The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-18 00:00:00

"S I•I I P N

• LtftnPooe, Strr..l6.—The George, LiNnsii!,'
from this port for Sligo, was totally lost, on the
10th instant, near Malin Head; the Mate and.
three men drowned.
PENZANCE, SEPT. 15.--The Eilipttlarinrie,' Of.
IriStol, JAMES SEATON, Nl4Ster, from Grenada
;t
'or London, of embayed in this bay yesterday,
.a thick fog. A Newland boat went off,
and agr:(-1fo►•200 guineas to bring him into a
place of snfetkY. The. pilotmeant to have hrought
:Lim to an anch,l4. in Guavas Lake, but being de.'
ceived by the fog,• the vessel came on, shore on
. the sand near Chyand:Nm before they knew where
they were : by assistance from hence, and
,clear-
,ing the decks of lumber; and taking out 31 pun-
cheons of rum, with plenty of fresh'. 4)ands she was
'got oil, amid, I think, without much tlaNiase• She
is now in deep water again, and will sho,"Ciy pro-

teed on her voyage.
.VORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 17 —Arrived his Majesty's
!hip Dr.Othedary from Dantzic ; Fame, DALE, from
the Downs for Botany Bay.. The Ma's:l'6 Wel-
; !ington, Igicriat.) and Sir William Bensley, Wm-
, .
LIAM, from the Downs, passed by for India.—
; •
Sailed the Urania, HOWELL, for Bermuda.—
Wind S. E.
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 16.—tailed the Richard,
NOBLE, for Demerara. Put back the Hippolita,
iitt.b, bound to Prince Edward's
DEAL, SEPT. 17.—Remain his Majesty's ship
Ganymede, the Rattlesnake and Scourge Revenue
hlggers, and Prince Frederick Dutch man of war.
'Wind S. E.
GRAVESEND, SEPT. 17.—Arrived the Lady
Borringdon, Smouson, from Trinidad ; Amphion,
,Coburg, from Skedorn ; Johanna, Aubert, from
Videry ; Colletta, Boss, from Antwerp ;
Centurion, Hiprerstall, from Jamaica ; Industry,
Avenent, from Dunkirk ; Friends, Warren, from
Jamaica ; and Severn, Warren, from North Ca-
Tolina.—Sailed the Maria Francois, Paulnier, for
Lady Sherbrook, Love, for Madeira ;
anti Hetmes, Straffen, for flavannah.

HIS MiIItSITS 11RIG CAMELEON.

An Evening Paper of yesterday having pub-
lishei, on the authority of a Madras Paper, the
1055 of the Cameleon, together with that of
captain LAW, and more than half of her crew,
which may have an alarining effect on the minds
of their mends in this country, we hasten to give
publicity to the contents bf a Courier Extraordi•
Mary, published at Madras on the 30th April,
'Which will be found to be a complete and satisfac-
tory contradiction of the loss of his Majesty's ship
in question :
" Courier Exlra, Tuesday; April 30, 1816.
,
idsoaets.—We have infinite satisfaction in con-
tradicting the account which appeared in this
,Courier, of the loss of his Majesty's
brig Catneteon, on Point Palmiras. Accounts
Live, we ere hippy to state, been received of her
arrival at Saugor on the 15th instant."
Then follows an apology to the public for the
stnin►entional uneasiness the false report may
hove occasioned'.

•We have also received the annexed corrobora-
tion of the above
" It gives us infinite pleasure to be able to
contradict from authority the reported loss of the
eumeleon brig of war, off Point Palmiras she
.arrived in the Bengal River on the Milt 61,461
last."

•
Letter's 'direct front Naples to The 2.ttt
state, that the Atnerican squadron Wn3 Mill at
Islepietri, and Mr. PINKNRY busily employed in
urging his paint with the Neapolitan Govern.
tent ; but, as the account says, to very lade
V,lrpose. The notes of Mr. PINKNEY to the
"eapolitan Government, in the first instt,nce,
Were earache(' menacing terms s but the Ktng,
}laving taken time t ° consult a neighbouring Power,
refused the American Ambassador either a‘ontir.
pensation, or the promise of any, for the property
claimed on behalf of the subjects of the United
States,
The Day, in his fury, says a, private letter from
Paris, had several of his superior Officers be-
headed, because they had not resisted HS success-
tally as he had expected ;. among the sufferers are
reported to have been two French Officers of En-
gineers.
Rear-Admiral MILNR, who so ably supported
Lord Exsiouru, as Second in Command in the
)tutn•egnable, which suffered so severely from the
theeny's lire, is a native of Edinburgh, tend a
friend of the Duke of ButcLaudn. He was
r4iced to the rank he now holds at the last gene-
-1111 naval pioinotion, and is appointed, we be-
lieve, to the Halifax station.
It appears the French Government haS had the
thgratittide to order the arrest of Mr. WILLIAMS,
the Oculist, atter all the marvellous cures which
ii
has been gratuitously performing for some time
upon the people both of the provinces and the ca-
pital,His door was literally besieged by paticjits.
4e has made an application to Sir C. STUART, in
Which he ascribes his arrest to the envy and avarice
tar the French surgeons, who succeeded in int-
( Posing upon the Government, by representing his
Erdtuitous services to the poor, and the tenacity
with which be sticks to Paris, as suspicious Cir.
cenititanees.'. The Doctor's affair is tort numb
tr
ented as matter for pleasantry by both the French
an English. A Frenchman toeing asked, in my
telence, why Monsieur, the English Oculist,
iv !WAN!, bad been arrested, replied; " Because
our tiovernment does not want the people to sec
too. clearly." lie is merely under the surveilltaic*
(4 the Police, anal his papers seized ; but it. is
i:‘,lli: d
posed. that he will be almost ituumiiateli44-
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