The Sun.
London, England, 1816-12-10 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

The Company's ship Thomas Grenville, from
China, arrived at St. Helena the 23d, and sailed
from thence on the 25th of October.

PORTSMOUTH DEC. 9.—Arrived the Barossa
transport front the Brazils, and his Majesty's
ship Rosario from n cruise :—on the 22d Nov.
the Barossa fell in with the Hibernia, DAVIE,
from the Azores for Madeira, in a sinking state,
and one man washed overboardi she had been
blown out of Gracia Harbour, with only a fete
pipes of bra:nly on board. The crew were taken
on board the Barossa, and the vessel went down
snort after.—Wind S.

PLYMOUTH, Dec. B\--Criptaitl KING, of the
Vizi (arrived here from the Isle of France), re-
ports, that on the sth Sept. the ship Orient ar-
rived at the isle of France from Calcotta ; on the
26th, Sept. spoke two whalers off the Cape
Good Hope ; one called the Reward, RICHAIMS ;
the name of the other is unknown : they inform-
ed him that the ship to leeward was ihe UnlOe
extra ship, 40 days from Bombay, all well.

Extract-of a letter front Cadiz, Nov. 10 :—" Our
colonial trade suffers considerably by the eaptorcs
continually made by the insurgent P'rivateers.
The following is a list of vessels taken since the
3:1 inst. Nuntantina. frOm the Havanna!) ;
-the, brigs SAD •Atvolin and Vulador, the ship I.
i*fatrza, the ketch Nith), and the Raliiot Qtt
trov Amigos, front La Guyra ; the brig Altinuls,
from the same place, which was pillaeed, Had the
I'nh'ere Neriss r, front MAlign to Gam. some of
these pinto, carry a black flag, others a red ma
green Rig. Thine is (me of them called the tire 4.
Napoleon, of 18 guns, Completely affil
equipped, andhearing the tric9loured flag. whig 4
has Arcady made many captures. It would ap-
pear that.these cruise's have chosen the ilegcr.t
imle at Tot:lugs, one of the Antilles, lot their place
'of rendezvous. It was to this isle that the hut.
'carders retired in the lu-gitiningi of the last c"('
tury, to procure water, and take care of their
wounded." •

(Ervin a German Poper.l
LOWftit ELAN, Nov. is.aaid on the poll
stf, is Northern .Court, a Note has been deliverol
to the ench Government, in Which it is &clot.
eft that Ale interest of the first Court is so inri*
linttely connected with that of Sweden, that it
Must consider any 'atraek upon the latter idog-
dam,' or the new dynasty which the Swedish na-
tiOn has. Chosen,,ni directed against itself, lid
will employ every "ifFurt to preserve The
Throne in its preient integrity, as well as to main'
tans the new .Dynasty upon the throne... -

We are informed 'lint an order has been Oven
by the Princess CFt A RLOTTI: Anti Prince Le.orot,o
for 2000 yards of silk., to be niade•by the %velvets
of SpitaltieltlT, Large orders are expected from
all branches of the Royal Family.
IlEctraiT is aiso said to litve order-
ed new silk furniture for Carlton-house with 6 ;
view to employ the same manufacture's.
Sir 11191-IART) KINO, the Commander in Chief of
the Sqinutron in the East Indies, arrived at Ala-
the 9th of August.
"A It is the custom in Paris, to strike at tbe mint of
medals pieces eilled 'marriage tokens, wisioh ore
given by bridegrooms to bridei on the celebration
of marriages : of these there were sold, during
the first and second quarters of the vear'lBl2,
1,17-11 d and-during the second and third tfisatiers
of the year 1816
4:24 being at,; increafe of
1,053. It is ttnneeessury to state the reflections
ruble !must occur to every good Flenchman Q"
this list.
The second battalions 119th and 90th Regiment"
were disbanded last month. The. 3(1 Ceylon 1144
gluten,. the Cape Regiment, and the Royal CCV
SiCao corps, Ate ordered to be disbanded.
'l'hc sth Regiment will march into fist.
racks on Thursday next, in ilie,ronm of the
to ir,,"::7;itirsVu"ttii Wales,
tNt has another
Rettimiseinetp,ogrtoende
that
Trugetly in rehearsal at Drury-lane Theatre, and
that it will be given out for representa:ion sate"
time to January.
• nc Rdom is committed to Ipswich 00,
ch,rged, %Otis feloniously cotting and stealing
large quantity of hair from the sails of "6'4'9,
horses, the property of Robert Osborne Fr~l erg t 7
He stands further charged wiili
and stealing a large qintiOty of hair from off 014
tails of hue nurses, the property of Isaac (,:oolier'
of
'I his morning Anderson, whose trial for,
the wilful murder of John Levy, in the- parish
Clerken yeas postponed on account of "
teriul witness being not subprzned rill this 41fLY:
cOlOnlefired this morning at ten o'clock, and wt
,
the time our Pap eragent to presi it woo !"'s
, finished.

lite PRINCE REGENT arrived:at Carlton-hotm
Mightn't on Sunday night about tun (i'dock.
Yesterday his Royal Elighness hchl a Court 4
Carlton-house, fur the purpose Of, reecivinv
Address of the Corporation ofthe City of
A 'let:ailment of the Life, Guards was itatiape4
- • in Pall-othll; opposite to .Carlton-honse,; and
guard of honour marched into the Cmirt-yard
Carlton-house, follned by a guard of grenadiers.
The Corporation of the City of London arrivrd
in grand state -pracessiOn about two o'clock at
Carlton-house, followed by 4 concourse nl people
huzzaing; and wore reetived bY-
flourish of the trumpets of the Lite Guard... On
their entrance into the Coon-yard, and deseend.
ing front their cat riatges., the band of the wood of
honour played-an excellent march.
In a short time the Regent, after some cus-
tomary Ceremonies, proceeded to take-his seat on
the Throne, attended by the L-rd Chaneellor, the
Lord President, the L'ord. Privy Seal, the First
Lord of the Treasury, the Chancellor nt the Ex:.
chequer, the Secretary of State for the Home De 7
vartment,- the First Lord at the Admiralty, the
Groom at the Stole, the Treasurer of the 1-I.4truse,,
hold, the Captain of the Yeoman of the Guard,
Viscount Arielhoorne as the Lard of the Red-
chamb: r, and Sir John Cradork as the 'Groom.
The Corporation were then introduced into the
Royal presetlee in 'the following order :
The two City I:irstials in their uniform.
The Lords nod Nentlernen in Waiting-.
The Sword Slate, the Mace bearer, the Lord Mayor in
his full robes, with his a Afar similar to that worn by the
• •
:Knights of tto;' Garier. "
The ft; corder. Alderman noodbehele, the Sheriffs Alder-
.trian Bridges -and • Kirby, Messrs Waiihman, Grif•
Ink, Isaac Vale, and about 44 Gentlemen of the Cuurt of
Common Council.
The City Iteroctrhruicer, W. Watson, Esq. one of the
Counsel, the Secondary, the Hall Keeper, the Town Clerk,
atc.

The. Athiresc Kul Petition WAS then
rend by Sir John BilveF,ter. Bart. (he Recorder:—,
To his Roytil Hig-hnees the Prince of Wale!, Regent of. the
United Kingdom bf Orimt BritAn and frelood.

The humble Addrris and Petition of tile Lord Mayor, Al-
dermen, and Cninurunc of the City of London, in Com-
mon Council st3:emhlcd.

Mal it please your Royal Highness,
We. his Majesty's !oust dutiful and loyal suljects, the Lord
Mayor; Aldetmett, and Commons of the City of London in
Common Council assumbled, litunttly approach your Royal
to represent our notional sufferings and grievances,
*ml respectfully to auggest the adoption of measures which
Wit conceive to be indispensably necessary for the safety, the
quiet, and prosperity of thi realm.
We forbear to enter into details of, the afflicting scenes of
privations and sufferings that every-where exist : the distress
and misery which for so many years has bleu progressively
accumulating: hits at length become insupportable—it Is no
longerpartially felt nor limited to one portion of the empire ;

the cornmerciAl, the nianufacturiitg, and the agricultural in-

.. , .
Wrests ego:say oinking under its irresistible pressure, ft,nl
hd be'donie iniPossilde to find einployment for a large twigs.
1:4 this populatimt; much less to heir up against our present
ItOnrinous burdens. ,
We beg to impress urn. your Royal Highness, that our
present complicatA iyrile have not arisen from a mere transi-
tion frog} war to peuce, nor from any sudden • or accidental
ca6es neither can they he' rentimed by any partial or tempo-

; 11, IWO
illGt9tiplS ;,1,7. I, ill ;1.44.,' itlu roi.e
iead:them, are well convinced ,teat tiic severe tri,i:4 which
they sirstain with Midi exeniplary. th,e!tenev, „net fsrlitude tree
chiefly to be. attrilinted to tenavii.ielable causes, am, I conteni-
p'.ce with the most cordial sat Wact.on the effort. of that en-
lightened benevolence which is se usefully and 1 iltdithly
exerting itself throughout the
I shall resort pith 'the'_: ntinost conftilenee to the tried sets
domof l'isrliament at the time which spoil 'the• fullest con,i-
dr:ration I have thongtit tOost advisable- wider the present
circiuns.tances of the country ; aunt entertain 4 pe,tect ton-
vE:tion that .1 firm and temperate admiiiistrati.in of the go-
vernment, assisted and stipported the good sense, pittlic
•spirij. and loyalty of the naiiatt, will effeetirally eounteraut
those proceeding's which, front wit iterer.inotives they may
originate, are calimkted to resider, temportery.ditlictilliei the
means of prodneinc itermanentr and irreparable calamity.

No councii was held as-wa's expected ; but the
liegent gave audit:Oro tó most of his Cabiort
'livers, Earls. Harrowhy, Westmorland, Liver-
pool, Viscount itlinotith, &c,
Alter the Court had broken tip, Lord Castle-
reagh came, and had an audience of the Prince
Regent. Iu a short time after, the Prince Re-
gent partook of an early thinner, and lett Carlton
lionse'on. his return to Brighton, In his travelling
carriage, accompanied by Count Monster, the
liiinovet bin Minister.