The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-03 00:00:00

CITY ELECTION.

SMITH

ATKINS

- - - ISG3
- - - 1300

WOOD

GOODBEHERE

- - . 697
- 653

.5 IV I T II

ATKINS

123
90
35
33

WOOD

GOODBEFTERg

SHIP NEWS.

OcT. Gower packet, Captain GRAY,
itrrived with the mail from Waterford', and the
Camden sails this afternoon with the mail for Wa-
teriiml, Upon its arrival here.

PLYMOUTH, OCT. .—Sailed the American brig
Amazon, rawrN, for Philadelphia, with pas-
4engers.

FALMOUTH. SEPr. 30.--Arrived the Voyager,
butrs Alt, in 48 days, from Havannali.
lltiftwzru, OCT. 2.—Arrived the Lady Nepean
he-het with a mail from Cuxhaven, and the
Lively, from Lytuington for Sunderland, With hiss
‘'t anchor.

bovErt, OCT. 2.—Sailed the Ilfracombe, Berle
okilt, Crown, and Fox transports, fur Cork.

`lle Union, of Boston, from Greenock, was
I),)lsen with on the 23(1 September, in lat. 43.
62. The Captain was lost overboard 21
Ys after leaving Greenock.

•
MILFORD-HAVEN, SEPT• 30.—There has been
t!retiter number of Irish cattle brought over for
de4lt within these three weeks past, than for some
ars, and at the fairs of Ulaverfordwest,
N.'rke, and Narbeth, during the last week., there
4 e a large show of all kinds of cattle, the sale
t,,o`.hielt was much brisker than for several pre-
fairs.
t:flta City of Dublin is free from the infeCtions
ral Se which afflicts other parts of Ireland : seve-
t4i•(leaths lately imputed to it are known to have
t„R'nated in other, disorders. It is formally ar-
t 'lged that Mr. JOHNSON is to be the new Judge,
It is not yet settled who is to succeed him as
ii.t'etters received yesterday from Newcastle.
,
44, Dyne announce the sudden death of Mr
tr)(4IEADY the Manager of the Theatre in ti,
tvti

tllc
-• it is said he dropped down suddenly ot
104‘11tage, in a fit of apoplexy. Mr. M`CttEAnv
(i4l for many years a member of the Covent-
(len Company, and was highly respected for
' SlalNq celletice of his character and hiS amiable
11p t. t
111-t)PSTRIANISM.-Yeterday morning the vete-
l'rc) BARNFTT the Prince of Pedestrians,
ttced his match of 1350 mites in 30 days.
hjted at seven
t o'clock in the morning, from
;,"ell‘ 4:"iyswater, going half a mile -out and half a
~vill• The old veteran, lip to five o'clock in
}Onoc,n, had kept Jogging, on, fr'e'quently
ur miles au hour, ant d then travelled
14s.
the Magistrates of Edinburgh re-
h respite from the PRINCE REGENT for
lit.. tio
OglaS, tinder sentence of death for child
until farther signification of his Royal
ploistire.

The following is the state of the Poll at Guild
hall at Twelve o'clock this day :

The following is the State of this day's Poll a
One o'clock :

His Majesty's ship Cherub, Portsmouth, Sept. 29.
The Revenue cutter Harpy captured a sloop off
Portland last Wednesday night, tv:th 300 kegs
of spirits on board. His Majesty's ship Prome-
theirs was very nearly swamped in the Race of
Portland last Tuesday evening ; her stern and
quarter boats were torn from the davits by the
violence of the sea. His Majesty's strip Cherub,
and a-merchant ship, tinder jury topmasts, were
its sight at the time, but could render no assist-
ance, front being so far to leeward.

The Morgan Rattler and Gladwin (brigs) sail
from here the moment the wind allows for South
America; they have each 100 Officers on board,
chiefly Englishmen, going to join► the Insurgents.
The Russian frigate, fitting here for a voyage
round the world, will sail in about a fortnight.—
Nis Majesty's ship Inconstant goes into dock to-
morrow; his Majesty's ship Tyne goes out of
harbour in a few days, and will shortly afterwards
proceed to the South Seas, for the protection of
the trade.—The Active frigate will be paid off
next week.

DaAL, OCT. 2.—Sailed the Ilebe for Bengal,
Came down from the River, and sailed, the
James, for Jamaica ; Medina, for ditto ; and
Solon, for New York. Arrived the Rapid, JORN•
Sol, from the Cape.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 2.—Arrived the John In-
glis, Bat LEY, from Shields for Bengal, and Scipio,
iftrTtntNsoN, from St. Vincent's for London.
AIILPORD HAVEN, SEPT. 30.—Sailed the Sand-
wich packet, Captain ParrEa, with the mail and
Passen►ge'rs for IVaterford. The William, CORBETT,
for Cork ; and the Hope, SEWARD, from Liver-
j►onl for Leghorn, put in here during the gale on
the 26th inst. :—the Hope had one of her men ,
Washed overboard! in the gale, who was unfortn-
ttately drowned. The wind having come fair,
these vessels, with several coasters, have sailed
for their respective destinations.