The Sun.
London, England, 1818-04-15 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, APRIL 13.---The Jane, Whitney, from Dart-
mouth, has arrived at this port with loss of bowsPrit, fore-
mast, and maintop-mast.—The Nancy, Peele, from this port
for Quebec, was lost 16th instant, near Cemlyn ; the Master
and three of the crew saved.—The Caledonia, Kingston, from
this port for Prince Edward's Island, was lost the same day,-
at Ballyteague, near Waterford, and three men drowned.—'
The Henry, Richardson, from Whitehaven for Pictou, was
lost loth inst. near Red Wharf Bay; crew saved.—The sloop
Swiftsure, Williams, was also lost lush inst. on Camel .Point,
and all the crew perished.—The Marchioness ofAnglesea,—.-,
from this port for .\wlwck, was lost 10th-inst. at Dillas, and
all the crew drowned. Three passengers who were on hoard
are saved.

Sr, Ives, APRIL 2.—Last night, in a heavy gale of wind at
N. W. the schooner Mary Ann, Brown, of Rochester, 'laden
with wine, came on shore near Hoyle Bar; crew saved, and
about half of her cargo; the vessel is gone to pieces.—The
Kitty, Sincoelc, of this place, is on shore near the Mary Ann,
and is full of water; crew saved.—The French brig Francis,
Mason, .from Marseil'es for Bordeaux, with wine, &c. is on
shore near Hoyle, and has received considerable damage; crew
saved—vessel full of water.

• DEAL, At at 114.—Sailed this morning after Post, the no=
chester, Sutton, for Madras.—A brig was observed on the
Goodwin Sand tfii3 morning; several boats have gone off to
her assistance. The boatmen report her to be a foreign ves-
sel, laden with timber, from Norway for Fahnonth.
Five o'Clock.—The brig ha; just got off, and is proceeding
on Ler voyage ; her name is the St. George, fiend; master.
PORTSMOUTH, Amt. 14.—Arrived the Lady Hamilton,
Young, from London for America ; Lady Macworth, Robson,
from London, for Barbadoes ; and Job!), Binnington, from
London, for Miramichi.—Sailed the Martha, Driver, from
India for London; Francis and Harriett, Burn, and May
Flower, Moyle; for Pictou; and Harmony, Triteman, for
Miramichi.

FA Lnlourit, APRIL 14.—Sailed the Lady M. Pelham packet,
with mails, for New 'fork ;-Nocton packet, ditto, forjamaica;
Lady Arabella packet, ditto, for Lisboa ; Lady Louisa packet,
ditto, ftr Gibraltar and Malta.

Mr. HOWARD PAYNB'S Play of Ac'ciaation, which
was produced a year or two ago with green success
at Drury-Lane, is now performing in Dublin,
where it, has been got up with much care and
splendour. Mrs. EDWIN is particularly praised
for her acting of Madame D' Anglade. We think
this Play well worthy the attention. of the new
Committee, who might profit by its revival. A
singular trial has recently transpired at Mullingar,
very analagous in its circtinrstances to the case of
D' Anglade, and this concurrence seems to have
enhanced the interest of the Drains in
The Papers, in spa.)king of the manner in which
Accusations has been got up, emphatically com-
mend the ariduity of their, much-respected Ma-
nager, Mr. WILLIAM PARREN, and regret his, ap-
proaching transfer from the Irish Metropolis to
London. This excellent Comedian is engaged at
Covent-Garden Theatre for five years, and will
appear there at the commencement of the en-
suing. season.

Ikliss KELLY, in leer late Theatrical trip to Ire.
and, cleared 1,600/.

Yester(loy morning, at nine o'clock, the re-
nains of Viscountess NIELBOURt'ig were removed
Melbourne-house, Whitehall, for interment
n the fatudy vault in Hatfield Church, Herts.

MORALITY OF FACTION.
The Opposition ‘Vritert, who are in the lobiil6ll3
constantly attacking Mr. CANNING, because belt
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,such a thorn in the side of their Party 85 vg 111,4
them s• orely, and as they in vain arei'strogg'loo
to remove, have been commenting very freello
h•fis Letter to the anonymous Ruffian, who, betcbitli
the covert of cowardice, has assailed hitll"ii,
the most virulent abase. They affect to debroi
or to pity, the feelings of Mr. CANON° 0,
this occasion, but they say nothing on the /1.
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comas malevolence, and assassin-like secre9P
provoked it, as if Just and natural resentment
a crime, and the base scurrility that exelte"ol
were meritorious. Such is the morality of Facti°d
The Morning Chronicle speaks of " the severitio,
the castigation" id the letter to Mr. CA14141
which induced the Bookseller to withdraw-1t..0
'l' he Bookseller, no doubt, acted from a due-re4oo
to his own safety, or perhaps, on reflectlie
thought his shop would be disgraced by
famous a publication, which deserves nu I°s'4' jf
but. THE PILLORY. The Chronicle Pr()ce
tr
to repeat the lying charge that Mr. 641.41 eofi
had " sported with the excruciating t°llllitif
of others," in reference to OGDEN, IllOtigh till
notorious that he knew- nothing of the g16:00
his disorder had been cured, and only ridieulg-ruei
factious " eloquence of a rupqtre" which Prjrip
the whining, hypocritical, declamations of
The Times professed to have " too muck e°lll%o
sion for the agony of mind which must love gjog
rise to this most indecent and absurd prothlc°o4
to make upon it any lengthened or severe ~
vations I" Amiable forbearance and lenity is
(" the maiden-modesty of Grimbaid;") but ua
word on the anonymous venom which -i0t70,0
Mr. CANNING to apply terms to the to°l/Yilisr4
Defamer which he so justly deserves,-----" Y°llh,
a Liar and a Slanderer, and want courage °`'l9
be an Assassin."
,Never were terms better
The Times, however, has no censure fora ll°
et,
moos rancour, but returned to the subject Yece
day, and said, with facetious sagacity, "Sulliass'
the offending Party sitrld prove to be a 0711- 0. ts
This' conjecture, which is an infamous libel 11it
the Fair Sex, may not however be 80
appears, for The Times may know the-so°nYjiliot
Ruffian, and may with toperplex the scent
/dr
might lead to discovery. But what says the
letter
ing_ Assassin himself in the introductory letto
with which he gives Mr. CAstinsta's letter to
ono
public Utterly dead to shame, as well as Co f
to contrition, instead of attempting to 81°Pe
his dark and malignant provocation,. he °V..: jr.
While his Judges are deciding on the me" of 1)-4,9 sse
fence, it shall hemy care to provide the Gentleman Ivii"
other opportunity of displaying his taste anti

Iprotection -of his character ;"
,N riff
thus threatening a renewal of his C°-
malice. We repeat our regret that Mr. C"141
or,
0
should have thought such a base assailant
notice, not only on account of his high c"174
and rank in society, but because it was,
le vie
impossible to suppose that such unmanly
hence would be supported by manly fillic3t
Aify.
We -shall not imitate The Times ja 6t
Cr
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tog our columns with the yenoin°l/5 4111
fusions of secret malice, as that Peer, of
yesterday, by inserting almost the wil°4
the infamous production in question ; butfilos;
shall subjoin the concluding passage of this or,
scandalous Work, to strew how proPefil
CANNING stiled the anonymous wretch
Assassin, as well as a Liar and a Slandder
" You are not protected by your personal
" The power, almost absolute, which has has b'een ;1174 61/VPIIAIs
" be, placed in your hands, ma' mz.the you a'resp.ccta',lel",ei,"
and be assured, Sir, that if I should ever be a Pr,'„s°,,id
State, and, after being maimed by,your gaolers,
" assaulted by your jokes, I WILL PUT YOU To 011-',o`
Saute, This
as I now give you this tl'aesslii
I'his is no idle, although it is a def ensiLe
7or is the resolution canned to one jodivio—
" TRECENTI JUIIAVIMUS." t 1141
Can it be possible that the Law shouh: 11: tlic
able to reach this secret Ruffian,. to vinils
punishment of- The Pillory wotdd be roi"','„-I,l`
is disposed to be a Murderer by his own
lion, and therefore rather -cleserv,:s The Galt
,
N.B.—After such a threat of murder, a ro-VCifee
should be offered for !the diScovcry a 1 1he;;;
der, that he may lie brought to public P.lst"—.Alitf
*Mr. CaNTINTrfs Letter, not the anonclOoLlS Scar-
which provoked it! !

RE.—Yesterday evening, about half-Past 5%
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o'clock, an alarming fire broke out Rt. the
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%Vb
of Mr. Higgs, R silk bat-manufacturer in ,co
row, Great Surrey-street, Blacklria'rs-road,
from _ the want of a plentiful supply of w'''f„o4l
(owing to some alterations being made in the r:00
near the Cobourg theatre), threatened at one tie;
to prove very destructive to the adjoining' holef
The flame was so rapid, that it was with the gee'', er
difficulty two infants, one only six, and the t!)04
ten mouths old, were saved from the dev"lttil
element, by being thrown out of the window, -to
reported that two children have fallen victititsi.luor•
this calamity ; it is true that two are missing-, keo
we trust it will turn out that they have been tire
care of by some. frientily neighbonr. T d
hilppened in cOnscquence of poste prenaroti""
in tile manufacture of bats having bOill-t1 over' its
is stated that there were manufactured g°`lskb
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the house to the amount of 5001. no part of w'''ho
was insured. The family consisted of persons °'
support themselves by their daily labour.

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