The Sun.
London, England, 1816-02-22 00:00:00

NANAL 'l,.•,‘V&

VEAt, lark. ''1...-.Sailed the Willl.4lU, etiow-
tiT, for Madras and Demerara, and several more
riutward-hound. Remain his Majesty's ship GP.'
nymetie, and the Hon. East India COmpany's
ships Wexford, 13AnNatib; Elphinstone,
SIDS ; Tyne, BOLL ; and Ganges,,DANev, for
India Surrey, PAINE, for New South Wales.;
Julia, DIAMOND, for 13altimore ; Willing :\lind,
PRATT, for America; Shannon, Jor.Ly , for Malta ;
and several More—particulars unknown. Put
back the William, CROWLEY, for Madeira, and
the rest of the outward bound that sailed thii
morning.--Wind W. N.W.
PORTSMOUTH, Fan. 21. Arrived the Dawson,
CUNNINGHAM, from the Downi ; Amphitrite,
Mvatiocn, from ditto ; John, CoDrr, from Ha-
vre. Sailed his Majesty's ship Satellite fur the
Mediterranean ; his Majesty's 'ship liter for the
Mediterranean ; his Majesty's ship Childers for
Jamaica ; his Majesty's ship HOpe on a eruise.
Wind Southerly.

FALMOUTH, FER. 19.—Arriv'ed the Harper
.transport (690), BBCtET, tram Dover to Cork,
with troops ; also a brig tran.,port (349), name
unknown; supposed from the same place. Put
ba.ek the Fortitude, HEAttir, for Jantaica.-Wind
West.

Ilittwicx, Fat. 21.—Arrived the Earl of Lei•
cester packet with a mail and passengers front
Helvoetslays. The Henry Freeling packet sailed
the day before, but has not yet arrived.—Wind
North-west.

sFURTItEII PARTICULARS OF THE VIRLANCaOLP EP'
FE CTS OF THE FIRE AT MITCHELiTOWN.

, " Mitchelstown, Feb. 14.
Since my last, I hare !carried the folloWing
particulars :---1 ()Mimil to inform you that the
name of the farmer was Chamberlaine ; ,his young
son ; a, man of the name of Bronogne, hiseldest
son and daughter, with two more of that name ;
a young man of the name of Nunan, an only son;
a young woman of the name of Cavenagh two
y'oung sisters of the name of Clancy ; and two
more females of the name of Afahoney, one of•
whom was to he
.married on tip. Sunday follow.
Ivere burned to ashes. Several beggars, who
^
generally attend country wedoilinp, were also
hilined. I have just beard that, four persons who
• vi,ere injured by the fire, have died in comequeuce.
'I t nclerseiiud that there are no hOpes of the re-
eOvery of four more. A poor female filler, who
was blind, List her life ; her little daughter, who
was an attendant on her, made her escape, but
was. very much injured, From the -appearance of
the rnins and, the hones .fountl, it is generally cOn-
jectured that front 25 to 30 have perished, besides
'those who have died since. • It is impossible to
describe the state of distraction of the parents And
rd.ttiires, in endeavouring to discover sonic part
of the remains of the
,unfortunate suffirers."—
(Cork Advertiser, Feb. 17th.)

The fenenving.is. an extract of R letter from an
'Officer in the Madras Native Infantry, dated

Cainpnt AxowlllitSrpt; I 1,.1g15.

.
'' C v
olonei Doetnn,, with the horse artillery,
the, brigade of galloper giins, right and left bri.".
odes of cavalry,. along with the light infantry
,brigade, and the flank companies of all the corps
in,:munp (siz. his Majesty's Royal Scots, 13th,
.20th, 21st 22d, and 24th. regiments' of Native
infantry, these' companies being completed to Iflt
men eaCt,'; anti formed into a flank battalion, o,
•which Colonel UM, of thelloyais, has the coin•
tumid) titartNed on the,3ll instant, it is believed
towards ktoonah. it seems there has, been welt
,disaffection in that quarter for some time past; am
likewise at Ilydrabad, as a part of the force mule
Colonel Walker, of the sth light cavalry, marelte,
for the latter place a few days previous to Colon
DOVetol4lll departure." •
jy
Negotiations are broken oftbetween thtvrmitti,
of Route and the different Protestant Cenitls-;
Europe, relative to the Roman Githolics in 40#:
StAttill. The object, it is said, i 6 to rstablifiti*
this subject; the' principles 91
which shall reconcile the knterot of Vki4qA
that of the Roman Catholic Chnrch t• .
Miss stia.lt: continues con titled :how; holiNto.
.The nuptialsAtiOsen Sir' &laanv Wat.t..,-,LEN
and LatlY 'isigit CEO!r., tite: taidest daughter

ixOttlaiktlift•‘aott.,
of the Illitrtijaitil Marchiossiiii tifiSA t.t snu HY, are
to take plttitc i the beginnitiffssfiscxr week.
fArd',Vieount FurtiiiM.wai4,.. lately deceased,
has, by xwiii, betpieuthettill splendid donation to
the University of CAteIiStIIDGE, ViZ. his extensive
collectiitistufrroof Paints to the amount of 10,000
in tin (pocketed by
.his Lordship in a long
'eau ars with t e gre4test taste and atten-
tiOift 'float/ea sie-rahn i 31us of 40,0001. He
liaketlso given to ihtt-stone University, his exten-
stye colleet'Ofidttiiiitiaty esteemed Piefres, and,
~to complipt•itinuteioificence' of his bequest, lie is
it.i.tllo,l4l44left 100,0001. in South, SC4 Stock, to
•ctetll6'4,sifilstitvg • in the said University, appropri-
.
e.ittelotOuter:.;:ept ion or. these valuable collections,
4 1151 prohlthiyTor tin endowerient also of a Proles-
soli-hip in this branch.of tine Fine Arts. .
On ,the 27th of, this month', tk will be exutiy
one hundred years since the birth of t! Uritish
itociut, Davin P`Atuttus-. ,This onniversary
be celebrated in his native city,. Hereford, by tc
grand thinner, at which, the Mayor will preside,
and an appropriate petronnonct, at the Theatre.
There is now living in .the Yille of Doilki,j;)
Boughton under Wean, near. Catit,crbory, a gal-.
tint Old-veteran, 19 has .arrived at the suiptis
itigrage of 1212 yeti . He still retains )cis facttl
tiegi imd converses 'lteer,folly with all his ntime•
• ions visitors j his nante.is FettousoN ; be was for-
?Tiiirly a soldier, and served many years in the
Scotch 6Yey*. .