The Sun.
London, England, 1818-01-29 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

s'axtr act of
a Letter from the Agent to LLOYD'S at
Dartmouth, dated Jan. 27.
the
beg leave to inform you of the arrival of
l'"ettch ship Elizabeth, belonging to Rouen,
9tairi LE Comrrz, from Martin que, bound to
ii 4vre, with sugar, coffee, &c. &c. in 38 days.—l
1i.141 CaPt• KERGLIST and Officers, of the French
t'"te Caravan, lately lost at Martinique, are
olalsengers on board, and am glad to find that only
:e Officer and nine of the crew were lost belong-
-11
to the frigate."

Alll44Ly JAN. 28.—Arrived, and sailed for the
''l 'vet. the Oswin, Kay, from Bengal, and Gar-
.;ll4) BaowN, from the Cape of Good Hope.—
4ille down from the River the Unity, tor
via; Briton, REED, for Tarragona ; Lucy,
psv, for Rio Janeiro ; Urania, HUTCHINSON.
'or St. Vincent's ; Sarah, Lucas, for Charante ;
Latona, DENAMON, for the South Sea, and
"main in the Downs.
b"P"Tsmour H, J. 28.—Arrived from the
114wris the Berwick, COMPTON, and Urania,
°'eLL, for Barbadoes ; Ann, REYNOLDS, for
4°42121 ; Acteon, for Berbice ; Orion, WHlT-
te°^e.l for ditto; Vittoria, CARLILL, for Vera
4114; George 111 , FISHER, for Bengal ;
FLINT, for Honduras ; Rambler, Worm-
t2tl:'RPE, for the Mediterranean, and several.
P• Sailed he Shipley for Rotterdam.
sbitimimouTH, JAN. 26.—Arrived the. American
4,r HAGUE, Irons New York, in 25
orders.
PAeLL '4I4.TT , JAN. 27.—Came in the Demerara
ww\btßiteta,4V4l7.
DYER, ABLES, from Demerara to London, and
arm srER, JAN. 28.—Arrived the Boston Packet
tiVenus transports from Calais, with troops.
1141twtcu, JAN. 28.—Sailed the Phcemx,
,
IP•a with mails and passengers for Cuxhaven,
sIIIINI-N4licy's Increase, with ditto for Helvoet-

It°llAvEsEt4a JAN. 28.—Arrived the Apollo,
lie, from Carolina, and Louisa Fredericka from
44°ek11°111). Sailed the Blender Hall, Barr, for
111„-s —alea ; Proteous, James, for Vera Cruz ; and
s"ger, P. ce, for St. Thomas's.

telhATI; OF THE MARCIA:IS OF ABEIICORN.—At
4tley Priory, Statunore, on Tuesday last, died
414 JAMES HAMILTON, the Most Noble the
keitilois of ABERCoILN, a Knight of the Garter,
Per I
t is some weeks since we noticed in our Pg.
he lamented indisposition of that highly re-
-I;e`',led sod benevolent Peer. So anxious was his
th„"'hip to prevent the anxieties of his friends,
be forbade his domestics ever alluding to his
--lof "s ill the slightest way. To prevent the pa-
tea, Physicians attending him at his country
i 4 're he constantly came to town to meet them
419tratford-place, three times a week The fa-
-44t: int existed in the stomach, said to he
an enlargement of the liver. Appear-
klts daring the preceding week became still more
4'41444. llr. PEMEEKToN and other members
ttllle Faculty were then summoned to attend
qtr Patient at the Priory. The Noble Lord
thin red much previous to his demise. The Mar--
tc,tle.ss and Lady iIdA.BIA HAMILTON, his datigh-
't‘iere present. By the death of this Noble-
Itt" 'he poor have sustained an incalculable loss :
11,Is it) his 64th year,—(Morning Post.)
INOsoR, JAN. 28.—This morning her MA-
kttls?, accompanied by the Duchess of GLotices--
ktle. Princess ELIZABETH, with their usual
fok-,,ll(l4itts, took an airing io a coach and
honoured the Earl and Countess of
t'ollE'r_ with a morning visit at St. Leonard's'
where the Royal Visitors stayed some time,
it:l4lter partaking of some refreshment returned
tile Castle to dinner.
ttp illcd.roN, JAN. 27.,---Yesterday the PRINCE
?ti'NT took exercise irt the Riding School The
tit", of CLARENCE, improved in health and spi
'las on the Steyne and Cliff Parades this
111 thug,
c!e Anniversary of the birth-day of the Doke
.zuss,,x was celebrated on Tuesday at the
eeiodsons' Tavern by two separate assemblages
iiitotlenten in different rooms—by the frater-
of Masons ii) (me room, and by the regiment
1.,"yal North Britons in another.
4.tt., 1 .
EL it EV E, Ni ED.—lnformation having been
I,:ea that a dt;el was about to take place on
toey-heath, at clay-break yesterday morning,
'wee!) Mr. M`G--N, a Staff Surgeon, and
B--E, in conserpo'nee of some high
1..,0tds at a coffee-house in Bond-street, constables
ele waiting their reception, which being made
.I►own to the parties when at Putney, they took
4
other direction towards Richmond,

POETRY'.

DEGRADATION. .
•
" What can ennoble Soots, or Slaves, or Cowards ?
" Alas ! nut all the blood of all the HowAßos."

That Wags and Punsters are inclin'd
To sport on highest themes, we find,

While noblest men are scoft on—
Hence chang'd, though Decency it shocks,
is MotAnceux to, Mule and Ox,
And SEFTON into Sop One.