The Sun.
London, England, 1819-02-26 00:00:00

SEI I P NEWS.

DovEB, FEB. 24.—The Lord - Hill sloop, he-
iongi„g ri, thil port, coming, from Antwerp
a ea,go Of wheat and linseed, was, in a tre-
mendous ga!e of yesterday, distnasted, and diortly
afterwards-forced on the rocks t 4) the westward

of 14„,,Ingne, and almost instantly :vent to pieces.
There is sacreely •a shadow- of doubt but that
every board perished. Letters from the
other side state, that her stern was picked up,
and that the coast was literally sire:red wiih the
wrecks of different vesftls. Several vessels have
arrived here that were driVen from their 'anchors,
and a schooner belonging to Portsmouth With her
foremast gone.

HULL, FEB. 24.—The Isabella, WALus, from
Sunderland to Portsmouth, which was on shore
at the Spoil Point, broke up on Sunday night ;
part of the stores saved. Same night the Judos-
' try, EVANS, loaded with potatoes, was last on
the Plinks, and all hands perished. The Life
Boat went out to this vassel -When the first came
on shore, but the crew, with singular obstinacy,
refused to leave her. The boat went off a se-
cond time to her, as a light was hoisted at about
half-past eleven o'clock, but although they got so
near as to hear some of the crew calling out for
assistance, they could not save any of them. It
appears that she afterwards sunk in deep water&
The I-Icrn, URQUHART, was got off last night
without damage; she only landed a small part of
her cargo, which will be shipped immediately.
Cowes, FEL 25.—Arrived the (A.) Coroman-
del, BRAY, from Charleston, in 30 days, for or-
ders; she met with bad weather, and lost one
man overboard. Several of the outward-bound

are under way.
LIVREPOOL, FEB. 24.—The Gipsey, LORIMAN,
from Lisbon to this port, was wrecked last night
near Mockbeggar ; crew and part of the cargo
saved.

PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 25.—Sailed his Majesty's
bhip Dauntless for Ceylon and Bengal.
PLYMOUTH, FEB. 24:—Put in the Favourite,
SAVAGE, from Belfast to London, very leaky, and
probably will have to discharge her cargo, haying
struck on the Rundle Stone on Sunday morning
last.

MARGATE., FEB. 25.—Arrived the William und
Ann, from Cork to London, with loss of anchor
and cable. Remain the Atlas, StiouT, from lieu-
gal for London.

The East India Company's shit► Perseveranve
was expected to leave Prince of Wales Island, !or
China, Edhont the 2Sth Angnst last. The ship
Charles Grant was in lat. 37. 26. N. long. 14. 21.
an the 10th instant, all %veil.

Yesterday, the D‘ike and Duchess of YORK gave
sit entertainment to !he Archduke MAximirt
at their seat at 0311411115, where there ‘vas a ticlert
party to meet his Highness. The Dlike of Volt::
went from town in-the morning to tuet the Itoyol
stranger, and c9ndueted him over the mansion
lionse and the extensive and delightful grounds.
His Imperil! Highness partook of an early dinner.
The Duke of Y 111 C. returned to town iu the
eleuiug.

PUN' CLUP. ,
Yq!!2rerly there was a General. Meetin4 of 114
Club at the Albion Tavern, which was nUfilea,
attenited. Several Gentlemen were WI"
lotted for, and admitted Members, a"d 111311
others were proposed for election at the nes-
t
Meeting of the Club. It is with peculiar gratig
cation we state, that the Club CHITIC to a determit
nation to establish two Exhibilons in the name °,
Mr. PITT ;-011C for Scholars going from ger°
chant Tailors' School to Pembroke College, Carl 3:
bridge ; the other for Commoners or Super"
nuated Scholars going from XVinchester ColleAt.
to either ljuiverity. The It.. .idations for Ole'
est;ihlishment of these Exl.ihitions we have 1)04
seen ; hitt, we have no doubt that they are
fectly consistent with the liberal views and prig- '
ciples of the Club ; and we hope, at no distat4;
period, to hear that its funds are equal to tb"
establishment of similar for the othef
six Public Schools. Indeed we do not ktloo 111
better mode of expending the surplus of the moue/
stib3crihed for Mr. PITT'S Statue, and ‘V h jell it IS
stated will exceed 70001. after pavitle. Mr. tlrgsl'
tu‘coTT for the Statue, and all its arendant er;
!tepees, than by eitahlishing Exhibitions in. "'-
Universities, to be payable for ever, and thus W
identify the name, character, and pro ciples °e
Mr.. PITT with the education of future genera'
Lions.

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_fitter the public meeting, the Club (NI," t(r.
gethrr, Lord ComProN in the Chair.
The Club, at this Meeting, al,o voted the sr
Wof 10. towards erecting a Monument to id:
Memory of the late Jon NT GIFFOHn, ESq. j,•
Bromley Chore!), and we understand that 'l4
eldest son, 'who is tow Sc rat Nterch'lLt
Tailors' School, is to be the first exhibitPll4
from it.

P 0 E T It Y.

THE TRUE PATRIOT.
To the tune of DI um " True courage."

Why what's that to you if the S:,e'reigns I'm chinkingi
A purse is a pleasure do yon see in its way;
But when 1 return it—you'll guess what I'm thinking'"
It is—that my honesty's better than they.
I hate the vile Loaves who on Freedom would trample'
And Patriots I love—bnt the true—nnt
I need not of either now spew an example,
But I baste to the puff—and my rote is for I,AMB•

There s hustling B—n —TT, for tie oIJ one not cart*
Hefter skelter to work, cut and drive, pelt away;
Swearing he for his part had no notion of sparing',
And as for the cash—why who better can p 391--
B:it iii vain shall he spend with profusion unbound"
in vain with his pudaing and politics cram--
His and he too shall both be confoundei".
F4ll all to the poll are now basting for LAND.

Ah ! who would not hasten to save from all dangcr
Our blessings enjoy'd both in Church and in attic,
The boast of t?:e n wish of the straugel7
Our Country shall stand spite of Jacobin hate.
The Rights handed down by our site, we'll not hartrfr
For the dreams oflZefuruiers—a mere etoptY thin
But save cutting throats, revolution, and slaughter,
By ousting the Mobbites and voting fot l'a';“°•

Trot. Britons all sharing the same warm emotion--
Would shed their best blood to obtain the saute e"4-.7
Fur all who inhabit this Isle of the Ocean, [jljend•
Have the Laws for their guardians, Co, KING for tb'l°
If my maxiin's disease—'tis disease I shall die un—'
You may snigger and titter, I don't care a d—n
You shall find in such cause I've the heart Of "
Tho' I now give my vote at the poll for a LA3f2.

ROYAL ACADEMY.-Mr. SOANE gave his se-r
°°,..'
Lecture last night. He comma raced with a Panc:
gyric on the genius and taste of hi IGO JC)!'“--;
!getting to his grand design for 9 12,11ace:i
Whitellan Hall, which if it had not been
by the rebellion, would have been one °f qt•ilit;
most tw-iguificent sit net tires in Europe.
Learned ofessor then took aCo mptehe9-0.
view of Grecian and Roman Architecture,
verging to the most beautiful remains of 1 of
tiquity, as well as to the admirable lAbottts be
French Architects. Towards the ronelusioo: ,1
Professor entered into a history of the fire Ss:111:e
Orders of Architecture, which, however'
limited to three, founded upon solid reasioir'';`\.jr, •
lit the course of this very instructive Lecture
So ANE addressed hiutseif occasionally to the s'ol
dents, recommending indefatigable atientJ'ilio
the noble science in question. Mr. FitiFEJ `'„r,
in the Chair. Many of the Members were pre'e;l
The room was crowded, and the Lecture
sc•itll well merited applause.
rusd‘'

We mentioned yeater(lay the proposition
by the iViartris de BARTHvLEmY, to the ..11-e 17b
Chaniber of ['eels, Saturday's the °I;
ject of which was to beseech the KING tbotiot
would be pleased to preseut a prcjet de tha
making such a change in the organizmion °I
Electoral College; as might apilear to he
pensahly necessary. This being the first Prlse
attack made by the Ultra-Royalists. in the leg;if
Lature, upon the Election, Law, gave rise, as 111-5,
well he imagined, to a warm, nay, fierce 111'(1-1
sion; so ntttei so, that the tern," Revoluti°ll4;;;;
as sve are told by private letters, escaped tne '!11,
of the Due de FiTziAslnS, in an altercation °lilt.
IioISSY D'ANGLAS. The Migisters Em.
Chatnber earnestly opposed the motion - $
Y. Isl. de CAZEs declared 11114( it, 6:10
she trust latal toe a
the Chamber of Peers. The result, howeeec:
was, ti:at Ott a division, the Chamirer decitled.:f
favour (a 01!ertaining the pi ovoaal, by a tro.inrii.
of e 9 to 4), thus leaving the Government in in
cis,The beautiful Persian horses, sent as * Pres •s,
to the PRlNcti linGeNT, are just arrived al Ps
There CI Wd S IS enA le to see thew,. 4(14
On Tuesday night, or early oil Wed 'e- ao
tt)'i the Lewes [louse of Correction
lu(ditui open, and three felons made their

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