The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-07 00:00:00

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THE GREENLAND 'FISHERY.
AUG. .—Art:ivett the NePtune,lllll:tO,
from Greenland 12 fish, 300 butts.
Auo. 4.:--Arrived the Sigliflyer, lkekKlNsor,
from Greenland, 7 fish, 110 butts, 210 seals. •
AUG. `the Sister's, Rose, from
Greenland, fish, Au butts Manthesterd
Aosta, from ditto, 5 fish, 100 buttt Cyprus,
• ERAbt.ING, from ditto, 11 fish, 200 butt's..
•tb.e lost accounts front Greenland of the sue.-
Cess of die ships belonging to this port vat' but
- little from those formerly given, Wit*,l the excep-
tion of the three following, vii.--IfarniOny, 11
fish ; Alary Prances, 9 fish ; and Duneoinb, 11
fish : the latter iS arrived at Whitebooth Roads,
tun) may be' expected tip tlitt. tide.
WHITI3Y, AUG. 4.---Arrived in 'the Roads the
Resolution, KEARS/AY, from areenland, 11 fish,
80 tons of oil.
MoNTnose, Auo. 3.—Atrived the Eliza Swan,
YOUN`G, th)111 Greeuland, 4 fish, *bout 50 tons
of oil,

Poarsiiourn, Auo. 6.—Arrived the Morley
transport from the Cape of Good Hope, in 69
days ; Minerva, MAGEE, front London, bound to
Boston.—Wind S.W.
PLYMOUTH, AUG. 5. —Arrived the Perseus
sloop of war tram Portsmouth, bound to New-
foundland Bussett, BalGcs, from London, bound
to Antigua. Sailed the Midas, BINGHAM, and
Ilebe, PoRTRR, for Bengal.
PALMoUTII, AUG. 4.---Arrived the Marlbo',
tough packet from Lisbon, in seven days.
HARWICH, AUG. 6.—Arrived the Lark packet,
SHERLOCK, with a mail and passengers from Het-
'voetsluys.—Wind W.

DEAL, Auo. 6.—The Providentiai Captain J.
RuttLitYPER, of Altons, from St. Thomas's, bound
to Petersburgh, passed to the Eastward in the
Offing this morning, all well.

toNsrt IiACY.

The Lott'b Nrevott, with his usual indefatiga.
ble exertions fOr the triscoeery of the abominable
Conspiracy, Mach has justly eielted so much in-
terest in the country, Wei), went to the house of
Mr. Newman, Keeper of Newgate, 'examine
still farther Into the Conspiracy. He Was asto-
nished to find the three poor Irishmen totally silent
ie presence of the two Barrys, and on examining
them by their Irish interpreter, be found they had
been solemnly sworn never on any account to di-
s'rdgc Vvhe't had passed, between them and the
liarrys. 1-tie Lordship repeatedly assured them of
the non.ohligation of such an oath, but they
eould not be induced to believe him, having, as
they said; been solemnly sworn before the Virgin
Rory, and that no person should persuade them
to violate , their 'oath till absolved from it by the
Priest. His Lordihip accordingly ordered the
attendance of a Priest; end on Saturday last the
Rev. 11r. Deverenx attended, when, according to
the forms of the Itotnish Church, they were ab-
solved. So eager Were they then to clear them-
, selves froin any criminal inteltiot, that they, all
pake at once. His Lordship patientl heard them
for fuia• five hours; and then °Hired the two
Barrys td brow' ht in. This excited conSitlerable
alarm in the Iriihmen; Who imagined they were
again to be loaded with the heavy convict-irons,
but this alarm totally subsided on the Barrys be-
ing removed. We learn they made a full disclo-
lure to his Lordship of many lirtereiting particu;
Lars in this nefarious businest:

• WINnsOn, Atfo. &.=—Yesterday marntng, aftel•
breakfast, the QUEEN •and PRINCESSItS went to
:Frogrnote) the Queen rode in her 'chair; and !Tr*
Princesses Wallk.ed. They remained theFe till
dinner tine, t.llet they returned to the castle.
'ln the evening her Majcity hid a select party.
LAW.--The Cuurt of Chancery 'WaS eiterday
occupied in pleadings which were 'eitended to a
great length, but involved nothing peenlitirly in=
,teresting to the public; or to any Ox'tept the par-
ties directly concerned.
EARLY Houtts.—When the Klrig of WIRTEO••
11E1:0 paid a visit lately to the Grand Duke of
XADEN, two Sovereigns dined at one o'clock ;
'at three they walked in the gardens ; and at five
the King returned for his own tentitoties.
The veteran Prince lit.ocutta was at Egret in
Bohemia, on the 22d of July. Thence he went
to li'ranzeghrmin, to dine with the Prince of
• Sskv-Ito.ruA ; and, on the `244i, he set off by
Akil, 'flat itWd Berlin for Duberan, on the bunks
44 the

Vito .13 •Ihiti AMIE DE PRADT,. then, who has
heel s'o much talked -about for the last month,
taixl Mad. tie to the Count' tie
lie is, replied the latter, an Archbishop, whom
the bankruptcy of his Master hits thrown out of
,""Ployment, anti whiz gives himself over to thtt
4Ji!vii to get another place "—Petite Chronique.
We recommend the following unimpassioned
mode of dez,cribing an offence to the tioricOld all
iteportcts : ti'e narrator in this case has toast phi..,
41"911hically sunk all notions of eight and *mug list
'ie might prejuclirr the future trial, and has with ad-
ittirithie prtrision confided' himself to the dry fact,
hat one person took another person's money,
'Withotit ascribiw, td him any felciiiibtis
Thomas Grey, the lioridtestonnesi Wrier, ti 4
,:,',7,1,21i?0 his way to Glasgow, slept tin Monday se'nnightai
Viet. thui.n, pains man who slept in the, same. eclttn, let)
(.; house about 4 o'clock. in the morning, tsilitmc with-15004r.
"'Y pocket-hook, winch contained ikhont 7017
A vi:spechible Correspondent' recommends that
Funds of the Itible Societies should be di-
tenet! to the teliet of the poor during this Stant)
distress.

LINES

TO WILLIAM GIFFORD, RS4I.
On Ma Edition of Mc ;Turks of ELN oh/W:4014.

•
's praises
Gtfloari, thy, zeal deserves a 'Natiod
Revirnig din, Old Bes‘s neglected hays ;
A Bard Malignity through life assairdt
And on his iiijur'd rnenery bad entail'it
But, struck by thee, Nialigliity lies (lend,
And BEN, now rescu'd, rears his honest bead:
Hence shall the Calve wreath unfadiug bloom,
thyhanil,lias filanted on his liOnour'd Tomb.
T.