The Sun.
London, England, 1817-09-19 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

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DOVER, SEPT. 18.—Arrived, with her anchor
from LiverP"°lftit
broken, the Nelson, SToxEtt,

. .
lug upon a chtize. .Remains the Diligence cutter,
Capt. DoBBINs, with several 'sail of outward"
bound merchant ships and coasters.—Wiwi S.

The Cumberland, Ooom, from Liverpool and
Bangor, is arrived at Boiton in 60 days' passage'
having thrown 20 tons of, slates overboard.

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Coax EXCHANGE, SETT. 19.—We have had but
few fresh Arrivals since Monday, and the price of
New Wheat this morning was trom 2s. to 3s, Per
quarter lower than on that tray; Barley and Malt
is steady,; Beans hitire a dull sale, and are 29. per
quarter lower ; the Oat Trade is heavy, and 1""3
Is. to .2s. per gi►arter cheaper.—ln tither kinds of
Grain no.alteration.

Foreign Wheat -41 s. Sts.
Fine ditto. -84 s, -90 s.
English Wheat - 4gs. 48s.
Fine ditto - - -70 s. 8214.
Old ditto - - - 755. nOS.
Rye,
Fine ditto - - -48 s. —s.
Barley - - - -2-2 s. 44,5.
Firre•ditto - - 465. —s;
Malt
Fine ditto - - - 745. 80s.
Whitel'ease (bailers) 464. 48s.
Fine ditto -
ac' rcass - - - -2•4. -tr..

Flue Grey Peaie - 565. r'4*
Tick Beans - - - 345, 445.
Old ditto - - 435. 53"
Small Tick Beans 38i• 46"
_ Oid ditto - _ 435. 53"
Feed Oats -14 s. 165"
Fin e ditto - - - 185.
Poland ditto - - 345. 135'
Fine ditto - - - £Bs, 965.
Potatoe ditto - -
Rape Seed 411.461. Per last.
Fine
Flour - - 755. fits'
Seconds 709.755.

Extract .ot a letter from an Officer serving !A
the Patriotic Army to Ills Friend ill Charleston'
dated Amelia Island, August 8, 1817--
" Onr foreek still termini here, and will continue so, unto
reinforcements arrive, which we hourly /„„k for, when Cu
attention will be directed towards St. Augustine-, and the re:
(faction of hat fortress will be'atten3pted. Our efforts, °—
,
doubt, will be crowned with success.
of
" Reports have been in.circulation to injure the crruse .
the Patriots. One is, that no respect has been paid to Pri;
rate property. This we have good authority for saying
true ; on the contrary, the most scrupulous regard has at a
llf
times been paid to private property. No inhabitant co'
plains—every one admires and praises the order, honour, a_
regularity of every thing.' •
" The Sli.eriff of Camden -Country has received the 121°1
ample satisfaction in cases that have been submitted;
the Treaty (on that point) which subsisted between the old
Government of East Florida and' Georgia is rigidly fulfilled-
" The Acts of Government have ,been done in the Ittagg
public and authentic manner, agreciably to the Law of Na'
tions and of the United States.

" The Spanish schooner which had been seized has betsreleased, owing to the jurisdiction of the Court, as it riaD
said she was taken out of the American waters. Oar Ibex
Government his fully established, and every thing goes °la
very quiet.

The PRINce REGENT' is expected to leave
,torsi,
shortly, on a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness
Of HERTFORD.

A Cabinet Council was held• yesterday at th!
Foreign Office, which was attended by Lord CAs•
TLERRAGH, Lord SIDAIOUTH, and the CHANCEL•
Lott of the EXCHECIURE:

Lord and Lady CASTLEREAGH intend paving
town to-morrow ,for &Omni Hall, Suffolk, oil a
visit to . the Marquis and Marchioness of HE"'

FORD.

Lord SIDNOUTH gave a-grand entertainment
yesterday..to Lord ,CaSTLEREAGEI; and a hires
party;-at his scat, Richmond Park. •
Lord and Lady Hott.Akin are arrived in Paris
from a tour. Lordship is 'confined with a
severe fit of the goat. They are expected to re-
turn to England the latter end of next month.
A LESSON FOR MOTHEDS IN HIGH
_LIFE.."'"-Tllil
Madrid Gazette states, that the Queen of SPAIN
suckles her own child; the Infanta MARIA ISABELLA.
Louisa.

Lieutenant-Colonel Sir ALEXANEERKsocr,
ofthe Royal Artillery, Knight Commander
of the
Bath, Knight of the 'Tower and Sword, and of
the Prussian Order of Merit, has been nominated,
by his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, a
Knight Commander of the Guelphic Order.
The Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND has been aP".-
pointed Vice-Admiral of the County of Northam
berland, vice the late Duke.
An article from Vienna, dated Sept. 5, says'
" For some days there have been exhibited ifik
Schaenbrunn's Botanical Garden a variety of fo-
reign birds and curious plants, which M. HF.Cfcr-S*
,Naturalist, sent by the Emperor in the suite of M•
the Baron de STURMER, Commissioner at S. Hem
lena, has collected in that Island. According
to this Gentleman's representations, a residence
at St. Helena is the most melancholy thatcan be
conceived. The Commissioners have not yet
spoken to BUONAPARTE, who persists in refusing
to recognize them is that capacity.':

DEAL, SEPT. 18.—Artiv:ed, and sailed for t"
River, the Fanny, LAUGHTON, from Montserrat;
Jane, BERRIDGE, from the Cape of Good dope;
and the Governor Halkett, JUSTUS, from 140"
bago. Sailed the Sprightly' for Rotterdam;
Henry, for Sunderland ; Briton, for '
B, crush;
and several others, to the Northward.--"Mc
down from the River, and sailed, the Twins, I°t'
ISTew South Wales ; Alert, for Philadelphia) and'
the Britannia, for Tenet,ffe.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 18.—Arrived the gel"
rietta, BRONSBERG, from Trieste. Sailed tb.
Tortoise store-ship
for Chatham ; the Duncornbei
for London ; and the Ben. Johnson, for 110 t.!
terdam.
HAtovicrt, SEPT. 18.--Arrived the Prince °I
Orange packet with a mail from

. PLYIVIOUTH, SEPT 17.—Arrived the
ELLIOTT, from Jamaica, in 11 weeks. ,
Almrottb llnverr, SEPT. 17.—Arrived yeste"
day the Camden packet, Capt. JosEmIsTuTTAISO
with the mail and passengers from V'Vaterford 9 '
also put in several vessels, with cattle on b"0"1!:
from Ireland; the Gower paeket,,Cp'. GRAY'
sailed last night, with the mail and passengers, for
Waterford ; the Antelope Revenue cutter has gone
the Of
up Co Pembroke' Dock-yard to some r'epa'y
,
13ritornart sloop of war is to sail this morn'