The Sun.
London, England, 1819-04-15 00:00:00

CUSTONIS LIST.

Entered Inward.,, dpril 14.—Enterprize, Shotten,Tlonr-
deatix ; Unity, Williamson, Charente; Twee Gebrnders,
Onnen, Embden ; Trafalgar, Wright, Rotterdam ; Gertrude,
Jeuster, Entbden ; ' Plata, Herne, Harnburgh; London,
numbed, • do.; Salus, Thompson, d 0.4 Unteinchnink,
Block, Bremen ; Atalanta, Foster, Havre.
Entered Outwards,-,April 14.—William, Roberts, Rotter-
dam ; Earl of Clancarty, Gibbs, do. ; 'row liendt iks, Klas-
sens, do.; Matilda, Brightman, (Oporto'; Liberty, Manic,
Petersburg!): Bell, Huntington, New York-; David Shaw,
Jordain, Van Dientan's Land; Nymph, Atkinson, Smyrna;
Amy, Bloomfield; New York.

Clear,' Outwards, dipril I+l . —Colonist, Branford, Barba-
does ; Nelly, Gibb, thimburgb ; Eweretta, Stoddard, Mon-
treal ; bliitt, Patten, Quebec; Samuel and Jane, Harland,
ds. ; Hopewell, Coulsvl), do. ; Lane, Dawson, Jamaica;
Union, Foster, Petticudire; Elizabeth and Mary, Brown,
Memel. "

ARGYLX; HAWES, in his Atuthal
Concert 1414 night, at this place, afforded an ad-,
mirable musical repast to an audience that cotr“
pletely filled the Rooms—a proof of the respect
and esteem which attend his prOfessional and pri-
vate character. The band was Wtl by Mr. F. CRA-
MMER. Mr. GREAToRaX was the Conductor, and the
orchestra was well suppliud by excellent pertorm-
ers. MissSTRPHRNs, Miss CARP,W,athI Miss G,:on-
ALL, BELLAMY, NIPLDMAwES,LEBTR,MULLINIX,
AMBRoGETTt, and other able musicians, supported
the vocal (6,pm-tient. Miss SHARP displayed her
usual taste and skill on the harp, and a duet be.
tweet' her and LINDLEY On the violoncello, was
justly admired. A new glee for tour voices, "Lines
on an early Primrose," compoed by Mr. Iliwxs,
was notch applauded. A St:4M,, as performed
at the Philharinonic Concert, was a fine display
of instrumental skill. St vcril pieces were
cot eft, and isinong others ditanWater, hasimontsed
tot lour voices by Mr. H Atv ES One of the ino‘t
diverting feathre,s ht the Concert was an imitation
of an. talian Musician giving directions to an
Orcbestra on the first rehearsal of his new 'com-
position-, which was supported with so much spi-
rit, humour, and character, by AMEROGRTTI, that
the'audience bad a strong hankering tot an encore,
but tba; the repetition would have been too fa-
tiguing. .The whole was well selected, sustained
w id) the utmos accuracy, and highly gratifying
in the general effect.

Lord StDMOUTH 4r43 better this morning, but
is still unable to put his toot to the around.,
Letters from BaltitT,re, in America, state, that
six beautiful Devon beifer!., and a hull of the same
breed, are just'arrived there as a present from Mr.
COKE, Of 1101kbaffl, to Mr. PATTERSON, Whose
•ami..ble daughter Was so unfortunately united to
JEROME BUoNAPARTS.

Sit WILLIAM BOILCHEY has offered, in the
hanilsontest maiititr, to complete the pictures left
onfi-ished by poor IlittLow, on account of his
heirs.

Miss KELLY bas been playing at the Durham
and Sunderland Theatres with very great success.
As the watchman was „going his round; in
Keate-street, Brick lane, at half•past,two o'clock
yesterday morning, he discovered a man sitting
at a door with a knife open in his hand, his
throat cut in two places, and three stabs in his
belly. The watchman Wi7h some difficulty got
him to the London Hospital. It appears Iris name
is Stanley, a fellowship porter, upwards of 50
years of age. He was alive this morning, but re-
mains in a dangerous state, but not without hopes
of recovery Front what we could learn, the cause
of the rash int.was jealousy fur a female and other
family Ilisagrrements.
Last night, about seven o'clock, a Coroner's
inquest was held, at the sign of the Feathers pub-
lie-house, Milibank, Westminster, on the body of
the young man who fell out of a boat on the River
Thames last Sunday, as mentioned in our Paper
on Tuesday. The
.body was not found till yes-
terday. be Coroner, after waiting half an
hour, adjourned 101 this evening, the witnesses
that. matte up the patty of pleasure v‘itli the de-
ceased not having attended. The Coroner issued
his warrant for their appearance.—.-The deceased
was a Mulatto of the name of Jos. Carter, about
18, years of nee.
About a fortnight since, as two labourers were
digging in a field for the purpose of planting Own-
toes at Polo mell, Dot set, at the edge of the lann-
chets, about a toot deep, they touted an earthen pid,
containing a large iionntity of silver citrus, of the
reigns 01 Edward VII. James I. Charles I. and Eli-
zabeth, with. a few of oyer date, amounting to-
gether to several hundreds, which they Sold to
E. Barlett, silt ersrnit h, at Blandford. Alan}
ut tbc coins were its a high Utile of preservettiuu,