The Sun.
London, England, 1818-08-21 00:00:00

SIIIP NEWS.

DEAL, Auo. 20.—Came down from the River, and sailed,
the Ajax, Clark, for Madras, and New Albion, Bishop, for
the Cape of Good Hope.
PouTsatomt, AUG. 20.—Sailed the Jemima, Danhy, for
Bombay; and Bellette gun-brig for Halifax.—Went out of
harbour the Leveret gu3-brig, and anchored at Spithead.
LlVEitroot, Are. 19.—Arrirt;id the William Wilberforce,
Balfour, from Nova Scotia : on 28th July, in lat. 49. 17.
long. 38. spoke the ship Loyal Briton, from London to
Quebec; on the 29th, in tat. 49. 33. long. 35. 51. spoke the
brig Valiant, Taylor, from Liverpool to Newfoundland.

HULL, At: G. B.—Arrived the Highflyer,Blenkinsop, from
Greenland, with 3 fish and 933 seals.

I'Lvmotrrel, AUG. 19.—Arrived off this port the Ealing
Grove, New, from Dominica to London.

Letters have been received from the Duke of
CLARENCE. . His Royal flightless has abandoned
the Idea of residing abroad.
The Duke and Duchess Of CAMBRIDGE, attend..
etl by the Prince-s's brothers and Baroness Ha...
DERMANN, arrived at WRIGHT's Hotel, Dover, on
Tuesday evenin, under salute from) the guns
at the heights, and next morning, at eleven
o'clock, the whole party embarked from the Inn
stalls in the barge it the yacht, under a similar
salute. Olt the yacht getting under weigh, the
Pioneer schooner, Lieut. ROUSE, which was in
the Roads, filed a salute, with her yards manned.
A most beautiful breeze at N. E. soon conveyed
the Royal Party over.

CITY BUSINESS.-This morning the Right Hon.
the LORD MAYOR, accompanied by the Remem-
brancer and other Officers, puoceeded in state
from the Mansion-house to Guildhall, to bold the
election for filling the situation of Bridgemaster,
•recant by the death of Mr. Richard Yeoward.—
Atter the usual formalities were gone through, the
tollowing Gentlemen were severally put in nomi-
nation, viz. Snuggs, Mr. Thodey, Mr.
Taplock, and Mr. King. The spew of hands
having been taken, the friends of Mr. Snuggs
and Mr. Thodey expressed their determination of
proceeding to a poll, which was accordingly com-
menced.

BOULOGNE, AUG. 11.—Lortl .COCHRANE M-
b:aka, on Saturday morning-, On board a fine new
frigate, which arrived the preceding day from Eng-
)le certainly goes to South America—they
say Lima. The lion,. CAVENDISH BRADSHAW and
Hon. BUTLER DANVERS, and many other
fashionables, took their leave of us yesterday for
Spa. Lord and Lady EDW Alt D SOMERSET expect to
return home about the middle of November. As
the Noble Lord commands the cavalry for the
district, it is supposed that they will return about
the same period. Great dissatisfaction prevails
among the natives in consequence of the English
being here, as their presence has greatly enhanced.
the price of provisiow•—there are now about 400
families front that cottony, occupying the best
situations. House rent i 3 still uncommonly cheap.
Great attention to dress among the Ladies ; and.
not a few play at rouge et blunt.

ACCIDENT AT FUICNIVAL'S INN—This rl9y an
Inquest was held at the Blue Posts, 'H►►lborn, be-
fore Mr. SHELTON, Coroner, on the bodies of the
infant son of Mr. Roscoe, and also that of the in-
fant daughter ot Mr. Squires, both respectable in-
habitants of Furnival's Inn-court, Holborn, whose
deatr;s were caused by the falling of the wall of
F„r„ivaps Ina. It appeared the children were in
the court, and that a
,quantity of gravel had been..
dug out of Furnival's lull Gardens and thrown
against the wall. which, not being sufficiently
strong to sustain the pressure, gave way, and oc-
casioned Are unfortunate catastrophe. No circum-
stance, however, being elicited to shew that it
was any thing but the result of Accident, the Jury
delivered their verdict accordingly.