The Sun.
London, England, 1820-02-22 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

HARWICH, FEB. 21.—The Quebec packet, Bar.
ron, in ballast, has been brought in here by several
salvage smacks, upon her beans ends, having been
picked up at the back of the Shipwreck Sand,
without any person on board. It is supposed she
has been on shore, as she is nearly half full of
water and her cargo is shifted.

The Helen, Miguel, from Bourdeaux to New
York, vas totally wrecked about the lith ult. on
Long Island, and very little of the cargo saved.

The Diana, Brown, from Limerick to Liver-
pool, struck on a rock near Loch Tarbert, about
the 6th inst. and sunk. Crew saved.

The Planter, Cappertl►waite, from London.
Jerry to Philadelphia, put into Ballynakill Bay,
near Westport, on the 13th inst. with loss of
rudder, and has been completely striped by the
country people.

PRINCESS ANN OF PRUSIA.—To the list of
Royal deaths within the last few weeks, we have
now to add the death of the Princess ANN ELIZA-
BETH Louisa, relict of his Royal Highness
Prince FaRDINAND of PRUSSIA. It took plaCe
on the night of the 10th instant, at Ber.
lin. Her Royal Highness was in good health
the day before her death. Her loss is much re-
gretted by the !loyal Family, and all who were
acquaitved with her virtues and accomplish-
ments. She .was born April 22, 1738. Her
father was Frederick IVilliam, .Prince of Prus-
sia, and Margrase of Brandenburg, grandson of
the Great Elector, and her mother was So-
phia Dorothea Maria, daughter of Frederick Wil-
liam 1,, King of Prussia, and sister of Frederick
the Great. Of the issue of the marriage with
Prince Ferdinand, his Royal, Highness Prince
Augustus of Prussia, and the Princess Louisa of
Prussia,. consort of Prince Anthony Radizvil, sur-
vive her.

The Proviocial Journals teem with accounts
of the solemn manner in which the day of his
l ate MAJB,TY'S funeral was observed throughout
the country. With liberal truth, therefore. it may
now emphatically be said, that GrtonoE 111. dr-
scended to hi's grave amid the prayers of Lis
people. What Monarch can desire a nobler apo.'
heosio ?

Yesterday Henry Dawkins and Mathew Cooper
were committed fur re-exatvination from liow-
street, charged with robbing the house of Mr.
Drew, in Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn, and
ill-
trcati,g hie wife, till Mrs. Drew is well enough
give.eVidener.

PARLI A M ENT,

HOUSE OF LORDS, Fes. 21.

The House met abort t►alf-past three o'clock.
The Oaths were administered to the Earl Digby,
the Earl of Courtown, and other Lords.

The Marquess CKOLMONDELEY reported the
Answer of the King to the Address of the House
in reply to his Majesty's Message respecting call-
ing a new Parliament, expressing his Majesty's
satisfaction at the sentiments contained in the
Address.

His Lordship also reported the Answer of the
King to; the Address of Condolence to his Ma-
jesty, -on the Death of his late Royal Brother the
Doke of Kent.

The Marq►tess CORNWALLIS reported the AD.
swer of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent,
to the Message of Condolence to tier Royal High-
ness, on the Death of his late Royal Highness the
Duke of Kent.

Tbe Lea-bridge Bill And a Road Bill were
liron4bt ujt froln the tione of Commons. by Mr.
iloublon and other Al: miters, and read u first

Rippon, front the Bank of England, 'pre-
bented the Annual ACCOut)t respecting the Iteduc-
ti,n of the NAtional Del t.—Ordered to lie on
the Table.