The Sun.
London, England, 1821-01-11 00:00:00

SIIIP NEWS.

'SEAL, JAN. 10.—Put back the Minstrel for Gibraltar.—
(arse down from the River the Jane, M'Clure ; and Hope-
!ell, Smith, for Jamaica;, Britannia, Davidson, for Tobago ;
l'ortitude, Career, for Barbadoes ; Mary, M'Kennon, for St.
ocerit's; Melantho, Parritt, for St. Thomas's; Mary Ann,
(°°P", for St. Michaels ; Mariner, Scott, for Havandair ;
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"ne, Hutchinson, for St. Vincent's; Mentor, Clappison, for
,Lihndoras ; Mayflower, Gibbs, for Charente; Queen, Gra-
-4504 for Trieste; and Mary, Davidson, for Malta. Arrived
the London packet, Aspen, from Caen. A vessel was ob-
served to he sunk on the Goodwin Sand this morning with her
role set ; the boatmen report her to be either American or
krench built;—the hull is under water.
tiAßwrcH, JAN. 10.—Arrived the Leicester packet, with a
snail for Holland. Sailed the Freeling and Beaufoy packets
for do.; Lord Nelson, and Lord Duncan packets for Cux-
"en ; and Thetis packet fur Gottenburgh—each with a mail.
PowrsorouTit, JAN. 10.—Sailed the Hannah, Webber;
liehe ; Guadiana, Anderson ; Symmetry, Armstrong; and
Illatilda and Saxon, Hooper, fur London; and Mary Ann,
reabody, for Antwerp.
rAt.m.au•ra, JAN. S.—Arrived the Stanmer packet for
ire 7 days, with a mail; Augustus, Talbert, from
etrepani ; and Samuel and Ann, Howes, from Lisbon. Sailed
14e Walsinghara packet, with a mail, for Jamaica. The St an-
,tpacket, on her outward voyage, 16 days ago, spoke within
;aPt Finisterre the Duke of Kent packet (I), out 4 days from
:isbon, which vessel not having arrived, is supposed to be
hyett w;tit the easterly winds to the northward and west-
l'ard. The Masters of vessels state, that the easterly winds
414 e not blown far to the southward.

DISCOMFITURE OF RADICAL ADDRESSERS.--
George
the Berganutes of St. Andrew and St.
"eorge the Martyr, Holborn, attempted to hold
Meeting in the parish workhouse, in Gray's-
inn-lane, for the purpose of voting an Address
Of Congratulation to the Lady Patroness of St.
varoline. This measure was attempted, because
the respectable part of the parish bad lately
/(sted a Loyal Address to the KING, and the Ra-
'
,'eat faction, with a certain Common Councilman
at their head,rnustered as strongly as they could,
but found such a powerful opposition, that they
left the Workhouse without coming to any de-
cision, or at all venturing to produce their boast-
ed Address.—(,Wrning Post.)
The late Dean of St. Paul's Cathedral (B. P.
ToNtrANE) has since his translation to the See of
'Winchester, presented the Chapter with a gift
of 20001, for an Altarpiece, of some prominent
event in the Apostle's life. As Sir CHRISTOPHER
WREN has in the pediment of the western por-
tico already represented in relievo the Conver-
sion at Damascus, some other scene will pro-
bably be selected for this intended Altarpiece ;
but it is obvious that one of the reasons why
there has never been such an ornament at that
Place is the want of light.
We understand that the Rev. Enw. BACON
MPRANK has made an offer to her MAJ EST Y, through
r. Alderman Woon„ of his splendid mansion
at Campsall, as a permanent residence, which her
MAJESTY has for the present, though in the most
gracious manner, declined, but with an intima-
tion, that should her MAJESTY, as she proposes,
visit Yorkshire, she will certainly honour Camp-
Purk with her presence, in her road to
‘.lVomersley Park, and the other residences of
.ner noble and distinguished friends and supporters
lu the North.—( Yorkshire Gazette.)