The Sun.
London, England, 1818-03-02 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

URAL, MARCH I.—Arrived his Majesty's ship
Alert front Shields. Remain in the Downs- a
large fleet of outward-bound. The King George
Packet, KING, with a mail and 50 passengers
fulfil Calais, landed mail and passengers here,
Paving been forced in here by the strong S.W.

PORTSMOUTU, MARCH I.—Arrived the Venilla,
littAnN. from London for Jamaica, with loss of
414n-top-sail yard, and his Majesty's ship Pro-
ititt.heus from a cruise. It has blown a hard gale
411 day.

FQWEY, FEE. 28.—The schooner Good Intent,
I)Otit.GitatN, from Malaga to London, put into
this port very leaky, baying' four feet water in her
/414, and was immediately hauled aground ; it is
tholight her cargo must be landed, as the pumps
cannot keep her free-17 days' passage.
PAuktotyrtt, FEB. 26.—Arrived the Norton
Nrket with mails from Rio Janeiro, in 62 days ;
CERR, front St. Domingo, in 40 days,
trit Liverpool. Sailed the Lady Arabella packet
*kb a mail for Lisbon.
intoBtale :2.47,.)d5,
—aThe following packets have gone
viz.—Duke of Marlborough, for
tisb°ll; Lord Sidn.ontb, for Gibraltar and Malta;
lintt Manchester, for the Islands.
LIVERPOOL, Fes. 28.—The following is a copy
ttr a Letter received by Messrs. CROPPER, BE 1,1••
"b", and Co. dated Tralce, 23d Feb. 1818 :
There has been a box found on this coast (about twenty
kites from this), containing a variety of papers of value,
thongst which are an invoice and bill of lading for a quan
litY of cotton wool shipped in the Benga
fir l, and dated Calcutta,
becteel to your address, with a bill of exchange for the
cr6ght on you. I bare seen but a few of the papers, as the
14"Ple who found them were unwilling to part with them
Izititont a recompence for their trouble. Amongst the pa-
liPtrltl understand, are several bills of exchange, and powers
tittorney, directed to people in London and Scotland.

" CHASELL MAHON."
DOVER, MARCH I.—Arrived yesterday, off this
1)14t. the Silveya, BELTANCOURT, from St. Mi-
.tt4*l.3 for London ; and to-day arrived the Be-
4."olent transport front the River. Sailed the
transport, after stopping her leak, from
:4.loiient for Longsound ; and Brisk transport,
tbutvvien, Fen. 28.—Arrived the Dart, Ro-
itits, from Stiields to Plymouth, with loss of
yhOlor and cable. The Good Hope, BOON, was
s " board of by a smack, and had her bow-
14,itearried away.
p0)04 4. t. Fan. 23.—Arrived his Majesty's ship

buncombe, SLEIGH, bound to Jamaica,
an shore near Cork the 2.5 th ult. but was
'ich4rging, and it was expected would be got off.
1411 Hassan, JONES, from Bristol to Tobago,
It back on Saturday leaky, and must discharge.

qyli.llrflay morning her MAJEsTv, accied
tiy tiitceses AUGUSTA and ELIZABETH, o
attendempand
411,1kr(ly CALTHORPE, took an airing in a
coach
tour by Highgate, Hampstead, and their
"fa,e."bourhood, and returned to the Queen's
t9ltB II
:in the afternoon, when they received
from the Duke of Sussex and the Prince of
• -41110mBERG, the Duchess of GLOUCESTER,
yes.
ternay her MAJESTY and the Princesses
• iji‘k anti ELIZABETH received visits, from
i'!.% 1.
'lke Yrt
ox, the Prince of Hesse Hord-
`"''•
• je
tPAN Prince of HESSE Homßeno visited the
tl~Ty t<t'd the
l'EielCeSseS AUGUSTA and ELIZA-
ti
h Wit) Saturday anti yesterday. He dined with
(I:4(ptis of SALISBURY oil Saturday, and in
el'ir,g went to the Opera.
si,,ll:(tiCnrpot at ion of Bridgenorth, at a Coon
(4t, 'ttely suspended the taking of toll for all
friAve,
.4 fZris
ti:'K" Pt of Brown or 11111.covailo Sugar, com 4(14 4e-turns made in tile Week ending the 15th dap uted
y of
'Y. is 4t)).:Jid. per cwt.

POETRY.

SONNET.

PRBLINGS ON LEAVING CHURCH.

Within my heart the word has enter'd deep:
Again to thank my God I grateful kneel,
Who by his own hath dcign'd my wounds to heal :
Ah me what sweet sensations o'er me creep,
Hushing the stormy passions all to sleep
The Priest's last blessing on my soul I fed,
As forth I go with renovated zeal
To do God's Will and comfort those that weep.
The Church-yard, *here proud tomb and hurnblc sod
Are rnix'd, I rss ; and as the holy place
I turn to vim I vow, e'en though his rod
May scourge, still nndismsy'd to run the race
Of Faith, and there ask humbly of my God,
That which so seeking all shall find, his Grace.
PHILECCLESIAST'

REGISTER OF FA SII lON.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS,

Sir John and Lady Borlase Warren, at Mirart's Hotel,
from the Continent; the Honourable Major Vereker, Colonel
Hughes, Mr. Croft, Colonel Horner and family, Marmaduke
Cantab Maxwell, Esq. at Nerot's Hotel ; Lady Care and Miss
An►ie Otway, at her house, Upper Grosvenor-street, from
her seat, in Northamptonshire; Dr. Hawkins, at his house,
Upper Brook-street, from Monmouthshire; the Marquis of
Huntly, at Greitlon's Hotel, from Cheltenham.