The Sun.
London, England, 1816-11-09 00:00:00

AIKtANCHOLY SHIPWRECK.

WavuonTn, Nov. B.—lt is with extreme vitt-
eern that $ have tacOmniOnicate the loss of the
ship Ilarhadoes, Capttiin PattnY, belonging to
Li vetpool, On' the HMI' of last month, on Jim.
Rocks of &illy; she vies front Smyrna hound
to London with a valttahle cargo. The Captain
and 13 men took to two ,of the ship's boats, but
Slion alter leaving the ship the boats upset, and
they all perished. The. Chief Mate,
.Mr..
GIAUbtfLY, the Only person saved, who is now with
me, gives ute-the.aboveHCc”ll9l : be says be was
the only man that rentaitted
eon boatel ; that;
after the• loss of the Captain and crew, he con-
structed iStitall ;aft, on which he was driven to
sea ;-:titid on the second day .(say 12th ult.) he
taken np by a small Fretpch vesseJ, and land-
ed in France. lle came over to this port yester-
day, -by the Countess of Liverpool packet, from
pnernsey.

YARMOUTH, NOV. 7.—This week passed here a
larg'e fleet vf merchant shipi from the Baltic, the
princip,il part of which were IN4en with .wheat
for the.rivc.r—they left the Sound the 2fith
MILFoan, Nov. 4...--Arrived the 'rims, PAS•
MORE, from :1141ta for Brist`ol; she sailed the
September from Malta, where site performed
40 tiny,' quarantine, in con-t(0(1ex of her having
been at Alvxamiria, at which place the plague was
very prevalent.
Was., Nov. 8.--. Arrived, and sale(' for the
River, the • Mary Ann, VVF.trerult, from Bengal,
and l'iinress (2114th/tie, LEISHMA ti-k from 80111-
bay —Wind 5 W.

FALmouytt, Nov. 6.--Arliveil the Lord Col -
lingwand from Cork and Penzance. Sailed the
Diana, JOLLY, for Madeira ; Hero, and John and
Mary, for London.—Wind NAV-.

Potrrsmontit. Nov. B.—Arrived his itlajest3's
ship Lame from a cruise. Arrived and sailer the
Daeketifiettl, SCOTT, froin the Dowits for Ja-
maica. Sailed tie Orion, ORIFFITHS, for Charles=
too Cesiar for linotica ; and his Ma-
jesty's ship !fermi to the tVestword.—Wind
Pt.vmowrn, Nov. 6.—Arrived the Fanny, SAD-
Lari,frout Pertutothitco fur Loodott, in 51 days;
on the 14th October Spoke the ship Mary, from
Buenos Ayres to Falmouth, citit.s4:days : the lst
Octobee, spoke the Eliza, its lat. 14. 49. lOtig. 28.
front England to Bengal, all well.-Wind W.
by N.

WINDSOR, Nov. B.—Vesterday the Qum: And
PRINCESSES Spent the day at Frogmme. This
being the Princess Augusta's 13irtl►-day, her Ma-
jesty gives an entertainment. Duke and
Duchess of Gloucester are arrived from Bagshot,
to be present_on the occasion; the Ducl<<•ss of
York from Oatlands, the Duke of York from
London, and the Duke of Clarence from Bushey
Park. The Prince Regent and others are ex-
pected. The Dowager Marchioness of Sligo ar-
rived here on Tuesday on a visit, to the Queen, on
her return fron► a tour nhrnaT: the Marchioness
was the bearer• of a message from the Queen of
Wirtemberg, whom she had TiSited ou her ecmti-
nental jouiney.

TIII LORD MAVOIt'S Wi3STMINSTEit
PRocltsSioll.

111 n. -EntTor:,

Nov. 8.

in several of tlic 'ginning Papers of 11415 day,
I observe, with 'surprize, ata Order of the Pro-
cessiiin to be observed, which, as nearly as I can
recolleet; is exactly the same with one published
in most of the papers last year. 'This, however,.
may be proper enough, since Repetition aild
piication are Tinnily the Order of the year front
the Mansion House. But I must rem:ark,. that
there is a material. deficiency in the. prqram-
me. It gives merely the Order of .the. Proces-.
slow. Which should be observed within the boun-
daries of "the City of London. The present Lopl
Mayor of that City chases to preeed thrUngli
another City, that of Westminster, amt his Lord-
ship is a man of too much discerunieut and taste
not to know, that a Procession, thus new in its
course, should be new also in its ino&. 'An en-
tirely new Procession will, therefore, commence at
Temple Bar, where his London Lordship w ill
enter upon the City of Westminster. lam sorry
to be tenable to give you a complete Order of this
Procession, but the following particulars of it
will, perhaps, be acceptable. A. B.
Police Officers.

The,l4nster, Warden and Court of Assistants of the Worship
fol Company of Blow Bladdet

Grand Band of Slnsia, consisting of Jew's Harps, Marrow-
Bones and Clearer's, by the most esteenie4performerl.
• modern Ancivut Hunter on Iforie!mck,( Modern
plumed with tuperior 13antam
Run" nli tcathers,aud babited in a superb Iluntet on
Horseback iis,ery. horseback

*Two Trumpeters on. Ass-back.
Krttle-Drums ditto.
331ack-genrds on horseback,
Two ditto ditto.

Standard-Bearer on Horebriek on
the banner a fine delineation oil
Bunter a Porter Biat, a man with a white Bunter
on apron stand; ng beside It, while on
Horseback another man hands to him a large I Horseback'
bottle, sod, as may be seen in a
Chymist% window.

Two Esyitirct on Horseback,
in half shirts,
THE VENEitArtirE NI.;siJOR,
in Iris arnionr, consisting, on one side,
of a naval itniforni, on the other,
of that of n biilitiarnan..
Cockney / . Two Cockney
an Tinkers oi) 4
Horseback, on foot, Ho7sebitc.
Standard Bearer on Hor.sebila ;

On the harmer is n Troinl-sciipe of a grove .of hollow trees
the motto from Shakspeare, with a new reading, !lug-
gested to his Lordship by his Lordship's tate.reader,
" 711117ouby's Wood ,ihaq come to puuces Lane."
Two Esquires in half shirts,
hearing the bottle and glass of their Knight.

I'HE PATRIOT GIN MONGER,
Banter in an entire snit of sky-Wite ar- Bunter
sit meter; his horse quite drunk ; . .on
Horseback himself shout fivu-eights the nurselmek
%awe.

Eighteen Chimney Sweepers on font, in their state-dresses.
Block:Meads§ ttect and-two.-
Dunder-Heads, four and four.
Numb-sculls, right and eight. •
• Pudding-Heads, sixteen.and sixteen. -
Double Drums.
Two Trumpeters on Mule-back.
-Two Men dancing in Hop-sacks.
Middle-meu on foot.
Draymen on foot..
Cockney ( Two Cockney'
on Flatterers'
)} on
Horseback, on Foot, Horseback.

HIS • LORDSHIP, THE LORD MAYOR.
Palac.c Yard Orators, in shirts:
Members of the Corrrsponding Society, as they can.
(Ciitera Demist)

A Brussels Paper contains the following Pt-
traet of a Letter from America, dated Philadel-
phia, Septenther 4 :—" A society. of Frenchmen,
of whom there are at present 'so many here, 1188
sent to Generali SAYMSY and LAI.LtiIytAND, Seth
Ha in% itatioti to fix their residence in the United
states. "A vessel fitted out solely for that purpose
,has sailed for the. Levant, in order .to take them
on hoard, as W(11 as others of the proscribed
French ‘vlio 'took lefuge in Turkey in order to
convey thou to America. ".Many, Frenchmen who
sailed. from the ports of Belgium continue to
eqablish themselves here; they invest their pro-
perty either in the American funds, iti mannfac-
turiOg es.tablislinients, or in the purchase of lands,
,'.lshe famous liest.,,,Veho has arrived at New York,
bronght'Whh.,him a considerable fortune : he pro.•
frets the • putillea (ion. of a • yen, detailed work on
thelFreneh 'ftevolution, which will contain Many
revealinents and facts hitberto tinknown."

WILLIAM ARCHIBALD ARMSTRONG WHITE,
F 4,11. Barrister at Law, is ailioimed a Magistrate
-Of the binntwell Police Office, in the room of
-1-IRN KY GRBIGG,:Eig: lately resigned ; and Cant.
ut ijesty's ItegulatiOn °like for
Seatueti at the Tower, and at the Tender off. the
Tower, is appointed a Magistate of the Thames.
Police Office, in the place of JOHN HARBIOTT,
Esq. retired on a peoslon. •
The Deptit of the Vith Font, stationed at Brig-
have received' pontes to detach parties, of 1,00
men each, into.Montnouthshire and Brecknock-
shire. The Ist. battalion of this regiment, at pre-
sent in I.4rhatlees, return to England as soon
as tfansportsccan be procured for that purpose.—
Orders to this•effeet were transmitted to Colonel
FARQUHARSON, the Commanding Officer, some
months back, from the Adjutant-General's Of-
fice.

Late on Tuesday night, the 22(1, or early on
Wednesday morning., the 23d nittimo, the parish
church of St. Mary, Warwick, was entered by
some petsons unknown, and the family pew of the
Earl of Wsinvirit. which, since the death of the
late 'Earl, had been lined with, black cloth, was
entirely stripped of its covering, and the whole,
consisting of about ten yards, was taken away.
James Ha!field, who some years back shot at
the KING, with seven other prisoners, confined
in Netvgate (who had severally been acquitted on
iiccount of insanity), were yesterday removed
troth thence to the New Bethient, St. Georges,-
fields, by an older of the Secretary of State.