The Sun.
London, England, 1818-03-28 00:00:00

SHIP NEIVS.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 27.—The grind having
got roam! to the N. N. E. it is all bustle in the
Roads, and the outward-bound will probably
be all off ere the morning, should the wind
hold. Sailed the Castle Huntly, Hippolita, Re-
covery, and Briton, for Bengal ; Tottenham, with
convicts for New South Wales ; Bombay Mer-
chant, for Bombay; Ca widen, for Batavia ; Cape
Packet, fur the Cape of Good Hope; Juno, for
ditto ; Comet, for the South Seas ; Plutus, for
Montserrat ; Equity, for the 'South Seas ; and
the whole of the outward-bound, except the
Isabella, WALLts, for New South %Vales ; Prin-
cess Charlotte, for Tobago; and the Prince Re-
gent and Europe, for Bengal.
DEAL, MARCH 27 —Sailed last evening, after
post time, Rod early this morning, the whole of
the outward-bound East and We,t Indiamen,
coasters and colliers, &c. for their different desti-
nations, with a floe breeze at North, except the
Lady Carrington, which ship remains to repair
her rudder. Arrived the IVakttield, AARON, trot!
London for Antwerp, all well ;—she %v-as obliged
to run into the Downs last night, it blowing
strong from the N.B. Came down trout the
River, and sailed, the Fame, WiLsot4, tor Gre-
nada, and Ridley, RIDLEY, for Trieste. Several
vessels are coming out of Ramsgate Piers, and are
now passing through the Downs.

Five o'C'lock.—Remain his Majesty's ship Se-
vern, and Lady Carrington East Indiarnen.

FALMOUTII, MAnCH 25.—Sailed the Prince
Ernest packet with a mail for Lisbon ; Stanmore
packet, with ditto for Gibraltar and Malta ; and
Osborne packet, with ditto Inc the Islands ; and
his Majesty's ship Lee, and Dwarf cutter, on a
cruise.

COWES, MARCH 27, Eleven o'Clock.—The
tie Huntly Indianian is now passing the Castle, ,
with a fair wind at N. E.

HARWICH, MARCH 27.—Arrived the Earl of
Leicester packet with a mail from Holland.
Doyen, MARCH 27.—Arrived off. this port the
111,:rchioness of Ely outward-bound East India-
Mall. Also arrived the Wylam, ROBINSoN, from
Newcastle for the Brazils, with loss of anchor
and cable, and her bowsprit sprung, in conse-
quence of having been run foul of in the Downs.

The Ganges, Bitowx, bound to New York,
ran on shore in going nut of dock on Wednesday,
at Liverpool, and has right feet water in her hold
she has returied into dock to discharge.
The Alcyon, WooDsTER. bound to Philadel-
phia, ran on shore at Liverpool on Wednesday,
and must discharge.

THE ARMY.

GENERAL ORDER.
Horse-Guards, 14th March, 1818.

His Royal Highness the Commander-in:Chief
has been pleased to di►ect, that the number of
Non-commissioned Officers, belonging to regi-
ments abroad, which is directed by the General
Order of the Bth May, 1817, to be kept at home
for t' e. purpose of recruiting, and of forming the
Regiment Depot, shall, in all cases, be fur-
nished from the Regiment, and that no alipoint-
mews of Serjeants or Corporals shall take place
from tire men at tl►e Regimental Depot, except in
instances where partic►►lar men may have been
speciAy selected for that purpose, and permitted
to be sent, or left at home, in order to their be-
ing promoted when vacancies may occur two
the establishment.

His Royal Highness directs A strict attention to
be paid to this Order, as tending to promote the
general good of the service, as Well as holding out
a fair object of ambiticm to soldiers serving .vith
Regiments abroad, who, by good behaviour, and
attention to their ditty, may be deserving of pro-
motion.

By command of his Royal Highness the Com-
mander in Chief,

HARRY CALVERT, Adjutant-General.

DUBLIN, MARCH I2.—A-detachment belonging
to the Stith Regiment, consisting of an officer and
twelve rank and file, which had been doing duty
at liallaghadareen, received a route to march (rim,
that station to Castlebar, in order to join the
head-quarters of the regiment ; at the same time
tontes were also forwarded to two detachments
belonging to the same corps, one of them station-
ed at Westport, consisting of eight rank and tile,
and the other doing duty at Newport, consisting
of ten rank and file, directing that they should, in
like manner, join the head-quarters of the re-

gimrnt.
The detachment belonging to the 27th Foot,
comist;ng of one subaltern, One serieant, and
eleven tank and file, ‘v Bich were doing duty at
'lowa), received orders to mArch from thence to
join the head-quarters in the Royal Barracks.
A party belonging to the 45th Regiment, con-
sisting of one captain, one subaltern, two set-
jeants, and one hundred rank and tile, received a
route to march from Dundalk (the head-quarters
of the regiment), to Newry, in order to occupy
the barracks held by the 14th regiment, which is
proceeding to Fermoy.

Fevers.—A Gentleman of high character has
:ent us for pubLcation the following, remedy tor
Fevers of every kind. He, and others, tell us,
that, it adminivered in the early stages of the
disorder, the remedy generally proves successful :
" Take a large handful of Centattria Nigra, or
Black linapwood, by the country people called
Hoo,e Snapper, or Hay Button ; boil it in a quart
of water until reduced to a pint, strain it ,and divide
it into three equnl parts. Give one dose to the
patient, which may produce vomiting ; it so,
delay the second do,e near an hour ; should that
produce the same effect, delay the third Close for
an hour and a half, which last is generally thought
sufficient to effect a cure. Sleep is expected to be
produced ; if the patient be weak, a glass of wine
may he given now and then.”—(fraterford Chro,
nide.)

POETRY.

Sr7NNET
ON GOOD FRIDAY.

Let Virtue's self be penitent—he Vice
Appall'd—this day, our glory and disgrace,
CHnisr died by Man, to save Mall's fallen race.
And, by his death, regain'd lost Paradise.
When he thus paid Redewption's awful price,
Earth shook, graves yawn'd, the Sun withdrew Lis face,
Rent 'Was the Vail which clos'd the holy place,
To mark the great and final sacrifice.
'Tis dune—,hnt al) ! let no false hopes deceive;
Salvation was not meant for barden'd sin ;
In vain the SAVIOUR died fur those who cleave
To fleshly lusts-,-repent—now, now begin—
Pray oft—do good—in homlde faith believe—
Strive to the rod, and Heaven thro' CHRIST you wilt.

REGISTER OF

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS,

The Earl Patilvt, at his house in Piccadilly; Sir'llohert
Buxton, Bart. and family, at his new residence, 77, Harley-
street.

BATH Ain-UV/U.S.—Sir E. and Lady Buller, Sir W. Comm,
Sir H. N. laimsden, Sir J. Simeon. M.P., Hon. Mr. Fitz-
willianis, Hon. and Rev. C. Glyn, Rear-Admiral and Mrs.
Wilkinson. General Maitland, General Orr, Colonel Cooke,
Col.mel Hancock, Colonel Pahuer, M. P., Colonel Parry,
Colonel Ramsay, Lieut.-Colonel Dalrymple, Major and Mrs.
Duke, Major Gartside, Major Briscoe; Captains—Bass, Ho-
neyinah, M•\iei, Phipps, Patten, nict, Salisbury, Shell,
Simeon, Shackhurgh, Taylor.