The Sun.
London, England, 1818-04-22 00:00:00

cruize.

KiscsA LE, Aro7l, 15:—Arrived the Thendosia, Sharp
.from Calcutta, bound to Liverpool ;' sailed December; in
Lat. 44. Long. 29. spoke the James, of London, all well.

TIARWICH, APRIL 21.—Part of the cargo of the sloop In-
-dustry, reported as lost on the 13th inst. on the Sunk Sand;
has been saved, and lauded. here and at Wivenboe.
PAnsrow, APrm, 19.—Arrived La Rosalie, Denis, from
Dunkirk, fur Iceland, in a sinking state, having been out 18
days, and experienced very bad weather.

MILFORD HAVES, APRIL 19.—Arrived this morning the
Ankland packet, Captain Richards, -and sailed again this
evening," with a Mail for Waterford. Sailed --also, the Racer
revenue' utter fur Plym3u-iii, and the Juno, Wray .(fronfun-
der quarantine), from Palermo, for Liverpool. •
APRIL 20.—Arrived this morning the Gower packet, Cap-
tain Gray, with a Mail from Waterf'ord. and will sail again
this afternoon with the Mail thereto. Sailed the Four Bro-
thers, Allen,• from Waterford ;Goosl Wu-td,: Ingham, from
Oporto; Dryades, Junes, froM Bangor; and Diligence, Ed-
wards, from Dublin ; all fOr London. - • .

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Remiss the Donegal, Courtney, and the Williarn,Newton,
for the Brazils.' .

The Prince and Princess of HESSE 11011RERG
propose leaving England for the Continent about
the 7th of the ensuing month.—(iitorr.. Paper.)
Yesterday the' Arehhishhp of CANTERBURY and
VisCQUIlt SIDMOUTU had audienees of the PRINCE
REGENT.

Yesterday the Prince of HESSE HOMEERG paid
some visits among the Cabinet- Ministers, while
the Princess, together with the QIrEEN and her
Royal Sister, AUGUSTA, rude 'out to Clapham and
Battersea.

Last night the Duke and Duchess or GLog-
CESTER and the Princess AUGUSTA went to Drury-
Lane to see Deaf and Dumb' This is the first
time-that the Princess AUGUSTA has been st the
Theatre since it was re-built.

CITY iitistNess.—Yesterday the. Loll° MAYOR
held a Court of Aldermen, at which sixteen Al-
der Men, the Sheriffs, and City Officers attended.
The CHAMBERLAIN made a report of the state of
the Orphans' Fund, for the last halt year, upon
Which the Court proceeded to annihilate 17,9001.
of the otiginal stock, and tickets to the amount
were drawn out of the wheel, and
.the CHAMBER,
LAIN, thereupon, directed to give the regular
notices-, agreeably to the Act of Parliament, to
the several parties entitled to receive the same.,7—
A considerable quantity of gold and silver- in bars
was produced, an-d sworn off for exportation.

NAGISTERIAL CHANGES. HENRY MORTON
DYER; Esq. recently appointed at Worship-street,
is transferred 11'0111 that office. to Marlborough-
street, In the room of Mr. GIFFORD.—ROBERT
BELVILL, Esq. one of the Magistrates at Shad:
well office, is appointed to succeed Mr. DYER at
Worship-street'.—M r. MAINWARING'a health. is in
,so precarious a state, that be is not able to at-
tend to his Magisterial duties. Mr. DICKENSON,
consequently, has done the duty since be sent' in
his resignation.
The 35th Regiment was reviewed on the 16th
inst. at Hilsea, byMajor-General Lord HOWARD,
of Effingham, commanding•t(re district, -who'ek
pressedhis highest approbation• of the fine appear-
ance, discipline, and 'field movements of the corps.
His Grace the Duke of RICHMOND is Colonel ,of
this fine regiment, which has scr•ved for the last
eighteen years in the Mediterranean, in Malta,
Naples, Egypt, Maida, Sicily, limian islands, &c,
and it will leave its present quarters' at Hilsea
in a few days for Chichester, from whence four
companies will be detached to peifurtn the duties
at Brighton.
As,a proof of the increasing demand for ship
pink, we have to state that there is not at present
a vessel for sale, in .any degree of forwardness, in
any of the ship-builders' yards at this port.—(l-411
Packet, April 20 )
We have authority to state, which We do with
pleasure, that the town and neighbourhood of
Kilrush is now quite free froth feVer, .and id that
populous place there is not at present a single in-
fectious case.—(Limerick Chronicle•)
EXTRAORDINARY ACCIDENT.—The following
alarming circumstance happened on Tuesday after-
noon, between four and five o'clock :.--eAs the
Bishop of LANDAFF'E carriage was crossing from
l'arliament-street to New Palace-yard, a horse in
hat tress, wi.o appeared to have escaped front some
vehicle on the other side of Westminster-bridge,
was running. thion,g,h Bridge-street Willi great-
speed towards the same place, and not being per-
ceived by the coachman in time to get"-but of his
tray, the horse came with slid) Violence against the
side of the-Bishop's coach as to break it in pieces.
Fortunately the persons in the carriage escaped
unhutt,'except the Bishop's youngest son, %Om
was slightly struck the face by the horse's
bead projecting through the broken door. The
horse vas very seriously ent'in the head and chest.
Last' week- a young man dropped down dead
in the apartment Of a female Profes-Sor of the
Science of foretelling future events, residing in the
neighbotirhood of Tower-st.reet. It is supposed
he hart recourse to the Sybill fOr the purpose of
consulting-her upon his future destiny.