The Sun.
London, England, 1817-09-02 00:00:00

111 P NEWS

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NORFOLK., VIRGINIA., JULY 25.—The Carhage-
' Man brig privateer Pa' triota, Colotnonote TAyt,La,
*hid' lifts been some days in the Roads, ploceed-
' ed to sea yesterday mer Sing; hating re-shipped
part of the crew tharhad abandoned her:

FAYAL, Auo; 19.—Au insurgent schooner pri-
s.vateer went thY:ingh our IL6_,T this morning.

ZXTRACT O.F A LETTER FROM OUR CoRRF.SPONDE.NT

AT LIVERPOOL. DATED AUG. 31.

The folhwing is a Lis Of ..-Irrivals from the United State
sitiee my last :
Aususr 28.—The .10.'ne; frtiM PW.ladelphia, sailed
July 27—cargo, 3,156 haVvels nour, l 5 barrels Wheat, and
7U hundred Staves.

Auciusr 9.—The Atm, CROCKER, from New Yolk, sailed
Auiu§t 6—cargo, 1284 barrels Flour, 620 bales Cotton, and
300 barrels Ashes.

Mercury, SINGLETON, from Philadelphia in 19 days, sailed
August 7—cargo, 2009 barrels Flour, 367 bags Cotton, and
10 hundred Staves.

Liverpool Packet, BURKE, from Philadelphia in 33 days—
trgo, 4880 barrels Flour, 79 bags Cotton, 7 barrels Tur-
Peutine, and 10 hundred Staves.

Only Son, HATtiwAY, from Philadelphia—cargo, 1413 bar-
tels Flour, and hawked Stares.
Arniinius. GIBSON, from Baltimore, sailed July 28—cargo,
4233 harrds Flour, .0 bags Wool, and 20 hundred Stares.
Madkoo, HILL, from Baltimore and Portland, sailed from
the latter Ang. 3—cargo, .1613 barrels Flour.
Joseph., BEIZRY,; from Alexandria, sailed July 16—cargo,
1565 I;arreis Flour.

Arrived this day, the Mary and Susan, Curms, from
tostQn in 20 days, sailed Aug. 9—cargo, 2509 barrels Flour,
301 hall refs :ashes, 93 hogsheads Tobacco, 160 hundred Staves.
11Iargaret, PE.IfCiONT, from Quebec—cargo, 1209 barrels
355 barrels Ashes, 14 hundred Staves.

Twenty-three vessels arrived at different putts of the States,
'froth England, in the month of July.—The Brunswick, from
Londonderry, has arrived at Halifax with 2:31 passengers on
Lard ; • and the Agincourt, from Leith, at ditto, with 199
tassenge is —American Hour, 50s. to 5-2 s. per barrel at
bl4rhet this•day. here are two ships that will sail fur the
4tZtes in the course of the week

MtLFoRn HAVEN, AUG. 30.—Arrived the
kickland packet, Captain RICHARDS, %vitt% the
1114i1 and passengers from Waterford. Sailed the
kansfield, Captain CHARLES NUTTALL, for Wa-
tt' ford

AuG 31.—Sailed this morning the Auckland
heket, Captain It IcirARDS, with to-day's mail and
Nsseii;:ers, for Waterford. Remain the Brito-
-4101 sloop of war, Diligence Admiralty cutter,
41!d several not ward-boond coasters.
DEA I.—Arrived, and sailed for the
!liver, the 1-lippolit a, HILL., from Jamaica ; Po-
y, 'N RP, from the Coast of Peru ; Pilgrim,
sOSsr it, Intl Europa, Tat.mr, from St. Kitt's ;
is, from Antigua; and Lacl-y Mack -
It'orth, lingsoN, from Grenada.—Came down
fvum the-River, aid sailed with the whole of the
t"ittvard-botind, the Donald, for St. Domingo,
4ild Prince Regent, for 13engal ; the latter re-

Four o'Clock, p. nr. Cahn. —The out ward-
bound have siuce b:lett obliged to anchor off the
t:tth Foreland.

PouTsmouTtr, SEPT. I.—artivcd the Gdlett,
ttlAcv from the Do►cns, for Boston.

ihkik% ICH, SEPT. I.—Arrived the Lord Nelson
Packet with a mail from 110
FALMOUTH, SEPT. 30.—Arrived two coasters
from Dart ion h.
• ItAMSGATE. SEPT. I .--,The
.Wind has tot round
t() the E.isiward, .con,equently the trade honnd
4) the Westward are now getting under weigh.l'he weather fine, with light httezes.

Ile Jenny, COSTER, from Whitehaven to Duni-
flies, sprung a leak off Salutness the 25th ult. and
4.llortly foundered ; a female passenger and her
thild drowned.

The Morning Chronicle, the Times, and the
Courier, are engaged in a very active warfare with
other. A Corre3pondent has tavout ed us
ith the following- lines-on the subject, written
the facetious SAM FOOTE, and introduced by
as Bayes, in The Rehearsal. The literary
11.1tupions in question, will, we doubt not, theta-
%Ores laugh at the humour of the apvlication
Thus, when a Barter and a Collier fight,
The dusty Barber beats the Collier white;
The lusty Collier beaves his pontrrous sack,
And, big with vengeance, heats the Barber black.
in comes the B#th-dust Man, with grime o'erspread,
An beats the Collier and the Barber red.
Thus, black, white, red, in various clouds are tost,
in the dust the combatants are lost."

ASIRAHAM THORNTON.—The acquittal of this
1114 n, after such strong circumstances, indicating
ttlilt, as appeared upon the trial, has excited great
t"tprize all over the country where the hotrible
*,sent tookplace.—The w
Litchfield Paper, a fe
day 3 qgo, contained the following piragrsph,
itich we should have extracted at the time hut
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want of room. The matter, l:otvever, is too
'!rocioos to be passed over without further en-
:llliry, and we honour the feelings as well as the
sense of justice which have prompted a
tare rigid investigation into • the suspicious cir-
, t,Nnstances which attended. the dreadful transac-
‘4,ri

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,•1* TH E AILIEDER OF MARY ASHFORD.—The AC-
14ittal of Thornton, in this most abominable rape
i411(I murder, has excited the most undisguised feel-
figs of 'disappointment in all classes of people,
i,u4l one end of the country to the other.. This
4 very unusual result, and marks the case as a
(1410tiar one; We learn, by communications from
4lt neighbourhood, that some further process is in
IgitatiOn.- Fresh plans of the ground have been
:ken, and some representations of the case have
,111 sent up to the Privy Council. Different in-
-o)endent Gentlemen in the neighbourhood of
,Q(111tou, and other. places, are interesting them-
,Q• on on the subject such is the unrelieved sense
horror and indignation of the crime which has
Committed, by some one ; and which rests, like
p'p
4olipressive cloud, on the unappeased sense of
,4c. justice."

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