The Sun.
London, England, 1818-12-29 00:00:00

(LISTON'S LIST.

Enterert Inwards, Dcr,2.6.—llendiette, Symons, Lisbon;
rya, Clark, do.;
_Trial, Horker, do.; Cumberland, Tillard,
4"-; Friends, Liddle, do.; Charlotte, Moberg, do.; Sym-
itittry, Smith, elo.; Jane, Perriam, St. Michael's ; Maria,
Austin; do.; Good Intent, Spague, St. Übe's; Britannia,
bully, Seville ; • Samuel Whitbread, Garriock, do.; Ann,
Mackie, do.; Flora, Wedsted, Tolidern ; Nortaumbria, Chal-
tenor, Hamburg') ;,Electra, Smith, Philadelphia; Sovereign,
Dawson, Quebec ; John, Walker, Trieste; Isla, Wastlake,
Newfoundland ; Goede Intentie, Weer, Harlingen ;
Meyer, Groningen; Pretty Lass, Tully, Gijon; Fortuna,
Evers, Tonningen ; VrOw Gesina, Dyh, Amsterdam; Eliza-
beth, Godfrey, Trieste; Neptunus, Oosting, Groningen
Walton, Cayenne; Martha Hendrika, Junker,
Gro-
nin;en; Rolla, Sims, Newfoundland ; Agncs, Spain, New
lurk ; Echo, Miller, Teneriffe.
E,ntered Outwards, Dec. • 26.—Resolntion, Price, Ant-
werp; Three Brothers, Spaull, Lisbon ; Wellington, Dou-
tAl, Cape of Good Hope; Ocean, Anton, Demerara; Trio,
Smith, Genoa.

Cleared.the wards., Dec. W.—Lord Liverpool, Ellis, Rutter-
dan, ; Concord, Wales, Teneritfe ; Favonrite, Bravinder, Rio
Janeiro; Harmony, Brown, Genoa; William and Mary, Hes-
&thrum!, BarCelona; Leander, Foster, Jamaica ; Richard,
Findlater, Messina ;' Indian Chief, Humphreys; New Orleans.

A Royal Ordonnance, of which the following
is an abstract, appears in the Moniteur of Friday
List. It is dared the 17th inst.:—
" Louts, by the Grace of God, &c.
" By our Ordonnance of the 17th of Dec. 1817,
Concerning the administration of the establish-
ments for the instruction of Catholic youth of
England, Ireland, and Scotland, we reserved to
ourselves the power of regulating the internal
economy, so as best to give effect to the inten-
tion of the founder," &c.

(The Ordonnance then details the regulations
with great minuteness. It sets forth that
these establishments had, of late years, suf-
fered greatly; that, in consequence, it was ne-
cessary to ri dace the expenditure, abolishing
that of management altogether, and vesting
the management in the gratuitous bureau, com-
bining the foundations together, and the limit-
mg the expences as much as possible to the
precise object of the founder. It directs
that the present Managers shall give up all
the documents in their hands to the gratuitous
boreal'. The patrons or collectors to the dif-
ferent foundations shall have a year's interval to
produce dormant or forgotten claims. The claim-
ants on the different tonds shall have no allow-
*nee for travelling to or from England, Scotland,
vo. Ireland. The King reserves to, himself the
tight of joining with the gratuitous bureau, ho-
binary members, chosen by preference from fa-
milies of the kingdom of France, but of English,
scotch, or Irish.origin. The candidates for the
Clerical Order shall be placed in schools, ac-
cording to the desire of the Catholic Bishop of
their tespectice dioceses. The General Admini-
strator shall he an Ecclesiastic of Great Britain
or Ireland. Ile shall correspondent with the Ca-
tholic Prelates of the three nations, and with the
persons interested in the presentations. The su-
preme controul rests with the Minister of the In-
terior. All disputes of property in these establish-
ments shall be decided by the tribunals, as ordi-
bary questions of law.]

Dispatches have been received at the Colonial
and Admiralty Offices, brought by the sloop Larne,
arrived at Lymington from Jamaica and the Ha-
vannah. They are said to relate to the proceed-
litgs of the South American Patriots.—(ll. Post.)
The Dutch Papers speak of a very dense fog
that enveloped many parts of the Low Countries
O the 224 inst. It is remarkable that it com-
Nenced and continued about the sante time with
that which on the same day enveloped London
end its environs. At Haarlem, the inhabitants,
Rt, the suggestion of the Magistrates, put lights
in, their windows, in order as much as possible
to prevent accident. Many persons, however,
tell into the water, though it was not known that
arty lives had been lost. At Amsterdam it com-
thenceti about five o'clock, and grew thicker and
thicker, till ten, when it began to diminish. In
that ci•y and at Leydcwseveral persons were un-
iwtunately drowned.