Bengal;
to beatioat 17th May, and to sail on their voyage 16th June.

THE QUEEN'S HOUSEHOLD.
(CIRCULAR.) AlAttcn 7, 1821.
Lady Hoon went into waiting on her MAJESTY this day for
three months.

The '4,)UEEN, in order to evince her high senso of Lady
ANNE HAMILTON'S attachment to her MAJESTY'S person,
has appointed her Mistress of the Robes, being the highest hi-
nour which her MAJESTY can confer upon her.

RlcHArrn Twiss, Est.—This Gentleman, who
has long been known in the literary and musical
circles, died on Monday last, at an advanced
age, in Somers' Town. His first wol k was—
" Travels through Portugal and Spain," written
at an early period of life, and which excited
much notice at the time of its publication. His
next work was " A Tour through Ireland," in
which he commented so freely on the manners
of the natives that he excited their resentinen,t,
which they displayed in a manner equally whim-
sical, humorous, and original. He successively
published anecdotes of CHESS, a " Trip to Pa-
ris," during the Revolution, arid several other
works. With respect to his Tour in Ire Mind,
from a long knowledge of his character we may
venture to say, that he never intentionally -de-
parted from truth, but was probably too tn-edia-
lons as to the information which he received; and
too hasty in recording it. With many harmless
and entertaining peculiarities in his character, he
was kind, friendly, arid hospitable ; and even
those natives of Ireland who most resented what
they deemed illiberal and unjust reflections on
their country, when he became personally-
known to them, were convinced that his mistak9s
arose from negligence, and not from malice. His
knowledge, though not profound, was various
and extensive. He Was particularly conversant
with music, and was a skilful performer on the
violin. His numerous friends and acquaintances,
who were diverted by his oddities, were instruct-
ed by his miscellaneous information, and will re-
gret the loss of a man whose real disposition was
humane and generous, and who, in his prosperous
days, was always ready to encourage talents and
to relieve distress.

The following paragraph appeared in an Even-
ing Paper of yesterday. Is it meant as a prepa-
ratory hint ?—" We understand that her Majesty
has been lately much indisposed, and that Sir
MATTHEW BAILLIE who was called in, has advis-
ed travelling for her recovery."
Mr. D YMOKE, the eldest son of the Rev.
the Champion DYMOHE is now in training, to
be ready to perform the splendid and distin-
guished service of King's Champion at the Coro-
nation. This high and singular office has been.
performed by that family for these last eight hun-
dred years.

Mr. YOUNG has been so unwell in Dublin, a
to be unable to perform his professional duties
at the Theatre.

, A steam passage-boat is to be built at Hull, whic`.l is to cln-
vey passengers and goods from that port to London in less time
than by land, and'at a very moderate rate.
Si.owriNG.—A match was made on the .26th of Febrwit,
for 100 guineas aside, between Mr. THEOBALD'S pon.e.o-
Mat-o'th -Mint, carrying 6st. 7lbs., and Mangle Weasel, car-,
rying 6st., over the two-mile course at Epsom, on the day- dii3
Oak stakes are run for. The best of three
Five to four on Mangle li7easel.

BIRTH.
On the 6th inst. at his hunting hox, Cortoti tioute, Nteltort.
Muwbray, Leicestershire, the Lady of Benj. Burtun, Esq.
of a daughter.

NI A 11-R I E D .
On the sth inst. at John's the Evangelist, :Z Ccla,iuelar~
John Walton, Esq. of Guilford•street. 1? o',4ll.slnare, Harriet Maria, only daught,e of Ear:it:W. Lnelow, Esq. 0
Cowley-st re( 5, West mitistei
At St. James's Church, James rit7.orald, Esq. third son of
the Rev: Gerald Eirzgerald, I),l3.iate vice ru~„f Trifilif
College, Dublin,,. and neply.Ay to the ni•li .;) of Limerick,
to Miss King, of uttli IL,,thertort, sonier.:et,

DIED.
in
On Thursdaviast, at an advanced arc, at hit house •
rea e ii;►, a T ~ of ~: Royal Academy.
siacir•a.q,e
,C;rlotiscieisrs errli:.l-ice, ,ilT;i41,111. Yens,
ia E.
1 F.A.S. neatly forty Yesrs
On 141F.'..16111 of October la-t, on her passaze from
tor 01
Amelis, third &menet of the la. v Rev. John Lane, Itec
High it Jottings, Essex, and Vicar of Sawhrill.iewart h. 11,erts;
At Lxetrar, on Friday, the 2d instant, J•iliii ficiirf 13"1"'-`
F.sli. late of Old Bctlilem, London.
On the 28th ult. at lii:i lonise, Grey-friars, Clu•st,r, Edgard
Ommanney Wiencli, Esq. in the 61st year of his age.
On the ad inst. Anna Maria Itawdon,
Charles Rawdon, Esq. Cumberland street, Airtnitin-square.
On Tuesday. 6th inst. in the 6atli year or his age, N:cbo-
las !Ilene, of Southgate, EA. elilyst daughter of

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