The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-06 00:00:00

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'Bllll' NEWS.

LYNN, SEPT. s.—The slooP rri'epr!ship, of
‘VILLIAM WILSON, Master, , during the late
Mile, struck on a sand near this harbour,
sunkf; She his since been got up and info Otis'
port, The sloop Leeds, of Hull, TATItICK, Alas-
ter, With goods front London, has been ou.shore,
but 'got off and into this port. The'Master of
the 'Leeds states,
.that the sloop Volunteer. of
Hull, Hick, Master, foundered on.the coast, and
all hands, with the Master, wife and three did-
& eU, perished.

MARGATE, SEPT. s.—The Thais, A'Z'PLEBY, has
been got-ofl and into this hitrboitr. The cargo of
the Jeanne_ is discharging ; we apprehend the
vessel has sustained too witch damage to be got
off the rocks.

DEAL, SEPT. s.—Sailed for the. River the
Northampton; from Botany Bay sand China ;
Lady Hamilton, from , Halifax ;N id the ,Queen
Chariot, e, from St. Vincent's. the Tor-
,toise store-ship from Pantzic, an(' remains. l'ot
hack the Hope and the General Graham, bound
to Bengal. Came dnwn front tic River the
Emma, from the •StintliSeas ; and the 111,1relliu-
,ngss of \Velleslcy, tor Calcutta.
Five u'Clock.—Jtit arrive!' the Amphitrite,
CLOVER, trout Catlin.--,AVillti
VorrsbroU7ll, SEPT. 5.--Arrived the Specu-
lation, W4LKEPI, ft out Gila-Milt.. Sailed his Ma-
jesty's ship Cadmus for the Downs.-t—Witid
N. N. W.

DOVEU, SEPT. s.—Al:rived, oft
,this port the
Cteole„ ,of, Plymouth, fm S►i►yrna, boun►l to
London, with two men on board who killed the
Capt►+in ; they are in be.ti'y it us,'

The passage between this country anti the Con-

tinent, although short; is, from the state of the
weather, become dangerous. The Britannia Mar-
gate packet, we regret to find, trout the following
account, has been lost off Ostend
Seer. 4.,--We are -sorry. to State
that the Britannia Margate packet, Captain &MA-
‘i•as by the 'violenire of the gale- last Mon-
day evening, driven on shore, near the entrance
of Ostend harbour ; very 4ortunately the .I'..clipse
Ramsgate packet was lying near, and gave im-
Media( e assistance, and we are happy to add, that
the-passengers and crew of the Britannia Were
saved. It does not appear that any blame can be
attached to the master or crew of the unfortunate
vessel ; but, on the contrary, much credit is due
lor their great exertions in moment of dan-
ger. There seats a very heavy gale nortAleely on
Monday, and when the Britannia made the har-
houi•, a most tremendous sea rendered it impos-
sible to swill the accident.

The .Henderson, Steace, belongin7 to Work-
ington, hotneWard-hound Iran Mirarn'ehi, was
put into Whitehaven on • Saturday morning, alter
Iv most difficult passage, and 'atter having been
abandoned by the crew three different times,
water-logged during the greater part of the pa -
sane, and frequently in imminent danger of limn.;
dering.'"Their reaching this port, without'aq
laird aceident, appears to have been. "sik 'singular
preservation The Nit night Of their being at sea:,
(Friday last) was; probably, the must tempestuous
one ever experienced at this se:l,oli, and .the "et-
!lunaticl state of the crew, together %ridh the con-
dition of the Ship, rendered their sit‘tatinn alto-
gether the titost hopeless theit clu he imagined.

li'lNDsort, SEPT. s.—Yesterdrpi niorny.l4 her
MAJESTY, accompanied.by t'oe \vcnt
to Bag hot Park, on N visit t.() the I.)Ae.
Mates., of Gt.6t/cEsTtu; and tetnined to the
Castle in the evening..

CITY' BusisittSs.—Vestefdas‘ a Coiirt of Alder
ha '.a% held at, which the Loran
AlAvoß presided. Mr. BRIDGEt, tve
I)oiict to Serve the office of Aerifi. The Lora)
MAYOR laid before the Court the new rides aittl
regulations for the City prisons, as signed livid
approved by Lord ELLIINBOROUGO ttnd Sir VICARS,'
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I*6ere is. antither vet-Sinn' from the Brazils of
what its con'sidered to :be the polo iris 'of Spnin
and Portioga at the present crisis: Spain, it is
said, has. iltreed to cede en Portogal all. the right
bank of the River Plate, on condition of the King
of 'STAIN receiving, by way of. dowry with the
Portugues'e Plincess, confirmed possession of the
province, of Olivenia, which was ceded to Spain.
by the Treaty ~.)f Badajoz, in 1801 ; but. the retro:
Cession of which Was recommended by the Con-
gress of, Vienna.
•Mr. FITZGEALT), the Chancellor of the' Irish
Exelk quer:continues, to discharge the duties of
that ()dice : he arrived in Dublin last week from
and transacts business daily at the
TreasoryCloimbers in the Castle.
One of the Paris Papers, in speaking of the
Crocodile., calls it by no other name than " the
interesting Amphibid.". :The 3nurnalistaddi, that
the air-of. Paris' 'agrees' mightily 'with the animal.
Upon this a Wit in another. paper remarks, " We
have already noticed our air agrees-perfectly with
brutes, but particularly with Cameleons,Avho
pear quite in their element with tos"

The 'frost has bee►► severely felt .arnnnd
don for the last few night's: ice was formed on
all the pools of water.
The weather at P►ttis on' Sunday last seems to
have been as inclement, inimint Of titnisture, as
it was here .Thete was incessant rain the whole

In Strathnaver (Sntherlandshire), a heavy fail
of arrow succeeded the lute Earthquake : hot
the account Of the arches-oU the Fleet-mound have.,
ing given. way is incorrect and altogether untrue.
Mrs. Dtcitons,.on her way to Milan, has been
prevailed on to accept a most liheral engagement
as Prima Donna at the Theatre Italia)., in riiris,
io glipply the place of CATALANI, who is now giv-,
hig concerts at Frankfort.

The curiosity of the fashionable world is strongly
excited to know at which :of the.,Wiuter Theatres
Mrs. ALsop, the daughter of Mrs.:Jouwt, and
inheritor of her talents, will pp}he•her appearance.