The Sun.
London, England, 1818-03-30 00:00:00

CORNWALL ASSIZES.

CRINNIS MINE.

(A verdict was given (or the plaintiff, %with is
damages.)

SIIIP NEWS.

DovER, MARCN 29.—Sailed the Eliza, Integrity, mid Fox
transports, with troops and horses for Calais:

RAMSGATE, MARCH 29.—The whole of the trade hound:to.
the Westward have this day sailed, except a few coasters.
PORTSMOUTH', MARCH 29.—Yesterday arrived the Kerr
Alunn, Koster, from Bourdeaux for Bremen, outs-4 tveoks,
with sails split and •upper works damaged. On hlt inst.
when about 8 leagues to the North of St. Jean de Luz, picked
up the Captain and crew of the Amarican brig inclease,:
bound to Bilboa. • The Increain had bee❑ without a rudder
eight days in continual gales-Of wind, and went on Ohre On'
the rocks four bourg after the crew left her.

PLY.MOUTH, MARCH .the,Owen and Borodino
transports, with the 64th Regiment Opfinard for Gibraltar.
FAL :ouilt, llAncit:27.—Sailed the Dunina, Hamilton,
for Bengal and China; and his Majestys ship Pigniy; on "a'
ern ize.

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 28.—The Bengal, .cuthbertsontAota
this port for Calcutta, was spoken 16th December, in lat.
36. 53 S. long. '24. 10. E. ; the Earl of Buckinghamshire,
from this port for Bombay, had keen in company witkthe
Bengal a few days before the latter was spoken with.

On Tuesday arrived the Leveret sloop of war,
Captain Tr-MED, from St. Helena, in eight weeks
(having sailed the 27th January), where-she left
the
_Conqueror, Racoon, Mosquito, Podargus,
and the St. Helena, company's cruizer. BUONA-
PARTE continued to persevere in that inert, se-
chided manner of living which be a long time ago
imposed upon himself, and which has been attend-
ed by most evident bad effects upon his health.
Mr. O'MEARA, his surgeon, it is understood, has
warned him that the consequences may prove fa-
tal, and that speedily, unless lie should take exer-
cise in the open air. It is conjectured that this
pertinacious adherence to his first-formed resolu-
tion is intended to induce a relaxation in the orders
which restrict his going abroad beyond certain li-
mits, without attendance by an English Officer.
Admiral PLAMPIN had taken up his residence on
shore, at the Briars. Every article of life is ex-
travagantly dear ; as an instance, it is stated, that
among the domestic expences incurred by Ma-
dan►e BERTRAND, for her own family only, is
3601. per year for washing linen. The Leveret is
come into harbour

On Tnesday, the 17th instant, in presence of
Sir WILLIAM RAE, Baronet, Sheriff of the coun-
ty of Edinburgh, Viliwass NAPIER MILLIKeN,
Esq..of Milliken, was, by .a most respectable elury,
Lof which the Hon. WM. NAPIER, of Merchieston,
R. N. was Chancellor, served heir male general
of ARCHIBALD, third Lord NA-PIRR, of Merchies.4•
ton, Baronet of Nova Scotia, great grandson of
the inventor of Jogarithms. This
.service carries
also .a right to the latter dignity of Knight
Baronet of Nova Scotia, conferred upon the faini.:
ly and their Jreirs male whatsoever, by patent,
dated 2d of May, .1627, which owing lo the re-
duced footthes of an elder branch, only very late-
ly extinct, had tor. a --;considerable period re,
maiNed dormant. consequence of the above,
Mr. NAPIER MlLLuta-N now assumes the dignity
of Knight Baronyt try the name and title of Sir
WILLIAM MILLIKEN NAPIER, of Napier, Baronet.
HoAx.—A reprehensive hoax Was played off
against Miss BOOTH of COvent Garden a few 'days
since. Letters were. sent to tradesmen of every
description to bring various articles to her house in
Bloomsbury-square, preparatory to her wedding ;
and tire trick so far suereeded that pastry cooks
with bride cakes.,• goldsmiths, perfumers, boOk-
sellers, &c. &c. fell into the deception, and
crowded the front of. the house_ for some time be-
fore they became convinced of the mischievous
int cut.

Thursday was the Second Day of Drawing al
the State I.4ottery, and the following Capitals (ell
drawn that Day) were sold by BISH.
No. 4,706 a Prize of L. 30,000, .
In Sixteen Sixteenths
No. 7,328, First Blank, entitled to Four Pipes
of Port Wine, sold in 1 Quarter, 3 Eighths, and
6 Sixteenths. , i
1,016 1.1030 5,338 L.200
11,138
15,340
6,819
.300 12,328
8,191 - •400 15,732
12,359 . ,800- 1'6,334
15,533
,:s2;cc, sce.
Bysti also sold-(drawn ira, the- first day of the
present Lottery)_,r--_- ,
~ .
No; 6,963,-First -Blank, entitled to the firsi
Four „Pipes of Port Wine, sold' in •2' QUarters„,
2 Eighths, and 4 Sixteenths.
_. .... .
3,107 .. a Prize of .. L. 5,000. a
11,771
3,817
, APO'
12,070'
2,863
11,368
&e. &e. ~,4 \.". !
The capitals are divided into so ntany ltates,
and gone to such an immense number of placeS,.
that they are too numerous to specify partictihas
but after the Lottery is . over, 'l'. Mut will kalake'
where they have been- sold, and he hopes.tpirtchl
the remaining Two of 30,0001., and other Capi-
tals,. to his already splendid List. . ' ri
The fortunate Holders may receive their matey
on demand on application at BISH'S Offices,, 4,
Cornhill, or 9, Charing-Cross ;
.and those per-
sons entitled to the Wine may.order it of any
merchant they think proper, and 'l'. BISU will ini
mediate!), discharge the bill for the same. . • •
The last day will be Thursday the 9th of April,
when the Two Prizes of 30,0001., and 35 Other'
'Capktals, which yet remain in the Wheel, must be
drawn

1, DOE, demise of HA NL Nr, v. Noon.— (late. lord
.11:lagor of London )
This important cause was tried on Thursday
last, ;when, after a trial which lasted seven Lours,
a verdict was found for the plaintiff, subject to the
opinion of the coiiet of King's. Bench, as to the.
point whether the original Sets granted to Hanley
were in the nature -o'f leases, orotheriVise.--:Coum.-
sel for plaintiff, Mr. GAsELEE, Me; MOORS, mid
Mr. ADAM.---For defendant, SCrieIIII PELL) Mr.
CAg lIERD, and Mr. WILD.