The Sun.
London, England, 1820-09-20 00:00:00

TITE KIN C.

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lIRIGWE'Ofj StPT. 19.—The KING sailed this
Morning on board the Royal Yacht for the Isle
? Night. His MAJF.TY'S return to this place
K 1
—some say in a day or two. The
t-NG is accompanied by Sir W. KErPELe: The
Duke of YortK is at the Pavilion, and will re-
lain here till the 2d of October.
441204.zer Letter, same date.—This morning, at a
9,llartera,fter 9 o'clock, the KING embarked at
(11:0 Steyne in the long-boat of the frigate, and
Ras rowed towards his yacht., which, with the
Other two sail, lay in the oiling. His Majesty
came down to the beach, close to Russell-house,
-; his carriage, accompanied. by the Duke of
s °llc, and thre alighted, amidst a concourse of
Pectators; who pressed around hiM even.to his
Personal annoyance • but it was an excusable
t tiriQsity, and the crowd received 'him with loud
applause. He took off his hat and bowed to the
People as he entered the boat. As soon as he
got on board; the three vessels bore off to the
Rest,
and the:report is that they steer direct to-
Spxithead. Sir William Keppel, Sir Edmund
il-'4,agle; and Colonel Thornton, embarked with.
4-1- Sir 13. Bloomfield is indisposed. The Duke
,1'
York is expected to remain here till his Ma-
"eSty's return, which, .if the weather shall cou-
titlue as favourable as it now is, will not be for
several days.

h.By the Ariel, arrived -at Liverpool, ;IC-counts
a-re been received from Jamaica of the Ist
gust. The Viceroy and Constituted Authorities
(2f earthagena, finding that it would. be imprudent
continue in that:place, from the small number
1 men which composed the garriSon, abandoned
4
) arid had reached Jamaica,-leaving the fortress
11.11 the hands of only a few Spanish soldiers, who
?"lut abandon it on the approach of the Pa-
.‘,:i?,.t-3) who were understood to have advanced
few leagoes of the. plate. It was report-
-liat Kingston the latter end of July, that Porto
p.e1,1() had surrendered to the forces of the Indy-
LTlients but the rumour was not credited. The
fn-s" Legion, which made a preCipitate return
f "rn Rio de la Hache, had sailed from Jamaica
'ar

o-ccordin,-,-to letters from Copenhagen, receiv-
e{) atjlarnhurghpopulace of the former city
;-ve attempted to renew the disgraceful outrages
0
last year, against the houses and persons of the
Is, hilt the prompt intervention of the Police
4stantly restored tranquillity,' and defeated the
plan of the ill-disposed p.ersbnS.
Yesterday their Royal Highnesses the Duke
and Duchess of CLARENCE, took an airing round
the Regent's Park.
On Monday the Duchess of RENT dined with
the Duchess of CLVRENCE.
YeSterdaV, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
left town for the seat of his brother Mr. VANSIT-
A4T, in Berkshire.
the PORTUGUISE AMIIASSADOR to this COllll-
;FY had on Saturday, an audience of two hours
"ith his ATAJEiTY,_at Brighton.
~
t Maripiess and Marchioness of SANGRATI,
7° of the witnesses on behalf of the QUEEN, ar-
rived on Friday night at Lady ANN. HAMILTON'S
i;°llS_je) IQ Portman-street, where they at present
_ Her MAJESTY had them to dinner. on
°,llday, 13rannenhurgh House.
"o Duke and Duchess de CAZEs have taken
Lord LONGVOIID'S country villa, near Harrow-on-
the-hill, for twelve months certain, at 1,000
44i --neas—(county Chronicle.)
Count ITTERBURII, and the Counts K. ZA.
14°)rsal and A. ZAmovsx.t, who are now mak-
•hg a tour of Ireland, arrived in Belfast from
"übli6 onMonday se'rmight. From Belfast,
th
‘ll. 6Y proceeded to the Marquess of LomnoNnea-
Ql.s) with the,intention of afterwards visiting the
1,414.1Vg Causeway.
i -`londav, as the Earl of VER.ULAM was riding
'1
"is game carriage, at his seat, Gorambury,
Aerts, his LOrdship was thrown oat, and by the
un
s, gulg of his horse, the Noble Earl received a
_yere contusion on his leg. Medical aid was
4T4letliately obtained, and we are happy to say
s LerdShip.is in a fair way of recovery.
.10All inhabitant of Paris has invented a boat
thlich is impelled forward by machinery, without
e aid of steam, at the rate of five miles an hour
in
smooth water. The machinery is worked by
Illy two hands, and the boat .will contain one
hundred persons.
t
41. "ff.—This morning, about ten o'clock, an
Nvcrining fire broke out- near Limehouse Church,
for a considerable time raged with great
r 3-5 completely demolishing the Warehouses of
Zr• Florence, and a dwelling-house adjoining.
The
ravages of tive element were how-
vaetr fortunatelyarrested by a plentiful supply of
men, and the prompt assistance of the fire-
to 1,„. Property to a very great amount appears
are unfortunate)
been destroyed.—lt is said the parties
„unfortunately not insured.
o,olesterday •morning, between six and seven
11", k) a fine healthy looking boy who was
dreedOg a.barrow near the Angel, at Islington,
theolVed down suddenly. He was carried into
tap, where, notwithstanding immediate surgi-
cal
~assistance was had, he expired.
Ay n Sunday afternoon, about four o'clock-, a
4re . „
''girl about four years old, .daughter of
Was ..klutitis in Wilson-street, Finsbury-square,
1 a:, Playing with her brothers and sisters,
roomon the first floor, during the temporary
a absence of the maid servant) the child stood on
_ hartl.an,huenrdseeirr the window, and having over ba-
ked•
row. , fell into the street, and shocking
TheLe, was killed on' the spot.
Ittid Prevalence of Colds- and Coughs at this.
the foil,approaching season, cannot he too care-
, J guarded against, and so many are the deaths
in •sed by the feet getting wet, that we cannot
Justice t
in_ tons to
the Patentee, and from a sense of
°ur dat
incren. tOthe Public, omit to recommend the
invention of the Patent Whalebone
si'icr Soles, which are applied to Boots and
Aveltes, and which are so well calculated to resist
lg -and damp. To be had of the Patentee, No.