The Sun.
London, England, 1817-11-20 00:00:00

EAST INDIA-SHIPPING.

The Heywood, HARNISOHTH, arrived at Cal-
cutta 23(1 May, having experienced very bad wea-
rher off Ceylon, and when she arrived at the Sand
[leads was struck by lightning; had 2 men killed,
:111(1 her foremast very much injured.
The Marquis of Wellington, NICHOLS, had
received damage, been into dock, and was ready
to take in her cargo early in Jane.
'1 he Marchioness Of Wellesley, MAxweLt., had
been on shore in the river, and put back to repair
her damage.

The John, ToutN, bad been on shore, and put
back on the Nth June to repair.
The Ceres had been on shore in the river, and
Etna back to repair, and was lying at Diamond
Harbour taking in her cargo.
l'he Phoenix and Eliza lost their sails in a licavyi
sqlridl of wind off the Sand Heads, and put intol
Madras Roads. They sailed again, in company!
with the Midas, for Liverpool.

DP.AL, Nov. 19.—Wind N.N.W. Came down
itrom the River, the Syren, Crown, and Lady Hol-
`land, for J:.maica ; Henrietta, for New Orleans ;,
,Ceres, for Sierra Leone ; and Lady Harewood,l
for Grenada. The above have all sailed, with thei!
whole of the nut ward- bound, ;with a light breeze
at N.IV. Arrived and sailed for the River, the'
iVelocity, STANTO, flout Smyrna; and Hero,i
STROUD, from the Canary Islands. Artived the,
and Henry, RIDLEY, from &einem, andl
;sailed for the Havannah.

l'oaTsmouTti, Nov. 19.—Arrived the Ebeonia;
IDorothy, Regulus, flthl Wilson transports, from,
‘vith troops, and Bienfasant, DUBOURG,
i'*l ow Harfleur. Sailed the Johanna, WILLIAMS;
tor Havre.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. 18. Arrived the Hope,'
HOARE, 6'olll St. John's, Newfonndland, in 20
HARWICH, Nov. 19.—Sailed time Prince of,
'Orange packet for Holland, and the Earl Leiceste(
i)..mcket for Cuxhaven—both with mails.

FALMOUTH, Nov. 17.—Arrived the Prince Re•
Kent, . TAYLOR, front London for Tobago, ant
the Two Brothers, from Newfoundland. Salle(
the Active, Providence, and Wolf Revenue cut•

els, on a cruise.

The brig Llurel, CAITHNESS," has arrived at
IDandee from Riga, and brought with her two of
'rile crew of the Strathmore, which sunk on the.
il3tf► ultimo, off the Rogen Islands, on her pas-
sage from Thntzic. At the time the vessel was
sinking the brig COnsol, of Leith, passed, and,
,reported at Elsinore, that all hands had perished
but we are happy to say, that the crew got safe
(-)11 shore at Stralsund. The Captain of the Lau-1
also brought one of the crew of the Juno, of
iVeruyss, which was lost on the island of Osel,l
the Baltic, on bur passage from Liverpool to
Petersburgh ; the crew saved.

THE PRINCE REGENT, &c.---Yesterdav the Rev.
Mr. BLorIBERG, Clerk of the Closet to the PRINCE
REGENT, attended his Royal Highness and per-
formed Divine Service, at which such of the
Household as did not attend the mourning so-,
hemnities at Windsor were assembled. His Royal,
llliolness 'lid not quit his room the whole dlst,
ttOt.S:tsr no person but his amiable Sister, the
Dt:ehess of GLOUCESTER, who 101 renAired to
(Carlton House, to offer him all the cousoldtion ind
flier power in this hour of trial.

Her MAJESTY returns to Bath with the Prin-
cess ELIZABETH, either on Tuesdy or Wecres-
:lay next. tier departure from Windsor stands,
at present, fixed for the former day,—(Morning
Poper.) . . 1
DRU RV-LANR THEATER.—The recent regulaH
pious adOpted by the Committee of this Theatre,l
!with respect to " Dramatic Communicationß,"l
Ireflect the greatest credit on their good sense and
feeling, whilst they insure to their Writers the,
most favourable altention and impartiality. The,
other regulations they have determined on, as tol
the general management of this splendid concern,
cannot fail to be highly advantageous to the Pro-
prietary and to every ether person ;Connected
with the establishment, and interested in its sue-
cess and prosperity. At the same time the Pub-
licl
may confidently anticipate to met:t with amuse-1
rnents better, adapted to the literary taste of the)
age, than those idle, childish. and costly pageants,
and shows, which have been too long tolerated in'
the min-Opal Town Theatres.
We are informed that Air.Tu lINERELLI has given
-permission to his Brother to use the copyright of
the Nuptial 13ust of our ever-to-be-lamented
Princess Charlotte, for which she sat on the day
of her marriage. It is reported to be a striking
likeness, and from the peculiar circumstances of
the model being finished on the very day when
the people of England were looking forward to
so much future happiness on the occasion,. it can-
not fail to prove highly interesting as a memento
to a deeply afflicted, affectionate, and loyal Na-,
Lion, I

We sincerely fegrett o learn, that a recurrence;
of the fever which prevailed at Cape Henry "last;
year, has taken place. and proved fatal to 'several
Europeans. Mr. S. WARNER, Capt. TAYLOR, Mr.)
f. ksmuy, Mr. G. LAMBARD, lately arrived from
England, and many others, had fallen victims tol
that unfortunate climate. It was also very severe;
at . the Port of Gonaives, where it was found ne-
cessary to recruit the crews of vessels by applica-
tions elsewhere.—(Morning Chronicle.)